21 - KVKNINC HKKALU. Wed , Niiv 19, 1980 Town racial tension concerns HRC tom atic ol bigger problems or of the 12-par-old Hartford boy who to third-degree arson after agreeing Bailey. The possible meeting will Bv MAR^ KITZMANN air the feelings and ^ssibly discover actions to help. isolated incidents. was assaulted walking to St. James to testify against Metheny. gather information surrounding the Meriilil Ke|Hirler The commission wants to avoid And Craddock wondered whether School. Dyer also will request the "I am concerned this leaves a visible plea bargaining. ilaurltpatpr M\M.IIKSri;K — The possible festering of emotion. "I'm concerned meetings at this point would further Manchester Police Department, sign that bringing the case to a just Also in efforts to encourage rise of racial tension here afler about the apparent racial violence in ■ polarize the comm unity by through General Manager Robert conclusion is slipping," he said. several incidents prompted the creating "more headlines." Weiss, to keep the commission ap Chadborn questioned whether a greater minority participation and the community and with the black communication within Manchester Human Relations Commission s To begin greater communication prised of investigation. plea bargain would be arranged if Fair citizens arming themselves,'- Roy the commission supports adding two decision lo monitor the prosecution Craddock, commission member, without aggravating the commission two black men were involved) and if more members to it. The addition, tonight; cloudy of two men accused of firebombing a said. will invite Human Relations The incident was one of several one would be released on a real es W C A l H c H Friday. Details on page 2. black family's home, and begin Specialist ,lackie Williams and "depressing" items this week for tate bond. presenfly being considered by the meetings with Manchester s "If people are concerned the police Walter Dean from the Manchester Carl Chadborn, commission "I'm sure that Bruce Meggett and Board of Directors, expands the com minorities. cannot insure safety, the people will school system The two will explain member. Chadborn noted his per Mrs. Harris feel sold out at this mission from nine to 11 members. Plans for Human Rights Week, Two commission members noted take It upon themselves. All we need Title VI, a program to expose sonal disappoint at the plea point," he said. I Vol, C, N o ,^ — Manchester, Conn., Thuraday, November 20, 1980 YOI K HOMETOWIS (SElCSeAeKR Since 1881 • 20c alter the firebombing of Bruce is another incident, and another, and students to different races and bargaining arrangem ent in the Chadborn urged the commission Dec. 14 to 20, were discussed. Ac tivities for the week include a forum Meggetl and Lucendia Hams' 11 another " iiiliiires prosecution of Charles Metheny. 19, become more active in the case, on racial violence at the Manchester Brent Hoad home and the assault of a Commission Chairman Richard and Eugene Gilliland who are monitoring it and making our 'V; Community College, and a gathering 'Hf-yearyold boy on his way to school, Dyer commented "there was no charged with firebombing 11 Brent feelings known. " After some discus As It did when the Meggett-Harris and reception featuring William Ben Mortgage an uneasiness pervades the black questions these feelings- are home was firebombed, the commis Road. sion of the propriety of his sugges son, president of MCC at Center community. The commission would damaging," But he questioned sion decided to send a letter of con Gilliland pleaded guilty to a tion, the commission decided to con like to give them the opportunity to whether the incident were symp cern to I’at McDermott, the mother reduced charge of being an accessory tact Hartford State’s Attorney John Congregational Church. rates hurt Meadows Advisory committee recovery WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rising mortgage interest rates are expected to stifle the recovery in housing con strike due pens scholastic goals struction during the next few months, reducing the supply of houses for future home buyers and work, home, and in the community; economics, geography, government ESTER - Students will pushing prices upward. shall respond to the high expec and history; the arts; literature and be encouraged to work fet their The Commerce Department tations of parents, teachers and the language is); health and physical maximum potential, prof^ient in reported Wednesday housing con comrriunity as he strives to achieve education: media; computers; basic skills and develop a broad-un struction rose moderately in October next week to full potential; and shall have an derstanding of society if the com career education; consumer educa for the fifth month in a row, but munity accept goals isolated by a understanding of his own motivation tion; family life; environment and MANCIIKSTEH — A health care have some indication one home may and an ability to set his own goals. several economists warned home town committee. resource awareness; and vocational building — a bellwether of economic union representing workers in nur reach agreement. ” The citizens Advisory Committee Goals under the general heading of education. sing homes across the state said the Brown said some nursing home Understanding Society’s Values are: strength — has temporarily reached on Education goals isolated specifics Under the Life Skills area of educa Meadows Convalescent Home is workers were so poorly paid they understand American heritage; its peak. in Its tentative draft of the town's 10- tion, students shall be: prepared to among those in which workers have could make as much money on strike recognize and understand contem While the future of the economy year scholastic plan Tuesday night. function in multiple roles of citizen, may be uncertain, the Commerce planned a walkout for next week un with food stamps and any sort of Committee members consice porary trends and issues: exhibit family member, parent, producer, less a final union proposal is supplemental income such qualities of good citizenship as Department said the nation has language and unanimous agreement wage earner, consumer; and per pulled out of this year's recession. accepted. "Our members take care of the in their consideration. honesty, dependability, responsibili sonal money manager. Negotiations with the Meadows sick and elderly and now our ty, independence, pride in work, In a separate report, the depart The 40 residents developed a draft A steering committee of a portion ment said major corporations came owners, Geri Care Inc., have failed members can’t afford to be sick or of goals which now goes to the com cooperation, and respect for property of the ad-hoc group will determine to satisfy union demands after four get old." said Brown. "They lake and individuals. through the recession with flying munity at-large for comment. The how to present these goals to the colors, posting a 7.9 percent profit in rounds of discussions. The union is home, many of them, less than $130 a community’s guidance on whether This category also includes: un public, for their input on a question pressing for sharp wage increases, a week " derstanding the diversity of our the third quarter. the goals should be specific or naire The committee will also deter The increase in after-tax profits, to pension plan, and contract Brown asked Gov Ella Grasso and general will be especially sought culture with respect to other people’s mine how to distribute the question President-elect Ronald Reagan emerges Burger after Reagan met with the justices of assurances that staffing levels will members of her administration to beliefs, opinions and abilities, a seasonally adjusted annual rate of The Basic Skills goal calls for each naire $137.2 blllidn, followed a 19.6 percent from the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, the high court. (UPI photo) be maintained above the state's help avert a possible strike at the enabling them to interact with people student to demonstrate proficiency Once the questionnaire is returned decline In the second quarter — the minimum. ’ homes, but claimed Health Services of different cultures, generations and D.C., Wednesday, with Chief Justice Warren at each major level in oral com in February, this group will meet largest drop in corporate profits in Jerome P. Brown, president of the Commissioner Dr Douglas Lloyd races; having social responsibility, munication, reading, writing, again to respond to the community's .^over 25 years. New England Health Care wag helping the facilities prepare Ibr mathematics, and listening with un empathy and compassion; and being input Finally, public forums on the Employees Union's District 1199, walkouts. aware of the importance of each in And in another sign of reviving derstanding and retention. All goals will be held, and a draft of the business strength, the Dow Jones said any home that did not meet the students shall have the opportunity to dividual’s contribution to the com committee's work will be presented Reagan to meet Carter final proposals would be faced with a average on the New York Stock mon good develop to their maximum potential. to the Board of Education for adop Exchange broke through the EOOO strike on Nov. 25. Under the study of an Acquisition The Motivation to Learn goals for tion level Wednesday morning for the WASHINGTON (UPI) - With a Republicans and Democrats, liberals and friendly." Brown said the final offer would Chief, Bailey of Knowledge, students will: develop each student are that he shall have The state is mandating that each first time in almost four years. But “warm and frieudly" visit with Sen. and conservatives, talked with Kennedy pledged his cooperation in raise the minimum weekly pay for a love of learning which creates a internal motivation, strong self es school system develop its own goals, with profit-taking, the market closed Ekiward Kennedy under his bell, members of Congress and the helping Reagan ^solve the nation’s nursing home workers to $224 per talk charges desire for continuous learning. teem and discipline to respond to compatible with the slate's goals, by below that psychological barrier at Ronald Reagan goes to the White Supreme Court, and received an in problems, but stressed he could not week over a 3-year period. The offer Specific areas of study are science, life's demands and responsibilities at Mav. 991.04, down more than six points House today for his first meeting telligence briefing from CIA chief support cuts that would create also includes a pension provision for M.ANGIIKS I LB — I'olice Chief social studies including citizenship. from the day before. with President Carter since their Slansfield Turner. human suffering. all workers. Robert Lannan met in Hartford this In reporting corporate profits, the pre-election debate. Wednesday Reagan had an avocado At the Supreme Court Reagan and He said an earlier offer contained morning with Slate Attorney Jc^n Commerce Department slightly Reagan, accompanied by his wife, stuffed with chicken salad lunch with Vice President-elect George Bush the same wage figure but was spread Bailey lo dis"cuss the police revised its estimate of the third- Nancy, will make an early afternoon Republican members of Congress met for about five minutes with Chief over a 2-year period. department's summer investigation Contract almost ready call on the president and the first and while on Capitol Hill paid his Justice Warren Burger — who is of a Vernon man's charge that quarter gross national product — the The union represents about 2,000 lady. Carter and Reagan were to respects at the Supreme Court. expected to administer the oath of of police brutalized him after he was MANCHESTER - According lo town es with the passing of each A suggestion that the measure of the value of the nation's Connecticut workers. A strike next retire to the Oval Office for talks, TTie president-elect then met with fice to the president-elect Jan. 20. arrested for drunken driving Architects expect to firm- timates, the project breaks month Committee town hire a clerk of the goods and lervices. week would be the union's first down to less than a one mill members determined to works to oversee the roof's After adjusting for inflation, the while Mrs. Carter was to give Mrs. arch conservative Sen. John Tower, At his lunch with GOP lawmakers walkout since 1978 when employees Joyce Smith, whose son was up a c o n tr a c t fo r Reagan a tour of the White House. Wednesday — Tuesday he met with renovations to Manchester increase Interest seek the aid of local renovation also received "real" GNP roie 0.9 percent in the R-Texas, — who is reported to be the left their jobs at the Jewish Home for arrested, complained lo the state At leading candidate for his secretary of Democratic congressional leaders — High School by the end of payments for the 20-year legislators to push the support from committee July-September quarter, down slight "I’m just going to pay my respects the Aging in New Haven. torney General’s office that her son defense — and Kennedy. Reagan delivered a "pep talk, ” said the week bond to fund the project project ahead members. ly from the original estimate of a 1.0 and let him set the agenda. " Reagan "The only time anybody pays had been mistreated by Manchester He .and Mrs. Reagan then topped Sen Lowell P Weicker, R-Conn., police and that their investigation ol Charles E Gunnels of are expected to hike the percent increase told reporters Wednesday. attention to these people or their cost to $9.7 million. The The third-quarter gain in GNP. the day off with a beef filet dinner at never an enthusiastic Reagan fan needs is when they threaten to leave the incident was " one-sided ' -^ h e firm Russell. Gibson, the Library of Congress with "He said there would be a close Lannan said the meeting with Von Dohlen said a draft slate, however, will while moderate, follows a record 9.6 The president-elect is making an their jobs, " said Brown. effort to touch base with as many Republican senators. working relationship. He said there Bailey was intended to discuss the agreement was submitted balance the increase with percent decline in the second quarter He said "it is our guess fhat there Kennedy, who symbolizes the would be many visits by his people up department's already completed in to Public Works Director $1.9 million in aid Officials — marking the depths of one of the different groups and philosophies as will be strikes at at least 18 of the liberal Democratic policies the here and many invitations for people Jay Giles, and is now being estimate the net cost to the sharpest but briefest recessions he can during his exploratory visit to nursing hom es" Brown would not in ternal investigation, which president-elect has promi.sed to end, ,
2 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs , Nov 20. m i EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Nov. 20, 1980 - 3 Ulpidote- Panel has doubts Fuel aid programs under way MANCHESTER - The town and state year, but did not attempt to repay but were The amounts will vary from *100 to a lories dropped for the third consecutive week, but Energy at a glance programs to help low-income families pay judged capable of doing so. maximum of $600, for public assistance analysts said the 224.3 million barrels In stock constitute Cuban refugees airlifted Beware computer louse on joint ventures their fuel bills began this week. The state also administers a fuel loan households, and non-public assistance While PluiiiH, N.Y. — The chairman of Texaco Inc., a safe level for this time of year. MIAMI (UPI) — Employees of a major airline are There are several types of programs to program. The Town of Manchester will be households. the nation's third largest refinery, said Wednesday the WaHhington — America's railroads could have shaved MIAMI (UPI) — Church World Services airlifted 115 complaining that virtually invisible lice, impervious to elsewhere, Phelan said. guarantee no family is without heating fuel in receiving about $38,000 in funds targeted There is also a residential conservation Iraq-Iran war has reduced the world oil glut to a small $1.27 billion off their $3.66 billion bill for diesel fuel in 1979 refugees out of Cuba to Miami Wednesday. insecticide, live in the wiring system of their computers By MARTIN KEARNS The idea situation is when cluding emergency help assistance and loan toward households with income levels prgoram loaning $400 to $3,000 per house for cushion. just by burning coal, a study by West Virginia University Flights next week will bring 478 more Cubans who mis and fatten on their operators. Herald Reporter developers build a housing coniplex programs. between 125 and 300 percent of the poverty energy efficiency improvements. There is a Pari* — With the "extrem e risk factor" of little oil energy researchers concluded Wednesday. sed the boat at Mariel when Fidel Castro abruptly endqd But an entomologist says it's probably the employees MANCHESTER - With serious The town has established a fuel loan level. The interest for the loans will be 1 per three-year pay-back period. It is from warring Iran and Iraq past the end of 1980 closer to the sealift Sept. 28. , ^ and then offer a quarter of the units who are biting — on a delusion as old as the electronics program working with $5,000 tha$ was cent above the state's costs. The town Depart reality, ipdustrialized countries now face prospects of doubts, the Manchester Housing for low-income housing, Phelan said. recommended applications requesting loans to age. remaining from last year's programs and ment of Social Services will administer the reducing their record stockpiles to the level of early 1979. Authority agreed Wednesday to In a separate decision, the housing implement solar heating designs do so before Ford still tops overseas ^Crisis o f opportunity* 'Working conditions are becoming Increasingly repaid loans. The Human Services Depart programs. when the shah 's fall sent'the world oil market into tur explore the construction of low- authority agreed to seek federal Dec. 31 to be eligible for a 40 percent tax DETROIT (U P lT -- Ford Motor Co. Is still the No. 1 \vorse," a reservations agent for Delta Air Lines wrote ment is requesting an additional $5,000 for the The State Crisis Intervention Fund is for credit. moil. FAIRFIELD (UPI) — Connecticut's economic health income housing with private funds for a proposed elderly housing U.S. automaker abroad, despite an 8 percent decline in ie Miami Herald's Action Line, which solves readers' program from the Board of Directors. emergencies such as an empty fuel tank. In Conn Save, a non-profit partnership of >e» >ork — Venezuela, a major U.S. supplier of in the 1980s could hinge on the state's ability to tackle a developers. project on property willed to the foreign sales in the first nine months of this year. Problems. Her problem: "Cable lice, which thrive on the The town's fuel loan program, which began major utility companies will be providing residual fuel for utilities and industry, plans to raise "crisis of opportunity" in education and job training. Dennis Phelan, the town housing town this summer. come levels for eligibility cannot exceed 125 Ford, which has been building vehicles overseas almost rabies of computers." accepting applications Wednesday, assists percent of the poverty level, or $9,310'for a home energy audits for $10. For low-income prices on this heavy oil by between $2 and $2 47 a barrel, Economic Development Commissioner Edward Stockton director, said the authority could Phelan will ask HUD officials if as long as in the United States, said Wednesday it main "These pests' bites are worse than that of fleas since those who are not eligible for any other family of four. Using this program, $150 in oil families the service is free. oil industry sources said Wednesday. says. enter a "joint-venture" with money is available to build 20 units of tained its traditional edge over archrival General Motors [^hey're practically invisible to the human eye," the agent available program. The income level for the can be obtained. All applications for the programs will be Mexico r iiy —-Mexico will limit oil exports to no more Stockton Wednesday told a group of industry leaders developers, but added there is little elderly housing on land donated by torp. outside North America. Irote. "W e've tried monthly pest control spraying, but it program is within 175 percent of the poverty The state also has a Low Income Energy taken by branches of the Town Human Ser than I.S million barrels a day and will not sell more thpn and educators Connecticut's successful economic precedent for such action. the late Wilfred Crockett. Should Both are striving to rapture increasing shares of loesn't seem to help." level, or $13,037 for a family of four. Assistance Program utilizing $36.8 million in vices Department. The offices are open during 300 million cubic feet of natural gas daily over the next 15 development programs in the last five years produced a The question was put before the HUD reject the proposal, as Is an .foreign markets, which grew weaker this year as the Delta officials confirmed Wednesday the complaints, Loans will be in amounts of up to $150 per federal funds. Tliis program is geared toward business hours Monday through Friday. For years, the National Energy Plan published Wednesday tremendous influx of new job opportunities. authority by Nancy Carr, executive ticipated, the authority will turn to recession spread abroad from the U.S. at least, are real. Building manager Paul Teleha, poin household. The town reserves the right to deny emergency needs after hours, contact the said Biit' he said industry, business and the state are now director of the Manchester Area the state for funds. those within 130 percent of the poverty level or Ford operations outside the U.S. lost $26 million in the ting to canisters of insecticide, said, "We spray for them. applications of those who received a loan last $9,685 for a family of four. Manchester Police Department. Ne» >ork — The American Petroleum Institute faced with the challenge of producing the people to fill Conference of Churches. Saying the A local architectural firm recently third quarter of 1980 But I've never seen them." reported Wednesday the nation's home-heating oil inven- those jobs. need for low-income housing Is great, unveiled a tentative plaji for Mrs. Carr asked if "the authority developing the 1.7 acres. LaWrence would be willing to work with a Associates has recommended the private contractor. construction of single-story units While Phelan said the authority expected to cost $850,000. Although 3 P e o p le la lk would be receptive to such a project, the aut^ rity was receptive to the he cautioned that it would be dif proposal, members again cautioned ficult, if not impossible, to find a that funding would be difficult to ob CHANNEL developer interested in it. tain. Tax finagle Developers rarely join such The authority's lawyer, Allan Elvis Presley and a number of other well-known. partnerships because the authorities Thomas, pointed out that zoning 2 i,ot AMOtai X'V well-heeled people assume too much control. Phelan would present a major obstacle. looking for a tax shelter said. Located at 208 N. Elm St., the 4 Mrs. Carr originally asked the LAST DAYS were taken in by a $20 Crocket property stretches to White lO»ltT IIMMIAtuI authority to consider, applying for NTWCMlIAIM million fraud scheme, Street, an area zoned residence A. according to the Justice HUD Section 8 funds to build about 20 The authority would need a zoning Department units of low-income housing. When variance allowing multi-family Justice is rounding up Phelan told her the money was in housing. Thomas said. He told the a group of men accused tended for private developers, Mrs. authority zoning is “the biggest UPIWIA1HIR rOTOCAIT C> of selling, interest in a Carr said the conference would stumbling block you have.” Ob 0 For period ending 7 a m EST 11 21 80 Thur.sday night Wyoming coal-mining search for a private developer. taining an M-zone variance is almost will find a tew .snow Humes near the Lower l^kes venture — even though In fact, Phelan said the area con impossible, Thomas said. Region and in parts ol the Northern Plains Otherwise the coal was owned by ference could form its own non-profit (Concerning the HUD funding, the large remainder ot the nation should enjoy generally the federal government. corporation. Phelan warned, “I wouldn't be op fair weather Minimum temperatures include approx Presley is said to have Plielan expressed concern over the timistic we’d get anything.” Should max readings in parenthesis' Atlanta 28 i56i, Bojfton .3.3 invested $.505,000 in the development of a single block of low- the prediction prove true, and the i48i. Chicago 31 i50i. Cleveland 27 i45i Dallas 36 i6.3i. scheme. Other alleged income housing. Most residents of state option also.fall through, the Denver 25 i.58i. Duluth 21 '42' Houston 37 i6.' i Jackson victims include such projects would prefer lo live property will be used as a park. ville 37 i66i. Kansas City 32 i59' Little Rock 34 61 ' Los I Margaux Hemingway. .Angeles 51 '75'. Miami 58 i74 -. Minneapolis '26.' 