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• Since 1081 • 20n I Vol. C. No. 37 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, November 12, 1980 »OI K HOMETOtriS yEWSHAFEK Iran receives
U.S. resporise ALGIERS, Algeria (U PI) — Laingen, the highest-ranking hostages are being held: "I'm tine. Algeria today turned over to Iran the American hostage held in Iran, told a We're anxious to leave, hopeful." U.S. reply to conditions for release of Seattle radio station by telephone he Iran's Central Bank head told a the 52 American hostages, but the is out of touch with the latest Middle East business magazine formal transmittal was preceded by negotiations for release of the 52 cap- published in London that in addition warnings in Tehran and Algiers it lives but knows of Ronald Reagan's to the four conditions set last month would not lead to a speedy end to election as president and wishes him by the Iranian government the their captivity. well. United States will have to pay in- “ We don't anticipate an early Laingen, the embassy charge d'aff- terest on the Iranian assets it froze, response from Tehran," said an faires told station KAYO Tuesday deliver the military spare parts Iran authoritative source in Algeria, night from the Foreign Ministry in already has paid for. and soften its named by the Iranian government to Tehran, where he and two other tone in dealing with Iran. act as intermediary. “The I r a n i a n ___ ' _ _ _ authorities may need some time ___ 1 * 1 ■ ___ ® ® I ,. out where to slash |17 billion from the federal before formulating their answer." I If 1 I | I fl I l^^ll pep. Robert Giaimo, I>Conn., chairman The source described failure of the ^ of the House Budget Committee, makes a budget. Listening are Rep. Stephen Solarz, D- U.S. reply to meet Iran's four M. ‘ ^ point before the committee agreed to give N.Y. (center), and Rep. Bill Nelson, D-Fla. demands unconditionally as a reason • president-elect Ronald Reagan the 2 percent (UPI photo) spending cut he wants and to let him figure '“rj’i'rs'jr’.x. at least years newspaper Financial Times quoted W t x 50 Central Bank Governor Alt Rez . , ^ ^ . ic Nobari as saying the responses “do HARTFORD (UPI) — Convicted professional burglar for the last 15 not really meet Iran’s four con- cop k ille r G e ra rd ’G ary years and said he had been far more Lame duck Congress ditions.” Castonguay today was sentenced to successful than most in avoiding But in another interview printed in 50 years to life in prison for the 1977 arrest and conviction. London today. Nobari said the United killing of Plainville policeman Castonguay. 34, wearing a tan ':uit, States could meet Iranian conditions Robert Holcomb. showed no emotion as the judge im- for release of the hostages in four Judge David M. Shea rejected the posed the sentence, doesn’t expect much days if it wanted to. state’s attempt to have Connecticut’s I feel it is a case which calls for The Iranian bank director said he new death penalty applied to the case the imposition of the maximum WASHINGTON lUPli - The lame majority — the first time the GOP Means. Rep. James Corman. chair believes those Iranian leaders who retroactively. penalty the law allows. Shea said^ duck congressional session — a cur has had control of the Senate since man of the campaign committee; once opposed solving the hostage But he said because of the He noted Ih^ crime for which tain call on the political stage for the 1954 Democrats still hold control of and Rep. Harold Johnson, chairman issue now want to settle it and “there "heinous nature of the crime he had Castonguay was convicted originally defeated and the retiring — is begin the House. of Public Works. is no longer a political impediment to no choice but to im pose the was intended to carry the death ning^ with little expectation that The drama in this month's session An immediate tax cu(, backed by finding a solution.” m axim um s e n te n c e a g a in s t penalty anything significant can be ac comes in the return, for the final Reagan and Senate leaders, appears The Algerian ambassador to Iran. Castonguay Shea had struck down a portion of complished. time, of 13 senators and 38 con doomed in the House Abdelkarim Gheraieb. carried the Castonguay was convicted of two Connecticut s death penally earlier A fiscal IM l budget, trimmed to gressman who were defeated in the Baker said a tax cut was "entirely bulky presentation documents of the counts of murder in Holcomb s in the Castonguay case and the reflect Ronald Reagan's promise to primaries or in last week's election in the realm of possibility," but American response to Tehran, slaying and Shea imposed maximum Legislature this year changed the cut waste, and a catchall ap — swept aside in the conservative added he saw "almost no likelihood" Sources in Algiers said differences terms of 25 years to life on each procedures for handing down such a propriations bill to keep departments wave. President Carter would sign a tax cut within the faction-rfdden government count, ordering them to run con- penalty as the result of his ruling, and agencies operating until the 97th Among the Senate luminaries bill if it passes Congress. could send the affair back the Iranian secutively. Assistant State s Attorney Rowrt Congress convenes may be the only bowing out involuntarily are Warren And Wright said the House would parliament, which formally enun- Holcomb was shot four times in a Meyers appealed to Shea before major pieces of legislation to emerge ' Magnuson of Washington, chairman reject tax legislation even if it passes dated the release conditions Nov. 2. Plainville field as he pursued a house sentencing to make the new death of the Appropriations Committee, the Senate. Deputy Secretary of State Warren burglar on foot Testimony -in penalty retroactive to Castonguay s from the session that opens today "It's my view we should do as little Frank Church of Idaho, chairman of Revenue sharing, -enforcement of Christopher and the delegation that Castonguay s trial said he had shot case .. . ^ » »u as possible in the lame duck the Foreign Relations Committee; accompanied him to explain legal Holcomb once as he fled and then But Shea said he had come to the fair housing laws, a revision of the and financial complexities of the rep- shot him three more times as the conclusion the state s newly enacted session," said Senate Republican Herman Talmadge of Georgia, chair criminal code, a fund to clean up oil man of the Agriculture Committee; ly returned to Washington, apparent- wounded officer lay on the ground statute does not apply to a pending Leader Howard Baker spills and the Alaska lands bill plus Although no length has been set for and Jacob Javits of New York, ly after being advis^.by Algerian of- The final shot was fired into case such as this one numerous other bills also are still ficials there was no point in standing Holcomb's back from 3 inches away Defense attorneys had asked Shea the session. Baker and House ranking Republican on Foreign waiting action by in Algiers for an answer. It was not merely the excitement to give Castonguay a sense of hope Democratic Lcader*Jim Wright of Relations Texas both expressed hope Tuesday , And coming on stage for the final Meeting a day in advance of the Delayed by mechanical trouble in of the moment or an attempt to es- in sentencing Congress could adjourn by lime in the House are Rep John session, the House Budget Com Shannon. Ireland. C hristopher cape, ’ Shea said in imposing the All of us are entuled to ho^,^ Thanksgiving Brademas of Indiana, the mittee voted a 2 percent cut in fiscal declined to say anything more than sentence. "There is every reason to said defense attorney Thomas Clil- than talks with the Algerians had think it was the deliberate taking of a ford of Hartford . 'The court, in The 97th Congress that convenes in Democratic whip; Rep A1 Ullmanof ^^1981 spending — the amount Reagan been useful and that “ we are grateful human life' whatever sentence it imposes, shpul January will have a 53-47 Republican Oregon, chairman of Ways and proposed for Ih^ir help ' as go-betweens. The judge described the slightly at least extend to Gary this sense of As Christopher flew home, Bruce built, auburn-hairod ( aslonguav as a hope LA. Big winds Lake Charlatl Town shifts stance, M organ v ''/T NNaw a w Orleans /•' City whip state FLA. m Gulf of Mexico Tam p^;, HARTFORD (UPfl — Strong winds whipping Connec reinstates policeman ticut for three days have buffet^ auto^brought down large trees, caused power outageWndJea to at least two II \1 A H T I\ K K .\H \S . tlial Beeler s pusUUun.avai- ju»(—14y5-iil (he..American Federation of deaths. ^ “ jeopardized bv (tie inve.slipalnm a S tale. County and M unicipal IIiTuld Keporier charge whieli (he union tl.iily F.mployees. Ihis morning said (he un- The National Weather Service reported that winds ’JEANNE” Tuesday gusted to 49 mph in Bridgeport and 46 mph at M W C IIES ri-'.H — The town ubjeeted to Today's ai-tion reu-rsed ion w.is satislied with the town ac- tixlay reinstated a police officer who the town s position non 'Wc rc very happy to get this Brainard Airport in Hartford and more of the same was -2 5 expected today. was suspended for two weeks this In a memo to Lannan, Town At- resolved. Tighc said The powerful winds, which began Sunday, swayed summer for refusing to participate in torney Kevin O'Brien said tin’ town The dispute arose out ol an incident small cars'on Connecticut highways and caused scattered a department investigation into had a dutv to reassess OKieer Beeler June 26_ when Robert Smith was power oi^ges in the central part of the state, authorities charges of police brutality. and the union's assertion that his arrested and charged with drunken said. Officer Howard Beeler this mor- position could be threatened by the driving Smith charged a .Manchestei;^ Two men Were presumed killed when their. Piper 90 ning had his suspension lifted and his slalement police ollieer brutalized him after/flc Navajo plunged inio Long Island Sound Monday night record purged of all disciplinary ac- The town actum prompted the jyas arrested about eight miles from their destination- Sikorsky lion stemming from a June 26 arrest .M anchester I’oliee Cnion to l.annan today said he wouiBJfor- Memorial Airport in Stratford. in which a Vernon man charged withdraw its suit from the state mally request the Stale Attorney to Coast Guard officials said the plane, traveling in a police brutalized him. As a result of Uibor Relation's Board A hearing invesligale the charge but lell it up to rainstorm, may have run out of gasoline in trying to over this morning's action, Beeler will was scheduled this afternoon but the de|iartment to decide the in- Late starm also receive the two week's pay Edward Tiglie. president ol [.oeal vesligation s schedule come the high winds. Gale warnings have been posted all along the waterway because of the gusting winds. which had previously been denied The Coast Guard Tuesday night identifi^ the pilot as him. I I * * Charles Schrein, 32, of Brookfield, Mass. The name of the Police Chief Robert I.annan an- . ^ _1 __ _ passenger was withheld until his family could be reached brings rain nounced Monday that he had | | The search was called off Tuesday and won't be requested the State Attorney's office I resumed until some evidence of the plane turns up. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Late-coming Hurricane to invesligale the incident - as well 0 Fire officials in Berlin blamed winds up to 30 mph for Jeanne brought almost 2 feet of rain to the Florida Keys as the department's internal in fanning a grass fire which turned into a smoky and stirred seas to 15 feet before slowing and weakening vestigation The slate Attorney 'i/ . n Knieks I'avr 7 four-alarm blaze that burned through baled stacks of in the Gulf of Mexico today. General's pffice had earlier received- f etCranS Day pootball bSwrcommitlees in- waste paper flanking the Tri City Recycling Co.'s plant. The storm, at latitude 24.0 north and longitude 89.4 a complaint from the suspects Conneciicut residents mark terested in Saturday games Tri City president-David Goodman said 5,000 tons of west about 400 miles south of New Orleans at 9 a.m., was mother criticizing town police for yetej-ap^n^ay with events ranging F^atriots satisfied with effort in loss waste paper to be recycled were damaged jn the fire. He being held between a powerful high pressure system to their handling of incident. e ^ y g ^ put the preliminary damage estimate at |2M,000 to $400,- the north and cooler, dry air to the west. Beeler had refused to s gn a sworn ^ ^ 000 .' The National Hurricane Center said Jeanne edged statement as part of he ,3, ^ j,„,d.ieafedeagle, P«g.- InSlde today “The building didn't get hurt, but we've lost about 5,000 slowly west after stalling most of the night and dropping department s internal investigation k tons of waste paper," Goodman said as firefighters from almost 22 inches of rain on the Florida Keys. Aircraft and without union representation, ^ ■ _ Classified...... 21-22 Berlin and Kensington battled the fire. "We almost lost satellite information indicated the storm would continue claiming the statement could later be ' Comics...... 23,, the building." moving west at 5 mph for at least 24 hours. used against him Beeler was sub- ' * Editorial ...... 4 Northeast Utilities said winds caused power outages Weather Service forecaster Ken Crawford said the sequently fired for refusing to obey Edward Donahue abandons Entertainment ...... 20 that cut electric service to more than 4,000 customers in storm was expected to remain in the Gulf at least another an order, but was reinstated after claim s of irreg u la rities and Family ...... the central part of the state. 48 hours with its approximate 70 mph winds expected to l..annan revoked the action. requests for a recount in the close Obituaries . . .f-... .6 Spokesman Roberta Bromberg said Che largest decline. Beeler was nonetheless suspended pjfth Congressional District race. People Food ...... 13 affected*^,20Q Nprtheast customers in Bristol for a half “When it gets into the cool air aloft in the western Gulf, for refusing the statement, and his 11. Peoplelalk...... 2 hour. Another 1,400 customers in nearby Plainvjlle and that kills it," Crawford said. "We've got a massive high suspension prom pted a union Sports <-9 Southington lost power for about 90 minues. pressure system that has fed cool, dry air into the Gulf grievance against the town. The.un- fk j a rm r* fK Television ...... 20 Another outage cut power for more than an hour to stales." ion claims Beeler was denied his ^ TownTalk 6 h .about 450 customers in Avon and Canton, but the outages Despite Jeanne's westward push toward Mexico and Constitutional right to representa- Cy Young award in AL to Steve Update , 2 "^were not major problem “by any stretch of the im south Texas, Crawford refused to predict a landfall. tion. Stone .. Dr. J operating skills with Weather 2 agination," Mis. Bromberg said. "So many things can go on," he said. The town, however, had argued 2 - EVENING HERALD^, Wed., Nov 12. 1980 EVEhnNG HERALD, Wed., Nov 12, 1980 - .3 Directors to consider relays, CETA consortium - \ , * . . . M p c l o t e - MA.NCHESTER — The Board of Directors will con Minority Leader William Diana suggested perhaps it tion. This month the board begins the process of filling sider sponsoring the Manchester Community College would Ik cheaper to eliminate the dam. He suggested the Anfother proposal on the board's agenda is that of Muiti positions on a number of town commission. Few names Fires in Kentucky have burned about 30,000 acres of Guadalajara, about 40 miles northeast of Madrid. works against cancer is not known, but it appears Relays and remaining in the Hartford Area CETA Con area could be recreation land. Circuits Inc. to construct another town garage, com- have been announced, except the Democratic appoint .Plane blown dff runway land since Friday, including 2,700 acres in the Daniel Amalrik's wife Gyuzel and two founders of the un different from that of standard drugs, prompting specula sortium at its meeting tonight. Giles however, said recently, he’s unsure whether the bining the Park and Cemetery Offices, in exchange for ment of Joseph Sweeney, leading opponent of the Com Meeting at the Senior Citizens Center at 8 p.m., the town owns most of the land under the water, and that the the building on Harrison Street. The company would use NEWARK. N.J. lUPI) - Seven passengers were in Boone National Forest, derground movement for free trade unions in the Soviet tion interferon can be combined with conventional munity Development program, to the Human Relations In West. Virginia, at least 28 fires were reported Union, Vladitnlr Borisov and Viktor. Feinberg, were chemotherapy to deliver a two-pronged assault against board will discuss the community college's request to co pond is needed for Eighth Utilities District fire protec- the land for extra parking and the building for offices. Commission.' jured Tuesday night during a hasty, precautionary sponsor the anntlal June relay races. The races are spon evacuation of a Braniff jet shoved across a runway by a ' Tuesday to the state Department of Natural Resources. traveling with Amalrik but escaped injury. cancer. To date, fires have destroyed between 18,000 and 19,000 sored by the college and Muiti Circuits Inc. stiff blast of wind. None of the injuries was serious. Multi Circuits Inc. has not decided^ whether to sponsor PRICES EFFECTIVE MON,, NOV. 10 THRU SAT.. NOV. 15,19*0, The Braniff 727 aircraft. Flight 112 from Washington, acres of timber, said Ralph Glover, a DNR official, most FULL ly in the southern part of the state. Uie event which drew several thousand runners and spec D.C., was headed for the terminal at Newark Inter tators last year for June 1981. The company apparently Thera *8 a TOP NOTCH near you: "Our biggest worry,” Glover said, "is there doesn't Findings encourage doctors Many flights diverted LSERVICEi national Airport after landing at 10:30 p.m., when a 38- will not decide until after the first of the year. seem to be much rain in sight. It doesn't look good for WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Houston researcher is ad CLEVELAND (UPI) - As many as 100 commercial COMING SOON ■ RR mph wind blast jolted the craft. If the town decides not to contribute to the races, com East Hartford Manchester relief until Monday. Right now, we need a good, heavy ding three more tumor types to the growing list of airline flights over the eastern United • States were TOP NOTCH WIU a s ACCSPTINO Gale-force winds as high as 49 mph had been clocked at munity college officials have said they would seek other 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAIn | rain — one that lasts about a day and is a long, slow one." cancers that appear vulnerable to the puzzling action of diverted Tuesday njght because of a failure of primary the airport during the evening, the National Weather Ser sponsors. the anti-.viral drug Interferon. and back-up power equipment thal knocked out the Manchester Middletown MINIMUM PURCHAul vice reported Also on the board's agenda under new business is Dr. Jordan Gutterman of the M.D. Anderson Hospital Cleveland Air Traffic Control Center. 