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Vol. C, No. 45 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, November 21, 1980 YOlIK HOMETOtriS ISEWSFAPER Since 1881 Budget leaves room for tax cut WASHINGTON (UPl) - The 1981 deficit and promises a modest tax cut for the entire year, depending on ac- Senate plans for federal spending, while most taxpayers will enjoy it for used by Congress to appropriate budget approved by Congress in for individuals by next July. ' tlon by the new Congress. zipped through Congress in three only six months-. money, anticipates the business por cludes a ' $28.2 billion increase in Business probably will be able to The $632.4 billion budget, a com hours Thursday, ending a slow If all goes as planned, taxpayers tion will be retroactive to January defense spending and a $27.4 billion take advantage of larger writeoffs promise between the House and painstaking annual process that actually will realize a reduction of while the portion for individual IVferit $12.5 billion between July, when the taxpayers will take effect in July started last March. money is expected to start showing Congress reduced its revenue The budget anticipates Congress up in pay checks, and Sept. 30.. when projection by $10 billion — the net im will pass a tax cut of $35 billion to $40 the fiscal year ends. pact of the tax cut after some of the Firebomb victim asks billion for the calendar year, the Although the reduction will be in money has “reflowed " to the govern amount Ronald Reagan has talked effect, businesses generally won't ment in other fofms — and set fiscal about and the Senate Finance Com get their share until long after the year revenues at $605 billion mittee has recommended. 1981 fiscal year ends, when they file With $632 4 billion in spending, that why sources protected tax returns at the end of the calendar would leave the government $27.4 But the tax cut next year will be year and claim larger depreciation billion in the red in the year the that large only on paper since it is writeoffs. government once talked about having By MARTIN KEARNS which determines what is relevant to the state does not have a case against figured for the entire calendar year The budget, an internal document a balanced budget Gilliland. Herald R eporter the case. Police Chief Robert D. Lanna said Today Mrs. Harris said Bailey's MANCHESTER- One victim of Thursday, "The stipulates what remarks made her feel sick and she last month's firebombing asked would qualify as evidence.” immediately rushed out of his office. again today why prosecutors never In particular, Mrs. Harris has The day of Charles N. Metheney's subpoenaed sources who led police to protested the state's plea bargaining indictment, Mrs. Harris said Kevin Tanker aground the two suspects who have been with the 17-year-old Manchester McMahon, the assistant state's at W in s charged in the incident. suspect. According to a court agree torney, had told her there is no A search warrant issued to ment, Eugene R. Gilliland pleaded reason an indictment could not be Manchester Police Oct. 10 mentions guilty to.a charge of accessory to ar returned against Gilliland. “several sources” including “two son. At the same time, Mrs. Harris reliable confidential sources” and In return, Gilliland promised to said, the state refused to accept off Maine coast the brother of a person who has not cooperate with the prosecution's Metheney's testimony against been charged in the incident. case against another suspect already Gilliland while Monday's agreement ROCKLAND, Maine (UPl) - A said. weather at low tide on Metinic Mrs. Lucendia Harris, whose four indicted for first degree arson. was intended to obtain testimony tanker hauling 714,000 gallons of gas Chief Warrant Officer William Ledge, about 2 miles west of Metinic children were in her 11 Brent Road Mrs. Harris said she believes both from Gilliland against Metheney. oline and heating oil ran aground Mulkern, commanding officer of the Island. He said there was an 8-foot home when it was firebombed Oct. 2, youths conspired to firebomb her today 4 mites off the Maine coast, Coast Guard's Rockland station, said gash in the ship. “It's a whitewash case,” she said. spurting at least 4,200 gallons of gas There were no reports of injuries said state's attorneys told her they home. She says the state should have “There are witnesses they could the 1,488-ton ship Christian Reinauer into the ocean. Coast Guard officials from Boston ran aground in clear among the eight-man crew, cap had only one witness, who is himself obtained indictments against the per-, have called,” she said again today. a suspect. Mrs. Harris and others son who instigated the attack, as well tained by Keith Beale. said they believe "somebody out here as the person who threw the bomb. Mrs. Harris said, ”1700 have to be The 254-foot ship, which ran in Manchester knows something." According to Mrs. Harris, State's a lawyer to understand anything. aground at 1:55 a.m., was refloated Police say that while information Attorney John Bailey has said the There is more information available. about 9 a m. Three Coast Guard Union Pond vessels and a helicopter were stan from a number of sources in the com state has only one witness, who is Only God knows and in some way I munity was handed over to state's at himself a suspect. am still hoping God will show a ding by to assist the ship. torneys. it is a prosecution strategy Mrs. Harris said Bailey told her miracle in this thing.” Officials at the Marine Safety Of fice in Portland said the ship was study ordered taking on a small amount of water in Meadows strike planning the front section, but was not in im By MARY KITZMANN be ordered. “I'm not saying the dam is in mediate danger of sinking. The officials said the spill was Herald R eporter danger, but of all the dams inspected headed away from land and would under this program Union Pond was MANCHESTER— State officials probably evaporate before causing among four or five that need ad Town in confrontation have denied the town's ap]>eal of a any damage. ditional research," Galgowski said. DEP order, leaving public works of- "There's a gasoline sheen on the "There's almost a sense of urgency ficiais contemplating the cheapest surface a quarter to a half mile wide By MARY KITZMANN organizer, said she learned of the Weiss turned the members away about this.” way to conduct a fourth study of and approximately a mile and a half Herald Reporter meeting through news accounts. “We when they tried to attend the second- Union Pond dam. He says his department's next step weren't there to be disruptive,” she floor conference. When the meeting is to await more information from in length. " Lt. Cmdr. Robert O'Pezio MANCIIE.STER - U n io n Stanley Pac, state environmental said "It's tough to guess how much representatives pressured their way said. “We just wanted to present our relocated to Weiss's office, Ms. Mils- the town. Walter Senkow said today commissioner, denied the town's that is and it continues to leak. " side and talk about the issues." tein walked in. there are several courses in con Thursday into a closed meeting appeal of the Department of En Officials also suspected a small But discussion of issues is what Weiss explained the meeting with sideration on how best to implement between town officials and ad vironmental Protection order that a amount of home heating oil was Weiss wanted to avoid. “Issues of the the nursing home management, the fourth study order. Among them ministrators of the strike-threatened fourth study of the dam's capacity is leaking from the ship. attended also by representatives of is simply to hire another consultant, Meadows Convalescent Home. strike are not the role of the town," needed. DEP ordered the study Sept. O'Pezio estimated the ship, which Manchester Memorial Hospital and which would probably be the most After repeated attempts, which he said. “We are not a mediator, our 19 after it's review consultant deter was headed for Bangor, ran aground the Manchester Area Cqnference of expensive course, or have Senkow went from “cordial to a confron position is somewhat different" mined the town's study, conducted by in 50 feet of water. It drifted free Churches, was closed to public par and Welti jointly conduct the ad tation" by about 13 union members of After four unsuccessful con Clarence Welti, a Glastonbury con before 5 a m. when the tide came in ferences in Manchester, the union ticipation. He offered to meet with ditional research. As he is a town H o n o rs. District 1199. New England Health sultant. underestimated the dam's and was floated into deeper water asks for a minimum weekly wage of the union at a later time on a "social employee, this would reduce the es Care Employees to attend. Town capacity. The town appealed the and anchored. Manager Robert Weiss admitted $224 per week over a three-year basis". Ms. Milstein said. After Ms. order Octr 15, Pac's denial, which ap tim ate cost, Senkow noted. four, a field organizer, and represen period. The union's earlier offer Milstein's and the other's insistence, parently has not yet reached town of “It's a question of how the study tatives from each of Meadow's three spread the pay scale over two years. Weiss attreed to allow the four. Ms. ficials, leaves the town no choice but should be done, " Senkow said Friday Cast in dark Research establishes low tar MERIT as proven buildings. The Meadow's, Connecticut's largest Milstein, Ms, Patalik, Wanda Daw jiP gather more information. Town of morning. The meeting between town depart nursing home with 518 beds,.is owned and Robert Krajewski to attend. ficials estimate the fourth study While town officials contemplate on J. R* ment heads, police officers and nur by Geri Care Inc. He elaborated the town's role in could cost upwards of $30,(X)0 in addi the study, the pond's low water level sing home officials was to discuss the The union vows to strike unless an the threatened strijiewas to “provide tion to the $20,000 already paid for continues to alarm the Eighth HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - The Ewing taste alternative to high tar smoking. town's role in the probable strike agreement is reached. One nursing a peaceful envirompent for the Welti's report. Utilities District fire fighters.The family of “Dallas,'' eyeing each Tuesday at 18 of 19 state nursing home. Greenwood in Hartford, picketers and insure tne public's en Pac's letter was sent after a Nov. 6 volunteer fire department uses the other suspiciously, departed MGM homes. settled a new contract Thursday, but try to the buildings" meeting with Jay Giles, public works pond's water as a backup supply. The studios today for Chasen's restaurant But the union, which asks for wage the others remain. After the meeting, the four union director, Walter Senkow, town DEP, worried about the dams to find out with the rest of the coun- increases, pension programs and Yesterday's afternoon meeting representatives wondered if the engineer, and Welti at the state's strength, ordered a lowering of water t^y.itonight ,who shot J.R., the Smoker Research C(jnclusive Smoker Preference: Among adequate staffing aagreements to settled, according to Weiss, what the Manchester Police Department review consultant. Buck and Buck level. villanous head of the television clan avoid a strike, was not invited. Amid town's role will be, mainly insuring could protect the strikers from Engineers of Hartford. The denial Galgowski mentioned the town Other cast members. CBS the 95% of smokers stating a Weiss's assurances of the town's law and order in what is expected to harassment such as rock throwing comes in the wake of DEP's request might consider, as has been executives and Lorimar producers Nationwide tests witn thou- neutrality in the serious labor dis be a dangerous strike. Calling for and verbal threats. at the meeting for cost estimates on suggested, the dam should be broken. will join the cast at a dinner pute, excludii^ the union was taken hiring replacement employees, “I hope the police can protect me. " the study. Many residents opposed this at a celebrating the most-talked-about sands of smokers continue to preference, the MERIT low as a sign of bias by the members. strikebreakers according to union Ms. Patalik said. DEP officials countered the town's Board of Directors meeting episodic show in television history “Having a clos^ door meeting members, have come from state However, upon leaving, the union claims, at the meeting, that the study The controversy over the dam J . R. himself, in the person of Larry confirm the MERIT break tar/good taste combination with the administration is clearly health officials and management. members were still upset they were would cost about $30,000, saying it began when the U.S. Hagman, will drive in with his wife taking sides," Jean Patalik, The union wanted to insure their not initially invited. could be done for half that. And Vic Army Corps of Engineers concluded from their beach house in Malibu through in key areas-of taste, was favored 3 to I over high Meadows employee, said standing side was heard in deciding the town's Weiss added the town is preparing tor Gajgewski, DEP dam supervisor, in March of 1979 the dam was in His TV wife. Sue Ellen, a prime outside the Municipal Building. role. But first Charles McCarthy, a contingency plan to evacuate is firm theNdam needs additional danger of collapsing. The town then suspect, will arrive froip her Santa ease of switch and ability to tar leaders when tar levels Merilee Milslein, union field assistant town manager, and then patients if needed. research b ^ r e specific repairs can hired Welti for further study. The Clarita Valley ranch Also—- MERITi DEP consultant determined Welti's assembling will be sister-in-law. study\underestimated the capacity Kristin (Mary Crosby I. the most satisfy long term. were revealed! Filter Mitten tree and the amount of needed repairs. prime suspect of all in the shooting of That determination is what the town the larcenous J R. Blind Taste Tests: In tests Long-Term Satisfaction: In appealed, and lost. The fourth study By 8 p.m PST, word will have helps needy is supposed to give the final deter flashed from the East U'oast and where brand identity wa§ con the latest survey of former minations on how much water flow revealed the identity of the would-be MANCHESTER - A mitten tree the dam can ha;jdle. murderer. for the needy has been placed in the cealed, a significant majority of high tar smokers who have lobby of the Manchester Evening Herald by Xi Gamma Chapter of smokers rated the taste of low switched to MERIT, 9 out of Beta Sigma Phi. The organization is sponsoring the project through the tar MERIT equal to—or better 10 reported they continue to holiday season, in hopes of collecting at least 50 pairs of mittens to be dis fridoy. tributed by the Manchester Area than —leading high tar brands. enjoy smoking, are glad they LOW TAR-ENRJCHED Flavor Conference of Churches. Court order The project is part of the seasonal A judge's order striking down a Bijly Martin signs best contract Even cigarettes having twice switched, ar^report MERIT is giving campaign of MACC. regulation concerning the picket ever. Houston fans upset at Beta Sigma Phi members and times of striking nurses in Water- Astros' top executive. Page 14. the tar! the best-tamng low tar they’ve friends are making mittens to be bury- has allowed the strikers ^tp Island blank skidding Whalers, I'hllll' St 1-. , r«M pinned to the tree. Members are return to the picket lines at the Bruins win despite off-night. Page Kings; 8 mg 'iai'.'n G nigmcoime lOO'sReg: 10 m g"iai!'0 7 mg nicoiine- ei^er tried. urging anyone interested in helping medical facility. Page 2. U>- with the project to make or con Men 11 mg' idi','0 8 ingmcoiine av.pei cigateiie.fTC Repori Bee'79 MERIT is the proven alter tribute mittens by bringing them to Going home insidtTtddfly the Herald office to be pinned on the "Rags, the Agawam, Mass., police classified .., 1 \ .. .20-22 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined native to high tar smoking. tree. dog, has returned to the custody of Comics...... ^...X...23 The tree will remain up through his master after spending 17 days Editorial .’...... 4 That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous igjtour Health. And you can tasto it. MERIT Dec. 19. Beta Sigma Phi also is in a hospital recoveringifrom Family. 7 K i i ^ & K X ) ^ looking for good used hats and gunshot wounds suffered while obituaries J2 mittens that also me bq dropped off trying to,protect his poiice,Jnficer Peopletalk •...... 2 at the Herald office at 10 Brainard master. Page 2. Sports...... , 14-16 Place. I n a n n r i i Television ...... 1 7 Beta Sigma Phi is a non-profit in sports 2 organization for women in the area. Decorating the mitten tree in The Herald Walker, Marilyn Broneill, Rita Berube and The organization conducts a variety Eastern college basketball im- Weather i,,? of service, social and cultural ac lobby are members of Beta Sigma Phi, Diane Colangelo. (Herald photo by Reilly) proves. Chargers stop Miami in Weekend “ " tivities. clockwise from left, Lynda Solder, LaFerne
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EVENING HERALD, Fri., Nov. 21, 1980 - 3 a - EVENING HERALD, Fri , Nov. 21, 1980 \ Salvation Army Mpdote- festival Saturday M ANCH ESTER— The Salvation Army Citadel Band and Songsters will present their annual Thanksgiving Festival of Praise at the Citadel, 661 Main Street Satur New believer appeared without a trace last March. caught bringing more than four gallons into Connecticut Sweeney "had cuts on both arms inside the elbow and day night at 7:30 p.m. ' Trained dogs brought to Atlanta from Philadelphia by can have their purchases confiscated. Violators also are he was dead," when found, Robinson said. A razor blade Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Stanley Ditmer of New York City ATLANTA (UPI) — City Councilman Arthur Langford tracker Don Laken were given the Mathis boy's scent subject to a maximum penalty of 8500 and six months in was found beside the body, the warden said. will be the guests. Lt. Colonel Ditmer will be the chair said Thursday he is no longer a "skeptic” about informa through riothing provided by his mother and were taken jail. "It appears to be a suicide," he said. man for the Saturday Festival and will also be the guest tion coming from psychics in the case of 15 missing or to the site near Lincoln Cemetary where Mrs. Gagliardo "This is not a crackdown," Dubno said Thursday. Robinson said state police were summoned to in speaker at the 10:45 a.m. Sunday Worship Service. He is a dead Atlanta black children because some of their tips thought the body might be located. "We're not increasing our out-of-state surveillance, just vestigate the death. composer and arranger and is the Executive Officer of juniors have turned up clues. The dogs immediately went to the shirt and a continuing it. However, I think it's only fair to remind Sweeney was sentenced in Superior Court at Waterbury the New York Staff Band. Langford said psychics had been providing information bloodstained windbreaker, described as a man's size 40, people of the legal lim it on alcoholic beverages at this and began serving his sentence on July 23,1976, Robinson The Manchester Citadel Band was founded in 1888 and beneficial to the investigation. buried just below the surface of the ground. particular time when thene's a temptation to go outside said. has given continuous service since that time. Under its get *5 "I'm a skeptic wh^n it comes to psychics," he said, Although police have refused to disclose the results of Connecticut to stock up for the holidays." 'V v ■ present leader. Bandmaster Michael Orfitelli the band "but now I can't rule anything out " the tests on-the clothing, the bloodstained shirt was will present' a varied program Including, “ If Thou Be Last Friday. Norwich, Conn,, psychic Pat Gagliardo reportedly similar to a jogging shirt worn by Jeffrey fdH SUicide Cable action Near," Bach; “Anniversary March,” S. Ditmer; “Songs led a team of tracking dogs to an area where a boys' shirt when he was last seen walking to a service station about " back on BRISTOL (UPI) — Cable television system operators of the Seasons," Kenneth Cook and "Homeward Bound’ and a man's windbreaker. both bloodsplattered, were 7:30 p m. March,11 to buy cigarettes for his mother. SOMERS (UPI) — State correction officials announced a composition of former Mayor and Army Bandmaster found buried near a cemetery the apparent suicide Thursday night of an inmate in his should be encouraged to drop cluttering duplicate signals and make room for up and coming cable networks, the Harold A. Turkington. The results of a state crime lab report on the clothing cell at the Somers state prison. The Citadel Songsters, organized in 1904 and presently have been turned over to Atlanta Public Safety Com Liquor limit head of a 24-hour sport cable network said Thursday the Warden Carl Robinson said Arthur Sweeney, 40, was under the direction of songster leader Mrs. G. Alton HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut's chief tax collector night. missioner Lee Brown, but Brown has refused to discuss found lying in a pool of blood during a routine check about '‘Or4 Perrett, will offer "0 Be Joyful,” Handel; “ Love the report until he gets a written report. has reminded residents that there's a four-gallon per per 10:15 p.m. Chester R. Simmons, president and chief executive of ficer of the Entertainment and Sports Programming Divine.” Mozart; “ Rejoice, Give Thanks,” Arthur The shirt and windbreaker were discovered in an area son limit on out-of-state liquor purchases. Sweeney was serving a 10-to 20-year sentence for his > Messiter and "High as The Sky,” from a recent musical world’s pinpointed by Mrs Gagliardo as the possible location of Stale Revenue Services Commissioner Orest Dubno, conviction on four counts of attempted murder and Network, said the limited number of cable channels are often tied up by duplicate netwo'rk programming. by Majors Larson/Gowans. the bodv of il-vear-old Jeffrev Lamar Mathis, who dis- noting the holiday season is coming up. said persons attempted escape. Robinson said. Also included in the program will be a comet solo "Povanne for Comet and Piano” written ^ y Karen Krinjak, deputy songster leader and organist. TTie soloist est-fitting Peopletalk, w ill be Bandmaster Michqel Orfitelli. A piano duet Dog hero “ Under Two Flags,” featuring Mrs.