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24 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. M, 19B0 Registration scheduled business____ for real estate classes Pickens retires MANCHESTER — Manchester Com through the Community Services Division munity College announces available is $80. iim irliPBtPr registration for Its real estate offerings All courses with the exception of the at The Hartford for the spring. The courses are designed to Saturday class will be taught by AI provide both future and present real es Werbner, assistant professor and coor HARTFORD- John L. Pickens, of Manchester, vice tate personnel with the opportunity to dinator of real estate education. The Cold president of loss control for The Hartford Insurance prepare for licenses as well as for con Saturday class will be taught by Alfred Sunny today, continued Group, has retired after 34 years of service. He presided tinued growth and knowledge In the real Lesperance, Realtor. cold. Fair and continued cold over a staff of 520 engineers, industrial hygienists and estate field. Classes will begin Jan. 21 through Jan. WEATHER Saturday. Details on Page 2. other loss control professionals, located in 100 field of The basic “Real Estate Principles and 27. fices nationwide Practices” course will cover topics Walk-in registration for these and other A veteran of World War II, Pickens served with the required for licensure examination of real MCC courses will take place at the Vol. C, No. 73 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, December 26, 1980 \ OLR IWHfETOWN NEWSPAPER • Since 1881 • Single Copy 25t • Home Delivery 20« U.S. Navy in the Pacific, then joined The Hartford as a estate sales personnel and brokers by the registrar’s office on Monday, Jan. 12 and field engineer in Albany. New York, in 1946. He previous Connecticut Real Estate Commission. Tuesday, Jan. 13 from 9 a.m. to noon and 4 ly held engineering positions in construction and Two sections will be offered at MCC once p.m. to 7 p.m. manufacturing a week during the evenings on Mondays Telephone registration (or the Saturday He came to the home office in 1948, transferred to San New flight and also once a week on Wednesday course will only be accepted until Jan. 9. Francisco m 1961 and returned to the home office in 1967 evenings. A third section will meet Satur Walk-in registration will take place as His election to vice president in 1977 culminated a series Eastern Airlines and British Airways launched their “Bradley day mornings. above. of promotions. —London Bridge” earlier this month with the first flight from Connec "Real Estate Appraisal I” is also For additional information call 649-1061. Pickens, is a registered professional engineer and is ac ticut. Left to right; William Joseph, area manager for Eastern; required by the Connecticut Real Estate State shivers on Christmas tive in many industry and professional organizations. He Richard Bauman, area manager for British; Dr. Martin Duke of Commission for licensing of real estate By I nil4-(l I’reH. Internalinnul the previous record low of minus 5 Hartford police said a man and ford Hospital and St. Francis “People were skeptical then. They high demand nr both. Hospital and Medical Center to ease is a member and serves on the Casualty Council of Manchester, the first passenger; and Gayle Trabitz, travel consultant brokers. The course covers methods of ap Connecticut residents who set in 1975. Daytime highs were held woman were killed when they were thought that young people wouldn't More than 2,100 customers in praising residential property. It will meet to within a few degrees of zero. the workload on the usual volunteers be willing to do something like that. I Underwriters Laboratories, and is a director of the with LaBonne Travel of Manchester. successfully wished for a white run over by the rear wheels of a Bristol, F’lainville and Southington National Safety Council and the Insurance Institute for once a week on Thursday evenings at the Expansion project Christmas may have had second The cold weather was cited as a Connecticut Transit bus. The two, 4nd staff. think we've proven thdm wrong, " he were without power for periods Highway Safety college. HARTFORD (UPI) - Aetna Life & thoughts today as the state's light factor in scattered power outages whose identities weren’t released, "It's a fine ecumenical gesture,” said. ranging from five minutes to nearly He is past chairman of the American Insurance "Appraisal II" focuses on income ap Casualty Co. has enlarged the scope of a snow covering was accompanied by which put more than 2,500 homes in had just gotten off the bus. said Stuart Appelbaum, an attorney High winds and icy roads were two hours after a traffic accident Association's engineering and safety committee and UTC helps quake victims praisal and is of interest both to real es planned group insurance division its coldest Christmas of the centupr. 10 state communities in the dark lor While the weather made the going who coordinate the program, “The blamed for putting out power to snapped a utility pole in Southington. tate brokers and individuals interested in patients enjoy seeing the young peo previously represented the AIA on the joint cooperative HARTFORD (UPI) - United "We at United Technologies hope that in headquarters in Middletown, deciding to The National Weather Service various periods Thursday morning. rough, it didn’t stop various holiday homes in at least 10 communities Other less severe outages occurred real estate investment. The course is the ple and I think the young people get committee of safety engineers for the Associated Technologies Corp. has donated $118,000 this season of joy and giving we will in locate a $15 millioncomputer center on the forecast a slight moderation of Northeast Utilities said. programs including one that gave across the state. Northeast Utilities in Bristol. Colebrook. Cllaslonbury. only one of its kind in the Greater Hart something out of it too.” General Contractors of America toward relief efforts (or victims of last some small way have helped to ease the central Connecticut site. temperatures today after the mer Two people died in one holiday ac some workers at two Hartford said. Harwinton, Terryville, Torringlon ford area and will satisfy a third course Appelbaum said some people in Pickens served on the original advisory committee of month's devastating earthquake in burden others must continue to carry,” an The $150 million headquarters is cury dipped toa record low minus 11 cident as sthte police reported hospitals a day off with their Spokeswoman Roberta Bromberg and Sharon. Ms Bromberg said requirement for the Real Estate Broker the Insurance Institute of America Which developed a southern Italy advance statement from D’Argenio said. expected to employ 5,300 people when it Thursday morning, with gusty winds average traffic around the state, a families. itially had questioned the program, said the longest outage put about 475 The cold also froze water lines and curriculum leading to the associate's degree in loss con Raymond D'Argenio, senior vice presi application. The course will meet on opens in mid-19^, the company said Mon pushing wind chill factors to below change from the night before when A group of 75 Jewish teenagers which marked its third year at St. customers in Bethany in the dark pumps to hamper firelighters in UTC, Connecticut's largest private Tuesday evenings at the college. trol management dent for communications, and Richard employer and the third largest defense day. Aetna expects another 150 people will minus 50. gusty winds and snow apparently from a Bloomfield synagogue youth Francis and second year at Hartford from 6:50 a m. to 10:40 a m. after a_ Branford when an earlv morning Tuition for all courses with the excep He is a professional member of the American Society Pendleton, director of corporate social contractor in the U.S., matched $18,000 in work at the computer center, which also Forecasters said the reading broke kept many travelers home. group volunteered to work at Hart Hospital. primary line was affected by winds," blaze broke out tion of the Saturday class is $45.50. The of Safety Engineers and a Certified Safety Professional programs, were flown to Rome to present individual donations from its employers will be located on 287 acres off Interstate Pickens graduated with highest honors from Ohio the check to Italian Prime Minister Ar- and contributed another $100,000. tuition and fees for the Saturday class, 91 and is expected to be ready by early University. Athens. Ohio, in 1936______naldn Fnriani Monday. which is self-supporting and offered 1984. 30VC0tRm|0RCD Freeze brings CHECK lorn SUPER calls for help rv y,,rio»*t • » n o«i«t» s rt SIWTA M.ANCHESTKR — "You name it, two hours sleep since 11 a.m. Christ the only thing like it she had seen was ' j a c d w n >Vp J .)• t,'^n«S \ ay we got it," they all said this morning. mas Day, she ticked off lists of broken the ice storm of 1973 and she thinks .ty * IMSCOUNTS The fuel dealers said it. The auto pipes, malfunctioning furnaces, out the cold Christmas of 1980 was repair places said it. The telephone of oils, and worse still, calls for worse. AT GREAT answering services said it. pediatricians from parents of "People are in bad shape, " she Betty Awards, who operates the children with sudden flu. concluded SAVINGS Edwards Answering Service, talked 'We've got three million calls." MERRY CHRISTMAS TO about so many different kinds of Her service put on a skeleton crew said a man at a Vernon auto repair in Y ' obvious desperation. h u m irt'd um i «*ighi4
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[irrsori and reiruit American citizens as direction and orders of CIA per I couldn't even get the State Depart Bulkin s statemenl belies mercenaries with the i U.S.-backed sonnel.” ment to deliver a Christmas package BONNIE DOONE KNEE SOCKS OIRLS’ 4-14 SKI JACKETS 4 testimony given by Kissinger and faction') in Angola " He swears he In his statement, Bufkin says that, to him " iBaurln'iitn* Eunuiuji Stock up and save on solids, Reg. $34 & $361 Poplins! 1 r written State Department was given $20,000 in fresh $100 bills "acting on representations made to Footnote: A CIA spokesm an fancies. Asst, fabrics, colors. Nylon! Hoods! 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J , / 3 o f f Americans to serve as mercenaries met Gearhart through another man "I believe the CIA really led these them was flown there "by or (or the Mambor, Audit Buraau ot Circulation M»mb«r. Unlt«<] PrMt inttrntUoftal selection. styles. For boys and girls. € in Angola.” Kissinger testified who had seen the ad Bufkin flew guys down the garden path,” says CIA, ” The State Department says it We have consulted with the CIA Stwtn Harry, Exacutiv* Editor back to Kinshasa with a list of poten Bill Wilson, a St. Louis attorney who is trying to ^rsuade the Angolan CuMomor Sarvico — 647>M4d Frank A Burbartk. ManaQtr>o Editor and have been assured that no U.S tial recruits. There he met with one represented both Acker and government to release Acker or Raymond F Robinaon, Edltor«PuMabar Harold E TurkirkQton. Editor Emorttua Your Worth’a Charga Card makaa ahopping ao aaayl Downtown open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Tnurs. eve. 'tii 9:oo ft - EVENING HERALD, Fri . Dec J6. J9W e v e n in g HERALD. Fri . Dec 26, 1980 - 7 Live Longer Health Can a change in eating habits help you live longer Use of many laxatives can cause real harm starches, artificial iweeti at 25, then he should have think, he seems to have By LAWREMCE LAMB, dent upon chemical little over a liter of fluid in and pains, fatigue and though of maintaining any select his food. What is the According to Dr. Edward and fried victuals dripping number 13-6, Your the weight of the afterbirth please answer this and you arrive at 15 pounds fluid in your tissues. Most H> I.KI.OKI) K O K D K L an average normal life lost most of hip instinctive M.D. nerves. Thousands upon kind of balance. Or does it? resuit? L. Bortz: a dog is fuli- Cataracts are Coming. laxatives. and bag of water. What question? It's puzzled me the sac around the baby. including your baby. of this increased water Nunilirr on<* of a HrricH span of 150 years.” powers. with grease. DEAR DR. UMB - I thousands of our citizens An animal does maintain Life experlanry grown at two years, lives If you do need some help DEAR DR. LAMB - happened to the rest of this for some time. That's another two pounds, The rest is from the in retention Is flushed out Is wrong eating a factor Why does not man live When man traded in had a hemorrhoid opera die every day, premature a balance in nutrition! The average man today to an average twelve; a cat as you discontinue using During the course of my weight? Of the 24 pounds D E A R R E A D E R - Part bo the fluid and afterbirth creased fluid in your body. after delivery, returning a in the physical and mental proportionately as long as stinct for intellect he made Tomorrowi Can you tion IS years ago and since ly. Many of our older men Except that it does so by can expect to iive to be 68; is full-grown at IVk, lives to harmful laxatives, you pregnancy I gained 28 that I lost after delivery, of your figures are off a lit usually weigh over' three The increase in estrogen woman to nearly her pre illness of modern man? the dog,the horse, or other a bad bargain as far as his live to be lOOf Recogniae then I havu had some bowel and women are in instinct, whereas man, but some doctors think he ten; a horse, full grown at might use a tap water pounds. After delivery I two pounds must have been tle bit but not much. The pounds. The uterus itself is formation to support the pregnancy weight, unless Lelord Kordel believes so. animals? health was concerned. old age for the diaeate il problems. I have to take a capacitated in one way or biessed with the should live to 150. The four, reaches 25, enema. You can also went back to my original the afterbirth and eight average weight of a placen enlarged for pregnancy so pregnancy often results in she also added fat from For years he has studied For the simple reason Instinct would never lead is! Carry your years laxative every night. If I another for years before ■‘superior” facuity of in lower animals do much Reasoned Dr. Bortz: "If develop an enema habit, weight of 120 pounds plus pounds of baby. That ta is about 5(W grams — add another two pounds. retention of fluid There is overeating during her the effect on body and that, given the power to him to over-refined foods. lightly toward a longer don't take a laxative my telligence, can choose and better than man. a man is physically mature but it is less likely and less two. The baby weighed leaves 14 pounds that are that's a little more than a Your breasts gain about a normal increase in blood pregnancy. It sounds like mind of varying foods, and their death by one or more life. bowels may not move for luffmful than being depen eight pounds. Add to this unaccount^ for. Could you pound. At birth, there is a one pound each so add it up volume and an increase in you did very well. is convinced that we can serious illnesses. three to five days. I had a add many years to our We are far from being a proctoscope examination lives by revising some of strong, healthy people. by a good specialist and our eating habits. By now, you are probably there was no obstruction. I Here then, is the Lelord waiting for me to tell you don't understand. Can you Kordel plan for enjoyable to invest in a carrot patch tell me what to do? I even and live off the harvest the eating — and healthy take prune juice and fresh rest of your life. living Follow these ar fruit. You might live a long ticles for the next 12 in eM er-gh jistiiias I read in your column time by munching carrots stallments They will help about a person taking you to a livelier, healthier throughout the years. But laxatives and you sent him existence who wants to live a long a Health Letter. Could I "Do people die because time if life is going to be as have one too? I'm on a monotonous as a carrot they don't eat the right fixed income (Social diet” s tu ff " I recall asking that Security) and have quite a Even an antealer enjoys question of my mother ^ales and (cjlearances few doctor bills. I've got occasional variety in its when I was about nine cataracts in both eyes, so meals years old I've been seeing specialists ■ 'I'hc firwl fili'p "I suppose they do. and changing glasses costs. thousands of them every However, as a first step toward re-educating you DEAR READER - day. onlv it is called by Having had difficulty for so for maximum health and some fancy medical many years, you will well-being, I shall outline name, " was her sage rep- SAVE ON FAMOUS FOUNDATIONS probably need some ly briefly what to me is a prime natural law gover professional guidance. You Perhaps that was the day undoubtedly have a long when 1 resolved to find ning the human body AT ALL D&L STORES! standing laxative habit. what people should eat to Whether you have but a smattering of knowledge At least you know you do grow to maturity in good not have an obstruction. health and to maintain about the human frame, or whether you have read Elimination is ac themselves in vigorous, A. 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EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec. 26. 1980 — M 8 - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Dec. M, 1980 Hot tubs Poster collecting Yankee Traveler a growing hobby Museums offer holiday vacation events By NANCY MALOOF 27) by Jup the Clown, and on Sunday Children's Museum entrance fee, Craze cascades NtlW YORK (UPI) — Once upon a the Phillips Galleries. tramway, a ship's radar room with Friday, Saturday and Sunday (Dec. for children 3-15. For more informa (Dec. 28) by "Madame Nose" Sophie time they were painted to sell A mid-November auction of 600 'ALA Aiilo and Travel Club which is $2.50 for children, and $3.50 operating ' radar, and a 12-foot 26-28), from 1-3 p.m.; a performance tion. call (617 ) 426-7999. Parker. something — a cafe, a show, a can posters, both American and Euro for adults. For more information, sailboat. by the Crosswalk Theater for Then on Monday, it's puppeteer didate, a product or to publicize an pean, at Phillips grossed $480,000, W ELLESLEY, Mass. (UPI) - The call (617) 426-8855. Throughout the week (Dec. 26-31), Children on Monday (Dec. 29) and Both the Museum of Transporta JudlUi O'Hare, who does "Fhippets event. Today, they are collectors' said Rennart. experts, when it comes to school Meanwhile, at the adjoining there will also be special programs Wednesday (Dec. 31), at 11:30 a.m. tion and the Children's Museum are With You and Me," which lets the items and in themselves selling for Why posters? Rennart said, vacation week activities, are Museum of Transportation, the day such as the Inventor's Workshop, and 1:30 p.m. both days; and. Peter located at Museum Wharf, 300 coast to coast 'Boston's Children's Museum and the children be the puppeteers. after Christmas brings the Grand Re- where children can create their own thousands of dollars. "There is a directness, an honesty in O'Mally's One Man Show; Music and Congress St. in Boston. To get there, a poster message that appeals to peo Museum of Transportation, where a Opening of the "Crossroads" Inventions each afternoon from 2-4 Magic, on Tuesday (Dec. 30) at 11:30 the ALA recommends taking the of exotic Ceylonese plants — to take a They are posters. By KKITH P O I’i; People, indeed, must have soaked in ple. It doesn't pretend to be high art. week of special events ^has been Finally, on Tuesday (Dec. 30), program center. p.m.; workshop sessions teaching a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Atlantic Ave.-Northern Ave. exit off dip in the "cold plunge." What Sotheby's, the auction house, natural thermal springs from the "Pjpsters are the people's m a rt.,. planned beginning the day after Hank Chapin arrives with his Suit That is where there are lifeslze how to care for a horse, tracing the The only school vacation week ac the Expressway from points south of BOULDER. Colo, (UPI) - Any Whether sensory fulfillment can be calls a world record was set in first meeting of the two. the only branch of the art field in 'Christmas. ' case Circus, and then it's musician reproductions, some original history of bicycles, and seeing how tivities at the Museum of Transporta the city or the Mass. Turnpike Exten nour of the day. people gather at better obtained by sliding back into a November when Le Sillon, a poster In the ebb and flow of the pastime's which the artist must speak directly Jerry Vovesko on Wednesday (Dec. working models, of various modes of different power sources work; plus, tion for which there is a charge sion, From the north, use the High their favorite watering hole to par hot tub after diving into the cold- hy Fernand Toussaint, sold to a popularity, the hot tub's latest com and compellingly to the customer ... At the Children's Museum today, 31), to cap off the week. transportation, all of which the kids an opportunity to ride a Victorian beyond the admission fee a^e the St.