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 ‘30.0 0 . MAXIMUM The plane was not damaged as. the wind pushed the remaining in the.Hartford Area CETA Consortium. The Soviet dissident killed and Tumor Institute reported Tuesday preliminary There was no danger to air traffic during the 2W hours PURCHASE DEPeNDtl craft sideways along the taxiway, but a Braniff board decided to participate in the organization which MADRID, Spain (UPI) — Soviet dissident Andrei results from a new round oHnterferon studies indicates it the planes were diverted from the control of the OPEN MON. THRU SAT 8:30A,M to 9 OOP M ON YOUR BANK spokesman said the pilot, Capt. Jerry Slack, ordered an funnels and directs receipts of federal funds for the Amalrik, who predicted the end of the Moscow's Com has some effectiveness against hard-to-treat cancers of Cleveland center because all flights were routed around ^ R M IIlCO tM TOURFOOOLtAMPPuRCHAMt ^ SUNDAY 10:00A.M. lo 5 00P M APPROVAL. evacuation anyway. employment program last year after lengthy discussions. munist regime in hjs doomsday essay. "Will the Soviet the colon, prostate and ovary. the air space, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Ad NOT XES^ONMIE FpN TVPOGMrHiCAL ERRORS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO 4 UNITS UNLESS OTHERWISE SRECVICD The board told the consortium it would not join unless the Union^urvive Until 1984'’” was killed today in an Earlier studies by Gutterman and other doctors ministration said. City of Hartford withdrew its complaints filed with five Fires burn 50,000 acres automobile accident on his way to protest Russian inac showed interferon seemed to shrink some breast and The FAA said it expected to have an Idea how many federal agencies. The complaints charged the town's tion on human rights bone tumors and produce remissions in patients with flights were diverted today. Spokesman Fred Farrar In Foresters expect no relief from fires that have burned withdrawal from the Community Development Block GRADE‘•A’’ Amalrik s American publisher. Robert Bernstein and cancers of the lymph glands and bone marrow. Washington estimated it could have been up to 100, but 50,000 acres in eastern Kentucky and West Virginia until Grant program was discriminatory toward the poor and WAYBESTorPERDUE I U S Embassy officials announced the death of Amalrik, Interferon is a protein that serves as a key element of called his estimate a "wild guess” and said “it could a steady rainfall, which is not forecast until at least next minorities, and asked that $4.5 million in federal funds be A FANTASTIC 42 They said he died instantly in the crash near the body's complex defenses against disease. How it have been less." ' in ’t.ft’A J P U T o r week withheld from Manchester. CUT UP CHICKENS 74* V .2: ^ 30 3 0 0 0 30 0 0 The town later remained in the consortium after Hart ford decided not to press the complaints. Manchester’s Peopletalk membership enables the consortium to receive about LCD $300,000 in surplus funds. Portrait of a photographer Discussion of whether the town should fund repairs to QIIAitTX Union Pond Dam or eliminate it is also expected tonight. The elderly woman looked at a photo portrait of Jay Giles, public works director, will appear before the olonM- Allred Stieglitz, pioneer American photographer, board, hoping to persuade them to fund the repairs. and said I recognize that man 'cause my momma After learning the state environmental division wishes watchS- once beat him in a photo contest " the town to conduct a fourth study on the dam's stability, Walt Burton who owns the Cincinnati art gallery costing anywhere from $50.0(X) and up, Republican tOWItT TIMfllATUBIt ' where ^Iargarel Cones spotted the Stieglitz picture, overheard andjollowed up He learned lhat momma " was Nancy Ford Hearing delayeil Cones, who died in 1962. leaving behind a superb collection of nearly 5.000 photographs taken • M o w in t ^ Al o v in sewer ilispute Uri irtA 7H |ll .^TOCAtT between 1897 and 19.39 Mrs Cones had beaten Stieglitz 111 Eastman Kodak s 1906 nationwide MANCHESTER — A Superior Court hearing regar For period ending 7 am EST II 13 80 During search lor photographic talent ding a dispute between the Eighth Utilities District and Wednesday night, snow is predicted over the northern This week an exhibition of more than 108 of Mrs the town over sewage charges has been delayed to allow Plains-into the Lakes Region Otherwi.so generally lair Cones photographs opened at the Walt Burton the parties time to reach an out-of-court settlement. weather is forecast elsewhere across the nation Galleries It s the first major display of her work The district is suing the town to reduce the amount it Minumum temperatures includes iapprox max ,ind prices range Irom $200 to $3.51X1. , must pay for sewage treatment. The district operates its readings in parenthesis - Atlanta .38 <67- Boston 29 -52i. own sewage collection service, but the raw sewage is Chicago 41 ‘58■‘’Cleveland 35 157- Dallas 53 - 771, Denver Mew challenge piped to the town's Olcott Street plant for treatment. 32 ‘45- Duluth 27 ‘37 , Houston 48 77- .lack.sonMlle 43 .lolin Glenn the first American to orbit the earth, The district claims it was asked to pay too much for the 1741. Kansas City 46 ,55- Little Rock 42‘72 - Los Angeles might become the first, * V ^ -.T- 'IV■ hW'-'-’-'Jfl.f service when the town increased the rates it charges all 52 |68‘. Miami 67 - 7 7 Minneapolis 37 -41 - .New Orleans astronaut to run lor the I municipal clients more than a year ago. 57 ‘ 74 - New 5'ork 39 - 52 . I’hoeni.x. 56 ‘ 78 -. San Francisco Veterans Council members marched down Manchester Memorial Hospital and later presidency He's just I Haynes Street Tuesday morning to open moved to the New Veterans Field in East The district has refused to pay the entire amount 43 -61 Seattle 37 ‘48i. St Louis 49 '87- Washington 35 been re-elected to the[ charged by the town while the case is pending. For about ‘60‘ . Senate Irom Dhio — aj Veterans Day observances. The council- Cemetery for memorial observances. eight months the district refused to pay any portion of the ra re I cat lor a| gathered outside the main steps of sewer bill. In March, however, the district paid $51,651 of Weather foreeast Demoi ral this year the $72,(X)0 it was billed in July 1979. Glenn admits con Town Attorney Kevin O'Brien has sajd the case was to Partiv cloudy wind\ and cold ti«lay highs in the mid sidering a run in 1984. be heard last week, but the court agreed to postpone the 40s. 6 C Fair with diminishing winds tonight lows around hut onlv il he leelsl Veterans mark holiday; date in order to give the district and town an opportunity 30 Thursday partly sunny ami not as cold highs in the low needed 1 would noil to settle the dispute out of court. 50s Probability oi precipitation '20 percent tiKia\ ,ind 10 - want to run lor any ol-| While it is assumed the two parties are negotiating a percent tonight and Thursda,' Northwest winds 20 to 30 lii-(- Ihe presidency in settlement based on new figures, neither the town nor mph and gusty today diminishing to 10 to 20 knots tonight new monument unveiled district officials have commented on specifics of their eluded, jiisl to be onl Westerly winds 10 to 1.5 mph Thursday some ego trip to be able] By M.ARTI.N KKARNS wreaths were performed. A color Cemetery, where the new monument discussions to sa\ I ran tori Herald Reporler guard ringed the hospital green, with was unveiled. Col. Nathan Agostinelli I.iiiig island president Glenn toldl flags at times flapping loudly against of the Connecticut Army National DAR gets meeting l.onii IslantI t,, W ,iit-li Hill, R.L, .iiid Mon- tne Cleveland Plain! MANCHESTER - In the face of wind Guard in his remarks recognized the tank I’oiiii: Gale warnings in effect Winds northwest 25 Dealer ___ bone-chilling temperatures and Hospital Executive Director sacrifices of past veterans and MANtHEKTER — The Orford Parish of Daughters of to 40 knots with higher gusts todav dm'linishing tonight to II you think vour ideas for the country are better blustering winds, the Veterans Coun Edward Kenney welcomed the coun offered thanks to those patriots "for the American Revolution will meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. 10 to 20 knots by Thursday morning Westerly winds 10 to than those vou hear being expressed that's one cil Tuesday marked its annual obser cil. noting the hospital is especially helping us to enjoy a good life." at the home of Mrs. Edwin R. Kuehn. 1020 Ellington 15 knots Thursday Partly cloudy tiHl.iy and Thursday and thing Bill it vou re not in basic disagreement, vance of Veterans Day. mindful of the role of veterans as it Agostinelli sought to assure the Road, South Windsor ^ clear tonight Visibility over 5 miles Rough seas with that s something else II you pul the country first The council this year unveiled a enters an ambitious period of council members gathered there Mrs George Thurber will be hostess. Members are f wave heights 6 to 10 leet today Seas subsiding and waves and the nmnlrv is moving in Ihe right direi-tion. monument in New Veterans Field of development that "should the flag be raised, the reminded to bring clean used clothing to donate for diminishing to 2 to 4 leet by l.ite i.iiiight whv wiiuM you jump in and make waves " East (Cemetery, to commemorate Capt Bruce S Byrne of the country 's young people are ready and charities those past veterans who risked their Connecticut* Army National Guard willing to serve. " Mrs Deborah Adams will speak on "Women and K\l)-iideil outlook lives in the service of this country delivered the main address, The veteran's monument was Money in the 1980s. " Mrs. Adams has been with the Hart Extended outlook lor New England Friday tliMUgli Fly-by soiree The observance began Tuesday referring to this year's national presented to the town by Council ford National Bank for a number of years, acting in morping outside the main entrance to various capacities, including marketing, trust, former Sundav W hen \ oyager I has its ( lo.se encounter with the theme. "A Grateful Nation Chairman David Morsey who offered Manchester Memorial Hospital The manager of the state capitol office of Hartford National MuHKUciiuseltn. Klioile 1«laiiil anil i.oniieelieut: planet Saturn Wednesday , some interested parties Remembers " Byrne acknowledged a check for its construction to Deputy hospital has become the focal point and presently manager of the bank's special Chance of showers Friday Fair .Saturday and Sundav will be w.ildiing on three 7-liHit Advent television the federal government's commit Mayor Stephen Cassano. Lows generally in the 3os Highs will be in the '-Os Friday for the memorial services by virtue organizational services program. She provides aclvisory s(-rc(-ns in New York ment to the 30 million living and 14 and in the 40s Saturday and Sundav ol Its dedication to American The Veterans Council draws its services directed toward people who are going through I'hey II he among the guests at a Saturn fly-by million deceased veterans The Nernioiil: Chance of show i t s Fliday Partiv cloudy veterans, according to' Walter Von Veterans Administration has a staff membership from the Disabled transitions in life style. soiree at Ihe home ol Bob Guccione. publisher ol Hone, past council chairman American Veterans, the Army and Mrs Adams is a graduate of Colby-Sawyer College, Saturday and Sundav A little i ooler tti.m normal Highs iimni ifTjp^ine Included are science li I llili-il P re • Inlt-riialioiiul A spec lal Iwii-way telephone hookup will connect War dead remembered Today is Wednesday. Nov 12 the'317th dav of 198(t with them with an Omni man' at Ihe Jet Propulsion By I niteci 1‘ri‘nn Intrrnulionul 49 to follow Laboratory at Pasadena The moon is moving toward its first quarter Connecticut has remembered its The morning stars are Mer-cury. Venus Jupiter and war dead in parades, solemn services Saturn ______*■______Quote of the day and ceremonies, including an obser The evening star is .tJars vance-in the Bridgeport Jai Atai Alexandre Garcia who lost his job as press aide attended by Am.erica's most COLD Those b
V I - EVENING HERALD. Wed , Nov 12, 1980 'Editorial Thoughts EVENING HERALD, Wed,, Nov. 12, 1980 - 5 Finding meaning in life Talks didn’t A value if something we would Giles discovers two sites Right to comment recognize as having a certain worth. All of us have values in life and these clear the- air We find it incredible that express ideas is guaranteed. constitute our priorities. What do you Judge William Bieluch is Apparently the letters that value very highly? to build huge water tank dragging two individuals into irked the judge made If your answer places a heavy By MARY KITZMANl^ MANCHESTER - Jay Giles, Giles said he has written the owner were off of McDivitt- Drive and Carpenter Road. court to ‘explain" letters reference to some failings of emphasis upon money and other Herald Reporter public works director, has found two of one of the parcels about selling it, O p in io n material things, may I offer you a potential sites for the construction of and the other owner contacted the After the ZBA refusal. Giles they had written in support of the state judicial system. MANCHESTER — It was a meeting to "clear the air” suggpted to the PZC the zoning note of caution. Objects, as nice as several Democrats said Tuesday. But there still are a two-million gallon water tank, and town about the sale after seeing the We would hope the system newspaper accounts of the ZBA regulations be changed to specifical New Britain police Detective they may appear, may not, clouds of discord among the Democratic Town Com Is negotiating with the owners. hearing. ly provide for public utility construc George Sahadi, who has been might look into such necessarily, make a person happy. mittee, several said. Giles, however, would not identify democratic government. The demand for respect in- the areas, but said the sites, about six The site for the tank location must tion. The proposed regulation change convicted in that town's allegations with an eye could have is to scold them Material things not only have a Monday night the town committee executive board met would give the PZC control over land The judicial system is side the courtroom is to discuss the discord that followed the party’s losses in acres each in size, were off Vernon have sufficient elevation to allow the promotion-buying scandal. toward constructive thinking for their words and serve tendency to wear out, but further Street. An earlier location Giles water to flow properly. The tank co'n- use for public utilities rather than the structured in such a way that the Nov. 4 elections. The party lost two longtime The judge's action will tend and think about those necessary and we are certain notice to the public that those more such things are impersonal. proposed for the tank was strongly struction is part of the town's $20 ZBA, through a special exception Democratic stronghold seats, the Fourth Senatorial use. to gag those who have com elements of the judicial judges are not open to courts would have difficulty who dare to be critical of the It is possible to have a lot of money District to Republican Carl Zinsser, and the General* protested by area neighbors. million of water improvements, and and many material things, and still is needed in the Vernon Street area to Giles said the negotiations would system which may.be in need criticism within the walls of functioning without the at judicial system should expect Assembly seat in the 13th District to Republican Elsie At the ^ning Board of Appeals ment on the court system. feel incomplete as a person. hearing, the neighbors of 608V Ver even the water use during peak probably not be brought to the com the courtroom. mosphere of respect judges Swensson. The party also failed to regain the assembly's mission, until after the regulation Such intimidation is contrary of improvement. ' to be hauled before the judge Loneliness can also be a factor. non Street, said the tank would be a periods and for fire fighting, Giles We agree and demand on the bench. 