52'. New basketball star Spencer Haywood. "Candid \ Shirwim Orleans 36 '63'. New York 37 i5t) .. Phoenix 46 '78'. San Cam era' originator Allen Funt. and former Francisco 44 '67i. Seattle 4.3 i55i. St Louis 31 '56' and Maryland Allornev General Francis Burch Nuke plant shut dowh SAVE 5.00 TO 7.00 Washington'33 '50' gallon CHANNEL' PAINT k g a llo n SHERWINWIlilAMS HADDAM (UPI) — For the second time Perkins said the plant was operating at AWASH' FUT SUPER KEM-TONE' Weather forecast Operates blind in as many days, the Connecticut Yankee 100 percent power when it shut down. FROfl. 10.99 IATEX PAINT CEIUN<» W Hin nuclear power plant today automatically Northeast’s oil-powered generating Betsy Heglin is the first blind long-distance Dnpless. Oigo hiding paml covers m 1 cool Covers in one coot and dries to a durable flat fin shut down because of a mechanical stations take over electricity production In wide choice ot decoroloi colors Partly sunny and cold today High temperatures 40 to telephone operator in the United States, and a ish Non-yellowing easy to apply failure, Northeast Utilities said. when one of its three nuclear plants are SfMI-OlOSS tag 11H ...... 7 . 9 9 gallon 45 4 to 7 C Tonight fair.and not quite so cold with lows 25 probably in the world Northeast spokesman Everett Perkins off line. to 30 Friday mostly cloudy with a chance ol showers or The 29-year-old Pacific Telephone employee com House Speaker Ernest N. Abate, D- State Capitol in Hartford, Wednesday, before said the plant shut down about 4 a m. flurries Highs again 40 to L5 Probability ol precipitation pensates for her blindness by making the most of a Stamford, right, confers with Majority the Democratic House caucus. They were un when the turbine generator automatically If the utility's nuclear facilities don't near zero today 10 percent tonight and 30 percent Friday keen memory and using headsets that tell her what Leader John G. Groppo, D-Winsted, at the opposed for re-election. (UPI photo) turned off He said operators were op operate at 70 percent of output during a i u i D IG ITAL MODELS Light westerly winds becoming southwest around 10 mph other operators see year, customers are charged extra to timistic the plant would be back on line this atternoon and continuing tonight Southerly winds 10 Ms Heglin has been using a special system in- make up the cost of the more expensive later today j l 1- • / : 3 ■ to 20 mph Friday vAlving headsets, computer and an electronic oil-produced electricity. fe*J. -.'^3 ' On Tuesday morning the plant partially ■X.'Z ’ Braille unit on a trial basis since May 5 However, last year nuclear output 'Xj’J'S N l.ong IhIuihI SouihI shut down and then was taken off line .f In announcing the trial's success in Sacramento. Abate, Groppo returned exceeded the 70 percent level and manually to investigate trouble with con Long Gland to ulcti Hill. R.l. to Montauk PoinI; Calif . Pacific Telephone spokesman Norm Hart customers will receive a rebate, Perkins 95 Winds west to southwest 10 to 15 knots t'lday southwest trol rods. A small "puff" of radioactive Rgg. man said. "She's doing it for real now " He rated said. 299 .9 9 10 to 15 knots tonight westerly 10 to 15 knots Friday Fair gas well within federal safety limits was 229 her work as "slightly above average lor her released in the shutdown. The plant was Connecticut Yankee, the oldest of 2 2 'ATLAS with visibility over 5 miles today through Friday Northeast's three "nuclear plants, had been experience level ' to posts in Legislature back on line by 9 p.m. Tuesday SNOW THROWER M JP A Q Q STANLfY p r e m ie r .Average wave heights 1 to 3 leet today through Friday Today's shutdown didn't involve a gas operating continuously for 40 days before ^ ^ DIGITAL GARAGE Tue^ay's shutdown. With 3 h p Briggs & Strat Extended outlook HARTFORD lUPli - House 83-68 lead Democrats no longer have Schneller. D-Essex, the new Senate release ton 2 cycle engine.-J80 ■ W M 99 DOOR OPERATOR M M J ktH. SAVf 2 1 % T O M % B e e r bu st > Extended outlwik lor New England Saturday through Democrats, as expected, have a two-thirds majority majority leader, that how legislators swivel chute and de- 1/3 hp motor, instont reverse with Sate-I-Cyde J | R -1 1 S'/i* U N M C fD fiectcy Its 4 helix auger solid state circuitry No 31QO ^ 0 Monday American beers are blah Imported beers in returned House Speaker Ernest ..'.‘■We re just going to have to slick meet the problems over the next two I owMrcoRmio Abate of Stamford and House Majori easily handles even DELUXE DIGITAL OPESATOfi ^ ^ Maxp*ai‘liu->*‘lt<-. Rhode Gland and I o n n crlirot; Fair creasingly will appeal to the sophisticated — even together as Democrats." said Grop years will play a large role in Union calls for meeting hard packed snow r*0 i ’ CC tog. 1W.W...... 1 3 9 .9 9 ■ B i t ? RmousmMNATiON ty Leader John Groppo of Winsted lo Saturday and Monday Chance ol showers Sunday snobbish — drinker And one day. diners might say. po, who will be serving his second whether Democrats are elected in r.c a 2nd UO Iron^iliw Over 100LXX) roks In our ifock. The higher me their respective jobs for the 1981-1982 BERLIN (U PI) — The new union represent the workers, who have been wMh purchOM o( ony R-vokje. the greater the Imulating power Daytime highs 45 to 55 Overnight lows 25 to 35 Saturday. Waiter — the beer list: p lease" double session as majority leader. 1982. tog. 14.99 representing 1,100 state j.gdicial without a pact since June 30. 1979 and Slontwy opfolOT. *10 Help, lower heating and cooilng cods. 30s and low 40s Sunday and Monday That's the hope of the importers meeting in St Legislature He said the big problems will be the ■That's always the case." he said. Both unopposed candidates were employees, who have worked without a staged a one-day "sick-out" to protest the Mir/iraii'AtrKNiMcsi . . . I \erniont: Partly cloudy through Ihe period with a lew Louis for the National Beer Wholesalers Conven budget, school finance and housing "What the Legislature does in the contract since July 1979, has called for an state Judicial Department's bargaining ta g .t*« ...... 189 i* t . scattered showers.or flurries Highs upjier 30s and 40s tion selected by their colleagues Abate, a fourth-term represen two years before a gubernatorial immediate meeting with Chief Court Ad position. 199 nffan-AiruNMcm ... Lows mid 20s and 30s ‘ Fred Habachl. for instance, has been in the im Wednesday night at a caucus in Hart tative who IS doing his best to quell race is viewed by the public as ad tag. W i*...... - ...... — ...... 2 2 9 w n . ministrator John Speziale. "Judicial employees have been the Rgg. 59.9? Maine and New llanip«|iire: Chance ol Hurries south ported wine business for 19 years, but sees beer ford speculation about h|s gubernatorial ministration action." tag.M ')w ...... - ...... 2 8 « ki. i . V The American Federation of State, stepchildren of state government, SAVE 20.00-71 .and some light snow north Saturday I'haiue ol showers overtaking wine "It s come a massive way. " he Groppo. a bricklay er who is or U.S Senate ambitions for 1982. Abate again appointed Rep. Robert County and .Municipal Employees said working at low pay and without realistic PIECE COMPLETE 8iorxi«*iaunMca> . . . or flurries south and chance ol wcasional light snow says, but admits, "it's still a joke" entering his 12lh term, received ear said he foresees "a lot of expenditure Frankel of Stratford as Deputy l99 tag.i1'/f«...... 37 9 .q.g. ly competition from Rep. Irving Wednesday the clerical assistants, court job specifications and classifications," SOCKET/TOOL SH north Sunday and Monday Highs in the 30s north to 40s Richard Shorter of Dallas, who represents Hof- reductions and some tax increases." House Speaker and named Reps R«g.r 99.99 Slolberg of New Haven. Stolberg clerks and other judicial employees had said Gary Foster, AFSCME International Inch & metric sockets south Lows mostly in the '20s brau sees a big increase in sales. But will He said he's not worried about Chester Morgan of Vernon and Thir- DELUXEM ANTIQUE sctewdrivets' hacksaws "urgent concerns which must be ad Union representative. American drinkers sit down with two six packs of. withdrew last week because he clear meeting a possible $15 million to $20 man Milner of Hartford as assistant ana mote ‘v, .■ i. dressed as soon as possible" DO IT DAILY - Play PRIZEWORD in BRASS AND GLASS say. Dinkelacker i "The Mercedes of B eer") for ly didn't have the votes million deficit in the current budget, majority leaders. lit AFSCME last week won the right to Saturday's Evenina Herald. SCREEN-ASSEMBLED The Almanac Monday night foothalP "If it was $2 95 a sixpack. he Abate and Groppo, like their but said the 1981-82 fiscal plan will be Groppo reinstated Rep. Timothy m z z r 7 ‘ Full 1' thick frame with n im n n ^ would. ' Shorter said counterparts in the ^nate. forecast impossible to put together without Moynihan of East Hartford as Depu mesh curtain, insulation {i rZta H> i nileil Prt-H,. Iiilernali«>iiiil a rocky legislative session next year adiling new or higher revenue ty Majority Leader and named Reps. slide control dam per 3 sizes Noi 3’z8 jr ji Today is Thursday. Nov 20. the 325th day of 19B0 with Lawmakers will be tackling a hefty sources. Kevin Johnston of Putnam and Joan deficit in the next budget and at the 41 to follow Quote of the day The first rough draft of the budget Kemler of West Hartford as assistant SAVE 1.50 The, moon is approaching Us full phase same time will be pressed lo meet was $3.1 billion, which would have majority leaders. Outgoing Secretary of Stale Edmund S Muskie. A Q POLV^ANEl The morning stars are Mercury. Venus Jupiter and current demands required more than $182 million in House members then elected four 66. previously governor of Maine and a U.S senator, INSUUTION Saturn House Dem ocrats also slipped added revenue. Gov., Ella Grasso assistant majority leaders: Reps. will be out of a job for the first time in three Beg. 5.99 ^ P
V 8 - EVENING HERALD, Thura., Nov. » , l«eo EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Nov. 20, 1980 - 9 Residents offer advice^n closing school in Vernon Bolton teachers Vernon committee New commission named ...... , a /Ka-AAtHnirfla dls-savlngs,” ’* hp hesaid. said. Hc He Ca UcalledmI 00 on figures were included and added to wlll cost. Peter Ca'ries commented that the needs volunteers He said the board would discuss the board not to waste the opportuni ask parents’ aid VERNON - All but one member of is actually the third one formed to instead of program needs. By BARBARA RICHMOND the other figures, then Vernon He said figures in the Impact study board was being taken to task and comments made at the hearing and ty of excessive classrooms and asked the newly organized Computer Com prepare a Request for. Proposal The meeting Monday night led to Herald Reporter Elementary would emerge as the don’t justify closing this school (or Justifiably so. He asked the board to VERNON - Mayor Marie Herbst Is sedklng (R FP ) for a new computer system to arguments about qualifications of the impact study, next Monday at Its members to show they are an In BOLTON — The Bolton Education Association mittee have been named. Dr. Daniel VERNOIN — Decide not to decide regular meeting and assured thoM most energy-efficient 'ahd Lake financial savings. He questioned if be honest with the townspeople and volunteers to participate dn the Committee to Study Woolwich, school board chairman be used by the school system and the committee members and ended with novative body which deserves the believes in and supports getting parents involved in the Street would be second and the there was any educational reason and inform them of all of the (actors Community Needs and Space Requirements. and committee chairman, has an town. the motion to dissolve the existing right now to close a school — includ^i present that no decision would be made confidence "we placed in them with educational system, spokesperson for the group, Regina Skinner Road School, last.. added, "Political, there’s the rub. being considered. ' To date, the committee has 13 members, including The first committee was on the committee. the townspeople in the decision that night. The public will be allowea our votes." Chatel said. nounced. making— consider other alternatives Mrs. Vale said they feel the I've bieen told the real reason is to John Makowsky, a parent and representatives of the Town Council and the Board of verge of signing a contract with Woolwich was named chairman of to comment again during the public Mayor Marie Herbst was called on Mf. Chatel said there are many things that can be done The. former committee was dis to decreasing school population. forum portion of that meeting. He parents have been insulted by the make your budget look better," he Town Council member, cautioned the Education and some other town boards. solved Monday night. The 29-member Sperry-Univac Corp. but the plans the proposed new committee and to explain the committee she is t(x- In the home to help the school child on a daily basis. In This was some of the advice also said the board hasn't made any board and called on the board to "be told the board. board to proceed slowly and not The 13 members are-i^eorge Russell, chairman of committee, thought to be unwieldy were dropped when some residents, Iras asked to appoint other memebers. ming which will tiav^ the task of answer to the question of whose job It is to educate offered at a public hearing conducted dwislon about which school to close. honest and fight fair.” "Whether you close any school is sacrifice the quality of eoucatlon in the town’s Economic D^elopment Commission; Jane by most, is being replaced by a nine- who are experts in the computer Besides Woolwich there will be two deciding what to do with closed students. by the Board, of Education Christy Vale of Riverside Drive Robert Percy of Duncaster Lane, not the issue, but whether the deci Vernon. ■ Lamb,' a council member who is a teacher and is member committee. field, criticized the committee other school board members on the buildings. She said the home can help in many ways. Including said he could accept the board’s deci sion is made properly is the issue. Jim O’Brien said, “The Board of representing the Vernon Education Association; The committee just being formed saying it had emphasized equipment new committee. Ginger Freethy and Wednesday night. read a letter written by an Ad Hoc supporting the work the teacher Is doing In the sion if he thought it was reached Even if we don’t like your decision, Elducatlon is confronted with an op Grorge Prouty and Ginger Freethy, representing the Devra Baum. School board member About 200 residents, mostly Committee of the Vernon Elefhen- classroom. parents and school personnel, properly. He said there should be at least let us respect it, ” he said. portunity which it seems determined school board; John Makowsky and L«an Therault, Robert Schwartz was chairman of Ury School PTO. That group said, “ A In Bolton, Ms. Chatel said, students tested very well in basically three reasons why a school Pat Bush questioned the need of so to make a problem." He said the ad Family film council representatives. the dissolved committee. attended the hearing to discuss the major factor to consider when math and because of that, math was sort of pushed into Auto thefts increasing should be closed — financial, many administrators in the school ministration has been busy devising a BOLTON - A family film, “Those Other members are: Ellen Cunha, John Ryan, possible closing of a school, more closing a school, assuming you have the background but now it’s in the forefront again. Other members named by educational, and political. He said system and asked, “Does a school study that only addresses one option Magnificent Men in Their Flying Robert Menard, John Sommers, Jam es Moore, Anita VERNON - The Vernon Police thieves. specifically the Vernon Elementary turned up conclusive evidence that Ms. Chatel said a school systemwide objective this Woolwich include: Dr. Bernard Sid- School which was the only one that closing is necessary, should be the the impact study dealt mostly with system that spends half a million in and said the savings shown in the im Machine,” will be shown Friday at Ream and George Russell, town planner. Department, in a report released Police recommend that owners of yqar is to develop math skills and problem-solving skills man, superintendent of schools. was the subject of an impact sturdy. energy efficiency of that building." financial. He questioned who would administrative salaries have to close pact study are a misrepresentation. 7:30 p.m. at Bentley Memorial The mayor said she would also like to see non-parent Tuesday said there has been a sub motor vehicles follow a few simple and the teacher's association is very much In support of Charles Brisson, administrative At the start of the hearing, Daniel They said they looked a figures pick up the cost of maintaining a a school to save peanuts.” "The proposal actually represents Libraiy. taxpayers, representatives from mental and physical stantial increase in motor vehicle suggestions to assist law enforce this objective. assistant for the board, and Tony Woolwich, chairman of the school provided by the administration and building if it is closed. He also noted health areas, representatives of business and industry thefts during the past 10 months. ment officers in reducing the rate of She said playing games, counting change at stores, let Vignone, George Anderson and Fred board, said, "There is absolutely no found that the Lake Street School is he had heard rumors that the Public and adult day care facilities, and senior citizens and From. January through October of thefts in the coming months. ting students help with cooking, working on projects and Goff. right way to close a school. 1 don't the most energy efficient (it uses Works Department is already retired persons, on the committee. 