-G. Alton Perrett and Miss Karen Krinjak playing one of the fine traditional jeans... Who shot whatsisname? Army marches will be a unique feature of the Festival. Tickets will be available at the door. iJ-y Nevada officials sliill down betting on who shot goes home J R . because it isn't an "official" sporting event. It Chic, 2 may not be open season on Larry Ragman's villain, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - MVD open Tuesday night but before the shutoff it was even money in Las & Rags, the police dog awarded his -"•"A- , • - . Vegas that either his wife. Sue Ellen, or her force’s highest honor for saving his W ETHERSFIELD— All Motor Vehicle Department of boyfriend. Dusty Farlow, did it. Banker Vaughn master from gunfire, has nearly fices will be open until 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 25, to now in ^ Leland and J R.'s discarded mistress, Kristin, were recovered from his paralyzing Seasonal fun compensate for the Thanksgiving holiday, according to ’ 3-1 At 4-1 were Alan Beam and "anybody else" — wounds, but his vet says he may an MVD spokesman. that IS. someone not included in the list of 20 never be able to return to active du Center Springs Park was the center of ac get in a little pre-Thanksgiving sliding fun. The department, like all state agencies, will be closed suspects on whom odds were offered. They included prduroy ty- tivity Thursday afternoon for local children (Herald photo by Pinto) Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, but will reopen at 8:30 J R himself at 15-1, his infant son at 100-1, and even "I’m sure they’ll give him a desk who took advantage of the early snowfall to a.m., Friday, Nov. 28. a couple who have been spun off onto another series. job — to be in charge of milk-bone Offices will be open from 8:30.a.m. until 4:30 p.m Gary Ewing of "Knots Landing " was 15;1 and his fO TOCAIt 9 procurement," Dr. Nathan Dykes Wednesday and Friday, and from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 denim wife. Valene. listed at 20-1. said Thursday after the German p.m. Saturday. For period ending 7 a m. 11 22,'80 During Friday night, shepherd had been released from the snow is possible over parts of the northern Rockies while Sophia as Farah Rowley Memorial Hospital. Bonded mortgage plan Slide show for aged rain spreads across sections of west Texas. Elsewhere, Rags had been recuperating at Sophia Loren may play Farah Dibah, the widow of Rowley since Nov. 3, when he was mostly fair weather is forecast Minimum temperatures the shah of Iran, in an upcoming movie to be M ANCH ESTER— The town Department of Human shot by a pair of gunmen who fired include (approx max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta produced by her husband. Carlo Ponti. The couple Services w ill show a slide program entitled Accidental 32 61), Boston 26 481. Chicago 30 58), Cleveland 28 57 i, bullets at Patrolman Norman Nardi 1 1 1 1 were in Panama City where Ponti said at a news Hypothermia in the Elderly. Dallas 41 1601, Denver 28 1561, Duluth 32 151), Houston 39 in a darkened parking lot while on It is a 24-minute presentation on hypothermia, its cause conference Gen. Omar Torrijos. former Panama cruiser patrol in Agawam, just south credit irks activists (621, Jacksonville 36 ( 67l, Kansas City 36 162), Little nian strongman, convinced him "Sophia could act and treatment. It covers the risks for the elderly turning Rock 31 i63i. Los Angeles 53 i75), Miami 59 (75),' of Springfield. credit for the proposal.” And she mittee recommendea bonding as Farah " Sophia said she'd have to see the script. By MARY KITZMAN.N their heat down. Minneapolis 32 i60i. New Orleans 38 ( 64), New York 35 Rags' quick action saved Nardi notes what she believes are some dis proposal “ had more government in The shah and his wife lived at the Panama resort The program will be shown on Nov, 26 at 11 a.m, at the l48i. Phoenix 49 i75l. San Francisco 45 ( 60), Seattle 37 from injury, but the canine sustained Herald Reporter similarities in the mayor's com volvement,” This surprises Rubin. island of Contadora for a time during his-exile. Senior Citizen Center. It is open to the public. (46i. St Louis 32 ( 63), Washington 36 ( 58) spinal cord damage which left him MANCHESTER — There's some mittee recommendation and the ver "M y God, she 'apparently hasn't Sophia also is an exile — from Italy because of tax The slide show will also be given at Mayfair Gardens temporarily paralyzed. confusion over who should take sion proposed last week. read it,” he exclaimed. He maintains troubles She refused to discuss her troubles but Community Room on North Main St. at 11 a m. on Nov. Hundreds of get-well cards and credit, or blame as the case may be, The two directors did credit West the two proposals are one and the promised. "I am Italian and I will go back some 25. Weather foreeast letters have come from across the for proposing'the town sell bonds to Hartford for supplying a model of the same. "The town sets the conditions It will be shown at Westhill Gardens Community Room j dav " finance home mortgages. bonding proposal. The city plans to nation for Rags and a reward fund for the savings and loan within the 24 Bluefield Drive, on Nov. 26 at 12:30 p.m. A member of the Mayor's Com Partly sunny early today then a chance of evening spearheaded by the 44-member sell up to $35 million in bonds. The limitations of the statute.” For further information contact Diane Wicks at 647- showers High temperatures 4.') to 50. 7 to 10 C Clearing ‘Bfue’ Jeans Ad Agawam Police Department to aid in mittee on Condominiums Conver first issue is expected to be $9 million And he credits with Rep. Walter 3092. tonight with lows 25 to 30 Mostly sunny Saturday with A commercial for Calvin Klein jeans has sexy the capture of the two suspects in sions suggests two Democratic with the hope of reducing mortgages Joyner for first explaining the highs 45 to 50 Probability ol precipitation 30 percent Brooke Shields. 15. look into the camera and ask, volved has grown to $6,000. Directors, Barbara Weinberg and interest rates by two or three percen program at town meetings in March today and tonight and 10 percent Saturday Southwest "You know what comes between me and my Last week, the dog was appointed James McCavanagh^who proposed a tage points. during discussion of condominium Chorus rehearsal winds increasing to 10 to 20 mph today shifting to the Calvins’’ Nothing " But something has come the department's official mascot and bonding program last week did not Approval for a similar program conversions and displaced tenants. northwest tonight Westerly winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday between the ad and the viewing public. CBS televi- awarded the Medal of Honor at a Back home give credit, but took it. Ben Rubin, here requires voter referendum ap The program did not spark much in MANCHESTER— A special rehearsal of the I Sion network and two New York City stations. CBS- ceremony attended by police officers ■"i. tenant activist, says the mayor's proval. The program would be ad terest at that time. Beethoven Chorus has been scheduled for Monday mor Long Ulund ''ouml owned WCBS-TV and ABC-owned WABC-TV, have and their dogs from throughout the Patrolman Norman Nardi watches as his police dog, Rags, committee and the state legislature ministered by local banks in a Mrs. Weinberg says, “ programs ning at 10 in Emanuel Lutheran Church. should be credited with Manchester's l.urig l-land '^ourid to Watch Mill. K.I., and Moii- rejected the ad. Three other Calvin Klein commer six New England states. takes a drink at police headquarters. The four year old Ger-> manner similar to that of the Connec like this, the (Connecticut Housing The rehearsal is being conducted to prepare for the per possible participation in the home ticut Finance Authority. The town Authority have been around for some formance Monday afternoon at Oestfield-Fenwood. lauk I’liiiii; Winds southwest 10 to 20 knots today cials featuring .Miss Shields have been restricted by Dykes, who removed a bullet from man shepherd hobbled from Rowley Memorial Hospital, Northwest winds 10 to 20 knots tonight and Saturday Fair the dog's spinal column during a mortgage business. would sell the bonds and make the time, "and the town should start All chorus members are requested to attend the WABC-TV to run only between 7 a m. and 9 a m. and Springfield, Mass., ending 17 days treatment for gunshot He said that the directors should with visibility over 5 miles today through Saturday after 9 p m . a station spokeswoman said. Jeff three-hour operation, was uncertain money available to local banks. using them. rehearsal. have noted the state act which .Average wave heights 2'to 4 feet today through Saturday Erdell. a WCBS-TV spokesman, said the ad "could whether he would ever.Walk again. wounds he suffered while protecting his m aster.(UPI photo) Because the bonds are tax-exempt, “ What we are trying to do is for governs the proposal and the have been flagged for language or content or both." expenses would be reduced, allowing ming some creative ideas," she said. recommendation of it from the Kxlendcd outlook The WABC-TV spokeswoman. Leslie Lillian, said lower interest rates than the private "We’re looking at creative ways Toastmasters active mayor's committee. Instead, he Extended outlook lor New England Sunday through the commercial "was rejected on the basis of lenders would otherwise offer. business can deal with the (housing) / . 'b'-' y < says, when the two directors Tuesday taste problem.” The Nathan Hale Toastmasters have been particularly Court order clears way released a press statement outlining Mrs. Weinberg admits some Rubin says he doesn't "want to kill active in recent weeks with Toastmaster Dan Chambers MaH^acliii-t‘ll-. KIk m Ic Uland and Cunnccticul; the proposal, it appeared as if the Chance of showers Sunday Fair Monday and Tuesday Disposable Thumb similarities between the State Act 79- the proposal's chances" by raising winning the club humorous speech contest and going on to municipal bonding program was en Daytime highs 45 to 55 Overnight lows 30s and low 40s 596 recommended by the mayor's the question of credit. But he does place second in the area contest held at the Marco Polo Phyllis Ownby is just the opposite of all thumbs — tirely new / cJ- cP , Ncrmoni: Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday Chance committee and what is now being believe "A review should have been Restaurant. she doesn't have any. Or ne^ any. Miss Ownby is And he hints at a political ' .OF of flurries northern Vermont Fair Tuesday Highs 35 to for pickets to continue given to the Board of Directors in done with the full Board of Directors Th'e following toastmasters, Roy Keith, Johnathan Los, an operating room nurse and assistant operating maneuver for the two directors facing cluding beginning the program with consulting the mayor's committee Chris Edelwich, Ernie Shepard, Bill Greene, Debby 45 Lows in the 20s and lower 30s room supervisor at Richmond, Va., Eye Hospital. W ATERBURY (UPI) - Striking allowed at each hospital entrance said he contended the entire three- re-election next year. $5 million. This would fund about 60 before it .was released to the press as Parant. Dan Chambers, Blanche Newman and Francoise Maine anil New M anip'liirc: Chance of showers south "She's amazing," her former supervisor said. "She nurses freed of a judge's order to because it was not served to the day temporary injunction, which was Mrs. Weinberg said she "doesn’t in mortgages, she estimates.. a creatioA of Mrs. \yeinberg and Mathieu, participated in a video taping arranged by and chance ol flurries or showers north Sunday Fair can do anything that anyone else can do in OR." limit picketing returned to the en proper officers of the CHCA unit. considered a stopgap measure until a any way, shape or form want to steal But she believes the mayor's com McCavanagh." toastmaster Blanche lawman, the Little Aetna and its south and chance ol Hurries north Monday and Tuesday .Miss Ownby was born with tiny appendages for \ trances of Waterbury Hospital in full Fracasse scheduled a hearing today show cause hearing $vas held, had Video Education Department head, Ms. Linda Butler. Highs in the 30s north to 40s south Low s in the 20s thumbs which were surgically removed. Han force today and attorneys for both on the merits ot the hospital's expired Thursday night. Each member of the group gave a three-minute talk dicapped’’ .Nonsense' "I had great parents; they VC * V. uL.* 'i'-'S'J':-" k rj.' O • ^ sides readied to return to court. request for a permanent injunction Tobin said he hoped the nurses that was taped. After the taping each member saw a taught me that I was no different frorfi anyone A Superior Court judge Thursday limiting the number of pickets to six would not come back in large Farmers voting on-A^minittee replay of himself and was given the opportunity to else." Miss Ownby said. She does her job, she can The Almanac lifted part^' of his temporary order at each of the hospital's eight en numbers and thought the mass critique, his own performance. Members then gave sew, oil paint, fasten buttons — anything but bowl. t niielii l*ren!i International limiting picketing in Connecticut's trances and 12 at the main gate. picketing was "kind of a phenomena Area farmers have the committee positions are didates are M
Five of the 10 defendants in the trial of the charges carrying the death penalty Thursday. but their families, friends and fellow On the eve of the smokeout. he chamber. The party will be hosted by their son and daughter-in- / Gang of Four sit inside a dock ringed with Left to right, Huang Yongsheng, Chen Boda, law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Ross Jr. and their grand Births iron bars as they listen to a 20,000 word indict Wang Hongwen, LiZuopeng and Zhang son, Richard H. Ross III. The couple retired to Waterford in 1964 after residing in Palumbo, Robin FrunrlieHcu, Kreipovich of 66 Vernon Ave , Ver of Ellington, was born Nov: 10 at ment accusing them of treason and o th e r Cunqiao. (IJPI photo) Manchester for more than 26 years. Mr. Ross retired daughter of Richard and Nancy non. was born Nov. 14 at Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital His from Chandler Evans-and Mrs. Ross from Hamilton Stan Risley Palumbo of 19 Crosby St., Memorial Hospital. Her maternal maternal grandmother is Mrs dard, Mrs. Ross is a former chairman of the Manchester East Hartford, as born Nov, 12 at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. An Margaret Prete of Ellington His Federal Housing Authority and vice chairman of the Manchester memorial Hospital. Her tony Kreipovich of East Hartford paternal grandparents are Mr and Manchester Democratic Town Committee, She is also a !Vlr, unci Mrs. Stephen Gluhosky maternal grandparents are Mr. and Her paternal great-grandparents are Mrs Hans Bonn of Manchester Mao’s widow defiant past regent of the-Daughters of Isabella. Mrs. Wells Risley of East Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. John Novello of East Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Hartford. Her paternal great-great Coekerham, Jnneph Roy, son of and Mrs. William Palumbo of East grandfather is Anthony Bayuch of Roy D and Elizabeth A. Hubert Hartford. Manchester. Coekerham of 69 Bigelow St . w ', Manchester, was born Nov 11 at as Gang of" Four tried Fisherman^s wife Hanukkah Bennel, Robert Cris Jr., son of PuHHon, ' JuineH W. III. son of .Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Robert C, and Elaine Chenard James W. Jr. and M. Ruby Hoffman maternal grandparents are Mr. and PEKING ill’ll - munists came to power in widows ol people who died late Defense Minister Lin Golden Opportunities Bennett of 60 Notch Road, Bolton, Passon of 43 Garvan St., East Hart Mrs. Joseph Hubert of Manchester Millions ol Chinese who 1949 as ,1 result ol her purges, Biao, said "The trial is a has lonely life Fair set was born Nov. 12 at Manchester ford, was born Nov. 14 at Manchester He has two sisters, Marianne and sutlered at the hands ul the Chinese reporters who including X i e Ming, historical purge of the Memorial Hospital. His maternal memorial Hospital. His maternal Dorothy. grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Gang ol Four called today attended the trial said the widow ol Marshal He counter-revolulionarv Lin PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The enthusiastic and supportive of their grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray A Hanukkah Fair will be presented Alexander Chenard of Manchester. Klli», Benjamin Luly. son Of for the court to mete out once powerlul .liang who l-ong. the reports said Biao-Jiang Ijmg clique by traditional image of togetherness in husband's job, she said. mond Hoffman Sr. of East Hartford on Sunday from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Kerry W. and Deborah Luty Ellis of vengeance but the group s was in charge ol cultural Xia .Ming said she th e ■ [1 e 0 [1 1e of a 11 marriage is seldom a reality for the "Most interestinf to me was the His paternal grandparents are Mr. His paternal grandparents are Mr Temple Beth Sholom, 400 Middle 98 Deepwood Drive. Manchester, leader, the widow ol Mao acliv dies lor a decade, put wanted to .see the demise 11 a 11 y n a 11 11 e s i e t h n i c wives of fishermen who make their extent of the’women’s involvement. and Mrs. George Bennett of South and Mrs. James Passon Sr of A Ukxellowt.ohl, 1 Dili 8AM.A Turnpike. Manchester.' was born Nov. 11 at Manchester T s e -1 u n g d e 11 a n 1 1 > on a nau.seating act ' in ol the defendants to make groups I ol China living at sea. Many were constantly aware I of the Windsor. His maternal great- Chicago. Ill, His great-grandmothers sauntered into the cour It Uloellowt.old ,S‘MI The Gift Shop will be open and will graiidparents'are Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Memorial Hospital. His maternal the courtroom that was the accused pay lor their ( I f ‘"Riere is a lot of loneliness before boat) by radio contact, managing are Mrs. Adel Garthwait and .Mrs. 4k \i-|tow told Pearl Pendain. Ilia 81 go. be hosted by Diane Weinbaum. There grandparents are Mr and Mrs C. triKim at the purge trial pai ked with 880 people desire to'destroy our children come into family and after very complicated accounting for the Judd of Orillia. Ont,. Can, His pater Catherine Courtney, both of Chicago, with head held high in ,i 11 LarrinU'- lo niau-h 8 14.A will be a surprise drawing offered by James Luty Jr of Stafford Springs. Csing her acting skill naliim Oor 8016 Year as TrusledJewelers they leave," University of Rhode fishing vessel, running errands or nal great-grandm other is Mrs. 111, He has two brothers. Rober 9 and "nauseating act. Chinese DO IT DAILY - PLAY L 14lt yellow ( iold Ml aeeli-t 812411 Belle Zucker. Helping out with the His paternal grandparents are Mr Irom her day as a movie Official media reports Island anthropologist Fran Danowski getting supplies needed for the next Hosephien Zarobsky. John. 4. reports said .iciress. she kept her head BETTER BRIDGE by 858 MAIN ST, • DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER bake sale will be Judy Baskin. Elaine and Mrs.(Wayne Ellis of Pocatello, said -Ibe "feelings ol Xie lU'iiiN lllusirali'it In tliin nd a)i|jciir in our I'rdorfiiJ said Tuesday. day. They served as a land-based I eading Oswaid Jacoby and • Harllord )i New Britain • Weattarms Mall Schiff and Sue Ruchin. Idaho. His great-grandmothers are I've waited a long lime up high deliberateh under Ming were shared bv ('hiitvimuB i ttlalotf Sloji in anil utJi for vour frvr copi partner in the operation," Ms. KoluNiiiHki, l.iHU Klizuliflli, FuiikIiiiuii, Kirk Fruiirih, son of Alan Sontag's column in "Unless a woman has a father who Jeffrey Solomon, a puppeteer, will Mrs. Rose Luty of Franklyn Park, lor this dav .\ie Ming, the gaze of the crowd, and. millions ol people across Danowski said. daughter of G erald and Judy Thomas G. and Joan Hartnett Faust- the Evening Herald is a fisherman, she may not unders entertain Game booths will be N.J., and Mrs Vera Dameron of widow of Marshal He Long sauntered slowly" through the counlry who wenl And they take on the responsibility Boj'arski Kolasinski of 55 Rowland man of 63 Seneca Drive. Vernon, was tand exactly what it is like to be provided by the youth organization of Inkom, Idaho. He has a brother, said Thursday at the the courtroom, the through the hardships ol married to one," she said. of keeping home and family afloat. Drive, East Hartford, was born Nov. born Nov. 14 at Manchester opening of the trial ol .liang the temple James Wvane, 6, and a sister, Carla reporters said the Cultural Revolution She spent six months interviewing "The - (family's) consistency, 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Memorial Hospital. His maternal Qing, Chairman Mao s 1 Food will be plentiful thanks to Beth. 4 ’ Many ol the people in the SO spouses of Point Judith,"R.I., com regularity and maintenance is the Her maternal grandparents are Mr. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs L J widow and nine other Radio I’eking. in a blunt Max Zucker. The public is'invited public gallery were \u mercial fishermen as part of a woman's responsiblity. " said Ms. and Mrs. Joseph Bojarski of East Hartnett of Drexel Hill, Pa. His lormer ollicials charged admission the proceeding CoHlellu, Katherine Anne, urns id iiersecution by the National Science Foundation study Danowski. Hartford. Her paternal grandmother paternal grandparents are Mr and was a show trial ol the daughter of John M and Beth Trow with 4 8 treaMinable "Gang of Four' led on New England ports. "None of these people are one- is Mrs. Gerald Kolasinski Sr. of West Mrs. F K. Faustman of Drexel Hill, olten.ses carrying the death hv her .Some were ilane .ind the suporters ol Hartford. Her maternal great Pa He has two sisters, Jennifer, 8 bridge Costello of 104 Parker St., It was the first systematic study of dimensional. Many are well- Manchester, was born Nov 11 at . penalty by firing squad fishermen's wives and the findings educated and have strong interests of Business grandmother is Mrs. Joseph Bojarski and Lauren. 3. The people s anger will of Farmington. She has two brothers, Manchester Memorial Hospital Her Thief arrested were recently published by URI's their own. But they carry the family maternal grandparents are Mr and never be appeased unless Marine Advisory Service. burden. They're it." she said. Bryan, 7 and Jimmy, 4; and a sister, Wilson. Jason Mirhuel. son of Mrs Albert Trowbridge of Kingston, severe punishment is ALKXA.MJRI-\ HAY. N V i l l ’ll — .James Conti, mis Ms. Danowski interviewed each Ms Danowski said she wants to Women Cheryl, 19 months. meted out to them.' .Xie Michael J. and Patricia B Clark N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are sing and convicted in absentia in .New Haven, Conn . for woman for roughly 2 lx hours about make comparative surveys at other Wilson of Enfield was born Oct. 22 at Ming said stealing 20 original Doonesbiiry ' comic strip drawings, Ziegler, lleiili R'oi-e, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Richard Dandeneau of their relationships with their ports around New England, the coun Manchester Memorial Hospital. His The widow of former was arrested as h t tried to re-enter the Cnited States Michael W. and Colleen Carroll Oneida Castle, N.Y , and the late husbands and the inhuence the com try and the world, with hopes her fin to meet maternal grandparents are Ruby M. Frank Costello head ol slate Liu .Shaoqi Irom Montreal Ziegler of Enfield, was born .Nov. 14 mercial fishing industry played on dings would be considered by the in Batson and Bill Clark, both of the most prominent \ ii lim Conti :tb ol Hamden Conn had been missing since at Manchester memorial Hospital their lives. dustry’s decision makers. Springfield, Mo. His paternal grand ol the persecution during last Friday when he went on trial in New Haven tor the Her maternal grandparents are Mr., Gowdy, Keiin Mullhi'K, son of One wife said she got a taste of "If they see how much a fisher Mrs. Loree Ogan. consumer affairs parents are Mary S. Sullivan of the Cultural Hevolulion ol eomir strip thefts He laces a maximum sentence ol 10 to and Mrs Ed Carroll of Enfield Her Donald E Jr and Patti-Lynn Ups to increase what was in store when her fiance man’s family is affected by industry specialist for Stop & Shop Com Manchester and the late Clarence H. 1966-1976. then walked up 20 sears in prison on Wednesday s larcenv conviction in paternal grandparents are Wayne McDowell’ Gowdy of 130 Standish left on a fishing trip a half-hour after decisions, it may influence them to... panies. will be the guest speaker at Wilson. to Mrs Xic wiUi a broad that case The drawings were estimated to be worth - Ziegler of Windsor Locks and Martha Road, Coventry, was born Nov. 11 at proposing. Another said she was in introduce regulations and new in the Nov 24 meeting of the American Manchester Memorial Hospital His smile and saim Let s IKKI Ziegler of South Windsor. Her mater labor with her first child when her novations more gra;lually with more Business Women's Association The kushrlu, Natalie, daughter of maternal grandparents are Mr and shake hands We can be When he was arrested Wednesday evening at the Thou husband was called away, Ms. emphasis on the family, " she said meeting will be held at Willie’s Steak nal great-grandparents are Mr. and happy today Mrs. Harold Dooley and Mrs. John Russell L and Rosanna Carabelas Mrs James McDowell of sand Islands Bridge authorities said Thursday. Conti was Danowski said. House in Manchester with a social Kasheta of 695 Bolton Road, Vernon, The Communist f'arlv in possession ol a loaded 22-calit)er revolver, personal Carroll. Her paternal great- Manchester His paternal grand "The problem most of the women hour at 6:30 p m. followed bv dinner was born Nov. 9 at .Manchester parents are Mr and Mrs. Donald newspaper reported at idenlilicalion with eight different names and six ad your business. talked about is social relationships. grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Childbirth at 7. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal least live cd the 111 defen dresses. and loui extra Sets ol license plates and car Melvin Ziegler and Mrs. D. A. Gowdy of Coventry. He has a Policemen, firemen and doctors are Mrs Ogan will speak on Opera grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis brother. Erik. 3; and a sister, Sarah. dants — Wang Hongwen. a legistration troopers said Quessenberry. exposed to unpredictable hours and tion Outreach. " a program in which Carabelas of De Land, Fla. 18 months. member ol .fiang s gang He was held without bail at the .felter.son County ,lail on Look at your^llow Pages ad like a customer would. some danger, but they have shifts. films set information is given on the art of and lour military leaders a charge ol weapons pos.sesston pending a court hearing "With fishermen..', if there's a A film on childbirth and a slide coping with inflation, shopping on a Ruharge, Scan Multhen, son of — admitted their guilt but Wunowirz, Christen Ann, The Dooneshury drawings were lound last year in wedding two months down road, a presentation on Caeserean birth will budget and planning nutritious, tasty Dean A. and Deborah Leveille ■liang was not one ol them daughter of Joseph and Dora Hnath Conti s apartment during a police search in connection woman can't say today whether or be shown on Monday. Dec 1 at 8 p m meals and planning for meals to Hobarge of New Britain, was born Chinese reports said Wanowicz of 117 Flanders Road, with an investigation ol the Sunshine Girls Escort Ser- not she will be there with her hus in conference rooms A & B assist those on medically re.stricted Nov. 14 at Manchester Memorial GI) alternatives ,)iang Wing, remained Coventry, was born Nov 10 at uce, an alleged prostitution ring band. It depends on the weather, the Manchester Memorial Hospital diets. Hospital. His maternal grandparents Manchester Memorial Hospital Her M ANCHES'I'ER — Alternatives to spiteful and defiant at the are tne late Maurice and Mary Conti had been tree on S'lO.tKK) bail alter sentencing Does artwork price of fish," Ms. Danowski said. The film entitled "The Story of Any business woman interested in maternal grandparents are Mr and the Community Development Block opening session ol the most- Leveille His paternal grandparents earlier this year on a conviction ol conspiring to.tamper Lumberland. reinforce your headline? "They have to work at maintaining Eric" and the slide presentation both attending the meeting inav contact Mrs. Peter Hnath of Stafford Grant Program will be discussed at crucial Inal since the Corn- are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robarge of with a witness Is there a headline social relationships with people who follow the expectant parents through Helen Rhuda at ,569-1250. Springs. Her paternal grandparents the m onthly m eeting of the your customer can E veryth in g don’t understand why they don't their preparation for and participa mqnchester His , maternal great are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wanowicz Manchester Citizens for Social believe? show up,” she said. tion in their baby’s arrival. grandmother is Josephine Lombardo of Somers. She has two brothers, Responsibility Monday .Night for the homeowner Despite the dangerous working FOCIS (the Family Oriented Child of Newington He has two sisters, The meeting will be in the recep DO IT DAILY - BE PREPARED by Wade,'7 and Joseph, 2. Providence fire conditions, irregular hours and pay birth Information Society) sponsors Erin Marie and Kerry Lynn, both 1. tion hall of South United Methodist checking the Evening Herald's com under one roof. Are you easy to find? and long periods of time away from the films; charges no admission and Bonn, Mieliuel Stephen, son of Church, 1226 Main St plete weather forecast. Krei|K»xicli,.Saru June, daughter • kitchen cabinets Give a landmark. Or a family members, most wives were welcomes evervone. Walter J. and Donna M. Prete Bonn The public is invited of Michael A, and Andrew H^nandez leaves 4 dead • flooring : map. t’ROS'lDKNCK R 1 family across the street alarm was pulled IXies the copy tell you • plumbing 'CPI I I'hree cfiildren and weren t home when the 'The lire was n o t whal's special about your • exterior siding Volunteers needed and a irum were killed ear lire occurriHl noticed, and when it was business? Products, ser ly today when lire swept a • roofing Morgan said he heard a the confusion ol the people vice's, experience, hours. OFFICE EQUIPMENT tenement At least three big bang I wenl to tfie win probably caused the delay • gutters to transport patients Crisp Native Apples other persons wen in dow and 1 turned to -my in getting.to Ihe lire alarm • windows Did the ad leave you McIntosh, Cortland, Red and Gold jured. police said mother and said. Oh my box to turn in Ihe alarm In ^with something to The Manchester Unit of Hospital for radiation not find transportation on AocLthe Delicious, Winesaps, Ida-Reda, One (d the injured, a God It's the Bale.s house Lthe people to help you do-it-yourself. remember? A slogan can the American Cancer treatments. their own. The trip takes child, was on the danger It s on lire. ' tie said that time, the lire had built The American Cancer only l hours. Baldwin and Northern Spy. I ovOVER 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE. help set your business Society urgently needs ‘/2 list at Rhode Island Battalion Chiel .lames u|i intensity and caused a volunteers to drive cancer Society provides this ser Anyone who has any lime Open weekdays 7 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturdays till 5,/ apart. Pure end natural sweet apple cider AUCTION Hospital much more serious vice for patients who can- to give, is requested to call Malloy said the lire burned Does your name patients to Hartford Ireahly made at the term. The 151 Ford St building lor quite a while heloie an problem ' Malloy .said stand out? ' Closed Sundays. Hospital and St. Francis the Manchester ofiiee at SATURDAY MOMIRG ROVEMBER 22,1980 was engulfed when firemen 643-2168 for further infor BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD. • BLAST. arrived shortly alter 1 a m 120 East Mam St., Elmtown, CT 06009 I- mation. ______3 mllm beyond Vlto'i______9:30 A.M. The cause was under in ■~'^^,^Ne)tl to Yoland's at ihe Huckleberry Shopping Mall vestigalion at dElWING HOUSE AUCTION GALLERIES MG., Roosevelt Bales 8. was LUMBERLAND Earns degree MIKAS A Is your phone num It we don't have it, it doesn't exist. How about credit dead on arrival at Rhode CHURCU ST., WTHERSFIOD, r t (EXIT off - ) ber big and bold? ----- plans? Ann B, Turkington of general studies from 207 26 191 Island Hospital m -555-2368 S3 Manchester received a Washington State Universi- Two girls, whose names SALE / .b ach elo r's degree in ty in August. FINE QUALITY OFFICE FURNISHINGS FROM A MAJOR were withheld, were dead HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY AND A GOOD LOT OF on arrival at .St .Joseph Correction OFFICE FURNITURE FROM HARTFORD DESPATCH i Hospital Officials said the 25% to 40% O FF WAREHOUSE CO. three children were found Every day, thousands of people open the Yf How Pages ready to In the account of the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. huddled in an upstairs buy. It’s up to your ad to tell them why they should buy from you. Hayden E. Whiting of Manchester, in Thursday’s Herald, PARTIAL LISTING: EXECUTIVE & STANDARD SIZE DESKS, LEGAL Select Dinnerware the dinner reception was hosted by their son and closet Don’t just list your business, sell it, with a better ad in the AND LETTER SIZE FILE CABINETS. STORAGE CABINETS. SWIVEL Beverly Bates 26 the Patterns in Stock. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Whiting of AND STENO CHAIRS, STEEL SHELVING, MULTI-DRAWER Yellow Pages. mother, was in satislat Manchester, five of their grandchildren, two great- CABINETS (ideal for tools or parts), PLEXIGLASS CHAIR MATS, tory condition at Rhode grandsons and a godson. CONFERENCE CHAIRS, OFFICE TABLES. BUSINESS MACHINES, Island Hospital Her BURROUGHS FIREPROOF FILE CABINETS, SM DRAWERS. nephew, ll-minth-old EXECUTIVE MEtAL DESK SET W/CREDENZA’S, COUNTERS Robert Amato, was, in Bell System UVECHMSTIMS TREES WITH SHELVES AND MANY MORE ITEMS TO COME. critical condition with his THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM name on the danger list tk Yellow Pages Tag Now... Cut or Dig Lator FOR FURTHER INFO CALL 529-3344, EVENINQ8 A WEEKENDS 522-7000 The infant s mother, V # TRUCKER ON SITE FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS Patricia Amato. 22 was in GIFT SHOP 1 INSPECTION: B:30 to 9:30 SATURDAY fair condition at Saint WAGON SHED PLEASE NOTE: ALL MERCHANDISE IS IN A-1 READY TO USE CONDITION Joseph Ho.spital where she 977 Main Street Southern New England Telephone was being treated lor In Downtown Manchester NURSERY WILLIAM L. A THOMAS G. LE CLAIR, AUCTIONEERS ’ smoke inhalation Sale Good Thur Nov. 31 at 155 Qrlffin Rd. » 529-3344 Three other Bates South Windsor children spent the night NeUti en m. I to tuW«(a Am. (Rl. 1*4), Clearing House Auction Galleries Inc. with the David Morgan Ry« 8t to ariMn nd • iN>TM* H - EVENING HERALD. Fri , Nov 21, 1980 EVENfNG HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 21. I - 9 H a rtm a n Unusual exhibition opens sc h e d u le s HARTFORD— An u n u su al, and timeless objects such as pain exhibition hopes to give 'time-travel' museum-wide exhibition exploring tings in a museum. By introducing through galleries a new the subject of time is being presented the idea of time as a subject, she significance." se aso n at the Wadsworth Atheneum through adds, the exhibition will attempt to Among the more familiar works V ^ c k e n c l Jan. 25, 1981. demonstrate that our present con selected from the Atheneum's collec STAMFORD- Edwin Sherin, ar Entitled "In Focus: On Time,” the cept of time as fast, linear and tion for inclusion in the exhibition are tistic director, has announced that exhibition includes 34 works of art progressive is not the only one possi John Constable's “Weymouth Bay," Hartman Theater Company's 1980-81 from the Atheneum's collection, 20 of ble. John Vanderlyn’s "Death of Jane Yankee Traveler season will open Feb. 11, 1981 with them grouped together in a gallery “Art objects help us to discover at McCrea,” Pablo Picasso's "Still Life Henry Fonda in “Showdown at the on the main floor of the museum, and titudes to time which differ from our with Fish," Thomas Cole's "Mount Adobe Motel" as the first of a four- ' the rest on view in various other own,” the curator writes, “The Etna from Taormina,” Jan Gerritsz play season. areas of the Atheneum, with infor museum guards the treasures of the van Bronckhorts's "Aurora," Pierre mative labels placed next to each past for the benefit of the present and August Renoir's “Monet Painting in Fonda is cast as one of two aging object. future. In the Wadsworth Atheneum, his Garden at Argenteuil," Jackson Sturbridge prepares for Thanksgiving rodeo cowboys who meet after a Pollock’s “ Number 9” and Robert Visitors can find the works dis for example, we sometimes trayerse quarter century and settle an old. played outside the exhibition gallery hundreds of years with only se’veTal Rauschenberg's “Retroactive I.” By NANCY MALOOF should take Exit 3 off Interstate 86. For more A new exhibit scheduled to open at the grievance. Sherin, who will direct, by consulting a special brochure and footsteps by passing from one gallery An illustrated "On Time" m AI'A Auln und Travel Club infonnation, call (117) 347-3362. museum soon', "Indians: American describes this first play by Lanny the Atheneum guide, distributed free to the next. In pointing out some of catalogue, with text by Danielle WELLESLEY, Mass, (UPI) - Early 19th Heritage," complements Sunday's program Flaherty as "touching comedy told the relationships between past and •Rice, is available from the Atheneum ^ J at the museum. The brochure also century New Englanders prepared for American Indians with a display of more than 200 objects of with love and authentic American functions as a worksheet and in present which exist in a museum, the Shop. Thanksgiving dinner by making such dishes as The Thanki^ving holiday is also an ap native American art, on loan from the wit." cludes questions that ask the viewer Marlborough pudding and plum cake, in addi Peabody Museum of Archaeology and This production of "Showdown at to think of other ways in which the tion to the roast turkey, cranberry sauce and propriate time to remember our native Americans, and the Museum of Our National Ethnology at Harvard University. None of the Adobe Motel" marks the museum relates to ideas about time. Long Wharf Theater pumpkin pie that we make today. premiere of Flaherty’s play, which Heritage In cooper^on with the Greater these items have ever been displayed publicly "In Focus: On Time” was Visitors to Old Sturbridge Village in Stur was developed at the National ^ w eli Indian Cultural Association is doing before. The exhibition continues through next organized by Danielle Rice, the bridge, Mass., can see how this was done this Playwrights Conference of the just that, Sunday with “A Day with American September. Atheneum's curator of education. In offers world premiere weekend — as weli as watch a genuine turkey The Museum of Our National Heritage is Eugene O’Neill Theater Center in her introduction to the brochure, Ms. Indians." NEW HAVEN— "Solomon's civil liberties. shoot — on Saturday from noon until 3:30 p.m. located at 33 Marrett Road in Lexington, 1979. Rice describes the show as "both an The annual turkey shoot actually begins at The afternoon program will include, Child," previously announced under The world premiere production of ‘•’■'Vli.’ **** -i.-ai Xli narrated Indian ceremonial dances, Mass. The Playwright has worked as an exhibition and a method for ap "Solomon’s Child" casts Michael ^ 10 a m, Saturday, when the contestants actor under Sherin’s direction in the the title “The Deprogramming of demonstrated by members of various tribes, It is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, daily except Tonight at Shahoo proaching the museum in its en Shelley Solomon," has begun its O'Keefe as Shelley Solomon, prepare their muzzle loaders, bullets and Broadway revivals of "Of Mice and each in tribal costume; a display of Indian Sunday, when the hours are noon until 5:30 tirety.” world premiere engagement in Long alienated from his family by the all- ^ M targets for the noon meet. Men" in 1974 and “Sweet Bird of Muddy Waters will appear tonight at the Shahoo Inn on 4 crafts and a life-slM teepee. p.m. j^dmission und parking are free. Because people today lead such a Wharf Theater’s Stage II Connec encompassing loyalty required of Even though the authentically dressed Youth" in 1975. Sherin considers Lan Conantville Road in Willimantic. Opening the show will be the The Iroquois, Chippewa, Mohawk, Micmac, To get there, the ALA Suggests taking Exit fast-paced existence, she states, they ticut writer Tom Dulack’s explosive cult members. Steven Gilborn and village interpreters will be shooting at other ny Flaherty a "Pinter-like poet of the Duke Robillard Band. For information, call 423-1135 or 456- often feel impatient and confused Wampanoag, Cherokee, Hopl and Penobscot 45E off Route 128 for Route 2A east (Route 2A contemporary drama, directed by Rochelle Oliver are seen as Shelley's than live turkey targets, there will be a and Marrett Road are one in the same). For Southwest. when confronted with silent, static t r i ^ will all be represented in the program, 2500. John Tillinger, will continue in Stage frightened parents. demonstration of cleaning and cutting a dead more information, call (617 ) 861-6559. New York Producer Elliot Martin ' T bird after the shoot. All of the turkey shoot ac which will be held from 2 p.m, to 5 p.m. II through Jan. 25, 1981. Balthazar, the cynical, highly ar became interested in "Showdown at ticulate deprogrammer, is played by tivities will take place near the Old Sturbridge the Adobe Motel" during its develop Set in an isolated Catskills vacation home, “Solomon's Child" confronts Peter Michael Goetz, while Joyce Village animal pound, across from the shoe ment at the O'Neill center and shop Holiday craft sale planned Comic opera to premiere the dilemma of Allan and Vera Ebert appears as Shelley's devoted brought it to the attention of Fonda The cooking demonstrations will be ongoing Solomon whose son Shelley joined a and liberal-minded Aunt Liz who and Sherin. HARTFORD - The Old State repertory and from its very first per of-all-trades. Darby; Ron Luchsinger bizarre religious cult and dis emerges as Balthazar's chief an ■■'liout the weekend, taking place mostly BROOKFIELD— Final arrangements are United States Among her pieces in the sale The Hartman's new season will House will provide the setting for the formance was popular and often a^ the foolish French barber. appeared from their lives more than tagonist when she boldly challenges village's Salem Towne House. These being made at Brookfield Craft Center for the open in February rather than mid- will be her whimsical "people" belts Vikk) Connecticut premiere on Monday, eclipsed the main play on an Bagatelle, Darby's comic foil; tenor a year ago. his methods and motives. preparations, and a smaller version of the holiday craft sale which will open at 10 a m. on November 1960 as previously an Berman-Chenette, a member of the Naw Nov. 24, of the 18th century comic evening's bill. Tom Brooks as Dermot, and bass Driven to desperation by Shelley’s Deborah Hedwall plays Naomi, a turkey shoot, will also be offered during the Friday, Nov. 28. According to co-ehairman nounced. Sherin. who just took his England Quilt Guild,. teaches in (he opera, "The Poor Soldier," directed “The Poor Soldier” was first baritone Howard Sprout as the world refusal to see or talk with them, the former cult member, and Tom Nar- Thanksgiving Day program at Old Sturbridge. Evelyn Wilke of Brookfield Center, more than Traditional Craft Program at the Hartford Art post, explained that the delay is by University of Hartford produced professionally on the ly Father Luke. Solomons resort to hiring an expen dini and Ellis "Skeeter " Williams In addition on that day, there will be a re 100 craftsmen are represented in this popular School. Her exhibits include the Old State necessary to allow time for collec musicologist Imanuel Willheim. American stage on Dec. 2, 1785, and Mezzo-soprano Jean Strazdes will sive professional deprogrammer portray Balthazar's henchmen. creation of a traditional meetinghouse ser event. House Invitational Quilt Exhibit in Hartford ting talent from the large artistic Representative of the entertain had, after its initial performance, an appear in the title role made popular whose success in counteracting the James Seymour completes the cast vice. at 1 45 p m. and again at 3:45 p.m. Among them are Irene Reed and Vikki and the Invitational Summer Exhibit at the community in and around New York ment which dominated the American unprecedented run of 18 additional as a trouser role from 1806 to 1842 by highly refined brainwashing in the rol6 of a state trooper caught Old Sturbridge Village is open from 10 a.m. Berman-Chenette of Hartford, and Bruce and Hartford Art School in 1980. City and to develop area support theater in the last decade of the cen performances by William Hallam's Charlotte Cushman, America’s techniques employed by some cult- between the opposing factions until 4 p.m at this time of year (special hours Addi Laughlin of Manchester. Bruce Laughlin, through a subscribership with the on Thanksgiving Day - 9:30 a m -4:30 p.m.) who works in fused and leaded glass, is a tury, “The Poor Soldier” is in the Old American Company at the John foremost actress of the early 19th leaders has made him a famous and Dates for the sale are Nov. 28, 29. and 30 and desire and ability to support an im typical style of the English ballad Street Theater in New York during century. wealthy man. Admission is $6 for adults, $2.50 for children graphic designer and art director with studios portant regional theater. Solomon’s Child ” is presented x j the following weekend. Dec 6 and 7, from 10 opera where spoken drama is in the early spring and summer of 1786. His methods — including kidnap ages 6 through 15 Parking is free. Admission in New York City and Manchester. Addi “Showdown at the Adobe Motel” Tuesday through Saturday evenings a m. to 4 p m each day The event will take terlaced with well known Irish airs of The cast of Hartt School of Music There is no admission charge to ping and enforced confinement — fee covers all exhibitions and demonstrations Laughlin, a free-lance designer, works will run three weeks. Eiach of the this performance. However, due to at 8:15 and Sundays at 7:15. Matinees place in the Mill at Brookfield Craft Center, that time. graduates includes baritone Scott have also made him a controversial To reach Old .Sturbrudge Village, the ALA primarily in pewter and enamel and has following three productions will have limited seating, tickets are required. are scheduled every week at 4:15 Auto and Travel Club recommends taking the located on Whisconier Road (Route 25) just "The Poor Soldier,” by John Neumann as Captain Fitzroy; tenor figure in the eyes of those who regard’ Saturday and 2:15 Sunday Ticket in exhibited widely throughput Connecticut and east of the intersection with Route 7. For three-week runs, bringing the 196041 For ticket information, telephone the Massachusetts Turnpike to Interchange 9 for O’Keeffe and William Shield, Peter H ^ e y iff the harlequin rogue his activities as violations of formation is available to those New York. / ' further information, contact the Center, P 0. season to an end on May 31. Hartt Box Officer'243-4442. A costumed interpreter brings wood to the village schoolhouse at Old Sturbridge, then following signs for U S. 20. became a standard after-piece in the figure of the Irish servant and jack- religious freedom and other basic calling 787-4282 Sturbnd"-rrTdee V. aee scnoolliouse at Old Sturbndge, then following signs for U S. 20. Irene Reed, fiberj^ist,fiberiarust, has exhibited in Box 122, ^ Brookfield, l o r C T Ct ^06804. ^ telephone 775- pooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooox/oc»eoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo( opot-ocor