12th District seat held by Walter Joyner. Following the change. to the First Amendment to To intimidate private in for a confrontation. We ought to see a clue here regar elections, there was much speculation why the “big concrete pillbox” stuck in the has said. The tank would cost $480,000 to con dividuals — to haul them into wholeheartedly support a The fact remains, judges In such an atmosphere only ding life, namely that fulfillment and Democrats lost and criticism among members of the middle of their neighborhood. The the U S. Constitution, which struct and would be 115 feet in Some of the opposition to the water judge's right to control the are servants of the people a sense of purpose come not so much town committees. Last night's meeting helped some, ac ZBA refused to grant the town's guarantees the freedom of court to explain — to par the very brave, or the variance request, saying a sufficient diameter and about 38 feet high. tank on 608V Vernon was based on decorum of his courtroom. and servants of justice as from getting, but rather from giving. cording to Ted Cummings, town committee chairman. the tank's nearness to houses. On speech ticipate in a form of inquisi foolhardy, would dare speak But it was not enough, others said. hardship could not be proven. The 1.6 Giles said the two new sites in the But when the bench seeks We need to feel that we are negotiation process are not the ones either of the two new locations, the That guarantee gives tion in a court of law, where well. up against the workings of “We left a unified party once again,” Cummings said. acre parcel is owned by Green Manor wanted, and that our skills, whatever he identified to the Planning and nearest house is about 400 leet away, to impose that control on the "People got their gripes aired and the discord was- Corporation and was leftover from citizens the right to comment the judge has maximum con the system. they may be can be applied to he said. street, we feel there is an un The letters which have settM ." its condominium development. Zoning Commission. Those sites on public institutions. The trol and the power of con Citizens in these United everyday living. fortunate impact. provoked the judge have no Two of the losing candidates Malcolm Barlow and opinions they express may be tempt is unfair and will have States have the right to This is what bringajis a sense of Phyllis Jackston appeared before the town committee We trust the judge will impact on the case. The trial Consumer ARTHUR DRU8 misinformed They may be a chilling effect on the express their opinions and purpose in life, f analyzing their campaigns and its weaknesses for the 942 Main Street tread lightly on these in is over. The convicted detec Rey^Dr. James D. executive committee. “They stressed we need more peo Advocate based on inaccurate informa public s willingness to com seek redress of grievances OPTICAL ^ vM . ■■ iMtmsi tl tive has been sentenced and McLauchliir ple, and new people." Cummings said. "We will seek new ment on the performance of dividuals who are perhaps un- from their government. We -V, tion or upon unreasonable Second Congregational people and encourage them to run in the caucuses, MANCHESTER— Dept, is now 0tl9IH9lW9V9 aware of the deference the only cause hauling the Mike Boguslawski, con assumptions the executive, legislative and hope the judge remembers Church whether they are 25 or 65." RE-OPENED demanded by sitting judges. two letter writers into court sumer advocate, will be • roasttfi * S0UC6 pant Nonetheless, the right to judicial branches of their that.. Manchester. CT Although Barlow and Mrs. Jackston attended the • lea kettles • double boilers meeting, Mayor Stephen Penny, the object of and in the'guest speaker at the Mon.-Wed.-Fri. / volved in after election finger pointing, did not attend. meeting of the Parent Stu 10 AM-6 PM dent Club of Howell Cheney Penny was criticized by several Democratic leaders Thur. Sat. •caniwra eblanchtr* Congressional Quarterly Technical School, 791 W, 10 AM-8 PM 10 AM-4 PM for appearing on a televis^ newscast expressing support •latafpia •coftM pots for the Community Development program which voters Middle Turnpike, tonight Call our new optician again defeated. Penny in turn questioned why those at 8. about our re-opening criticizing hadn't done more for the losing candidates. The general public is in specials. Congres§ reluctant to pass foreign aid bills "1 didn't ask him (Penny) to attend last night." Cgm- Packing files vited to attend. A $1 dona mings said. "Within a few weeks we will be meeting with tion will be asked to help Turkey. Spain and South Korea. the Board of Directors for everybody to share gripes." Mrs. Helen Von Damm, Ronald Reagan’s defray expenses. lilllr difficult for Congress to deal with budget-cutting meant that foreign aid on foreign aid bills in rating "big food aid. / the wfoei* «f j thing" ') Bx JO H N I FI TO N Last night's "clearing the air session" lasted for personal secretary while he was governor of Refreshments will be (I* dowTftowniswTftown mancktittr^ foreign aid in 1981. when an ad faced more hurdles than usual. spenders" in Congress. Another form of aid —to inter Farber noted that military aid to W I n \ Bec ause several hours, and one district chairman termed it “the California, packs her files to move to the served. OPTICAL ditional $15 billion to $20 billion worth Foreign aid was put at the bottom of In addition. President Carter was national development banks —is pop Greece and Turkey was cut sharply most constructive session he ever attended,!’ But ap i) fiireign aid is one id the must un Reagan transition office in Washington. (UPI the priority list for spending in unable to lend much political support ular In the Senate, but not in the this year becau^ the foreign aid parently the election wounds will not ^ salved with one 646-3781 popular Ite m s on the eimgressicmal of foreign aid will be up for con sideration creases to foreign aid Sources on Capitol Hill House. The banks loan money at low spending bill never was passed. meeting, several said, who would not elaborate. photo) calendar it ecu's put on the hack and within some aid agencies agreed interest rates to developing countries "Those countries feel they have a Cummings, in an effort to present a united front among ' burner until after the November Congress has a long history of House leaders especially were delaying action on foreign aid Ten of that the administration only oc to build roads, schools, factories, commitment from us for the the sometimes hitter bickering, has asked party elections . reluctant this year to schedule the 11 foreign aid spending bills since foreign aid bills because the casionally has geared up effective electric plans and other facilities money," he said. members not to speak-to the press. And breaking from last year's poIic)r''Cui^ings will be speaking about Ni'vc in Its post-electum, lame- 1970 were passed after the start of measures invariably take up several lobbying efforts on behalf of foreign The best-known is the Wond Bank. Direct economic aid programs to executive sessions. 1) duck session fongress faces four aid Senators say that contibuting to the poor countries are usually the first to the fiscal years to which they days of floor action Cummings said Mrs. Jackston and Barlow expressed foreign aid spending; bills tolalin(> Secretary of State Edmund S. banks is the most effective way to face the budget ax. applied The delays ranged from a The congressional emphasis on disappointment at the lack of help from the state central give foreign aid. But many House Agricultural, educational, health more than 521' billion couple of weeks to a full year budget Muskie^ a former senator, vigorous committee. John Sullivan, state central member, replied ly campaigned for foreign aid. But members worry that Congress has no and other programs administered by .Action on the two most controver Congress failed to pass regular Members love to play secretary he unsuccessfully tried to receive more direction from Sale Ends Nov. 19lh the Agency for International sial bills was delayed deliberately spending bills for 1973 and 1980 In of state when the foreign aid bill is .Muskie had little influence among control over how the banks spend the the state central committee for local candidates. money. Development would be sharply until after the election Those bills both years, foreign aid programs up. said one State Department lob conservatives in the House, where Cummings said the executive board will be meeting opposition to foreign aid is strongest. Treasury Secretary G. William reduced if a foreign aid bill Is not are the annual i~ billion foreign aid operated under stopgap funding byist It's their chance to talk about with other leaders, and he would be meeting with district passed. spending measure and an authoriza measures at greatly reduced levels foreign policy " Administration officials use words Miller complained in September that leaders. The efforts are an attempt to further salve the Hardest hit would be programs to lion tor $11 6 billion in contributions to f-or a variety of reasons, the task Congressional leaders also wanted like "disastrous" and "crippling" to the United States is the only major wounds within the Democratic Party here i impove planting methods, soil con international development banks of passing foreign aid bills has been to avoid forcing the members to vote describe what will happen If nation that has fallen behind on its F u rth e r del.ic .in the pending next to impossible this election year on foreign aid before the election Congress again refuses to pass the payments to the banks servation and food marketing in un derdeveloped countries. Among the legislat.i.n wijliid make it even more The congressional emphasis on Some conservative groups use votes annual foreign aid bill. The United States, Vietnam and Commission sets meeting They feel the international political Iran, for exampie. are the only coun countries facing cuts are Kenya, In MANCHESTER — The town's Commission on the Han donesia and the Caribbean islands. 6 TTA ‘•OCT vzOtZTV ■^'.T6 tZAv> N.t.A. SO impact of sdeh an action is as impor tries that have not yet contributed to dicapped will meet Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the-LincoIn tant as its effect on specific foreign a major expansion of the World Center coffeeroom. This will replace the meeting which ,at Jeans-P ^ aid programs. Bank The United States owes the Quotes had been scheduled for Wednesday at the same time and Bw. to Boy. 'Other countries pay very close bank $8 billion. "The thought of my being able lo place The commission is experimenting with meeting on 10 15 attention to what Congress does to Congressional rejection or delay in go into space and paint a picture up the third Thursday of each month, instead of the second these bills. " said Genta Hawkins, a paying the $8 billion next year would there is such an exciting thought. Wednesday. Some commissioners have experienced lobbyist for the Agency for Inter undermine U S. influence in the Some people said I was crazy but I schedule conflicts when trying to make the Wednesday h i national Development "When we bank, just as a new president takes can't understand why they don't un dates. W^anqler for Men! can t get these bills passed, it just over from Robert S McNamara derstand " $090 reinforces the impression that the President Carter has named A.W — Mori kunniirr, uffirial arlirl M en’s Wransler* Cords • Straight & Boot • 10 Colors United S.tates is failing to exert its Clausen, president oLBank America for the NASA iiparr ohulllei who $090 leadership" Corp., to succeed McNamara next hopm to niakr a nhullle trip A&AFOOD Men s Wrangler' Dtnim • Straight & Boot Flairs Carter failed to deliver on his 1976 July. hiiniirlf. $090 campaign promise to double foreign The United States currently has a "He was quite tall, you know' I Men s Wrangler' Flannels a Button Front aid during his term veto over major World Bank always 'remember that he sym STORE 643-2428 Direct development aid to poor decisions But if the United States bolized for me that rare bird, the tall / 140 WEST ST. RTE. 85 BOLTOM SPECIALS ^ Men s Wrangler' Chamois Shirti * 4colors *10*® countries has gone from $3 9 billion ' refuses to pay the $8 billion, it could composer Most composers have ( FORMER JUG & PANTRY I °°°° to $4 4 billion since 1978 —an actual lose that veto been shrimps — Beethoven. Brahms. ^ Hillf v wfn M e n 's Wrangler' Wastfin Flannals • Snop Front $090 decrease when inflation is taken into The administration also is facing a Mozart " 'e z account shortage of about $790 million in — Aaron Copland, 80->ear-old LOW, LOW PRICES M e n s Wrangler' Olford Shirts eB.D Collar Each of the foreign aid programs military aid if Congress does not pass eompoiirr, reiiiininrinfi on Ru»ian I L a • 4 Colors SOBOO has its built-in group of supporters a full appropriations bill That shor ronipoerr, Sergei i’rokofiet. 5' M en S Wf'dn3lcr * w 9CK 9lS • Fleeced Lined Coriduroy £ 3 and opponents on Capitol Hill. tage would be "crippling” for U S "Let me be the first to cry woof " ♦ 4 Colors 44| ^^00 The most popular foreign aid goes efforts to bolster friendly regimes, a — Dee Guglielnio, of W eal H an M e n s Wrangler' Yasts • Fleeced Lined Corduroy ID to Israel and Egypt Each year the said Robert S. Farber, State Depart ford, Conn., in a leller to the loan BANANAS United States gives about $2 billion to ment director of Security assistances eounril after an ordinanre Haa ini- M e n s Wrangler' Prt-Wnhtd Donim ®11*® Israel, half for arms purchases and and sales. |H>»ed on dog ottnera who difln'l a Stroight & Boot Flairs e Sizes 2B io 42 the rest to support the Israeli Most of the available money will go rlean up<"af4er Ihrir pita, LBS. FOR economy Egypt receives another to Israel and Egypt, leaving little for (•uglielino demanded that egual $1 5 billion mostly in economic and other countries, such as Greece, finea he inipoaed on rat ownera. POTATOES Washington Merry-Go-Round U.S. NO. 1 MAINE WFari3lerf 10. J 1.29 X Lady W ra n g le r' Fashion Cords* Sizes 5 to 1 5 YAMS &*Sy(/EET SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS L Lady W ra n g le r' Flanntls • Norton Ploids Subs’ communications cut as result of Carter promise POTATOES • Western :>nops O- :4 — - La d y W ra n g le r' VolO U rS aV Neck • 6 Colors 111 ,) \( k \M)I ll'>UN shocking though, is that the Navy piomised that ELF w ill not be built Even more pointedly. Levin wrote fur former chief executive comes to Allegations that the big companies 10 Hiilptc. loiim l a w ,i\ out III this dileniina 11 in the rp(H r Peninsula of Michigan the president on May 12, 1980. that about half a million dollars. were squeezing out independent^ by 98^ Lady W rangler' Fashion Donim • Boy O Boys \\ X^lllM iTi iN \ -Inn th.il \e.,r- .igo It 1- a -vstem known as against the wishes of its citizens approval of ELF "would focus the Another financial repercussion of fixing prices had triggered a gilind a Fashion Back Pockets a Sizes 5 to 15 '.I' lild iillnw inr mu 5 ,,r Mibm.iiiri(“> h.1.1' for h.xlreiiieU l.ow I requen- As president. Carter was per attention of the entire state and na Carter's defeat is the $3 million jury investigation. Now a powerful 0RAN6ES La dy W ra n g le r' Rugby Jsrssys 4 !u kee). in louiti uiih hi-iiiliju;irler' ev It originally c.illed lot 2 4li0 miles suaded briefly — by his military tion on (the issue as a test of your Congress has appropriated for the senator wants to know why the III aiitonn.i to he buried underground experts that ELF was too vital to be wiihuul tii'iiA ' 111 (iriing credibility just before the general transition expenses involved in tur promising p re ^ was called off. • y L o d y W ra n g le r' Oxford * B.D. Shirts * 4 Colors \ Siiwt-l IAI-- ti.i-. lii't-n ilf'i-nninedlv in nortliern Wisconsin and the Upper put off He asked Congress for $20 election"')' ning the Executfve Branch over to In a private letter to Attorney ilcf|i-'-ixi-il bv .liiniir, C.irlcr bee hum- I'eninsuia ol Michigan The super million in research and development Footnote: Both the Navy and the Ronald Reagan's people. 128 SIZE La dy W ra n g le r' Shsariing Fiescad Vasts General Benjamin Civiletti, Sen. 14.99^ J III .1 I .iinfi.iigr. he miide In antenna would beam messages to funds Military leaders, including National Academy of Sciences con Kerurd nrrairh: A three-year Strom Thurmond, R-S.C , who will Mu hit: m .uter- buir \e,ir- .igii subs deep under water Defense Secretary Harold Brown, ducted studies and concluded there federal probe of the multi-billion La dy W ra n g le r' Turtls Ntek Knits become chairman of th? Judiciary ll vt;l! -hiirk the Xinene.in |iublic' Its iinpoit.inte w.is clear to Presi were unanimous'in their view that was no cause for concern about en dollar recording industry — whose Committee when the Republicans III le,irn'^h,il the I(u^-l.ln- ill.- dent l ord who called E l.F ab the need for FXF was both "real and vironmental hazards executives gave generously to Jim L a d y W ra n g le r' Cowl Nock Knits erei! iiiiit; .It'll I MU -ubiiuinne solutely es.senti,il to our national urgent ' my Carter's 1976 campaign — was organize the Senate in January, has missil force eould nol now effective secu'rits But Carter soon began to waffle killed by Justice Department brass warned the administration he plans 1\ cmiuniinieale -Aitfi' the Whire And Cartel hmisell agreed — or On Feb. 16, 1978, in a letter to Brown, Losrr'n »olui-e: The Voters' rejec even though the antitrust division's to look into the way the Justice Huge Selection of W rangler. Department handled the record in House in ,1 n.ition.il emeigencv Iroiii seemed to agree In a 1978 interview, the president said he had reser tion of Jimmy Carter last week is Los Angeles office recommended Misses in Corduroy & Denim. the safett of the uceati s depths the lormei nuclear .submarine of- vations about ELF, "primarily going to cost taxpayers a modest prosecution. dustry investigation. Sizes 8 to 18. Like ll.mse! .md (iretei leaving a lieer s.iid When a submarine is sub because of public opposition and the bundle Thanks to the generosity of