-Congress St. exit off the take of a new tonic — soaking in a hot water tub or by leaving the hot water private collector in California for tub eback had its start in Santa Barbara. r o ,o o o . "We don't have to appreciate it ■street singer Stephen Baird per All performances will be given at 2 can climb on, in, and simulate opera tricycle. Face Painting workshops (.25) and Expressway. There are several Calif., during the 1960s. The stories for the Cold is a tossup, but consumer formed guitar, mandolin, autoharp ■'They just love that feeling of Sotheby's had estimated in ad because the critics say so." p.m. and 3 p.m. daily. There is not tion. The new additions include a the Inventor's Workshop (.50). public parking lots in the area, on vary, but most have to do with some organizations urge caution when and tambourine. being warm and taken care of,” says vance that the poster, dating from Rennart. a collector on his own for any additional charge for these pump-it-yourself four-passenger, The entertainment roster for the Admission to the transportation Northern Ave,, Sleeper St., and hot springs in the area and the doing either. j. He Is followed on Saturdav (Dec. Ellen Steinberg, manager of Time 1895, would bring between $20,000 and 15 years, has written 12 books on programs, bevond the standard railway handcar, a rideable aerial week features Face Painting on miisoiim is $3.50 for adults and $2.50 Congress St. availability of huge wooden vats dis Plunging into water that is too Out Baths, one of three Boulder $22,000. Its consignor had acquired posters and is at present organizing carded by wineries. cold, the Health Insurance Institute •'rent-a-tub ' businesses selling tub Robin Klia the poster Just five years ago for un an international poster museum ii| Today, there are so many home hot says, can lead to subnormal body time by the hour der $1,000. Not a bad profit! New York. He'W ill help Phillip^ tubs in the Santa Barbara area that temperature and serious problems, I watch them go in and I watch The second highest sale in that par organize at least six poster shows in one author devoted nearly an entire including heart failure. them come out. and they come out ticular auction was $57,500 paid for 1981. ; book to the subject. The Consumer Product Safety with their eyes clear, their arms Robin Elia La Goqlue, painted in 1891 by Another poster entrepreneur, JohiJ Elsewhere in the country, the in Commission warns pregnant women hanging down and very relaxed — Toulouse-Lautrec for the Moulin Bowen, produced the recent Poster dustry began to boom only in the last and people with heart disease, they re just totally slowed down. " Rouge cabaret in Paris. and Postcard show at the New Yorli several years, as health became a diabetes, circulatory or blood Junior Miss In Boulder, as almost everywhere • SOI T il WINDSOR - Robin Elia, Another gallery, Phillips, earlier Sheraton Hotel. (Postcards are national obsession and the pressure ailments to consult their else in the country, people are dis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony had sold a Toulouse-Lautrec Moulin another item for collectors, and "hydrotherapy pool " moved oet ol doctors before going into a hot tub. covering that taking the hot-water Elia of 505 Oakland Road, South Rouge for $52,000. But Toulouse- that's another story). ; the hospital and locker room and intt Water temperatures should be kept plunge offers a satisfying diversion Windsor, has been named South Lautrec painted only about 30 "The Golden Age of posters was health clubs and homes. at or below 104 degrees to avoid heat from the rigors of life Windsor's Junior Miss. A senior at posters, so they are rarities. from 1890 through World War II,'! 2 stroke, the commission says, and ■ It really has to do with tension Still infant, the hot tub industry alcohol and tranquilizers are taboo. South Windsor High School, Miss "Posters, although always pop said Bowen. "Those were the yeari and stress, and just relaxing." says grows almost daily Only the heavily ■ Despite the deaths of a California Elia will compete for the title of ular, are now being collected more belore so much photography. Thd Jim Chadderdon, owner of Boulder industrialized cities of the Great couple in 1979 from overlong soaking Connecticut's Junior Miss in avidly than ever before," said most important artist of the day waq Springs Hot Tub Gardens "It l,akes region have been slow to catch combined with alcohol poisoning and January, Sotheby's expert, Ruth Ziegler. the poster,artist." replaces having a drink at the end of on heart disease and the growing Miss Elia is a member of the Stu "Original posters represent the Most of the valuable posters still the day, like running does "Basically the industry is com scrutiny of the hot-water craze, peo dent Council and is a varsity fastest appreciating (price increase) come from Europe, he said, becausd A lot of people run because it's an posed of a couple of fairly large com cheerleader. She works with children ple still drink in hot tubs. Wine is as segment of the art market,” said America is a comparativelv voung alternative way to relax but doesn't panies and a bunch of small com at the South Windsor Child Care country. • commonly served as mineral water. Jack Rennart, special consultant to cause your body the stress or the panies. " said Charles Marshall, Center and intends to pursue a career 6 president of San Luis Obispo's Some industry advertisements pic damage that alcohol would — hot in art education. California Cooperage, a granddaddy ture drinks in hot tubbers' hands. tubs are the same w ay" The Connecticut Junior Miss among hot tub makers "For us. it's But used properly, hot tubs are Boulder's hot tub emporiums — in Program, now in its 24th year, seeks Births. been a very good year, but the healthy. Snapp said cluding one consisting of converted to recognize and reward the state's Krupa, Adam Joseph, son of economy from March on was so bad Health institutions and hospitals E rirl, Ellen Marie, daughter ot motel rooms equipped with outstanding high school senior girls Joseph M. and Patricia It forced some of the smaller ones have been using the concept ol hot lEldwin A. Jr. and Phyllis Guerid everything needed to sate the most for achievements in scholastics, Michalkiewicz Krupa of Ellington out of business " swirling water for a long time to jErtel of Tolland was bom Dec. 5 aj hedonistic bather — are no strangers creative talents, self-development was born Nov. 30 at Rockville .Marshall said California treat things like arthritis, although Rockville General Hospital. Her -BWk'' to the party crowd and community betterment. General Hospital. His maternal Cooperage, which supplies 170 we've been told by doctors they're maternal grandparents are Mr. and But Chadderdon said, "Every hot Nearly $250,000 in cash grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. retailers across the nation, sold 35 not sure why it helps. As more people Mrs. James Guerin of Milford. Her tub has Its etiquette — generally you scholarships and college grants will Edward Michalkiewicz of Ellington. percent more tubs this year than become aware of the therapeutic paternal grandparents are Mr. and keep your hands to yourselt and try be offered to junior misses at the His paternal grandparents are Mr. last, added 14 international dis value of hot water, more people will Mrs. Edwin Ertel of Rockville. Shf not to stare at people too much state finals on Jan. 23 and 24,1981, at and Mrs. Stanley M. Krupa of tributors to the two it had last year get into it " has a brother. Adam. 5. There s some sex. but not much Southern Connecticuk State College. Rockville. My experience is that you find a and is planning a halfdozen more The market South America, the Some rent-a-tub operations Dion, Roger Joseph, son of Rogef certain intimacy with somebody LaLerhe League Robbins, .Megan Irene, daughter Mideast and Europe, home of Baden- emphasize the health aspect P. and Lori-Ann Wilcox Dion of 33$ that's not physical, just from being in of Harold 0. I ll and Nancy A. Baden and the Finnish sauna Boulder's Time Out offers massage MANCHESTER - "Breastfed Center Road, Vernon was bom Dec, $ this big bath tub with your clothes Reynolds Robbins of 74 Sparrowbush Mike Snapp, executive director of therapy and indoor tanning in addi Baby and the Fam ily” will be the at Rockville General Hospital. His off There s a sense of barriers Road. East Hartford, was born Dec. the National Spa and Pool Institute's tion to tubbing topic of the Jan. 7 meeting of the maternal grandmother is Maureen falling away ' 3 at Rockville General Hospital. Her Spa and Tub Division in Santa Ana. Rent-a-tubs in converted hotel or Manchester Evening Group of La Wilcox of Manchester. His paternal maternal grandmother is EMith C. Parties or intimacy notwithstan Calif . estimated that retailers motel rooms is a concept developed Leche League. It will be held at 7:30 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs; Reynolds of Storrs. Her paternal ding most soakers get into hot tubs number more than 3,000 nationwide by Grand Central Saunas and Hot at the home of Marion Farber. 265 Roger A. Dion of Manchester. ; grandfather is Harold 0. Robbins of simply for the relaxing, healthful Redwood in the Hound, in West- Tubs of San Francisco, which has Phoenix St.. Vernon. Babies are effects of the hot water and massage several West Coast emporiums welcome. For further information Westbrook. She has a sister, Mamie Icy crossing re-enacted on bridge port, Conn , reports a tripling of Gassan, Ashia, daughter of Seal Sue. lets — that warm and taken care sales in its market area during the One local entrepreneur has even call Elaine Wiatr at 647-9844. and Patricia Elastman Cassan ol i f feeling past year The firm began selling mounted a hot tub on a flatbed truck Wakefield, R.I., was bom Oct. 27 aj On honor roll H .iiglil, Daniel Brian, son of tubs four years ago, started making and caters to private parties. South County Hospital. Wakefield, A Christmas tradition in Washington the East hampered the ceremony. Left, recreations, to find them incrusted in the Delaware by bridge. It is the first time Barry and Sharon Roth Haight of Rent-a-tub businesses are "going them two years ago. and developed Whatever the setting, the clientele C O A E V riM — Dana Messier, son R.I. Her maternal grandmother is Crossing, Pa. is the re-enactment of George boatmen dressed in authentic colonial authentic Delaware River ice. Right, un the ceremony has been iced in 28 years. Kel Vernon was born Dec. 1 at Rockville winterized installation of them tor ranges from couples, families and of .Mr and Mrs. Charles Messier of Jean Eastman of Manchester. Hel Washington's famous Delaware River costume, carrying heavy wooden oars, ly, by the way, is the younger brother of up like gangbusters " a National .Spa General Hospital. His maternal daunted, George Washington, who is played the cold Northeast. grandmothers to bank vice Stonehouse Road, Coventry, has been paternal grandparents are Henrj and Pool Institute official says grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. crossing. This year the severe cold snap in arrive at their flatboats, authentic colonial by John Kellv. left, of Philadelphia, crosses Princess Grace of Monaco. (UPI) In Boulder, people make reser "You can literally roll in the snow presidents, sorority girls and mixed named to the honor roll at the Rhode Cassan of Port Jefferson, N.Y. an^ Michael Roth of Queens, N.Y. His vations as .much as two days in ad- for 10 minutes or have a snowball parties A good time can be had for Island Trades Shop School of Grace Cassan of Pottstown, Pa. Her Providence, R I paternal grandparents are Mr. and lance lor a weekend soak Home hot fight in the nude after stepping out of less than it costs to eat lunch, or maternal great-grandfather is Mrs. Lou Haight of Pembroke Pines, tubs have appeared seemingly over a hot tub and then get quickly back depending on the number of people A 1980 graduate of Coventry High Charles S. Sorofian of Haverhill, School, he is enrolled in the Auto Fla. He has a brother. Jason, 5; and a night in the back yards of the into the tub.' said Jim Barber, and the accommodations, up to $20. Mass. Mechanics Program. sister. Leslie, 1. wellheeled co-owner Or you can buy a tub of your own But what s hip in Boulder normally A similar experience can be had at A very basic, do-it-yourself job can was hip som-where else first The many Western ski resorts or at be had for less than $ ^ At the other While cold hits East, West is warm OUR USED CARS ARE end. a Chicago man paid $150,000 for prolonged fad ' of getting into hot Chadderdon's Boulder Springs, * By I niird I’mm Inlrrnatlunal Florida, where a hard freeze warning was posted (or Massachusetts and Connecticut. a hot tub environment made whole by water with a friend, friends or family where bathers take a break from * Sub-zero temperatures blamed (or three deaths temperatures in the 20s. Low temperatures for Christmas were set in FULLY RECOtOmONED waterfalls, fountains and multi-level goes back to the Roman thermae and their semiprivate wooden tubs — ^snapped at the Midwest and Northeast again early today Two homeless men died Thursday morning in Burlington, Vt., 16 below; Boston, 5 below; Bangor. redwood decking the centuries-old .lapanese ofuro arranged around a common garden 2and the frosty air moved as far south as Florida Washington, D C., where the temperature dipped to 12 Maine. 13 below, and WindsorXo^s, Conn., 11 below. £ j PLUS!!! A U LATE MODELS ARE ^Residents in the West wondered if it was really'winter degrees. Autopsies showed both had died from exposure. Winds up to 40 mph knocked oObi^'er to more than 4,- * A blast of (rigid air sent a chill across the Plains and An unidentified man froze to death in Chicago, where 000 homes in Connecticut and Massachusetts for several NSURED AGAINST MAJOR REPAIRS -from the; Virginias to New England on Christmas Day. the mercury plunged to 8 degrees below zero Christmas hours. FOR 12,000 M IUS OR 12 MONTHS. How to get a hot tub JO'ANN FABRICS* ^setting new records in at least nine states and keeping icy Day. breaking a record of 6 below set in 1924. Boston, Mass., had its coldest Christmas in 108 years, Troads slippery and dangerous. A Trailways bus en route to Wichita, Kan., skidded on a with a high of only 2 degrees. Portland, Maine, was even 80 CHEV '6999 76 CHEV •3185 2 Temperatures early today weren't much better. sheet of ice overlaid with snow and overturned Thursday, colder, with a low of 8 degrees below zero and a high of Citation • 2 Door Hatchback - V>6. Malibu Cpa V-6. A/trans . air con injuring 25 of the 33 passengers, four seriously. minus 5. Philadelphia shivered in 9 degree temperatures. A/Trans , air cond , AM-FM Radio - dition. P/staering . P/brakas. “ Pittsburgh was at the zero mark, and Washington P/Brakas, P/Steering, alec stereo cassette -National Airport recorded 16 degrees. Temperatures plunged below zero in all six New New York broke a 108-year-old record with a reading of dafoggar. and much more. England states and set records in Maine. Vermont. 1 degree below zero in Central Park. A city hotline 80 AMC •5899 and what it will cost CLEARARCK Z The cold front moved south early today into northern 80 CHEV •8205 Spirit 2-Door Hatchback. 6-cyl. m handling complaints of little or no heat was swamped Malibu Claaaic Cpa . V-6. A/Trana , A/irans . air condition. P/stearing. Starao radio, tint glaaa pm striping, radio lt\ I nilt'
io ~ EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Dec J 6. EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec 26, 1980 - 1 1 • Cinestudio TTieater, Trinity College, Summit Street, Hartford. (527-3811) • East Hartford Drive-In Theater, Chapel Road, South Windsor. (528-7448) • East Windsor Drive-In Theater, Route 5, East Wind sor. (623-3079) Theater. • Manchester Drive-In Theater, Route 6, Bolton. (649- V^ekend 6000) “Cymbeline’’ by William Shakespeare, opening Jan. • Poor Richard's Pub and Cinema. 467 Main St,, East 2 at the Hartford Stage Company, 50 Church St., Hart Hartford. (569-1622) ford. Previews Dec. 30 and 31 and Jan. 1. Performances • Showcase Cinemas, 936 Silver Lane. East Hartford. Tuesday through Thursday at 8 p.m., Friday and Satur (568-8810) Two exhibits ‘Carol’ day at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m .; matinees Sun • U.A. theaters East, 308 Broad St,, Manchester Shop day at 2:30 p.m. and Wednesday at 2 p.m. (527-5151) ping Parkade, Manchester. (649-5491) • "The Admirable Crichton” by Jam es M. Barrie, • Vernon Cine 1 & 2. 57 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. opens opening Jan. 1 and playing through Feb. 8 on the Main (649-9333) at Atheneum Stage at the Long Wharf Theater, New Haven. Perfor mances Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 4 HARTFORD — Two exhibitions of air of whispered fantasy." p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Call for works by the artists Sylvia Plitnack In her text for the MATRIX "ar-" tonight matinee schedule. (787-4282) Mangold and Dotty Attie are on view tistsheet " accompanying the exhibi • "Solomon’s Child" by Tom Dulack, through Jan. 25 at the Wadsworth Atherieum's tion. Ms Rohrer. an apt historian and STRATFORD- The magic of on Stage II at the Long Wharf Theater, New Haven. Per MATRIX Gallery through Jan. 25. critic, asserts that the effect of the Christmas will fill the hearts and formances Tuesday through Friday at 8:15 p.m., Satur The Mangold exhibition, titled artist's disciplined, Ingres-like minds of children of all ages when day at 4:15 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. and Sunday at 7:15 p.m. Museums. "Sylvia Plimac Mangold MATRIX drawings — telling fragments copied Call for matinee schedule. (787-4282) the holiday claulc, "A Christmas • Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, Tuesday. 62." includes eight paintings and six from old master paintings — and Carol," opens at the American • "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, today Wednesday and Friday, 11 a m. to 3 p.m.; Thursday, II drawings surveying the artist's work laconic narration is "at once delight Shakespeare Theater tonight. It w|ll through Dec. 30 at the American Shakespeare Theater, a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 a m. to 5 p.m. over the past decade. “Dotty At- ful and discomforting." For exam Stratford. Performances today, Saturday, Dec. 29 and 30 play through Tuesday, Dec. 30. (247-9111) tie'M ATRIX 63 " consists of 146 tiny ple. at one stage of their travels. J. Brimming with delightful sur at 7 p.m.; matinees Saturday through Dec. 30 at 2 p.m. • New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain. graphite and colorful pencil drawings and Armand meet the Reverend and prises, this all new production of the (375-5000) (With captions), most ol them descri Mrs. Dudley, "noted missionaries • "Anything Goes," the musical, through Feb. 8 at the Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, perennial yuletlde favorite features noon to 5 p.m. (229-0275) bing the bizarre, early 19th century and spiritual advisers to a formerly Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor. Performances all the familiar Dickens’ characters. • Children’s Museum of Hartford, West Hartford world voyage made by a fictiife male savage tribe " on the Ivory Coast. nightly except Monday with dinner at 6:45 p.m. and cur Bob Cratchitt, Tiny Tim, Marley's Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a m. to 5 p.m , Sunday, 1 to couple known as " J . and Ar^and. " They are privileged to observe first tain at 8:30 p.m .; one hour earlier on Sunday. (522-1266) Ghost and, of course, the irascible 5 p.m. (236-2961) Both artists will give MATRIX hand a moonlit tribal ritual “in which Ebenezer ^rooge are all brought to • "The Music Hall," through Jan. 17 at the Downtown the disrobed wife of the young • Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic. Hours daily 9 a m Lectures at the museum on their life in the family classic which will Cabaret Theater, Bridgeport. Performances Thursday reverend plays a most important to 5 p.m. (536-2631) work — Sylvia Plimack Mangold on be a co-production between the Strat- through Saturday at 8 p.m. with late shows Friday and • Yale University Art Gallery. New Haven. Tuesday Thursday. Jan. 15, at 7:30 p m., and part " foro Theater and Buffalo, N.Y.’s Saturday at 10:30 p.m, (576-1634) through Saturday, 10 a m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday. 6 to 9 Dotty Attie on Sunday. Jan 18. at 3 While the story line here and The Hartford Stage Company’s puppet “Cymbeline,” opening next week. Previews acclaimed Studio Arean ’Theater. • "Showboat” by Kern and Hammerstein. through p.m. throughout Ms. Attie's work is clear, master, Fred Thompson, works on a puppet are Dec. 30 and 31 and Jan. 1. The play opens Feb. 8 at the Darien Dinner Theater, Darien. Perfor p.m.; Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. (436-0574) This “A Christmas Carol" remains • Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Tuesday Sylvia Plimark Man|{uld Ms Rohrer notes, the artist never head for the ghost scene in Shakespeare's Jan. 2. For information, call 527-5151. faithful to the original with lavish mances nightly except Monday with dinner at 7 p.m. and reveals what has happened. "The curtain at 8:30 p.m.; one hour earlier on Sunday. (655- through Saturday, 10 a m. to 5 p m., Sunday. 