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Nov. 21, IWO Debut recital slated Scott't World EVENING HERALD, Fri., Nov. 21, 1980 - 1 1 by UConn professor Comic did Caesar STORRS — Doris Yarick-Cross, a Ms. Yarick-Cross also toured Australia leading operatic and' concert soprano who with the Sutherland-Williamson Opera this fall joined the -University of Connec Company, expressly created for Joan ticut faculty as a professor of music, gives Sutherland when the great Australian- has kicked habit her debut recital Saturday in Von der singer made her first tour home after her Mehdcn Recital Hall world triumphs. , By VERNON SCOTT But the doctors made them drugs away. They had a The concert, which begins at 8:15 p m., As a soloist. Yarick-Cross has sung with HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - available. The guys I really padded room ready for my IS part of the music department's special many of America's leading symphonies, "I was the walking dead blame are the shrinka. I withdrawal reactions. performance series presented in honor of including the New York Philharmonic, for 18 years," Sid Caesar got a great education on "But I hung In there and the department's 50th anniversary and the and the Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, and confessed this week. "And how to destroy yourself a week later went back on I'niversity's Centennial Minnesota Orchestras. It’s only been two years with self-pity, wallowing in stage. That's when you Ms Ya'rick-Cross w'ill perform a Mozart In all she has performed in over 500 since I kicked my drug ad It. hang onto vour soul, tnlnd recitals in 48 of the 50 states, often sharing ana. plus songs by Debussy, Mendelssohn, diction." "Once the shrinka get and Dody with your teeth — Griffes. and Richard Strauss She will be the stage with her husband, bass-baritone Caesar was one of a you addicted to drugs, they kicking the drugs cold % accompanied by pianist Marshall William Richard Cross. legion of Americans own you lock, stock and turkey. I could hardly walk son of the .Jiiilliard School of Music facul- Williamson is music director of the hooked on "legal” drugs barrel. They keep you com across the stage. But I t.'' Young Artists Program at the Lake prescribed by doctors and ing back day after day, stayed with it." The new I'Conn professor of vocal George Opera. psychiatrists he trusted. year after year, putting It took Caesar six V music has received critical acclaim in Tickets are on sale at the Von der Twenty years ago, at the their kids through college months of horror, leading roles with major American opera ' Mehden box office and also will be on sale height of his career on your neuroses and drug shattered nerves, sleepless .at the door For ticket information and ensembles, including the Chicago Lyric. following "Your Show of dependence on them. nights — often with no reservations call 486-2260. New York City, San Francisco, Santa Fe, Shows" — perhaps the “ I must have the more than an hour's fitful Boston. Houston, Seattle, and Baltimore The School of Fine Arts' 24-hour most honored and original physical constitution of an dozing — to fight off the 'Xfil Opera Companies telephone information line. 486-2106. comedy show in TV history ox. God knows how many withdrawal. Additionally she has performed exten provides up-to-date information on all — Caesar was a distraught, thousands of people have He stopped seeing sively with opera companies in F'urope. events sponsored by the school, including hyper bundle of nerves. died from combining those shrinks and went to Paris Canada, and Mexico tho.se at Von der Mehden Recital Hall. He was a multi drugs with liquor.” to star with Pfeter Sellers millionaire, surrounded by Not long after becoming in "Fu' Manchu” In the sycophants and hustlers. hooked, Caesar's paranoia sum m ei; of 1979. He Demands on his time and became massive. His worked out In a gym, took Jewish center hosts Dorix Yarirle-Ooxx fortune were horrendous. friends gave him wide long walks and talked Into He was pulled apart berth. Ten years ago a tape recordef’ to unders emotionally and physically Caesar was a reclusive, tand and deal with his ‘Kurt Weill Cabaret’ drained. His nerves were withdrawn wretch. He was mood changes. Y screaming raw ends. Sleep afraid to leave the house or "I stopped punishing r WFST HARTFORD — International off-Broadway, in addition to major roles Films. was impossible. to talk to paOple. myself," he said. "1 quit performers Martha Schlamme and Alvin in leading regional theaters. She has also The one-time hilarious, He mistrusted everyone, feeling guilty abopt who Music. f^pstein will bringlheir Broadway hit, "A recorded one dozen solo albums. IDOLMAKER. THE (PG) - lUy S ^tkty, Peter GelUfher. Peel Lmm4, inventive comedian — including his wife, and what I was. I spent five l^urt Weill Cabaret.' to the Hartford The German-Jewish son of a cantor. Tevtb PeMehaS. (Drama wltk maalc) Looaely baaed on the career of Bob often described as a genius Florence, to whom he's months getting my body in Jewish Community Center State Satur Weill first wfote operas and symphonies, Marcucci. who created Praokie Avalon aod Fabian, tbla ia the story of ambition - bow a man found aod forfed two klda Into teen-age tinging — became paranoid. He been married 37 years. She shape in order to get my The Wethersfield Chamber Orchestra in concert, day, at 8 p m The production headlines but later turned to social satire Hit songs idob in the 'SOa and 'Mt. Overlong, but often very strong. A great vehicle mistrusted everyone. He tried to get him to stop mind in shape. I willed presented by the East Hartford Fine Arts Commission, the center s week-long celebration of based on contemporary themes produced for Sharkey and GaUagber. two coming atari. GRADE: B was bitter, vindictive and taking the drugs. myself to get better. I lost Sunday at 7 p.m. at Penney High Scftool. 869 Forbes St., .lews in the arts, titled Variations on a during Weill's association with German FADE TO BLACK (R) — Denala Cbrieteyber. (Sisfcwae) It's an intrigu suspicious. He made All he could do was gulp the paranoia." East Hartford. Works by Pachelbel, Vivaldi, Handel, .Jewish Theme ' dramatist Bertolt Brecht were an indict ing idea - an uoatablc movie buff wbo lives out film-character fantailea (Dracula, Hopalong Caasldy. the mummy, et al.), elaborately exterminat enemies. He was. simply, a pills and visit his shrinks "Florence came to visit Cowell and Vaughan Williams. Both Ms Schlamme and Mr Epjtein ment of the moral decadence they saw ing anyone wbo picks on him - but It ia so clumaily done that you'll find nervous wreck. for sessions of self- me and couldn't believe the The Heritage Jazz Band of Millis, Mass., presented by are considered the foremost interpreters around them in the 1920s and '30s After yourself bored - not scared - to death Silly sub^ota also gum up the Like many, other flagellation. Somehow, he difference. She was the Connecticut Traditional Jazz Club, Saturday at 8:30 of German composer Kurt Weill s Berlin- works This la strictly TV-grade stuff, aod barely pa^ n g at that GRADE: the Nazis seized power in Germany, Weill D Americans sprinting on a managed to keep his shocked. I'd become a p.m. at the Holiday Inn. East Main Street. Meriden. (932- to Broadway songs Their cabaret played and his actress wife Lotte Lenya moved to HRST DEADLY SIN. THE (R) - Praak Sinatra. Faye Duaaway, David lUU-mile-an-hour treadmill. career afloat with stage better adjusted man than I 5260) on Broadway for several months to sold- Paris then London, finally settling in the Dtket. (Marder-enapeaac) This one leaves you with questions Primarily, Caesar went to doctors. He appearances and an oc had been at any time in my • Bill Staines. Saturday at 8 p.m. at The Sounding why was it made' It's an old story, the ending is weak, and the directing out audiences . Dnited .States in 1935 spent hundreds of casional TV guest shot. life. I was relaxed, Board. Firsl-St. Paul's Methodist Church, 571 Far The singer-actors are accompanied on and editing are shoddy An elderly cop la faced with a paycboUc killer, A construction worker on his lunch break receives a handshake pany, 50 Church St., Hartford, through Dec. 21. For infoi"mation, call rickets and further information are while, simuilaoeoualy. hia wife la dyii^. Sinatra la fine, the rest of It la thousands of dollars for Finally, his friends reasonable and enjoying mington Ave., Hartford. (563-32631 from the polar bear of "Einstein and the Polar Bear,” a new comedy 527-5151. the piano by Steven Blier in duets and available at the Hartford Jewish Com more deadly than sinful Caution Bloody In the extreme GRADE: C psychiatrists. despaired of Sid, an empty life. • The Wesleyan University Big Band in concert, solos from such Weill favorites as "The munity Center. 335 Bloomfield Ave., West HOPSCOTCH (R) - Walter Matthaa, Glenda Jackson. Ned Beatty. Sam "You know what they did shell of a man with vacant “I could think clearly tonight al 8 at Crowell Concert Rail, Wesleyan Universi by^Tom Griffin making its world premiere at the Hartford Stage Com Three I’ennv Opera The Rise and Fall Watcnten.'fSpy caper) A light-hearted romp, with not a drop of blood shed, Hartford. 236-4571 among spies ai>d countcr-apiea Matthau plays an old pro. fired from the for me?" he asked. "They eyes and mechanical reac again. I could feel the cir ty, Middletown. Free. (347-9411, extension 8071- ol the City of Mahagonny ' and "Lady in CIA aod bitter about it, wbo dacidea to write a book teUlng all So the CIA put me to sleep instead of tions. The brilliant come culation in my finger tips. I • Senior recital by Adam Dydak, piano, Sayitdau at 8 the Dark u after him. aod so are the Rumlana. and be baa to stay ahead of every Storybook Theater body It's good fun. although the plot has more flaws than the average curing the problem, dian was a zombie. had quit being a vegetable p.m. at Crowell Concert Hall, Wesleyan University, Alvin Kpstein has had a varied career as skyscraper GRADE: B prescribing Valium and "In 1978 i was playing a after 16 years,” Middletown. Free. (347-9411), extension 807) a performer and director He was artistic sets ater Legend’ ORDINARY PEOPLE (R) - Donald Sotberland. Mary Tyler Moore. Equinol. After a while I dinner theater in Regina, • The Clark-Schuldman Duo, performing cello and' director of the Guthrie Theater in Jndd Hlrach. Timothy Hatton. (Drama) A tragedy tears a family apart, and was taking 50 milligrams Canada," Caesar recalled. piano sonatas nu Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. Sunday Minneapolis and before that associate ar H.ABTFORD— Storybook Theater, a the main victim la a son wbo needs help to survive He gets it from a poychlatriat and a girl, but bla parents are too self-centered to help much. of Valium a day. Whenever "I almost fell down on at 3 p.m. at Crowell Concert Hall, Wesleyan University, tistic director of the Yale Repertory well-known family theater company, will Middletown. 1347-9411, extension 807) present The Water Legend Saturday A well-conceived and wcU-executed domoatic drama, directed (bis first) by I took a Valium, I took an stage. A doctotout me in a Theater He spent three seasons with the Robert Radford The acting i| superb The R ia for language. GRADE: A Equinol. • "The Many Moods of Music," an evening of song by and Sunday at 2 p m at the Wallace hospital and m k all mv Theater. C in e m a Habimah Theater in Tel Av.iv. Israel PRIVATE BENJAMIN (R) CaMIe Haws, Eileea Breaaaa, Armaad “From 1962 to 1978 1 was Sylvi^tewart, Nov. 25 at 8 p.m. at the World Music Hall, Stevens Theater. Hartford Insurance Aisaate. (Camody) P am pei^ young widow joins the Army under the Among his many New York appearances • "Einstein and the Polar Bear" by Tom Griffin, Group. 690 Asylum Ave miaappreheotlon that she a running away to a beallh spa. Boisterous, old- asleep on my feet. The in Wesleyan University, Middletown. Free. (347-9411, exten • A presentation by I’eter Gidal. English lilnnnaker ,ire the original production of W aiting Ibr fashioned service comedy that eventually bacocnei muddled when It tries sidious part is you don't -LAttlE HILLS o< Horn*' O sion 8071 through Dec. 21 at the Hartford Stage Company. 50 and critic, tonight at 8:30 at Heal Art Ways. 40 State Si Godot No Strings ' ' End-Game. " Storybook Theater is a resident art to tackle Private Benjamin's private life. Some good laughs, though, and know it. Along with these S*T-8UM-2:00 .B9c • Chamber Music Series, with Charles Treger, Bernard Church St., Hartford. Performances Tuesday through 1 1 group ol Greater Hartford Community Goldie keeps getUng better GRADE B Hartford. 525-5521 Dvnainite Tonite' for which he received heavy drugs I was drinking Travel Service Lurie, Scott Nickrenz, David Wells and Raymond Han Thursday at 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday at 8.30 p.m. and ,• "Madame Rosa," a 1977 Ereneh film by Moshe ,in Obie Award, and A Kurt Weill College RESURRECnON (PG) - EUcs Bsrstya. Sam Shepard. (Drama) A 555 MAIN STREET strange film, this The heroine survives an accident that nearly kills her pretty good, too. And my son. Saturday at 8 p.m.^t Lincoln Theater, University of Sunday at 7:30 p.m.: matinees Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and Mizrahi, tonight al 8 at Von der Mehden Heeilal Hall The Water Legend, " a charming, I ROUTES se S4 IE>lt SSI | I'abaret He has also appeared in major and emerges with the power to beal What thu gift means to her, her doctors and the S4S-S333 643-2165 Hartford, West Hartford. Works by Beethoven and Wednesday at 2 p.m. (527-5151) Vniversity of Connecticut. Storrs i48H-'21l)6i lyrical romance told in dance and words, family and bar romantic life makca.for a idovm that ia soroetimea gripp roles in regional theaters headshrinkers knew it. Brahams. (243-4442) • "Zapata," a new musical, through Sunday at the • Silent film cla.ssics — "Cops with Busier Ke.iton. was written especially fpr Storybook ing. often silly If you believe in the pamibUity of healing, it belpa you to ibpskotdi’’R Over 50 Vaori Martha Schlamme has toured extensive- swallow the rest of it If not. forget it GRADE B "Believe me, I con • The Hartt'Percussion Ensemble. Sunday at 8 p.m.' G oodsp^ Opera House. East Haddam. "The Five "Lucky Dog" with Laurel & Hardy and "Thrills and ,\ in Solo concert throughout the I'nited Theater by William K Erhart Travel Experi^nrw (FUm grading: A — B C — pwarapa; D — p o o r , tributed to my own Auditorium, University of Hartford, West Hartford. O'clock Girl" will open Nov. 28 and play through Dec. 21. Spills." a compilation. .Nov 26 at noon al Center Church 'M 'es Canada and Great Britain Among The periormances are lor the benelit of >nokey> Bandit 2 sol* Aulhoriifd Agent m NUnebexter F^owM) Free. (243-4442) Performances Wednesday through Friday at 8:30 p.m , 1 the .luvenile Diabetes E'oundation problems 1 took the pills. (or ell Airlines. Rjilroads ind House, 60 Gold St , Harllord 1249-5631 :ier the.iter .ippearances are Three Pen- Steamship Lines______• "The Poor Soldier." an 18th century comic opera by Saturday at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m.: Heseareh Fund and have been made possi -.1 (ipera with the New York Opera. John O'Keeffe and William Shield, directed by University matinees Tuesday and Wednesday at 2:30 p.m .; opening • Atheneum Cinema. Wadsworth Atheneum. 600 Mam ble by a grant Irom the Greater Hartford rhe Rise and Fall ol the City of Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan of Hartford musicologist Imanuel Willheim, Nov. 24 at 8 matinee Nov. 28 at 2>30 p.m. (873-8668). ,St.. Hartford. (525-14391 Arts Couneil Tiekets can be purchased at Mahagonnv in Stratford Ontario. A Players p.m. at the Old State House, Main Street, Hartford. Free; • "Good News," the musical, through Nov. 30 at the • Cinestudio Theater, Trinity College. Summit Street, Kurl Weill Cabaret, Fiddler on the 1 p m at the box-office on the days of the tUTMTATI/NQuioifiafMmfi/ M UUT •• MLMR LAM Hartford. (527-3811) ■AST MAHTfewoewe® tickets required. (243-4442) Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor. Performances P o l ind Solitaire-Double'Solitaire " on performantes For information call 246- ANTIQUES MARKET ■AAOAM MnMi DAIty • The Hartt Chamber Orchesta in concert, Nov. 25 at 8 • East Hartford Drive-In Theater. Chapel Road. South - 9909 mm mtem otm si.m nightly except Monday with dinner at 6:45 p.m. and cur Hro.'idway and The World of Kurt Weill " AUDITIONS p.m. at Millard Auditorium. University of Hartford. West tain at 8:30 p.m.; one hour earlier on Sunday. (522-1266) Windsor. (528-74481 I MINCItESTEn BOTMT CLUB’S 1 Wh Slt0w| Hartford. Works by Mozart. Edward Diemente and • "A Little Night Music," through Nov. 30 at the • East Windsor Drive-In Theater. Route 5, East Wind- , Alberto Ginastera. Free. (243-4442) Darien Dinner Theater, Darien. Performances Tuesday sor. (623-3079) Gctilfr ciwMin’ Yeomen of the Guard BRAND NEW LOCATION • Jazz concert with Stan Getz, saxophone, presented by through Saturday with dinner at 7 p.m. and curtain at 8:30 • Manchester Drive-In Theater. Route 6, Bolton '649- Dimensional Facets, tonight at 7 and 10 at Lincoln p.m. and Sunday with dinner at 6 p.m. and curtain at 7 Lectures. 6000) f / r*— * A CHENEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL t • Poor Richard's Pub and Cinema. 467 Mam St . East Tenor Lead and Male Chorus 791 Middle Turnpike. West— Manchester. Cl. Theater, University of Hartford. West Hartford. (243- p.m. (655-7667) 4228) • "Waiting (or Godot" by Samuel Beckett, through • Poetry reading by Marge Ihercey, Sunday al 4 p in Hartford. (569-16221 • Showcase Cinemas. 936 Silver Lane. East Hartford. Nov. 24 7-9:30 p.m. I Tike Exit 9} From I-S4. A Few Yards From The Highway I • Debut recital by Doris Yarick-Cross, soprano, Dec. 21 on the Main Stage at the Long Wharf Theater. at Real Art Ways. 40 Stale St , Hartford. (525-5521) professor of music, Saturday at 8; 15 p.m. at Von der-. Haven. Performances Tuesday through Friday al 8 • "Massage — A Study of Eastern and Western (568-8810) sc CEUECS FM« t STITES, nu$ ICW HIICE CIFETECII • U.A. Theaters East. 308 Broad St . Manchester Shop u k ^ a c k ^ t Susannah Wesley Hall Mehden Recital Hall, University of Connecticut, Storrs. p.m..■Saturday at 4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 Techniques. " with Ur Frances Tappan and Inge Reed. ping Parkade, Manchester 1 649-5491) Diroctor: Joyce Karpiej SATURDAY NOVEMBER 29 10 A.M. TO9 P.M. (486-2260) p.m. Call (or mjjitinee schedule. (787-4282) Saturday from 9:30 a in to 4 p m at the Dance Studio. . across Irom South Methodist Church SUNDAY NOVEMBER 30, 10 A.M. To 5 P.M. ' • Vernon Cine 1 & 2, 57 Hartford Turnpike. Vernon 1 • Fall University Choral Concert, Sunday at 3 p.m. at • "The Deprogramming of Shelley Solomon " by Tom Wesleyan University. Middletown Sponsored by the Nov. 29 Manchester I High School ADULTS $4 Jorgensen Auditorium. University of Connecticut, Storrs. Dulack, through Jan. 25 on Stage II at the Lung Wharf (649-9333) ', 20 Htfd. Rd., Manchester iDMissioa'i.so M .2 S Institute for Movement Exploration. 1549-5527) , Nov 30 Sufflel.d High School CHILDREN $2 (12 & under) call 643-7924 Free. (486-2106) Theater, New Haven. Performances Tuesday through • Photography workshop with William Parker. Satur Dec. 6 Bloomfield High School SENIOR CITIZENS $2 • Southern Connecticut State College women's glee Friday at 8:15 p.m., Saturday at 4:15 p.m. and 8:15 p )n. day from 10 a.m to 11:45 a in and 1 to 5:30 p m at the club in concert. Nov. 25 at 8 p.m .'at Engleman Hall, Dec. 7 Wethersfield High School GROUP RATES and Sunday at 7:15 p.m. Call (or matinee schedule (787- Kent Memorial Library. .Main Street, Suifield. (668-23251 Southern Connecticut State College, New Haven. Free. 4282) Dec 13 Eastern Conn. St. College AVAILABLE (397-4287) • "A Streetcar Named Desire, " through Sunday at the (Willimantic) All Performances 2:30 p.m. • Verdi's "La Xfaviala," presented by Connecticut Kendall Drama Lab, Lyman Auditorium, >Southern Grand Opera, Saturday at 8 p.m. at Klein Memorial Connecticut Slate College, New Haven. Performances .■TICKET OPDER FORM Please Make Checks Payable to Auditorium. Bridgeport. Soprano Alsuko Azuma as today and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. (397- Et C e te ro . Icenter Ballel 466 Mam St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. Call Violetta and tenor Giuseppe Campora as Alfredo Ger- 4432) 1569-2082 or 6.13-6445 tor more information. f mont. (655-2332 or 655-0239) -• • "The Water Legend" by William K, Erhart, I • A melding of voices of Earth and Sky, featuring presented by the Storybook Theater, Saturday and Sun • "Bugs Bunny Sports Spectacular.' a two-hour laiiuly I show, today Ihrougli Sundav at the Coliseum llaitlord I A d'ess_ -I bassist-composer Rick Rozie, Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at day at 2 p.m. at the Wallace Stevens Theater, Hartford Museums. Civic Center, ILii llord I’erlormances lo(la\ al 7 :i(l |i m . iC.r,----- .State. — Zip. -I Real Art Ways. 40 State St , Hartford. (525-5521) Insurance Group, 690 Asylum Ave., Hartford. (246-9909) % • Organ concert by Marie-Claire Alain, tonight at 8 at •Saturdav al II a rn and :i [) m .mil Sund.iv ,il 1 :l(l,p in I Me’’' D ate- _lliol Adu -I • "Blithe Spirit" by Noel Coward, presented by the • Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, Tuesday, ,•0^ Cmirt , the Cathedral of St. Joseph, 140 Farmington Ave., Hart Knaves of Trinity Church, today at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 1727-H(IH() I _»ot S C.. -I HOROSCOPES Wednesday and Friday. 11 a m to 3 p.m.; Thursday, 11 • "The Art'ol Giving Ihe(imngo) \rl, ,i n ails >tin« ford (249-8431) 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. in the library of Trinity Episcopal. a m to 8 p.m ; Saturday and Sunday, 11 a m. to 5 p m ^IMU t n ^ u Mtt-id d m wil ____ | today through Sunday Irom in a in to 4 p m ,il the l-.ii • "A Kurt Weill Cabaret," performed by Martha Church, 120 Sigourney St., Hartford. (527-8133) (247-9111) Schlamme and Alvin Epstein, Saturday at 8 p.m. at the • "A Surprise Package, " today at 8.15 p.m. and Satur • New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain mington \'alley {'rails Center. Aum Park North Avon Hartford Jewish Community Center, 335 Bloomfield day at 2 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. at the Studio Theater, Univer (678-18671 -| AM NOT AN ANIMALT Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m ; Wednesday, Ave., West Hartford. (236-4571) sity of Connecticut, Storrs. (429-2912) • Second Fall .AnlKjijes Sliou ,md Sale, Salunlav Iron) 1AM A HUMAN BEING! noon to 5 p.m. (229-02751 • The .Springfield Symphony Orchestra, Robert Gutter, • A one-man performance by French actor and mime • Children's Museum of Hartford, West Hartford. 10 a in. to 5 p in al Sacred Heart Si luiol, Sacred Heart MANfWESTER l»IAMBER OT COMMERCE I...AM...A MAN!" conductor, featuring soprano Marghret Vasquez, alto Eric EychennCj sponsored by the Alliance Franciase Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 1 to Drive,Oroton • .Antique Doll Show and SaU‘. with :i,‘ exiiihilors Satur O B n im y . Linn Maxwell and the Springfield Symphony Chorus, d'Hartford, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Lincoln Theater, 5 p.m. (236-2961) Presents Aries or Pisces Dial Jeane Dixon s Horoscopes-By-Phone*. and _ THE Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Symphony Hall, Springfield, University of Hartford, West Hartford. Free. (243-4442) • Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic. Hours daily 9 a m. day (rom 1(1 a in to 5 p in id the Edmond Town Hall, Mam Street. Newington you'll be on your way to some surprising insights on how to handle Mass: Mahler's Symphony No. 2 in C, "Resurrection." • “The Suicide" by Nikilei Erdman, today at 8 p.m. and to 5 p.m. (536-2631) • Giaiit \'alley .A.ssociation ol .An(K|ues Dealers Stiow. (413-2291) Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. at the Yale Repertory » Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven. Tuesday “The Exhibition Of The Decade” today s happenings Dial dired for today’s one-minute message. EI^PHANT with 32 exhibitors. .Saturday (nun noon lo 9 p m and Sun For tomorrow's horoscope, call after 9 p.m. • Winter Choral Concert, presented by Central Connec Theater, 222 York St., New Haven. (436-1600) through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; "Thursday, 6 to 9 -MW ticut State College, tonight at 8 at First Church of Christ • "Musical Comedy Tonight," a cabaret, today and p.m.; Sunday,.2 to 5 p.m. (436-0574-) day troin 11 a.m to 6 p m at Zandri s Slillwood Inn, PRODUCT SHOW ’80 First Additional Congregational, Corbin Avenue, New Britain. Free. (827- Saturday at 8 p.n». at the Campus Center, Albertus • Yale Center for British Art, New Haven. Tuesday Route 5. Wallmglord Dial New York Direct!