trail ol breail criiiiitis a suli that merged It s imperative, in case our inevitable inconvenience to private Congress in providing retirement YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE • — — needs to send or rei eive^signals Irmn nation s security, is directly landowners as well as its exessive benefits lor ex-presidents. Carter's miTM mi V^asliington must use a wire antenna threatened to have cornmunicattons cost. " He conceded, however, that electoral humiliation will be FEATURING NEW toward either on the surface of the with ' It I his staff could find no alternative to cushioned by cash G o to * ocean or attached to a buov just Why wasn t ELF constructed’ ELF if the nuclear submarine force Like Gerald Ford and Richard Iflaurlii'iitrr turuiuy Hrrali^ MANCHESTERf CT ni east center st. below Ihe-surlaee Either technique Fourteen secret and confidential was to be protected within "a Nixon, the 56-year-old Carter will CALVERT E i B OPENTHURS.a FRI. 'til 9 P.M. White House Pentagon and con makes the sub a sitting duck tor reasonable period of time." He draw a yearly presidential pension of Manchester — A City of Village Charm EKTRA BRANDY gressional documents, seen by m,v recommended a .scaled-down ver about $70,000 — but since it is by law WHISKEY enemy ships or aircralf Founded Oct. 1, 1881 750 ML S P R I N G F I E L D , M A SPRINSBILEUALL reporters Dale Van Atta and Gloria sion. equal to a Cabinet secretary's salary, The best way a submarine can REQ. O A U Dan/iger trace ELF's seriittling to Brown kept pushing Carter kept OPEN EVERY NITE'til9:30 P.M. protect Itself is to run siU'ht and deep it may well increase in coming Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, "■ Oct' 2.V 197ii 1278 »6.39 but at the cost of not know ing what stalling One reason appears to have years. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. 1.75 L - Dn that day, candidate Jimmy been timely prixtding by Sen. Carl In addition, each ex-president is ’5.39 is going on in the world and what the Audit BufMu of ClrcuttVon United Pr«M lnt«rnitional commander-in-chiel wants it to do farter, wooing the votes of en- 1-evin, D-Mich. On Jan 10* 1979, he given some $250,000 8 year for office BOTH ^t6 re6 6 pei^ vironmentali.sts and Michiganders, warned Carter that if he broke his space and expenses. Add to this free 8t«vtn Kvry. Exacutiva Editor MONDAY THRU SAT. 8 TO 8 P.M. To keep in touch, it must now iMib up CuMor>»r S«fv»c« — 847-W46 Frank A Burbank, Managing Editor to (leriscnpe depth worried about possible dangers in the promise on ELF it would "test the postage and the cqst of Secret Ser flayrffond f ReWnton. EdUpf-PuWlfh»r Harold E Turkington, Editor Emarilua AND A&A FOOD OPEN SUN. 8 t 6-« underground antenna system. , • W* nUERVE THE HK5HT TO LIMIT What makes the situation triilv credihility of your administration. " vice protection, and the yearly tab « NOT RiSPOWaWlE FOB TYPOOHAPHICAL ERHORS , 6 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Nov. 12, 1860 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Nov. 12, 1980 - 7
PatrioU K nicks help Members of the East Ijartford property owners rights, they will started' to explain, "The way it’s Marie Herbst asked him to have a tributing brochures about the bumTolk Town Council made it clear last make sure the new ordinance is proposed $5.5 million renovation 'set season been handled In the past is....” and seat and then added, ‘T know Page9 tatis/ied ^ After a campus-wide contest, week that they will work slowly “legally sound." another commission member in ministers are use to standing while before the election. "If the students in defeat point mark F■ Manchester Community College and carefully on a new ordinance to terjected, “poorly.” hadn’t delivered them, I^on’-t know talking” Page 8 Page 8 I has renamed its student replace the ordinance that banned The Vernon Water Pollution Con what we’d have done with SO.OOO SCOREBOARD ■ newspaper, from the “New College parking on front and side yards in trol Authority was discussing, at a The Rev. Robert LaCounte of the brochures,” Kennedy said. Citizens I Press," to "The Cougar." The residential neighborhoods. The recent meeting, the problem of il Rockville Baptist Church appeared At Monday's Board of Eklucation voted overwhelmingly to approve I cougar is the name of the college's councilmen said considering the legal hookups to the sewer system at the meeting of the Vernon Town meeting, Manchester Superinten the renovations. I sports teams. protests from residents about and ways to correct them. Joseph Council Monday night concerning a dent of Schools praised Manchester whether the old ordinance violated Belanger, commission chairman land-»exchange proposal. Mayor High School students for dis Thoughts QpLENty Young a w a r d to Stone NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve Stone, won 102 games over the last two Schoolboy Rowe. When he won his short man coming out of the bullpen. Obituaries. Ex-ilRC chairman says who entered the season with a .497 years," said Stone in a telephone in- 25th game pq Sept. 29 he became the He had a 6-2 record and 2.27 earned formerly of East Hartford, died Mon widow of Lawrence L. Bloom. lifetime percentage and proceeded to teryiew. "A lot of teams,give games biggest winner since the current run average with 33 saves in 64 Joseph T. Rice day at Mount Sinai Hospital in Hart She was born in New York City and Time By lead the major leagues in victories, away for pitchers in the sixth or franchise was form ^ in 1954. appearances. SOI TH WINDSOR— Joseph T ford She was the wife of Terrell A had lived in Newington for the past 30 has been named the winner of the seventh inning but the Orioles are the Stone finished the season with a 25- Tommy John, enjoying his second Rice, 73, of 326 Foster Road, died Rice Sr years. commission is partisan brings Len Auster American League Cy Young Award kind of team that takes games away 7 record, a ?.23 earned run average straight 2(Fvictory season and the Monday at St. Francis Hospital and She Was born in East Hartford and She leaves several nieces and for 1980. for you. and nine complete games. Steve third of his career, had a 22-9 mark A 33-year-old right-hander plucked "Getting 37 starts with the kind of Carlton, winner of the National Medical Center. He was the husband was a lifelong resident of the area. nephews in the Manchester area. ' Development Block Grant Program. context. and a 3.43 earned run average for the By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA from the re-entry draft two years ago offense, defense and the relief League award, led the NL with 24 of Victoria Zinker Rice She was formerly employed by The Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 She complained her position was He said after the “emphatic” dis change Yankees. He had six shutouts and 16 Hrrald Reporlrr by the Baltimore Orioles, Stone pitching of a Tim Stoddard and Tippy victories. He was born in Poquonock and had Connecticut General of Bloomfield Elm St.. Rocky Hill has charge of not given a public hearing at the com cussion over the thank-you letter and complete games in 265 innings received 13 firstplace voles and 100 Martinez is a big help." lived in Hartford before moving to and Lohman's ol Windsor She was a arrangements. Funeral services will MANCHESTER- The former mission's meeting when a vote was the views, Mrs. Gundersen told him Stone’s humor was usually turned McConville and Kyle Ayer. McCon- points in balloting by a 28-man com Stone, who comes from Cleveland, Stone becomes the second straight South Windsor 16 years ago. He had mem ber of the D aughters of be private. There are no calling chairman of the Human Relations taken on the matter, before the re she didn’t think he was a good chair A year ago Manchester High was against himself, making him one of ville finished his career with 51 goals mittee of the Baseball Writers Ohio, started the 1980 season with a Oriole to win the award, the fourth in been employed as a machine American Revolution, Martha Pitkin hours Commission has quarreled with the cent election. man, and he wasn't her choice. on top of the scholastic soccer world the most popular players in the and Ayer 38. They will be sorely mis Association of America. 78-79 lifetime record in the major six years, and the fifth in eight years. operator by Consolidated Cigar of Wolcott Chapter and a former Girl contention that expanding the com "When asked over the telephone Dyer said he responded by saying, as State Double L champs as the game. Mph. (llnrire E. MarManus sed but they’ve laid the foundation Mike Norris, the 25-year-old leagues but had a $10,000 Cy Young In 1969, Mike Cuellar shared the "I was our only weakness, ” he said Glastonbury, retiring in 1969 Scout leader of Silver L,ane School. mission is a nonpartisan matter, and why these suggestions were not “Loiok, what is this all about? Does result of a 3-0 victory over Glaston STORKS — Mrs. Clarice E. for future teams. Oakland A’s right-hander who Award bonus clause in his contract. award with Dennis McLain of Besides his wife he leaves four East Hartford cites the current chairman as an reviewed at the meeting, the chair this have something to do with your bury. of his poor first-half in the 1979 MacManus. 71. of 35 Hill Pond Road, And it appears East Coach Tom blossomed with a 22-9 record, also Detroit. season "I was like Chrysler sons, Stanley J Rice of Vernon, Besides her husband, shq leaves example of partisanship. man replied that it was a yery busy husband's running Republican EMdie This year the Indians were forced died today at a Manchester Convales Malin tnay have the tools to carry on received 13 first-place votes but was "The Orioles never hesitated to put Norris had a 2.54 earned run On another occasion, he recalled Edward M Rice of Bristol.Thomas two sons. Terrell A Rice Jr ol Mrs. Lee Ann Gundersen, three meeting, and more than this, my hus Wilson's campaign?” to settle for a quarterfinal round cent home She was the wife of Curtis with sophomores Tim Skehan, Bob left off three ballots and finished the clause in the contract," says average and 24 complete games for J Rice and Patrick F Rice, both of Manchester and William Rice of term ’chairperson of the HRC and band is a Republican and, as a Mrs. Gundersen said no mention finish following a 4-3 overtime set playing with Thurman Munson. Jon K. MacManus Madore, Mike Ahn, Al Fish, Colin with 91 points. Stone, who is noted as a quipster. the A’s. He struck out 180 and South Windsor, a daughter, Mrs West Hartlord, a daughter, Lucille member for many years before and matter of fact, he considers me a was made of the campaign her hus back to Hall High last Saturday at the Curtis, Bobby Valentine and Rich _ She, was born in Brooklyn, N, Y. on Doran and Bill Peschke, all starters, New York Yankees reliever Goose "They figured it was the same thing allowed 215 hits in 284 innings. Marjorie LeBlanc of East Hartford, M Rice of East Lyme, three sisters, after, said Democratic Town Com Republican. How party-matter can band recently managed and she said University of Hartford. McKinney in the Cape Cod League Dec 7, 1908 and had been a resident ready for two more seasons. And Gossage garnered the other two first- as having a $50,000 bonus clause if an "I guess that they thought Steve two brothers. Michael Rice of Ruth Edgerly and Margaret Rember. mittee Chairman Ted Cummings is the acknowMgement of her years of Some might see this as a step one summer of Storrs for 14 years. one get, when even common courtesy there’ll be an interesting battle in place votes and wound up a distant elephant fell on me." was most deserving and that's the Seminole. Fla . and John Rice of both of East Hartford, and Helen wrong when he suggests expanding doesn't prevail lest a few votes be service was a minor part of the con backward —but it isn't. Far from It. Besides her husband she leaves a goal between sophomore Dave third with 37'/i points. Stone, 11-7 in 1979, started this one they voted for, " Norris said. "I "They all got contracts between Broad Brook, a sister. Anne Olsen of Canterbury, two grandsons the commission is nonpartisan. lost? But, then, isn't that often the versation. She did acknowledge she Manchester a year ago had a prolific son, David C. MacManus of Callahan, the starter in the regular A first-place vote counts five season with two victories in his first can accept that. I'm not bitter. I'm $35,000 and $110,000, ” he said "Lgot Campbell of Thousand Oaks, Calif . and four granddaughters "Every appointment to every com hallmark of a party matter?" Mrs. told Dyer he was not her preference scorer in Jeff Lombardo, who tallied Manchester; two brothers, Gilbert season, and freshman Jeff Riggs. points, a second three points, and a five decisions. But from May 9 ■ young. I have a lot of years ahead of mononucleosis qnd hepatitis " And 11 grandchildren and a great Funeral .services will be Friday at mission is, unfortunately, a party Gundersen said. for HRC chairman. what appeared then an astounding 30 Moltenbrey and Gottlieb Moltenbrey, Riggs replaced the injured Callahan third one point. through July 26 he won 14 con me. I hope I can be considered on his role in the 1979 World Series grandchild 11 am Irom thne Newkirk ft matter Commissioners are Dyer said the phone call went goals. But his feat seems to pale both of Boston; a sister, Mrs. Estelle On the matter of expansion. Dyer in the tournament and posted two Stone, ecstatic over the honor, secutive games, two fewef" than the another year." Ihe pitched two .inningsl. "1 Funeral services will be Thursday W hitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside recommended by a party and a com differently. He said it began with when compared with what Hall's Keane of Holland, Mich., and a said he is in favor of it, while Mrs. shutouts. gave credit to his team. AL record shared by Walter Johnson, Gossage.yperhaps the league's watched the Series along with 60- at 9 30 a m from Carmon- Ave . East Hartford with the Rev mission has a Democratic or Mrs. Gundersen chastizing him for Yuri Fishman has done in 1980. granddaughter Gundersen said she was opposed. "It helps being with a team that Smokey Joe Wood. Lefty Grove and most intinrfidating pitcher, was the million other people” Poquonock Funeral Home, 1816 William E Flynn ofliciating Burial Republican majority or minority, not having sent an acknowledgement All the Ukranian-bom striker has Private memorial services will be They are both Democrats. Switch in X-country Poquonock Ave . Poquonock. with a will be in Hockanum Cemetery. East depending on which party is in of her years of service., He said she done is score 52 goals for the-f held and burial will be at the con Cummings said today he "could Warriors,.'with today's semifinal ma^s of Christian burial at 10 a m at Hartford Friends may call at the power This influences voting on then requested why her views from Manchester girls, in 1979, were a venience of the family There are no see Mrs. Gundersen's opinion,” but against Norwalk and a probable final St Joseph s Church Burial will be in funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 every issue that comes up. How the letter weren’t stated. potent force. They captured the CCIL St Joseph s Cemetery, Poquonock and 7 to 9 p m calling hours The Holmes Funeral that the expansion of a commission appearance Saturday against either title and took third in Class LL and Stone acquired "party matter" can it be?" Mrs. "Everyone had heard her views Home, 400 Main St.. Manchester, has was political only "to a point. " He Amity or E.O. Smith a probability. Friends may call at the funeral Gundersen said. any number of times beforehand, and fifth in the Open. This year the injury Mrs. (.hurlotle Hlomn charge of arrangements said the executive board of the town Norwalk, local fans will recall, was hoijiModay from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Mrs Gundersen cites the behavior I believe they all had copies of her riddled Silk Town lasses are shooting NEWINGTON- Mrs Charlotte committee has not taken a position bombed by Manchester in a 1979 of the current HRC chairman. letter, plus it was a very busy to make the top 10 in the Open after a (Jrace K. Rice Bpennan Bloom. 