2 to 5 p.m During the past 12 or so years. Ms. sets, striking costumes and dauling, specifics must be supplied by the 7667) (432-4594) Mangold has concentrated on her im mysterious special effects for Its viewer who is guided (sometimes • "Christmas Dream," featuring the National • Old State House, Hartford, Monday through Satur mediate surroundings — her studio, spooky dream and graveyard confounded) by a series of am Marionette Theater of Hartford, through Dec. 30 at the day, 10 a m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. (522-6766) its floors, architecture and contents, secjuences. Geoffrey Sherman’s bivalent partial images." Fairy tale planned Christmas at Seaport Old State House, Main Street, Hartford. Performances • Butler-McCook Homestead, Hartford Tuesday. loving adaptation, in keeping with the and more recently, the view from its Ms Attie learned to draw at an Monday through Saturday at 10:30 and 11:30 a m. and Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. (247-8996) window — as subject matter for her Dickens tradition, promises to be as early age. She studied at the 12:30 and 1:30 p.m.; Sunday at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30 • Farmington Museum, Farmington. Friday through paintings and drawings. In over half exciting and magical as the face of a Snow blankets the waterfront at Mystic recreate a maritime community of 100 years Philadelphia College of Art in the p.m. Free. Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. (677-9222) the works included in the Atheneum child on Christmas morning, and will late 1950s, and in 1960 won a Seaport in southeastern Connecticut. The 19th ago, where visitors may view working • "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, through • Slater Memorial Museum, Norwich. Monday through exhibition, she has incorporated surely be the highlight of this festive Friday, 9 a m. to 4 p.m .; Saturday and Sunday. 1 to 4 p.m scholarship to study sculpture at the at Hartford Stage century homes, craft shops and nautical craftsmen and talk with interpreters. The Jan. 3 at the Hole in the Wall Theater, 121 Smalley St., season. "trompe l oeil " images of masking Brooklyn Museum Art School, and seaport museum is open daily year-round. (887-25061 tape painted with such a realism that HARTFORD — A fairy princess, a graduate of London's Royal both the Broadway and regional “A Christmas Carol” will run for trades buildings linking Seaport Street New Britain. Performances Friday and Saturday at 8 settled in New York City, where she • Mark Twain Memorial. Hartford Tuesday through wicked stepmother with poison on Academy of Dramatic Art and has stage productions of "Equus." eight performances only. Evening p.m. (223-9500) it looks as if one could peel the tape has lived since. For several years, Saturday, 9:30 a m. to 4 p.m., Sunday. 1 to 4 p.m. I247- her mind, a family of ghosts. Roman performed with the Guthrie for 10 Gary Sloan appearsN^s Lucius, performances at 7 p.m. are slated off the canvas In some instance, the Ms Attie painted realistic canvases 0998) seasons. general of the Roman folfes. Sloan today, Saturday, Monday and tape' masks the edges of the can from photographs, but in 1973. soon baths, smoking battlefields, disem • Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven Veteran film and television actor, was most recently seen in'^’C ^ Tuesday with special family vas. in others, it encloses a after joining AIR, the women's bodied heads and Jupiter astride a Monday through Saturday, 9a.m . to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 1 to 5 Robert Cornthwaite plays the ser de Bergerac" at the Actor’s Theater' 'tnatijiees on Saturday, Sunday, Mon landscape, often a pre-dawn scene, at cooperative gallery in Soho, she hand-carved eagle with a 28-foot p.m. (432-4478) the center of the work vant Pasanio. Cornthwaite has of Louisville. day awLTuesday at 2 p.m. For returned to the drawing that had wingspan are part of the upcoming • Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford. Monday appeared in more than 40 feature Others in the cast include James further information call the theater Ms Mangold's fascination with the been her early passion. "Everything production of "Cymbeline" at the through Saturday, 9 a m. to 5 p m. (236-56211 Hartford Stage Company. films and over 200 television shows. Phipps and Peter Davies at box office at 375-5000. laws of perspective is well 1 do, " she has said, "is taken from • Hitchcock Museum, Riverton. Saturday, 10 a m to 5 This fairy tale by William J.T . Walsh is Imogen's banished Cymbeline's kidnapped sons. Jerry Music. represented here, too — particularly sources that didn't originate in me. Willie Nelson p.m. (379-1003) Shakespeare is one of the most lavish husband Posthumus Leonatus, who Jones and Davis Hall are two in "Two Exact Rulers on a Light and and yet everything I do emanates • Blue Grass Festival with Pilgrim, Sunday from 2 to 6 • Lutz Junior Museum, Manchester Daily, except makes a deadly wager with his wife's gentlemen of the British Court and Dark Floor" (1973), in which she has from my whole life " productions ever at the stage com p.m. at Poor Richard's Pub & Cinema, 467 Main St., East Monday, 2 to 5 p.m. (643-0949) painted an 18-inch ruler in actual size pany and includes a cast of 30 perfor virtue. Walsh was seen last season in Mary Monger is attendant to the Symphony M.ATRIX, a changing exhibition of Hartford. (569-1622) • Cheney Homestead, Manchester. Thursday and Sun "May Barnes" at the Long Wharf Princess Imogen. at the bottom of the canvas which contemporary art, is Supported in ming this romantic adventure set in • The Allman Brothers Band in concert, Dec. 31 at 8:30 day. 1 to 5 p.m. (643-5588) / H O U K ft/ tO n tH tit/ tells the viewer that the tiles shown an imaginary kingdom. Theater. Also in the cast are a number of WTinXTATt M tXIT IX tlLVU LAHI part by a grant from the National En gets grant ‘Sometimes it’s heaven p.m. at the New Haven Coliseum. tAXTHANTFOItO tXU-XW m the picture are each 12 inches Steve Ryan plays the queen's clum local actors who appeals as •AAOAIM MATMMX DAILY dowment for the Arts, a federal Heading the cast is Mary Layne in riMT SHOW ONLY ti.SO members of the court and as Roman square and another, exactly 18 in agency the role of Imogen, the adventurous sy and stupid son. Clotin. Ryan has ches above the first, which is ac princess who disguises herself as a been seen on television and on film, soldiers: Sean Kellner of West Suf- H A R TFO RD — Robert J . von curately foreshortened like the tiles Open liouse boy and goes in search of her and has performed off-Broadway and field. Nafe Katter of Storrs. Jam es Dohlen. president of the Symphony Hyland of Manchester. Stephen Rust Society of Greater Hartford, an and sometimes it’s hell’ Her painstaking attention to detail M \ \ (H I.M IH - The Square banished husband Ms Layne has on the regional stage of Wethersfield, Mark Nelson of nounce the receipt of a $50,000 < and nuance notwithstanding. Ms Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of performed most of Shakespeare's Mark Capri plays the crafty 99 AUTIMU challenge grant awarded to the )covers and classic concert photos of there is nothing controversial in the Mangold has said ol her recent pain Masons will have an open house at most famous heroines, including Italian. lachimo. who steals into the Hartford, Brant Pope of Willimantic, By MARK SCHWED T » i « r t w n u i r Symphony from the National En- \her father and compiled the "Willie “coffee table bMk," mainly because lu n u r I tings. "My primary concern has been the Masonic Temple Monday from 10 Ophelia in "H am let" and Juliet in princess bedroom by hiding inside a Kevin J. Collins of Storrs, Ross A. 1:N downment for the Arts. The grant NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U Pl) - U na Nelson Family Album,” (H.M. Nelson has already told all. ii Donee. ZiH. that they have the appearance of a m. to noon. There will be cards, "Romeo and Ju liet." treasure chest. Capri was recently MacKenzie of Hartford, David must be matched by $150,000 in new Nelson wanted to give her famous Poirot & Company, Amarillo). becoming and that despite all the pool, conversation and refreshments Richard Mathews returns to the seen in "Star Wars: The Empire Murphy of E ast Hartford. Jeffrey "There are not any juicy gossip V ern o n i'"' • 2 and/or increased funds over a three- father, singer Willie Nelson, a “The one and only reason I put this • New England traditional country dancing, through deliberate choices, they should look All Masons and their friends are in Hartford Stage to play King Strikes Back." Adams of Andover. Billy Meegan of stories in there," she says. "His ■ r o u t e s 86 B4 (Exit 96) | special gift on the 47th anniversary of book together was to do something Dec. 30 at the Harley Hotel, Enfield. (426-9266) casual " Cymbeline, ruler of the ancient A well-known actor at the Hartford Burlington, Jean Smith of West Hart year period. songs are all his personal story, right 649-9333 vited his birth special for my father and to share Ms .Mangold is married to the Britains. Mathews has been seen at Stage. Bernard Frawley, performs ford. George Bowe of Canton and Ted The Symphony Society of Greater out there in front of everybody to Beellioven (Jiorus The man known as country music's with everyone the love we,all have," “Onfininf People" minimalist artist Robert .Mangold, the Hartford Stage in "Ardele. " the role of the physician. Cornelius, McAdams of Bloomfield. Hartford's grant was one of 84 read about his breakups, his love- The “Outlaw” for his progressive style Mrs. Fowler says in the book’s whom she met in graduate school at M VN( in->TKK — The Beethoven "Galileo. " "Rain " and "The Waltz who knows the secrets of the most "Cym beline," an evening of spec awarded by the NEA in fiscal year losses. Everything he’s practically “Dephent lhn"Fi doesn't wear a necktie, so that was preface. Power Behind Yale University The couple live with Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from of the Toreadors " poisinous herbs in the queen's gar tacle and imagination recommended 1981 to arts organizations in 30 states done he's written about in songs." out. A performer who has reached Paul English designed and hand- their two children in a farmhouse in 10 to 11 a rn at Emanuel Lutheran A leading actress with the Guthrie den. Frawley was recently seen as for the whole family, opens at Hart and the District of Columbia. Some of Mrs. Fowler’s favorites in The Throne Arts Endowment Chairman the top of the country music world tooled a leather cover for the book Washingtonville, N Y Church Male singers are invited to Theater in Minneapolis, Barbara Boniface in "The Beaux' ford Stage Company Jan. 2 with a run the book include a picture of Nelson Livingston L. Biddle Jr. said, "This certainly has no use for musical and it was presented to Nelson on The Mangold exhibition has been sing with the chorus .No audition is Bryne. performs as the evil queen Stratagem." through Feb. 8. Previews are Dec. in his high school football uniform equipment. She decided on a "sen April 30. 1980. Cinema. assembled by .Andrea Miller-Keller, necessary Coffee will be served who plots the ruin of her step William Wright plays the banished 30. 31, and Jan 1 Call the box office year's grants have an impact far and a photo of him when he was 20 timental gift." "I learned a lot about my family," curator of the MATRIX program, before the rehearsal daughter Imogen Ms Rri-ne js a Lord Belarius Wright appeared in at 527-5151 for further information beyond the federal dollars. In a little years old. • "Emperor’s Nightingale," a children's matinee, For two years, Lana Nelson says the perky Mrs. Fowler, 26, who who has also written the text for a more than three years since the "He looks like Jam es Dean. He PG I Fowler put her four children to bed spends most of her time taking care Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Whiton Memorial Library, small ■ artistsheet' on Mangold that program went into effect. Challenge looks so young and handsome.” she too and worked from 10 p.m. to 2 a m. on of her family in Austin, Texas. 'Ht N. Main St., Manchester. Free. IS available free at the gallery Loans grants totalling $84 million have ‘ I AM NOT AN ANIMAL' was like Roots." says, proudly. • "The Dawn Riders: Native American Artists." to the show have come from the generated nearly $500 million in new her father's birthday gift. 1AM A HUMAN BEING* Mrs. Fowler, an attractive woman She didn't discuss her own Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the American Indian Coachlight revives musical dollars for the arts - all in matching Nelson’s oldest daughter got aunts, 1 AM A MAN'' Dorothy and HerbeM Vogel Collec childhood in the book “because I Archaeological Institute, Route 99. Washington i868- N I G H T funds from private and local uncles, grandmothers and friends to with long, curly black hair, wide tion. the artist Sot LeWitt. Yale KAM WINDSOR— Coachlight aboard a New York to England television soap operas and commer wanted it to be about him, not m e." 05"^8) sources.” send her family photographs, brown eyes, and a square jaw accen - SKIING IS University Art Gallery, the Bendix Dinner Theater’s revival of the cruise ship. Woven throughout the cials. “You get mixed reactions when • Atheneum Cinema, Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main ___t h e The symphony's challenge grant newspaper stories, rare album tu a te by a freckle-spotte nose, says Corporation of America, and the Broadway musical "Anything Goes. " famous Cole Porter score are the on "Anything Goes" is designed and you’re growing up,” says Mrs. DYNAMITE! will act as an impetus in the current St., Hartford. (525-1439) Frank Kolbert Gallerv in New York the first production to return to board comical adventures of broken- directed by David Guthrie. Musical Fowler, who doesn’t sing or write campaign to develop new and in And Apres Ski in our new City Coachlight in its eight-year history. ‘ down broker Billy Crocker i played direction is by Richard Derosa, with songs. “People either assume that if creased sources of contributions to East Hartford actress Alpine Restaurani • Lounge IS playing through Feb. 15 Singer- by David King), high society's Hope Connie Shafer as choreographer your dad's famous, then you're stuck overlooking our fantastically Dotty Attie ^ augment its endowment and support . MAN actress Catherine Jacoby heads the Harcourt (Carmen Peterson), Public Cole Porter’s music and lyrics up and wouldn't talk to them if they lighted slopes Night skiing J and Armand were traveling audience development projects. What’s up in beers? 18-member cast Enemy No 13 (Stand Rubin), and feature such memorable classics as: did talk to you. so they don't bother. starts atS PM Ski classes through Mesopotamia when the clay Hartford Symphony Development is featured in comedy Ms Jacoby has had starring and Reno Sweeny, the renowned ex ”1 Get A Kick Out Of You," Then there are the kids who say, 'Oh, ForOgn beers deleated Um domestics when some 200 at 7 30 Equipment Rental tablets of Babylon were interred" Director Jimmy Peele said, "The GI.ASTONBl H V - Susan supporting roles on stage in "The evangelist. "Anything G oes,” "You're the Top, ” my God 1 love your dad.' , members of the nations) w)ne-tastlng society. Les Amis du Available ■ Exit 30 Off 1-84 So begins Ms Attie s account, in grant will have a positive effect on Donovan of East Hartford will have a King and I' - Lincoln Center, on Stan Rubin (Moonface Martin) will "It's Delovely," "Let's Misbehave" "I like the kind that love him better V!n, recently gathered In Washington, D.C.. (or their (Itth For conditions or words and mini-drawings, of the all development activities of the fe a tu re role in an upcoming preuc- annual tsating of beer info call screen opposite Diane Keaton and make his fourth Coachlight and "Blow, Gabriel, Blow. ” The than the kind that don’t say \ world tour of J (a quiet, bookish Symphony. We hope it will provide tion at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Participants evaluated 28 beers and ales — each ol which 10OO-9B2-6828 r — g Elliott Gould in "1 Will, I Will . For appearance, his most recent role book is by Guy Bolton, P.G. anything." had been entered in the competition by Its distributor — lor type I and Armand i " impersonations the momentum to acquire new and Ms. Donovan will play the role of .Now" and with Marcello Mastriani in was "Sancho" in "Man of Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay, and Mrs. Fowler says despite what peo color, loam. head, duration, clarity, bubble size, body and ENJOY W B MU PAS8C* of famous courtesans were his larger gifts from all the Symphony’s Cynthia Morse in the Henry Denker "Excuse Me, My Name Is Rocco LaMancha.” David King (Billy Russel Crouse. ple think, being the daughter of a flavor. THE A ^ ¥ specialty "! P-xcerpted from a large potential sources of funding. comedy, "The Second Time A tie-breaker was required afler three exotic beers — New Popielo” She starred on television Crocker) has performed on "Anything Goes" appears nightly, "star" doesn't mean that problems LOUNGE ^ work by Mr Attie. the sequential A ro u e." The play, which had an Zealand's Stelnlager. Qambla's Jul-Braw and France’s as Fanny Brice in the NBC movie Broadway, on tour, and in stock and except Mondays. Reservations are go away. narrative on view at the Atheneum is e x t e e e run on Broadway, is a Flacher — finished the blind tasting In first place. The lop production of "Ziegfeld: The Man regional theaters throughout the recommended. For information call "At first when he started he wasn’t domestic beers was ninth-place Schlltz's Erlanger, lollowed fraught with mystery, hints of dark DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHO TO ' social comey. The .-\miy was and His Women ” She plays the country. Carmen Peterson (Hope 522-1255. as popular as he is now. He had by 161h-place National Premium. secrets and forbidcJen knowledge, CALL WHEN YOU NEED ' Shakir Hassan Productions is no laughing leading role of Reno Sweeny. Harcourt) has sung and acted in different jobs and only worked music These were the final standings: and. in the words of the exhibition s DO IT DAILY - EXERCISE YOUR SOMETHING DONE by reading the bringing the play to Connecticut, the "Anything Goes" is musical adven musical comedy, theater, clubs, places at night. He sold en I.StaMsger 22. Btroh'a matter until guest author, Judith C Rohrer, "an MIND with the crossword puzzle in Business and Service. Directory in 2. Flacher 23.8cbHtz Ms. Jiioihv ture of high jinks on the high seas resorts, cruise ships, opera and first time it has been presente in cyclopedias, made saddles and sold Judy Henjaniin the Evening Herald. the Evening.Herald. this state. It will run Jan. 23, 23 a e S. Jut-Brew 24. Old MUwaukee family Bibles during the day. I was 4. Dos Equia 25. Birob Lite 25. R joined it. two or three years old then. 5. 