** - Minute 7251) Magnus College, New Haven. (777-6631) through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday, 2 to 5 [ ^ . • Antiques .Show. Saturday and Sunday Imin 11 ,i m to Minute • The Connecticut Chamber Orchestra in concert, 5 p.m. at the Loekwoml-M.ittliews Mimsion', West Monday Friday 8am ,- 5 pm 45* 30* • "Dancin'," a musical by Bob Fosse, today at 8 p.m. (432-4594) . HUNDREDS OF EXHIBITS Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the Battell Chapel. Yale Univer and Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial • Old State House, Hartford, Monday through Satur .Avenue, Norwalk i83H-14:t4i Sunday Friday 5 p m -11 pm 29* * 20 sity, New Haven. Works by Mozart, Borodin, Handel and Hall, Hartford. (246-6807) day, 10 a.to 5 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. (522-6766) • Whaling City Snowllake Arts Fesliviil. SaUiidiiv and Sunday-Fnday 11 p.m -8 a.m . 18*' 12* Grief. (777-2900 or 288-4633) • “The Tragicomedy of Don Cristobal and Miss • Butler-MeCook Homestead, Hartford. Tuesday, Sunday Iron; 11 a in lo 6 pm al the Ocean Heacli FREE FREE FREE \ • The Lydian Woodwind Quintet, members of the Hart Auditorium. New London i447 :t354i Sunday 8 a m - 5 p ’m. 18‘ 12* Rosita," presented by the Oddfellows Playhouse, today Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. (247-8996) • Holidiiy Festival ol Cralts, Sunday Iroin II a iti to 5 GIFTS TRIPS MERCHANDISE Saturday All Day 18* 12* ford Chamber Orchestra, Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Old and Saturday at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, • Farmington Museum, Farmington. Friday through State House, Main Street, Hartford. (247-6042) High Street, Middletown. (347-6143) Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. (677-9222) p rn al the .lewish Corninundv Center ol llTeater New Haven. Chapel Street. New Haven iB65-51Hli Ar.es CancGf Capricorn *Ck • Slater Memorial Museum, Norwich. Monday through $1,000,000 ANTIQUE CAR SHOW Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. 1-212-936-5050 F212436-5353 ^212400-5757 1-2Q-9064080 The Army was (887-2506) at the new spectacular Taurus Loo Scorpio Aquarius no laughing • Mark Twain Memorial, Hartford, Tuesday through J. C. 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Nov 21, 1980 - l.'l Parking limited Billy Martin Whalers Off night board, said, "And one more sugges told the Board of Education, "It the architects removed several continue fails to stop ToujnTdk tion, at least hold off and do an im signs long seems to be that the board has to levels of the model to reveal Its Just about everyone linows the pact study with the new computer bite the bullet and I submit to you, contract to slide Boston Bruins height and dimension. Chairman of problems "the Vernon Board of you're all talking about.” there's a lot of bull in bullet.” Page 14 Page 15 Page 15 Education is having getting a new the Redevelopment Agency FYank for road race 6pofts computer system for the board and Collins quipped, as they removed the town. At a public hearing con Vernon resident Janet Puley, While developers of the new of the basement floor, if there might MANCHESTER - To accom the off-street parking provided in cerning school closings, Ray who speaks out at many public fice complex to be built along the be real soil below it. modate the Thanksgiving Day Road municipal lots. These restrictions Grasso. a Vernon resident, after meetings, speaking at a public Connecticut River showed a model Race,' "no parking” signs will be will be strictly enforced, police said. making several suggestions to the hearing on the closing of a school to town officials Thursday night. posted Nov. 27 along both sides o f 'Main Street, from Center Street Nuke plant south to Charter Oak Street and problems told Hartford Road, police said. The MONTPELIER. Vt. (UPI) - Eastern basketball on upswing parking ban will bwome effective at Obituaries. 6 a.m. Thursday. Testimony in a pending rate case has Tennis courts revealed new problems with con Beginning at 9:30 a m., southbound around at limes. But, even so. It's the Valvano. is in transition and must struction work at the Vermont .NEW YORK (UPI) - Eastern going, to have to get used to it — fast. problem,” he said. "And playing in has Kelvin Troy for offense. Ken Beverly Holcombe Mrs. Victoria K. Bliss traffic on Main Street will be only way to go.” look to an excellent recruit in Gary Yankee nuclear power plant. li'asketbhil. for years a chaotic We need a couple of guys who were in anothei" building you lose some of tucky transfer Clarence Tillman SOl'TH WINDSOR - Beverly MANCHESTER - Mrs, Victoria rerouted east onto Bissell Street and Villanova, which joins the league Springer. Wagner, with Howard for street hockey Three anti-nuclear groups scramble of teams and conferences, secondary roles last year to take that homecourt feeling.” becomes eligible in late December Mae (Westbrook) Holcombe, 59, of 18 K. Bliss, 78, of lie Bluefield Drive, west onto Locust Street. Northbound from the Eastern Eight, and Boston Thompkins and Jamie Ciampaglio. Thursday circulated transcripts of a is beginning to put Its house in order. primary roles.” Boeheim will have Dan Schayes at and that should be a plus. St. Mountainview Road, died Thursday died Thursday at Manchester traffic will be rerouted east and west College figure to stay in the running also figures to be in there. The rest of-- MANCHESTER - After pleas by ment has jurisdiction over one of the Public Service Board hearing, in With its power base disseminated For instance, Thompson must get center with a strong shooting Bonaventure will revolve around 6-6 at her home. She was the wife of Memorial Hospital. She was the onto Hartford Road and Charter Oak while Providence and Seton Hall look the league will be a scramble among teenagers, the West Side Recreation fields. which Yankee lawyer Alan Grarge from Maine to Virginia to western production from 7-foot Milfi Frazier, backcourt of Marty Jleadd) Ekfdie Earl Belcher, who averaged 27 points Raymond S. Holcombe. widow of Raymond J. Bliss. Street, police said. for victories wherever they find St. Francis I N Y .), Army, LIU, Fair- Area's tennis courts will become The commission, however, will testified that bolts used in a major Pennsylvania, and its conferences In 6-9 Ed Spriggs and 6-7 Mike Hancock. Moss and Tony Bruin. Erich Santifer a game, and Pitt's Sam Clancy She was born in East Hartford and She was born in Manchester on Eastbound traffic on Park Street them ., ' .* field, Fairleigh Dickinson, Siena and fields for street hockey. solicit comments from Kennedy piping system had been shortened to obscure and baffling disarray, the And if 6-5 freshman Fred Brown and 6-8 transfer Leo Rautins are up should look even better with his had lived in South Windsor most of Sept. 8, 1902 and had been a life-long will be re-routed north onto Church The Wildcats, 23-8 last year, return Manhattan. Three teenage boys appeared at Road area residents before taking less than the required length. East will have a more coherent look delivers, the Hoyas are in business. front. switch to power forward. her life. She attended the East Hart resident? She was employed by Pratt Street, and westbound traffic will be four starters, including two tough “I don't think some people know The East Coast Conference, the Park and Recreation Commis action. George also testified that in five or this time around. St. John's, one of college basket If there is a conference sleeper, ford schools and Caringe Technical & Whitney Aircraft Division of prohibited beyond Cottage Street on The Big East Conference, which ball's great constants — will again point Ur Connecticut. The Huskies frontliners in John Pinone and Alex how good this league is," West eastern section, will feature "Boo" Institute She was a member of the Technologies before retiring sion Thursday night, asking for a The commission did vote not to fewer cases, the stem of the bolt had support draining Union Pond. The both Oak and Birch streets, police enters its second year, serves as the produce a solid team. Lou Carnesec- add 6-11 Chuck Aleksinas, a Kentucky Bradley. But Coach Ro.llie Virginia Coach Gale Catlett says. Bowers of American, one of the gems WappingCommunity Church » was a member of St. place to play the game which uses said. been competely cut off and "only the balls and plastic sticks for hockey commission would like to clean the region's drawing card and bills Itself ca has taken the Redmen to a Massimino has an inexperienced “Six or seven teams could win the of the country. He averaged 27 points a contralto soloist for that iscopal Church and the Race spectators are asked to use head welded on the plate existed” — a game and hits the boards as well equipment. The boys explained the pond, and retain it for recreation use. as one of the nation's premier con postseason tournament in each of his bench and admits he has yet to find championship.” and the First Congn American fled Cross. making it appear as if the bolt was in St Joseph's and Temple are im dispute between themselves and ten There is a proposal before the ferences. Schools such as 13 seasons. This year, with last the right mix. Boston College, always Duquesne, with Ronnie Dixon, and of East Hartford. She^STa former She leaves a daughter. Mrs. John stalled. proved, Hofstra has some capable nis players over priority of town ten Board pf Directors, which was St. Bridget bazaar Georgetown. St. John's and Syracuse season's backcourt depleted, Curtis troublesome at home, will look to Rhode Island, which joins the league adult leader of the PYF group of (Lornal Kmiec of Manchester; a He said faulty bolt installation was forwards; LaSalle has lost Michael nis courts. strongly opposed at a public hearing, MANCHESTER - St Bridget's give the league a strong measure of Redding and George Garrison will be guard John Bagley and centdk Joe from the ECAC,^ will spoil a few Wappin'g Church. She was a sponsor son, Norm an 0 . P eterso n of found in an undetermined number of Brooks to the NBA. and Drexel is The Manchester Police Depart to drain the pond and use the land for Rosary Society will sponsor their an- prestige but it still has a way to go at guard. Wayne McKoy will be Beaulieu. Freshman Tim O'Shea games. George Washington and West of an AFS foreign exchange student Wethersfield; and a sister. Mrs. Ur other cases, and that "... some bolts should help. missing its lop scorer In the west, ment patrols had been chasing .the ballfields, and picnic areas. nual Holiday Bazaar Nov. 29 from 10 had been cut off by people doing the before rattling the likes of the Big counted on for a big year at center Virginia, without Lowes Moore, have from France She was also a former sula Port of Tuscon, Ariz ; five Providence lost top forward Rudy been hurt by graduation and Bucknell and Lafayette are the class hockey players from the courts, The state Department of En a.m. to 2 p.m. in St. Bridget's School installation work," But he said Ten and the ACC. and Frank Gilroy. David Russell and South Windsor correspondent for the grandchildren and six great Georgetown, which came within a Ron Plair will be at forward. Williams because of academics and Massachusetts, 2-24 last year, is still teams Delaware, Lehigh, Rider and former Hartford Times and the Jour grandchildren. leaving them to the streets. vironmental Protection and the town cafeteria. Main Street. problems were limited to a small transfer, who should give them 2 the Friars must scrap all the way. At crawling from the wreckage West Cliesler, all are coming off The Park and Recreation Commis are locked in a dispute over whether The fair will include baked goods, percentage of the thousands of bolts point of the Final Pour last year, will "Syracuse leaves Manley Field strength and mobility. Aleksinas nal Inquirer. She was the secretary Funeral services will be held Mon Seton Hall, Dan Callandrillo and woeful seasons sion designated the West Side Rec's the pond's dam is strong enough. The toys, books, plants antiques and door installed. have to go at it this season without House and enters the age of the must take the pressure off forwards In the New York-New Jersey of Century 21 Holcombe Real Estate day at 9:15 a m. from Holmes Howard McNeil can only carry the ECAC, St. Peter's refuses to back off The region's big independent. Penn tennis courts as street hockey state requests a fourth study to prizes. Contacted Thursday, George Craig Shelton and'John Duren and spacious Carrier Dome. The Orange Corny Thompson and Mike McKay if Inc of South Windsor. Funeral Home. 400 Main St and at 10 Pirates so far. on defense and may be the best of the Slate, continues to mold its basket territory, and the Robert and Charter determine the dam's capacity. The tea room, which will open at 11 acknowledged some work done by the much of the load will fall on guard also leave behind Roosevelt Bouie the Huskies are to make it in the Big Besides her husband she leaves two a m. at St. Mary's Church. Burial In the Eastern Eight. Rutgers. St. ball program after its football team Oak tennis courts for winter tennis. Repairs to the dam are estimated at a.m will sell hot dogs, pizza and H a rtw e ll Co. w as " c le a r ly Eric Floyd. and Louis Orr. and therein lies trou East. league. The Peacocks gave up just 50 sons,, J. Kirby Holcombe of South will be in East Cemetery Friends Bonaventure and Pitt look like con points a game last yearJBest in Divi Coach Dick Harter, who sent his The lights at the West Side courts 1270.000. homemade desserts. fraudulent.' "1 don't think it's easy to lose ble for Coach Jim Boeheim. "These are the best teams in the Windsor and Jeffrey W. Holcombe of may call at the funeral home Sunday players like Shelton and Duren." said "T he psychological loss of tenders. sion I. Iona, with the departure of squad to the NIT last year, will rely Ann Arbor. Mich; two daughters. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m Memorial will be on from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. for East, " said Coach Dom Perno. "We Coach John Thompson. "But we're Roosevelt and Louis is a big Scarlet Knight Coach Tom Young center Jeff Ruland and Coach Jim on center Frank Bnckowski Mrs Pamela Beaudry and Miss Willa contributions may be made to the street hockey games, which ap understand we're gonna get slammed G. Holcombe, both of South Windsor; Newington Children's Hospital or a parently have become very popular. her mother. Mrs. George E. West charity of the donor's choice In other business the commission brook of South Windsor; three will schedule a public hearing on es brothers, G Warren Westbrook of llarriel E. Payne tablishing a soccer field on Kennedy Two goals remain South Windsor, Dale E Westbrook of ENFIe LD — Harriet E Payne of Road. Land there has been Herdd Bowie. Md . and Thomas A West Enfield, formerly of Manchester, designated for town use, and recrea brook of West Hartford; a sister, died Thursday at Harrington tion officials Carl Silver, assistant for Tribe gridders Mrs Willa A Smith of Hampden, Hospital in Southbridge, Mass. director, and Doug Pearson, asked .Mass . and three grandchildren She was born in Brooklyn, N Y and about creating two soccer fields. By Funeral services will be Saturday had lived in Manchester before Since beginning, the sport has Rose %iV By LE> Al’STER Windsor High at home against at 10 a m from Samsel Funeral moving to Enfield 22 years ago. She grown more than the recreation Earl Yost Hrruld SporNwriler neighboring 1-3, 3-6 Rockville High in was a member of Calvary department officials expected. About their traditional encounter. Home. 419 Buckland Road. South Two- goals —one critical —will be Presbyterian Church of Enfield 1,500 youths,including 300 girls, par in visit Sports Editor T h ^ tte r also have 1:30 kick-offs. Windsor Burial will be in Wapping on the mind of the Manchester High Cemetery, South Windsor Friends She leaves a daughter. Mrs Louis ticipate in the summer soccer Tm expecting a tough game," (.Nancy) Shadlich of Sturbridge. program Many children favor the football team as it gets set to do bat voiced Manchester Coach Mike §|m- may call at the funeral home today Thursday tle with CCIL rival Windham High from 7 to 9 p m Memorial con Mass . and four grandchildren sport over baseball mons. ‘Windham is vastly improved Pete Rose, who once played a year but won all the man Saturday afternoon in Willimantic at tributions may be made to the South Funeral services will be held Sun The new fields would create more from the start of the year. You can season of major league baseball for a "When you go to spring training, I 1:30. Windsor Ambulance Corps. 365 Diane day at Leete-Stevens Enfield room for the sport, besides compen see the improvement right along. I $7,000 salary and now makes $5,000 a always think World Series, that's my The Silk Towners, 3-5 in the league Drive. South Windsor, or to a charity Chapels. 61 South Road, Enfield sating for several fields in bad condi see this as one of our toughest games game, stopped off in Hartford yester goal every year," he added. and overall, must win if they have of the donor s choice Burial will be in the Green tion all year. It (Windham) is a young day and touched all the bases in a Rose has been in five series, with a any designs at ending the season at club which has come a long way. " Arlene H. (iedtles Cemetery. Glastonbury Friends The summer program, run by may call at the funeral home Satur Pear^n, uses nine fields, including meeting with the media before champion three times - twice in Cinci the .500 level. Manchester is coming off a 6-0 up M ANCHESTER — Arlene Howard day from 7 to 9 pm. Memorial four at Manchester High School, one speaking to the Aetna Men's Club last' and last fall in Philly. Manchester closes out its '80 cam set win over Penney. Simmons night in Hartford. Geddes. 76, of 259 N .Main St , died donations may be made to the at Bennet Junior High and "When you low your enthusiasm paign Thanksgiving Day morning at believes the victory "could either be Thursday at Manchester Memorial Calvary Presbyterian Church Manchester Community College and The veteran Philadelphia Phillies for baseball, you have to worry. 10 o'clock against crosstown East an upper (momentum carries over) Hospital She was the widow of Mt Nebo and two at Illing Junior first baseman, who made all-star "I'm like a kid born again. I can't Catholic. or downer (team comes out flat). Daniel R Geddes National League teams at three jyait to play again. Ulara Florentyna (?u|ieck High School. The Recreation Depart- Secondly, the Indians will try to "You won't really be able to tell She was born in West Bridgewater. different positions while playing with' "I was more happy for the fans in terminate Windham's seven-game ROCKVIl.I.E — Clara Florentyna until we start playing Saturday. And Mass on Dm 1, 1903 She had lived Cincinnati, didn't hedge on any Philly, my teammates who never winning skein against the locals. A iDymon) Cupeck, 95, of 97 Vernon Psychiatrist what could also be a factor is we in Manchester for 30 years questions and was a distinct hit with were in a World Series and Dallas Manchester eleven has not haven't been outside this week," the She leaves three daughters. Mrs Ave , died Thur^ay at a locgl con St. Bridget’s Rosary Society will sponsor left, Mrs. Ruth Nills; the Rev. Emilio the assemblance. (Manager Dallas Green) .when we beaten a Whippet eleven since 1972 valescent home to speak- first-year Indian leader commented .Norma .Milka of .Manchester, Mrs their annual'Holiday Bazaar Nov. 29 from 10 Charlie Hustle, a' tag he picked up won. After all, I had been in four when a 16-15 success was recorded. Thursday. Born in Poland, she had been a HARTFORI>- Dr Alfred Herzog, Pardelli and Mrs. Fran Harmon, society Phyllis Cox of Bolton, and Mrs while with the Reds, has always been series previously." The Whippets, stand 2-6 in the "We have a shot at .500 and we resident of Rockville most of her life clinical director of Inpatient a.m. to 2 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Main president. (Herald photo by Pinto) .Muriel Wolak of Marion. Mass , two a trademark of his play. If hustlers On the series most valuable player league. 2-8 overall, but have won two can't go .500 for the season if we She is survived by a son. Welter P Psychiatry at Hartford Hospital, will Street. Examining items to be sold are, from sisters. Mrs Grace Godfrey of are millionaires. Rose fills the bill, picks, Mike Schmidt got it this year. of their last three starts The lone don't win this one so this is a critical Wareham, Mass and Mrs Ethel Misiaszek of Rockville; three be the speaker at the Annaul Meeting because he's in that category today. Rose offered this: setback was 14-7 last Saturday to daughters. Mrs Victoria Filip ol of the Mental Health Association of Redmen game for us, " Canegaly of Plymouth, Mass . six ■“Tug McGraw was a better pitcher "So many guys could have been Simsbury, a club which whipped the Snapping the seven-game . loss Ludlow. .Mass . Mrs Mary Miloz and Connecticut, Dec 2 at Valle's Steak M VNCIIESTEK - The grandchildren and two great because of Sparky Lyle,” Rose said. MVP. I thought I should have been Indians, 27-8. skein to Windham is an added incen Mrs Janet Chlastawa. both of Indian House, Hartford Subject of his talk Improved Order of grandchildren and several nieces and 4/ SmCRT'S SHYS... "Over $he last two months of the the MVP." Rose did win MVP in 1975 Two area contests are also on lap tive. admits Simmons. Orchard, Mass, seven grandchildren, will be the uses of hypnosis in mental nephews Redmen will meet Monday season, McGraw was the best relief with Cincinnati. with the Central Valley Conlerence Glastonbury will hop'e its passing Private funeral services will be 25 great-grandchildren, and 10 great- health at 8 p.m at the Italian- pitcher I've ever seen. He rose, to (CVC) bt)ampionshi^ at stake in one great grandchildren In addition, aw ards will be Playoffs greatj^ ' game is in tune as it goes against held Saturday at Wickenden Chapel. American Club, 135 every occasion. He got a little tired pairing. N bw in^n Ijigh. 4-0 in the Newington, defending slate Class LL Funeral services will be Monday at presented to Association volunteers, Marion. Mass Burial will be in Old Eldridge St There will be SUPER SANTA SALE in the World Series." The 19W playoff games against conference a n d ^ overall, hosts 3-1, champs. The Tomahawks have been 9 15 a m from the Burke-Fortin mental health professionals, and the a discussion of plans for Landing Cemetery. Maricn There How much longer can Rose expect Houston were "as good as the 1975 7-2 Glastonbujj High with a victory led by senior quarterback D.J. Pass interference Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St with a media Raymond U. Rosa of Windsor the Christmas dinner par World Series" the guest said. Rose's are no calling hours Memorial con to play? leaving the gridders tied for the Patenaude. who has thrown 12 TD mass at 10 a n»- at St Joseph's Locks, vice president and auditor of ty biggest thrill in baseball came in the Charger defensive back Jerome Dove (48) is called tor pass in tributions may be made to the "I have been blessed with a strong crown. A Newington win would give passes and thrown for.