81. ol Newington, I mil l>. Pilluril on the matter, signifying it doesn't playdown by a 9A) count. in ^78 grab bag Richard Dyer, as an example of par meeting," Dyer said. He added, "If “surprise” finish in the Doubie L K\> l II\K I Kt »ltn - Grace died Monday at St Francis Hospital \NDO\Mt — Funeral services, consider it the type of thing which Manchester under first-year Coach tisanship. Dyer today called this "ab she had wanM to make a validictory meet. NEW YORK (UPI) - How curious the more glamorous players, the Edgerly Rice 67 ol Windsor and Medical Center She was the with a mass ol Christian burial, will should be partisan. Bill McCarthy made tremendous To iliustrate how time makes a solutely ridiculous." address, she could have attended the that Steve Stone should be announced teams would do well to recall that a be held for Emil P Pillard, 67. strides. It unveiled a new, appealing difference, take the case of a coupie Mrs Gundersen said when she meeting." as winner of the American League Cy little digging can produce a hidden lormerly ol Cidermill Road. style of play. The Indians in 1980 also of Indians. Sue Caouette, as a resigned from the HRC, she sent a Dyer said not airing her views had Young Award just days before treasure. Thursday- at 10 30 a m. at St Colum- DO IT DAILY - BE PREPARED by displayed some pew talent, including sophomore took fourth in Class LL. Justice Department letter to commissioners explaining nothing to do with partisan politics. baseball’s re-entry draft. "‘There were several factors that ba Church. Columbia checking the Evening Herald's com sophomores Mike Roy, Jay Hedlund, Last season, bothered by injury, she her view that the commission should He said the issue of the party she It was in the 1978 grab bag that made us pick him,” Peters said. Burial will be in West Cemetery. plete weather forecast. Roger Greenwood, Myles McCurry p lac^ 12th. And this season, with a not take a stand on the Community belonged to came up in a different Stone, with some help from "Our manager (Earl Weaver! and Manchester The John F Tierney and Mike St. Laurent. Two juniors, severe case of shin splints, she took Baltimore Oriole general manager our coaching staff likecT his arm taking depositions Funeral Home 219 W Center St„ has fullback Chris Carmel and winger V 63rd in the LL run. Hank Peters, started a new phase in They liked the way he threw. lormer directo^Thomas Connors charge of arrangements There are Tommy Wood, were also impressive. Junior Sue Donnelly was 33rd last MANt llKsIKK - The I S his career. "(Scouts) Bill Werle and Jim and Elizabeth fntagliata Two out no calling hours Memorial donations The Silk Towners, under Thursday. In 1979 she placed seventh. Justice Department today began At thaL time. Stone was a major Russo had both turned in very strong spoken residents who opposed the may be made to the American McCarthy's capable guidance, should taking depositions from three former Injury, again, told the tale. league pitcher of some unknown reports on him. Werle said in his program. Frank Lupien and John Cancer Soc iety 237 hi. Center St . Al Sm iR T'S only continue to improve. On the other hand, time can be town directors and two residents t' report he didn't see any reason why a Tucci. also were expected to testify talent but he carried a rather unim The Justice Department, which Manchester beneficial. East Catholic’s Steve Kit- pitcher like Stone couldn't be a 20- Depositions are sworn testimony pressive' 67-72 lifetime record with a joined a lawsuit brought by three Also on rise tredge took 39th in the Class L race game winner with the Orioles. .All that may or may not be used in the Rayiiiond J. (ihurlicr 4.11 ERA. low-income .Manchester residents, is Crosstown East Catholic made as a freshman A year later, last these things added together and trial The testimony is sealed but >1 Wt.HFSTEK - Raymond J Friday in fact, he was Class L trying to prove its claim the town's tremendous strides on the soccer Yet Peters saw something he liked that’s why we went after him ” withdrawal from the federal Com may be used to check testimony Chartier. 84 of 25 Redweiod Road, SUPER SANTA SALE field, as well, this season. The Eagle runner-up. Kittredge was 44th in last in the right-hander. When Stone Still, having put in a bid for him, given during the trial, as it is legally- died Monday- at Manchester year's Open but figures to be among munity Development program was hooters II won the HCC title, 2) won decided to enter the re-entry draft, the Orioles had to co,nvince Stone to binding .Memorial Hospital He was the the top five, the top 10 "at worst, in racially motivated The department a school-record 15 games and 3) Peters figured he Would make a join their staff and that meant having w idower of Margaret Sheehan Char- 1980. began taking depositions about 10 The town s counsel in the case, reached the state Class^L quarter move. Stone wasn't the most to take a chance on what they could tier finals before bowing to defending Time surely brings changes. Some a m today in the f’robate Court Dominic Squatrilo. has also sought glamorous name in the draft but he do with their relatively conservative He was born in Manchester Dec 5. charaji) South Windsor. '.r good, some bad Whatever, matters chamber in the Municipal Building depositions from a number of per turned- out to be perhaps the approach to salary 1895 and had been a lifelong resident The Eagles lose two key do constantly undergo .transfor One of the first to testify was Carl sons involved, incl'uding the three shrew‘dest pick in the brief historj of "We never got into any bidding Zinsser former town director who of town Before his retirement in 1969 operatives, senior co-captains Terry mations. women who brought the suit the auction. contests for players. " Peters has been elected to the state .Senate he was employed at Hamilton Stan explained When we select a player , The plaintilfs taking of testimony With the re-entry draft coming on Zinsser served on the Board of Direc dard Windsor Lex-ks. as a production we make an offer that is commen is scheduled today. Thursday and control supervisor Thursday, and with near-frantic bid tors for nine years and was a vocal ding virtually certain to occur over surate with nur salary structure opponent of CD participation Friday The defendant s gathering of He leaves two sons, Raymond J. testimons is scheduled next week Chartier and Francis M Chartier, Doctor ready .Also expected to testify were both of Manchester, a brother, George Chartier of F\‘nnsylvania; nine grandchildren and five great Rangers all set Tally not confirmed grandchildren to settle score M\N( HKSI KH — The Secretary showed although the two gained and Funeral services will be Thursday NEW YORK (U P Il- The Doctor is players who hit for double figures. I of State s Office still has not con lost votes Zinsser still had the at 8 30 a m from the John F Tierney ready to settle some scores with the Utah had scored 144 points against firmed the unofficial 80-vote margin orginal 80-vote margin Glassman ol- Funeral Home. 219 W Center St . MAYTAG New York Knicks. Dallas earlier this season. Campy to hire Zimmer One last look ol Carl Zinsser in the Fourth licially conceded the election Mon with a iija.ss of Christian burial at 9 Julius Erving, who scored 20 points Russell. scored 28 points and Ray Senatorial District day am at St James Church Burial will Tuesday night in Philadelphia's 121- Williams added 22 as the Knicks Detroit’s Reed Larson takes look at puck after putting it past BOSTON — The Texas Rangers prime contender The Globe said Robinson was not Zinsser a lormer Manchester .A spokesman from the-elections be in St James Cemetery Friends 80 rout of the Chicago^Bulls, said he scored an awesome 80 points in the Boston Bruins’ goalie Jim Craig duhng first period of NHL^ today will tap former Boston Red Sox town director apparently won the division said all the results from the may call al the luneral home today ECONOMISERS is looking forward to tonight's second half. manager Don Zimmer lo manage the enthralled with the idea of hiring game last night in Detroit. (UPI) seat over Democratic opponent eight towns were not received and from 7 to 9 p m rematch with the Knicks, the last Bullets 107, Nuggets 92 team for the 1981 season, it was Zimmer when he first began .Abraham Glassman who refused to tallied The office was closed yester .Memorial donations may be made ______4 --- team to defeat the 76ers. That was Kevin Grevey scored 20 of his 22 reported today. searching for a new manager, but gloWmg^recommendations from concede without the mandatory- day for the Veteran 5 Day obser to ihe American Cancer ScKuety, 237 MAYTAG ECONO J«1ISER last month, and since then, the 76ers points in the first half to power the Zimmer flew to Dallas late recount A Herald poll .Monday- vance K Center St Manchester have rolled to 12 consecutive vic Bullets to their fourth straight vic Tuesday to meet with Ranger within the baseball world quickly- DISHWASHERS tories to lead the Atlani^ic Division tory. The Bullets now have b e l d ^ St,Louis realizing general manager Eddie Robinson changed his mind with a 13-3 record. ponents to less than 100 points' in and team owner Eddie Chiles, who The Red Sox fired Zimmer six • U u t 'iM 'i '|■"1 .ill (111 I ' ■ :!ii r "It will be special," Erving said. their last four games. Elvin Hayes will make the announcement at a weeks ago The following week he GOP has new .•i.ish ri-j-iil,if • lo.‘. I O' If, "Jt's a good fssling about what's had 26 points and Wes Unseld added potential at last morning news conference, according turned down an offer to roach third Cy< li' t"r liMfl-, • ( i(', ^ing on right now." 20 rebounds. Denver was led by Alex to the Boston Globe base for the Yankees English with 25 and David Thompson As late as Tuesday, the Rangers The 49-year-old Zimmer, who is MANtllFSTKIt - A pool ' of names was an ef But after the ap- process will help solve it " '^,1 l)f-i .ng ( , I li- .1 ii'.il- If - The 12 consecutive triumphs ties a NEW YORK lUPII - The St In other games. Chicago tied with 20. ^ reportedly were still waiting for an one of Pat Corrales best friends, is new procAidure' will be fort not only to give the pointments are made the Asked if the monitoring z.'tlioiit hi-.it • I • i|, 10 76er club record set in 1949. But Quebec 6-6. the Ndw York Islanders Lakers 126, Hawks 97 Louis Blues are beginning lo realize answer from New York Yankees the fifth-winningest manager in Bosox used by the Republican executive . board and the candidate -selection com would also entail how often r.lirr • i lil.v.r.h center Darryl Dawkins, who paced deadlocked ^linnesota 6-6, Detroit Jamaal Wilkes scored 22 points and their potential. manager Dick Howser, who was history He has never drawn a ---- Town Committee in filling directors a wider choice in mittee will have the ad the appointee voted party Sfi.ti-m Philadelphia with 21 points, said the stymied Boston 4-4, Montreal routed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had 19 to hand "We came to the conclusion al the believed to be their first choice to paycheck outside ol baseball positions on town com appointment but to ensure ditional f u n c t10 n of. line. Von Deck repliW that early part of the season means little Colorado 8-2, and Calgary downed the the once-proud Hawks their eighth, start of the season that we could replace PaKCqmles at the Ranger Zimmer managed Corrales on an missions. Robert Von finding qualified, in monitoring performance of most of the commissions toward proving the character of a New York Rangers 7-3 consecutive loss, the'club's longest finish fifth or sixth," said the Blues' helm. Indianapolis minor league team in Deck, chairman said terested candidates He the appointees, for con dealt with non-partisan Black lla«ki, 4>. Niirdiquct, 6 MAYTAG ECONO |*1ISER losing streak since the 1976-77 Bernie F'ederko, who scored in the 1968 Corrales reporfedly told a Rather than using ran said the selection process, sidering reappointments decisi-ons ' What we Bob Murray scored his second goal Howser reportedly could not make season. Los Angeles, 124, led by as first period Tuesday night as first- sports writer last spring his old dom suggestions. Von Deck using a pool of interviewed Attendance is a big looking for is a good HEAVY DUTY WASHERS ^ place St. Louis beat Vancouver 8-2 to of the season with 3; 11 remaining to up his mind\about returning to-the many as 37 points. John Drew scored Yankees next season. The Texas friend Zimmer is one ol the said the Republican ap candidates varied from problem at several com sincere effort at serving lead the Canucks by three points In help Chicago Black Hawks erase a pointments will be drawn the past practice ol seeking ?30 points for Atlanta. five-goal deficit. Quebec opened a 4-0 brass got tired Of waiting and settled greatesl men who ever lived missions, Von Deck said the commission, he said No. 1 1 11 I.ini' J - m fo.-,i ' ff() i-'S LIMITED the Smylhe Division from a pool ol names names from town com Burks 104), Cavaliers 96 on Zimmer, who all along had been a Sometimes there isn't a in , .-.ff f('[' i.f i t , in -i,it-oil,-,'iil»' I SELECTION " We were molded last year and lead in the first period on goals by- The pool will consist of per mittee members al •ran Junior Bridgeman scored 16 poiqts. quorum and hopefully- this now we've got lots ol conlidence. rookie Dale Hunter. Jamie Hislop, sons who have been inter dom ■ |i'ii-(iTi-ni I- (H.1 .I'll nn .1 n.ilion.il -.i including the go-ahead basket with We re moving the puck well out if Anton Stastny and Jacques Richard, viewed by a town com Although Von Deck w'-, ,i‘.k ng r on-.iinu-r'. .’>• n * hi.in'l n* ao$E- team. Last year the 76ers lost to Los 1.37 left, to lead the Bucks back from who leads the Nordiques with 13 our end, and in this league that’s im mittee subcommittee praised those who filled 'Z.