1978, 83 vehicles were reported helping them and reinforcing their homework, are just a They suggest parking in a well- think Vernon or any other town is gas) and Vernon Elementary second making plans to use Vernon Elemen- The committee will be studying space requirements stolen; from January through Oc The other member is a town Truck ban reconsidered few of the ways math can be stressed in dally living. and how they would dovetail into community needs. tober 1979, 93 were stolen; and for lighted area; to lock vehiecles representative to be named by Mayor ever absoiutelv ready to close one.” They said if last year’s maintenance tary and said he wondered what that She said more attention should be given to older The study will involve schools and alternative uses of January through October 1980, 141 securely; to close all windows; not to Marie Herbst. BOl.TON — The banning of com 44A and Bolton Center Road. cind their previous action. students adding that students in Grades 7 and 8 are going school buildings that may be closed. thefts were reported. leave packages, luggage and such in mercial truck traffic on Williams The truck ban hasn't officially gone First Selectman Henry Ryba said I ^ M through some very traumatic times because suddenly The committee will also become involved in the Police said their records reveal plain view; never leave keys in the Road may be modified in light of into effect yet because the town the truckers objected to travelingihe Board adopts they’re teenagers and they have to cope with a lot of selling or leasing of any municipal buildings, should that large parking areas are the most ignition switch; and if a vehicle is IX) IT DAILY - BE SMART and complaints made by local truckers. hasn’t received the proper signs and hills on the highway and Bolton 1-84 design grown-up problems. the need arise. vulnerable spots that provide the stolen to report it to the police at read the Almanac in the Evening Recently the Board of Selectmen Center Road. They said it was really therefore has been unable to post She said younger students just naturally get a lot of .n most oonvenient locations for once, giving the marker number. Herald. banned commercial trucks and buses notice of the ban. ’ dangerous and that they don't use attention but the dlder ones don’t because people don’t winter policy Williams Road that often. The from using the road Road changes at Two local truckers, Francis Fiano think they need it. "But they do need attention," she said. will proceed the Notch led to increased traffic and and Richard Halloran, attended the truckers said they learned about the 3 DAYS ONLY! BOLTOV — The Board of Selectmen has adopted a Ms. Chatel said the Bolton system Is really a good one problems on Williams Road, a small selectmen’s meeting this week to ask ban, after the fact. snow plowing policy which it has titled. "Highway but said there’s so much more that can be done. ENDS SAT., NOV. 2 2 HARTFORD (UPl) — A federal judge, rejecting a rural road. that restrictions on the road be lifted. Ryba said he’ll arrange a meeting Department Winter Snow and Ice Plan ' The policy has Speaking for all of the teachers, she said, "W e’d like to suit brought by environmental groups, has given the Under a special exception granted ’ Alan Bergren, administrative with residents of Williams Road and three parts make the public aware of the fact we believe we should green light for 330 million in design work on Interstate by the selectmen, several commuter assistant, said the "No Thru Truck the truckers to see if the matter can The first calls for the dispensing of a sand and salt all be working together instead of each of us looking to 84 through eastern Connecticut buses enroute to Hartford in the mor signs” are expected this week. He be settled amicably. He will report mixture on all streets if "winter precipitation" starts and see who Is to blame for the problems that exist." ■ U.S. District Court Judge Jose A. Cabrenes ruled ning are still allowed to use Williams said they will be posted and the ban his findings to the board and the G R O s s m R n s vehicles leave tracks on the road Wednesday design work can proceed even though state Road rather than travel Routes 6 & board may reconsider its action. a J I a n C ^ e v n n s p r o d u c t s com P R n v Under the second stage, when the snow accumulates to enforced unless the selectmen res and federal officials have not made a final decision on a one-inch depth, plows will be put into operation The Hebron to join building the highway from Hartford to Providence, highway workers will open primary and secondary routes R I for the duration of the storm and dangerous hills and in Cabranes rejected arguments by environmentalists Zoners reject trailer regional council tersections will be spot-sanded that permitting the design work would commit federal to, 4.04 acres, creating an the entire 27 acre parcel, a The commission also ap When the storm ends, all roads will be opened wider as officials to approve the roadway without consideration ANDOVER - The Plan soon as possible to avoid accumulation additional lot of 3.38 acres. note regarding the need for proved the request of HEBRON — Residents of the town, at a recent town of environmental concerns. ning and Zoning Commis Under the third stage, when all of the plowing has been an engineered septic Lawrence Fiano for a meeting, voted to appropriate $1,700 to have the town join HOUDAYpitOP VALUES The commission granted He said the government has stated it would sion has voted to deny the completed, spot-sanding of dangerous places will con approval with the system, and the obtaining resubdivision of woodlands the Capitol Region Council of Governments. "sacrifice" the $30 million if it were determined the request of Thelma Lawson, tinue At the discretion of the public works foreman or his stipulations that the mylar of a wetlands approval subdivision on Boston Hill The agency provides services to 29 towns in the region. roadway did not merit construction . East Street, to place a 12 designee, spot sanding will be done whenever necessary to paper copies will reflect block. and Wales roads. The amount of dues paid by each town joining is b as^ on He said if the officials do give final approval to buy by 50-foot trailer house on When notified by State Police or the fire departments, population figures. 'land and complete the highway, the plaintiffs could the lot adjacent to a barn to of a dangerous area, town highway trucks will im First Selectman Raymond Burt said the town badly return to court to argue over the legality of the use as an office and tem needed the services provided by the agency. Some of 11 I l i l M mediately be dispatched to take care of it highway approval process. porary living quarters for — I these services are: Help with writing grants for state and In other business, at this week's meeting, the Slate Transportation Commissioner Arthur Powers use during foaling. federal funding, helping with long-range planning for selectmen said he was "very happy" with the ruling The commission said it • Learned the water at the Community Hall is good but economic development and growth, assisting where there He said since the Connecticut section of the planned denied the petition in ac are septic system problems, regional housing services slightly hard It was tested by the state highway had passed repeated reviews and now a court. cordance with state • Accepted Elizabeth Road and Anthony Road as town and many other areas. "Continued harassment on the environmental issues statutes which prohibit the roads and agreed to hold bonds for both roads for a year As a member the town will have a representative on woud be unfair and unnecesary " use of trailer houses, the regional board and will vote on policies set for the • Tabled action on hiring a town engineer until First The long-delayed highway is now expected to cost campers, or motor homes region. Selectman Henry Ryba talks to the Planning Commission about $5(K) million to complete with the federal govern except for storage. and the Conservation Commission to determine thei’P ment paying for 90 percent of the cost The request of Ron Research work to ^egin needs Fred Krupp. of the Connecticut Fund for the En Rankin, 7 Rose Lane, to • Declined to appoint anyone as an alternate to the vironment. one of the plaintiffs, expressed disappoint convert a summer cottage HEBRON — Research work is to begin immediately Zoning Commission or the Committee to Care lor Graves to a year-round home, was and field work Is expected to start next spring, on a study ment over the decision 2 GAL SMOOTH, SAND OR STUCCO because no one volunteered referred to the Zoning of septic system problems in town. He said the decision means the design money would LATEX TEXTURE PAINT be wasted "if our contention turns out to be correct. " Board of Appeals because A recent town meeting approved spending $162,(XX) for the lot size requirements the study. Ninety percent of the cost will be reimbursed OUR REGULAR 15 98 Muskrats delivered The federal Environmental Protection Agency has Bright Yvhiie finish for walls opposed allowing design work for 1-84 in Connecticut were not met. through state and federal funding. or ceilings' Easy soap & but has not challenged the environmental effect of the William Austin of Bur- Hayden. Harding Buchanan, an East Hartford water clean-up' Handy ?- from traps by vote highway nap Brook Road was Elngineering firm is being given the contract to do the gallon pail' The EPA said if 1-84 was built only in Connecticut, granted his request for a study. \ E R M )V — If you live in Vernon you won't be allowed the Scituate Reservoir in Rhode Island would still be resubdivision to reduce the The town was ordered, in 1978, by the state Department to trap muskrats, that is if the Town Council has its say damaged because of traffic aimed at the watershed. size of a lot from 7.42 acres of Environmental Protection, to have the study done and • T 2 INCA USED Edward Shabot of Hartford Turnpike, through Charles to take corrective action. The state said 101 homes were Vassilopoulos. the town's environmental health officer, found to have defective septic systems. t^Z-BRICK ALL CLASS III FIRE RATED Thankigivlng card* ... had aske'd the council Monday night for permission to hug* (*l*cUon lor bland*, 1ST QUALITY WALL PANELING trap muskrats at the town-owned Walker Reservoir School vacation planned Volunteers get awards r*l*tlv**, family to ahow 4 SQ .i^GeofgiaFteific '• ***| 4^ Tile council voted 7-2 to deny permission. It was told you car*. BaautHul HEBRON — Gilead Hill School will close for the 'FT PKG TAN BARK • PEW TER that Shabot just wanted to trap the animals because he (Hnnarwar* and Thanksgiving vacation Wednesday through Friday. For beaulilul decorative VERNON — Anthony Gaudet, a Marcham, Gloria Meurant, Florence brick walls' Use indoors HICKORY ^4x8«5/32 • BRANDYWINE likes to trap and not because of any dangerous situation dacoratlon* to **l th* Classes will resume on Dec. 1. There will be a full day of Rockville General Hospital volunteer, Monahan, Edith Robinson, Irene Sobotka, or out' Looks & feels like Simuialed moodgtain ^ ^ W r EG 4 99 Simulaied woodgrain caused by the muskrats mood lor Thankagiving. school on 'Tuesday and no school on Wednesday, Thursday real' Easy to install' on wood fiber sub- on panel board Your lead the roster of award recipients at a Ix)u Wagner, Janice Wilson and Bette Councilman Stephen Ma^ham. the most adamant of or Friday. strate choice' dinner for volunteers. Tuesday night Wolff the council members, said permission would be granted, On Tuesday, Dec. 9, school will be dismissed at 12:45 Guadet completed 6,(X)0 volunteer hours Recognized for completing 100 hours "oyer my dead body ' He not only said he is against hun p.m. to allow teachers time for in-service training. Lunch The volunteers recognized collectively were; Deanne Brooks, Theresa Brooks, ting and trapping, a sentiment expressed by most other will be served in school as usual for children in Grades 1- contributed more than 30.(KX) hours of per Ellen Campbell. Irma Carter, Ruth council members, but added he saw no reason to have the 6. All kindergarten children, morning and afternoon sonal service to the hospital and its Evans, Violet Foss. Marjorie Friedrich, town's open space and recreation areas used for hunting sessions, will attend school from 8:35 to 11:10 a m. patients Michael Lanz, Mary Lavitt. Elizabeth or trapping The p r o requests that tree ornaments be donated for Corrinne Arsenault was honored for her Luetjen. Nina Martindale, Helen Rashall, Candla* ... avary lixa, Advant Calandara mak* a The two council- members who voted in favor of gran •hap* and color to add gr*at hoataaa gift, the children's tree. Items should be sent to the school of ■4.000 hours of service Bessie Fabian for Marshall Stanhope. Ursula Taggart. ting the request were Jam es McCarthy and .Morgan warmth and baauty to your Hug* (alactlon. All with fice. 3.000 hours and Gertrude Edwards and Amelia Truman and Bertha Wasilefsky Campbell Thankagiving tabi*. anvalopaa 1.75 up. ‘ The school chorus and band will present a concert on ISatalie Ide, 2,000 hours. Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. In the group recognized for giving 1.000 Meeting tonight cA SfOioliiAio+Da! Soccer awardB night set hours of service was: Dorothy Loehr, ^ omiwMior V ERNON — The St. Helen’s Society of Open house set Saturday Lorraine Mamuszka, Grace Payne, DO-IT-YOURSELF STUDS M.RVON — The Vernon Youth Soccer Association St Joseph's Church will meet tonight at Patricia Selinger, Thomas Sherman and BOLTO.N — The Bolton Veterinary Hospital, 222 2i4xS' ECONOMY 7«4x6 TOP QUUITY will host an award night Friday from 7 to 9 at the Vernon • . J 'xS'x ^b" TOP QUALITY Anne Rapo 7:30 in St Joseph’s School cafeteria. Boston Turnpike, will have an open house Saturday from d x S 'x 'V EXTERIOR Middle School The ^uest speaker will be Mary Cun Certificates of participation, recognition of sponsors In the 500-hour group v—re Joanne 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. GYPSUM WALLBOARD ningham, a lectuper at the Adult Educa SANDED PLYWOOD Ideal base for pamt o' waiip.U'er and all participatinK adults will highlight the program Bauckman. Mildred Cheney, Nina r During that time visitors will be taken on guided tours For table lops soflils wall cover >ng & more tion Center ■ and association patches will be distributed to all players Dauplaise. Florence Madden. Bernice through the various departments of the recently Use indoors or out' Readv to finish A low priced standard sij«*0 Meets buiidmg code fequife ■ 5 GAL JO.NT COMPOUNO REAOY MIX 7 99 expanded facility. • 4x8*H" 12 99 • 4\ 8 k \ • 1 GAL ORYWALL PflIMER/SEALER 7 99 stud Build ||.right foi less' menis Top quality P A D NEXT TO VERNON CiRClE NATIONAL BANK Doctors at the facility said most of the time animals »4x8 k*.' "t9 79 Personal Counseling are left by their owners but the owners never get to see Earl& R. Custer the procedures followed after the pet is admitted. They .N yVei© York Campbell Magic Obituaries. ToujnTolk awaits taking Johnson 49ers extra hits injured William M. Keating major they should go to a special have a referendum question pass. license to operate a junk yard on Harry Balz Jr. The Vernon Town Council was referendum so they won’t be Route 30. Councllnian Morgan Page 14 Page 14 Page 14 MANCHESTER - William M. “You’d be surprised, voters can discussing, recently, whether to forgotten during a regular election, Campbell asked how come the HARTFORD . (UPI) - Harry Keating, 87, of 107 Hamlin St., died stay away in droves,” he said. have charter revisions go on ^ ^KTown Attorney Edwin Lavitt, council was asked to act on this. Ball Jr., the Hartford Courant Wednesday in a local convalescent regular election ballot or to h a ^ ^ didn’t think this wise because of the ’The Vernon Town Council wwjisVMayor Marie Herbst said, ”I don’t photography director who won a home. e know but it comes up every year.” national award in 1956 for helping Mr. KeaUng was the widower of special referendum. Some c o l^ il requirement to have 15 percent of asked this week to reneW'thT crack a hit-and-run death, died members felt if the revisions are it's voters particinatina in order to Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital Eldna (Muldoon) Keating who died Oct, 27. Road -Race l^ing and Medical Center. He was 58. Batz, of Windsor, who joined the He was bom in Manchester Aug. 7, Courant as a photographer in 1940, 1893 and had been a lifelong resident was a charter member and first of the town. Before his retirement 25 years ago, Board to get one condo proposal president'of 'he Connecticut News Photographers Association he was employed as an insurance By MARY KITZMANN channels, including recommen in November of 1979 after months of Weinberg saying without considera Batz appeared on national televi agent for the Prudential Insurance dations to relax the M zone to sitting on the inactive list. When a tion of the two recommending the ef Burfoot entered Herald Reporter sion in 1956 when he was awarded the Co. stimulate construction,and creation rash of condominium conversion fort of many people were wasted. he would still compete, not with any Pall Mall Award for investigative He was a U.S. Army veteran of MANCHESTER - Of eight of a rental clearinghouse. The sparked a call for a 90-day “For the Board of Directors not By EARL YOST intention of winning, but to have proposals, only one suggestion of the reporting for helping Windsor Police World War I and a member of the Chamber of Commerce established mpratorium, the goals were put back even to consider or discuss the goals Sport. Editor some fun and . renew old acquain Army and Nivy Club of Manchester. M ayor’s C om m ittee on Con solve a hit-and-run case the clearinghouse, and the Planning on the agenda while the mayor’s Is an Insult to the people who worked The King will be back. tances. He leaves two sons. Raymond D. dominium Conversions will pass a He was a mem ber of other and Zoning Commission is con committee studied the problem. on it,” he said. Faucher said he will Although he gave up his throne'to Over the years, Burfoot, running photographers' associations and won Keating and William M. Keating Jr., Board of Directors subcommittee sidering eliminating the M zone. ’’The Housing Policy Goals Is not urge the board not to accept the sub with a painter’s white cap, has won both of Manchester; a daughter. John Treacy two years ago, Amby several photo awards screening to the full board. But forwarding the reconsideration one of our priorities,” Mrs. Weinberg committee’s ignorance of the two Burfoot, the King of the Five Mile over a host of’racing buffs who get The Hartford native was named Mrs. Michael (Priscilla) The subcommittee probably will not of the Housing Policy Goals which said. ”We want to handle the recommendations. out each Thanksgiving morning for Nimirowski. Manchester; two forward several controversial Road Race in Manchester, will again the newspaper's photography direc prompted considerable opposition problems the quickest way.” “This has been hanging over the be in the starting field one week from the run. grandchildren and two great- suggestions to reconsider the tor in 1975 when initially proposed, could stir She noted reconsideration of the town for two and half years,” he today. While running for "fun Burfoot grandsons. Housing Policy Goals of 1978 and Batz fs survived by his wife trouble that Mrs. Weinberg says goals, which establish numbers of said. "There was a lot of effort by Burfoot’s entry was received was fourth in 1978 and ninth last year The funeral will be Friday morning reactivation of the housing study Evelyn, a son, three daughters and would hinder efforts to ease housing units needed and policies to citizens and town money spent on the with times of 22:44 and 23:21. His at 10:30 from the John F. Tierney committee, according to Barbara yesterday. several grandchildren Manchester’s housing shortage. encourgage construction could housing study.” Jinish last year marked the first time Funeral Home, 219 W Center St., Weinberg, who along with James Nine times the former Wesleyan A funeral was scheduled lor .Satur ■'1 believe we would raHier spend generate opposition that would block And he criticized Mrs, Weinberg’s "he took more than 23 minutes and it with a Mass of Christian burial in St. McCavariagh and Gloria Della Fera, University runner broke the tape day at St Gabriels Church in Wind time on specifics for im ^iq^nting the bonding program. reasoning of not discussing theory was also 24 seconds faster than his James Church at 11 15 serves on the subcommittee. first in the holiday run here over a sor program to help rather 108^0 on Although she said reactivation of and avoiding controversy. "For 1971 triumph in which Vitale placed Burial will be in St Jam es The suggestion to be forwarded is a span of 10 years, including seven con theory," Mrs. Weinberg said. She the Housing Study Committee would government to shy away from con secutive years - 1971 thru 1977. second. The latter, in fact, was se Cemetery version of a municipal bonding noted the municipal bonding proposal not be recommended either, other troversy is poor government” Treacy, world cross country cham cond four limes - all to Burfoot in Mrs, .Subinti (iessuy There will be no calling hours program to provide low-interest is a concrete program to help "creative’’ ways to stimulate Other proposals of the mayor’s home mortgages which Mrs. pion in both 1978 and 1979, snapped 1971-72:73-76. \ERNJ1N — Mrs Sabina Manchester's less than 1 percent ren housing growth would be committee were an emphasis on The 1980 run will be the 18th for Weinberg and McCavanagh an Burfoot's skein two years ago. iG aw lical G essay. 63, of 58 tal vacancy rate. recommend^. housing if the town re-entered the Prior to Burfoot's unprescedented Burfoot, who came out of Fitch High Lawrence St . Rockville, died Mrs. Martha \. Wright nounced last week Several other The goals were formulated by a The Chairman of the Mayor’s Com Community Development Block mayor's committee suggestions have streak, he also won in 1968-69 before in Groton where he was coached by Wednesday in the John Dempsey MANCHESTER - Mrs Martha citizens commitee and were removed mittee on Condominium Conversions Grant, and to apply for all available been utilized through other town falling back to third place in 1970 Little Johnny Kelley, who earlier .Medical Center. Farmington. Ann Wright. 55, of 124-E Rachel from the Board of Directors agenda Robert Faucher, disagreed with Mrs. federal housing assistance funds. when John Vitale paced the field with carved out a name for himself in the Good Guy Award to Jeff Koelsch She was the wife of Francis Road, died Tuesday at Manchester Pat McMahon second. Manchester race winning six Gessay Memorial Hospital. She was the Will Hadden, general chairman for times. The first annual Good Guy Award, given by A&N, and John Pesky, guest speaker. She was born in Rockville and was widow of Luther A Wright Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of It took Burfoot five years before he the Army ft^Navy Club, went to Jekk Koelsch received a portable radio and plaque. a lifelong area resident Mrs. Wright was born in Rockville Union to delay filing grievance Lebanon, said the entry list has sur entered the winner's circle for the Koelsch, left, at last night's Sports Night (Herald photo by Yost) Besides her husband, she leaves the daughter of the late James S. and passed the 3.600 mark, a record. The first time but then he started his MANCHESTER The public union employees available tor over added to the overtime list Fuller, 75 percent capacj^. program. Looking on are Tom Conran, of the two sons. Dennis Gessay, Rockville, Frances Cave Wright and had been a field may grow to 4,000 registered complete domination in 1968 after se and Norman Gessay. Vernon; a works union has agreed to delay time list. said. And he maintains union per Wajcs maintains the overtiine list, resident of the Rockville area most runners by the 10:30 starting time. cond placements the two previous daughter. Mrs Jessie (Teresai Van filihg a grievance on the use of non 'T m not even sure what list they sonnel were available Monday night used every year for snowplowing was of her.life. She had been employed by Last year there were approximate turkey days. * Oudenhove, Rockville, two sisters. are talking about, " he said. 'Tve for the work. reviewed and still not enough drivers Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group of union personnel for snowplowing un ly 4,100 runners Including several Burfoot has never failed to make worked here about 14 years and ,we "They made a mistake," he said could be found. He estimated there Mrs William (Sophie! Czerwinski. United Technologies Corp.. East til a meeting with town officials, un hundred who did not register for one the prize list - the top 25. never signed an overtime list. Public were about 15 names on it. Rockville and Mrs Francis (Helen l Hartford. She was a member of the ion and town spokesmen said today simply. "They missed people in the reason or another. Although his championship days in works employees are always available Burke of Ellington and four West Indian Club of Hartford, the The meeting will be sometime next park department and if they had Wajcs said before the supervisors All entry fees. $3 per runner, the Five Miler are behind, the long lor overtime work, it's part of their .Ambv Burfoot grandchildren VFW Auxiliary of Manchester, and week, according to Steven Werbner, called me I would have been in." drove the plows, he informed a union enters the Muscular Dystrophy bearded can be expected to walk off job " The funeral' will be Saturday mor the NAACP personnel director Werbner said he The early snowfall caught the town steward, either Charles Smith or with one of the better merchandise RSox need help Research Fund of the sponsoring 'Tall The 34-year-old, 6-1. 