*l,220 yards, Church Burial will be in St. Aloysius Society for Savings, is the president AL SIEFFERT S offers one of the '75 set he noted. American Heart Association, 310 body. 1 take care, of iU I don't know it the championship for the second completing 70-of-144 attempts. terference against Miami receiver Jimmy Cefalo on one-yard Cemetery. Indian Orchard, at 1 p.m elect of the association. DO IT DAILY - BE how long I can play, but f know that I Collins St . Hartford The Holmes Does baseball get boring to a year iri'a row outright. Wide receiver Brad Barlow has line last night which set up game's first score by Dolphins' Terry Funeral Home. 400 Main St., Friends may call at the funeral For further Information call the PREPARED by checking areas largest selections of Top have a few more years," came the veteran like Rose, closing in on a 20- Glastonbury captured the CVC title home. Saturday from 7 to 9 p m and been Patenaude's favorite target Robiskie. (UPI photo) ' Manchester, has charge of local Mental Health Association at 233- the Evening Herald's com- answer. year career? outright in 197.4 by a one-game M Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m 2601, toll-free at 1-800842-1501 plele weather forecast. with halfback John Preli also on the arrangements "This (press conference) is margin over Newiijgton. receiving end of many a Patenaude Name BrandVideo CasMtte Recordert Times change boring,” he shot. The other tilt involves 2-2, 8-2 South spiral. ’ "Ball playera today'have Jearned Hot«iever, he handled himself just United Technologies V,P, on Bureau of Standards panel at Low Discount Prices ?...... that you go^ spring training in as well with the media as he did opr Overtime win fan I MAKIFOHD- technological needs management ol the cor range of technologies Astronautics. He is also a shape, not Ea get into shape like we posing pitchers in the National iJr Russell G The range ol the com poration s central research related to current and senior member of the t did years ago,” the 39-year-old Rose League last season, and was com Meyerand Jr . vice presi mittee's concerns has organization. United potential product areas of Institute of Electrical and WHY PAY MORE!! Q u a s a r said. pletely relaxed as if facing a Don Sut Young runners r dent lor Research and expanded over the past few Technologies Research interest to the corporation Electronics Engineers, and "There is so much equipment ton fast ball. for Chargers n c / i ^ _ Development. United years along with those ol Center, located in East He is a member of the a member of the American PRICES START AS available by the clubs, like the Technologies Corp , has NBS Its responsibilities Hartford Ai tivities at the N ational Academy of Physical Society. He is the WE HAVE THEM ALL Nautalis machine, that you can stay McCoy to Lions NEW YORK (UPI) - San Diego him. ' said Woodley What makes it Re.search Center include 1980 MODEL in good shape year round.” hear close look been appointed to the now include standards and Engineering and a fellow author of 16 professional LOW AS PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - The had to wade into overtime before so tough is that we played so hard National Bureau of Stan measurements related to programs ol basic and of the American Institute papers and holds 15 RCA, QUASAH The Phillie first baseman had an Detroit Lions announced Wednesday subduing the Miami Dolphins but ' Wc kept fighting back and then interesting observation on the free By EARL YOST dards Visiting Committee recent acts of Congress applied research in a broad of Aeronautics and patents they have signed veteran defensive now that the Chargers have pulled we got theiall in thexivertime and in PHH.C0 agency rule. S|iorlit Editor. by Secretary of Commerce such as the Consumer tackle Mike McCoy, who was placed within a half-game of AFC West a matter iluwrrtl^hree^eonds if "I don't go for long term contracts. Two years ago the first high school Philip M Klutznick Product .Safety Act of 1972 MHS plans'finance supper. SOHY. SAHYO, ZEIHTH on waivers earlier this month by the leading Oakland, thay can relax Sun was over ' Dr Meyerand's appoint and the Energy Policy and Some long term contracts hurt ball runner to finish the Five Mile Road MANtHKMFH - A New York Giants. day and cheer on the Philadelphia Lowe expected something good to ment to a five-year term is Conservation Act ol 1975 ficers and bankers: A lor- University ol Hartford players. Race in M anchester was Don financial Aid supper and The 6-foot-5, 275-pound McCoy is in Eagles. happen il tUiodley kept throwing into effective immediately Others currently serving mal presentation will be Donald Genqvesi of "Ted Turner in Atlanta offered me Kerwin, a 17-year-old youngster from discussion will be held his 11th NFL season. He suffered a The Chargers, who needed a 28- his zone The NBS Visiting Com on the committee are made by Henry Miller, Manchester Scholarship . (SB a million dollars for each ^ear that I leg injury early in the season and was Washington, D.C. yard field goal by Rolf Beptrschke "I knew something would happen Tuesday. Dec 2 in the would play aqd $100,000 for life after Last year it was Tim DeValve, who mittee IS a statutory com- William D Carey, finance officer of the Foundation will also speak plac^ o n the injured reserve list by 7:13 into overtime to come away with eventually, ' said Lnwe "I wfni lor cafeteria of Manchester I ended my career." earlier paced Manchester High to the rmttee charged with ad- executive officer. the Giants before being waived. a 27-24 triumph Thursday night, im the ball and thought touchdown as High School beginning at Rose picked Philadelphia when he State Class LL cross country cham vTsmg the secretary of American Association for McCoy was the Green Bay proved their record to 8^4 The soon as 1 caught it ' 6 15 p m for parents of went the free agency route and pionship, who led the scholastic en commerce on the efficien the Advancement ol At Pen's Kathy Saysl Packers' top draft choice in 1970 Raiders. 8-3, must now defeat the The Dolphins jumped oul to a 7-0 students planning to enter guaranteed the owners a pennant. trants home. cy of the bureau's work and Science. Dr Dorothy M after an outstanding cpreer at Notre Eagles, 10-1 and riding a seven-game lead on their first possession on college have •varylhlng yeu naad for a p a rf a e t^ ^ ' The Phils missed out in Rise's first The entry list has climbed to 3,700 the condition of its equip Simon, vice president lor Thanksgiving Mnnar. Lai ut hatp you maka your day a Dame winning streak,'in order to move a Terry Hobiske's 6-ydrd scoring run ment It also provides research, AV(?0 Corp . Ur Cost of tickets for tbe with the status of the Treacy supper, sponsored by the spadal ona. P.S. Watch far us Ma waafcand at Um game ahead of San Diego. Miami Bui .San Diego took a 10-7, lead on technical advice to other G King Walters, Product Show. brothers, John and Ray, first and se dropped to 66. and saw its playoff Fouls' 4-yard TD pass to Clarence high school guidance viLs cond placp ..finishers last year, in government agencies professor, physics. Rice NATIVE Lakers acquire Jordan hopes all but wiped out Williams and a 37-yard field goal by The committee's five University, and Dr Walter department, is $3 50 and doubt>. Both filed entries but may the sum must be mailed to Benirschke said he had a feeling Benirschke rnembr-rs. all prominent in H Stockmayer, professor. I M aial im * . tm t I Caratto. torn I Tilw Bmh. Twatott, trip
J a . IH — t^VENING HKRALI), Fri , Nov 21. 19S0 4 7 f-NENl.\G HKR.AI.ri Fn Vox 21 IJSU — | o Dedication Boards mull schoor use scheduled BOLTON - The Board of the best choice and woold lit in with to the town Seiectmeo and the Board of Ednca- the fntnre plans to build a public First selectman Henry Ryba said at Rham tioa wiU meet early in December to safety complex town garage and dog the school board has been sitting on disciias again the possible use of pound on the 25-acre parcel on which r HEBRON - The new some ciassrootns at either the Boltoa the school sits tbe matter for a number of years and Rham Junior High School Elementary School or Bolton Center The 25-acre parcel tx owned by the didn t make a move He said. "We t will be formally dedicated School. town and atteinpts to End other land finally made a move and it was chool during ceremonies Monday The school board recently denied a in town on w hi^ to build the com denied -\OI,. \\\\\lll - NO. <) S at 7 p.m. by the Regional request from town officials that the plex. have proven futile District 8 ^ r d of Educa elonentary school be tamed over to Declining enrollment has resulted Ryba said the school board wants tion. the town for office use m a number of empty classrooms at to give os The south wing of "Jie j-< The program will begin School officials said they had never the schools, but school board building That would be the last one ‘Picnic’ in the gymnasium with the offered that option to the town members have been unable to agree we d take U s just not feasible for Gowen studies, dedication ceremony and The selectmen said they felt it was as to which rooms shookl be offered town office use will be followed by an open premieres house. All classrooms will be open, teaching schools abroad What do the dates November 20,21 materials will be on dis Vandalism topic of meeting and 22 mean to you? play and teachers will be BOLTON — Tbe ongoing beachfront facility, more of knowledge and is held in> great These are the nights on which a available to discuss First Selecw-ar. Henry certted with the probierrj Mrs Eleanor Gowen. one of vandalism problems at problems have ansen Manchester High School's two ad respect." great cultural event will be held. On programs. Ryba said this past w-.L be at the meeting and Students will participate town parks will be dis Alan Bergren ad summer was tbe first year ministrative vice principals, In the secondary school system in these three nights. Sock and Buskin cussed at a specul meeting we U straighten out as in various activities ministrative assistant, said at Indian Notch Part arai traveled to Great Britain. Scotland the United Kingdom the one required will present the play “Picnic,” a of tbe Board of Selectmen ranging from class and there are problems with some things didn t go ’Jte much as we car. so we it and Wales this fall as a participant in course is religion; which is. of summer romance, written by called for Dec 1 at 7 30 club programs to perfor alcohol, broken bot^es and way they should have fca-.e a more efficient a London Exchange program spon course, that of the Church of William Inge. If by any chance you p m in the Communitv mances by the band and behavior on the beach He said every or,e cor.-- c-peratioc. sored here in the I'n it^ States by the England Each day a prayer noting a need reasons to attend this spec Hall National Association of Secondary certain thought is said and discussed. tacular production, here are just a chorus. Student Council members will serve as Town constables. Slate School Principals When a student has successfully few. Finishing touches Police, park employees, Mrs Gowen was chosen by virtue passed the secondary college bound One is the fact that the play is run guides. Refreshments will be served in the cafetorium the parks director and the of her position as the Assistant Prin program, he furthers his education at ning for three consecutive nights, Paul Cavanagh puts finishing touches on a two-ton bronze globe recreation director, will at the end of the program cipal Representative from the a college which is completely paid giving you three consecutive chances which cost $40,000 to cast at the Paul King Foundry in Johnston. R.I. attend to discuss ways to All parents, students and t'onnecticut N'.ASSP. her recently ob lor by the local authority According to see ’-Picnic" Secondly, unlike the The globe will be used in the gardens of the new palace of Prince Ab alleviate the problems past few years, this-play will run for community members are tained a Ph D and her experience in to Mrs. Gowen. the United Kingdom dulla Bin Abdul Aziz, deputy prime minister of Saudi Arabia. (UPI Selectman Carl Preuss. large school administration has established an educational one weekend only including a invited to attend. photo) at the selectmen's meeting The American educators found that hierarchy whose lormost aim is to Thursday night performance. The this week, said tbe park the I'nited Kingdom's educational mold and promote future leaders third reason to come see “Picnic” Is Scout talks regulations the town has system differs in many ways from Thus, the United Kingdom finds itself that Thursday night is half price ad Sidman named chairman caiuKit be enforced unless the I'nited States' program All tw enty years behind the UnitW mission. You read that correctly! set in area they are posted States in the field of special educa Thursday night's admission price is students living Tn the I’nited ANDOVER - The VERNON — Or. Bernard Sidman. ministrators (CASAi. Dec 4-6 at the The town parks are Kingdom are schooled up to the age tion In addition, the United Kingdom one dollar regardless of owning an possibility of a Cub Scout frequently vandalized and ■^s virtually ignored alternate careers superintendent of schools, has been Sheraton in Hartford of eleven at which lime the students SAA card or not. You can't even go to and or Boy Scout Program attempts to curb the van loV students, such as vocational and named to serve as chairman of the .Among the others who will be on the ,;re given an exam which deter a movie that cheaply and besides, in Andover will be explored panel with Dr Sidman will be Donald dalism have sometimes business programs Says Mrs -'Picnic” promises to be far more nominating committee for membership in mines what their program for the at an open meeting on Nov. the Connecticut -Joint Council on Mercure, business manager for the South proven futile in the past next live vears will be. it Gowen. "The movement is just entertaining! 2S at 7:30 p m. at the First Windsor public schools With the opening of In beginning for vocational programs Fourthly, and lastly, is that the Elconomic Education. We Set the Fashion can be either a straight academic Congregational Church. The Vernon public school system has dian Notch Park, last program or'a terminal program director, Mr. Burnett, the crews, and Route 6. Education pro^am summer, the town s only last but not least the cast, have all been cited in the pa$t-as being a leader in which inevitably leads to either a low Mrs Gowen visited ten other The program is designed economic education. In 1974. Dr Robert V ERNfiN — Guidance and Counseling paying job or unemployment For schools in both Scotland and England S'n B students render a scene from "Pic- mance Friday, Nov. 21 or Saturday, Nov. 22, worked long and hard to make "Pic to answer questions of in the Public School." will be the topic of Student gets nic" the polished product it is. We Linstone. assistant superintendent of mal education ends at age sixteen — in addition to the schiKils organized nic." a play by William Inge, at one of at the Ffigh School Auditorium. (Photo by parents about the scouting schools, received the Merit Award and in the Focus on Education p r^ram SiYurday eitizen award when t*4 percent of the young people by the N'.ASSP At these secondary- are proud of our production and en program and to see how a 1975. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell. former at 9:10 a m on W'lNF radio leave school and go into various jobs schools. .Mrs Gowen met with ad several preview showings Wednesday, Nov. Woodhouse) courage everyone to attend and see BOLTON - .Miss core of leadership can be superintendent, also received that award The program is hosted by Dr Robert or the unlortunate future of un , 19 Interested persons may attend a perfor- for themselves. Christina Richardson, ministrators in hopes of creating a put together. Dr. Sidman has also been invited to par Linstone. assistant superintendent of employment network of exchange as Mr Platt, daughter of Mr and Mrs — Margie Port David Parry, local ticipate in a workshop on " Effective schools The guests will be James The 6’ percent that are college Robert Hewey of 33 the director of the central bureau in scouting executive, will Budgeting: Developing the Budget " Balcome. head of the guidance depart Rosewood Lane, has been bound have had an intense college London said .Mrs Gowen en lead the meeting Anyone This will be at the 1980 (xmvention of the ment at Rockville High School. Mrs preparation program in their secon Student fire fighters at MHS selected by fellow students couraged the administrators to strive wanting more information Connecticut Association of Boards of Jeanne Trapp, head of guidance at the pany as a voting member lif you small box which is plugged in at and faculty at Bolton High dary school, which consists of to meet individual needs instead of How- many times have you heard a should call Andrew Gasper Education iCABEi in conjunction with Vernon Middle School, and Mrs .Nancy home There are different frequen High School World School, to receive the 1981 literature studies, science, and math overlooking the individual Mrs member ol the older generation com matie it through probation 1 Staff Jr.. 742-9763 or the Rev the Connecticut Association of School Ad Kunz. counselor at Svkes School Students in the I'nited Kingdom, un Gowen also feels tliat. educational plain ih.al the youth of today aren t Training programs are optional but cies tor each town and when there is Richard H Taylor. 742-7696 Good Citizens Award like American students, do not have and social problems have not doing anything right'’ Well, the next are lor your own benefit The depart a fire in Manchester, the scanner will Sherry Tuttle ...... Co-Editor or 742-6217 The award is presented ment gives practice drills and will the broad spectrum of courses to changed from the past and there still time they start this, you ran tell sound off. This signals the volunteers Patty Cone ...... Co-Editor by the .Nationai Society choose from While in secondary exist Have and have nols Says put people through "real-life' School posts honor roll Daughters of the American them lo read this artic le to get to the firehouse Cathy Cochran ...... Feature Editor school all students, bovs and girls Mrs Gowen if Ihe kids don 1 situations, such as leaf and dumpster Once at the fire, the volunteers BOLTON - The Revolution Miss Richard You loved that piece of jewelry when you The Eighth District Fire Depart Sue Mackiewicz...... News Editor A.4 R P meelinft citizenship in all subjects B — Honor Roll alike, are required to wear navy blue realize the impiirlani-e ol ment consists III all volunteers with fires, and working with a Scott air- report lo an officer and do the job Peter Marte Sports Editor VERNON - The following is the honor roll \ — Muiior Roll son is a member of the first received it. but now you'd like to make it pack I breathing equipment In one they are trained for They do what Till t.radf -National Honor Society, is pants or a skirt a white shirt navy- tomorrow it jiisi {-onlinues Ihe exception ol Ihe dispatcher The 1 Brad Woodhouse...... Photo Elditor American Association of for the first quarter at the Kill (*ra(lt- different. We can take that piece your tired of and blazer tie and wear a schdol crest on practice situation, tape is placed they know- how- to do. and no more Joy A lleman. Lisa an active member of the department is divided into, three Andy Browne ...... Art Editor Retired Persons 2129, will Bolton Elementary Center Heidi Clark Michelle turn it into something exciting and new. Come in their blazer For the poorer students, Although .Mrs Gow-pn spoke of the over the facial mask ito simulate No one is placed in a situation that Zane Vaughan ...... Advisor School ■A spin wall Corrine French,Club, having ciimpanies Companies one and two meet Dec I at 1:30 p m at Daly. Patricia Sobol Cnxker Lauren Dufraine. today and discuss the many possibilities of' this expensive attire often presents a English educators with high regard are made up ol people' Iwen.ty-one Ihicik smokei and the volunteers find they can't handle Alter the fire is the United Methodist A — Honor Roll — All H — Honor Roll served as secretary in her ■Jennifer Fiano. Steven junior year and president financial problem as -dedicated and extremely .ind over but company three holds ih e i^ a y into the firehouse cellar to over, no one is dismissed until the Church. Grove Street. A s in major subjects with Hill (#rj(l«- redesigning your jewels with^ur ^pert jewelers There is a great pressure on prolessional she states that the resco? a 'victim ' trucks are .spotless and all the equip- Gates. Aaron Geromin in her senior year peojile sixteen lo twenlv-one They do Members are reminded no more than 1-B in a Edward Bachl. James college bound students and the prolessors are teaching informalion (tther training programs are also tnent has been neatly put away. minor subject and no less Cynthia H a m p s o n She was selected as 1980 everything .1 regular lireligliter does to bring finger foods and a Boles. Jason Hanford. Kathleen Haugh I academic expectations are tremen and forgetting behavioral problems available Hartford county has a fire On the lighter side, volunteers par than B's for effort and delegate to Laurel Girls' Qiamcnd^^ oiic-e Ihc'y learn Ihe proper Prom date gift. "Santa Clau^' will be Donald Haloburdo. Geffrey ■Also Barbara Holbrook. dously high Because the ratio of .school which offers a variety ol State and was chosen by mt that ran not be ignored .Mrs (iroi c'dures ticipate in parades in Manchester present to distribute the citizenship in ^1 subjects Hinds Danae Marshall. "PlecA Y Trwft students to teacher is sixteen to one. Gowen s trip abroad was clearly- a Harley Ironfield. William the Republican Town Com courses lor a fee of six dollars each and other area towns. Tljey also help gifts Reservations will be Lauren Rady. Tracey Rich. the relationship between teacher and great learning experience Perhaps a in organizing fire prevention week Kiesman. Eric Lorenzim^ mittee to attend a week- - o/wwca^ In order to become a volunteer There is also a training course tor nearing taken for the Christmas B — Honor Roil — No .Ann W'ledie student is close and normally solid first step in bridging the tremendous activities They visit the elementary- John McLarnev Diane long internship in M4SCHESTER PARK iDE lire(ii-rson all one has to do is go Emergency Medical Technicians party that will be held Dec less than B's in major sub V — Honor Roll Alu): kVrnon • Simyhury • W fit Fjffru iljll ' Brutal Students hold their teachers in high international educational gaps that •Manning. .Matthew Washington, D C down to Ihe deparlmenl and fill out (EMTi EMTs are ju.st one s,;ep schools in town and show students If you have noticed that the supply 8 at The Colony in Talcott- jects with no more than l-C Till t.rjd e regard and as Mrs (jowen .says, the unfortunately exist today- - Patty- Maynard. Kathy .Meloche. She IS also a member of an applic ation Easy, huh ' However below a paramedic The cost lor this different practices to prevent fires of evening gowns in the local depart ville in a minor subject and no John Liebler Sharon teacher is thought of as the fountain Cone { ^ u rse IS fifty dollars II you com from happening and what to do il