-,i''ii" tliP,’(! I kf to 0/^ni a 94-91 deficit with 2:03 remaining. Penguins seeking Angeles in six games for the NBA ti portant We ve got 20 guys giving 110 goals this year. headed by former town Republican spots on the fTant to Try tle. Bridgeman'^ 12-footer followed IhlaiiilcrK 4», \o rlli Slarn (» director Vivian Ferguson Marques Johnson's dunk to put percent. ( ommission. he rec-ogmzed MAYIATi OUT “Winning the championship is the Wayne Babych and Blake Dunlop Denis Potvin scored with 2; 10 left Those who are in Something Different ON DISCONTINUED MOOfl Milwaukee ahead for good. Johnson several problems existing only way to do it," he said. "I’d like each scored two-goals for St. Ixmis, to offset a five-goal Minnesota rally new ice location terested will be funneled on (ommissions. such as led^hf" Bucks with 19 and Randy to leave it like that." which moved into a second-place tie and save New York, which received PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The holdings -"Depending upon our atten into the candidate selection attendance Hopefully, by MerJInp Ph'iladephia was in control of the STimh had 23 for the Cavs. four goals from Mike Bossy. Polvin's dance this year we will lose between ■ with the Los Angeles Kipgs in the struggling Pittsburgh Penguins of committee. Von Deck "reviewing several names game from the start, taking a 64-34 Kurkels 105, Mavericks 94 Help us with an Interesting Jour overall league standings with a 10-4-3 SOfoot shot, off a pass from Bryan the National Hockey League have $1.3 million and $2 million. " said - Then the executive for those commission ap halftime lead and then holdings the Rudy Tomjanovich scored 16 of his Trottier — who had four assists — nalism project. Conducting a record for 23 points. been asked about njoving the team lo The DeBartolo Corp. has been board will be able to use pointments to be made this Bulls to 17 percent shooting (3-of-18 20 points in the third period, Calvin came 20 seconds after Bobby Smith negotiating for two years with the the names lor considera- ■ Officiai Murphy had 23 and Moses Malone 22 Babych’s first goal came on a 2-on- one of three locations, UPI has year, the selection com readership survey. field goals) in the third quarter to cappi^d a five-goal. Ihirdperiod com I break and gave the Blues a 4-2 lead learned. city of Pittsburgh and Allegheny . tion in its appointments " mittee can choose the most MAYTAG ECONO ^IISER ■ Guiiies take a 92-52 advantage. to hand Dallas its 10th consecutive eback that gave Minnesota a 6-5 lead. County to take over the operation of 0 in the middle period, from which the '"We have been ai^oached by peo Von Deck said the selec interested person, he “We did everything right,” said loss. Tomjanovich started a streak of J H They Canucks couldn't recover, Bobby Itcil W ing^- 1. Brtiiiin I ple in Hamilton, Ontario, people in the 16,000-seat Civic Arena tion ol appointment can added BIG LOAD DRYERS 76er coach Billy Cunnigham. “We eight straight Rocket points that verify Schmautz's goal early in the second Vaclav Nedoinansky scored with Atlanta and have asked whether " There's no question without con didates was an extension of played outstanding basketball. I’m built the Houston lead to 10 with 7:35 Interested applicants should apply at the M aytag's ^ period had puljed Vancouver to 1:29 left off passes from Dan or not we are interested in the trol of this building and the concomi- the subcommittee's 1 just fortunate that I have a group to in the third". Dallas was led by Bill Herald,office at 4:30 p.m, Thursday. ' -' I ' .ili, p'O-.r-n m si-lf scrvif '- within 3-2, but Babych's 10th goal of Labraaten and Paul Woods to lift Meadowlands (in East Rutherford, lant revenue you gel from the con orginal function of coming THANKSaVINC Energy Cosis work with who knows each other’ Robinzine with 18. |tii- • (iCntli- nnifg, l•HlCil‘nt the season and Ed Kea's first made it Detroit. Peter McNab put Boston up N.J.)," Paul Martha, vice president cessions etc., the team can't make it up with state senatorial, well. These guys listen. I don’t have Parers 119, Spurs 113 • 4-3 after- Wayne (’ashman and Rick here. ” Martha said. "’After assembly and town can NOVENA TO ST. JUDE g f ' i.i 'fi-i.inonl pins- inrl ,ill of 5-2. and general counsel of the team said to tell them 100 times what to do ... Billy Knight scored a career-high 52 Middleton set him up at 14 :52 before negotiations had been bogged down didates 0 hrir k JMt A9m8* mi avtfr pmi We’ll give you all the details. Please be - ' ibr • I If'i Irom. , Auto-Cry points to help Indiana break San An Babych, with his llth of the season, Tuesday in an interview. it’s one time and bang." Nedomansky’s tying goal. Cashman for a long time, recently we have Von Deck said the « wtw art ■ NfidH. Mir ^—r prepared to start on this project Immediate I" I C inti ,i • Rig tOHci Drum tonio’s 11-game, home . winning Brian Suiter with his seventh, and Martha^is responsible for the day-- k m Oral JitfM atwctiMr if d scored two goals for Boston. been encouraged by the support of ly. This is an Ideal opportunity for college Kings 102, I ruil Blazers 101 streak. Knight hit 19-of-30 shots and Dunlop, his third, rounded out the St. to-day"opefation of the Penguins for mdt m tpKuJ Otis Birdsong had 28 points and Louis scoring in the final period. CaiiuiliciiH 8, Kockic!* 2 the Mayor (Richard Caliguiri) and tl m$i Ii |M I ricMni In* te was 14-oM6 from the free throw line the EdwarifNl^^ DeBartolo Corp., people or even some of our elder friends HURRY, QUANTITY UMITiO. DON'T MISS Tf Scott Wedman 24 to lead a 70-polnt Pierre Mondbu. playing? hk first the county commissiofters A transi iMiri Ml In a ikM as Indiana broke a four-game losing St. Louis built up its 3-1 lead in the owner of the franchise. The DeBar who would like to take a swing at It. We will second and third period onslaught game at thd year, triggered * five- tion and control of the Arena may be M Nm d«M wdi iriit m m k m m k streak. (Jeorge Gervin had 38 for San first period on’ goals by Federko, tolo Corp. also owns the San Fran- 'UJiwn ■I nmtmn itk mmaitmmt mi goal second period to lead Montreal?' possible by the first of the year try to keep you in your own general and the Kings survived a fourth- Antonio. Mike Zuke, and Dunlop^against one cisco 49ers, is currently negotiating Probate Court is open-for 0 tm imMm hi rrtn [ p m m to mki Mondou, who injured his heel this "What we are seeking is to sign a neighborhood area. period rush. Joe Meriweather Suns 109, (Jippers 107 ^ by Curt Fraser for purchase of the Chicago White conferences with the judge m mm tana mi emm a ta » blocked Jim Paxson’s layup with summer, broke a 2-2 tie at 4:28 of the long-terin lepae. which is tantamount Walter Davis made two free Canucks Coach Harry Neale, who Sox. andOlesigns, builds, owns and from 6 30 P M to 8 P.M. second" period. to ownership. We would assume all three seconds left to preserve the throws with five seconds left to hand saw a golden opportunity lo take over operates more shopping centers and on Thursday nights Ap- Ut tn$ "tar fataav Ihrat M lr$i win. Calvin Natt led Portland with 20 first place at home get shoUijown. l''liiiiicN 7, Kuiigcrn 3 enclosed malls than any other builder "debt obligations of the Arena, which ‘pointments suggested «*CtanH - MkjtiM Mt ta ingni At Phoenix its 13th victory in 15 games. f i f e points. Guy Chouinard scored a hat trick has an existing 6ond debt of ap- SlMiirif >ir«iitftaifean^|w The Suns trailed 82-65 in the third, but said, "They beat us in every depart in the world. Night telephone number: 6479997' 445 HARTFORD RD. l/l/MU l/M A A N N C C H E S TTE E R ■ pdoximalely $15-million, and we •47-3227 - ■N- Am Ttai MftM tai mm tan Knicks 149, Pistons 118 outscored San Diego 22-2 to take an ment but we'vi’ ralUed b a ^ before and set up two more goals by "Right now the franchise is only as would assume the requirement of tam li M' I ta*« taN qr ntaMi 6479998 New York established the single- 87-84 lead. The lead changed hands after a loss. We g o ^ o i^ ^ -o u p le of linemate Willi Plett to power stable financially as Mr. DeBartolo.” WUlUffl E PtttGbrald making the appropriate capital Iiera(5 TAKE 1-84 TO KEENEY ST. EXIT (Ume scoring record for 1980 with an five times before Davis hit the game goals and tried to win it in one shift. Calgary. Plett's goals, including the Judge of I You can't do that against a team like l(X)th of his career, came at 14:30 of ^expenditures and maintaining the THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONa I S swalanche of points from eight winning free throws. Freeman Williams had 24 for San Diego. St. Louis.'"L the second period and 5:32 of the last Arena ■ .y period EVENING HERALD^Wed , Nov 12, 1980 - 9 8 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Nov. 13. I960 Walker makes Georgia 6coreboQrcl Manchester High pool. III. r iio iT oiB SPORTS ON TV Minnesota II,-'run :i III|i II, iM i'i II u:i ‘a Bowl invitations NY hlandprs In the 10 and under girls livii-.m 7IHIII b .in ; ■ m i«-iiii record and the play this fall has been impressed. 10:00 6 38 Sutler. NYl i.iervofl bv How.iili ...... iuMt'l gti.iK Hii'-’Ki'll, keeping the Bulldogs close enough to (fl) PKA Full Contact Karat* II 17 ZanuHSi Mm . 12 38. .SdreenI, Mm cond in the 50 back, second i'lUl'ltnUl Nnilf Intjltnul* |H-tMlll9 bowl appearances will be riding on the outcome of games Cotton Bowl committee member Bill Crisler will be at very next year win the national Although hq Insists he still needs to 17 16 I'l-tlmiidl IH-Iiiiil pull it out in the closing minute. 10:15 in the 50 breast and first in Saturday involving Alabama-Notre Dame and Georgia- the Auburn-Georgia game, while Southwest Conference championship? fine-polish his moves, he’s almost un (f) NHLHockay Th ird pe rio d 7. Mmne.sotii Sargent 3 \ 12-lKI It was another patented Herschel 'MarAdain. Harlsburgi 4 IR 8 Mm 200 IM with a 3:06..? Auburn. commissioner Cliff Speegle and bowl committee member The answer, when you are talking stoppable once he gets away from the 11:30 nesota. Flayes 3 i(i Smith Zanussi- ! M ) I \ \ \ -119'*' Walker performance, 238 yards on 37 (ID SportaCENTER clocking. Jim Poirot won l i .johriMtri 4> 3-4 P huntom ' 44- 14 Representatives from the Sugar, Orange and Cotton Jim Ray Smith will be at the Baylor-Rice game in about the top-ranked Georgia crowd — running over or around 4 36 9, Minnesota, Young f.' Anders.son' carries — including a 72-yard 12:00 6 a H». Minnesota, M< (’a rlh y R (Young the 50 breast with a time of l.ftw.Mds 6 12 13 Mi.iillm 1 U-2 2 . will be present at both contests. Bulldogs, is a freshman named defenders who try to go one-on-one (ID NCAA Football Anderssoni. It III 11 yimnesota H hiniglit 1!) II I6’’2 4)rr 2 448 .Si.himgi' HousUth. :43.3. ti4Mi 4 .IiihiiMin 4 2 J ID. \lai*’i M H i2 touchdown run that was so similar to 2:30 Smith 9 lunasMsledi. 17 3i) 12 New Cotton Bowl executive director Jim Brock and former Smith, a former Baylor star, will issue the automatic Herschel Walker. with him: York I) Polvm ,3 iTrotticr* 17 f
EV^ING He AaLD, Wed , Nov, 12, 1980 - II Vernon educators approve ag program for adults Club elects officers Republican bows out BOLTON— The Bolton High School L'Alliance Memorial tree planting \I K\UN ' ,\n adult education The committee said part time .science. No additional staffing is staff nor cost. and Gregg notehand. The business multi-handicapped students. The es Francaise (French Club I has elected its officers for p r o i: r a m in a p r I r u 11 u r e . leaching was discussed and is being required, nor any additional cost Applied biisin''ss law is another communications course would timated cost is $24,462. There will be the year. They are Chris Richardson, president; Cathy set for Bolton greens lecomnu'iided by Stanley Pullen, looked into as an alternative to .full The course will be dependent upon course approved Monday. This is in provide additional experience in four tuition students in the program Gebert, vice president; Vicki Bushnell, secretary; and in race for Congress Store, Cub Scout Pack 157 Webelos, Brow director ol tlie Vo Ap Program at lime teaching responsibilities. terminal access in the computer tended to familiarize the student English as it relates to business, next year at a cost of $2,900 per stl^ Penni O'Brien, treasurer. The club will meet about BOLTON— The Town Greens Plan nie ,Troop 615, ■ Bolton Women's Club Hockville High, was approved by (he The estimated cost for the room although the programming part with the difference between criminal teaching writing skills, letters, dent, and one Vernon child. School of ANSONIA (DPI) — Republican Edward moral victory," Donahue said. "Most oncea month. Members will participate in cultural ac-^ ting Committee has completed plans for Hoard ol Education Monday night program is Slfi.lKK) with the majority will be accomplished through the and civil law and to provide legal in editing and such to be stressed. The ficials said that the tuition fees and "Mickey" Donahue has given up hopes for political experts and news reports had tivities and experiences including French cooking, folk the memorial tree plantings on the town executive board. Friends Bridge Club in The program was one ol several ol this being for sala'\. The money 'batch " process and in a classroom formation to those who work in a cost will be about $330 and no ad the aide that is provided through a seat in Congress this year but Is hinting relMated me to a no-hope situation." songs and slide shows. greens. memory of Michelle Lemaire, Mrs. recommended by the board's will be totally reimbursed by the atmosphere business environment The estimated ditional staff is needed. The notehand funds from the Department of the he may be back in two years for a rerun oi The 5th District was the closest of The plantings, that will be done in the George L. Grabherr in memory of George Curriculum Committee Pullen told slate Pullen said there is a require cost is $490 for texts, workbooks and course is designed to help all Blind for one of the students, will Connecticut's closest congressional race Connecticui’s six congressional races this Executive hoard named spring, will be on the grounds of Bentley L. Grabherr. Girl Scout Troops 615, 616, ment of the state that the regional one field trip No additional staff is students learn how to take competent help offset the town's cost They said of 1980. year. Ratchford had been considered the Memorial Library dnd the large green in 613 , 659 and their leaders in honor of the committee that there has been a An approved program in in BOLTON— The Bolton High School Latin Club has .schiKils provide such a program He termediate typing is an outgrowth of necessary. notes. There is no cost and no ad that the cost to send one Vernon child Donahue conceded a narrow defeat favorite over Donahue, a Shelton aider- front of the library building. Maude Carpenter. great deal of interest in this course, elected an executive board so each class will have both by the public and the educators feels there are about 150 people who the personalized typing now being The Curriculum Committee asked ditional staff. to an outside placement for this Tuesday to incumbent Democrat William man taking his first shot at major elective The committee is recommending blue Also, Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Pistritto in better representation in the club. Elected to the board memory of, Mrs. Mable L. Griswold, He propo.ses to oiler the course in would enroll initially, taught at the Middle School. Staff that this course be coordinated with The committee was told that plans program would run about $18,000 a Ratchford, saying a possible court fight office. beeches and red cedar for the library memlK'rs feel there will be a need for the other law course at Rockville are to drop the keypunch program for year. over alleged voting irregularities would And while Donahue didn't officially an were Sue Gately, Maria Stoppleworth, and Pam grounds and red and swamp maple and Manchester Garden Club honoring former 10 classes, two to three hours in Eldberg, seniors; Chick Ferguson and Dawn length, and said he would abide by a .-\nother program recommended by tho.se who have been taught the basic High and be offered to all students, programming as this course will no The committee also reviewed two be "a lengthy, difficult and expensive nounce his candidacy to seek the seat pepperidge for the large green. Some members from Bolton, The Savings Bank minimum enrollment of 15 students the committee and approved by the skills and are beyond the normal not just business students, in an ef longer serve the best interests of the summer workshop presentations and process for all concerned." again in two years, he hinted, "I look Corneliuson. juniors; Mike Fenton and Heidi Luck, existing trees will be replanted. of Manchester for its 75th anniversary, sophomores; and Mike Gately, freshman. to conduct a class board, is a basic computer program I’yping I students who need ad fort to round out the school's ability students with the advent of newer is waiting to review the remainder of Ratchford, who was declared the winner forward to the ultiniate recount — one to Anyone wishing to contribute to the Ella and Jeanette Sumner in memory of ming course for beginners The board ditional skills The plan is to teach to provide other aspects of. law to computer sciences that hopefully will the proposals at its next meeting in the 5th District race by an official tally be taken by the voters in 1982.” planting program should send a donation the Sumner family. Mr and Mrs. Harold of $10 or more to the Board of Selectmen's Griswold, and Mr and Mrs. Donald Ted- Pullen said the additional teacher was told this course is seen and one or two sections to Grades 9-12 students be available with the new computer. schedule for today in order to pre of, 117.316 votes to 115,614 for Donahue, Donahue said an appeal could have Building permits issued The board also approved the con sent a more comprehensive plan on Office, 222 Bolton Center Road, Bolton ford in memory of Michael Pesce required lor the class w ould also dou planned as an introduction, to the students optimally, dependent on Two other course proposals ap said he was elated by the Republican's of resulted in the state Supreme Court dis BOLTON— Calvin Hutchinson, assessor, said tinuance of a program for severe. workshops, to the board. Conn., 06040. ble in the regular \'o-.-Vg program average " student, to computer staffing There will be no additional proved are business communications ficial concession. missing the suit or ordering a recount, an there were 14 building permits issued in October, 3 'Information about prices and planting Speaker at hospital Donahue was left with the courts as his investigation or a special election. were for new houses and 11 for other structures. Other places is available at the office. Donations VERNON — Dr Norman Zlotsky, chief, only recourse in the race last week after "One possible result might have been permits issued were plumbing. 4; heating. 8; elec may be made in memory of a family of surgery at Rockville General Hospital Board answers-parents Teachers retire early state elections officials ruled out a the declaration of myself as the actual trical, 6; septic, 6; well, 2; certificate of use and oc Two principals receive the sum of $2,000 per year. The recount because Ratchford's margin winner, but I presently consider that member of friend or to honor a special and specialist in the prevention and treat VERNON— Two Vernon teachers have cupancy, 46; zoning regulations. 