140-pound Bur ning at 8 15 from the Burke-Fortin would like to review the overtime Fuller said employees who don't in a shortage of contract Edward Moriconi of the decision. shortstop position while an active best manager Pesky ever played un She leaves two sons, Owen Wright Cedars. All money collected on the foot. East Coast editor for Runner's awards reserved for the first 25 By EARL YOST Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St . policies at the meeting to discover if wish overtime work, such as snowplowing as well as the He maintains standard practice player. der of Rockville and Charles Wright of race route also goes to this fund. World, announced two years ago that finishers. SportH Editor Rockville, with a Mass of Christian anything unusual occurred last Mon snowplowing, must sign a waiver as alleged shortage of available drivers. was followed, and Webner said from Ralph Houk a better manager than Dave Stapleton, Red Sox rookie of Manchester, a daughter, Karen A. "We have to make a couple of burial in St Bernard's Church. Wright of Rockville; two brothers. day four have done. The list used in The town was nine contractors short, the information he had nothing un Don Zimmer? the year, is a good hitter who will get Rockville, at 9 Robert Fuller, president of the 'calling for overtime during the Fred Wajcs. highway division super usual happened. "Normally enough changes," Johnny Pesky told 200 ■‘Time will tell, " came the ahswer.^ better. Master Sgt James H Wright iRet. I members of the Manchester Army & Burial will be in St Bernard's of San Diego, Calif, and Thomas I.,ocal 991 of the American Federa season's first snowfall Monday must visor. said. Throughout the storm people sign the list," Werbner said. Pesky has worked under Houk Ted Williams the greatest hitter Cemetery have been from the Highway Depart MikeReid Navy Club at last night's Sports tion of Federal, State, and County whiclt dropped about 1.2 inches of The lists, Werbner said, are posted before, serving as a coach when and Joe DiMaggio the best all around Wright of Hartford; five sisters. Night program in answer to a ques Calling hours at the Juneral home Employees, said he would like to en ment, Fuller assumed precipitation on Manchester, throughout the Public Works Depart Merold Houk managed Denver before player during Pesky's time in Mrs Lee iCarolyn! Abney of En will be Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 sure union personnel do union work ' But there are list in several public snowplowing operated at about 66 to ment at the season's beginning. tion from the audience as to the moving on to the New York Yankees, basebalF field. Mrs Noel i Edna I McCarthy of Boston Red Sox plans. p m Rockville. .Mrs Albert (Mary) through the meeting Fuller said a works divisions that have never been out front "He's a great man,” Pesky said of Before the question and answer "We need pitching. Everyone grievance may still be filed, if tbe his new boss. period, which lasted a good half hour N'evins of Manchester. Mrs. Florence knows that." the 61-year-old first Rogers of Rockville, and Mrs meeting is not satisfactory AL SliFFiRT'S SAYS ... Other comments he made: and could have gone on longer. Pesky During last Monday's snowstorm Chorus rehearsal iVotes," quotes base coach said, "but where are you Mike Torrez is a great guy. He's traced his long career in baseball (Correction Gather L Bailey of Philadelphia, By in Japan going to get them’’ We ll take (Ron) Pa . two grandchildren, and several supervisors drove snowplows, which IIOI.'I'ON — The Bolton Elementary. Center School got a good arm but gets hurt when he from the time he signed with Boston MIYAZAKI, Japan (UPI) - Guidry and (Rich! Gossage if Mr. — Funeral ser nieces and nephews according to Fuller, its a violation of Chorus will have a special rehearsal Friday from 3 to 4 Ogrodnik Earl Yost throws his slider and he has to while in high school in Oregon to his vices for .Anthony J Pachesa of Fort p m at the school American Mike Reid fired eight bir (George) Steinbrenner wants to give challenge the hitlers more. current days with the American Funeral services will be 'm tfSSK union contract WHY PAY MORE? them away." Lauderdale. Fla . formerly of at 11 a m from the Burke-Fortin Town officials say they went The chorus is preparing for the Christmas Concert Sports Editor dies for an 8-under-par 64 to grab a Boston won’t trade Fred Lynn. Leaguers. Manchester, will be held Friday at scheduled for Dec. 17 A late bus will provide transporta four-stroke lead today in the first day Peskey is an organization man. Carl Yastrzemski will play in '81 Pesky traced the Sox problems last Funeral Home. 76 Prospect St . through the "overtime list." could possible He's now in his 31st season with the 9 30 a m from the Holmes Funeral not find enough drivers and then tion home lor the students attending the rehearsal of a $333,000 golf tournament. and if he has a good year he'll be season to many injuries and a Rockville Burial will be in Grove club and has drawn paychecks as a Home, 400 .Main St . .Manchester with supervisors. Jay Giles, directorof "I have never putted so well in my back in '82. "He's in great shape and pitching staff that failed miserably Hill Cemetery. Rockville Friends Medieal meeting player, coach, manager, broadcaster d mass of the resurrection at 10 15 public works, Frank Coqti. building SUPER SANTA head man life," Reid of Provo. Utah said after wants to go out with a winner." Jim "Dutch " Fogarty served as may call at the funeral home Friday and member of the sales staff. am at St James Church NERNON — .Medical history orientation will be a bogeyless round Pesky said. toastmaster with a special Good Guy from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m P'riends inspector, Robert Harrison, park Just Wondering Department: If this season. The little guy who spent 10 years as It was incorrectly slated in the offered during Red Cross Bloodmobile visits. The orien In second was England's Tom Wat Carlton Fisk is a good athlete He Award going to Albert "Jeff " and relatives are invited to the home director, pitched in Stan Ogrodnik, former successful Proposed slate of officers for 1981 a player, most with Boston and obituary notice Wednesday that tjje tation meeting will be tonight at 7 30 in the Community son with a 4-under-par 68 Watson can play anywhere, outfield or in Koelsch for his interest in baseball of her sister. Mrs McCarthy, 66 But Fuller questions the validity of basketball coach at East Catholic with the Manchester Striders carved out a lifetime .307 batting mass would be at St Bridget Church Room of the Vernon Police Station started on the back nine and added 3- field He'll probably cut back on his over the years in Manchester Orchard St . Rockville the overtime list and the shortage of High and now No I assistant to Dan follows Bill Schwarz, president. average, fielded questions posed by Doyle at Trinity, will move up next under-par 33 and 1-under-par 35 on catching. Don Ponticelli, club president, John Lahda. vice president; Tina the group as well as he did his season when Doyle's resignation Mikolowsky, treasurer, Kathy the front nine for a 68 on the 6,391- Joe McCarthy got the nod as the welcomed -Ihe-gcpup takes effect. Ogrodnik has been August, secretary Mike Saimond is meter par-72 Poenix Country Club "college material" for a number of the current prexy Russ Mathiason Course in Southern Japan. Townes co-defendant il SmERT’S StYS... Under an overcast sky and sharp years while making a name for has picked up the nickname of Buns winds, 84 professionals, including 53 himself and East Catholic on the after' he chaired the latest trip of Japanese, 20 Americans and six state scholastic scene Harry Army & Navy Club members to sues in mains case Taiwanese, took part Jacunski. the "other end" during the Foxboro lor a Patriots' football SUPER SANTA SALE Sevvy Ballesteros of Spain and the work Bernstein found Green Bay Packers reign as National game In charge of the refreshments. H> MARA KITZMANN contract —now on it s se Australian Gramham Marsh teed off cond lawsuit —began in the allowance of the dis Football League champions in 1939 Mathiason made the necessary Hrrulil Reporter on the first and 10th count for one company was and 1944, has resigned as Yale purchases for consumption after the M ANCHESTER - The July when the town signed an unfair advantage Town freshman football coach after 33 game The grill was started and the Tom Brown of England was in town s co-defendant in a a contract for about $600,- officials maintained years in New Haven The other end hut dogs warmed up but it was then third place with a 2-under 70 lawsuit over contracts for 000 with Raymond for the Marsh, the 1976 champion, and throughout the hearing was the great pass catcher. Don Hut discovered that no buns had been cleaning and lining of water main work The Ballesteros the 1977 winner, followed work is part of the town's they did not know which AL SIEFFERT S offers one of the son While at Fordham, where he purchased Extra napkins were water mains is now suing in a tie for the fourth place company was going to sub starred as one of the Seven Blocks of provided to get the mustard off the the town over the same $20 million worth of water mit the discount, and simp Granite, Jacunski was a teammate of men's fingers contract system improvements ly told officials over the areas largest selections of Top flay Mozzer, local dentist The latter The turnabout results Tliere are two portions to phone discounts would be was a fullback who was later irom the town's signing a the contract in question PEAK 2.0 H.P. Sports bill Raymond submitted bids accepted. Name Brand Microwave Ovens switched to end when the Rams Hoop play starts second contract for the 2-MOTOR ranked with the top teams in the work with ATneron Inc of of $272,200 for one portion, During the lawsuit Manchester Recreation POWER TEAM country . Will the Treacy brothers on violence Kenilworth. N J , alter a and $397,860 for the other hearings, the town sought Department's adult basketball ADVANTAGES:* run in Manchester Thanksgiving Superior Court judge found It also included a $35,000 bids again for the contract, at Low Discount Prices ?...... leagues start next week at the tiling WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. discount if awarded both hoping to be prepared when • SUPER sEA"rma a n d morning? Both submitted their gyms with 10 Businessmen entries Richard Motll, D-Ohio, must feel the town acted unfairly in CUEANtNO ACTION.' awarding the first contract contracts The discount there was a decision The signed applications and paid their en and six in the Senior League...As-has he's one of the few persons who So why pay more!! try fees to Raymond International lowered the_ price of the lawsuit. Jay Giles, public been the case in the past, most top believes there is loo much violence in professional sports. Raymond, of Rochelle two contracts below that of works director, said at the Consistent'pinning runners do not file their entry blanks B’ark N J . now claims the next highest bidder time, forced a season's for the Five Mile Road Race until the Hearings Wednesday before the ^«K>the town "consistent Spiniello Construction Co delay in the work, pushing Talk about consistency in bowling. deadline date. This has also been true Subcommittee on Crime of the House back the entire project ly maintained the validity of Morristown. N J which Rolling in the Manchester Country this season with the four-man "Irish Judiciary Commttee went solidly and enforceability of the submitted two separate When the second set of. Club League, Carl Bolin started out Connection" coming in along with against Mottl's "sports violence Light up time original contracts the se bids with no discount bids'w ere opened, with ' with a 147 single, followed with a 148 Amby Burfoot's just under the line. bill." cond contract with Ameron Spiniello claimed the dis-' Raymond again submitted game and finished with 149 for a 444 The Irishmen are John and Ray “ The sports violence bill would Dutch Fogarty, right, provided the lighter Club’s Sports Night program last night at the should not have been count violated the bids a c o m b in a tio n , and total. If he continued at this pace he Treacy, Mike O'Shea and Brendan make it a federal crime for when Johnny Pesky needed one to lite his club. Fogarty served aijyhairman. (Herald specifications, as it was ■Spiniello submitting TOYVAC would have reached 200 in 51 more professional athletes to engage in signed .Ameron is named Quinn. How many readers noticed cigar after addressing the Army & Navy photo by Yost) as a defendant with the not aware discounts were separate bids, both com IMMVahalKMilF games...Bill Sacherek passes along the similiarity between all four excessive violence in the course of a town in Raymond s suit, allowed It filed a lawsuit, panies had been underbid word that Johnny Andreoli has been whose photos ran in Tuesday night's sporting event. and first won a temporary by Ameron re-elected treasurer of the Central Subcommittee member Rep. filed in the Town Clerk s start tram editions?... Plainfield Greyhound Office Wednesday after injunction from Judge Ameron bid $554,779 for Connecticut Association of Football Park has announced Ted Snell will Harold Volkmer, D-Mo., was more noon Sim’On B e rn s te in in the combined project, Officials. Stepping down as president lake over as general manager of outspoken against the proposed The disputes over the Superior Court, and then a saving ^tbe town a con is Dan Morline, another Manchester Connecticut's first parimutual legislation than even the heads of the permanent injunction on siderable amount over the resident. Annual banquet will be major professional sports leagues or Eccleston bowed out gambling facility and its only first bids Buy any microwave Dec.4 at Willie's...Melissa Geagan racetrack on Jan. 1. He will-succeed the Justice Department, all of whom Zinsser to sponsor Raymond now seeks an (freestyle), Tess Mazzotta (fly) and Larry Theriault. The track is now in appeared in opposition to Mottl's bill. injunction ^ against and get FR EL.. Judy Stoker (diving) are Manchester its fifth season. Public relations "I couldn't believe this legislation Ameron s beginning the Mkrowavt Utm7 women with the University of is serious," said Volkmer. "This bill with record"showing director is Mike, Chartier of bill to rep^Klaw work sometime in spring. Connecticut varsity swimming team Manchester. Is totally useless. I don’t plan to stay STORRS (UPI) - Split end Reggie The entire UConn bench mobbed A Dec 8 court date is set. University Division New England here to listen to testimony because Eccleston, who capped his Universi him in the end zone. there are many more important lootball records last Saturday. The 22 Zinsser\iaid the way the ty of Connecticut football career by "It was the most exciting play of MANCHEM ER - State things to do. yards in receiving set a single game Senator-eject Carl Zinsser assessmem'U-established ■E O S setting New England and school my college'career. It sure was a nice New England record, snapping the TNMKSOVMG Freshman Walker "Legislation pending on the House today said he is cospon it encourages employers to records, says his final stunning .way to go out, " he said. NOVENA TO ST. JUDE SAVE ON • VIBRA-OnOOMIR n former mark of 218 set by Maine s soring legislation seeking cut back Powerful tuclion lootent floor is much more important to the j;uception was just a catch — and a But Eccelston also downplayed the Gene Benner in 1968 0 Ml klidi, IpMfli ad artyr. V«l Eureka’s 3.3 HP dnp-down dirt end American people. This is one ol th e /^great g ^ way to go out. acrobatic catch. <•*' the repeal of the new litter " r have had several calls whl*h* II Bwey His four touchdown receptions ta vkte ad iM h M m; Mr Mm All-America choice most ridiculous pieces of legisla^ismlon ® pEccleston. who caught nine passes "Those are catches you're ..sup control and recycling fund • amONT NIAOLIQHT broke the record of three which was on the assessment and •Maa Ortt MMd hWmaar ft ri CANISTER I've seen since I came to the assessment more than one employer OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - Five for 229 yards and four touchdowns in posed to make We work on ball shared by 20 players Eccleston's 1,- Ml M n far aaM • M C U .M . CNtPOSABLf who have been picking All-America Congress," he said. TOP LOADINO OUST SAG schools, including nationally top- UConn’s 56-30 final season win over handling drills all week. Anything Zinsser said he is op has said he would be forced •f a i i Ti ya I kav r a m Irai IM teams since 1944. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle, 081 total rk-eiving yards broke the posed to the new tax being to lay off people ranked Georgia, placed two players Rhode Island, said his last catch with you get your hands on you should former mark of 988 set by Dan Ross dMk M aid kaMf li Mm use placed offensive lineman NHL President John Ziegler, NBA levieo by the state because each on the Football Writers three minutes remaining will remain catch," he said. The Connecticut Depart M i a lafe pMt MMT l iia » li Keith Van Horne and defensive back Deputy Commissioner Simon Gour- of Northeastern in 1978. the small businesses in ■r a M la a i # W ay pnail ad Association of America’s 37th annual in his memory forever. With the win. the Huskies finished The Huskies didn't have any ment of Revenue .Serviees Ronnie Lott on the squad and dine, NASL Commissioner Philip C onnecticut will be has mailed a brochure out v fa l pMla h rMn I pr«ria li Mfei All-America team, announced Pittsburghs players were defensive Needing one catch to tie the UConn their season at 7-3, their best record problem getting ready for the Rhody f«r a n Mm ad m m ya to M iiF A l Woosnam and James Reynolds of the career record of 84 receptions held since 1973. They also set a number ql clobbered, " bv it lining the assessments to Wednesday. end Hugh Green and offensive game, despite a disappointing 28-24 VMM Justice Department all spoke in op Zinsser said the. bill, businesses and industries Other schools with two players on lineman Mark May. by Allan MacLellan ( 1973-75), team and individual records. defeat a week earlier against Boston M a-la FMai. Ttoa U Mni position to the bill. Eccleston broke down the jeft "Every week before each game we which passed in the in the state- 443-445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER the writers’ squad included Southern UCLA’s choices were defensive University which cost them a share ■■ srai. rvNaia ^ai a pvaaa Cal, nttsburgh, UCLA and Purdue. The commissioners, and Baltimore sideline past his defender and put up a list of records that we're latgtslature in 1978, was in- The ^ brochure says hack Ken Easley, who made the Orioles Geqeral Manager Hank of the Yankee Conference title. employers must report UtodiafytvaaddMitoMMyw CORNER OF MCKEE ST Riepresentlng Georgia were kidker team for the third time, and running grabbed a Ken Sweitzer pass on the shooting for. We’re aware of them "There was no problem getting up iend(>d to replace the bottle M, tonp*Ttoi aaa fea aar Im Peters, representing Baseball Com bill theip status under the law Rex Robinson and running back back Freeman McNeil. Purdue dead run with his left hand before but our first concern is to put the for the game As seniors, there was I n a to U . I In* Md ay r « ^ 647-9997-647*9998 Herschel Walker, the first freshman missioner Bowie Kuhn, were un pulling it safely into his body. game away first, and then try for the I can I' believe they by Dpc 1 and must pay the honorees were the record-setting animous in their feelings that each no way we wanted to go out as losers ever honored by the football writers. He ran for a 55-yard touchdown, his records. " Eccleston said. , And the underclassmen certainly passed both, " he said’ first year's assessment by Tonight Til 9. Fri. Til 9, Sat Til 5 combination of. quarterback Mark sport has the means within its rules But they did ' Herrmann and receiver Dave Young. fourth of the afternoon. Eccleston set three all-time wanted to help us Feb 1 to police violence. 14 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs . Nov 20, 1980 hits annoy Ekrl Campbell EVF.NING HERALD, "Hiurs . Nov 20, 1980 - U> • NEW YORK (UPI) - An injury victory over the Chicago Bears last New York this week to appleal the an 8-3 record and the Central "This year I’ve been letting the games. I thought the Bears did well Penn five East power caused by "late hits" has prompted Sunday. And the Oiler star was a lit penalty to the league office. Division lead. He leads the NFL in offensive linemen open the holes and against him last week and he still got the Houston Oilers to classify star tle upset by what he thought were un- "Maybe it's jiist being aggressive rushing with 1,300 yards and is then going through Instead of 200 yards. You hold him for a while BOSTON (UPI) — Pennsylvania Holy Cross and Boston University fronlcourt of Vincent Ross, George relied on him so much to bail us out. has lost one starter from last year's running back Earl Campbell as call^ for hits in Houston's last two but I don't know,” said Oimpbell. "I averaging 6.3 yards a carry despite exploding through there before they and then he’ll pop through there for are expected to battle it out for the Noon and Paul Little. Fran "'White We think we have a fine team but Ivy League champions and Coach questionable for Sunday's game games. know I'm not going to stop until the missing one full game three make their blocks.” 