81. PauH QIrt 28.Pabel Tidefi It lefci'i fccaiJ litito Ms. Donovan formerly appeare as I "As I got a little older, he started 8. Orolach 27. Carling Lite PUIVATK Bobbi Michele in “The Last of the playing more, mainly in towns close 7. Beeh't 28. Talng Tao FRI., DEC. 28th Hartt selects cast for Mozart opera R e Hot Lovers," the most recent of 8. Helneksn 8AT., DEC. 27th by. It wasn't that bad when I was INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) BEN.IAMIN 8. Erlanger the newly formed company's preuc- growing up. but when 1 got to be a WEST HARTFORD— llarlt Opera- seasons "Albert Herring " 10. Labatt'i Ale Ttw Rhinestones Ha'rtt’s Cos'i fan tutte " will be given stages a double bill of 20th century French tions. teenager he started going on the road Theater director Brenda Lewis has an Bringing her professional experience to 11. Kirin four performances, Jan 22 to 25, at the opera. Claude Debussy’s "F all of the SMM During the current performance, a lot. That's was hard to deal with. lEM otaon Christmas Show nounced the cast for the January produc "Cosi. director Lewis puts her personal University of Hartford's Millard House of Usher" after Edgar Allen Poe which will begin at 8 p.m., beer, wine That's what broke him and my 13. Mooeehead tion of Mozart's "(,'ps» tan tutte at'ttie stamp on the Hartt production "Cosi " $5 aUvMc? $6 It deor Auditorium. Hartt Opera-Theater's 39th will be paired with Maurice Havel's a e cheese will be serv e. mother up She couldn’t handle that 14. Leopard University of Martfo’rd dates bark for Miss l,ewis to her early Susan Donovan 15. Kronenburg production season will be completed in "Spanish Hour." For further information, call h-it- kind of fife." MON., DEC. 28th With the action untraditionally set in the career with the Philadelphia Opera when liMudad w m any It . PHaen CsHao |)KE0U> April when guest director Ian Strasfogel HOUSE SPECIALTIES 3415. 17. Carta Blanca environs of Bristol. England during the she sang the role ol Dorabella, followed by m iT u i r t iNH D H w n TAMAMC I lowering ol the Art Nouveau period, the Tsrlyaki Chickan II. Oroaaer Export subsequent performances in the Little t V i'' t I \ ^ t VV* t •M i YOU CAN lAT 18. National Premium 18th century Cosi ' characters Kerrando. $2 It door • 2S( bw drinks Orchestra Series at New York’s Town Kino Crab Laos & Staak SMIIMP A CAUIO lAA 20. Wurzburger Hofbrau T i m e s ge Guglielmo. Don Allonso. Fiordiligi:’ I donettk bear betm«i Hall Her career as a leading singing ac • W U H O im 2 t Tuborg Gold Dorabella. and Despina become Freddie A - « Prima Rib of Baaf •CHOICE or POTATO Films tress includes 10 years with the ftno Sopvtct wifb oitory maoi H O P Jl or lAWOOV MCE Marcutx’i. wbo creeled kranaie Avalon sod hsbisn, this is the story oi Willie. Sir Ronald Fonzy. Flora. Itora and Metropolitan Opera and starring roles NEW RELEASES CEhff .RICHARD ambitloo •> bow s mao found and forged two ktds into teen-age staging TUE8., DEC. 30th Rowena here and throughout Europe in musical Qoui^iigSiluirt idols to the 'SOi and 'Ms. Overlong, but often very strong A great vehicle VVBDER*^ PRYOR C A U NOW FLAAH GOUOON (PG) - McMy AadcrMa. ToH> Max According to Hartt's double casting theater m 13 ElUngton, Cl. 172-7127 U rn S m n . for Sharkipf and Gallagber. two coming stars'GRAOE; B •V « %y4sm. (AAvaalare) Ih t intcrgalactkr tero if back to to expemive. FNAUANSiA policy, the following will be heard in the FOR NEW YEAR I _ She starred in the first full-scale produc 2 GALA NEW YEARS PARTIES KIDS EAT FREE! 8 •gaudy. domb^ftifMiy veritoo. H docao't pretcod to bt anything but what it ti: ITS MY JVKN (R) - JUl CUyhergh. MkhacI Deuglas, Charles Gredk U i l N i r ______six principal roles respectively tenors. *aa old SaUinUy alternooq icrlal modemued to take advantage of today'x tions of English musicals and in the title lllcktli a rtxrvatloni avillabla) ChUtben wtlei 10 yens old, eat ftee Mhen accompanied by (Ramantk cemedy) Should Kate remain s math profemor la Chicago or STIR Charles Lindsey and Frank Farina, •technological advances M movie making Everybody bai a ball with IL take aa admlmslratlve )ob tn New York' Should she stay with her funny- role introduced "Kiss Me Kate " to Vien ■obvioualy. and if you don't expect too much, you will, loo GRAOC: B WED., DEC. 3141 baritones. Thom King and David Meren- Mediterranean Room an aiMt on SUN. fiom 1 to t pjn. , bttt-dlstaM livn-lo lover or make a play for an intense former baiebsll OUZY na, returning the following year to do An Mar? Frankly, wc doa't much care whst happens to this sell-sbaurbed Front Stage j; New Yetn Eve -J deen. baritones. Dave Power and J J nie in Annie Get Your Gun." Viennese (chEds fiae dinin ^ ."Wa'ra Naw In Town" POPEYE (PG) - RaMa WmiaBs. Shelley Duvall. Paul L Smith. Pad daddy’s girl. A more Inaightfui script might have turned this generally pMley. (Cemedy with m ^ ) The comic strip hero is reborn, in s stylised The Shaboo ANstars Gordon, sopranos. Rena Caulfield and i H cINOn ’i m m ody) well-acted fluff Into something more cloaely approaching "An Unmarried critics lovingly called her the "Charlie Lounge : > version b j Robert AUniae that grows on you. The flimsy dory is the Woman'* GRADE: C-plus K * " ______Monique Phinney. mezzo sopranos. Jean Chaplin of musical com edy" • FULL BUFFET •LIQUOR weakest thiag. but the acting (especially Shelley Duvall as Olive Oyl) is «Hb tpaciil tnrpriM LUNCHEON SPECIALS fine, the effeeu are fan and the music fiu neatly. It's a pleasant romp $trazdes and F>lizabeth Acosta, and ORDINARY PEOPLE (R) - Dm o M fotherlaM. Mary Tyler Meere. p tttt $16 WALT DISNEY On the concert stage she has appeared MON. • Ntl. GRADE; B sopranos Lisa Treger and Karen Ganis •H U TS • N ISEM«(ER$ aH ORSD ’OEUVIlES | i iudd Hkteh. Ttamthy W m m . (Drama) A tragedy lean a family apart, and with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Or- 0 MON-FHI-LUNCH 11:00-3:0ti tha mala vktlm ia a son who needs help to survive. He gets it from a Moshe Paranov. President Emeritus ol tnandy. Boston Symphony Orchestra and MON-SAT DINNER AT 4:00 GENERAL RELEASE paychlatriat aad a girl, but hia permits are too sell-centered to help much COHINO the Hartt School of Music, will lead the Thomas Shippers. New York Philhar a H A T S ------* SUNDAY DINNER AT 1:00 A wtU-cenccivad a ^ wMl>exacmad domcatk drahia. directed (ha first) by BALLROOM CELEBBATION orchestra and singers as musical director • CONTMEIfTIU. BREAWAST BOPgCOTCU (B) - Waller ftlalthaa, Gleada Jackacn, Ned BcaUy, Sam Robert Radford. The acting ta superb. The R u for isoguage GRADE: A iw M - m e f M e a monic and Leonard Bernstein, Seattle ePRIME RIB or BAKED SHRIMP DINNERS riCHNiCOLON and conductor for "Cosi." This production The Ritttiw’s hw Waterutan. (Spy caper) A light-hearted romn. with not a d ^ of Mood shad, M 13N • M W MVBB Symphony and Los Angeles Symphony, 000IUUN0T.E.HTF0. among mlas sad counter-spLcs Ustthau ^ y t an old pro, fired from the TRIBUTE (PG) Jack Lemmea, Rebby Beasea, Lee Bemkt. (Drama eFLOOR SHOW ’ _ — ^ ^ ^ marks the third collabfiration between Bndif te • d A and Utter about it. who dacidei to wriU a book teUiag all So the CIA kh 31il - UNKSiai TBIW A resident of Westport, Miss Lewis featuring IXIT •• OPf> l-M (MAT MFOM wttt camady) A tour de force for Lemmon, as a compulsive extrovert wbo eOANCINQ till 3 A.M. # R A A 4 tune filleil • is after him. and to art the Rassiaaa, and he has to suy ahapd of every- laarm he is dytag white, timuhaoaously. trying to reconcile with his son. a I.«wis and Paranov Two previous Hartt commutes to the University of Hartford THICHARTIROAK RRIDOI) uBREAKFAST M 1 A.M. ^ 1 1 B animated • body It's good fm. althou^ the plot has more flaws thaa the average eonwalteve lalrovart. Very stroiM staff that will hit you where you live. If ' successes are their television award where she is Visiting Professor of Opera IT TRICK 569-3117 shyscraper GRADE; B you hvete a fairty decern neighborhood CAimON Deaplte the PG rsUag, e Tbk S Tip Includod 101 CteaMW Ii Rd. (; eitiavagama winning "Die Fledermaus ” and last and Voice at the Hartt School of Music. there is nudity GRADE: A Advance RMP/atlons Only per couple IDOLMABEB. THE (PG) Ray Sharkey. Peter (^aUagher. Paal Land. ■ r - iiMarh; • — auargga; — Tevah Pcldshah. (Drama wRb musk) Loosely baaed on the career of Bob (FMm g rw dhig A ffo o d i C D p o o r C A LL 643-2342 ______, C J m 4 2 8 4 » 7 8 PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 12 - EVENING HEilALD, Fri,, Dec 26, 1980 Obituaries. Rita R. Barkhaus Mrs. John Snuffer Mrs. Katherine O' Malley VERNON —Rita (Rau) Backhaus, MANCHESTER - Dorothy (John VERNON — Mrs. Katherine 60. of 196 Ference Road, Ashford, son) Snuffer, 58, of 225 Autumn St., (Ryan) O'Malley, 88, of 290 Phoenix died Dec. 24 at Rockville General died Thursday in Manchester St., died Thursday at the home of her Hospital She was the widow of Memorial Hospital. She was the wife daughter, Mrs. Nancy Moody, with Richard E. Backhaus. of John Snuffer. whom she lived. Mrs. Backhaus was born in Mrs. Snuffer was born in Mrs. O'Malley was the widow of Ellington, she had lived in Ashford Manchester Jan. 8.1922 daughter of Martin C. O'Malley. more than 20 years. She was a the late Axel and Gertrude Grant She was bom in Cambridge, N.Y., member of Trinity Lutheran Church Johnson, and had lived here all her on March 14,1892, and had lived at 51 of Vernon life. Center St., Hoosick Falls, N.Y., for Survivors are her mother. Mrs. She was a graduate of Manchester Quarterbacks showcased several years prior to moving to Ver Bertha Rau of Ellington: two sons, High School, and at the time of her non eight years ago. threat who led Tulane to a 7-4 The battle lor No. 1 won t get Stephen Backhaus of Willimantic and death was an aide in the high school She was a member of Sacred Heart 'NEW YORK (UPI) - Four of Ninth-ranked Nebraska meets going against a defense which Herrmann, the Big Ten Thomas E Backhaus of Mooers library. She had worked in the school S the nation's best quarterbacks Mississippi State in the Sun Bowl allowed only 279.5 yards per Conference's Player of the Year, record. The 6-foot-f, 198-pound under way until Monday night Church, Vernon. senior quarterback passed and when third-ranked Pittsburgh Forks, N.Y.: and two brothers, Nor system for 12 years. She was Besides her daughter, she leaves a showcase their talents this at El Paso, Texas; Purdue meets game. was ranked fifth in the nation in passing this season and tossed for ran for at least 2(X) yards in each meets South Carolina in the Gator man Rau and Kerwin Rau, both of previously employed as a personal son, Thomas R. O'Malley of Miami, i:|: weekend in the opening segment Missouri in the Liberty Bowl at "Ohio State is in the same 19 touchdowns in sparking the of Tulane's first eight games. He Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla Ellington. secretary for the late C. Elmer F'la., three grandchildren, Kevin M. of college football's post-season Memphis, Tenn., and Arkansas league with Pitt and Nebraska," Boilermakers to an 8-3 record. also set a school record for points Other key games which have a The funeral is Saturday at 2 p.m at Watkins for many years. O' Malley of San Francisco, Calif; i|: bowl extravaganza. faces Tulane in the Hall of Fame says Penn State Head Coach Joe Bradley, a three-time all Big- accounted for (132) and tied a bearing on the national cham Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington She was a member of the North Miss M. Lisa Moody of Vernon and Althou|h the race for No. I Bowl at Birmingham, Ala. Paterno. "Ohio State has a very Eight (Conference performer, school record for most touchdown pionship will be contested New Ave., Rockville Burial will be in United Methodist Church, a member Sgt. Richard Moody, US. Army, :j:i won't get started until next week, Art Schlichter of Ohio State. explosive offense and Art Grove Hill Cemetery at the con of the church's Middle Links group All-America Mark Herrmann of Schlichter can play as well as any compiled 1,750 yards in total passes 1211. Year’s Day when top-ranked presently stationed in Germany. i-j; there is plenty of activity for the Arkansas. 6-5, features the Georgia (aces eighth-ranked venience of the family. and had been active in other church I college foottell aficionado with Purdue, Phil Bradley of Missouri quarterback we have played offense in sparking Missouri to an The funeral will be Saturday mor nation's leading punter in Steve Notre Dame in the .Sugar Bowl, Friends may call at the funeral organizations. She was also a j;!; four bowl games scheduled in a and Nickie Hall of Tulane are the against. " 8-3 record. He threw for 12 ning at 9 from the Watkins Funeral Coxn who averag^ 46.5 yards per second-ranked Florida State home Saturday from 1 p.m. until the member of the Educational Home, 142 E. Center St., I two-day stretch, beginning with standout quarterbacks whose Kicking could decide the con touchdowns and ran for three others this season and finished his kick this season. meets fourth-ranked Oklahoma in time of the service Donations may Secretaries Association of Manchester, with a Mass of Christian I the Fiesta Bowl in Tempe, Ariz,, talents will be on display. test and both teams are strong in career with 6,459 yards in total • The Sun Bowl encounter the Orange Bowl and sixth-ranked be made to the Memorial Fund of Manchester, the Manchester ijlii today, where lOth-ranked Penn Schlichter, who accumulated that department. burial in Sacred Heart Church at 10. offense — tops in conference between Nebraska and Mississip Alabama takes on seventh-ranked Trinity Lutheran Church Women's Club and had been a former Burial will be in St. James :!;■ State meets Ohio State. nearly 2,(X)0 yards in total offense The Liberty Bowl pits the history. pi State features two teams that Bavlor in the Cotton Bowl member and officer of Scotia. Order Cemetery, Manchester. There are three more bowl this season, passed and ran for 19 passing of Herrmann against the Hall is another all-around are basically ground oriented. Marion S. I’urlill of Vasa. There will be no calling hours. :i;i games scheduled for Saturday. touchdowns. However, he will be ,Tli.irn„nrt abiUtv of Bradley. (il.ASTONIU R> — Marion S She is also survived by two sons, Memorial donations may be made Purtill, 87. formerly of Cotton Neil G Snuffer and Lee K. Snuffer, to the Manchester Memorial Hollow. South Glastonbury, died both of Manchester and one Hospital Building Fund Dec 23 at a local convalescent home. daughter. Miss Lynn M. Snuffer of M rs P u r till w as born in Manchester and two brothers. Bridgeport, she had lived in Glaston Leonard A Johnson of Ellington and Rofte M. Mayor bury many years She was the widow Clifford W Johnson of Phoenix. Ariz MANCHES'rER - Rose M Suns flying high, of John W Purtill Funeral services will be at 2 p.m iPaquin) Mayor. 66. of 101 Survivors are two sons, John S Sunday in the Holmes Funeral Home, Connecicut Blvd., East Hartford, Purtill and Robert F Purtill. both of 4(X) Main St Burial will be Monday in wife of Hollis C. Mayor, died Dec. 23 Glastonbury, a daughter. Mrs the East Cemetery- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Samuel iJanei Fuller of Suffield. 12 Friends may call at the funeral Mrs Mayor was born in Terryville, grandchildren and seven great home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m she had lived most of her life in the win nine in row grandchildren. Saturday .Memorial contributions F^ast Hartford area Holiday chill A memorial service will be Satur may be made to the .North I'nited Other survivors are two sons, NEW YORK (UPI) - That wasn't "Phoenix normally is as good as ping New Jersey 109-94 and Portland day at II am at St Luke's Episcopal Methodist Church Memorial Fund, Richard G. Paquin of New Jersey Christmas day brought record-shattering automobiles that developed frozen fuel lines, a late Santa Claus you saw streaking Alvan Adams. If he comes out beating Golden State 115-114 Church. South Glastonbury Friends 300 Parker St ' and Edward A. Paquin of East Hart cold weather and this morning’s minus one at snapped cables, drained batteries and a through the night sky — it was the smoking and playing well, Phoenix is Cellirn I 17, KiiirkK 108 ford; five sisters. Rachel Russell of Larry Bird scored 20 ol bis 28 may call at the Glastonbury Funeral L u th e rin e j. Law aun the First Federal Savings and Loan Associa variety of other artic symptoms. (Herald high fly)ng Phoenix Suns. very difficult to beat. Adams was out Home. 450 New London Turnpike Middlefield. Clarice Bayek of East Dennis Johnson scored 23 points to of there but (Rich) Kelley came in points in the second half and grabbed EAST HARTFttRD - Mrs tion Building on West Middle Turnpike was photo by Pinto) Glastonbury, tonight from 7 to 8 Catherine J. (Keller i Lawson, 63, of Hartford. Jessie Drew of Penn lead a balanced attack that had eight and picked up where Alvan normally 20 rebounds to Boston to its ninth con Memorial contributions may be 875 Tolland St , East Hartford, died sylvania, Laura Sheffield of Canton not reassuring. The cold snap took its toll on Suns scoring in double figures to plays well." secutive win. Bird hit 8 points and made to the Glastonbury Auxiliary Dec 24 at Manchester Memorial and Marion Way of Haddam; four boost the Suns to a 131-111 Thursday Davis scored eight of Phoenix's Cedric Maxwell, who finished with 24 Police Ambulance Association. 2108 Hospital She was the widow of brothers, Charles Paquin of Coven night victory over the San Antonio first nine points in the game .in run points, added 6 in the final seven Mam St Glastonbury Charles J Lawson Sr try, Paul Paquin of Coventry. ■Spurs. ning up 20 for the night. Truck Robin minutes to break open a close game. Mrs Lawson was born in Brooklyn, Clarence Paquin of South Carolina Arson ruled out Phoenix extended its Christmas son added another 20 points and New York's Ray Williams scored a KIwin 4>. kiiiHiedel N V , she had lived in East Hartford and William Paquin; and four win streak to nine and boosted the 31- game-high 30 points. AKRNON - Elwin G Einsiedel, for 38 years She was a member of St grandchildren 8 Suns lead in the NBA Pacific divi Hiilli't.. IO<>. N<-n <>4 74. of 172 Reed Road. Tolland, died John's Episcopal Church in East The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 in Manchester fire sion to six games. The last time the a m. at Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Suns dropp^ a Dec. 25 game was in Washington jumped off to a 10-0 Dec 23 at Rockville General Hartford lit. M ANCHESTER — The early mor Home. 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart riddled (ly fire and its owner was 1968 against Los Angeles. lead and was never headed, getting Hospital Suvivors are a son, Charies J Law- ning fire Dec. 6 which destroyed a son Jr of Dixville, Maine, two ford. Burial will be in St. Mary's recently reported to be searching for 24 points from Greg Ballard, 18 from Mr Einsiedel was born in Hart building at 451-459 Main Street, dis- new space. ford. he had lived in the Tolland- daughters. Mrs Mary Ellen Tichy of Cemetery, East Hartford. Friends "What probably really happened Mitch Kupchak and 16 from Elvin iocating two businesses and driving Six persons living in two upstairs Hayes Hayes also grabbed 15 Rockville area most of his life He Guilford and Mrs Barbara Crowley may call at the funeral home tonight tonight is they had too long of a two families from their second-story apartments avoided injury when rebounds to move into fourth place was a member of the I'nited of Fort Lauderdale. Fla . two from 7 to 9 In lieu of flowers, layover here in Phoenix over the picked off 11 rebounds. Rich Keliey apartments, was not caused by ar flames spread from the basement to on the all-time NBA list and blocked Congregational Church of Tolland, a brothers, Charles Keller of Groton memorial contributions may be holidays away from home and all and Johnnv High had 12 points son. Chief John Rivosa said the third floor, skipping over the seven shots. The Nets new coach. World War II Army veteran, a and Henry Keller of Danbury ; two made to the Cancer Research In- that. " a sympathetic Johnson said of apiece. Alvin Scott 11 and Kyle Macy Wednesday. second-story apartments. Town and Bob McKinnon, lost his second con member of the Senior Citizens of sisters, Mrs Edward Lang of Groton siliute. 