a ment stores IS dwindling, the sale of less than B's for effort and Gerard Murphy the school s soccer team il vou tfrunt to gel into a company and Rogers Also Andra Pinto. to bec ome a voting member, there is plete the courses, the fire depart-’ lire happens They also present a tuxedo rentals has increased and the and was manager of the ment will reimburse you small skit lor the students. neighborh(X)d floral shop seems to be Student gets scienee prize Jill Puman. Jennifer softball team in her junior a waiting list The company only- Hoop signups Rataic John Roberts. John holds twenlv people When there is Standard equipment lor a fire I would like to thank Cheri doing a booming business, this can year She was chairman of COVENTRY - Any VERNON — Theresa Brunone. daughter of Mr and Sambogna Elizabeth Vote for minimum age an opening, you 11 be placed on six lighter iricludes boots rwhich can Willbanks for her cooperation in the only mean one thing. The Junior the FYom Committee in child in Grades 2 through 8. •Mrs Peter Brunone of 51 Hillside Ave has been named Sheetz. William Sig her junior year, is on the Recentiv the state statutes have true that ah oholism is on Ihe rise in months |irobalion During this ( lime as high as the thigh 1. a Globe writing of this article If anyone is in Prom is coming up! Throughout the the winner of the annual Bausch Lomb Science Award in the Coventry schools, mund. Amy Silverstein. school newspaper staff, been altered so that the minimum fill age hrai kels period, you II be observed lo see liovv mat. which is flame r-etarderit. and a terested in joining these volunteers, school boys are wondering whether Miss Brunone is a student-at Rockville High School BUYING who hasn't registered for Jason Stephens Kirsten age requirement to hold state ollice The existence ol this new bill is muc-h you rc putting into Ihe helmet All of these are issued by the they can speak with Cheri or Dan or not they should ask that girl who and has been a member of the youth basketball The award, a bronze medal, is presented each year to -Sloppleworth. Sandra the school chorus for four is eighteen years The exi eptions to partly Ihe laull ol Ihe eighteen to program Alter Ihe six months are department Also, each volunteer is Lingard for more information. gives him the eye every time he program, may do so Satur winners at more than 8.500 participating schools i.ssued a scanner The scanner is a Weigle vears this rule are the positions ol governor iwenly year olds They have con up. vou II he welc-ome'd into the c-oin- —Sue Mackiew'icz walks down the hall, or the girl who day from 9 a m to noon throughout the United States stares at him in second period and lieutenant governor lor which one sistently been rated the lowest ol Registrations will, be The award recognizes the senior who has attained the GOLD &. SILVER English class. Girls are wondering must be at least thirty years old This eligible voters who actually exercise accepted at the Capt highest scholastic standing m science subjects As the I >K 3»C * 5»e * 5fc :fe * * He Tfe :4c Ife 1+:-* 1+: * 1+: * * * * * ’ whether they should wait to hear piece ol legislation benelits their voting privileges If the young winner at Rockville High Miss Brunone is eligible to com Students visit aquarium those magic words of invitation out Nathan Hale School on Prices For Gold Silver Are Higher Now Than In Recent everyone, not just young people It people vole they can perhajis Route 31 Children should pete for one of several four-year Bausch i Lomb Science of the mouths of their desired date or East Hartford Coflumaiity Development^ allows for-lresh ideas .tfd new view pritsuri- the Legislatures lo do what Did you know- that an electric eel and turtles were swimming around in show First they saw a movie on scholarshipls at the Umversity of Rochester Months. This Is Your Opportunity To Sell Your Unwanted if they should do the asking be accom panied by a points to enter into the government lhey\w.ini can emit up to 81KI volts of elec- the 110.000 gallon circular tank A dolphins and sea lions, then came the parent when registering Block Grant Program Amendments Gold Silver At High Pffees. These fresh ideas and new viewpoints If t^oii I iriake your opinion show There was a sea lion named themselves. Iricily'’ Students from Mr Sines scuba diver (love into the tank to feed 5|e b(e :4c jK :fe if::4e bje 5|e :4c may help cure the high rale ol apathy heard on this matter your legisl.ilor marine biology t-lass and other Ihe fish, but the turtles were the ones "Deacon " who didn't want to work. This year's prom will be held on Police probe burglarie$i The town citizens advisory committee will hold a public bearing to give citizens an opportunity to pre among young voters may vote lor the new- bill But if you classes found out this and many more that ate the most But after several tries she finally Friday. December 5th. from 8:00 V E.HNON -r The Vernon p m until midnight in the MHS the following streets Park INSTANT PAYMENT-FREE ASSESSMENT A sharp contrast to this extension let your legislator know- that ydii .iiy injeresting facts about sea life There was an open tank w here you performed her flipper walk Police Deparlmenl in sent their opinipns on proposed amendments to cafeteria. The theme is "Heaven on West Drive Vernon the town's 5tn & 6th year community development ci4ci4ci4ci4ci4ci4c»i4ci4c:4c:4cif:;f:»:4eieif:if::t:itcif::4e»i4e7lc:4e:4e| ol youth rights is the lar-’ that there against the passage ol this bill, .ind On Wednesday. Oct 29. the could pick up the starfish and After the show the students were vestigated 16 burglaries .Avenue Skinner Road. IS a bill in the Legislature to raise the Earth — Cloud 9 " and the theme song block grant programs. The public hearing will be then support your opinion at voting students traveled to the New horse.shoe crabs. Out in open areas bused to the Boston Commons to and tw o reports of Thrqll Road. Wolcott Lane. legal drinking age It passed this is "We've Got Tonight " held on Dec 2nd. 1980 at 7:45 p.m. in the council lime the Legislature will hopelully England Aquarium in Boston where was a beaver and a penquin walk the Freedom Trail and have attempted burglaries Vernon Avenue. Cottage would present an interesting Tickejs can be purchased in the ^ a m b e rs located at 740 Main St. in East Hartford, lake noli(-e When you are eighteen ihev saw- several sjiecies of tropical, Alter seeing most of the species in lunch during the period of -Oct Street'. Loveland Hill Road. *CLASS RINGS paradox One might question the vou ,ire old enough to vole, old fresh water and salt water fish the tank the students went aboard the cafeteria for $10 a couple during 17-30 gbnn. Copies of the proposed amendment are on .— Darren Knowles periods 2 through 7. Mt \'ernon Drive me at the Community Development office at 754 wisdom ol allowing eighteen-year- enough to be dralled old enough to Many spec-ies ol sharks, barracuda boat Discovery" to see the dolphin Also SunnxTiew Drive olds to represerit and be a legislative borrow money and obtain i-redit A group of enthusiastic juniors With the exception of ^unniiie'w unve Mam St., E Hartford. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Lattuot, tndivei and ani wo. breaks, one at a Taltottville Rm (^ RoUing voice of thousands of people but not ( .irils and old enough lo get m.irried have been meeting after school to (diokas are in the thiitle t CALL 289-2781 Ext 334. help make this year's prom one that church-h.irr-h onnn OldniH TownTnii-n Road, Driie. Kellx Road. *SILVERWARE allowing them to go to a bar or legal- vvilhobl p.iienlal i-onsenl In short, family. Brooklyn Street Iv consume alcoholic beverages w ill be a memorable one A Publicity and one into a Windsor (Sterling) when eighteen you are an adult with Optimistic preview for the Webster Street While It i> inie that ah-oh'il i reale' .ill the res|ionsibililies th.il go .liong Committee has been hard at work DO IT DAILY - SAVE -Avenue business, all others many (ir-iblem- among young ...... pie vvilli maluritv I'he raising iil ihe making posters to hang up around the MQNEY by clipping the were into private It causes Ihe -ame problems.and to the drinking age wiiiild lie ,in intolerable, halls and stairwells ol MHS. while coupons in Evening residences *JEWELRY same degree m older peojile 1 trunk eiu mat hmeni on ihe rights ol upcoming 1980-81 ski season Ihe Decorations Committee has been Herald's leading grocer s The residences were on drivers are noi restricted to voultis Codneclii ul s young adults It is trying to think ol ways to turn the ads between the ages ol eigtileen and merely a taken eltorl lodeal with the Middle November has already- lor all abilities and is quite close by. in the East. caleteria into a "Heaven on Earth," twenlv one In-lai t Ihe majority ol verv dillKiill and pressing problem sprung upon us and snow should <)l course, there's always Mt Tom I know everyone is thinking about This year's Junior Prom Committee lor the skier who just wants to use his *com drunk drivers are older than that that alnihol presents in our soi-iety blanket our ski region shortly white holidays, but do not wait until is headed by Nancy Wynn and Bruce “Home equipment for a couple of hours, For (U.S. £ Fortisn) - - J ' I niortunalelv however, it is also today i'lKid McGrath Whether you are a beginner who can December to look at your equipment. Baltovick barely snowplow or an expert who either during the day or night.' Make sure you haven't outgrown the So, if you're junior and have been The craves moguls. New England offers a For overnight trips, Vermont boots and poles and check the bin wondering hovv it would feel to dance High School Happenings wide variety ol mountains , skiing is widespread Mt. Snow and dings carefully. No one wants a„ the night away in a "Heaven on ' Holidays’^ Massachusetts has numerous ski I'lco Heak are basically for the in broken bone throughout the 80-81 ski Earth, " wonder no more. Ask your *DENTAL GOLD termediate skier Further north, The annual Thanksgiving Alumni Next Friday, High School World ' resorts that are easily accessible for season! See you on the slopes! favorite girl or guy and come to the Sugarbush, Stowe, and Jay Peak Dance will be held on November will not appear in the Herald The day trips Butternut Basin has runs Junior Prom on December 5th. —- offer some of the most difficult trails — Allise Bayer 26th. a Wednesday night, in the space will be taken over by Aridian. Linda Weiss TREES Evening Herald ______*POCKET WATCHES Manchester High gym All alumni the art and literature club of MHS “ READY FOR PLANTING AFTER are invited This statement provokes ■ Premium Prices Paid For Silverware By Gorham', Featured will be various types of art. CHRISTMAS - TAG NOW AND WE WILL an interesting question lo consider poetry, and photography Only so ‘Interrratlonal Sliver’. Tiffany'. S. Kirk' How many years back does this in much can fit onto a newspaper page, Hey! Vow Ki'idi $hooldin't he HOLD TILL CHRISTMAS" vitation extend’’ Definition alumni what you will see is only a portion of • DOl GLAS HR HITE SPRl CE |c i|c i4c :4c :4c i(c i|c i|c i4e i|e :4e i4c :4c :4e :4e :4e 7|c 14c 5tc * :4c :fe 7|c involves anyone whose alma mater is their collei'tion II. after viewing ♦ j m i j E FIR Manchester High School In that their work next Friday, you find 5F10W 0/1 Cemeief^Ba*fceIirT*oi*7'orTofr” ^ ^ ”~ TWO DAYS ONLY — SAT., and SUNDAY case, see vou Wednesdav night Class yourself inleresli'd. drop in on a asasiin C l ol 49' ' . meeting and contribute your talents f O School Plain or Beautifully , NOVEMBER 22 & 23- Next week is your last chance lo This past Tue.sday, MHS students tjc-QUiOd 3 1 PLATJT T T g -p fe B ftA TE’'*'* 10 a.m."6 p.m. bring in cans lor the Thanksgiving, wdke up to a pleasant surprise The YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE * ^/Fo(xl Drive .spon.sored by the-Student lirst snow of the season arrived. Not SUBSCRIPTION Assembly and chaired by Beth Apter only that but enough to cause the and Dan Kibbie All (-ollecled foixl (-ancellation ol 'schoolI After last OMN DAILY A tUNDAV.t A.M. lo iiOO P.M. will be distributed to Ihe needy elder winter's snow shortage, almost This year why not give a HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR INN ly living in Manchester Can you real D everyone apprec iates the white sheet friend or loved one a gift ly enjoy your turkey with all the that (-overs Manchester Soon, Mr 3 WHITHAM Nursery VERNON fixings without lirst giving to those Ludes will be heard over the inter- •4S-7M2 , subscription to the Evening Hdrald Rt 30, Vernon. Exit 96 from 86 West. Exit 95 from 86 East, who have none’’ ( orn warning snowball fights are One mile.North of Vernon Circle on Rt,30. not an accepted sport at MHS Those Csll 647-9946 Thirty-nine days till Christmas' caughf participating in this prai-tice IAf.5, Have you started you Christmas/ will be dealt with,severely Hf- FREE PARKING-NO PHONE CALLS shopping yet ’-- •Sherry Tuttle and f’atty C „n,, r rs n i. 20 - EVENING HKRALD. Kri , Nov 21. 1980 PVENING HKHALl), Fri , Nov 21, 1980 — 21 Hearn For Safa *• NcAnaa For Sale 23 Hentea Fer Sale ** Homea Fer fale Hemaa Fer Sale 23 Homea F6r Sale 73 Anilauaa H»lp W»nl»d 13 Htip Wanitfl 13 H»lp Wanttd 13 Hatp Wm M f i 43 Apartmenia For Rant 53 ...... A N T I Q U E S A VERNON. One bedroom Con NAVY VETS. Career Oi™r- MECHANIC u m t s r ^ N i i r M A M n HOUSE OF THE WEEK COLLECTIBLES - Will do with appliances, carpeting. tunities available Call EXPERIENCED IN all purchase outright or sell on Now available. $340 per muntn collect, (5181 462-4321. 9:00 phases of truck and auto m m FMANCMG- Coventry PuNk Sdiook The SBLNTIBN TO HOIK WMaNM— commission. Houselot or plus utilities. Call T.J. a.m. to 1:00 p.m. repair, gas and diesel. TiSBUmON IN ^ l e piece. Telephone 844- Crockett Realtor. 843-1577. Board Clark Minimum five years Creative Financing la a viable means of ob NURSES AIDES. Experience experience. Must have own taining a home In this day of higher Interest FOUR ROOM D U P LE X - $335, referred. Full or part time tools. Start at $7.00 per hour. AHTKIPATION Rooms tor Ran! 52 mmediate openings on 3:00 to Duties are taking of All fringe benefits. For ap cuHSWKO aim knsiae rates. Simply stated, creative financing la fin plus utilities. Gas heat. f MARKETPLACE S. * ' Security. References. Call ADVERTISING 1100 p.m. and 11:00 to 7:00 m inutes of board of pointment. call 688-7596. ding money sources — making the figures ^ W •seeea » OFALABOR MATURE MALE ROOM $15. 849-8349. RATES a m shifts Contact Mrs education meetings work. These monies can be applied toward Female, mature $20. Non- Ferguson. DNS. at 289-9573 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED smokers. Live-In. References. 1 D A Y ...... 14'«otkint (evenings), prompt downpayment, closing costs, points, and ad MANCHESTER. Sunny three for apartment in East Hait- STRIKE PHONE One must have license, plus The Mtidowt Convalttctfil 643-2711 ditional fees Incurred in buying/aelling proper 3 roomer. New decor and 3 DAYS ...13*iiMiPOH( CLERICAL TYPIST Small transcription, prepara ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- COLUMN few errands and meals. 849- Homa It hiring parmanani more. Under $170. 236-5848 6 DAYS busy office in Hartford. Diver tion and assembling of 1332 rapiacamants for tha poaltkm ol ty- How Creative Financing Works: 5459. nuraa aidaa Full banaflta and luN Homee For Sah 23 Locators, small fee. 26DAYS ...IVMmmMT sified position. Typing, filing, a Wrap Around Mortgage — a financing billing, and o?der desk. agenda materials - Ap PRO G R AM M ER - We have a training providad. All fhraa ahifta. Call or apply In paraon: PLEASE READ ADVERTISINe, COUNTRY LIVING MANCHESTER - Excellent VERNON - Free hot water, 3 IS WORD, 1 1 .1 0 MH Benefits Call for appoint proximately 20 lips. per challenging opportunity for an transaction between the buyer and the furnished room for rooms with major appliances. HAPPY ADS >2.50 ment 249-8591 experienced programmer who t o d a y ' s seller — with substantial savings In In MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN m week m MtfaraN SI. YOUR AD DEADLINE gentleman. No kitchen $200's.286-5646. Locators, is ambitious, alert, a self Real Estate Editor: CIndl T. Bulach terest. ' MANCHESTER privileges. Convenient loca Appy. Dr. Vriiolil K. MANCHItnaCT. small fee. starter, and who preferes to 647-91M CtaMltl,d Id, tr, IVf.dd, • Assumption — the buyer assumes the Immaculate custom built Colonial, privacy galore on tion. $35 weekly. 6494003. 'Tiiiuii, Niipi'rinli'iitli'iil work In a small, but 6 ; ! I ? e a / ONE BEDROOM CASHIERS & USHERS progressive department. This MANCHESTER seller's existing mortgage at the lower In a lovely landscaped lot that backs up to Water-shed of ScliooN. Rox .'{.>6, So. Windsor GENTS ONLY. Free parking. APARTM ENT. Heat and hot position requires a minimun M ■ oowvwilgwM . Tht terest rate. property. 3 bedrooms, 154 baths, breezeway, gar DoodNno lor Ooturday S ^ B s t c i t c Kitchen privileges. Central water. No appliances. $300 Cashiers and ushers t io w n lr y , t 'I' 0t>2.'iK of two years COBOL MUNSON'S CANDY H m M to rMpoisribto a Second Mortgage — -allows the buyer to Am# —---*------a ages. Owner relocating & must sell - $81,900. Don’t location, 643-2693 lor ap monthly. Security 646-2426 i2-7;ti: i;oi; Programming.' consisting of KITCHEN is accepting W* QlWf QfW mOOfTvCi and Monday to 12dKI Ideal Family home. | Loveley 7 Rm U&R built Raised obtain the first mortgage necessary to miss this great buy! pointment.. 9:00 a m, lo 5:00 p m wanted for local solid experience in Ihe applications for part time 0, NOmtA TIOFOM) OM-CI^ Spilt lever. Offers 7 Rms. ■ Keep Smilinf( liiM llM and ttMn only Noon Friday. Ranch. Cathedral Cleling. Living purchase the home. weekdays cinema. Apply after 5 development and modification employment. Duties consist of WE RE LOOKING FOR TWO to Iho olio of }ho Frpl. Ivrm. Qeorgeous hd ■ Rm. formal Dining Rm. large eat LA R G E PRIVATE ROOM for Be Happy of On-Line Data Base Up-Date cleaning, stocking and a Lease With Option To Purchase — aides p.m. Fri. and^Sat. self-motivated Sales People wd floors. 1'A baths. I in Kitchen, with glaas Hiding rent. Household privileges. MANCHESTER TWO Programs in a business or delivering. Call for interview, orlQliMl Inoorllon. advorttoomonl wtll not Proper comparisons the low down payment buyer by giving him for our Manchester Office Garage. Landscaped lot. I doora to sun deck. 3 good aized For responsible male. Securi- BEDROOM, furnished apart And all day Sunday. financial environment Data 649-4332. Errora which do not bo oorrectod by on nd- between properties should Earnings up to you' Group 1, Nice neighborhood, a bed Rms, large lower.fevel family time to save for the required down pay ^ |)lus references. Call 649- ment. Each bedroom has Communication and Terminal toooon Iho vohio ol tho dlttonal Inoortion. be based on an actual and ment — while he lives In the home. NOTICES Wolverlon Agenev Realtors. BABYSITTER WANTED, $73,900. ■ Rm. 2 lull wall firepiacea. for the separate private bath. (Juiet 649-2813 experience desirable, but not thorough inspection. For Sauna, pool, exercise room. VERNON CINEMAS mandatory Please send your mornings. Hospital area. Own energy conacious buyer, 2 bathe. To learn more about creative financing, con ' nearly comparable proper lr~n ^ .JTTI« LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - New Condition $440 per resume to Box W. c o transportation Call after 2 car garage, targe treed lot with tact: Bruce L. Jones, Manager 1 1&2 RNS LPN'S - Crestfield Con Pleasant rooms for month 646-0505 Loti and Found 5p m 643-9957. ties. special note should be utilities, all for only $69,900 valescent Home Manchester Manchester Herald Equal FRI FRI JACKSTON AVANTE gentlemen Share complete ROUTE 83 VERNON Opportunity Employer taken of poor repair, 769 Mam Street Rome, with kitchen privileges LOST - Small black and white 3 p in to 11 pm Excellent PART TIME CHRISTMAS E w M itlglkralq freakish design, exiting DUPLEX Kitchen with female cat Vicinity of Center benefits lor part time and full Firetid* Realty, Inc. Manchester, Connecticut 06040 Call after 6:00 p m., 646-&1. appliances. Self cleaning H E LP - Some days, evenings, nuisances, etc. Additional Fim ide ResHy he. UU RsaHy Co., he. Street. Manchester Reward NUCLEAR FIELD time emplovees Call Mrs weekends ABply in person: 519 Center St., Mencheater Itolephone: oven, and dish washer. Sliding Call 546-4430 Grant DNS at 643-5151 Laundry Halp [ values should be given for ; GENTLEMAN'S ROOM glass doors to deck I 'l baths T R A IN E E 18 to 24 months Diamond Show Case, attractive design, view, (43-8030 643-2692 64 3 -8 0 3 0 ______' Utilities and kitchen paid training available Age 17 Manchester Parkade. 646-1316 Living room with fireplace U Help Wanipd 13 special features, condition, Aakort 0. Munlack ItoaHor j jirivileges Parking $30 week LOST - While Retriever to 23 High school grad and FOOD SERVICE TRAINEE IN Help Wpimd f'aiTcjv 1071 „^ca7 (»oo conditioner, w-w Shepard mixed' Female with r s citizenry required Math 17 to 30 High school grad Call F U L L & P A R T T I M E ■higher quality of larpeting Two bedroom. tags Answers to Heidi collect 9 00 a m to 1 00 p m materials, landscaping and ...... Hasement with washer and and Science background mav TELLER OPENING Hoiisahsopors Town of Maneliesler Apaiimanli For Rent 53 Vicinity Waddell and Center enable training as Electricaf, i518> 462-4321 ANTiaPATION Experienced preferred, but the like, TTie trtie value of Articlea lor Sale 41 Sporting Goods 46 dryer hook-up. $450 monthly. Streets 649-1532 Reward Crrantir InHlriirlor 649-7105■•9-7...... after -5 p.m Reactor Control or will train qualified person. property is concentrated in $MAHCHESTER teS,S00!| FEMALE ROOMMATE Mechanical Operator Must be OFFICE Contact Mrs I. Fritz, between $6 00 hourly these areas and In tbe area BEDROOM SET. Queen Size TWENTY THREE FOOT LOST ID B RA C ELET with OF A LABOR M WANTED - Non-smoking, 20- FOUR ROOM APARTMENT willing to leave area Call T*<- k i'fl' l‘*r lull tjrm* {tuition 9 a m and 12 a m. 646-4004. 23.5 hours per week of adjusting values due to Bed. with mattress and PENN -YAN Sport Fisherman 25 Manchester Townhouse the name Russ on it Lost in ElkjHTiuruT pri'llcrtnl Appl> in Second floor, appliances, cen collect. 9 (X) a m to I 00 pm Equal Opportunity Employer. changes in the real estate OPEN HOUSE » boxspring. 2 Bureaus and Sedan Hard top Excellent $150 monthly including heat vicinity of the Manchester <5181 462-4321 STRIKE ANTICIPATION mirror feoo firm. Call 647- condition. New electric trim tra l location, no pets, securi- The Meadows Convalescent market and hot water 649-1312. Parkade Call 646-1493 '"' puritan furntture mart WA.NTED. EXPERIENCED 9522. tabs VH F CB. Cutty Cabin lease, references. $325 •••••••••••••••••••••• Home IS hiring permanenl The Manchester Kerroahon ^a:all 649-3340 before 7:00 p:m ELECTRICIAN We are 1061 New Britain Ave. fepiacements fot 'aundry per MATURE SALESWOMAN lo U s iO X r i SUNDAY 1-4 with head. Owner bought Personalt 2 OFALABOR Department s cullural pruKram is i VER.NON - Near 86, luxury looking tor gtxxJ. responsible West Hartford, CT sonnel Full benetils and (raining sell jewelery. Salary open, seeking a qualified instructor ol larger boat. Call 742-8537 after Condo Appliances $345 All (hree shiMs Call or apply m 201 HENRY ST. ! help Benefits include life, inquire 643-4720. O ra m ics (or 27 weeks during the REALTORS ^ 5:00 p m person monthly. Security, THREE BEDROOM r.NATT.'VCHKD'’ Meet new health insurance good wages, STRIKE school year Classes are offered oq Aro you In tho morhat Th« M«adow« Convalatcani references Call 423-127 , 486- .DUPLEX IW baths, compatible companions m Meadows Convalescent Honw Beginner Advanced Beginner and to purchMO a now honto? |7 room Colonial, Bowers! BRASS FIREPLACE vacation Work includes in At’f’RKNTICESHIP Homa la hiring parmanani (sROtlP I A irieti 4$$o