30-40 yards.” ECAC North title, just as they did Magic" McCaffery, a transfer from we’re going to have to stay clear of Bob Weinhauer feels the Quakers are against the New York Jets. "Defenses aren't doing anything .whistle blows and I know that tlie quarters of another. _ ^ Jets Coach Walt Michaels, whose Campbell said he doesn't expect last year. The Crusaders face the un Wake EMrest, is expected to help injuries.” on solid ground in their bid for a Campbell, however, will have none ' that much different," he explained. defense is going to try to stop me un “ I’m still learning'how to run,” club has fallen to 2-9, expects any late activity from the Jets Sun pleasant task of replacing Ronnie after recovering from an Achilles The backcourt will be manned by fourth straight title. of that: "It's just that I'm getting a lot more til the whistle blows because they said the third-year running back who Campbell to play. Perry while BU lo^es its top two tendon injury last year. Wake F’orest transfer Ed Thurman day. Last year, Penn beat Princeton by "I think I'll be able to play, " said late hits now. I think New England know I can break through. But could wipe out all league rushing "Campbell questionable is as good scorers. Northeastern, which may Princeton closed last season with a and Kevin Greaney with Gary Witts one point in a playoff game for the Campbell by phone from Houston and Chicago were the w orst" sometimes when you're down and records if-,he can maintain his as the rest of them (other running “The Jets do a good Job getting to have the best backcourt in the 13-4 finish after a 2-11 start and would being a swingman The front court is right to represent the Ivy League in Wednesday. "I feel good. I'm going Campbell singled out "the weak you get hit ... current pace. "I'm learning how to backs) healthy,” said Michaels. "We the ball and they hit hard,” he said, league, and improving Canisius also have won the title had they not been set with returnees' Ernie Floyd. the NCAA tournament. Princeton out to practice now and I don't safeties " — Doug Plank of the Bears let the offensive linemen work for me held him down last year by gang "but they're not late hitters. This are threats. upset by Cornell in the final weekend. Charlie Browne-, Dave Mulquin and again poses the top threat while foresee aqy problems ' and Tim Fox of the Patriots, as the "I didn't say anything to the and I'm not taking so much of a tackling him. That's all you can do game is going to be more physical In the Ivy League. Penn begins its Three key players are back for the ' Chris Logan, Freshmen Darren Columbia, Brown and Yale loom as Campbell said he suffered a chief culprits. Plank already has players but I did tell the referee to beating. I'm feeling better at this with any guy like that. Believe it or than most people think. Their second straight year without a player Tigers: All-Ivy forward Randy Maloney and Pal Elzie also will con dark horses. who averaged in double figures. bruised muscle — the Oilers been fined $1,000 by the league for a watch number 46 . or whatever." stage of the season than I have in the not, it seems like he’s running even defense is good. They come after Melville, Steve Mills and Dave Blatt. tribute. ’ • 4 "I feel very strong and confident Their one loss was a big one — James classified it as a bruised knee — after late hit against Tarripa Bay's Jimmie Plank wears No. 46 for Chicago. past two years. I think it’s because harder this year. He's leading the you. We had a lot of problems moving The Tigers again will rely on their Boston University lost its top two about my team," Weinhauer says "Boonie" Salters — but Weinhauer being burred in a pileup during a 10-6 Ciiles earlier this season and was in Campbell has helped the Oilers to I'm not getting so many bad hits. league — and he’s missed a couple of the ball against them last year.” stingy defense to challenge Penn. scorers in forward Steve Wright and “We won it last year with a young, in- hopes captain Kenny Hill can fill the Brown has Ivy Player of the Year guard Glenn Consor Terrier coach experienced te a m . The majority of leadership void. ^ !( Peter Moss but has everyone else Rick Pitino is labeling this season as that team is back so I think the other Weinhauer says eight or nine back from their 12-14 record (9-5 in a rebuilding year but also has nailed teams will have to catch us. Until players will see plenty of action. The the league). Columbia played nine some fine recruits. He also has a Giants sympathetic they prove they can beat us, you have starters loom as Angelo Reynolds freshmen last year and placed sixth transfer from South Carolina named to consider us the favorite.” and Ken Hall in the backcourt with a in the league. Four of them started at Jay Twymari, son of the Royals the end of the year and the Lions great Jack Twyman. could pose a threat. Northeastern posted a best-ever 19- Yale also could surprise after 8 record last year and its top five to plight of 49ers 76ers use press going 16-10 last year, their best players are back, including the record in 16 years, and 8-6 in the stellar backcourt of Pete Harris and EAST RUTHERFORD, .N' J, (UPI i receptions, but Hofer’s injury, New York Coach Ray Perkins has league Coach Ray Carazo has some Perry Moss The Huskies also have a — The New York Giants, who erratic passing by Steve DeBerg and no such quarterback headaches. to top Warriors outstanding recruits and reliable Tim South Carolina transfer in Steve Har- crawled out of similar quicksand two a wilting defense have combined to Phil Simms comes off two magnifi Daaleman back at forward. Harvard. ty- weeks ago, are sympathetic to the sink the 49ers .San Francisco is cent games, combining for 673 yards Cornell and Dartmouth are all Canisius figures to improve again plight of the San Francisco 49ers — allowing 28 points and almost 400 and six TDs against Dallas and Time out for little fun NEW YORK (UPI) - It’s tough to points," Cunningham said. "We have rebuilding. in its fourth year under Nick 2 but they're not about to lower any yards per game and opposing passers Green Bay and hitting the dynamic win any basketball game with 28 tur to play good defense. It's what we "Princeton has to be the No 1 Macarchuk. Blaney said he thinks the ropes are completing an astontshing 69 per duo of Earnest Gray and Mike Friede Taking time out from his studies, an unidentified University of novers, but it's impossible to do that have been doing and it really helps to, threat, " says Weinhauer “They Griffins are a definite threat for the The Giants snapped an eight-game cent of their attempts with consistent big gains Vermont student tried some snow surfing when the Burlington, and beat the Philadelphia 76ers. make our offense go when the have everybody returning and title Macarchuk’s big problem is losing streak against Dallas Nov 9 ■'The secondary has been a major "When he has to. Phil can use N.H. area received a foot of show this week. (UPI photo) ■ The Golden State Warriors were defense is tough. " (coach) Pete Carril adds another replacing five players, including and beat Green Bav last week to im problem and the thing we've lacked touch, but he can also just let it rip." manhandled Wednesday night by the Bernard King, who was the game’s dimension. Columbia is a dark point-guard Duke Richard.son IS a pass rush, said WaLsh "We’ve 76ers’ full-court press, and the result high scorer with 29 points, helped prove to 3-8. the same record as the said Friede. who has caught 13 rr.-v horse " New Hampshire, Maine. Vermont, 49ers San Francisco, after winning' lack^ the ability to stop people from passes the last two weeks and o|Sbned Nestor Chylak speaks up was a 110-101 loss that snapped the Golden State take a 55-52 halftime In the nine-team ECAC North, six Colga'te and Niagara round out the Its first three games, looked like the marching downfield ' up the defense'for Gray .-who snared Warriors’ four-game winning streak. lead. Lloyd Free added 23, but the of which will qualify for the conference UNH will have to ini .NFL s surprise team coming off last DeBerg has thrown for 1.925 yards three scoring passes against the "The (full-court) press really second-half press did the Warriors in. post-season tournament, it's Life prove on a 4-22 mark while Maine 0 season s 2-14 mark and 12 touchdowns, but he’s been in Packers helped us," said Philadelphia Coach "It was bad execution on our part Without Ronnie for defending cham must cope with the loss ol Rufus But a season-ending knee injury,to tercepted 16 times and sacked 14 But all is not rosy in the Billy Cunningham. "Even if Golden or it wouldn’t have bothered us," pion Holy Cross. The redoubtable Harris Vermont has forward Mike Ivory soap label said Golden State Coach A1 Allies. running back Paul Hofer crippled the times Joe Montana ha? been utilized Meadowlands .New York linebacker State got the ball past our initial Perry left as New England's all-time EJvelti back from as 12-15 squad a 49ers short pass offense and San . with increasing frequency to spell Brad Van Pelt disagrees with defense, they were still having trou "It was mostly a lack, of concentra leading scorer and 12th in NCAA year ago Colgate has 11 returnees Francisco has lost eight straight, the DeBerg and Walsh indicated the Perkins about his status for Sunday's ble when they got to the front court. tion. We were a little sluggish. We history. His backcourt mate. Bob from an 8-17 team last year, in last four by a total of. only 16 points trend will continue tacked on umpires We haven’t used it too much, but it's played (Tuesday) night but that’s no Kelly, transferred to St John's. cluding sharpshooter Mike Ferrara game Perkins said Van Pelt is "out" excuse because so did they. Our in Hofer w a s'th e catalyst for IX'Berg IS an excellent touch with an injured elbow, but the been very effective.” "Anytime you lose a player the Niagara snuck into the playolfs last tensity level certainly wasn't very everything we do on offense and his passer and reads defen.ses well, but eight-year veteran doesn’t think it's Goalie and puck both land inside nets DUNMORE, Pa. (UPI) - Umpires before, but I called him out and I'll The 76ers, who now have won 16 of caliber of a Ronnie Perry, you're year with a young, 11-16 squad and high. We looked a little tired. " loss has really hurt us tremen he's not quick on his feet and against ah open-and-shut case are like Ivory soap — 99.44 percent show you a picture where he was their last 17 games, got 21 points talking about a serious loss." says also has an abundant group of dously. said 49ers Coach Bill Walsh some teams that s a disadvantage.' "I still have until Sunday to con St. Louis Blues' goalie Mike Liut watches Garry Howatt was credited with score as pure. out." from Julius Erving and 16 from Steve In other games, Boston defeated Crusader coach George Blaney. "We lettermen Wednesday Prior to his being in said Walsh Joe is very mobile and vince them 1 can play," he said. "I helplessly as puck is tipped into corner of net Liut tumbled inside goal and wound up in sit- That’s the assessment of Nestor Chylak said the same about a call Mix, and broke open a close game in Indiana 1U3-91. and San Antonio beat New Jersey 112-104 in overtime. jured, he was on his way to breaking can .scramble as well as anyone We guess It comes down to the risk of against New York Islanders Tuesday night, ting position. (UPI photo) Chylak, an American League umpire in the 1957 World Series, when he the third quarter. NFL receiving records feel Joe may be our quarterback of getting it injured further " with a sterling reputation for 26 ruled Hank Aaron trapped a fly ball. Golden State led 70-68 with 5:03 left Spurs I 12, Nets 104 Holer and running mate Earl the future and we II be playing him years, who now serves as a super Til show you that picture too," he in the third, but the 76ers outscored Dave Corzine scored eight of his 18" Doyle to resign The Giants have beaten the 49ers points in overtime and George Ger- Cooper, a No 1 draft pick terrorized more and more each week five straight and Walsh is impressed visor of umps for the American said the Warriors 16-2 to take an 84-72 lead vin had a game-high 38 points to lift linebackers in the early weeks of the 1 agree that shuffling quarter with the strides the 1980 version is League He added: "Some people couldn’t with 52 seconds left in the period. the Spurs. Gervin hit two free throws season as Walsh established ball con backs in and out can be disruptive to making under Perkins Chylak. 54, hardly known for call a two-year-olds' ball game but Golden State never threatened again. trol with the short pass to the backs the offense, but they re both very 60 modesty, said during his 25 years in could call a world series from the ■'We can't win just by scoring to start a 14-6 San Antonio outburst in Trinity position Perkins has used his personnel -minute effort and averaged 29 points per game in young and can live with it It's n'^t extremely well,' Walsh said "Their the big leagues he never called one armchair." overtime. Ha r t f o r d i u p i i - Trinity became the first U S college team to victories over .New Orleans. St Louis something we re doing out of quarterback has a very powerful arm wrong. "Never in my life,"' he said Chylak s career came to a sudden and the .New York Jets strength — it s done because of " I wasn l the best ump in baseball and sad end two years ago. During a College head basketball coach Dan play in Cuba since 1959 and he's been willing to keep working Doyle has announced he will resign Doyle said his only outside involve Cooper leads the league with 60 necessitv to improve ' but there was none better '" game in Tronto, he "ran out ot He said he had " nothing to report" gas" Home town fans at Ih'e end of the school year to ment will be his two-week basketball produces variety before the February umpires devote his time exclusively to his camp and service as a member of the "1 just got pooped out," he meeting in Chicago, but admitted recalled. “I forgot what it was son. Danny, who is autistic. West Hartford Board of Education portunities and did not get caught in MacLeish, Brian Propp, Tom Doyle, at an emotion-filled news ■ 1 look upon this time with mv son N NEW YORK (UPI I - Reggie Kerr some umpires do a better job than called it was a funny name for a Rookie quarterback did things right and he made it look the Buffalo end." Gorence and Behn Wilson also scored others stroke, like amnesia stroke. I lost my thrilled by Bird conference Wednesday, said his son as my greatest challeng^^^aiMl Buffalo coach Roger Neilson said for Philadelphia while Eld Hospodar had regressed over the last six and sound easy. “I don't think a guy is better than speech. I forgot where the hell I INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Boston hopefully, my greatest reward, he the Black Hawks deserved their first connected for New York. for Boston. months. "It has become in For the first time in several another person buCJ do think they w as" Celtics Coach Bill Fitch said Hoosiei The Pacers, playing without in said victory since they beat Winnipeg on Nordiques 2, Red WIngt 1 creasingly clear to me that if I were weeks we played 60 minutes of make 6.000 C adillac^nd not all of He noted few fans realize how Larry Bird likes to play on his home jured forward George McGinnis, Oct. 29. Michel Goulet scored his sixth goal to do justice to my commitment to hockey and made up our minds them are good," said Chylak. whose demanding it is to be an umpire, who turf — and it showed. managed to cut the lead to nine "It's not that we didn't have of the season at 10:63 of the third Baseball awards at helm of Dolphins tonight that we were going to do season evalupTfon of umps tcxik him face mandatory retirement at the Bird scored 19 points, including a points midway through the second Danny, I had to divorce myself from enough scoring chances." he said. period for the game-winner. Mark all outside activities " everything right, " Kerr said to 144 games " double nickel, " 55. three-point field goal, and grabbed 18 quarter, with a 10-point splurge. The .\EJW 5'ORK il'P Ii — George "We simply did not take advantage Tardif gave Quebec a 1-0 lead and Attending the news conference NEW YORK UPU - The Miami But Miami delensiye end Doug Baltimore at New FJngland. Cincin Wednesday night after scoring two Although he said all arbiters who "People think all you do in um rebounds to lead Boston to a 103-91 splurge came while Bird was on the Brett. Dave Winfield and Tug of them.'in the end, we were simply Errol Thompson equalized for were Danny, who will be 10 on Dec 4. Dolphins, lingering on the Irame of Betters isn t about to confuse nati at Cleveland. Houston at the goals to help the Chicago Black make it to the, major leagues are piring is go back behind the plate and victory over the Indiana Pacers bench for Boston, McGraw will be honored by the .New outplayed" Detroit. Mrs Doyle and the couple's three the AFC playoff picture go into their DeBerg with Fouls New York Jets, Seattle at Denver, Hawks snap an eight-game winless qualified, he said "some have more say ball or strike," said Chylak. Wednesday night Bird returned to the floor, and the York Chapter of the Baseball Writers In other games, Montreal beat Nurlli Stars 3, North Stars 2 other children. Matt. Andy and .Meg most important game ol the year San Diego is a helluva lot more Chicago at Atlanta, Detroit at Tampa streak with a 5-2 victory Over the natural talent than other guys have. “I have 3 pillion miles in the air. "It means a bit more for Larry to Celtics built up a 12-point lead. 81-69, .Association of .America at its annual Toronto 5-4. Philadelphia hammered Steve Christoff scored at 7:50 of Doyle, 31, said his son, who does with a r Okie quarterback matched dangerous throwing the ball iKan San Bay. Green Bay at Minnesota, the Buffalo Sabres. Some have a little more savvy " I've worked over 4,5(X) big league ball play here, but he plays hard every by the third quarter. They kept that dinner on f'eb 1. it was announced the third period>^The goal was the not speak, did not understand what against a passing wizard who is Francisco Betters says Their New York Giants at San Francisco. Rookie Denis Savard, author of one Asked if some of the umps games. In the minors, I had to drive night," Fitch said. " You saw the Wednesday first of the year f^th e former U S. lead for the triumph. was going on. threatening to break his own yardage quarterback has more ex'ptb'ience. Washington at Dallas and Kansas goal and two assists, agreed. Shouldn’t be out on the field, Chylak every place and slept in the back Larry Bird we know. He is the one we McKinney said his team missed Brett, selected Tuesday by lhe> Olympian, wno was sidelined with a "It’s hard to reach inside of him to record he s got belter receivers and he s City at St Louis l.os Angeles plays "We made up our minds tonight replied: " My initials are n.c , no seat. In 1975, my crew and I worked go to in the clutch. " shots it shouldn't have. BWAA as the .Most Valuable Player broken collarbone earlier in the find out what he understands and David Woodley, who iturned 22 more accustomed to reading in New Orleans Monday night that we were going to come out to comment 55 days in a row without a day off and Indiana Coach Jack McKinney " We missed a lot of easy shots, es in the American League, will receive season, and it helped Minnesota raise what he doesn't understand He three weeks ago. comes oft im delenses Two grudging rushing defenses play and to forecheck and keep Buf "We get all the flak, but Ivory Soap crossed the country five limes." agreed Bird was a "great" player, pecially around the basket," he said the chapter's Sid Mercer .Memorial V its record to 11-3-3. Pittsburgh is appears to us to be very bright in pressive v^'tories against NFC West The Chargers, only 7-4 despite the compete when Pittsburgh, 7-4. takes falo from getting its good lines into should have us on an ad. We re 99 and Chylak largely opposes changing but said he wasn't hard to play. “I don’t knoW|Why. but if it's mental, .Award as the outstanding player in winless in its last five games. many ways, but he communicates the major leagues during the 1980 clubs Los Angeles and San Fran AFC' s highest-scoring attack i28 a three-game winning streak into scoring position," he said 44 lOOths percent pure " the rules of the game, even the man "He does everything it lakes to be we have to get b'ver it. and believe Canucks 6, Oilers 4 very little in any form " season It marks the second year in a cisco. but the Dolphins quarterback points per ganiet, trail Oakland by a Buffalo The Bills, 8-3. top the East Savar(i scored Chicago's first goal Probably one of Chylak’s most con date that a pitcher toss four pitches a winner, but that doesn't make,him we re good enough to beat the good Bobby Schmautz scored the tie Autism is a slate of mind row that the Kansas City Royals' takes on an .AFC West power game and they wonJ have to worry by a game over New England and late in the opening period and then troversial calls was when he called for an intentional walk because "it difficult to play,"- McKinney said teams ’ breaker with less than six minutes charactenzed by daydreaming, Thursday night whem .Miami hosts about Woixlley being bailed out by biiasl the AFC's No 1 defense (260 set up goals by Ted Bulley and Bob the New York Rangers 5-1, Quebec out Steve Garvey at home plate in the gives the crowd four chances to " (Mike) Bantom plays him well, Despite the Pacers' loss, Fitch third baseman has been voted winner left in the game and Per-Olov Brasar hallucinatiohs and disrgeard of San Diego in a nationally televi.sed veteran Bob Griese The Dolphins cards per garnei The Steelers are Murray downed Detroit 2-1, Minnesota 1977 World Series in a game the boo, " he said almost all the time, and Louis Orr called Indiana a "playoff ball team." of the .Mercer Award external reality game tied with Cleveland, one game behind Kerr then gave Chicago a 4-0 lead nipped Pittsburgh 3-2. Vancouver scored into an empty net in the last Dodgers eventually lost 4-3.in 12 in And, boos are a part of the game. played him reasonably well tonight." " They play hard every night and Winfield, a free agent who played minute. Dave Williams scored twice The second-year coach said he ' It s going to be a tough game Houston in the AFC Central, and are and It came in handy. Derek Smith defeated Edmonton 6-4. and Los nings to the Yankees. ' "They should put a change in the ^ sto n jumped-to an early 10-point they are going tef win their share of last season with the San Diego for Vancouver while Ivan Boldirev, declined an (jffer by Trinity to take a says Woodley, who has thrown for lied with the Bills for the AFC's best and Craig Ramsay scored in a 1:61 Angeles trimmed Winnipeg 7-2 "Mr. (Howard! Cosell and Mr rule b(>oks that umpires' decisions lead in the game, and extended it to games," Fitch said. Padres, will receive the chapter's playing in his 700th NHL game, leave of absence and decided to five touchdowns in his last two rushing delense i100 yards per span on the power play to narrow the CunudienH 3, M aple la-ufit 4 (Tom! Seaver said the call was won't be questioned," Chylak joked. 15 points, 32-17, by the first quarter Billy Knight was high scorer for Joan Payson Award for his scored his 10th goal of the season. resign outright to work full-time with charitable work in the communily games W'e re just going to have to game I lead 4o 4-2 but Kerr added a second Rejean Houle scored two second- wrong," said Chylak, expressing "No, yelling at the umpire is part of stop. the game, with 27 points for the kin')(s 7, Jets'2 his sdn. and .McCJraw will be the recipient of play the best we can and hope we get Pittsburgh hasn't allowed 100 goal, this one into an empty net pericid goals and added an assist. some customary disdain for the the game. Every umpire in the game Cedric "Cornbread” Maxwell and Pacers. Rookie Louis Orr had 14 for Charlie Simmer's 19lh goal of the No successor was named lor the Babe Ruth Award as the outstan the breaks yards rushing or a TD on the ground The victory brought mediocre Houle collected his fourth and fifth media. 'Tve been second-guessed knew what he was getting into." Robert Parish each scored 18 points Indiana. season highlighted a three-goal burst Doyle, whose squad last Januarv ding player in the World .Senes Even the breaks may not be in any of its last four games and reviews from Keith Magnuson but, goals of_ the season, his power-play in a five-minute span of the third enough however against Dan Fouts. Terry Bradshaw has thrown a TD after all. coaches do grow very backhander tying the score 4-4 at 8:36 period, extending Winnipeg’s winless the Chargers record-setting quarter pass in 17 straight games Buffalo's touchy over losing streaks. and his breakaway effort at 13:61 streak to a elqb-recqrd 16 games. • Who Am I? Led Yale to two Ivy League titles back Fouts. 