133 E 58th St , New York, the Spurs plight "The game wasn't and Joel Kramer 10 each. An analysis of material collected district firefighters evacuated the Tolland and Mrs Marion Hernandez of N Y really that easy " Their onslaught helped offset a 32- secutive game. Rookie Mike Gminski at the scene determined flammable families before the fire started bur Survivors are his wife. Mrs Viola Rosedale, N Y , and six Johnson opened the third quarter |)oint performance by San Antonio's led the Nets with 19. liquids played no part in the fire and W arriort* 11,5, Trail BIuzith I IT grandchildren ning down to the seepnd floor. with five straight baskets for 10 of George Gervin. who also led the iPradeli Einsiedel; a sister. Mrs Program offered Rivosa said the investigation was In the fire, seven town and two dis Idella Horn of Vernon, and several The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. Phoenix'. 12 points during the first Spurs in rebounding with eight F'orward Mychal Thompson hit a concluded. trict firemen were taken to nieces and nephews at the Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 (our minutes as the Suns stretched "Everybody was involved, eight three-point play with 31 Mcond. left eollege women The fire started around l .SO a.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital suf to lift Portland. Golden State, which The funeral is Saturday at 11 a m Elm St , Rocky Hill Burial will be in thier lead from 67-50 to 79-56. guys in double figures." Phoealx HARTFORD— A special program two Saturdays ago. apparently when fering lacerations, smoke inhala hasn't won a game in Portland since at L'nited Congregational Church, Rose Hill Memorial Park There are "It was amazing." Johnson said coach John MacI.eod said "I thought for adult women thinking of entering smoking material was tossed into the tion and exhaustion. None were in Feb 8. 1976. appeared on its way to’ Tolland Burial will be in Stafford no calling hours "I couldn t believe it myself I've we moved the ball well. Our intensity garbage, igniting a plastic trash can. jured seriously and all were back on victory, leading 94-85 starting the Springs Cemetery There are no In lieu ol flowers, friends may or re-entering college will be held on never shot that well " was good and we ran well. Rivosa said the fire began in the duty shortly after the fire had been lourth quarter.But the Warrior calling hours make donations to the American January 13 at 10 a m at Hartford Spurs coach Stan Alback was Ron Brewer came off the bench to basement of the Little House of controlled. ol tense scored but six points in the Donations may be made to the Cancer Society College for Women charitable get 16 lor the Spurs Reggie Johnson E Foxes at 455 Main St. The basement The state fire marshal collected .Memorial Fund of l'nited There will be a showing of Tur-• "I tbink everyone for Phoenix had 14, James Silas 13 and Kevin lirst 8:12 ol the final quarter while ning Points,' a realistic film with up- contains laundry equipment and debris from the fire and sent them to Thompson and rom Owens sparked Congregational Church John Kng'lierg played reasonably good." San An Restani 12 for San Antonio M ANCHES TER — John Engberg, close profiles of three women of Rivosa speculated that heated lint state laboratories for analysis. With tonio coach Stan Albeck said Other games on a light Christmas the Bl..zers Irom behind to a 104-100 Clutch play in NBA attraction differing life styles who have taken from a dryer might also have Wednesday's determination the fire lead with 4:03 to play Owens was R o b e rt K. Lee Jr. 92. of 77 Doane St , Manchester, died JoMcph A. (Nullum "Walter Davis got them off to a very Day schedule had Boston defeating returned to college triggered the fire. was not sparked by arson, the in New York 117-108, Washington whip high lor during second half of NBA attraction ROt.KMI.I.K - Robert E Lee Dec 23 at a local convalescent home good first half Mitch Kupchak of the Washington Bullets Before his retirement, he owned Current Hartford College adult The Manchester Safe and Lock Co., vestigation is over. Rivosa said. tries to escape the clutches of New Jersey Thursday in Maryland (UPI photo) Jr . 17. of 117 Dart Hill Road, South students and graduates will also be located next to the Little House of The blaze was one of the year's Windsor, died Dec 24 at Rockville and operated the John Engberg Auto Gallant elected Nets' Mike Gminski and Rory Sparrow present to answer questions and Foxes at 459 Main St , was also worst commercial fires.' General Hospital Repair Service in Maulden. Maine, for many years describe the concerns, anxieties and by Tall Cedars C Mr Lee was born in Hartford, he rewards of returning to school later HARTFORD eUPl) — Two Connecticut Transit had lived most of his life in South Survivors are his wife, .Mrs Ixinora Engberg of Manchester, a in life M ANEHFIS'TER — Joseph A workers injured when a bus struck them while thev Windsor He was a member of the Gallant has been elected Grand Tall were washing the rear of another bus have been Pride at stake The program will be held in the class of 1981 of South Windsor High son. Carl FI Engberg of Manchester, a daughter. Mrs Phylis Garvey of Auerbach Science Center on the Cedar of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars granted $235,(X)0 in damages by a Superior Court Bird looked for shot^ School He was a communicant of St Hartford College campus, and is of Lebanon for 1981 Accident jury Margaret Mary's Church in South •Stockton. Calif , four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren open to the public, tree of charge Gallant and other officers will be George Jordan and Paul Amodio, both of Hart Windsor installed Saturday night in a semi- settlement ford. suffered crushed pelvises when they were Survivors are his mother, Mrs The funeral is private and at the Coffee and relreshments will be convenience of the family There are served pbublic installation at the Masonic struck by the second bus driven by Leo Glowacki of in Fiesta Bowl Carole i Biiuffard i Lee of South Wind no calling hours To register or obtain further infor Temple. 25 F^ Center St Bristoi. who ciaimed the vehicle's brakes failed. sor. two brothers. Gary Lee and TEMPE, Ariz. lUPI) — It will be pionship, clash in the Fiesta Bowl can beat a quality football team," gave lesson to Knicks The Fitzgerald Funeral Home. 225 mation. call the Hartford College Ad All Tall Cedars, their familes and Judge David M Shea accepted verdicts granting Kenneth Lee. both of South Windsor, only a matter of honor, but many a today with nothing at stake but pride said Penn State Coach Joe Paterno Mam St . Manchester, is in charge of missions Office at236-1215 friends are invited Jordan $118,000 in damages-and $117,000 to Amodio. his maternal grandparents. Joseph warrior has been wounded for less and improving on 9-2 records. said "I’m not interested in the they had the ball drci() iur them and arlangements NEW YORK (UPli - Larry Bird and Lucille i Bertrand i Bouffard of Ohio State and Penn Stale, once in It may welt be a fight to the finish rankings, just the quality of the decided to look for his shot in the se we could not hit Thai and l.an v Bird South Windsor the running for the national cham "We re just anxious to see if we team. Ohio State may not be in the cond, half. and the Boston Celtics’ was (lie dillercncc The funeral is Saturday at 8 a in top 10 right now, but they’re as good forward gave the .New York Knicks a Boston coach Bill Fitch thought he from the Callahan- h’uneral Home, Bolton charter as any team there and probably painful lesson in sharpshooting was lucky in another area llis lenler 1602 Main St . East Hartford, better than two or three of them” Bird scored 20 of his 28 points in the Robert I’ansh picked up live louls followed by a mass of Christian The Nittany Lions were ranked second half — including eight to e.irly in the third t'criod but burial in St .Margaret Mary's proposal ready 10th and the Buckeyes 13th at the end break open a tie game in the fourth Cartwrighl didn t do as much Church. South Windsor, at 9 a m of the regular season, quarter — to lift the Celtics to a 117- damage as lie might have " Hick Robey did well coming oil Burial will be in St M ary's ItOI ION The Charter Revi Annual Town Meeting with the An Paterno said Buckeye quarterback 108 victory Thursday night over the the bench and holding t artwright Cemetery. East Hartford sion Commission has (inished its nual Budget .Meeting and emphasize Art Schlichter "could be the Knicks. The Christmas Day present Friends may call at the funeral linal dralt of proposed changes to the the capital improvement report and difference in the game all by was the ninth in a row for Boston, .said Fitch Iv.ervbodv on this team home tonight from 7 to 9 charter and has given it to the Board increase the selectmen's role in the himself." which improved its record to 27-8 points, with Michael Ray Richardson [licks eac h other u|i and Bird will tell "He is a complete quarterback, he vou that as great as he is. tlie guvs Maria J. Metcalf of Selectmen for action preparation of the budget "We set up an offense which is adding 23 and Cartwright 22 Cedric rtie changes incfiide more power The comiiiission was established in can run and throw, is a magnificent keyed to the personnel we have, ” Maxwell had 24 lor Boston working with iiiiii make him even Maria J Metcalf, who died Mon SEASON'S GREETINGS ballhandler, super-smooth and knows lor the Board ol Selectmen, in the March to revise and update the .said Nate Archibald the guard who " We made some errors in the final better 2 day in a local convalescent home, areas ol administration ol employ town s three-year-old charter what’s going on. " runs the Celtic attack. "For three few minutes and they didn't." said T h e more I see ol Larry iRird' was incorrectly listed as having been Schlichter — who led an offense ment and purchasing, increasing the Thomas Manning, commission quarters of the game Bird wasn’t New Y(irk coach Red ilolzman "And the more 1 think 1 in tiles.sed survived by a niece in Poland She to all our frlonds...ln order that averaged 33 points a game was, however, survived by a sister in tax collector's term to four years, chairman, said due to public shooting that much, but then in the letting the Conservatiim (aimmission response Ibe selectmen may want to during the season — will face a final quarter he took more shots Northern Ireland to bettor serve our loyal and defense that never allowed more -NBA Standings. She IS also survived by another make park policies hold a public hearing before they when we needed it. ” Also to make the Board of F'lnance meet on Jan 20 By law, the valued customers wo will bo than 21 points, and that only once. "I looked to shoot more at the end niece .Mildred Zuver of Chicago and Ohio State's Earle Bruce said the By United Press International .Seattle 17 18 486 12 a nephew. Frank Metcalf of responsible lor the annual audit, in selectmen have until Jan 22 to have because of the game situation." said Ivaslern Conlerence Portland 18 20 474 12' crease the least appropriation from a public hearing. open Saturday, December 27, game could hinge "on how the Bird. "We have been using an offense . Bavtown Texas defenses adjust during the game to Atlantic Division San Diego 17 '20 459 13 the capital reserve fund, combine the in which I am the rover up front and W 1. Pci GB Thursday sResulls G:0G A.M. -12:00 noon... shut things off. ” have the option to shoot or put the 6 A Chet Parlavecchio, junior Philadelphia :t2 4 889 B0 SI011II7 New N’ork lt)8 ball into the hole. In the fourth period Boston 27 8 771 4'2 Washington 109 New .lersey94 Also Wednesday December 31, linebacker who led the Lions in it was time to pul it in the basket” tackles, expects to get an idea early New York 23 13 KS) 9 I'hoenrc 131 S.in .\nlonio ID Park survey sought After Marvin Webster pul the Washington 15 21 417 17 Portland IK . Golden Sl.ile 1)41 0:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. on what adjustm ents might be Knicks ahead 101-99 on a slam dunk New .lersey 12 25 324 "21)' 2 I'rid,i\ s (i.ime- HOI,TON ~ The Public transfer station, is the needed. know where the boundaries with 7:04 left. Bird tied the contest ('enlral Division \ll.inl.i at New .lel 'CC Building Commission has right of way which has are. CONN. ITALIAN "I think the lirst quarter will tell a EARTHQUAKE PLEASE — MANCHESTER with a jump shot. Bird then put the Milwaukee '26 11 7(X1 ('hic.igo at Ch". el.ind asked Ralph Zahner, sur never been surveyed by the No action will be taken lot." he said "It could be a wide- Celtics ahead* to stay with a right veyor. lor an estimate ol town. RELIEF^INC. STATE BANK CUSTOMERS open game because both teams have Indiana '21 15 583 44 lloiis|oi\;il Detroit on the survey until the cost baseline jump shot on a slick pass Atlanta , 16 '20 444 94 what it would cost for a John Sambogna, com SEND YOUR the ability to strike quickly. But, it I leiner at Dali.is estimates are received. DONATIONS ONLY! Irom Archibald. Chicago 16 20 444 94 I’hiladcipliia ,il K.iiis.is File survey of the right-of-way mission chairman, said The commission is could turn into the kind ol game we The 6-(oot-9 forward followed with into Freja Park even if the town doesn't use TO THE MANCHESTER had against Pitt - a real tight defen Cleveland 12 ‘26 316 144 Golden Slate ,il I l.ill waiting for proposals from lEJUm iQUME VICTMS M ITM.V| 'L-, a jumper from the lane, making it Detroit 10 26 278 154- 1 The town s only access the park for the transfer sive game with no one moving an in Indi.in.i . ) I.os .\ngelcs four engineers on the cost m u m m u m m STATE BANK 105-102. When Knicks’ center Bill Western Conlerence Portland at Seattle into the park, which is station, the town should MIMMRnNC Mhrttaii ch." of a transfer station. n MI NO. 143 Cartwright scored to narrow the gap. Midwest Division S.itiirday s Games treing proposed for use as a MNCKSm, com 00040 INI Ml It U m m R j The contest could be decided by the Sambogna said the roof Bird hit his final basket with a hook W L Pet GB Kans.is I'ltv ,il New- 5'ork" DIRECTORS kicking' game, and the teams are shot from the lane after a feed from at the Bolton Elementary SAM J FILLORAMO well-matched there also. Neither San Antonio 24 14 632 - - Houston .It W.istiington Seniors plan trip .School IS basically com NATHAN AOOSTINELLI Chris F’ord, ; Kansas Citv 16 21 432 7 4 Boston at Atl.inta RAUL C. WIUHIOE placekicker has missed an extra "I have been rebounding very well, plete but will not be ap ATTY. SARRV BOTTlCELLOl point'— Ohio State's Vlade Utah 15 21 417 8 Detroit at Chicago ''(M Til WINDSOR - RAYMOND F. DAMATO especially defensively, " said Bird, The cost per person is proved until the commis Janakievski made 45 and Penn Houston 14 21 400 84 Dallas at Milwaukee The Senior Center is spon- DOMINIC SQUATRITO who pulled down a game-high 20 $13 50 and will include sion has inspected it and .State’s Herb Menhardt 26. Denver 11 23 324 11 I (ah at San Antonio soring a trip to the iOSIRH HACHIY Fingertip control rebounds. "I think this has helped us transportation, dinner and received a final report Janakievski made 15 of 22 field goal Dallas 4 Si 11)8 194 Philadelphia at Denvei Coachiight Dinner Theater JOHN X.R.SASILE. M.D. win the nine straight. The guys box the show There are still 12 from the architect. Golden State’s Larry Smith (13) finds room between atteinpts; Menhardt 15 of 21. Pacitic Division I.os Angeles at Phoeniv for the musical "Anything openings QOV. ELLA QRASSO. out for me and help especially on the .Phoenix . 31 8 795. - He said inclement HoHsrmn f'h«irmmn Portland’s Tom Owens (2fi) and Jim Paxton to score basket in Buckeye punter Tom Orosz has a 41- Indiana at San Diego Goes' on Thursday, Jan To reserve a place, call defensive boardp." weather is holding up the yard average, the Lions' Ralph Iw)s Angeles ‘24 13 649 6 Sc'attle at Golden State 22 June Cooke at 644-3338. yesterday’s NBA play in Portland. (DPI photo) Ray Williams led New York with 30 inspection. Giacoinarro a 43-yard average Golden Stale 18 18 500 114 1 4 - EVENING HERALD. Frt„ Dec. M, WD KVENING h er a ld , F'ri . Ifec. 26, 1980 — l.i Strongs rush big play Shoot-out seen likely on missed conversion MONTGOMERY, Ala, lUPI) - caused the bad throw." of the third quarter when Villanova's kIckoH 48 yaids to set up a Blue-Gray iri Liberty Bowl game Oklahoma Stale Coach Jimmy John Moments earlier, Venuto had Howard Long, voted the game's most recorti 4f> yaixl Held goal by Clem- son credited a strong rush on Wake hooked up with Auburn's Byron valuable player, broke through to son's Obeil Arlil The south also MEMPHLS, Tenn. (UPI) - The Missouri Coach Warren Powers Those totals were enough to make Dickey is the Tigers chief Forest quarterback Jay Venuto for a Franklin on a 21-yard scoring strike block a Gray punt. • scored on a I yarti pass from Venuto focal point of Saturday's Liberty doesn't mince words when it comes Young the top career receiver in con headhunter, coilecting 130 tackles in missed two-point conversion with 31 seconds left in the game. The ball was recovered by to Harvey Bowl game is likely to be a shoot-out to praising (he opposing squad's ference history and the first tight end 1980. North olleiisive ciuich Joe Restic Thursday that preserved a 24-23 South Coach John Mackovic of Wake Colorado linebacker Steve Doolittle between Purdue's Mark Herrmann, signal-caller, who placed fourth in to lead the nation in pass receptions. When the tables are turned and North victory in the 43rd annual Forest then went for the victory on on the Gray one and Indiana's Lonnie of Harvard said he was pleased with the Big Ten's all-time offensive th is y e a r’s H eism an Trophy Wide receiver Bart Burrell, who's the two-point attempt. Missouri is on olfense. it wiil be Pur Blue-Gray All-.Slar football classic. Johnson scored on the next play to the North's ball control throughout leader, and Missouri's Phil Bradley, balloting. been chasing Herrmann's passes due's job to contain Bradley, a Venutp's hurried pass to Marvin Franklin, who had a 17-yard recep give the Blue the lead for good. the game played In unseasonably the Big Eight's player of the year. “Without any doubt, Herrman is since they were teammates in junior quarterback Boilermaker Coach Jim Harvey of Southern Miss fell to the tion in the first half to set up a Gray Earlier Blue scores came on a 6.6- cold 40-degree weather. Both quarterbacks are blessed with the best passer we've faced during high, is another threat to break the Young says is in a class by himself. end zone turf, ending the Gray's hope field goal, said he was disappointed yard pass, the longest in Blue-Gray He .said he thought the game's key precision passing arms. my time at Missouri.” Powers said. nationally televised Liberty Bowl of pulling off a last-second comeback in losing. history, from Harvard quarterback play was at start of the fourth Bradley hit 55 percent of aerials open. Bradley led the Tigers to an 8-3 victory in the nationally televised "It really does hurt,” he said. "We Brian Buckley to Kevin Williams of quarter when Minnesota’s Marion attem pt^ this season. Herrmann, The Purdue quarterback's favorite All Big Ei(?ht safety Eric Wright rcgular-sea.son record and a 5-2 mark game came down here and sacrificed our Southern Cal; a 10-yard run by Drake Barber lost the bull on a fumble into the most prolific passer in NCAA receiver is senior tight end Dave heads the Missouri secondary that in the conference Missouri finished "The defense was just our regular Christmas and worked all during the quarterback Rick Casko and a 20- the South end zone history, completed nearly six of Young, who snared 67 passes for 917 will try to spoil Herrmann's passing third behind Nebraska and Big Eight goal-line defense for their three-man holidays instead of being home with yard field goal by Eric Hipp of "I thought that was a key play every 10 paw*! thrown in his career. yards and eight touchdowns in 1980. performance Linebacker Lester top dog Oklahoma stack. " said Johnson, who coached our families " Southern Cal. because we missed (he touchdown the Blue defense '1 think it was the The big play that broke a 17-17 half Auburn speedster James Brooks but we overcam e it and won pressure on the quarterback that time tie camt in the opening minutes scored on a 2-yard run and returned a anyway." he said. Boston to defend Salazar Colonial honors BOSTON — The Boston University the Terriers defeated Colorado hockey team will take tBeTirst step College, 8-7 in overtime, in the first Millrose to defend its Colonial Bank Hockey round and then edged Denver, 5-4, for Invitational title Jan. 3 as it takes on the title. - Bowling Green in the featured game "We have lined up another, entrant of the two-day tournament. excellent field this year," said A Faceoff at the Hartford Civic Boston