1; subdivision ment of sports injuries, will be the guest early retirement incentive plan payments exceeded the edge which requires an possibility sufficiently remote to warrant event. on transportation issue elected to take advantage of an early regulations, 2. A total of $1,055 was collected in The trees must be ordered no later than speaker at the hospital's monthly retirement plan, the first in the school will cease after age 62 automatic review. court action,’i*he said. revenue. One case was referred to the Zoning Board of can’t take trip "Another consideration was the in January. luncheon lecture Dec 3 at noon A letter to go out to The Idlers to be sent out say. ' I'nfor- system to do so. Retirement under this option permits The Republican had based his push for a Appeals. the employee to maintain coverage at recount on claims his staff had found expense, time and effort involved for the Earlier this year 16 trees were planted The noon programs are especially parents of students who .ire being tunately the reasons lor which you seek \ERNON — Two elementary school principals The Board of Education. Monday night, their own expense in group insurance "several" election law violations — in taxpayer and the individuals concerned,” They included 3 dogwood on the small designed for area business persons. Dr transported by school bus. even though transportation lor your child are not were denied permission to attend a conference in approved the request of Ethel Coleman, Meeting date changed plans provided under the teachers' con cluding a dead person's vote recorded in he said. green, a balsam fir at the fibrary, a con- Zlotsky's topic will be. "Football: —An they don t quality under the present policy provided for by Ihe Board ol Education California, by the Board of Education Monday night. school social worker who has been in the Historic Perspective ' .ind as such we will not be able to provide tract. in accord with eligibility rules of the Danbury and a broken voting machine in Donahue said his opponent understood BOLTON— The Board of Selectmen, at a special color fir at the Community Hall, 3 pin oaks ol the Board ol Education was approved Gerard Camera, principal of Vernon F^lementary system more than 14 years and Lucile meeting Monday, rescinded its previous action setting The luncheon lectures are open to the vour child transportation ' The letter will master policies » Naugatuck. why he considered the recount before con and 3 pepperidge on the large green and 5 by the board Mondav night .School and Edward Litke. principal of Maple Street Smith, a kindergarten teacher at Vernon Nov. 19 as the date for the Annual Town Meeting. That public. Reservations may be made by con give an eflective dale alter which the The employee has to notify the board, by But Tuesday Donahue said he had con ceding. Washington Hawthorne opposite the town The letter written by Dr Bernard Sal Schixtl. asked for permission to attend the National Elementary School for 17 years. Both will meeting will be held instead on Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. at the offices. tacting the hospital's community relations child in question will no longer be .Ian 1 on the year of planned retirement, in gratulated Ratchford on his victory and "If you put six months of effort into man , superintendent ol schools, Convention ol Wl^nentary School Principals in be effective next September. Community Hall. The town reports have not been Donors of the above trees were; Bolton department, 872-0501. extension 264. transported writing ol- the intention to retire early un was not bitter about the results. something you want to make sure you apologizes lor the delay in responding to Anaheim. Calif .mexPApril Under the early retirement incentive returned from the printers and the board didn't want Women's Club, Bolton Notch Package before Nov 19 The board, alter researching the ques der this option. Disability early retire “For my part, I consider this election a leave no stpne unturned." he said. the parents regarding transportation in The estimated cost of the trip was $698 per person. plan a yteacher may elect to retire when to have the meeting without them Under the town volving their child tion ol transportation and public hearings The school board voted 5-2 against the request. Board the combination of his or her years of ser ment isn't allowed under this plan Money due a teacher who retires under charter, Dec. 1 is the last day the annual meeting can • In the letter Salman said the ad related to transportation with the legal member Devra Baum cited the fact that the board is in vice and age equals or exceeds 75 with the this plan but who dies before all_payments "be held ministration wanted to make certain that department of the State Department of a period of austerity Mrs Baum is chairman of the minimum retirement age being 55. West Hartford bonds are received, will be paid to the the board had sullicient^time to take Education, has been advised that since Ihe hdSrd's budget committee this year Confirmation classes set whateier actions were deemed necessarv board has alreadv heard public hearings latst year the travel expenses portion of the budgets Other conditions which must apply to employee's estate in a lump sum at the and also that thev were sure they had rel ilive to the issues ol transportation to was cut back when the board found it necessary to this early retirement plan includes one rate of 50 percent of the money due at the to lure house buyers ANDOVER— The First Congregational Church identified the appropriate students who haljy sitters and or day rare centers, that decrease its total budget as ordered by the Town Coun that the school board shall pay the date of death confirmation classes will be held each Wednesday employee $3,500 each year after retire- This plan went into effect this year and WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Town of Because the bonds are tax-exempt, Add-A-Link were affected by the transportation they need not hold any further hearings on cil ficials have authorized the issuing of low expenses will be reduced allowing banks from 7 to 8;30 p.m. at the church. The class is open to these matters Dr Sidman said ment from Vernon under this plan up to will terminate on June 30. 1983 and won't policy At the last meeting of the school board some mortgage revenue bonds aimed at luring to issue mortgages at lower interest rates those who are in Grade 9 or older. The group will be He (uriher states that the board is well and including when he or she reaches age be subject to any holdover unless mutually Diamond .Several parents had approached the requests to attend conferences were granted. School moderate-iheome families into buying than the private lenders could afford using led by the Rev. Richard Taylor, pastor. awar- lb,it Ihe decisions may cause 60 During the years that the employee agreed by the board and the Vernon board seeking transportation to or from board members indicated Monday night that the local housing. their own money. Bracelet parent' some hardships but that the board reached age 61 and 62 he or she will Education Association. ■______' or both to bahysitter-s or day care requests of Carierra and Litke may have been granted Town financial consultants, who call the Only the town's less expensive homes leels It isn I in a position to allow it to centers il the conference was closer fo home plan the first of its kind in the state, said will be available to families under the satisfy al! ol the many transportation The board ado[ited a policy recently In their request, made to Dr Bernard Sidman. the bonds are intended to reduce bond plan. rt'quesis i' receives WOODSIDE ANTIQUES BUYING which allows transportation to or Irom superintendent of schools, the two principals noted mortgage interest rates by two or three Under legislation adopted this year by Rug Doctor^ ^ \e^ babysitters under certain conditions The that attendance at the national convention "would nur percentage points. the Legislature, 85 percent of the bonded pupil must be a designated bus rider must Dr Sulman al.so calls attention to Ihe ture Ihe development of a broader awareness of Mayor Ann Streeter said Tuesday the mortgages in th greater Hartford area fact ll.it Ihe Indian Valley VMCA is use his or her designated bus and must current and innovative administration theory and town's population has dropped in the past must be awarded to persons with incomes Makes house calls presentlc investigating Ihe possibility of ' hoard or leave the bus at .rdesignated bus practice S25 to G0LD.SILTER 10 years and dramatically declining school equal to $31,000 or less for a family of Don I settle lof less Rug Doctor has creating day care centers in Ihe public iDe macrone mat aiM sat>sty au yOut stop and the parent or gua'rdian must pre They said some 12.000 to 14.000 principals are S100 enrollments have resulted in the shutdown four. No income ceiling will be applied for schools Hopefully it they have sufficient W ENT IRSTIRTLTORTNESNT carpel Cleaning needs around me sent a written jierrnission to the principal expected to attend the convention "Attendance at this of eight schools the remaining 15 percent of the mortgages Dome and olt'ce responses to their questionnaire on this The same applies to tho.se .isking lor lunclion will continue recognition of the Vernon Public • Cliu In(s • hwilri • Cms "We need the replenishment of younger and none of the mortgages can be higher A gift that matter then m.iny ol the present parents' Rent The Rug Doctor. transportation to day care centers Schools on a national level. ' they said They said their • «iT«iii|MaMiinaiai 2'^ z families moving into town," the mayor than $85,000. a I lows you to licensed by the state The center must be day care center and babysitting problems names had been submitted to make a presentation at $20 to said. Town financial officials said based on t o d a y a t : mav be alleviated.' he'said • til Skriitt Sllnr $90 heep on giving. on the roufe pattern of the bus the convention Up to $35 million worth of bonds was accepted lending formulas, the top price liMhia Outlet The breakdown of the cost, per person, was $348 for authorized to be sold, with the first issue for 85 percent of the houses sold through 1161 Tolland Tun^ a Board adopts guidelines the flight, including roundtrip motorcoach from TOP PRICES PAIDll totaling about $9 million. the bonds will be about $69,000. RadfMd Rental Canter Connecticut to New York and roundtrip transfers and * * * 10% bonus on cittt rings with this ad * * * IIToHandTumiilka baggage handling from the airport to the hotel. % \KRM»N— Policy guidelines, per has already used a broad communily- 110 PtNE ST. • MANCHESTER PHONE 643-4639 Mancheatar Wfallpimor and Paint taining to administrative stall trips, were ba.sed approach to establish its goals and It also includes the hotel wnim at $32 a day for five corntr ol HTFO RD. AND PINE ST"!** Contest slated for logo e jiid a d i^ HOURS 9-5 laatM.MMdUTurnpHia Our doth Year as Trusted Jewelers approved b\ the Board ol Education Mon now these must be correlated to the slate days, a total ol $160. meats at $25 a day. a total of $125; (OLD KINGS BLDG ) HARTFORD- The "We hope the contest tablished a prize for the day on recommendaiion ol Ihe board s goals and incidentals and taxes and gratuities. $65______board of directors of the will stimulate public winning entry consisting of Taylor Rental Center 958 MAIN ST.*DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER General Policies Commillee The timetable established by the com Greater Hartford Transit awareness and enthusiasm a certificate of apprecia _____ 188 Cantor 8t______•Hartford«New Britain«Westfarms Mall The policy states that jdminislr.itive mittee calls lor a review ol present board District has announced a for our activities," he tion and 12 monthly passes Atriercin ExoreM/MAStFfC'iafge/ '.''So ' M. staff trips which are ou' ol state and are goals in terms ol consistency with state contest to design a logo for added • good on any Connecticut not overnight. ma\ ht aiii'roved by the goals and to complete this- fall and to the district The logo or The district has es Transit bus route. superintendent oi s, hools And .id report the goals to Ihe full hoard, also this symbol will be displayed on tablished a committee con All entries must be sub ministr.itive stall trips that are out oi l.ill to dislritiule the goals in the com- the district-owned mini sisting of M argaret V. mitted on plain paper. 8>2 state and at no expense to the board ma\ muniG sometime this winter, to finalize buses and trapsit-bq^s. Tedone, director from by 11 inches in size, and also tie approved by the superintendent 'he goals al a public hearing sometime in the Uniotr Stati Hartford; Louis L. Cohen, should include the name, The hoard also approved gu.ns anil Mareh .md t.' submit the goals to the HAGGAR Transportation Center, director from West Hart address, and telephone timetables in keeping with stale goals st.ite on schedule on or heinre .lune flags: stationery, and djs- ford; and Walter T. number of the entrant The St.ite Board ol Eou. ition has oi.feied tnct documents McMahon, director from AH en tries must be loi al boards to-estahlist; goals and submit Dull D\11.5 Know your luture by The contest is open to all Newington, fo administer mailed to; Greater Hart them to the stale board to .luly 1 1981 re.iding tfie Astrogr.qih lor vour residents of the 12 towns the contest. The com ford Transit District, 179 The committee sau the \ernoii board Horoscope in the Evening Heiaid comprising the district — mittee is to meet shortly to Allyn Street, Hartford. CT Bloomfield. Blast Hartford, select a panel of judges to 06103, ATTN: LOGO Fashion. Enfield. Hartford, make a-selection from the CONTEST, and must be Comfort Plus Manchester, Newington, entries. The district has es received by 4 p.m , Dec. 1 Rocky Hill, Simsbury. Ver non, West Hartford, Comfort. Wethersfield, and Windsor. STEPHEN G. ROMEO, M.D. “The logo design contest DISCOVER comes at a time of the dis trict's expansion into the announces development of the Value! The NEW SOUNDS BLAZERS Transportation Center in the relocation of his office Hartford, addition of new member towns, the expan for the practice of dermatology ON J sion of the dial-a-ride fleet for the elderly and han from 191 Main Street dicapped. the purchase of transit coaches for a to 18 Haynes St., Manchester private commuter service UlinFI®l230 carrier, and renewed in terest in managing the t Connecticut Transit bus Hours By Appointment MALE VOCALISTS T H E B A N O S FEMALE VOCALISTS >Of^y Bennpa - Count Basie Shirley Bassey Reg. ^68“ system, " said Mark S 646-4797 Shipman, chairman of the B tqok Bents* Les Brown Lana Cantrell fM district Ray Charles Tommy Dorsey Julie Christy . Great-look mg good-qualily Jamian Nat King cole Duke Ellington Blossom Deane styles Each in rich kitipfini Icaihni Perry Como Maynard Ferguson Ethel E n n is y , with clurabli.i lonq-wt-annq soli' ano Sam CooKe Benny Goodman Eiia Fitzgeralr? REG. 38-46. LONGS 40-46 comfortable rubber neel Fashionable Bing Crosby GJen Gray ^ "Roberta Flack Vic Damone Bobby Hackett Aretha Franklin Colors: Heather - Ton - Blue - Grey and comfortable loulwt.Mi ihal looks BoDby Darin Lionel Hampton Judy Garland and feels more expensive than it is Sammy Davis Jr Ted Heath Eydie Gorme r^\ Billy EcKsline Woody Herman Billie Holiday S u e d e M'Chaei Prar^Ks Al Hirl Lena Horne MIX or MATCH Regular 529’° pair Buddy Greco Harry James Alberta Hunter Bii'y Joel Oumcy Jones Fran Jefferies Cz Smugglers . JacK Jones Stan Kenton Cleo Laine SLACK-S F’ aoKie Lanf4 Gene Krupa Peqgy Lee Great fun . . . and JuhuS LaRosa Michael Legrand Julie London fleece-lined, too! Steve Lawrence Henry Mancini Melissa Manchester Reg. to ^2100 $250 0 Barry Maf ‘-jw ^ ChuCK Mangione Marilyn Maye I for Siuig^ile Into (x)inly Dfiiir Ma'IiP Billy May Carmen McRae geiuilne suede Jonnny Matn^s Glen Miller Liza Minnelli < s A ea.suals . .. wlili Matt Munro Sy Oliver Jane Oliver hiker styling, warm Mar« Murphy Buddy Rich Patti Page Reg. to ^2600 $4i;oo Anthony Newley * Doc Severinsen Della Reese linings, and llie fsr bounelest of mblx-r Billy Paul Artie Shaw Mavis Rivers SIZES 32 to 42 Arthur Prysock Widespread Depression Barbra Streisand bottoms! In earth Kenny Rankin Orchestra Sarah Vaughan * tones. Save to .»6 Frank Sinatra Pat Williams Nancy Wilson thru Saturday. Zim Zemarel (Partial Listing) P 1 8 9 8 Our regular low prlre to *25 REGAL’S Antonio Marco 6 7 8 to 1$ 1416 Where Women Love to Shop for Men REGAL’S MANCHESTER VERNON Where Women Love to Shop for Men" 903 MAIN ST TRI-CITY PLAZA -L O pvn Doily 9 30 S 30 Ih u is 1,19 00 Open Doily 10 00 9 00 Sot lil 5 30 MANCHESTER VERNON 903 MAIN ST. TRI CITY PLAZA VII "WHIII fAfilS <11 fHONI IMIIK fORI ION I VA( I AimNISMV Open Doily 9 30 5 30 Thuiy iil 9 00 Open Doily 10 00 9 00 So' iil 5 30 UlinFi 91230 Mo»» lhan IMionkrfufnI ltM4lion\ VISA. M«$l»fCA44 ^ ___ htwm (>prn Vundiw