29. the AFC s second offensive line has allowed only 10 "While we may not have done providing the winner. Ian Turnbull, ^Magic^ sidelined Marcel Dionne scored his 16th goal of rated passer, has thrown for 3.3UO placed (inese on the injured reserve sacks ol Joe Ferguson and has anything different tonight, we at Bill Derlago. Rick Vaive and Laurie the season for Los Angeles. yards and 23 touchdowns this vear list Tuesdav w ith a sore shoulder and opened the holes for rookie Joe least looked like we were trying to do Boschman scored to bring Toronto and his receiving trio ol John Jeffer the backups will be Don Slrock and Crihbs. the AFC's Vo 3 rusher with everything right. " he said. from a 3-0 deficit into the lead ' son. Charlie Joiner and light end "We didn't really do anything Klyem 5, Rangers I Pro career for Dowling light end Bruce Hardy ^ 709 yards Reggie for two months Kellen V^inslow rankji 1-2-3 in the San Diego will be the most impor At feast one of the Nh'L s two different tonight,” said Chicago Bill Barber scored one power-play h balloting. “ I heard something snap or conference in both” royjpptions and tant game we ve played so far this longest winning streaks of the year goalie Tony Esposito. "We just took goal and set up another in a 38-second INGLEWOOD. Calif (UPU - The crack. yardage Fouts has t.i average only year says Miami Coach Don Shula must end when Oakland shoots for its better advantage of our scoring op span late in the second period. Rick wants more Magic man has run o.ut of tricks, at "It s not like I won't be able to 156 yards passing per.game to lop his who has done a masterlul job keeping third straight triumph over least for the next two to three frustrations and pit stops return this season. I'll come back and record 4.082 yards set .last season a young club in playoll contention Philadelphia The Raiders. 8-3, have months Dr Kerlan said I'd come back Vikings, who dropped him alter because (liey.want-lo and you don t T-)w«dolphins young ser ondary has The f.'hargers ground game has won SIX straight and boast a 26-5-1 NEW YORK (UPI) - New EJarvin " Magic" Johnson, last stronger than ever. The toughest part BOSTON (UPU - He looks back trying him at thfee positions have that win - a I - a 11 - c o s t s solidified in the last m onth^nd improvi-d recently and in last week's domination over NFC opponents. The York Yankees outfielder year's runnerup in the Rookie of the .Miami, 6-5. beat .SanJjia«rTsco^l4 YeSr balloting and currently the will be missing the games. I've never on a nomadic professional football He was piciteef up by the New philosophy 2 20-7 triumph over/Kansas City. .Mike Eagles, with a league-best lO-l El foldos of past Reggie Jackson Wednesday NBA leader in assists and steals, will sal out part of a season before." career and sees frustrafion — pit England Patriots, spending two For the past 18 months. Dowling last week by limiting the 49«s Thomas scampered lor 109 yards — record", have won seven straight said he will demand a con undergo surgery on his left knee Johnson started for Michigan State stops with four NFL teams and two years on the taxi squad and two more offense to the short pass ' his first lIKi-yard game in lour years behind the Nh'L's best defense and tract extension calling for $1 4 luis been working lor a-.building Monday to remove torn cartilage and his freshman and sophomore years years in the ill-fated World Football as Jim Plunkett’s understudy In 1972 Downfield. you aren I going to Chuck Munc le who gained 115 yards the league's top-rated quarterback. million per year and may I was born in Munich. supplier in-Boston But he still keeps will be out of the Los Angeles Lakers' before leaving the school for the League he played enough to complete 29 of 54 have much success against the two weeks, ago, is not expected to Run Jaworski Oakland has' the boycott spring training next Germany, on Oct. 31, 1947 close tabs on the game that made Dolphins said,San Francisco concern for Pats lineup from two to three months. NBA. But I’m an American. My But Brian Dowling could have passes for two touchdowns him one ol the most publicized play against Miami because ol a knee AFC's .No 4 and No 6 rushers in Ken year if he doesn’t get it. Johnson, the flashy 6-fool-8 guard Following the surgery, Johnson’s lather was a U.S. Army given up his professional pigskin pur In 1973, he threw none and then it quarterback Steve DeBerg They re injury • ny King and Mark van Eeghen and FOXBORO, Mass. (U PI)-R ecent Wednesday. "There are two things "I will be there (spring athletes in New England history a gorjd team and they re not going to in his second season from Michigan left leg will be placed in a cast for jd o cto r I went to Yale. And suits to hawk sea shells and few was off to the WFL for two more He nearly had a job with the In Sunday s games. Pittsburgh is at quarterback Jim Plunkett is un history has not been kind to the New who think we're going to fold, the training), but I can’t ^ 0 medical school, and to give up a long one State where he led his team to the two to three weeks. Kerlan said it would have cared. He has a safe years. Brief stints with Los Angeles, Chicago Bears as an assistant to Buffalo Oakland at Philadelphia. beaten as a starter this year England Patriots, which explains press and the fans. But I told them guarantee I’ll be on time,” law school. Now I'm a law NCAA cham pionship in 1978. would be two to three months before yer — with a hectic life niche in New England college foot Green Bay and Washington general manager Jim Finks, who 0 why coach Ron Erhardt wartts his you are the ones who play and can do said Jackson, whose $6(X),000- sustained the injury Tuesday night, he could return to action. Call it a real marathon. ball history. preuipilated his retirement after the team to forget about the el foldos of something about it. If there's anyone a-year contract expires after drafted him out ol college And this midway through the second quarter Following the victory over Kansas The former Yale quarterback led 1978 season. the past and concentrate on the who thinks we can’t win, there’s no the 1981 season. "1 have a con weekend he'll be a television analyst of a game against Kansas City. City, Johnson's teammates spoke of 00) JtaS'Suiuuai the Elis to two Ivy League titles in " It was really frustrating," future. room for them,” The Patriots have tract for another year. I am at the Harvard-Yale game Team physician Dr. Robert Kerlan his value to the club. I mtiodo OH 9Li\ l* P ^ 1967-68 as the team compiled a 16-1-1 Dowling says, "Unless someone gets " I feel I have a good grasp ol the Outland award to May And he's starting with Sunday's kicked a pair of jinxes this season, not worried about my 0)diuX{0 put lLt\ Ul uo«()iJvtu diagnosed the damage as ‘"an exten ”We can hold together for a while om U) |tp»ui p{0l ofdiuXio oqi record. He still holds seven school hurl, you don't gel the chance I game and Tve kept in touch with peo OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI l - Offen Horne of .Southern Cal, and defensive key AFC East battle with the winning on Monday night (against future." UOM 0M«k Moviokts uaMSNV years and has earned the nickname sive tear of the medial semi-lunar without Magjc,” said Jamaal Wilkes, records, including season marks in remember Plunkett getting hurt in a ple over the years," says Dowling, sive tackle Mark .May of the Univer linemen Kenneth Sims of Texas and Baltimore Colts. Denver) and winning on grass Jackson will most likely "May Day” — the international dis cartilage." The extent of the damage "but God forbid he’s out any length of touchdown passes and total yardage. game and asking (coach Chiicki who also IS a proficu’nt tennis and sity of Pittsburgl^Tedils his team Jose Taylor of Houston.” The Patriots, 7-4, trail division (against the Jets). But they must wait to see how .much money tress signal — from his teammates wasn't discovered until Johnson un time. You never want to play without (C) 1980 NEA. Inc And he is undoubtedly Yale's No. 1 Fairbanks to take him out, but E’air- basketball player Who knows, mates for helping him win the "ITn very ecstatic- about winning leading Buffalo by one game while kick another Sunday. free-agent Dave Winfield As part of the forward wall for a derwent a thorough examination him," folk hero, the all-everything talent at banks wouldn't something migtit happen I have 26 Outland Award tnis year this prestigious award, " May said the Colts, 6-5, are two games back. Since 1976, the Colts have won in gets, if the Yankees sign him, team that averages 30 passes per Wednesday morning. an Ivy school whose athletic prowess "You have to be in the right place years ol background m sport.s and It's The award is-'presented by the "It wasn t a one-man show, it was a New England, however, has lost two Schaefer Stadium in even-numbered and demand that his contract game, he has never let the defensive Johnson, the Lakers' leading prompted the creation of the right- at the right time I was in college, " Football Writers Association of team effort straight and three of its last four and years, something a politician would be on the same level. Winfield an area familiar to me It would be a man playing opposite him through scorer this season with a 22.4 wing super jock “B.D," by America to college football's "This IS the first time a Pitt player Erhardt is trying hard to make like to do with such regularity. In the is asking $1.6 million a year. LPGA top player he says. challenge ' the line for a quarterback sack on a average, initially sustained an injury Doonesbury cartoonist Garry Dowling doesn’t regret for a mo Dowling, however, could face his standing interior lineman has ever won the Outland Award and everyone forget the past month.. same even-numbered ^ars, the "It will help me and help passing play. In addition,, he has to the knee last Tuesday when 'Tom Trudeau. ment his decision to attend Yale. As greatest challenge this weekend. He May, a 6-6, 280-pound seni^ It will be an honor for me to accept it. In two of the past three seasons, Patriots have won at Baltimore. everybody,” Jackson said, graded 93 percent on running play Burleson fell on it during a game ’"I guess the B.D. thing was ac one of Cleveland’s greatest schoolboy would like to set up a televised half selected over six other int Now future Pitt linemep can realize blocking. the Patriots have been in contention The form holds true this season as referring " to Winfield’s honors to Daniel between the Lakers and Atlanta. Sun curate back then, ” Dowling said athletes, he had 100 colleges pursuing time chat with Trudeau, but the car linemen eligible for the award b j^ r- for a playoff spot, only to lose out in New England already has beaten expected huge contract. It's not an impossible dream " day. Dallas Maverick Tom LaGarde NEW YORK (UPI) - Beth Daniel, Caponi Young, who had 71. Amy Tuesday at a football luncheon to him and nearly chose Southern Cal. toonist is known to avoid interviews tue of having been named to the the next-to-last weekend of the Baltimore 37-21 at Memorial Nolan Ryan of the Houston E’ormal presentation of the award fell into the same knee. the first player in the history of the Alcott and JoAnne Carher were third promote this ■ weekend's Harvard- "1 don't think I could have had a "But he owes me one, " Dowling writers' All-America team an will be made at the Gold Helmet "Pro scouts tell me Mark is the season. And they lost in the first Stadium. And Erhardt expects the Astros and American League Johnson described Tuesday night's women’s golf tour to earn over $200,- and fourth with 63 and 66 points, Yale game. "But it's not accurate more'rewarding career anywhere, " says. "When we were-at Yale, he nounced Wednesday. Banquel in Seattle, Wash., early next finest offensive Une prospect in the round in 1978 amid all the commotion Colts to be ready to continue their MVP George Brett of the 000 in one season, has been named injury. respectively, in a race which was not any more.” he recalls. "The only way that a USC came over to my room and asked me The others were .Notre Dame year Date of the banquet has not country,” Pittsburgh offensive line of coach Chuck Fairbanks leaving for election-year mastery at Schaefer Kansas City Royals are other LPGA Player of the Year, Com decided until the final tournament of "I went to cut, to pick up my man, Dowling-led football teams in high might have helped me is preparation to write the foreword to one of his center John Scully, offensive linemen been set obach Joe Moore said “ His size, the University of Colorado. Stadium. _ . ballplayers making $1 million missioner Ray Volpe announced and the knee said, Tm not going with the year. Points are awarded to the school and 'college lost only two for pro football with spring practices books That's the (inly time 1 ever Nick Eyre of Brigham Voung. Louis May has been an outstanding speed, agility and intelligence are un "I told the squad I want no “They'll come in here sky high, a year. Wednesday. top five finishers in official LPGA you,' and it didn't'," said the games out of 68. After graduating and all. But I really like the Ivy met him Maybe we ll meet again Oubre of Oklahoma and Keith Van '2 believable " I negative thinking,” Erhardt said really smoking,” the coach said. In only her second year on the tour, player in Pittsburgh's offense for V runnerup to Boston’s Larry Bird in events. from Yale in 1969, he was an lllh- League atmosphere and the competi Daniel, a native of Charleston, S.C., Saturday" last year's Rookie of the Year Rookie of the Year in 1979, Daniel round draft choice of the Minnesota tion it offers. Guys are playing I collected 78 tzilnts to edge Donna posted four tour victories. '> 16 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Nov 20, 1980 EVENING HERALD Thurs., Njiy 20, I960 — 17 6coreboQrcl business_____ How to avoid tax traps FIFTH C 5.16 NEW YORK (UPI) - The in l)(Mr.*ii iiH^ I s.\N ANTOMO 112' P la in fie ld Killearle OueeiP , to minimize or avoid capital gains without restrictions such as "for ''PORTS ON r\ Shumale4 22 l0 Olbrrdmk’ f'37U3 li ck 8 Kllubeth COUNTRY CLLB- Show features yui'bi't 10 1-2 LSD 4 I 0 107 76 6 3 0 150 131 dividual taxpayer, and businessmen, tax. deposit on ly." Considering the hirsi fHTiiH* I yuctH‘1'. Taniil 6 Johnson 2 2 2 6 J MiMtre 7 2-* lt> Mina Miss St 3 1 0 66 r« 7 20210171 Charlie Whelan 170-156-453, I |MC«« Uirfi tU0 Ul III EVENING iSlasins Lktoixi • 21 2. IMrml, ikTvin 14 ilMi .W. iU'St.im I d-d2. Dale Wednrnday Reniilln Blue Point Florida 3 20 sr. 71 6 20104 KB I t m l M I IIN in often fall into financial traps because If you set up a small, closely held prevalence of theft and the ease with 6:00 rh>iini)son9 I NtHjimianskv r M 2b [Vrtai- dddU |{ Johnson 4 d4) 8 Comne5l-2 THAfK FAST WEATHER COLD DF Rock ('andy Tenn 1 20 57 43 3 5 0151 1« Carl Bolin 147-148-149444, tmirnn tim they know so little about taxes and corporation, you need an accoun 15 DnllmdU-dd Totals 4ft'3)ZMI2 JD'b I.jdy Day energy savers which non-restricted checks can be dD Motocroft iicH Urstin IX>1,4 0< Unvidro-ymv FIRST RACE 5 16 (D) Kentekv I 30 41 99 3 60I3B218 AI Martin 154, Nondo An MbUSliM 4' Mhiih'I Del.8 11 NHWJKHSK^ '11)4' 5 Mornlnfi Hreeie 14 40 6 80 6 00 TM'i Amaxing Miss I 30 S7 IP 2 70229236 accounting, says a Boston CPA. tant's advice, he said, to make sure it cashed by thieves these days, 7:00 'MHi.fuJpi'nixl Nune l’rnallu*H ll.miH 0 Koren 7 d4> 14 Hobmson 3 2 2 8 Nile Time Rocker num 136-140-380, V ic PiilKla VI Mlin ^ 8portsC«n(«r 7 Dunmorc Elast 410 310 Auburn 0 30 31 07 5 4 0 196173 TiiMh V14 Urssn MANCHESTER — The Greater Manchester Chamber Michael Tulman says many more is not classified as a personal holding Tulman said, this is unwise practice. iK'l I ;M Saunders Quo 6 V |':iliottld22 Nkalker 20414 Nenlrn If 1 Dudeey's Marilyn SIO SIXTH R 5 16 Vandrhll 0 Ml 36164 I 70 79248 A b ra itis 142-376, B ill 9 Ho^k«y Third p«*niHl -1. (^rlx*<- (loolel ft 4-4 X %an Hrnla Kolll 2 I 2f. Dmmski TIME i\ 66 Yellow Form BIG TEN of Commerce today announced that the 1980 Manchester persons need the services of an ac company rather than a business Another bit of slipshod practice ac 7:30 'lluntiT' Id rj I'tmallu’s -None 7 4 r IK Jones 4 24 Id L Moore 2 2 2 h Qumiela 76<5r*d 150 40 " Happy Bonnie Conlerence All Games Tomkiel 155-367. I'totlilM IN Ul >,» . Prt^uct Show will have a special emphasis on energy countant than realize it. That's (iit) Football: ln»ld« Th« NFL Shuts nn KiMi iMroit II 7-ft 2b ( iHik I IMI2 Totals 44 r-21 HH Trifecta 9-7 1 Pd 1447 60 . iWil Sharing w Liinsop wLTiniOP Skic«liH>.< IN Ul \ operating company since incoipe countants see frequently, Tulman 8:00 VUiohft 8-4 II 23 San Antonio ‘ 2b 21 31 2d 14 112 Killofera Mlat Ohio St 700296 62 910 2BP 141 3 ImMi iMbiMi LN saving devices, techniques and concepts. beating the drum for his trade, of from a personal holding Company can said, is a discrepancy between the (Si Tho NFL Story: Lino By Lino ImmIios iviroit H\itherli»rd Vhirh-« New JerM’s 28 2SII8 23 ft 11)4 SECOND RACE 5 16 (D) R's I..ee Streak Michigan 700211 61 620 2901X1 BLOSSOMS- Lorraine QM VS UIN I’l.issr .4 5 817 ITtree-point yoal<* New lin Koukiloul 4 IkMHir Cadillac 7 00 8 00 4 M All nialng l*urdue 61 0234 120F30 27MX< As many as 25 percent of the 185 displays will feature course, but Tulman does make some be ta x ^ at 70 percent. The IRS con amount in figures on a check and the 8:30 None Total fouls S:in Antonio !4> New 5 (i'rm'nsrwrt Time 6 00 5 20 Peterman 139-365, Doris NilwM VS NtN Cl) (40 ABC'o NFL Footboll 5 Jobber (Tiae 3 20 Bela Broker .Minnesota 4 40134 181 5 5 0 179 219 VVS SMiN conservation related products wilh the newest and most interesting points. siders the source of the company's amount written"out. Many banks Jersi-s ‘/7 A 6 5^4 Sliver Era lima 340IGS 166 3 7 0 IIS23I Deuse 144-356, Loretta Soocloi TIME 31 55 Indiana 34010B 143640 2S2H lNiN«n U7I advanced assortment of exhibit. The visitor to the show For instance: income in determining how it will be reject such checks, he said, while eft) 1080 A Intornatlonol Quiniela 46r9 Pd 329 20 ' SEVENTH C5 18 Siwek 148-355, Annamae M t 2tSil7 Monin-dl 3 2l> f idil.DKN ST\TK 'ini' Compact Cadillac Illinois 350194 2B37I 241» will find a greater assortment of information and advice Most taxpayers know they can take taxed. others pay .ttre amotint written out. Rocquotboll Tiironin 221) -4 Trifecla 4-9-5 Pd 3283 80 Wisconsin 25071 139370 114304 9:00 Siniihl()-2 2 Kink!l2 '5 2!i I atroM 3 DD 9A4 Pd 3130 00 Spot From Ix'C Donohue 135-361, Alice that has ever been assembled tinder one roof in our area. a once-in-a-lifetime tax-free capital Traps for businessmen are more T irsl |K»riisl I Mimlrral Umbras ,1 15 5 l.uivis 7 24 lb T ree 8 ‘7 5 23 Te Prixe Mich SI 250 130 159 3 7 0 233 277 Jai Alai Entries Tulman efted^ numerous disputes (ID Top Rank Boning »raini‘\ Momlo'i' 5 ;il 2 Montreal Parker 4 4‘ 12 Short 2 dot MnddLM THIRD R.ACE 5 16 (Mi Huily B Nrwestern 090 I.n 3T70 HU 15.1444 Violet 356. Committed to exhibit space at the show are displays gain of up to $100,000 if they sell their numerous and more stark. For exam with the tax authorities that can 11:30 VNII kenhei'i’f 1 Mondou Shull' Id (C 1 2 UrrriiHhs IMI4HI Ha\2d^it Hrown 1 Coach rivde 6 00 4 40 3 00 Bud Sharp BIG EIGHT Montreal \i ion ' Houir Tremblj\' 5 Little Howie 1100 4 20 Conlerent'c All Games THURSDAY featuring, wood and coal stoves, chimney cleaning and home after reaching age 55. Many ple, Tulman said, an accountant will arise over so-called insured health (1^ Racing From Yonkara MUMI T.dals ;|l 2:».T7 Idl 5 Cushie ('ream 3 20 l/)cker Key Racaway II 2f 4 Toronto rurnhull2'Sauamuk' PHII.ADKU’MIA III' TM's Fast Rider W LTPtsOP' W L T Pts 01 REC- Dan Jeski 150-374. Fbtt fireplace accessory equipment. There will be don't realize, Tulman said, that if try to keep a troubled businessman plans for individuals and companies 14 (1 ' T oionto I)i t I.iu o 8 S;ilrnink’ ' TIME 31 88 Waycrosn Mac Nehrask^ ft 00775 .V 9 1 0 408 52 Ji) SportaCantar l.runi.’ Id 1 I 21 I J..nes 2 44 8 (Tuiniela \S$b Pd 3102 40 Oklahom 1 ( VbaiMMvtwtt they have used part of the house for from letting lenders pressure him to 14 0 I'enallv Uavin Tor 8 7 Dawkins ■ 23 12 lheek'.l22Hi Tones r (»UI97 96 7 2 0 294 161 Ken Ostrinsky 369, Dick demonstrations of various solar power products. 5nd that the IRS regards as not really in 12:00 Seiotul (HTtml ft Toronto \im r 7 Trilmta 15-6 Pd 31,06090 EIGHTH B VC Missouri 4 2(Ur IB 7 302911159 3 U p M 4 4 fibbMMii^Ni business and deducted part of its up ^ Tha NFL Story: Lina By Lina I 22 lo llol|in>. 4 12 5 It Jone» 3 44 Dutch M Calvin Kansas 3 2 1 123 73 4 4 2 I6T. 177 Lesard 150- 365, Gene Yost LliiiqnVMti* Lliiii|aB4ina wmdmills and will have experts available to discuss the dump goods to pay off debt. Instead sured plans but setfl/ insurance — Mn kev I 2 II 7 Toronto lioM hinan.' Id Mix hft Ih Hiehardsoii ' 2 2 12 FOCRTH RACE 5 16 'C' ^ Football: Inald'a Tha NFL \iukT<.on K a rn s h ' 4 2 fi Monlrr-a'l TM's Diamomce OklaSl 2 2 1 80 » 3 5 I 159 176 7. M»4iima VNryMi wide range of nses of these power sources., keep, then tax must be paid on the the accountant will try to stretch out I urei.m HMi2 Totals 4.124 28 lid b Koollapner 1160 1120 4 20 MJ's Ivipcalion 358, Stan Jakiel 136-135-356, with definite lax consequences. 12:30 llou|i' 4 Treinblas \i ton K t> liolden drill I527 'Idi I Polish Shofur 14 00 7 20 Iowa St I 7 0 72 143 5 5 0 220 183 Sibt Cubf-lMj il!) Profaaalonol Football From Monirt-al Houk*'^ itri'inhUv l-m*!wa\ i All Corn Cdiu I 7 (1 83 W 1 90146134 Dick Roach US- For the homeowner, there will be insulation contrac capital gain in the same proportion the loans. He also cited ways in which a I’hiUlelphia Caira> III) 8 Preinediale 5 00 Jamie s Precious SacM* Canada i;i •IHS'n.illie'* SiiiltT l .... /•■ ^*-r> EVENING HKRALD, Thurs.. Nwv^O. 1980 ~ '2 :i 22 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs . Nov 1^ Foanutt — Chariot M. Schulx ACROSS DOWN Atiiwar to Previous Punie UlMEN LOOKjNe CAN WANOER OR VtX/ CAN JUST 7 FOR SOMEONE IN A 1 Part of tram 1 Tropical palm AROUNPLOOKINOANP STAMP IN ONE SPOT (pt') 2 Nerve part : SNOWSTORM,'<01/HAVE L00RIN6ANP LOOKING.. H0PIN6 THAT THE LOST S Status _____ 3 Let 8 Bs intsraitad 4 Steals By Abigail van Buren TWO CHOICES, PERSON COMES BY.. 12 Work cattle 5 Building 13 Actress corner Merkel 6 Biblical DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married for 14 American preposition eight years and have a 2'/z-year old daughter we are both • 0 , patriot 7 Grain Frank > E m tt crazy about. 16 Pine fruit 6 Pod ArtfcfM for Solo *1 Muticaf /nttnimanf* Apartmantt For Rent 53 OlHcet-Storea h r Rent 55 We have a happy, loving marriage, a nice home, good jobs 16 Baseball 9 Egyptian deity and a fun life. (I am a school teacher.) 0 0 o o o player Mel 10 Circlet DARK LOAM DELIVERED - O IW» UM4»d 8— 11 Weather DUPLEX. Kitchen with STORE OR OFFICE SPACE I love children and want another child soon, as I’m not I o o t f T s e e H O W 5 yards. ISO plus tax. Also 17 F ^ i bureau (abbr) appliances. Self cleaning available. 