U, head coach Jack Parker. Up for two Center will be at 9 a m. In the 6 p.m, “We have a tough job ahead of us if NEW YORK (UPI) - Alberto preliminary game, the University of we’re going to repeat as champion. High-scoring Whaler Salazar, surprise winner of the 1980 Open-mouthed Mike Oleksinski (33) pegged shot through the Minnesota-Duluth will tangle with “We were beginning to play well New York City Marathon in his first hoop in recent win by Manchester over East Hartford at Clarke Clarkson. before the break," the coach went High-scoring Mike Rogers will be on display tonight at the attempt at the 26-mile, 385-yard dis The consolation game will be on. "Hopefully, the layoff won’t hurt 1 i tance. heads a powerful field for the Arena. Hornet Carl Dean (4) provides the defense. Indians Hartford Civic Center when the Whalers entertain Pittsburgh played at 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 4. to be us, and we'll be able to pickup where 5,000-meter race at the 74lh annual resume action Tuesday against Penney in East Hartford while and on Saturday night when the Stanley Cup champion New York followed by the championship game we left off." m Millrose Games Feb. 6 at Madison East Hartford is at Hall High in West Hartford. (Herald photo by at 7 p.m. Islanders pay a visit. Rogers has 49 points and in his last 15 Square Garden. Boston University: The Terriers Burbank) In last year's initial tournament. went into the semester break with a games collected 30 points on 14 goals and 16 assists. The little Salazar, a University of Oregon winger appears headed for a second straight 100-point NHL 3-5 record overall and 2-5 in ECAC i l senior, scored a shocking victory in play. They do have two games on the season. Family Night will be observed tonight with special the New York event on Oct. 26, schedule before the tournament as discounted tickets. beating a field of 14,012 runners with they will be at the University of a time of 2 hours, 9 minutes and 41 seconds. Denver, Dec. 29-30. Senior center Rocky Bleier low-key Mark Fidler (Charlestown) is headed His time was the fastest for a first for an unprecedented fourth straight Hall o f Fame Boivl time marathoner, the second-fastest ever by an American behind Bill team scoring title as he has four goals and six assists. Paul Fenton Rodgers' 2:09:27 in Boston in 1979 (Springfield) is just behind him with and the seventh-fastest in history. Lovely reception among sports heroes four goals and four assists but knee , The Cuban-bom Salazar will be surgery will sideline him for the Orange Bowl queen Donna Reed, holding football, welcomes ‘Street fight’ facing defending champion Suleiman PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The to make it in the NFL was because he caster is for the future to see,” he year. Nyambui, the University of Texas Oklahoma tight end Forrest Valora on Sooners arrival in Miami problem with most modern-day was afraid he couldn't do anything said. "I'm scared to death. I did an Parker will go with Jeff Weisman El-Paso junior from Tanzania who heroes is that they're usually else. interview with (running mate) Fran (Clayton, Mo.) in the nets. The junior Christmas day. The Big Eight champions will meet Florida finished second in the Summer Olym protrayed as so good, so perfect, so "It's difficult enough to live on a co (Harris) the other day, and I was goalie is 3-5 with a 3.92 goals against State in Orange Bowl New Year's Day (UPI photo) pics in the 5.000-meters: South worth emulating that we lose our daily basis trying to be your own per a nervous wreck.” average. Playing in front of Wisman Africa's .Matthews Motshwarateu; is predieted faith in them when they're proven to son without worrying about whether He wonders whether he’ll be able has been a young defense (a junior), and two-time American Olympian be human. you're presenting the right im age," to detach himself enough from team two sophomores and three fresh Matt Centrowitz among others. Upsetting situation BIKMIM.H.AM Ala ^ I I’l ' - the lourth Hall of Fame Bowl So it was with Charles Lindbergh. Bleier said as he reflected on his role mates to be a good, incisive inter men), but they came on very well in Tulane Cuarh Vim c Gibson hopes he In winning last year's Millrose 5,- Clifford Chatman, Central Oklahoma State John Kennedy. Richard Nixon, Jim as a hero. "There’s an image created viewer; whether he’ll be literate: the last couple of games before the riassK linished its regular season at 000 by a narrow margin, .Nyambui set Ala., Thursday. Chatman was named to this Mt. Southington won t dl^appol^l his hometown folks Thorpe and countless others. by the media and you become part of whether he’ll know what kinds of break. b-' and Rarorback Coach Lou Holtz a collegiate indoor best of 13 39 2 running back, is tackled by Tony Vereen of year’s small college All-America team. (UPI in Saturday s Hall ol Kaine Bowl said he s worried about the Green But luckily for those of us who still it whether you want to or not. My questions to ask. And he knows he Also of concern through the first South Eastern Louisiana cornerback in action photo) will have to be his toughest critic if Classic again.st Arkan.sas — a game Wave during Blue Gray Classic in Montgomery, want to believe in heroes, such has biggest thing during all of this has not six games has been the power play he says vou can bet will be a street Tulane throws the ball very not been the case with Rocky Bleier. to bie two-faced, to remain myself.” he is to be even half as successful in During that stretch, the Terriers had ski area busy again Louis visited Bleier’s desire to remain true to the highly competitive TV business light well Holtz said They have the plucky little running back who accounted for just four power play Some of the best early season HOUSTON il'P l I — Joe Louis was battled both crippling Vietnam War himself spared us hearing any sen as he was in football. Although his The New England wide snow drought 1 111 reallv hwiking forward to excellent talent, particulary at the goals, but they equalled that output in machine-made conditions in Mt. visited by his wile Christmas day and wounds and a lack of great physical timental. pious, overly humble new bosses wanted him to start in last winter put a damper on the loming back to Birmingham, the skill tHisitions'Delensively. they are the two games just before the break Southington’s history have combined IS recovering well from surgery, but talent to become a star with the four retirement speeches. His final public February, he has delayed doing so holiday week in the region and .Mt. lirst-vear Tulane coach said 1 ve solid Olfensively they are So that, too. has been a source of with a timely winter storm to a Methodist Hospital spokesman said time Super Bowl champion statements as a pro football hero until March so he can do some extra Southington suffered like the rest got lots ol Iriends and it s going to be explosive guarded optimism for the Boston heighten anticipation for the up lun 1 just hope I don t liMik bad in Thursday she did not know when the Pittsburgh Steelers. contained the same brutal but ad homework E Playing a team with the kind ol coach. coming winter season. lormer boxing champion would be Bleier, who retired aft)^ the mirable honesty as always. If Bleier should happen to bomb as But it's a different story this year Ironl ol m\ home folks passing ability they have always Like the rest of New England’s ski "We've got a great jump on the .Arkansas is a good team but we relea.sed Steelers' 1980 season finale at San After spending most of his past 12 a broadcaster, he will weather the scares you Fraud charge areas, Mt Southington experienced season, putting down a deep cover of c ame to win he added 1 think it Despite Arkansas disappointing He is recovering very well and 1 Wo’ word with Meyer Diego on Dec. 22, has never tried to off-seasons as a businessman, Bleier storm. He says his final season — and CHICAGO (UPI I — The owners of an off-week during the Christmas- machine-made snow Combined with will he a great game and a high know his lamily was up to see him. cover his blemishes or human has chosen to begin a new career, as his most disappointing, since the record. Holtz does not apologize for the Chicago Stadium and the Chicago .New Year's holiday break last the snowstorm last week, we re scoring game Vou can bet it 11 be a but I don t know how they celebrated CHICAGO lUPIi — You would down the stretch, It can't happen the-year.” Meyer recalls. frailities, which is probably why he sports director and sportscaster for a team's 9-7 record kept it out of the the Hazorback s bowl appearance Black Hawks have been* accused ol .season. That week is a stretch ski ready for New Year’s,’’ said Ed street light ^ the holiday.' the spokesman said think by now Ray Meyer finally again." Meyer is a media favorite for good became a hero of countless members local television station. And he readi playoffs for the first time in nine Alabama went to bowls with a b-f committing Iraud in handling the es areas traditionally count on for big Beckley. Mt Southington's general We don t know yet when Mr Louis would have learned how to say "no ' The problem — like Meyer's recent reason. His fatherly image coupled of the Watergate-jaded generation. ly admits some of his reasons for the years — taught him valuable lessons Tulane. 7-4 is led by quarterback record when it was building toward a to people. tate of one of their employees crowds and show-case conditions. manager Niekie Hall a B-lcMit-ti 198-pound will be released Louis, fame — is national in scope. with his quotable statements make Bleier always has been a guy change in direction are less than about success, failure and how to national championship he said II But his failure to say no has the C senior Hall [lassed and ran lor at heavyweight champion from 1937 un "I get requests from small radio him an attractive interview, not to everyone can identify with. He’s too altruistic. handle them. we can I go ll-ll in the Cotton Bowl veteran DePaul coach voicing some least 2IHI Yards in the (ireen Wave s til he retired with the title in 1949. un stations in Hackensack or Tacoma mention the fact he has coached one little for football, he wears glasses “Underneath it all is the fact that I "It's very easy when you're win we re delighted to be going to the concern about the kind of job he is lirst eight games He als set a Tulane Hall ol I' ame Bowl We think it will derwent surgery to implant a and they all want individual inter of the top basketball teams from a and he's losing his hair. He smokes, was given an opportunity to be in the ning because it covers a multitude of pacemaker ^ doing with his Blue Demon basket views. I haven’t been able to say no large metropolitan area during the he swears, he won’t refuse an media and I think you should make sins," Bleier said. “And it’s easy to season record lor points accounted be a ver\ (losilive note to build on ball team. lor as he passed lor i:t2 points and next year because then they say 1 gave an inter past three seasons. alcoholic beverage. yourself available to those oppor sit on the bench when you're coming Meyer literally is besieged with 6lote ran lor 42 Arkansas ollense is triggered by Rose Botvl arrival view to a rival station,” Meyer says. Meyer, the winningest active coach He was a reluctant hero in Viet tunities. " Bleier said. up but a lot harder after you've been requests from civic groups, Rotary "It's the same thing with speaking nam: in fact, he tried everything "But ego is one reason, too. This there." N i( kie IS I each and excited Gib quarterback Tom .(ones, the younger LOS A.N'GELKS lU Pli - The in the nation, likes to talk about the If . / ;■ f I* ri(lu> son said It wc- are going to have a clubs, small radio stations and alum engagements. If I turn down one short of illegalities to avoid interrup has been an ego business I've been in Bleier. who toyed with the idea of brother ol Ballimore Colls signal- University ol Michigan lootball team days not so long ago when he had to H\sKLni\i.i guild gayiiT*-tVtt kie must have a good ni to speak or be interviewed for group, they'll say I spoke to another almost beg people to come out to ting his pro football career to serve for 12 years in my life. This is one retiring after the Steelers’ victory in Ho4’k\illi‘ al Torringt<»n caller Bert .lones The b-2 184-pound arrived in Southern California various functions. game group across town and why can’t 1 Alumni Hall on the DePaul campus in the Army. way to feed it and ease out of foot Super Bowl XIV. did his share of TournaiiH’nl so()homore connected on 98 ol Ibb Thursday to prepare lor their Rose \rt/insas a lwie|ioinl favorite in Because he began granting these speak to them." to see his team play. Those were the Even when a TV film was made of ball. And money is another factor as bench-sitting this year. He started >mhh at Lo\(‘nlrY (lasses lor 1 Ibl yards this season Bowl encounter with Washington requests two yea'rs ago, he has found Meyer, in his 39th season at days DePaul was struggling to be a his autobiography, “Fighting Back," Tar as the transitional point of view games only when Harris' new and '^alu nla> 1 niversity It impossible to say no DePaul, said he has been asked to .500 team. television executives were not able to goes.” younger running mate, Sidny Thorn H\SKKTH\U I he team was met by several well- "There’s no doubt about it. I've got appear all over the country under un But Meyer recruited a center sugarcoat Bleier into some sort of ton, couldn't. W e\ al KatAl wishers and the 'rournament ol And Bleier claims to be just as to draw the line sornetime. If 2 don't usual circumstances. named Dave Corzine and DePaul shoulder pad-bedecked Captain afraid of doing something other than Yet, ironically. Bleier experienced I ^alliolic. K ntral to honor Roses queen and her court, who start saying ho to people. I'm going n "A favorite one is that they’ve America. The most touching moment handed the players Mowers suddenly became a national cham play football as he was coming out of what he calls his most triumphant Lla<»t PLEASE READ ADVERTISINB PART TIME CLERKS Hostages^ families have ^Insider^s Guide’ NAVY VETS. Career Oppor LAUNDRY WORKER-7 a m. tunities available. (Jail NEEDED - Tuesday and to 3 p.m., or 6 p.m. to 10p.m., YOUR AD DEADLINE collect, (518 ) 467^321. 9:00 Wednesday, third shift; and part time. Responsible Laun 12:00 noon lha day a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday third dress needed to do General Clattlfltd ads ara shift. Apply in person: Seven- Laundry Duties. This is an second lonely Christmas aids college-bound lakan ovar Ilia pliona M lOft puDitcofion* RNS/LPNS - Crestfield Con If, 509 ICenter Street. excellent part time position. at a convanlanca. The valescent Home. Manchester. 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Familiarity with presents, have learned wishing won't the superlative, too. radical and the reactionary, the city But the write-up about Yale, as the 1332. full charge bookkeeping duties DRAFT PERSON, Electrical wfn the release ol their loved ones. slicker and the country bumpkin ...” ^oll^e T o CrA‘dUi»ra and various accounting func designer, skilled in industrial T don't see any reason to leave it others, contains information the school —Syracuse in Syracuse, N. Y.: “Parties SECRETARY tions required. Please send control circuitry. Control pan up. " Virgil Sickmann saidHiursday. itself would never put in publications for ESTATE OF Edna F, Kiatin^ aka MANCHESTER to $10,900. resume lo Pue Semel St Com el layouts for industrial neat abound and academic pressure is at a Eklna Keating, deceased pany. 281 Hartford Turnpike, "With stupid Iran ... it's very prospective students. minimum. Location is a negative factor. Steno a must, benefits, fee processing equipment,ment, and the depressing. It's a never-ending thing. The aim of this guide by students for The Hon William E FitzGerald. aid. Contemporary Women, P 0 . Box 22M Vernon Ct. ability to produce• working and The weather's usually grim.” Judge, of the Court of Probate. Siartford, 527-2141. 06066. finished schematics for We wonder, could it be spring, could students, say Elditors Jane E. Ailen and —George Washington in Washington, District of Manchester at a hearing manufacturing, to assist It be summer, could it be another Dorian B. Klein, is to give high school D.C.: "Radical leader Rennie Davis once held on December 18.1980 ordered that ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC, engineering and preparation Christmas bfore he comes home." ■ students "the taste of the school un NOTICES all claims must be presented lo the We have openings on our staff. of operation manuals. Must called George Washington...the most - Loot and found fiduciary on or before March 18. 1981 An Iranian film clip of the available in standard guides." 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"We villain.” - Business Opportunities Pope John F’aul II waves to the ('hristmas and the world in 42 languages. It was a record ESTATE OF William M Keating, Sr . sential. Ability to work with saw the film clip ... It was nice The guide says the University of Miami Further sampling from the "Guide": - Situation Wanted SERVICE STATION aka William M Keating, or William people and handle details PART TIME GIRL for office crowd in .St. Peter's Basilica square after im- number of tongues for the Pope's traditional —U. of California at Berkeley: “If one ATTENDANTS wanted. Part seeing him. but it was upsetting not provides what appears to be a happy EDUCATION Keating, deceased necessary Salary negotiable work 91 Chestnut Street, parting his Prbi et Orbi blessing to the city Christmas call for world peace. (UPI) being able to touch him. to talk to medium on the pain-pleasure scale. It must find one's niche, Berkeley is a good - Private Instructions time. Hours flexible, call 633- In Vernon area. Sen(fresume The Hon William E FitzGerald. Manchester - Schools-Ciasses 4155. him says: place to do it. The university offers a vast Judge, of the court of Probate. District to: Manchester Evening - Instructions Wanted Herald, Box C Manchester, PART TIME "But that's better than not being “Long known as 'Sun Tan' U.' the selection of courses and groups and of Manchester at a hearing held on DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full REAL ESTATE December 18, 1980 ordered that all CL______MAINTENANCE work 91 able to see him at all." This ^ oto, taken from Iranian television, shows Catholic organizations of every type abound." or part time, for Oral University of Miami, located in the plush - Homes for Sale claims must be presented to the Chestnut Street. Manchester Dick and Theresa Gallegos of Bishop Yohannan Issaie of Chaldeam visiting with American suburb of Coral Gables, still remains a —Lawrence University, Appleton, Wis.: - Lots-Land for Sale fiduciary on or before March 18. IMl Surgeon's Office. Vernon Cir CLERK - Some calculator cle. Previous surgical or den Pueblo. Colo., rose early Christmas rare opportunity for Northerners to "After four years at Lawrence, chances - Investment Property or be barred as by law provided experience helpful. (Jhecking DENTAL ASSISTANT - hostages in Iran on Christmas day. The hostage shown with the - Business Property ial experience required. Send are that the graduating senior will have and extending invoices Salary commensurate with morning to view the film in hopes of preserve the atmosphere of a spring vaca - Resort Property Sherrie L Anderson, resume to Box WW. c/o bishop is identified as Bert Moore of Mount Vernon, Ohio. Apply: Gaer Bros., 140 Rye ability. Send resume to: Box catching a glimpse of their son, tion all year 'round en route to a college gotten reasonably tired of the favorite - Real Estate Wantod A u t . Clerk Manchester Herald. (UPI) Street. South Windsor. C, c/o Manchester Herald Marine Sgt. William Gallegos, but degree. campus joke: Question: What was MISC. SERVICES The Fiduciary is Pope pleads for peace Raymond 0 Keating CLERK/CODER - Checking they were disappointed. “However, if you're planning a four- Houciini's greatest escape? Answer: - Services Offered 107 Hamlin Street START A SUCCESSFUL - Painting-Papering prices and coding new items, "We hoped to see him but we From Appleton, Wis." Manchester. CT 06040 CAREER in sales Sell Avon year schedule of 'suntan 101,' and - Budding-Contracting IIJ-M various other cnitics Apply Earn good money Phone 523- didn't. " said Mrs. Gallegos, wiping "I think there is hope he is all ment. 