22 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Nov. 21, 1980
*****iti,itit***it********* ♦ Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz EVENING HERALD. Fri., Nov. 21, 1980 - 23 o » « r 9 1 * CHUCK.) CHUCK. UHME /CHUCK! we ] UNLESS THI5^ ACROSS 7 Sticky stuff Answer to Previous Puute PO YOU THINK/ YOU D 8 Auto workers' A E bUHERE < UE CANT AREYOK UIHERe LOVE It s A JOKE! 1 EflQ (Fr.) union (abbr) Q U 0 C IT N A 0 T _i_^ 8 THiSCOULp/ BETTER 5 Nethedsndt 9 Graduate of ARE V0V?J FINS YOU.' CHUCK? I ARE YOU?. YOU V '^ i t m . u e ’r e N 6 a T T C 0 8 . ^ ^ * W city Annapolis o BE A JOKE, T A 7 T 0 0 N A By ADigaii van Buren C ^ K ! / gonna rUNCH 10 Slows (abbr.) N, ■ i K A N Z 0 O ^ ° exceCoppor'v‘‘^'^'®* ^ Call 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 ^ VMRLI6HT5 51R? A CHUCK 12 Lament 10 Indonesian is T 1 ■ 1 «Tb» R 1 8 H ■ w 0 R S 0 T C a ll 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 13 Away from land vbo!^ .:st^ «f OUT// o A N ■ ■ X A L M b Y 'DEAR ABBY: I really love my huaband, but he hat put on 14 Bands 11 Subjected to ■ LJ 8 0 C L A 1 E j i P 15 Is situated vapors So much weight since our marriage nine yeara ago he isn't E P 0 c H L ■ C i 8 b 12 Garbanzo A th* same man. 16 Circumvent 1E E T 0 A M 1 17 Nabob (abbr.) Abby, he's 69 and weighs at least 250 pounds. He has a 18 It is (contr.) I] 8 A M W O R M 1 T R 19 Injured with Prank A Emaat hiitory of heart diaeaae and knows he shouldn't weigh this 0 im w ie a rasiiKe MS p 19. Receive C j A 1 . 8 A 0 U R u horns R mMh but he refuaea to do anything about it. He won’t go on 20 Remainder a Q E § 1 0 N E i ! N n " E E T Y a diet and he eats constantly. 24 Splendor 21 Mideasi D 8^ L Y E 8 Priacllla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 25 Arctic abode seaport Business & Service We have three young children, and I don’t want to be left a 26 Get stuck 22 Part of a shoe 33 Believer 40 Dregs widow to raise them alone. 29 Esprit de 23 Having pedal WHCEu 5 A (ae A t L (suffix) 41 Folksinger I love this man, but I can’t tell him what 1 am going to tell J HOPE I CAN WELCOME TO ALL corps digits 35 Organs of AH HAH.' Guthrie you. He has bwome physically repulsive to me. I just hate .(fVWlft*, LEARN SOME 'lOU NEW STUPENTS 30 Pressed 24 Tropical fruit hearing THING FTOM 42 Billowy ' v E g Y K u T the thought uf going to ueo with iiim. Believe me, Abby, it's our THERE IN 31 One 25 Greek colony 36 Overturn the hardest work I have to do. THFS.' 32 Rigged 26 Wait expanse 'SUNRISE CLASSROOM.’ 37 New yp uicE TO fio Please print this letter for me and my children. 33 Egyptian deity 27 Greek god of 43 Actor 34 Westher Hampshire / TURNED OFF love Holbrook ‘ bureau (abbr) city IN T O PO PE 26 Swabs the 44 In the past PESSfiiRcH. 35 Is (Sp j 36 Energy DEAR TURNED OFF: Here's your letter, but it'a deck 46'Egypt (abbr I 36 Hawaiian 29 Texas bronco agency (abbr) not only for you and your children. It’s for anyone instrument who knows he (or she) should loie weight but keeps 39 Uruguay river 1 2 3 4 ------• ""• ’■ ° ' tha«*S H.v, ' putting it off "until Monday” or "after the holidays” 41 CopYcet ®r whenever. I m not adreaaing this to people who 42 More pointed are 10 or 15 pounds overweight, but to those whose 45 Worked in Teli more of your neighbors Servfcss O tiand 31 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Pelntlng-Pepertng 32 61 excess pounds are aufflciently excessive as to be a hospital what you have for sale' Use Autos For Salt gf Autos For Salt SI Autos For Salt ciassihed ads problem to them or to thoae who love them. 47 Ten doller BRICK, BLOCK. STONE - BiM TREE SERVICE where pieces VINYL REPAIR INTERIOR PAINTING 1968 DART. 1969 CHARGER 1979 CHEVETTE - 2 door; Fireplaces Concrete TREE-MENDOUS service is 46 Chief ore of AND « ALI.PAPERING 318. Three speed. Posi rear automatic transmission, am- Cbimney Repairs "No Job uaranteed Stump grinding Mfantad to Rant 57 Captain Eaay — Crooks A Lawrsne* lead SERVICE Quality professional work at end. Needs some work. Best fm radio, rust proofing. 27,000 Too Small ' Call 644-8356 for PECIAL WINTCT RATES 49 East Indian f reasonable prices. Fully in miles Asking $4200. Call 646 DEAR ABBY: We recently married off our youngest estimates Free estimates Fully in THREE BEDROOM olfer over $400. 871-7385. wood 8397, between 9 a m. and 9 daughter at a lovely church wedding. We had a reception a r e y o u o u t a y o u r m i n d r 50 Repeating WE CAN FIX ANY sured References Senior sured F'ree estimates. G. L. APARTMENT - Will pay »270 ' VO^NOW AMY m a f ia p.m. and sit-down dinner for 220 guesU. Since this waa our third YOU'RE IN NO SHAPE T'TA KE from memory C&M TREE SERVICE Free Citizens discounts 643-7285 McHugh 643-9321. monthly. Will pay own BANK REPOSSESSIONS - F a m e w h o c a n e i i t t s VINYL MATERIAL 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury. Junk wedding, we were more experienced and would like to tell ON An y m o b h o o d s ; y o o 'R e ' n k : estimates, discount senior utilities. Call 64633^. Mother LEAP LIKE THAT? $2300. 1976 Dodge Charger 1972 DODGE MAXI VAN $500 you how we handled 16 guesU who failed to acknowledge AN MP AMA/.‘ DOWN citizens Company plus two school age children. Pl On k ! Solas, chairs, car lops, Special Edition. 42500. 1^3 Call after 5 p.m. 6461607. our R.S.V.P. invitations but showed up anyway: Manchester owned and DAN SHEA PAINTING L Rent guaranteed. P id/uH ! luggage etc GMC Jimmy Utility Truck. First, those who failed to acknowledge our invitations 1 Circle a operated Call 546-1327 DECORATING Interior and planet $2300. 1969 AMC Ambassador 1978 PINTO, excellent condi ICats were not called and asked. "Are you com ing?" e Free Estirrates THE HOLIDAYS ARE HERE- exterior Also Wallpapering. Mfac. tor Rent 56 2 Makes simpler $W . The above may be seen tion. $2,800 firm. Call 6461607 - Ask us about CATERING Quality Craftsmanship! Call We simply prepared to serve those who responded, and we 3 Hawaiian e Prompt Service at the Savings Bank of after 5 p.m. CONTINENTAL 6465424. or 6461305. GARAGE FOR RENT. Laurel BOUGHII a ssu m ^ th a t thoae who did not were not coming. instruments CATERERS Excellent food Manchester. ^ Main Street. m Thoae who didn t respond but showed up anyway were 4 Bog 643-6542 St M an ch ester. $20 per 1967 AUSTIN HEALY MK Bill's Auto P V FOR PROFESSIONAL FALL Quality Service Very month. 6467268' not given the same cordial welcome as those » ho respond^ 5 Sponsored CLEANUP call 649-9437 Building Contracting 33 3000 - Running, needs restora TOLLAND Reasonable Ask Us First' •••••••••••••••••••••••••a PLYMOUTH FURY II - in the afrirmative. 6 Perfume Lawns raked’ Shrubs Excellent condition! Must be tion. $1000 or best offer. Call 18766231 B49A67 Try our 99-cent Breakfast FARRAND REMODELING - No last-minute rushing around to set more places at the ingredient trimmed and carted away seen to be appreciated. Call 872-0000 after 6:00 p.m. 'riS S a Delicious' Come in at 1095 Cabinets, Roofing. Gutters. □ AUTOMOTIVE table, and no hastily scribbled place cards for them. They EMERY’S ’ Reasonable rates 643-9729: if no answer please Main Street. Manchester, Room Additions. Decks. All were treated like "drop in” guesta, and had to wait until they HOME IMPROVEMENT return call. 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 2 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA. across Bennet Jr High 649- types of Remodeling and could conveniently be served. CONSTRUCTION BRICK ^ Auto Pane For Sale so door, vinyl roof, automatic Good running condition. $450. \ invl and .-Muminum siding 4675 Tuesday thru Sunday 6 Care to comment? ^ 1 colors Glazed Block. Repairs Free estimates. Ful transmission, AM-FM radio. Hoofing. Gutters and a m to 3 p m 1972 FORD F 250, 4x4. Over Call 649-3868 after 4:30 O riginally cost $2 to M each ly insured Phone 643-6017 Call 6463743. MOTHER OF THE BRIDE Allay Oop — Davs Sraus b r id q e Leaders 17 yrs experience sized tires. Sunroof. Carpeted. weekdays and all day Satur Joint reinforcement Call 'Peinting-Peperirrg 32 Stereo. Best offer. 633-3984. day. Registered with state and evenings, 649-5635, or 643-9508 LEON CIEZSYNSKI CAMARO 1978 - Automatic. DEAR MOTHER:-If anything could cure one who consumer protection BUILDER. New homes, ad FOR SALE, Engine, 1971 305 V-8. Stereo cassette, air. PR0FESSI0N41> PAINTING 1978 FORD BRONCO. Low 1974 PLYMOUTH ignored an R.S.V.P. but showed up anyway, this ditions. remodeling, rec Chevy, valve job completed. Michelin radials. $4200. Call I work on jobs, all work and YOUNG MOTHER will take - Interior and exterior mileage. Best offer. 742-6649. SATELLITE SEBRING - $850. would. But too few hoateasea have the courage to rooms, garages, kitchens $200 Call after 5:30 p.m. 646 6467567. ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sohtag materials guaranteed Free care of children weekdays, un Commercial and residential 2 door. Automatic. Power follow your example. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, 9340 estimates tall Kmerv Cor t il 3 00 p m in m y steering and brakes. 649- Free estimates Fullv in dormers, roofing. Residential •••••••••••••••a*••••••••• mier 646-5209 Manchester home Call 643- sured 6464879 1975 MUSTANG 4 1925.47 Waddell Road. Careful study bags game 2023 or com m ercial 649-4291 Autos For Sale 61 CYLINDER, Excellent condi ry Cl 1972 CHALLENGER - Car is PAINTING - INTERIOR AND tion. Automatic. Luxury in Trucks for Sale 62 46-bk CARPENTRY SERVICE WE PAY TOP PRICES for in good running condition Has DEAR ABBY: I live in a small town. There is this young In today's hand West made 646-b20y CERTIFIED DOG E.XTERIOR. Paperhanging terior. Am /Fm Stereo, New Complete remodeling, room wrecked and junk cars. A 4 B had new paint. Please call 647- girl who works in a doctor’s office as an appointment girl, such a bid but North-.South GRtXlMER - All breeds Call Flxperienced. references. Ser- brakes and battery. Asking 1972 FORD PICK-UP BODY. additions, kitchens, rec Auto Salvage, used auto parts 9240 after 3:30 p.m. $2,780 Call 6461463. and whenever someone comes in to see the doctor, 30 were not impeded .North for an appointment 528-5903 ving Willimantic. $175. Can be seen at Hulls rooms, roofing and siding Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ minutes don't go by before everyone in town knows who NORTH made a negative double to H E W E A V IN G B C R N Manchester, Bolton, Coven Auto Body, Bolton. Or call Design Service Call Roy 1974 PINTO good condition. 1966 LINCOLN Good condi came in and what the trouble waa. I know for a fact that as ♦ K 1 0 3 2 "show four spades and al least HOLES Zippers, umbrellas REMODELING kitchens, try. Columbia, Tolland areas 6461337. ▼ K 5 eight points When South bid Crocker Builder, 6467406 Call 6461418 tion. and Reo 2 horse power soon as the patient leaves, the appointment girl calls her repaired Window shades. bathrooms, ceramic tile, W J Grillo 423-6582 ♦ J7 two notrump. .North was snow blower. Best offer. Call mother and tells her that Mrs So and-So came in and what . Venetian blinds Kevs TV counter tops, block tile floors. FORD F 150. Four Wheel 4 A Q 1063 delighted to raise to game 1974 TWO DOOR HARD TOP, 6460801 was wrong with her Then the mother spreads it all over FOR RENT Marlows. 867 Cair646-3046 PAINTING BY CRAIG Drive 1977 Silver 4 speed, 351 After West's opening heart WANTED JUNK AND LATE Dart Swinger Special town. WEST EAST Mam Street 649-5221 OGDEN Interior and engine Excellent condition. lead, declarer studied the Healing-Plumbing 35 MODEL WRECKS - Cash Automatic, good condition. ♦ J 8 4A976 Exterior Specialist' Fully In TOYOTA CELICA GT 1976 $4(X)0. firm Call 643-8142 after It happened to me. What should be done about it? dummy for .some time before b a b y s i t t e r , responsible Paid. Call Parker Street Used Call 64604n ▼ AJ 10 8 4 2 V96 CERAMIC FIRING Discount Liftback 5 speed. Power 6 p.m NEW MEXICO Th* Fllntatons* — Hanna Barbara Productions making a play Often plavers mother available for child sured Free Estimates Call NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Auto Parts. Inc. 6463391 ♦653 99842 rales Quick service Call 643- anytime. 649-8749 steering. Air conditioning. plav too quickly al trick one. care, full or part time Large repairs, plugged drains, 1976 CUTLASS. T Bar, air con AM/FM stereo Low mileage. ♦74 ♦K82 2543 1974 SUBARU - Good condi 1965 DODGE - Half-Ton Pick- DEAR NEW MEXICO: Tell the doctor that he has a ...y o u without considering the entire vard quiet street Call 649- kitchen faucets replaced, ditioning, AM FM radio CB Good condition. $5500 BUT, SOtTH hand Frequently they are EXTERIOR PAINTING tion Front wheel drive. $1800 Up. Good condition. $250 100 leak in hia office that can't be fixed by a new washer; K I P P I N G ? / 5417 repaired, rec rooms, radio Keystone Mags Asking Weekends 6467623: weekdays 4INK ♦ Q 54 penalized LAWNMOWERS experienced college student negotiable Telephone 643- French Road, Bolton 646 he needs a new appointment secretary. T H IS e>Ae>y bathroom remodeling, heat $2,200 Call 649-5116 after 7:00 p m I «MOW VQ73 If West holds the king of RFI’ AIRED 15 1 Sr Citizen Quality work Very 67K. or 6561723 5671 W O U L D P U T modernization, etc M i M GREAT ♦ akqio Discount' Free pick up and WESTBROOK DRY WALL reasonable prices Call Mike. Do you hate to write letters because you don’t know clubs. .South will have no trou plumbing i i Heating. 6462871 M E IN VOU'P ♦ J 9 5 ble taking four diamond deliverv'- Expert service COMPANY established in 569-3458 or M9-4945 what to aay? Thank-you notes, sympathy letters, b a n k r u p t ECONtiMV LAWNMOWEH LOOK Iricks. five clubs and one 1949 isheet rocki congratulations, how to decline and accept invita COURT Vulnerable North-South 647 3660 DRIVING heart But suppose East holds Specializing in ceiling and LEE PAINTING Interior S, tions and how to write an interesting letter are Dealer South the king of clubs'' IZeclarer walls No job loo big or loo Exterior "Check mv rate Flooring 36 THERE./ included in Abby'a booklet, "How to Write Letters for Wes! North East ^uth routinely wins dummv s king small 643-0237 before you decorate Depen All Occaaions." Send 91 and a long, stamped (28 !♦ of hearts and crosses to his dable Fully insured 6461653 MEET DILLON’S MID-SIZE FLOORSANDING i cental, aelf-addreaaed envelope to: Abby, Letter 2V Dbl Pass 2 NT hand in diamonds to lake the REFINISHING fibers like Booklet. 132 Laaky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Pass 3 NT Pass Pass club finesse East wins the B-B rPHOLSTERV ( uslom OFFICE CLF7.ANING Depen GEORGE N CONVERSE new! Specializing in older 90212. Pass club and returns a heart Work Free FLstimales Will dable Trustworthy Painting and paperhanging floors Natural and stained WITH BIG ADVANTAGES! through South's Q-x The pick up anu deliver Please Experienced References Thirty years experience floors No waxing anymore! defense will take live hearts Call 646 2161 alter 4 00 p m Reasonable rales 646-6207 Telephone 643-2804 John Verfaille, 6465750 Opening lead V j one club and the spade a/e Our declarer found a solu tion He ducked the he.-irl in PstroQroph Th* Born Loaar — Art Sansom both hands West won a cheap By Oswald Jacoby trick with his jack and could Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments. For Rent 53 Homes lor Rent 54 RiQWAWTlC? and Alan Sontag cash hts ace bul the.rest of his heart sun was dead When PI8CC8 (Feb. 20-March 20) Thla TD'TX), East won the club king he had VERNON Four room luxury Ma n c h e s t e r c a r p e t e d MANCHESTER HOME it e good day to make changes Weak jump overcalls arc MANCHESTER MAIN 1^ no entry to his partner s heart Condo Appliances, dis 2 bedroom apartment Kids sparkling 3 bedroom Kids and which you feel will be beneficial becoming increasingly popu STREET 2 room apartment winners Obviously, if West hwasher, carpeting, air con 0 k Modern Kitchen $200's pets 0 k $325 Locators, F'ee for the entire family. Get movirtg Heat hot water, appliances, no R0WAJJT16? lar among tournament play held the ace of spades :his ^K 'ators. F'ee 2365646 2365646 ^ r t h d e ^ If you've got a nifty idea pets, .securilv Telephone 52.3- ditioning Available im ers They show hands equiva plan wouldn t work, bul nei mediately Call Dave, 646- ARMS (March 21-AprK 19) Your lent to a weak two bid 6-12 ,1147 Onices-Slores lor Rent 55 judgment Is Quite keen today. ther would winning ihai firsi 0121 points and a six^ or perhaps heart Homes lor RenI 54 Novambar 22. IMO You should be able to handle f e m a l e In M ID OFFICE. STORE Si STUDIO - yourself admirably In matters seven-card suit NKWSI’ M'KII KSTKIll’IIIsK lss\ FURNISHED APARTMENT This coming yoar you are likely t w e n t i e s w a n t e d t o EA.ST HARTFORD HOUSE Excellent location Good traf requiring major decisions. Don't FOR RENT 3 room, split to place great ilock In friend SHARE iwo uedroom apart Newly decorated Two fic exposure surrounded by dodge issues level, private entrance Im ships you will be developing ment in Manchester Call 646- bedrooms with basement four banks Rent includes TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) Be maculately clean Your faith will not be misplaced, alert today, because you may 1354 after 5 Wi p m Carpels Garage Just $375 beat, parking and janitor Call because pals will help make your Professional person 64653M find ways to add to your Our Boarding Houae 236»46 Locators Fee lot in life easier resources through more than FOUR Ron.M Al’ AHTMFlNT . preferred Plenty of-parking one channel Luck and Industh- • Third floor Appliances $250 space Ready for occupancy STORE OR OFFICE SPACE IXoember 1st Call. 643-1879 VERNON HOME Carpeted ousrress could play equal roles, Winihrop — Dick Cavaiii ( e r' al liK'ation Adults only lour roomer .New decor All available. 20(f. 400, and up to tCORPfO (Oct. 24-Nev. 22) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your n a tu ral. ' ' here I PPN T SE NERt Par J '- f .-t.' -1:= No pets Security Lease modern $375 236-5646 5000 square feet 643-1442 Lady Luck tends to look upon leadership and organizational Vi L. BE A ..T T l E WEST CENTER STREET 2 -HEH-HEH, I U-- References Call 647-1876, Locators F'ee you favorebly today in ways you qualities are very pronounced T e S ' BEFJ7RE V,E bedroom efficiency apart eFOTLESS IS ONUy THIS VBAf? I THINK THE 1mv$ e l f LPSKE s 1 -- tC- ych.--- , after 5 IXI p m MANCHESTER'- Retail, may be unaware of Out-of-sight today You shine, especially In $i^N LP' yea L P 6 T Five g j T - I ment with stove and storage and or manufacturing happenings wdrk for your good. areas that help bring pleasure to CONPfJCTINi? HIS ARE CRUSADING - TWO BEDROfJM CAPE IN HA\E 57 'KNUTEi. PiPUNpH PQRiN j 5 5 H5 MANCHESTER 4D ROO.M refrigerator $200 Security space 2,000 square feel to 50,- Romance. travel, luck, others. ANNUAL CRU5APE East Hartford near Pratt 6 T7CL'.vi«.ETETHE AN PRAL CONDOMINIUM Available December 1st Call 000 feet Very reasonable resources, possible pitfalls and CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) The AGAINST (SeRW e. 646-1189 Whitney Available December 1981 Ford Fairmont 2-Door Sedan. career lor the coming, months more deeply you become P A P E R ^A N P EXA.M! _ COMPLETELY NEW 2 1st $400 per month Security Brokers Protected Call are all discussed in your Astro- Involved In things today, the r FLE-A6E, NO / JJ6T -- 1 bedrooms I'a baths fully and references 875-7702 ■ Hevman Propertiw al 1-226 Graph which begins with your more your luck Is likely to applianced. full basement MANCHESTER NEW FIRST 120i6 } t a l k IN -I FLOOR one bedroom apart birthday Mail $1 for each to Improve. Keep plugging away Security deposit one year Astro-Graph. Box 469. Radio until the rainbow yleMs Its gold. r . 'j P L E - ment All appliances wall-to- VERNON HOME Two lease $450 monlhlv Call 649- bt-drooms Basement and gar City Station. N Y 10019 Be sura LEO (July 2S-Auj|. 22) Dealings T A R K E r .'/ 4(K)3 wall carpeting Ceramic tile, THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL to specify birth dale today with friends who have bath $325 per month age plus m o r e '$325 Locators. Fee 236-5646 BAOrTTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) influence and clout should turn FEMALE HOOMATE MID Utilities not included Call OFFICE SPACE • Prestige Normally you're or>e who likes to out extremely favorable for TWENTIES WANTED to Peterman Realty 649-9404 or East Center Street area of 1981 Fikmont inc Rear Window call the shots, but today you will them, as well as for yoursell. share duplex Glastonbury Si 6461171 THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, Manchester Available in 30 to Defroster. Tinted Qiaaa. fare better in situations where VIRGO (Aug. 2S-Sept. 22) Did: you play a supportive role Soniethlng very beneficial to you Hebron area Must be neat modern bath and-kitchen with 60 days Desirable for accoun- 4 Dow Scilan Metallic Glow Paint, e MA ■ W Oa« Ii 1 Aai U < M u i CAPftICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) personally could develop where Pets considered Rent MANCHESTER COZY 3 cabinets Stove refrigerator tant. lawyer etc $275 Automalic Tram . plus all of Falrmont;s ROOMER lots of extras un Basement, garage $350 monthly-included heal and Power Steenr$g Radial* Something advantageous that your work or career is negotiable Call alter 6 p rn . Standard Equipment would give ypur career a big concerned, ft may be advance Lavy’a Law — James Schumeiater 228-3560 der $175 Locators Fee 236 monthly'. no kids, no pets Call lights KEITH REAL Baited Whitewaila. Elec* Stock No 1034 5646 boost could be developing al this ment. or an increase in salary. 649-305A ESTATE, 6464126 *6377. time An old ally will be busy lay UBRA (Sept 2)-OcL 23) One of / OFFCR eX PIR BS^O VeU BBR 24 ing the foundation ' the major reasons you're apt to I PONT KNOW, BUT WS c m ALWAYS > and total room mann X and< K 4K$ooriwclan*. AOUAIUU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) be successful today Is becjMise BEN, MAREIA6E 15 Hlbt UNOee THP fikfplY mote cor Ihonetthef of Its priced 4K$o«oofTt$)eIltt3n. Having fun at what you do will be you'll treat whatever occurs AN AWFUU-y 5CAEV BLANKET TDeeiVieB. MARKS THE SPOT... occoRJng lo the 1981EHA Meria volume Indett important to you today Your philosophically. Your demearxH PeOPOSITilON, actions will have a much larger will win the respect of associ tUaherCPAest.MFOmanmyOMXcai: 4 4 C influence on others than you may ates FcwmontwitiA-cyEnder engine and manual IroramlstionbealibalhX oar A w S c realize (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | CHARTER OAK BUICK! ledont and wagons In eit. m$3g For com$xi1ion, your mHeage may (Mer de$)enclrig on ipeed. (Monce and weather. Sid* QIanett — Qll Fox I KNOW. 1981 BUICK SKYLARK A ovnrisiD More room cmd value In wagons, loo. BRAND J4EW 2-Ooor Coupe with 4-cyl , engine Ironl No K wagon or X hatchback matches Ihe 00^)0 looih or tie Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel wheel dr power steering, power brakes dual horns Fokmonl wagon. It's Ihe most loom ter you money In Ns dON. AM radio, glass belied radial whitewalls deluxe wheel r .> 'f covers Including dealer prep, freight, undercoat. & TMIN< IlLJU?rSUP TEST-DRIVE DILLON’S ‘81 FAIRMONT. IT MAKES A WORLD OF SENSE. glaze Stock in 096 * 6 7 1 0 FOI? A SNAC<. r ^ SKYLARK COUPE *6710 SKYLARK 4-DOOR *6710 Short Riba — Frank Hitt equipped as above Stk 11002 equipped as above % ITW IS CUBAN ♦ Rear Window Defogger 99 Yi m s s t t in g t u a t s im p o s s ib l e , * Automatic Trans ' " IS VVt>iD£)?RX ------. C:OMI?AC O M P ■~3E. “ your choice' 3 4 9 9 Automatic Trans 349 ♦ AM fM Radio -._ i/u rd .) order j.ir $11 Dual Horns I ' r S —