200. 400, and up to getting any younger. My husband doesn’t want any more. sand, gravel and stone. 643- Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 18 Upper Canada 19 Cheer. 26 df liquid 42 Holy image oven, and dish washer. Sliding 5000 square feel. 643-1442. oRly child and prefers peace, quiet and tran 20 Cuban dance waste T H E Y c a l x 9504.. PIANO - Kohler 4i Campbell. 20 Plant part 43 Solomon - T H i f glass doors to deck. IW baths. ••••••••«•••••••••••••»••• quility. He,8 an excellent father although sometimes he's a 21 Sunflower Maha^ony Spinet. Excellent 22 Emite______29 Bacretary's tr- 44 Musical Living room with fireplace Wanted to Rent 57 bit intolerant. TM FCRE TO INSTALL'' ir HAe ALL THE Mate (abbr) tor 0 O O D ^ B R d S ^ , W H S N ONE SET 6.50-15 Snow Tires condition, inside and out. Call OUR COMPUTER \ author matrument and air conditioner, w-w ------Be^re wc were metrried he said he wanted children, but THE U T r e e W/ZAJiP ACCURACV OF A 22 Animal 31 Upe of fuel mounted 330. One only 6.50-15 646-0495. MUST'VE GIVEN ' 23 Unused 45 Ululate carpeting. Two bedroom. THREE BEDROOM now he insists that one is enough. This is our only area of HOME COMPUTER GIANT COMPUTER garden 34 Chemical snow tire mounted $10. One M E T>4E W R O N G , 23 People of 24 File 46 Angers I E N D u P F i t t i n g Basement with washer and APARTMENT ■ Will pay $270 conflict, and it s a serious one. We both can see the other’s SOU ORPEREP.' y SOU'LL LOVE IT' A P P K E S S . y (ebbr) Delco 6 volt battery never Sporting G oods 46 dryer hook-up. $450 monthly, monthly. Will pay own County Cork 25 Of India 47 Blue-pencil used $40. 742-774J. , point of view but feel too strongly about our own to (prefix) 37 tarminated 649-7105 after 5 p.m. utilities. Call 649-3377. Mother 26 Exhausted (2 48 Ancient D O W N Bx/ERY p E u / compromise. w d f} 26 Bulkhead 38 Ssdan TWENTY THREE FOOT ------plus two school age children. writing According to our religion (Jewish) we have an obligation 30 Actor Ouryta PENN-YAN S^rt Fisherman FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. Rent guaranteed. 27 Unequal 30 Protected to replace ourselves. That's-fufo children. I would give him a 31 Pacific things 50 College M i n u t e d . Sedan. Hard top. Excellent Second floor, appliances, cen- ...... 41 In poor ||.10 condition. New electric trim surprise, but I might end up single. 32 Arid cohdltlon degree (ibbr) SOFA - 90" white Brocade. tral location, no pets, securi- Mfsc. tor Rent 55 33 Lysergic acid Ubs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin What do you think? Down' filled loose cushions. tv, -lease, references. $325. ------diethylamide r - 3 3 4 r - 7 - a • 10 n with head. Owner bought Call 649-3340 before 7:00 p.m GARAGE FOR RENT. U urel BEWILDERED Holp Wtntod 13 Hotp Wontori 13 Nomas For Salt 23 Butinati Proparty 26 Call 6400495 34 Fountain drink laraer boat. Call 742-8537 after ______St. M anchester,^ $20 per 35 Plunge m M 13 14 5:00 p.m. DEAR BEWILDERED: If he promised you children* liquid GLASTONBURY Three MANCHESTER Retail, TERESA APARTMENTS, 2 " ’ “ " ‘ b 616-7768. IS 11 FULL i P.\RT TIME BABYSITTER WANTED, keep reminding him o f his promise. And pray he has a 36 Of an era 17 TELLER Ol’EM.NG • mornings Hospital area Own bedroom Split Level with two storage and or manufacturing bedroom. 1 Main St. Available Antiques 48 change of heart before you have a change of life. 36 Herring II 19 ^■20 Experienced preferred, hut transportation Call alter full baths, appliances, acre space 2,000 square feet to 50 - immediately. On first floor. LJ AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE. Used non-slate 40 Wriggly fiih will tram qualified person wooded lot. screened summer 000 square feet Very Ideal for elderly person or 5p m 643-995" pool table with assessories. 41 Colt • mq|her 31 house, walking distance to reasonable Brokers couple. Located on busline 0, ^ , sala so Contact Mrs I Fritz, between Captain Easy — Crooka A Lawranca ^2 Mohammedan ■ " Good condition. $150 643-2230 and walking distance from Sale 60 }} 24 35 37 39 39 9 a m and 12 a ni 646-4004 PART TIME CHRISTMAS golf course $76,900 Peterman protected Call Heyman religion shopping and banks. $320 DEAR ABBY: I met this guy at a nightclub, and we were ■ Equal Opportunity Employer HELP - .Some days, evenings, Agency 649-9404 . 649-4844 Properties, 1-226-1206 LACE, LINENS AND 45 More worm- FIREWOOD, Kiln-dried hard immediately attracted to each other. He’s a Virgo and I’m WHAPP4 VA MEAN- '7 VOU SAVVy I'M ASKIN' VA HOW YOU TALK LIKE 7“ ALLOZ PIP 30 weekends Apply in person LOVELY THINGS Fur montniy plus heat. Includes infested 1 1 wood scraps 2ft xlft.xltxft. an Aquarian, so our signs are perfect for a lasting WHAT KINPA BOUNTy ) e N6U*H.P0W'I MUCH MONEY THE YOU'RE ACTUALLY S A Y YOU WERE WANTED. EXPERIENCED Diamond l5how Case. MANCHE.STER lip to 5,000 niture, frames and fancy caipeting appliances, air con- - ^ 49 Islands 33 34 box $2 Call Steve at 646-1681. relationship. He asked to see me the following night, and to IS SHE OFFERIN' ? A YA.6RIN30F L A P V 'S WILLIN' T'PAY W ILLING T 'T A K B / MIGH TY (JUICK MATURE SALESWOMAN to Slanchester Parkade EXECUTIVE HOUSE square feet zoned, light in things Come see at Red ditioner, storage, and coin FOl? SALE, Engine, 1971 50 ____ 1 J 1 cut a long story short, we soon became very, very close, if M E T'LEJ S O M E AIR. ON THE J O B l> 4 ON THE UPTAKE, 36 sell jewelerv Salary open . I ...... Contemporary Cathederal dustry Heavy exposure to Goose Farm Antiques. Gmse operated launory No pets Chevy, valve job completed. THROLffiH THIS Hammarskiold SNOW BLADE lor truck or you know what I mean. Abby. I never fell in love so fast in Inquire 643-4^20 ceilings Three bathrooms traffic 1-ocated East Middle Lane. Coventry. Open 6^1021. $200. Call after 5:30 p.m. 843- MAFIA ROPE? 51 Hindi dialect 40 41 Homes For Sale 23 jeep V i ft long Call 646-1418. ------—______• 93^ Walk-in closets Nine rooms Turnpike Available im weekends 10:00 a m. to 5 00 all my life! 52 Monster ■ NORTHKIELD GREEN 2355 square feet living area 2 mediately Call Mr Derosa. p m Phone 742-9137. THREE BEDROOM It turns out that he is engaged, but he’s l.aving serious 53 Mine 4J 43 44 46 47 49 UPRIGHT PIANO Solid 54 German and our customers Please MANCHESTER ■ Beautifully car garage For sale or rent 646-1698 ' D U P L E X - I t , ba t h s , Autos For Sal^ 51 doubts about whether he really wants to go through with it. Maple Twin Beds Three negative 49 s o SI call 528-6631 d ecorated 8 room Town Evenings 649-5635. or 643-9508 WANTF7D. Antique Furniture, appliances, carpeted, large (His fiancee lives out of state.) He is considering calling it Household Goods 40 cushion Sofa. Ladies and Boys fenced back yard. No pets o ff until he gets his head straight. He says their wedding 55 Went S3 House 3 bedrooms 2 'i baths, Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings WE PAY TOP PRICES for 56 Subtle SI S4 clothing, assorted sizes New $450 monthly, plus utilities MUNSON S CANDY rec room, fully applianced or Antique Items. R wrecked and junk cars. A & B date has been changed twice b^ause first she wasn't sure, 57 This iSp) stuffed toys and games Call ss SI 87 K ITCH EN IS a c c e p tin g kitchen Economical gas heat THREE BEDROOM Harrison telephone 643-8709 References. Security and Auto Salvage, used auto parts then he wasn't. I wouldn't feel that I was breaking up 649-8891 -is applications for part time Central air Front porch and CHARMER - Fireplaced lease required. 643-7780. Call Tony 6 4 6 - ^ anything if he calls it off this time employment Duties consist of iiatio To many extras to list' A N T IQ U E S i living room Formal dining FRIGIDAIRE - 17 cubic foot NEW gUEEN SIZE In the meantime we are seeing each other every chance we cleaning, stocking and Must be seen' Low 7t)s 742- room 2 car garage Screened Copper tone refrigerator WATERHED. Never opened COLLECTIBLES - Will THREE BEDROOM - Stove, get. He treats me like a queen and I am loving it I keep delivering Call for interview 88.36. or 646-4493 anytime No purchase outright or sell on porch Asking high 160s B W Custom' Imperial 170 10 year warranty Walnut refrigerator, dishwasher. telling myself. "This is wrong." but the minute I see him. we 649-4332 b....u.. 424*? liin L'LiF'k commission Houselot or Garage. Nice neighborhood. seem so right for each other Excellent condition' Call 646- stained pine frame, deck WANTED JUNK AND LATE single piece Telephone 644- Manchester. Tenant pays heat I’m afraid he's just using me ae company until he gets Allay Oop — Davs Graua 0495 pedestal mattress, liner, MODEL WRECKS - Cash briclqe healer Originallv $330 Now and utilities $400 Security married. He tells me he "caVes” for me. but he won’t soy "I ••• required. Cali 643-5372. Paid Call Parker Street Used Articles lor Sale 41 $199 563-0073 Rocky Hill Auto Parts. Inc. 6463391 love you." Where do I go from here. Abby? I HEAR*BEA4JTY I SAY,MUNDA,-- L YES... ( OH,NO! YEAH! RENTALS AND THE BEAST-IS HOW DO VOU {I ) MUNDAS NOT ' LETS 6 'i FT PLOW with hydraulic SIX ROOM DUPLEX - STAR GAZER ... Appliances Ceilar Yard 1974 SUBARU - Good condi MARVELOUS, ZELDAI LIKE YOUR „ S, /WUNCH.'I ME....! . GET lift Asking $650 Call M4-I755 tion Front wheel drive $1800 NEW N AM E? A L I ^ 'ER' 52 Convenient $355. Married ★ Rooms h r Rant negotiable Telephone 643- DEAR STAR GAZER: Quit looking at the stars and ' Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ALl MI.NUM Sheets used as ___ couple. Two children. No pets. MUST SELL MOVING TO 6785. or 6561723 look at the record. You're involved with a man who’s printing plates, 007 thick 649-8350 F'LORIDA, air-conditioners. MATURE MALE ROOM $15. considering breaking his engagement to another 23x28'j 25 cents each or 5 color 25' RCA TV excellent Female, mature $20 Non- 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER woman. You love him, but he won't say "I love you,” Early claimer justified forSI Phone 643-2711 Must he MANCHESTER MAIN condition Kitchen table and smokers Live-in References. 318 Three speed PosI rear even though you are very, very close (and yes, I know picked up before 11 a m One must have license, plus STREET, 2 room apartment. Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 chairs, baby crib, garden end Needs some work Best what you mean). Tell him goodbye and good luck, and to his jack of trumps Both ONLY few errands and meals 649- Heat hot water, appliances, no 11 tools. 5 gal wet and dry offer over $400 871-7385. to call you if and when he gets his head straight. -?o-do opponents followed and he and UConn. 5459 ^ s . security Telephone 523- P(X)L- 24 X 4 . 7 ft deep vacuum Lawn mower, spread his hand to claim his Perflex filter. 8 12 deck mechanical tools, books, BANK REPOSSESSIONS - contract ■■ NORTH tlui;i' 2 bcdrimm .ip.irinionis.iin 50* acres ul (imai \ cai li ttnb ,i $500 00 or best offer 568-7317 power saw. hedge trimmer MANCHESTER - Excellent 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury East looked it over careful MANCHESTER .New first «AQ63 etc Call 649-7057 furnished room for $2300 1976 Dodge Charger ly and said. You mean you iiwn Ininl cnirance Fulit appliaritct) kiti licn h iiIi ili*iiu,,v:„ i floor one bedroom apartment. DEAR ABBY IX)n't you ever have a problem? I'm sure VJI gentleman No kitchen Special Edition $2500 1973 are down one. don't you’’ " All appliances Wall to wall you must have If so. would you please share at least one 6Q6S42 uinintj jrra tijth xmHi in u .,;k TREDLE SEWING privileges Convenient loca "Not at all,' replied the ★ carpeting Ceramic tile bath GMC Jimmy Utility Truck with the millions of people who have shared theirs with you. ♦ K9 MACHI.NE. perfect con tion $35 weekly 649-4003 $2300 1969 AMC Ambassador Professor "f have a cinch " Dul paiiii Iwii ii\(>rsi/fd bfdiiHiiii.s mih wjip m , iuMi^ |„n OFFICE DESK - 60 x 30 $325 per month Utilities not FAITHRIL READER. ATLANTA The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productlona dition Ca II 64^7057 $500 The above may be seen WEST EAST Then the Professor led his WiKid and chrome Excellent included. Call Peterman Real with pritate dn s.sinp riMim upstairs Latindit lai iliiu * .a.ul.dili m GENTS ONLY Free parking at the Savings Bank of ♦ 2 eight of clubs Dummy’s king condition' Call 646-0495 ty 6469404 or 6461171 DEAR READER: 1 thought you'd never ask. One of VQ96 5 3 VK1042 ba.scriH'iil Hcaulilul rcdcciiratiun in prni cs* in*idi .mil i.i,i BEDROOM SET Queen Size Kitchen privileges Central Manchester, 923 Mam Street zlMSWE/e IS, 'A P ic t u r e , , lost to East’s ace and a heart my biggest problems is the newspaper that fails to ....4HO TliSRe ARE ♦8 *KJ10 7 SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. Bed with mattress and location 643-2693 for ap /S WORr^^lOOO w o r d s /. came back The Prof took his pointment FEMALE In MID run the tag with my column that reads: “ For a TIMES HWfN A/O ♦ Q7 6 5 32 *AJ104 fimic ,S,.c ou, iiil vrH V WITH V i)\\K M F .M I-...... Processed Gravel. Sand, boxspring 2 Bureaus and PLYMOUTH FURY II - ace. led a trump to dummy's TW EN TIES w a n t e d t o PICTURE IS WORTH Stone, and Fill F'or deliveries mirror $200 firm Call 647- Excellent condition' Must be personal, unpubliahed reply, write to Abby. 132 SOUTH ace, ruffed the nine of clubs Mirrisd CouplM preferrad. No Peti From IM /month. Sscurity^ SHARE two bedroom apart A HECK OE A LOT call George Griffing, 742-7886 9522 LARGE PRIVATE ROOM for seen to be appreciated Call Laaky Drive, Beverly Hllla, Calif. 90212. And pleaae ♦ KJ 10 6 7 5 4 and led his seven of hearts ment in Manchester Call 646 MORE/, roijuiD'd rent Household privileges 643-9729: if no answer please cncloae a atamped, aelf-addresaed envelope.” V A7 It didn't matter which oppo FOR SALE - Couc 1354. after 5:00 p m Y e n d Y f i r n ITURE, couch. 2 For responsible male Securi I hear from at leaat 300 people every week who do ♦ A93 nent took that trick If Vest Call 712 b4i " lables. chair T V antenna,ntfanna ' return call chairs, love seat, queen size ty plus references Call 649- not sign their names, or fail to include their ad ♦ 8 won. he would have to lead a rotor $95 72 West Street FOUR ROOM APARTMENT liir an apiminliiu in bed complete Call Alan 643- 6559 1972 FORD F 250. 4x4. Over dresses or stamped, self-addressed envelopes. Then © Vulnerable Both heart or club to give the Prof Saturday, 9 00 a m to 11 00 - Third fioor Appliances C50 6716 or 568-2948 sized tires Sunroof Carpeted they chew me out for failing to answer their letters. a chance to get rid of a losing a m Central location. Adults only Dealer East Apartments For Rent 53 Stereo. Best offer 6S6nM . I am the easiest person in the world to reach. diamond, if Eiast won, he No pets. Security. Lease. Should you lose my address, simply write to **Abby” Wnl NorU Eut South might cash his king of R eferences Call 647-1876, 1* !♦ FEMALE ROOMMATE 1978 FORD BRONCO Low in care of the newspaper that runs my column. diamonds, but that wouhl set after 5:00 p m. Pass ja Pass 44 WANTED - Non-smokmg. 20- mileage Best offer 742-6649 up dummy 's queen Business & Service BRASS FIREPLACE 25 Manchester Townhouse Pass Pass Pass "Beautiful,' eiclaimec' the SCREEN i ACCESSORIES - $150 monthly including heat MANCHESTER 4>^ ROOM r S student who was the iwrth CONDOMINIUM Please call 646-0495 and hot water 649-1312 Opening lead:68 player "But wouldn't you COMPLETELY NEW 2 P6tro9fQph rh« Born LoMr — Art Sansom nave been set if West held a VERNON - .Near 86. luxury bedrooms, IFi baths fully 1972 CHALLENGER - Car is second diamond’’ applianced. full basement TAG SA L E S Condo A p p lia n ces $345 in good running condition Has m iurei?e5 r\ Of course,' replied the monthly Securitj Security deposit, one year had new paint Please call 647- l e r 's By Oswald Jacoby Prof "But if East held just references Call 423-127, lease $450 monthly Call 646 9240 after 3 30 p m viAoa V tod AUo Sooug three diamonds he would have PISCES (FMi. 20-Mwch » ) Vou R M e a n w is TAG SALE AQUATIC 3923 4003 had to have a five-card heart I^Hbur esn gel sk>ng with rfiost people I n iL iJ k ; tup. CUR WORLD PETS. 811 Mam St 1974 PINTO good condition. lodey, wtth tr$e possible excep The Professor won the first or club suit and would not FEMALE ROOMATE MID- the Mall Manchester, Friday, GLASTONBURY (SOUTH I Call 6461418 tion of e know-ll-8ll Characters UUATCHgS.) trick with the ace of diamonds have opened one diamond ' Saturday, and Sunday 12 - ( Half of exceptional new t w t i n t i e s w a n t e d to of this ilk could wear down your over East's 10 Trick two went NEWSHAPER ENTERPHLSK ASS.N . p m Used Tanks, Pumps Duplex F'eatures carpeting, share duplex Glastonbury 4 1974 TWO DOOR HARD TOP patience and tolerance Heater, Cages, and much excellent closets, dishwasher, Hebroh. area Must be neat Dart Swinger Special* AftlES (March 2 1 - A ^ 19) You m ore' dispose- all. self cleaning Pets considered Rent Automatic, good condition NovBmbBT 21,1M0 could experience a trifle more stress than usual today in areas Services Offered 31 Servlets Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 oven, private basement with negotiable Call after 6 p m . Call 6460472 This coming sevorai situa 228-3560 tions ovBf which you may hav« which affect your security Keep laundry hookups, iv , baths, cool. Avoid behaving impuiaivefy. B4M TREE SERVICE imia contfoi oouM go off in direc- I 4iM TREE SER\ ICE Fre«- B.AB'i’SITTFlR responsible FARRAND RFIMODELING deck, neighborhood setting, CHEVETTE 1976 - 4 cylinder. T A tm u t (AprN 20-May 20) Per where TRRE-ME.NIX)US ser VERNON Four room luxury tKKiS you didn't inland Let them estimates discount senior mother available lor child Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters minutes to Hartford. $525 Very good condition. 56,000 sons not normally op p o a^ to Our Boarding Hotiaa vice IS guaranteed now HOUSEHOLD GOODS SALE - Condo Appliances, dis materiaJiM m their own way c i t i z e n s ( o m p a n y care lull or part time l.arge Hoorn Additions. Decks. All monthly 633-4566 Broker miles Built-in cassette Everything wiM worti out to your your ideas might offer unexpect offering FREE STUMP Something for Everyone' hwasher. carpeting, air con- .Manchester owned and vard quiel street Call 649- types of Remodeling and stereo Radials $2800 One uttimate oood. ed oppositKxi today. Try to be G R I .N DI ,N G with tree operated Call 646-1327 F'urniture. rugs, office desk, FOUR ROOM TOWNHOUSE ditlon in g. A v a ila b le im - owner Call 643-8058. or 643- tCOfIPtO (O ct 24-Mov. 22) Your understanding and placate them, WInthrop — Dick Cavalli 5417 Repairs Free estimates F'ul- Egap. how g ratifying DIFFERENT JOBS, removal Free estimates Ful- lamps, dishes kitchen ware, Two bedrooms, m baths, mediately Call Dave. 646- 4104 5 to 8 p m r>eed to express your independ rather than rutfiefheir feathers Iv insured Phone 643-6017 GEM INI (May 21-Jwne 20) The KGWCTy.' THAT MV l it t l e A P PIFFERENT PEOPLE' K insured References Senior maple table and chairs, brass basement, new appliances, 0121 ence is t ik ^ to be quite strong Citizens Discount 643-7285 RF.MODFILING kitchens, fireplace set. refrigerator today You'll resent being dictat control of things personally THE APPEALEP TO-ER.AH- u s u a l l y the LEON CIEZSYNSKI carpeting $425 Henry Agen 1979 CHEVETTE - 2 door, important to you may be in the r NEVER KN evV YfciU bathrooms ceramic tile, Christmas decorations, and FURNISHED APARTMENT ed to by anyone who wants to -WITH A FCCTTBALL- WCRP'S lUCH A MATjRE GROUP DRGANI7ATION BUILDFIR .New homes, ad cy, 644-2525 automatic transmission, am- hands of others today, rather CrOULHD HAVE S O counter tops blcK-k tile floors spinet piano too' Much, much FOR RENT 3 room, split rearrange your schedute Find FULLCFSAND. 'sparkle GUVS WOULDN’T ditions remodeling, rec fm radio, rust proofing 27,000 out more of what lies ahead lor than in youra. Strive to make the AMJCH FUN... ( all (V46-3046 m ore'C all for directions Sale level,, prprivate, entrance Im- WE AM MAJOR KOOPlE. g r u n t if VOU REWEAVING BURN rooms, garages, kitchens VF-RNON One bedroom Con miles Asking $4200 Call 646 you in the year following your best of bad situations. Fo r PROFFISSIONAL FAl.l to be held this Saturday and ow WANT THE NOTEPEPULATOR' IVANkEP JUT Their m a c u l a t e l y HOLES Zippers umbrellas CLEANUP call 649-V437' ...... rem.odel. ded. ceilings, bath tile, do with appliances, carpeting. c le a n 8397. between 9 a m and 9 birthday by sending for your CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) ~ r Sunday all day Call 646-0495 Professional person Pressure from your peers today IT! Th i£> is p r o f e s so r fingernails . , repaired Window shades Lawns raked" Shrubs dormers roofing Residential .Nowavailable $340permontn p m copy of Astro-Graph Mail I t lor PalnllngPaperlng 32 could lead you to do something Vv it h Ru s t y senetian blinds' Keys TV or com mercial 649-4291 plus utilities Call T J preferred Plenty of parking each to Astro-Graph. Box 469. A L F R E D n o r t h trimmed and carted away which may not necasaartty serve TAG SALFI - Saturday 4 Sun Crockett Realtor 643-1577 space Ready for occjpancy 1972 DODGE MAXI VAN $500 Radio City Station. N Y t(X)19 BLANKHEAP.' PLIERS F'OR RF'-NT Marlow s.- 867 Reasonable rales PHOFFJSSIONAI. PAINTING DESIGN KITCHENS - your best interests Be strong Mam Street 649-5221 day. November 22nd 4 23rd, 9 IJecember 1st Call 843 1879 Call after 5 p.m 6461607. Be sure to specify birth date Interior and exterior Cabinets Vanities Formica to 4 57 Jean Road, SAOfTTAm US (Nov. 2»-Oec. 21) Don't yield to temptation. Commercial and residential Counter Tops Display. FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- $335, LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) To serve Manchester Automobile, fur ONE BEDROOM Tackle your chores cheerfully F'ree estimates Fully in Storage & Bookcases Kitchen plus utilities Gas heat 1978 PINTO, excellent condi today, even though your work your ambitions today, be very CFIRAMIC F'IHI.NG Discount CONSTRICTION BRICK niture. stereo equipment, APARTMENT FIRST If . sured 646-4879 Cabinet Fronts Custom Security References Call tion $2,800 firm Call 6461607 load IS apt to be a trtfte larger A careful you don't upsat others In rates Quick servu-e fa ll 643- All color?''