'underwater basketweaving,' you had —Rice University. Houston, Texas: - Rooting-Siding RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST - Gaer Bros , 140 Rye Street, Join a growing, exciting firm 9401 tears from her cheeks. "You just right. I hope they all are." Bobby Brown, whose sister is. better think again. "Rice is sometimes called the Harvard of - Heating-Plumbing Lo$l and Found 1 South Windsor. in record 42 languages - Flooring Pleasant telephone voice and the South. Rice is the foremost school in can't understand the anxiety, pain Elsie Koob of Jesup. Iowa, said her married to hostage William Belk. “University officials are constantly - MovIng-Trucking-Storage general typing skills are a SUPERVISOR WANTED for IMPOUNDED - Male, black- POSITIONS AVAILABLE and suffering we feel " daughter, Kathryn, looked like she said his family is frustrated and making efforts to bolster the school into the south. " - Services Wanted must. Call___ Sue at _.289-8618 local beverage company Par WVnCAN CITY it Pli - Pope at the same time how much it is white, 2 years old, Lab/Cross, male or female Store Christmas message "We re beginning to get very MISC. FOR SALE Monday thru Friday KCR Manager Qualifications ticipating in and over seeing ■ lohn Paul II t’xpre.ssed his threatened had lost weight. But she said her depressed to spend another Christ-^ Parker Street. Yellow Lab, In the prepared text ol his Christ - Housebold Goods Technology Inc.______loading and unloading trucks. hitter It seems money, oil and daughter had a weight problem and mas without Belk. about 1 year old, male, Olcott Neal appearance, friendly iraditional Christmas greeting in 42 The pope said Ghrist was close to mas message, the pontill said Christ Articles for. Sale manner, supervisory skills, Must DC responsible, mature everything else is more important Street. Contact: Manchester BOOKKEEPER languages - the most ever by a pon all who are threatened in any way. had vowed in a letter to exercise and "My sister says she doesn't want ta - Budding Supplies sclf-m otivat^ individual with and dependable with ability to was closer to those whose life is Scientists seek way Dog Warden, 646-4555. than the hostages " SECRETARY for small but lose weight while in captivity. hear anything else about it," the - Pets-Birds-Dogs desire to devote full energies manuever trucks Hours: 4:00 till - in a message ol peace that those who die at the hands of already threatened in their mother s fast growing Manchester Other families who viewed the "It was good to see Kathryn." she Columbia. S.C., resident said. "Th^ ~ Musical Instruments lo this store. Prior food ser to 9:00 p.m No speciaHicense made special mention ol those murderers, those who are denied - Boats & Accessories Help Wanted 13 firm. Must be experienced in womb a relerence to abortion, but short, silent film which showed about said just before breaking into tears. United States has been pussy-footing vice experience helpful, but required References Apply deprived ol human rights and the vic their basic human rights ' he omitted the passage in his actual - Sporting Goods all phases of office in person: Pequol Beverages, 14 hostages in separate groups, - Garden Products will train the right person. tims ol the Italian earthquake The pontill said Christ was close to "Why can't she be here with me?" around long enough. " to ease chemotherapy WOMAN 18 and over to work procedures, or willing to ^ring Street Extension. address Call Mr Stephen Rogers for expressed varying reactions from op - Antiques in plastic manufacturing full learn. A good aptitude with The pope delivered his ' I'rbi et Or the victims ol the Nov 23 Italian Dorthea Morefield of San Diego, Former hostage Richard (Jueen, - Wanted to Buy appointment SUBWAY 429- Glastonbury. Church ollicials said the omission timism to disgust. CORVALLIS, Ore. (UPI) been made by several in of a drug and the role of ancl part time shifts. Call 646- figures a must. Send resume earthquake, which killed nearly 3.OIK) said her husband, Richard H. who was releas^ July 10 when the RENTALS bi I to the city and to the world i had no signilicance "It's nice to know he is alive and - Oregon State University vestigators," he adds, "but glutathione in both normal 2920 tetween 10:00 a m. and and salary requirements lo: SCHOOL SECRETARY'- An Irom thi central loge ol .St Peter s people and lelt some 300.DUO Morefield. looked fine on the film. Iranians discovered he was ill, spent - Rooms for Rent The pope began Christmas day walking around." said Joy Rienker of scientists are investigating we're trying to extend and cancerous cells. 4:00 p.m.______Box X. C O Manchester KITCHEN AIDES - Mature dover Elementary School. An But she said if the Iranians wanted to Christmas with his family but - Apartments for Rent Herald______dover, Conn Call 742-7339 Basilica Thur.sday belore a crowd homeless, noting that Christ was these findings and look al - Homes for Rent persons for full time and part wiih the midnight mass In the Moore, Okla.. about her nephew make a humane gesture, "Why didn't thought of his 52 colleagues still held A natural body chemical NURSES AIDES. Experience gathered in the square below es- homeless when he was born basilica At dawn, the pope said a glutathione and understand The grant from the ~ Business tor Rent preferred Full or part time. time positions, days and Joseph Hall "We've been hearing they release the hostages so they in Iran. that may have a role in - Resort Property for Rent WAITRESSES - Applications lim aled at betw een 100.000 and 200.- Alter delivering the address, the its role during American Cance'r Society Immediate openings on 3 :00 to evenings. Persons must be mass in his private chapel, then some ol them have been needing helping protect the body's - wantAJ >:• Rar.t reliable and willing to work now being taken for full and iNKi and a li\e television audience ol 1 pope bid the world Merry Christ could come home for Christmas'’ " Tm joining in the prayers of all 11:00 p m. and 11:00 to 7:00 returned to .St Peter s lor another medical care and haven't been get eells from an accelerated chemotherapy." to the OSU research team - Misc tor Rent HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR every other weekend part time positions, morning billion people in It" countries mas and Happy New Year in 41 Her daughter Betsy did not mince Americans that the 52 American is listed as "high priority,” a m. shifts Contact Mrs. SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part and afternoon hours available soletnn mass which immediately ting I t. just rumors through the aging process sometimes "We want to know," he AUTOMOTIVE Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. Excellent insurance benefits, modern languages and Latin words: "1 was really mad they had hostages will return safely very time waitress work after for housewives Apply in per Peace What a great good it is lor preceded the Christmas message and media, we don't know anything about seen in cancer patients un says, "whether or not we and one reason, says R ^ , - Autos for Sale sick time, holiday and vaca people .lohn Paul said How much breaking his own record ol the 34 the gall to parade him across a TV soon," Queen said in a brief state is because he and his - Trucks tor Sale PART TIME - Earn extra school and Saturdays. Apply tion time, and good starting son Monday thru. Friday blessing i t . " dergoing chemotherapy. can exploit the differences - Heavy Equipment for Sale money while the kids are in in person-Brass Key between 2 and 4. Mr Sieak. It IS desired in the modern world and languages he used in last year s camera." ment from his parent's coastdl colleagues have developed wages Apply Riverside lite study centers around between normal cells and ~ Motofcydes-Bicyctes school. Telephone Solicita Restaurant 244 Center Street. Many hostage families voiced Maine home. - Camperi-Trailers-Mobile Healtii Care Center, 745 Main glutathione, a unique tumor cells', relative to the new and more sensitive tion. E. Hartiord company. A Street, East Hartford.______■Manchester. of bitterness and disappoint analytical techniques in Homes good telephone" voice and dic NURSES AIDE 7 p.m. to II cellular constituent that known requirements for - Automotive Service Adm. Doenitz, volving high-performance tion a must. Hours 9 a m. to 1 p m Nurses Aide 3 p.m to 11 contains three amino cysteine in tumor-cell > Autos for Rent-Lease p.m Nurses Aide 7 a m to 12 liquid chromatography. p.m. and 5 to 9 p m. Call Mon. acids, including the sulfur- growth." through Fri., 9 a m, lo 1 p.m., noon Laurel Manor, 91 (Jhest- Nazi leader “These techniques," he nut Street, Manchester. containing amino acid Reed's research group Mrs. Williams, 569-4993, CARRIERS NEEDED Freed hostage thinks says, "allow us to analyze, known as cysteline. Includes four other in not only for glutathione, Nutmeg Villlage, Garden or dead at 89 Biochemist Donald J. vestigators. who also are but many other sulfur- Woodgate Apts., Vernon. HAMBCRG West Germany il Pli Reed is directing the studying various anti of captive colleagues containing substances. And - Grand Adm Karl Doenitz. who research under a $252.(XX) cancer drugs for their in Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 we are able to study many presided over .Nazi G erm any's un dollar grant from the fluence on glutathione, and of the cellular effects of conditional surrender in World II as LINCOLNVILLE. Maine (UPD - Christmas. " said Mrs. Jeanne American Cancer Society, in turn, the relationship • Beacon Hill - Tolland St. anti-tumor agents. Adol! Hitler s personally appointed Former hostage Richard Queen Queen, who last year also prayed her ’ "Aging," says Reed, between the effectiveness Area of East Hartford successor, has died, his family said talked of old times trimming a son would be freed by the Iranians "can be a problem with DOWNEY DRIVE Call Ernie at 643-8035 He w as 89 Christmas tree with his family over "It was not a very nice Christmas cancer chemotherapy. His family Thursday said Doenitz the holiday, but that couldn't wipe for us a year ago,” she said, adding Sometimes people do age LEGAL NOTICE Fountain Village, Manchester had been in critical health several out the thought of his 52 colleagues the family was still saddenqd quite visibly. Their hair TOWN OF MANCHESTER LOTS OF CUSTOMERS IN A COMPACT AREA! w eeks belore his death Wednesday at still held in Iran Americans are being held hostage. can turn white, or fall out, NO"nCE OF his home in the Hamburg suburb of "I'm joining in the prayers of all Mrs Queen said Richard, his -and there can be damage COLLECTOR OF REVENUE •Ideal for Boy or Girl! »For Moneyl MANCHESTER Amuehle No date was set for the Americans that the 52 American brother Alexander and her husband sustained by the body due •Pleasant Surroundings! •Excitement! hostages will return safely very Harold will try not to talk about the The second installment of taxes due on the Grand List of Oc luner'al to drug toxicity." tober I. 1979 are due and payable during the month of January. •Good Customers In A Concentrated Areal A Defense Ministry spokesman .soon." Queen said in a brief state eight months he was held prisoner "Gluthathione," he says, >1981 If this installment is not paid in full during the month of CARRIER NEEDED •Holiday Tips Await the Lucky PersonI said Doenitz who commanded Ger ment Christmas Day from his Instead they will trim the family tree '“"is a major sulfur- January, interest will be charged at the rale of 1% per month for many s navy from 1948 to the end of parent's coastal Maine home and hold "a quiet celebration. " containing compound that from the due date. January 1st. The minimum interest charge is Earlier this year, Queen recounted Don’t Miss Out on this Super Route - CALL NOWI World War II and orchestrated its Queen, vice Consul at the U .S. Em -serves many functions, in $2 00 Hillcrest, Lakewood Circle North devastating f-boat campaign, would bassy in Tehran, Iran when a group his experiences imprisoned at the cluding protection against In compliance with Section 12-17b of the General Statutes. be buried without military honors of militant Iranian students overran U.S. embassy intoxication by certain and South, South Main, Sunset He said Christmas 1979 was made Motor Vehicle taxes due on the October 1. 1979 supplemental . The ministry banned soldiers from the complex, was released July 10 drugs and free radical Grand List are also due and payable in full during the month of attending in uniform, apparently when it was discovered he was ill. easier by the visit of three American d am ag e . As such, it January. 1961. This tax is due on vehicles registered between and Bruce fearing pro-Nazi demonstrations at Doctors at the U.S. Army base in clergymen, who were permitted by appears to protect cells October 2.1979 and July 1.1980. The same interest rate will app his funeral Weisbaden, West Germany disclosed the Ayatollah Khomeini to enter tl^e 'from the normal aging ly CALL BETTY Doenitz. who escaped the Queen, 28, was suffering from multi embassy complex to hold religious -process." Payments may be made by mail. If a receipt is requested, a hangman s nmise but served a decade ple sclerosis services for the hostages. R eed h as been a stamped self-addressed envelope should be enclosed. 647-9947 643-4078 in prison lor war crimes, led a He has since resumed work with Queen said the 1979 Christmas visit professor at Oregon State secluded lile alter his 1956 release the State Department in Washington, was one of the few times all the since 1962 and in 1977 won Said taxes are payable at the office of the Collector of Revenue Irom Spandau Prison He once com Outside the family's red-brick hostages were allowed to gather in 'the American Cancer in the Municipal Building — Monday thru Friday. 8:30 A M. to mented bitterly he was ignored by home, covered with snow in the the same room. 4 30 P M. Society's Eleanoi James A. Turck the current navy shadow of evergreen trees, there This year's Christmas marked tbe Roosevelt International A day alter Hitler s suicide in his were none of the frills there in July 418th day of captivity for tlje Collector of Revenue Cancer Fellowship. He W ll ------Berlin bunker April 30 1945 Doenitz when Richard was greeted upon his hostages. used it to conduct research was named successor to the fuhrer return by friends and neighbors with at the Karolinska Institute LEGAL NOTICE based on a written testament the flowers, plants, lobsters and other in Stockhold, Sweden, on Nazi leader wrote belore he shot gifts. TOWN OF ANDOVER Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz, who presided manded the German navy during World War Four die biochemical actions of him self "We re trying to make this a the new anticancer drugs. The 3rd quarterly installment of property taxes on the 1 .October HOUSEWIVES over Nazi Germany’s surrender in World War The navy commander then began II is shown, right, presenting Iron crosses to merry Christmas, talking about He says the greatest 1979 Grand List are due and payable 1 January 1981. Also, the futile efforts to sign a separate peace II as Adolph Hitler's personally appointed a German U- boat crew in 1940. (UPI) things that happened years ago and in R.I. fire challenge in cancer Supplemental Motor Vehicle taxes will be due at this time. Payments made after 1 Feburary 1981 are subject to a late with the Western Allies in order to successor, is dead at 89 Doenitz, who com doing things a family should do at chemotheraphy today is fight on with the Russians in the east RICHMOND, R.I. (UPI) - Three charge of 1% per month on the late installment, from the due 'finding the biochemical date, or a minimum of $2.00 children and their uncle died in a fire 'differences between nor- at 2 a m. Christmas day that Payments may be made by mail or at the Town Office Building Earn Extra Money ' 'mal cells and tumor cells. destroyed their two-family home in "He says those tumor cells which is open 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday. The Tax Collector is also in the office Monday evenings, 7 :00 p.m. to Christmas 1980, day of dreams, tragedy the mill village of Shannock in this ■-have to be controlled and southern Rhode Island town. 9:00 p.m. li\ I fiilril I’rc-- InU-riidlimiul reduced in number until Charlotte L. Neal raised a new Hag every day to honor bye. said the opi'rator ol a nearby re-enactment of Washington's The blaze, cause undetermined, 'totally eradicated if the George Washington' and his Hedquist made a most unusual Tax Collector With Your Own the hostages restaurant "I've never seen famous crossing of the Delaware killed Michael Skirvin, 8, Jeremy troops crossed the Delaware River request when she whispered in his "chemotherapy is to work. Town of Andover, Another vigil lor the hostages was anything quite like it." River Skirvin. 7. John Skirvin, 3, and their '■ “Our research," he says, by bridge this year, forgetlul drivers ear, "Our home burned down and we Connecticut kicked (ill Christmas Eve al 10 p m And the Poletown section of He walked across the river on a uncle, John W. Franklin, 33. Other ‘"is focusing on the 095-11 got Christmas notes instead of haven't any presents for Christmas. EST when Americans across the Detroit may have celebrated its last bridge and his "troops" drove to Could you just bring something for building residents who fled the blaze - differences of these cells tickets from a meter maid and a 5- country turned on Christmas lights. Christm as. Trenton, N J,, to re-enact the Battle broke through a window to pull out INVITATION TO BID Part Time Job! vear-old's wish whispered into San my Mommy and Daddy and little "based upon their amino Ilashlights or lit candles for 417 Barring last-minute court action, of Trenton. the boys' mother, Deborah Skirvin, 'acid requirements. We're ta's ear came true sister. Carol?" The Eighth Utilities District ofi Manchester seek bids for a por seconds — to commemorate the Poletown will be demolished so a In Portland. Ore , meter maid who was treated for smoke inhala 'particularly interested in table Air Compressor and necessary equipment for general , . . and mothers with young children, bring them Christmas 1980 was full of Kelley told store owner Harry tion and shock. number of days the hostages have new General Motors plant can be Gerry Davis placed "Happy Hackert, whose customers and sales the sulfur-containing Public Works Department use. Specifications covering the Air with you and aave on baby aiding coata. heartwarming stories and realized been held A local Red Cross spokesman said built Holiday " greetings on windshields of people began a collection to help ' amino acids methionine Compressor may be picked up at the Dispatcher's Qffice, dreams for many Americans For h'or others, the staik reality of the children's father, Howard Skir "Christmas didn't come to cars that usually would have gotten a make Holly's wish come true. 'and cysteine. Eighth Utilities Fire Department, 32 Main St.. Manchester, others, the holidays underscored economic survival overshadowed the vin, is a soldier at Fort Stewart, Ga. Poletown this year, not like it used $4 parking ticket. Holly's mother, Evelyn Hedquist, ► "Humans,” says Reed, Conn. tragedy. holiday "Talk about a blue Christmas. to. " said Ann Giannini. 69, who The green-colored "citation" pic with Holly and Carol, 3. went to ■•"do not have a require- Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus Fam ilies of the 52 American Hunter Packing Co , the largest Poor Debbie. She was on welfare, Sealed bids will be received until 4:00 p.m., Monday. January Call Now reared six children in the colorful, tured tiny meter maids dangling like Hackert's market where they were -ment for cysteine in their 12, 1981, hostages in Iran, still captive after employer in East ,St. Louis, 111 , making about $100 a week. She went gas allowance. Polish-American neighborhood. ornaments from a tree. A poem on given the gifts of furniture, cash, ''diets, probably because our more than a year, had a less than closed its 75-year-old plant IX‘c 24. to all the toy auctions to get gifts for Bids will be publicly opened, read and recorded on Monday. "You can't have Christmas when you the card read in part: toys, a Christmas tree, clothing and bodies are able to utilize SOUND INTERESTING? joyous Christmas Although Iran putting more than 800 people out of know they 're going t'o take away your "We have the yuletide spirit; we the kids. Now it's gone. All gone," January 12, 1981 at 7:00 p.m., for presentation to the Board of You can t>« a Herald Area Adviaer and handle and suparvlse food. When one observant person the sulfur of the amino acid Director's meeting on January 19, 1981. 647-9946 released a film clip showing some of work said second-floor resident Myra house and everything you ever want to make your day," noticed Mrs. Hedquist was expecting X methionine for cysteine our carrier boys & girla. II you Ilka kida — want a little In the hostages, family members said it About 750 tearful employees, some wanted." "So we have taken your citation Carr. 1 biosynthesis. But certain The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Big quotes are to dependence and your own Income. . . or wasn't enough. who had worked at the plant for mure another child, another hat was Fire Chief Frederick Main said the In Titusville. N J . John Kelly of and hidden it away. " p a s^ to buy maternity clothes, a "'types of tumor cells — par- be sent to the Eighth Utilities District, 32 Main St., Manchester. 647-9947 • About 80 people joined together in than 20 years, stood in lines in to get building was engulfed when the first Conn. 06040 Philadelphia, portraying George The Christmas spirit also struck bassinette and crib. '"tlcularly lymphoid tumor Ask tor Jeanne Fromerth singing "Joy to the World as their final paychecks and severance Washington, found his four boats en Clayton Kelley, who played .Santa units arrived. The cold weather froze -"Cells — have an absolute Helen Warrington Clerk American flag No. 418 was raised in pay- cased in a half-foot ol ice Thursday. Claus in Philadelphia. DO IT DAILY - SAVE MONEY by firemen's fingers, made hbzes hard L . requirement for cysteine. Hillcrest Memorial Park in Her "People were crying, hugging and reading the advertisements in the to manage, and caked their coats Eighth Utilities District But he wasn't deterred in the annual Kellev said 5-vear-old Holly “Those obervations have 112-11 mitage, Pa . Thursday. The park has kissing each other ami saying giKxl- Evening Herald. with ice. 22 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 26, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec 26, I - 23 Peanuts — Chariss M. 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Cathederal 16 Conception Spanish SCHOOL VACANCIES: Half CLERK ■ Arthur Drug RECEPTIONIST- JANITORS. Full time Homsa For Stit 2S Room* tor Root B2 ment. Fireplace,:e, carpel'cai While driving on wet pavement. I hit a dog. I stopped A 1 NT r ■_E N T A C 0 time learning disabilities Warehouse. Shipping, CLERK/TYPIST. Hours are weekdays and weekends. ceilings. Three bathrooms. 20 Hair piece colony M A T E E R A A V 0 W no pets. Quiet nelghbcnelghborb immediately, but the dog was already dead. The dog had 21 Actor Parker teacher, grades 5-8: English receiving, pulling and pricing from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Call 644- Mature and responsible In Walk-in closets. Nine rooms. 22 Dipped P 0 D R 0 V* C E T 8 MATURE MALE ROOM $15. Referenceses required $280 tags, so I put it in my car and sUrted to take it to the owner, O ’*■* FMlwa lixinn Me 23 Gives office to teacher, grades 9-12; of orders______heavy------lifting 2427. dividuals for clean skilled nur MANCHESTER - Two Famllj 2355 square feet living area. 2 24 Cuttlefish ink on Main Street, near Hospitaf,spi Female, m ature $20. Non- monthly. 643-591 but it was such a beautiful dog, I didn’t have the heart to 27 Idols 25 Grows Guidance Counsellor, grades .required. .quired. 4140 hours. Call Kathy sing lacitlity. Apply: River car garage. For sale or rent. 30 In what in Business Zone. 5 large smokers. LIvc-in. References. exhausted 5-8. Connecticut certification at 649-8648. LIVE-IN COMPANION PLUS side Health Care Crater. 745 Evenings 649-5635, or 643-9508. EAST HARTFORD - Stav regard 48 Regrets rooms on each floor, two car One must have license, plus of^it^und^erT*! d*^b'^^”'**^°^^*^'*^*^^"'***"^^'***°**^ P r i t c l l l i ’i P o p — E d SullIVNII 26 Laugh con 33 Glaks required Secretary for Pupil LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Main Street, EUist Hartford. 32 Romanian arage. 200 foot deep lot. few errands and meals. 649- warm. One bedroom with Abby. my conscience has been bothering me something temptuously container 49 Abominable Personnel Services, typing, DUTIES for elderly Butintit Proptrly 26 5459. carpets. Utilities included. currency ^ BURGER i r SALES STORE MANAGER - Iroup I, Philbrick Agency, terrible since this happened. I even went to confession, but / SOME THINGS IN SrOU AAEAM LIKE 27 Norwegian 36 Sausage snowman shorthand, and light gentleman. Own room. Call $215. 2365646. Locaters, fee. NOTHINCj I'VE GCrr THESE 33 Preiervei dramatist 37 Gun cavity didn t have the nervq to confess this sin. THIS WORLP ARE 34 For 50 Martini bookkeeping required. Send KING 643-0743.______Good opportunity to be 20,000' renovated 4 story brick NATURAO. PI6ASTERS? THAT 26 City on the LARGE SPACIOUS ROOM - 1 am sure the owiers of Ihot dog are looking for it, REALLV HARP FRUIT F U E S 35 Porch 39 Depress ingredient resume and letter to Dr. needs several people full or associated with New England factory in No. Adams, Ma. All household privileges. MANCHESTER ^ Won't last THE M'VSTERIES OF PROFOUNP. AROUNP MV Nile Donald J Nicoletti Box 356 PART TIME CLERICAL Distributor. Lucrative Pay assuming it is lost. Would it be better if they knew it was ID EXPLAIN.' THE UNIS/ERSer 36 Manners 40 Saw 51 Shelley work part-time l^nrork evenings. 5 Lease 60 cents buy 65. ft. No Evenings. Mature gentleman long. Two bedroom. Children b a n a n a WkKpUIRI. 29 Ready for Coventry, 06238 Or call 742- POSITION Inventoiy, filing, Plan. Insurances plus. Con- n T O D A Y 'S money down. Owner will take dead? Pleuse advise me. 37 Coffin stand action (2 43 Port of Rome 52 Poverty-war p m or 7:30 p.m. till closing. 649-655^ ancT pets ok. $245. 2365646, 36 Deletion 8913 after January 3. EOE telephones, etc. Monda Uct: R.J. Malloy, §28-1401. low interest mortarage. No NO GUTS w d i) 45 Protrusions agency(abbr) Must be over 18 Apply in per Locaters, fee. 40 Vaunt Thursday, Friday, 5:00 ^0 31 Her Mejesty's 47 Invililion re 53 Conciliatory interest first year Elevator, FURNISHED ROOM In large 41 Without face son, 467 C enter S tre e t, 9:00 Saturday 9:0b to 5 p.m. SECRETARY - Opportunity & / Real ship (abbr ) elaborate conveyer, dry nice private home. All VERNON -1.2 and 3 bedroom DEAR NO GUTS: Yes, it would be far better for the value sponse (abbr) bribe Keep Smiling Manchester between 2 and 6 Apply a t Al S le f f e r t's for enthnsiastic and skilled sprinkler. Very low taxes and owners to know the truth than to go on searching, Appliances, 445 Hartford utilities. Kitchen privileges. apartments from $175 . 236 (comp wd.) Be Happy p.m. secretary, interested in being heat. Many uses. Ready now. Security. Gentleman 5646, Locaters. fee. and hoping and praying they will find their beloved 42 Man of action Road. Manchester. Estate 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 an integral part of Literature. 413-458-5987. preferred. $45 weekly. Call pel. I beg you to inform the owners. If you lack the 44 Summer time 6 I 10 11 engineering lirm. Secretarial AVAILABLE NOW - Carpeted guts, give me the facts, and I will do it for you. (abbr.) 12 MSA m e o w 649-6017. 13 14 school and some experience two bedroom, with 46 Oloroso desirable. Send resume to: □MISC. FOR SALE Aportmoott For Ronl S3 appliances, plus more. $240. 50 Esthetic IS 16 17 Fuss & O'Neill, 210 Main 2365646, Locaters. fee. judgment (2 II 19 Street. Manchester. Buying a new home? DEAR ABBY: Last June I was engaged to be married on wds) Check to see if suitable Articitt lor Safa 4 , VERNON - Near 88, luxury ■ ___ Condo A ppliances. $345 Thanksgiving Day to a man I'll call John. 1 had several « . , - - 54 Petition 21 1 MANCHESTER - Excellent 5 55 Thought (Fr) 24 2S 26 building materials have monthly. SecuaUly. showers and received some lovely shower gifts. I called off C i p l a l n E aS y — CfOOKa S L aW fafiC a " ■ been used throughout. room apartment in desirable 56 Cook in water 27 21 21 □ EDUCATION references. Call 423-127,“486- area. Stove, refrigerator. the wedding in September, but delayed returning the shower 57 Dog doctor, Check the walls inside 3923. gifts because I felt that John and I might get back together J2 ■ $350. Unheated. 649-^3 VORE t AST' 'S H U T UP, V LO O N V A « FOR YOU, S IS T E R - LOOKS for short and out for cracks that in ALUMINUM Sheets used as again. CHANCE, OLP J E R K I ■ ■ Privttt fnatructtona 18 LIKE I'M 0ONNA HAFTA TEACH 58 Inen get n dicate poor construction. printing plates. .007 thick GLASTONBURY (SOUTH). Homot lor Ronl 54 In the meantime I met another man I'll call Pal, and now I aALP'z'., YOU A LESSON— JUST LIKE 59 W W I plans ^7 Walk on the floors to see 23x2850 cents each or 5 Hall of exceptional new know I will never go back to John. In fact, it appears that I 60 Greek letier 1 ■ EARN EXTRA MONEY. WORK CERTIFIED MATH '-----r I TAUSHT YER- 38 3» if they are level end free for $2 Phone 643-2711. Must be Duplex. Features carpet'ng, MANCHESTER HOME - All will be marrying Pat right after Christmas. TEACHER G rades 6-12. 41 ■ of squeaks. Look at the picked up before 11 a m excellent closets, dishwasher, modern two bedroom. Lots of What should I do about the shower gifu? Although they DOWN Tutor, SAT, enrichment. Your ONLY. extras. $350. 236-5646, ■ trim around windows and dispose- all. self cleaning were given to me when my intentions were to marry John, is 44 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. home. Save. 649-5453 oven, private basement with Locaters. fee. 1 Unwanted 46 47 46 49 doors. Do they fit well? Is it proper to keep them to use with Pal? My mother says it's SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, laundry hookups. DA baths, not proper etiquette. What do you say? plant SO S' S2 ■ the insulation adequate? 2 Advertising S3 S4 Schoofa-Cfaaaaa 19 Processed Gravel, Sand, deck, neighborhood setting, OlHcot-Slorot lor Ronl 55 PERPLEXED IN FRESNO CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 Is the basement dry? Do Stone, and Fill. For deliveries minutes to Hartford. $525 (81) ss se 57 the roof and gutters leak? call George Griffing, 742-7886. monthly 633-4566. Broker STORE OR OFFICE SPACE 3 Cheers GIFTED CHILDREN 3 to 5 ^ DEAR PERPLF.XED; Common sense, considera 4 Old Testament it s« 60 AT THE MANCHESTER years Nursery School/Day Is there weather strip available. 200, 400, and up to tion and kindness transcend etiquette any day in my book A9 Care Home Environment ping around doors and FOR SALE - Couch, end MANCHESTER TWO 5000 square feet. 6461442. book. Keep the gifts that came from your friends and •<4WY9a>(a (s Three Teachers. For appoint windows? How about the tables, chair, T V antenna, BEDROOM, furnished apart relatives. But return those that came from John's. EVENING HERALD ment to observe well rounded number and placement of rotor. $95 . 72 West Street. ment. Each bedroom has MANCHESTER - Retail, storage and/or manufacturing program. 646-4864 electrical outlets? Your Saturday. 9:00 a m. to 11:00 separate private bath. Quiet. a.m. space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 25,000sq. DEAR ABRY:. When Gary and I were married, we agreed Sauna, pool, exercise room that we would have no children. (I was 21 and he was 2,3 at real estate professional Is New C ondition $440 per ft. Very reasonable. Brokers Allay Oop — Dav* Grauv particularly qualified to THREE ROOMS month 646-0505. protected. Call Heyman the time I Gary came from a poor family and was struggling bridge assist and advise you FURNITURE, Can be seen Properties, 1-226-1206 through medical school, and I came from a broken home and wanted to be certain our marriage would survive before ...THAR ANY CHANCE BILLY BOY CARRIERS NEEDED IN along these lines. Friday, Saturday and Monday FEMALE ROOMATE MID I THINK 'rtXl'D HA\ZE ...WHAT ON \WELL, AS Y'CAN bringing children into the world. AN' M E COULD l e a s e T H E T TO TALK TO DOCTOR 11-2. fixcellent condition. Call TWENTIES WANTED to Wonlod to Ronl 57 e a r t h VLOULD / s e e , M IS fi WUNCH ANDOVER MONMUG ABOUT t h a t . Gary is now a physician and I am a medical secretary We TWO y WE'S AVID COL- 646- 0468. Moving. share duplex Glastonbury Si t h e r e t i m e m a c h i n e ? could easily support a family, but he doesn't want children 1 WANT IT l e c t o r s OF O L' ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag EAST HARTFORD Lat the proleulonal Hebron area. Must be neat GARAGE WANTED to store tQK? r e l i c s ... brokere here at the SEASONED HARDWOOD. Pets considered Rent one or two cars. Call Don at He thinks they would tie us down He is a wonderful DEALER WANTED husband and I'm sure he'd be a good father. We are good TEDFORO REAL 18-20" lenghts Delivered negotiable Call after 6 p.m , 633-4577 Columbus Circle and friends as well as lovers, and we enjoy travel and the Unsound bid soundly made ESTATE; CENTURY 21 Full cord $85. Call 742-8056. 228-3560 Autof For Solo 51 freedom that only childless couples have, Michael Avenue Area. Rt. 44A Bolton Notch, I wont a child, but every time I mention it, Gary says no: al) time —•— 30 " K E L V IN A T O R MANCHESTER. Five rooms Independent Contractor wanted to Bolton 647-9914 help ELECTRIC RANGE Self on first floor of Duplex. I'm considering getting pregnant "accidentally" on pur His jump to six diamonds you whan you are buying WE PAY TOP PRICES lor was unsound, but he had a lot cleaning oven Eight years Carpeted and appliancea No wrecked and junk cars A & B pose. Main & Wiilys Street Area. deliver newspaper In the town of or sailing your home. old Best offer 643-9708 utilities No pets $280 Should I honor his wishes and my promise? Or gel m NORTH lz.26-80 going for him Maybe the bid —•— Auto Salvage, used auto parts would be a winner Maybe Wa have bean In tha real monthly Call 739-41 13 Call" " Tony" 6( 4 6 ^ pregnant and hope that Gary will forgive me and be as ♦ K J 87 5 4 East or West would take a Andover. aetata flald lor a number ORIENTAL RUGS - 9x12 between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. happy as I after the baby is here’ I am 33 and lime is ♦ A4 •J phantom save at six hearts Silver Lane starting at of yaara and wa do our K ashain 10x14 Kashain running out <3l iJ.'^ ♦ 5 • • • ♦ AQ86 Anyway he bid it. beat to give you tha aar- 2xll‘j Kermon Old Persian MA.NCHESTER Three room SOMETHI.NG MISSING When dummy came down Main Street. vlea that you daaarva. Rugs 643-9804 ^artm en t Heat, hot water WEST EAST he saw that he had a pretty WANTED JUNK AND LATE The Flintatonaa — Hanna Bafbara Productions Call on us soon. Electricity. Appliances. pEAR MISSING: Don't trick Gary into fatherhood. ♦ Q9 63 2 good chance if trumps woulcl For more information BIKE - Ladies English 3 References. No pets $285 646- MODEL WRECKS - Cash He may not forgive you — or the child. If you can’t VKJIO»76J: »Q63 just break 3-2 He ruffed the Call ERNIE Speed 26 " Like new $75 Call 3167 , 228-3540. Paid. Call Parker Street Used persuade him that a child would enrich your lives, wm's iT ♦ J2 4()8« heart lead to leave the ace in 647- 9778, Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391. ♦ 763 ♦ K9 Call Jeane. 647-9946 better to content yourself with something missing P e u m B , CALIBP dummy as a possible extra at 643-8035 DID YOU KNOW? TWO BEDROOM than to betray him with something added. SOUTH entry Then he cashed his ace Dogt-BIrdi-Pelt 43 APARTMENT Utilities not 1974 SUBARU - Good condi WILMA ♦ a 10 and King of trumps and ace of included Within walking dis tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 _ Do you hale to write letters because you don't know 9 V--.. ades West showed out. but Electrical circuits and AKC GOLDEN COCKER tance of downtown Main negotiable Telephone 643- what to say? Thank-you notes, sympathy letters, ♦ AK 109 7 63 Reese still had a pretty i good wiring need to be SPANIEL puppy, male 2 ^ S treet 568-3736 weekdays 67ffi, or 659-1723 congratulations, how to decline and accept invita ♦ J 1042 shot at the slam All that was J u fT TEtu THEM THPer adequate for present BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS months old Call 649-8418 alter 5:00 p m : weekends tions and how to write an interesting letter are Vulnerable: Both required was to find East with 1968 DART. 1969 CHARGER the queen of trumps So. Ter equipment and yet allow 9 00 a m. to 7:00 p.m. included in Abby's booklet. "How to Write Letters for Dealer South Y o u 'p e SOPRY, A N D some leeway for ad FREE TO GOOD HOME - 8 318. Three speed. Post rear AH Occasions." Send II and a long, stamped (28 rence led his 10 of spades to ditions. month old male Labrador. MANCHESTER - Large 6 end Needs some work Beit cents), self-addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter We«t North Eait South dummy's king and returned t h a t w e t f A N ' T Excellent with children. Room Apartment 3 offer over $400. 871-7385 Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 19 the Jack East could do no bet Bedrooms, garage, stove. No 90212. ST 94 44 04 ter than cover with the queen Adapts quickly to new home. Pass Pass Pass and Terence ruffed Then he h e l p t h e m — Call 8 72-to pets $350 monthly plus PLYMOUTH FURY II - utilities Security and Excellent condition! Must be threw East in with a diamond references Available January seen to be appreciated. Call East had to lead a heart - p O N 'T T E U - t h e m PERSIAN SILVER TABBY Opening lead WJ South discarded a club on with papers for sale Male 1st TJ Crockett. Realtor. 643-9729: if no answer please return call The Born Loser — Art Sansom dummy's ace and led the eighi TD ' ’d e r LOST"! Looking for good home Call 643-1577 Pstrogroph of spades to establish the last 6464024------14 two spades for two more club VOLKSWAGENS. Year end C '4* wt a ' M Wif u I *ki OW TWameS I L ' 2 a TtOFORO REAL ESTATE FOUR LARGE ROOMS in wajjt t o s t b p By Oswald Jacoby discards and his slam Sporting Goods 46 two family Appliances, heat, clearance sale Bugs. 67's to aod Alao Sootag Of epurse if West had hot water $36(). No children or 75's. buses, square backs. TAURUS (AprH 20-May 20) Situ opened a club the slam would pets Available January 15th. Vegas Tim Moriarty. Silk Invotlmonl Proporly 25 TWENTY THREE FOOT <%ur ations of a financially speculative wisspRgeu-, Here is a hand played some have failed, but West was onlv PEN.N-YAN Sport Fisherman 6 4 3 - 7 2 8 5 . ______' Town Motors, 270 Hartford nature must ba thoroughly Inves years ago by Terence Reese, human Road, Manchester 643-6217. ^Birthday tigated today so that important T H rs tsto e one of the greatest players of NEWSPAI'KH K VTiKI'HISK SS.SN Business & Service Sedan Hard top Excellent FRESHLY REMODLED 3 condition New electric trim details aren't ovarlooxed. Take FOR SALE bedroom apartment. Kitchen, time to dig MANCHESTER tabs VHF CB Cutty Cabin 1973 CAPRI B-6 Standard dining, utility room. $425 transmission Asking $850. QEMIM (May 21-Juna 20) Mem (XK I D ITALIAN AMERICAN with head Owner bought Dm . 27.1M0 bers of your family might find CLUB larger boat Call 742-8537 after monthly, plus utilities. Call Will negotiate. Gootf condi 643-5001.______Thare it ■ strong chanc« that your indecision a trifle frustrating HEAf?. 5:00 p m tion. AM-FM Radlo.649-3283. your phiiosophical outlook will today Dodging issues instead of BUILDING A LAND NEWLY REMODELED three ba aiiarad considarabty this facing them isn l tha answer 135 ELDRIDQE STREET Antlquos 48 bedroom duplex apartmenl BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR comir>g y«ar Fraah tdaaa from CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Nor rt-Tb MANCHESTER. SALE. 1976 Dodge Charger r>«w foar>ds wlU add to your wis mally you're very practicai and Our Boarding Houaa CONNECTICUT 0t040 Kitchen, dining room, living, ANTIQUES utility riHim (^11 643-5001 Special Edition. 2 door. 8 dom and axpand yoru mantaJ pragmatic but today these quali • Si hor lions ties could desen you and be Sealed bids may be submitted COLLECTIBLES - WIII cylinder, $2,500. 1974 Oldsmoblle Cutless Supreme. CAPmeOfW (Oac. 23-Jan. It) replaced by unrealistic or wishful prior to January 19. 19SI. when purchase outright, or sell on RCXJMATE WANTED - Mid Somathing may ba told to you thinklr>g Bj T iKj TEA" 8 cylinder $1,500. 1973 GMC WE PANNE P K REAL ■,'^TriEV VvANTe : they will be opened al the commission House lot or twenties, female, non-smoker today in tha stnetast of confi- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) From time NU n n i T j t T f t u m f r c 'i M i t,y Nf X. Inc /2-Z6 Call 643-2711 ^ lA^^l*- ° ttuT-’’”””'’’’"''”'''''’ Call 643-2711 *