* Glazed Block pingtpong table, sporting FLOOR. Heated Stove VVoodworking ^9-9658 649-8349 after 5 p m proper attitude is extremely* the proceu. Consider their feel- 2543 originally cost K to $4 each goods and sundry items Refrigerator.included Adults important ir^s M well as your own. .loinl reinforcement Call No pets Security. $275 "per VM O O (Aug. 2»-Sapt. 22) Define PAINTING INTERIOR AND CARPENTRY SERVICE MANCHESTER Sunny three 1967 AUSTIN HEALY MK C A m c o m i (Dec. 22-Oan. 19) 1 •» V WZO 0**.LU eumings 649-56,35. or 643-9508 month Available January 1st, There IS a chance you will be your objectives clearty today and LAWNMOWERS EXTERIOR Paperhanging Complete remodeling room 3 room er New decor and 3000 - Running, needs restora 3 . Z Dogs-BIrds-Pets 649-6006 lodged by your spr^smanship plan wisely how you hope to 7 REPAIRED 15 Sr Citizen Exjrerienced references .Ser- additions kitchens, rec <3 more Under $170 236-5646 tion $1000 or best offer Call Levy’s Law — James Schumeister qualities today Whether you win achieve them. A poor blueprint Discount' F'ree pick up and V I n g VI1 111 m a n 11 c . riKims. roofing and siding 872-0000 alter 6 00 p m Locators, small fee or lose, do it with grace will upset your timetable delivery FIxperl service .Manchester Bolton. Coven Design Service Call 'Roy SOUTH WINDSOR KENNEL H om es h r Rent 54 S OI NG MOTHER will take AOUAfW iS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) U M A (Se p t 22-Oel. 23) Steer e c o n o m y L A W N M O W E R try. Columbia Tolland areas CLUB offers 8 Weeks care of children weekdays, un Crocker Builder. 646-7406 VER.NON - Free hot water. 3 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 2 Goals important to you today clear of iridivtduais today you BETH, I'M O O W falD IF YOU POES THAT N«AN ' I THINIC J Handling Course, in Breed 4 647-3660 til 3 00 II m in my W- J Grillo,, 423-6.582 rooms with m ajor appliances EAST HARTF'ORD HOUSE door, vinyl roof, automatic may not be equally so to your feel to be arrogant or too self- A64S-AUNT-POOIME I'LL HAVE -TO W 0 « 6 Manchester borne Call 643- Healing-Plumbing 35 .Obedience, beginning October $200's 236-5646 L ocators, Newly decorated Two transmission. AM-F.M radio associates Don't be disappoint seeking. Their. behavior will TO M A B R Y MP. IS WILL Sri- SHABT M/ROOM 50MPTHIN6 OUT, 1st and 2nd Cost,J25 F'or ed If they don't share your enthu annoy you even more than usual. . THAT OXr. WITH YOU ? UVP y p s , WITH HW.7 2023 PAINTING BY CRAIG small fee bedrooms with basement. Call 6463743 P E F lN tT E further information 569-3010. siasm WSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) WITH U S? SHE NO JOB T(K) SMALL - Toilet Carpets Garage Just $375 OHAN6E • OGDFJN Interior and 563-0128, 678-0254. 289-8188 WILL, FJxlerior Specialist' Fully In repairs, plugged drains, ONE BEDROOM 2365646 Locators Fee CAMARO 1978 - Automatic, TO B-B UPHOL.STERV Cusloiii CERTIFIED. DOG 684-5191 and 875-9127 sured Free Flstimates C all kitchen faucets replaced, APARTMENT Heat and hot 305 V-8 Stereo cassette, air. Work Free F'.stimates Will GRIXf.MEH - All brec-ds Call anytime 649-8749 repaired, rec rooms water No appliances $300 VERNON HOME Carpeted MIchelin radials $4200 Call Ski* OlancM — QU Fox pick up and deliver Please lor an appointment 528-5903 bathroom remodeling heat SAMSON. JET PATCHt_1 1 ^ monthly Security, 6462426. four roomer New decor All 643-7567 call 646-2161 after 4 IKJ p m modernization, etc M & M A.ND BRANDY, are adorable 9 00 a m to 5 :00 p m. modern. $375 236-5646. EXTERIOR PAINTING plumbing 4 Heating 649-2871 kittens in need of a good weekdays Locators Fee 1 975 MUSTANG 4 Bugs Bunny — Haimdahi A Sti^al experienrydi college student home 342-0571 or 633-6581 WESTBROOK DRY WALL EM ER Y’S CYLINDER. Flxcellent condi * j c c a B f c ’ / COMPANY established in Q u a 1 \w work Very MANCHESTER TWO TWO BEDROOM CAPE IN tion, Automatic Luxury in I MMeiABS HOME IMPROVEMENT liftLV BIG PAWS AND LITTLE I CO*ie*X.T«HT IVE SKOME TW£ B£ST V 1949 'Sheet rock- reasoifable prices Call Mike, BFJDROOM, furnished apart East Hartford near Pratt 4 terior Am /Fm Stereo, New BATNTUBC Zi Specializing in ceiling and Vinyl and Aluminum siding 569-3458 or 569-4945 PAWS win some triple pawed ment Each bedroom has Whitney. Available December brakes and battery Asking t h e w hole A f Roofing. Gutters and B I f L A Z I B d tiger cats which desperately 1st $400 per month. Security $2,780 Call 6461463 'll walls No job too big or too separate private bath. Quiet. laraders 17 yrs experience Home (jiiArantve iB need a home 342-0571, 636 small 643-0237 D'P Repair j Sauna, pool, exercise room. and references. 8767702 LFIF; p a in t in g Interior 4 6581 Short Riba — Frank Hill Registered with state and Exterior "Check my rate porceiaii New Condition. $440 per 1966 LINCOLN Good condi CAN Mfl HELP Y0U7 consumer protection oergiass Spray j month. 6460505 OHIcas-Stores hr Rent 55 tion. and Reo 2 horse power TWEYKE SBNeiAIG ■LJ., T k A T f e A , before vou decorate ' Depen 'iSF'.si’a JET'S a lovable tiger cat No W H A T A PE T H E "/ •TMBVSeEMTD If you ran walk on it we can dable Fully insured 646-1653 ippiarvces &| snow blower Best offer Call C ^ . A SIC3 \SDODE^ Tf. TWEVCAN T ' I work on jobs, all work and .dhrvelb Display at need lor a litter box. He'll use MANCHESTER^ Kids O K OFFICE, STORE 4 STUDIO - 649-0801 OOl/YJS NOW ? /WXIN 0 A P iR cover It' ipalerials guaranteed Free BOWL X. U S IN A fl HIGHLAND ST E M your facilities 342-0571, 633- Carpeted four roomer. Excellent location. Good traf Carpeting hardwood, estimates Call Emery Cor GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND GFIORGE N CO.NAJERSE 6581 Available now $200's. 236 fic exposure surrounded by Trucks h r Sale 62 mier 646-5209 i?03> 528-8200 resilient lloors slate Painting and paperhanging 5646 Locators. Fee. four banks. Rent includes ceramic tile ELITE TILE: • ry I Thirty years experience FREE TO GOOD HOME. h eaL ^ rk in g and janitor. Call 1972 FORD PICK-UP Shepard sheep dog 2 years ______> 7 1 -7 4 7 0 646-5209 Telepfione 643-2804 Flooring 35 EAST HARTFORD, Co^ one 64651 $175 Can be seen at Hulls old. all shots. Very good with bedroom in house Utilities in- Auto Body, Bolton Or call children ■ Call 633-9217. cluded $145. 236-5646 MANCHESTER - Retail,, 6461337. BRICK. BLCX'K. S T O N F ? ^ ------FLOORSANDING 4 d a n SHEA PAINTI.NG 4 REFINISHING lloors like Evenings. Locators. Fee. storage and or manufacturing F i r e p l a c e s C o n c r e t e OFFICE CLEANING Depen Tkg Pink ONE wnw DFXORATING Interior and new' Specializing in oider ce. 2,000 square feet to 50.- FORD F 150 Four Wheel AND S T IL L’ TMAT5 NEAT Chimney Repairs No Job dable Trustworthy exterior Also Wallpapering floors Natural and stained THREE ADORABLE MANCHETSER. Carpeted feel. Very reasonable. Drive 1977 Silver 4 speed, » 1 CUDWEES IN US Too Small Call 644-8356 for F7xperienced R eferen ces X MANASEDT) PETUNIA- Quality Craftsmanship! Call floors No waxing anymore! KITTENS. Looking lor good five roomer. Near buses. Kids Brokers Protected. Call engine. Excellent condition: estimates______Reasonable rates 646-6207 < £ E P /V t v WHICH Ta n k c a n n o n , a n p t h e 6465424, or 6461305. John Verfaille, 6465750 homes Call 6496480 after O K . $200's. 236-5646. Heyman F*ropertles at 1-226 $4000. firm Call 643-8142 after Flttchof*a Landing 11:00 a m. Locators. Fee 1206. 6 p.m. c u e t a i n S, OH-OH. -m is HlPPlLi^^ a l w a y s I PtRHAPS He HAS AN lOtlTI Hev m a n ! DO VOU H A V t CHAAiqe.. EEMININITV, IS NOUES? •flLVlMC; 1 5 M t SACK. ON UJH05t liM t HAG COMfc, FPOR.'AToewiP*o r .' A ----- . H e SA J lT tR . S V S T tn . ------X, y . ^ I 3H H l H tR t Hfc ' -7=C*i! COMfeS.y V S — z j,- ..and then she pasted Robert Redford's face over mine on all our wedding pictureal" C ia*t py : call 643-2711 ^ -jtS » ★ Call 643-2711 ^ut TIME 31 63 Kan SI 0 HU 54151 2 8()liB 187 tors, home siding contractors, passive solar greenhouses as the percentage deducted. The When businessmen get into trou business can avoid tax on the ap \|.m.4 4d Duns Tor 4 4d Shand I 'l None Total !„,,u (;.,|(lin guimela I5D Pd 369 60 I’recious Revenge I liiiqti-toiMa 3:00 7 10 iiavm Tur (K Mondini Mon Mate 77 Iina Lucky Hannah HOME ENCINEEKS- and cleaners, displays featuring do-it-yourself winteriza remainder is tax free. ble, they tend to relax credit stan predation of real estate il owns by 11 SportaCantar 10 Philadelphia 2H Tix tinn al- \ Tnfeeta fi-l-6 Prf 31 395 00 Duilwillie' lO w a rto O * 14 ^ H Id? Kathy Knox 458, Marie St. S f a M i Salt I lUwVili^ tion products, and home improvement supplies. Conversely, many persons don't dards^ toward customers. Tulman transferring the real estate to a 3:30 Third jm'IkhI Nuni* I‘mall i**'- Fll-TH HACK 5 16 (C. NINTH C 5 16 viC CartaBlanchaTannIa 4 Atlanta iVh 9 20 4 80 3 60 Onge 201-495, Carol Scott 7 btiabilVZani I ldB«-aiama Representatives from several local oil fuel dealers will know you can rent out a vacation said a good accountant generally will shot' k-oal Montreal lit -K I. UixlneMl.iN > Sports Tf .ilisai Iioii' 1 Silly Bov 4 60 5 20 Ah Kennv shareholder owning more than 10 r.Tonlo Id II Mx t nited Press intern,iiion.il J K B 484, Marlyn Dvorak 181- (abi Fada^OUta be discussing energy and cost saving devices and major home for up to 15 days a year without insist on just the opposite course. (roalies Montreal Lll.K-que Tofiinlo 2 Sauev Hawk 3 20 Joyous Mark percent of the company in return for Masehali TIME 31 61 TbiO declaring the income for taxes, Accountants find examples of in 1 rha \ lh4ff I level,HxJ Named i ai !■ iiieiv Quiniela 1A4 Pd 33b 20 Kilosera Sunspot isi9-516. Shirley Eldridge utility company representatives will be on hand to help the shareholder's slock That shifts • i.iii.ik,er .i.n.l Mel (Jui-eti piif him • ,>ai f' Tnln la 4 12 Pd 3367 20 - Top s .lelsel Bowling 175-457, Diane Cote 192-493, I Ow*l IniifiM 2 baiMVCMte suggest ways to cut the utility costs in the home. Tulman said. credible carelessness in the way 'I I h.irlestoii .n InternaiKiiul I ■ .icoe t)|ympu Mover 3 CwhT 4 (MiiM-Sda the capital gain tax on the apprecia If you rent out your principal business firms and individuals handle ItoIMIo Phdadelplii.i \>'ierfed pit'fiet .Ion SIXTH RACE 5 16 'Ai Riist VriM: Patty Westine 189-477, S M aV iltfi 5 Parti Otoa Transportation needs will be met at booths featuring tion to the stockholder who pays on Hockey Ar.iLhi I-' then ...... iiv i.oin , loh 2 liusler Ikdl 8 00 3 00 6 80 Impala Tex 7 (iiim M aiBtU t liiHfai hama residence for more than a year and checks. They sometimes hold them < ho .a-o 122 Old added '.uIlK'Ider Me) indt.- s.im he/ 3 t>pp 8 hiring perm'anent Manhattan, told police he had armed himself Ik'parimeni b cuttuial protiram 1.8 replacements for the position of replacements for the position of He then drove to the Ramrod Club a bar five others were admitted for treatment of MASSEUSES. Full or part sn>king a qudlitiikl in.strudor of housekeepers Full benefits and nurse aides Full benefits and *uit with a submachine gun and three prstols FOUND. Gray and white cat • VrainicH lor 27 w w ks ilurinjf ihe training Days Call or apply in training provided All three shifts frequenti'd by homosexuals, and opened fire gunshot wounds One shooting victim was time Good steady clientele person 4 Call or apply m person to smooth alliance sc'hfMil vear ( Idiist'S art* ollcrtHl on Wednesday night He said he then drove a in vicinity of Adams and Deer on a group of men with an Israeli-made Uzi treated and released Windham area Open every ik ‘K>nnt*r Advamed and Meadowi CixnilesMnt Hmm WASHINGTON (UPI) - President policy because "a new conscience has field Drive Please call 649- Meadows Convaiescent Home Cadillac stolen from his father to Greenwich submachine gun I'ollce said all the victims lived in 1972 or 646-5187. day It a.m til midnight 423- fnltTim-didlt* 14'vels tM>iMcci> 9 3ii 333 Bldwell 81. 133 Oldw«ll St. awakened” in the region 7519 A M and 2 30 I' M KnoMlcdk>c id MANCHESTER.CT. MANCHESTER.CT Village, where he opened fire on groups of Police said he made a U-turn in the Cadillac, Greenwich Village Carter has a chance to smooth over some men in a homosexual bar and near a rough spots with a critical ally. West Ger Carter asked his successor not to drop LOST - White Retriever Ouncan ('(‘raiim tirome 6 4 7 -9 1 9 4 6 4 7 -9 1 9 4 got out of the car. and opened fire.on the bar One man. who is still unidentified, died NATIONAL SHOPPING 'vtainb (NiurinK n>»ldb and iinnf; his human rights banner and told Latin Shepard mixed. Female with delicatessen again shortly after arriving at the hospital The se man Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, in a SERVICE seeking area ItN'hniquPS is rtNiuiri-d for ihi- jot) Americans to reject right-and left-wing tags Answers to "Heidi" He was actually pretty calm about the "There were bullets crashing through the cond dead man. identified as George W'entz, luncheon meeting today. representative, part time Maintananca Asslstairtt totalitarianism. Vicinity Waddell and Center work, irregular basis Varied Kitchen Help whole thing He told us. I'll k ill'th em window and glass flying, said Andy Daniels, age unknown, suffered a stomach wound and Later in the afternoon. Carter was to Streets. 649-1532 Reward I homosexuals I all They rum everything. " welcome his successor Ronald Reagan to In his speech to the Organization of interesting comparative shop Applicalion.s ar<> availabli' at (he one of about 150 people inside the Ramrod died at the hospital this morning about 6a m , ping. No investment. Include Personnel Ulfice Town Hall 41 IN the White House for their first meeting American States, greeted with a standing LOST ID BRACELET with IN Detective Tom Sobota of the 6th Precinct "Somebody next to me fell 1 didn t stop 1 just (Kilice said hone no. with response. Shop nler .Sln*et .Manchestrr 1 losinjj quoted Crumley as saying ran for it since their October debate in Cleveland. ovation. Carter also called for a "strict the name Russ on it. Lost in R!’ Check P.O. Box 28175 date for filing is Kridav Ik-ceinber ANTiaPATION The other shooting victims were identified Schmidt, who has joined other European policy" of non-intervention in troubled vicinity of the Manchester Atlanta. Ga 30328______I98u Kor further information con ANTiaPATION Criimpley was charged with murder,^ Terry Kline, another customer, said W'e Parkade. Call 646-1493. .1(1 the Arts Building M7-.'U)fW as Thomas Ross, 57. shot in the shoulder. leaders in welcoming Reagan's election, Central America— specifically Nicaragua attempted murder and illegal possession of all ran to the back but we-couldn't open the Olaf Gravesen, 37. shot in the arm; Rene ...... BABYSITER WANTED to sit OF AUBOR meets Carter for what Schmidt himself and El Salvador. for 2 small children, in my OF A LABOR weapons Police say they believe he acted door because it was locked and we couldn t go Matute, age unknown, shot in the leg, shoulder Per$onali 2 alone despite earlier reports three gunmen called a farewell visit. home. 40 hours per week \n (N)ual upiMirtunits em[>loyer through the windows because there was heavy and buttocks; John Litaker,'X. shot in the Asked about his meeting with Carter UNATTACHED’ Meet 'new Must have own transporta- STRIKE committed the shootings Schmidt arrives in Washington against The Meadows Convalescent STRIKE chicken mesh wiring on them he said shoulder and Richard Huff, age unknown. and other top U.S. officials in Washington, The Meadows Convalescent compatible companions in tion, and references. 649-4110. Home (8 hiring permanent the background of new friction between . Schmidt told reporters in New York Manchester area Lowest Home ■% hiring permanent VACANCY replacements lor the position ol replacements tor the position of Washington and Bonn over defense spen GENERAL MAINTENANCE maintenance assistant Full Wednesday it would be "a type of goodbye cost. elaborate,^^confidential kitchen help Full benet'ts and Farmers PKRSO.N The Manchester benefits and training Days Call ding. Also, it is an open secret that and dignified nationwide training First and second shifts visit ... but I shall, of course, meet with Coventry Public Schools or apply m person system Free literature B «rd of Education Is seeking Call or apply >n person D. MIRUCKI’S 'A . 'A ,;J An Schmidt and Carter never had the newly elected members of the Senate and Meadows Convalescent Home to push Dating of Prestige, applicants for a General Meadows Convalescent Home warmest of relations. .Maintenance Person This is a 333 Bldwell SI those about to get greater responsibility/^ Williamstown, Mass. 01267 Board Clerk MANCHESTER.CT 333 Bldwell SI Schmidt and Reagan are not scheduled permanent full lime position. MANCHESTER.CT ROOFING, GUTTERS hv (Ift/KMnfMM'Mf & 6 4 7 -9 1 9 4 for law to see each other during the German's Before he left Bonn, officials said Help Wanted 13 (7 :0 0 a m. to 3:30 p m I High Duties are taking of 6 4 7 -9 1 9 4 Office Hours: ftnrrttfm irt school or technical school current U.S, tour. Schmidt would meet with Carter and minutes of board of ROOF LEAKS Monday & Friday 9 00 am — 5: pm senior Reagan aides to reassure them that SALESWOMAN for retail diploma. Five years qualified 2 On Wednesday, Carter addressed tradesman experience may be education’ meetings CROMWELL (UPI) - Tuesday & Thursday 1:30 pm — 8 00 pm West Germany would increase 1981 fabric store. Part time with Members of Connecticut's Commercial and Residential hemispheric foreign ministers in a speech some experience necessary considered Starting salary, (evenings), prompt Wednesday 9:00 am — 2:00 pm defense spending — from the 1.8 percent 213.705 Excellent benefits. CLERK TYPIST mqjor farmers' associa strongly defending his human rights Retail experience preferred transcription, prepara EMERGENCY SERVICE Saturday 9 00 am — 1:00 pm policy. He stressed he was proud of the originally plann^ to close to 3 percent. Contact Mr: Wilfred Dion, Full time opening immediately available in tion have voted to push for Apply So-Fro Fabrics, Burr Supervisor of Buildings and tion aijd assembling of Corner Shopping Center, 1151 Grounds, 22 School Street. our general merchandise department. a "right to farm" law 649-6075 117 U8T CENTER 8T. Tolland Turnpike, agenda materials - Ap designed to protect M6-8632 MANCHESTER Manchester Manchester, Connecticut, 647- • We are seeking a bright, well organized in 351 4 Equal Opportunity proximately 20 hrs per farmers from nuisance Employer. week. dividual for varied interesting typing and suits Court stays order NURSES AIDES. Experience Appy: f)r. Vriiolil K. clerical duties, The policy approved preferred Full or part time. STATION ATTENDENT Immediate openings on 3:00 to Kliiiun, .Suiicriiitenilenl Wednesday by Connecticut 11:00 p m. and 11:00 to 7:00 NEEDED I" Part lime. Apply • Must have good typing skills. 0 in person. Gorins Sport Car. of ScIiooIh, I(o\ .'i.Ki, Farm Bureau Association a m. shifts. Contact Mrs Route 83, Vernon.______• Must be able to work independently and members provides support DON'T BE COLD THIS WINTER! easing cable rules Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. C o v en try , CT 0(>2.')8 (or any legislation which FEMALE HELP WA.NTED. 7 22-7.’{l7 KOF.‘______able to handle a variety of functions. NEW YORK (UPI I - A federal appeals The effect of the action would be to open NURSES AIDES. Positions Experienced mature salesper- • Must posess strong communication skills. would combat “the harass Hot yyater Heat ]Hithout Plumbing! available on 7-3, 3-11. 11-7 son. Apply in person ment of nuisance suits or INTERTHERM PORTAILE ELECTRIC HEATERS court has temporarily stayed a key more programming markets to the fast growing cable industry, which started out shifts Good starting wages Marlow's. Inc . 867 Main • This is a 40 hour position. attempts to eliminate Federal Communications Commission and benefits. Excellent oppor Street, Manchester. COORDINATOR OF FOR ROOMS as a way to improve TV service in com Liberal Fringe Benefits program, which in agriculture from com UP TO order that would free cable television tunity to learn nurses aides VOLUNTEERS systems of restrictions limiting the munities with poor reception but now skills We will provide you cludes paid holidays, vacations, and sick munities " • Never needs refilling 10x10 KEY PUNCH OPERATOR The Manchester Public sources and type of programming they appeals to customers who want more with complete orientation in leave. Association members • Fireproof children and your position,-as well as on the .Alfa-Numeric. Full time. School system is seeking claim some people moving pets cant be burned provide. programming diversity. Apply: Gaer Brother. Inc., 140 candidates (or a coor Why have a cold room when you can heat it econom ob training. Apply: Riverside Group insurance program including -I • Lets you sleep at night FOR ROOMS The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Rye Street, South Windsor. to rural areas find normal // worry-tree iealth Care Center. 528-2167. Jinator of volunteers. ’/ '( ically witti this remarkable portable heater that looks Malrite T.V. of New York Inc., on UP TO after hearing oral arguments, stayed the i This is a part-time positior hospitalization, life insurance, and pension farming methods annoying • No noiSy fans to blow and works like a permanent baseboard Permanently 11x11 behalf of the country’s broadcasters, dust and dirt . FCC order Wednesday and set a full to begin in January. plan. Good starting rate. and often wind up taking sealed'in water and anti-freeie solution warms the appealed the order in the 2nd Circuit, • Listed by Underwriters airyeven after the buiil-in thermostat shuts electricity hearing on the issue for late January. The Deadline for receipt 0 their complaint to court. Laboratories Inc CSA For personal consideration please call per off for exfra economy Absolutely sale, too Pul which covers New York, Connecticut and tetters of applicatior etc FCC order was to go into effect Nov, 28. They say farmers cannot behind lloor-io-ceilmg drapes, furniture, doors, any. FOR ROOMS Vermont. CARRIERS NEEDED sonnel department, at 289-3301, Monday thru • Plugs into any ordinary and/or resumes it afford the time or money UP TO On July 23, the FCC voted 4-3 to allow outlet where A child can stuff tissue into rt without the slight "We are obviously very pleased with the December 10, 1980. 12x12’ cable systefns to carry as many distant • Nutmeg Vllllage, Garden or Friday, 9-4. needed to fight such court • Ooesnt use up oxygen est danger Best of all. you get soft, healthful hot For further information signals, that Is, signals from television court’s decision, since a stay is given only action in the arr water heat without piping or plumbing In decor- Woodgate Apts., Vernon. contact: Wilson E. Deakin ator gray design stations outside their own community, as when it appears there is a likelihood of M o n ^ A'nother measure ap success on the merits of the case," said Phona 647-9946 or 647-9947 x Jr.. Assistant Superinten / proved by association they want. dent for Administration SHOPRITE . MANCHESTER ITie commission also rescinded the right Vincent Wasilewski, president of the members on the closing National Association of Broadcasters. • Beacon Hill - Tolland St. Manchester Public SUPERMARKET G R O ssm n n s of local broadcasters to require that cable Schools, 45 North School, day of their annual ^ 145 SPENCER ST. »n(7^ev»ns products comppnT "We are optimistic as to the final out Area of East Hartford N l M l M t t L meeting gave support to a 649-0136 aystemi black out programs piped in by St., ^nphester, Ct. 06040 cable systems from distant stations if the come." , Call Ernia at 643-8035 847-3451 E t t t i l a r ^ twn-tier minimum wage local jUtion atreadYSiai rights to show NAB serves a membership of more than tpx imtr* An Equal Ogportunlty Enqrtoyir M/F the program. 4,600 radio and 655 television stations.