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A single 3',.-ounce serving without The royal family is concerned that 0 Wear the matching coat arvj vest with he has decided at long last to find one girl [ contrasting slacks whoever ijiam es Queen Elizabeth s oldest skin adds up to only 157 calories. and stick to her " 0 Wear the contrasting slacks with the Jacket son will continue the 900-year-old line of for a blazer look. Lady Diana, the youngest daughter of I English monarchs that dates back to the • Or wear It In any one of 6 other combinations the 8th Earl of Spencer, could be that one Turkey and gravy are inseparables - but Easy Norman conquest Choose from our entire stock of greys, blues, browns arvj girl She certainly seems to fit all the | greens In handsome muld-season fabrics Regulars Shorts Holiday Giavy, made with a color and flavor en The next queen of England must, qualifications Longs COMPLETE EXPERT ALTERATIONS FREE above all. become a mother, said a royal hancer in place ol drippings from the roasting pan, She looks good, her background and I aide Tue.sday It seems certain that has considerably fewer calories than standard idealized view of love before marriage fit DRESS SHIRTS Regularty $10 and $12 whoever Prince Charles marries, she'will perfectly with his landi in the past few gravy and is easy and fast to make. be seven vears or more younger than he months, she's shown how well she can I IS ■ 2 f o ,‘ 15. behave under pressure ' one columnist | Make your outfit complete with one of our finely-tailored The aide said before there can be any For traditional flavor and color at your holiday said dress shim Choose from a wide variety of solku andar question of an engagement the prince s xrlpes In a comfortahle blend of 6S% polyester and meal, you can’t b^'at cranberry sauce! Give it a 35% cotton prospective bride would have to undergo Charles who revels in the role of the brand new zing by leamin^whole berry cranberry medical tests to ensure she can bear last and loose bachelor, ^s keeping sauce with cut up spiced t rah apples and horse children quiet aboul his plans radish Then add more color and crunch with the Area cops list arrests addition of corn and celery. And now, for the gr.ind finale' It’s a no bake N e rn o n ( io v e n lrv pumpkin pie that s extraordinarily good - and Dennis Noel 21 of 91 VernwcHid Drive Tony LeFevure 17 of Standish Road, wonderfully easy, thanks to versatile unllavored was charged today with fourth-degree (oventry. was charged Monday with Open every njghl gelatine and pre-blendcd, pre cooked sweetened lareeny ' shoplifting i on complaint of the third-degree burglary Monday ihroufh Saturday 7-11 Store on Route 30 Your Master Chatfc condensed milk. Pumpkin, eggs and spices com He was released on his promise to and VISA are welcome He was released on his promise to appear in court Nov 25 Andersai-Uttk . 1 plete the creamy-smooth filling, which requires appear in court Nov 25 Coventry I'olice apprehended two So much for SO little. only 10 minutes cooking lime before it’s poured juveniles early this morning after into a crust, ready to be chiljqd There’s no rjeed Sidney Prew. 24. of Colchester, was receiving a report of a suspicious vehicle MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER WESTFAR.MS MALL. FARMINGTON /Open Sunday 12 $) . NAUGA’TUCK VALLEY MALL, WATERBURY charged with evading responsibility in in .North Coventrv lo prepare the crust, either, wTien you use a ready connection with a one-car accident that The two were referred to juvenile to fill graham cracker pie crust The pie can be allegedly involved property damage authorities on charges of second-degree made in adv.ince, then garnished with whipped fje was released on his promise to larceny and third-degree criminal mis topping and nuts befori' serving. It’s an impressive appear in court .Nov 17 chief ending to this delicious holid.iy dinner a meal so easy to prep.ire, itcould well become a favorite for Prosecutor named almost any occiision. H.-\RTKllRD FPL \ special prosecutor has been, THURSDAY DAY ONLY! named to put the heat on landlords who illegally turn «ff heat in tenements this winter in Hartford County ■Assistant Stale s .Attorney Raymond .1 Wiezalis of Berlin was appointed Tuesday to assist police and health officials enforce a law that prohibits landlord.^ or their ogents Irorii deliberately depriving tenants ul heat Slate s Attorney John Bailev said Wiezalis has volunteered to nKirdinale enforcement especiallv on nights’ and weekends Bailey said increasing heating o.il costs mav prompt some landlonls to cut heat below the' legal requirement of 85 degiees Baikw also said nonpayment ol rent is not a valid defense The prosecutor said the intention ol his office was to ,9 w,n tasy HoMay Gravy and Spu y Cranberry Kehsh No Bake Pamphn P,e provides ihe delicious /male to the hohday meal see that no one will Ireeze this winter We are taking this action so heat terminations will be quickl\ restored Oefore a baby freezes to death or someone l ontracts pneumonia. Bailev said 4. 10, I No». 13tli New trial ordered ’ Quick-Fix H.AKTfoHl) I PI The state Supreme Court has Easy Hotislay Gravy No-Bake ^ a new trial Jm:. a. convicted robber because.-Hie (Makes 4 cups) trial judge failed to instruct the jury it could not hold the Because You Asked For It... Our Most Successful Solo Turkey Breast 'letendanl s_ refusal to testify against him 1 cup cold water Pumpkin Pie The decisein Tuesday upheld an appeal an behalf ol Roast 1/2 cup all-purpose flour XMakes one pie) W.'vie\ Burke that Superior (,’ourt Judge Kenneth Zarilli Ever Will Be Bepeated...0ne Day Only! 1 turkey breast roast, V la d e d to instruct the jury as required when a defendant 3 cups hot chicken stock or canned cf}icken broth , 1 envelope unfavored gelatine does not take the stand 5 to 8 pounds, 1 to 2 teaspoons Kitchen Bouquet ^ l-l 4 teaspoons ground cinnamon Burke was convicted in Kebruarv 1978 and given a 10-to- fresh or thawed 20 vear pri.son sentence lor the robberv of a Bridgeport 1 2 teaspoon ground ginger doctor on Julv 25 1977 THURSDAY* NOV. 13th *4 to 1(H>. Place cold water in a jar with tight-fitting cover; add flour and 1 2 teaspoon ground nutmeg Place turkey roast, breast-side up, , shake until smooth. Gradually add this mixture to the hot stock', 1 2 teaspoon salt Doors Closed Wednesday and Reopening Thursday at 4 p.m. with price reductions on rack in shallow roasting pan. stirring cons|antly. Bring to a boil, then lower heat. Cook and stir 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed , Brush with melted butter or marga 2 to 3 minutes to thicken. Stir in Kitchen Bouquet and other milk i NO T evaporated milk i as much as 70%l Over *1,000,000 selection. Every Item in every department on tale rine, if desired. Place a ’’tent ” of light seasonings as desired. Serve hot. 2 eggs, well beaten Nassiff Camera for every room and every budget. weight foil, shiny side down, loosely I (16-ounce l^can pumpkin (about 2 cups I over turkey breast to prevent over For traditional style gravy, add 1/2 cup drippings from roastinq 1 ready-to-lill graham ctacker crust 3 D A Y S A L E browning. Roast in 325° oven for pan to hot stock. 1 tablespoon sugar about 22 minutes per pound. (Meat Plenty of Parking Decorate for the holidays and save! 1 4 cup chopped walnuts November 13. 14. I j Behind Our Store thermometer should register 170° Whipped topping or whipped cream when done.) Foil tent may be re rZTr onTRese moved during the last half hour for a Spicy Cranbeny Relish In heavy medium saucepan, combine unfla final browning. vored gelatine, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, ginger, (Makes about 4-1/2 cups) 2 5 % l>uracell nutmeg and salt, stir In sweetened condensed NOTE: For an easy glaze that pro 1 (16-ounce) can whole berry cranberry sauce milk and eggs Mix well Let stand 1 minute CREDIT TERMS RAIN CHECKS OK vides a touch of elegance and a "let’s- 1 (14-ounce) jar spiced apple rings, diced with liquid Over low herit, cook and stir dbnstantly until ’ gelatine dissolves and mixture thickens slightly, ' D u ra c e ll • Instalment Payments j when Items ere eat" aroma, during the last half hour 2 tablespoons prepared horseradish D iu M te ll .9VdH S evelleble from of cooking, brush turkey breast vyith about 10 minutes. Remove from heat Stir in lA A Siu •lay-away Plans 1 cup sliced celery pumpkin: mix well Pour into prepared orust HottjeM Funjishwgs€^Center menutecturere. a mixture of: 1/3 cup light corn syrup, •Mastercard& Visa 2 tablespoons melted butter, 1 table-^ 1 (12-ounce) can whole kernel corn, drained Chill 3 hours or until set In small bowl, com We guerentee spoon soy sauce, and 1/4 teaspoon bine sugar and 1 '4 teaspoon cinnamon, stir in D n rac «ll 525 Burnside Ave., East Hartford Combine all ingredients in a bowl and stir until well blended Chill A A S i n Delivery Arranged garlic salt. walnuts Garnish with whipped topping and low eels prices until ready to serve. Serve with turkey slices. On Your Purchase! DHtE(TK)N$: ExH 41 *H tta. M/U. M EwkM StrMt. Uft wi IwiisMt walnut mixture Refiigeiate leftovers II ■ lOUCTIONS Of M %, 30X,SO%, AM NOT UNCOMMON. UP TO 70X OFFI Storewldel 639 Main St. Manchester 643-73691 EVENING HERALD, Wed , Nov 12, 1980- l.> 1 4 - EVENING HERAU), Wed., Nov 12, 1980 When buying wine Many Americans Checkout counter no place to daydream
By MARTIN SUIANK For $1, send the required and record. Send the Product Codes from two the following Lipton Soup POWERHOUSE $3 Re Souptime packages. Consumer must be sleuth ignore breakfast DEARSUPERMARKET refund form plus Universal required refund form plus 14-ounce packages of Kraft mixes: Noodle Soup with fund Offer. Send the Expires March 31. 1981. SHOPPER — 1 read your product Codes from any Real Cheken Broth, required refund form plus ^ n u s ! This offer doesn’t WASHINGTON (U P I) - One in -O ldsters are less likely to snack eight wrappers from Nes Caramels plus a produce recent column about cor two Celeste Pizzas. For tle Go Ahead bars or two Chicken Noodle with Diced panels containing red stars require a form: JEANNE LESEM ■ added. or restaurant). make sure producing areas West Coapt wine industry. four Americans above the age of 20 than youngsters, probably because price sticker for I pound of tu p e r use only grape varieties recting mistakes at the $1.75. send the form plus front panels containing the apples. Expires Dec. 31, White Chicken Meat, Ring- from two 36- or 40-count TO TINO’s Refund Offer, I'PI Family EHilor ' The Overstreets arrived " If you're going to spend For information about no longer eats breakfast, but 38 per they have more regular eating proven best for their checkout counter. Do you three UPCs. For $2.75, words "Go Ahead" from .1980. 0-Noodle, Country boxes of Powerhouse can P.O . Box 4095. Young Dennis Overstreet says a for the interview with four more than $5 for a bottle of foreign wipes, he suggests cent of the population snacks at least habits. More than half of those above M arket . microclimates and soil. have any idea how send the form plus four Nestle tray packs. Expires LIPTON Soup Mix Free Vegetable, Vegetable Beef, dy bars. Expires Dec. 31, A m erica, Minn. 55399. consumer has to be a bottles he said "probably wine, you're expecting i writing importers whose once a day. a government survey age 65 said they never snacked while Overstreet said any frequently cashiers ring up UPCs. Expires Feb. 28, Feb, 28, 1981. Pencil Offer. Receive a set Include a name of up to 20 1980. Receive a 50-cent refund. detective when buying represent the best in white very special experience. names and addresses are shows.' 43.2 percent in the age 20 to 34 group 'European wine that carries the wrong price? — Robert 1981. KRAFT Caramel Apple of personalized pencils. characters including SOUPTIME $1 Refund. Send three proof-of- Shopperj wine wine from France; " two You're paying your hard- on bottle labels and-or con The breakfast eating habits also said they snacked daily. an appellation must have F. from Orlando. Fla. GO AHEAD Abbott and spaces. Expires March -31, Send the required refund purchase panels from This involves a lot more pouilly fuisses. a pinot earned dollars for the wine tacting the commercial differ with age. A total of 86 percent —About three out of every 10 adults Time Offer. Receive a $1 Send the required refund Costello Offer. Receive an refund. Send the required 1981. or when supplies are form plus the faces from Totino's Party Pizza. than checking labels for chardonnay and a Mon- and you're entitled to on either its cork or its cap consuls of the nation whose of those age 65 or more report eating said they never drink beer, wine or DEAR ROBERT - The form plus the front name sule the name and address Abbott and Costello poster refund form. Universal gone. the front panels of three Expires April 30, 1981. names of reliable bottlers trachet. The price labels value You would send wines you want informa breakfast, while more than 35 per hard liquor. Sixteen percent reported most recent study I have panels from any three of of the bottler or chateau or located on casher accuracy and shippers. ranged from about $5 to back a burned steak in a tion about. Consulates are cent in the 20 to 43 age category start ^ b ib in g once or twice a week and 14 winery that bottled it — or was prepared lor the Jour You should look carefully $75 restaurant. You should in majores throughout the the day on an empty stomach. percent drink three or more times a ALL FOOD M A R T STORES OPEN SU N D A Y 9 A .M .T 0 4 P .M . TN\HrsToKHfLrsuPP?yT^^^^^^ a code assigned to the nal of Retailing in 1978. at the printing, at the color The. $5 bottle of pinot have the same confidence United States. The survey of 110,000 persons living week. in dealing with wine. " bottler “ because the cork Those researchers found of the inks and even the chardonnay. he said, "is Clues to a reliable wine in 41,000 households was released by —Among those who drink, three in way the label is glued to He said consumers are or capsule is not always big merchant, he said, include that cashier errors oc= All FoodMart stores celebrate the probably a 99-cent wine. " the National Center for Heajth 10 said they had downed five or more enough for the name: furred in 20,6 percent of the bottle. Overstreet said One clue, he said, was less apt to be taken in if wine bottles displayed on Statistics. drinks at a single sitting at least once "Mislabeling will cease in an interview the tin capsule. Tin and they "get away from the their sides, incandescent It showed: during the preceding year. the transactions studied. In once people know what to second big Grand Opening week of our If the glue is uneven or in plastic protect as well as top 10 list, from what is rather than fluorescent —58,1 percent eat breakfast every —"Drinking habits are clearly other words, the shopper look for," Overstreet said. blobs, the original label lead..he added, but bottlers chic and in vogue." lighting and a temperature day. 15.8 percent eat it sometimes related to age, income and education. had one chance in five of "You don't have to spend may have been soaked off or shippers tend to use He said the 10 include that is at least not warm. and 26.1 percent never do. Both frequency and quantity of being overcharged or and replaced with that of a pinot chardonnay and $25 for a book. An incredi Corks dry out when under-charged at the new supermarket in Devon,Connecticut lead, which is heavier, for —Blacks are more likely to go alcohol consumption decrease with chenin blanc. among ble amount of information bottles are standing up and PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15. more expensive wine, he the finer wines without breakfast than whites or advancing age and increase with in checkout counter. varietals, French Pouilly- is available on California dry corks let In air that can The study found that as said He said the label on the Hispanics. But there are almost no come and education." P'uisse, German winesr All you have to do is quickly spoil the wine. the number ol items in the U.S. QOV’T INSPECTED Capsules and corks offer $75 Montrachet had been differences in breakfast eating habits —Only about 24 percent of adults C jU pricciti Piesporter Goldtropfchen, w rite to a w elt known High temperatures and other clues to cheaper switched at some point between men and women regardless said they were within their desirable shopping cart increased, winery, which will send Fresh Frying wines being passed off as between the winery and the Italian Soave.Spanish wide fluctuations in of race. body weight. Fifty-eight percent the accuracy of cashiers your name to the Wine F a ^ r l i i t m fine ones, he added retail store It was, he Rioja and Portuguese temperature also damage — About 38 percent of all were overweight. With . advancing decreased. Errors in institute,-which will flood When a wine waiter said, that variety of wine white Mafeus wine, he said, and fluores Americans eat between meals every age there is a "sm all but steady creased to 25.4 percent on hands Overstreet a cork, and from the reputable, European winemaking you with printed material cent lights destroy wine transactions of more than Box O ’ f i c w c i r v day, 27 percent do it sometimes and decline in the proportion of persons groups and regulating free. " The San Fran quicker than heat because 30 items. he looks for the bottler s or trusted shipper whose ^ percent say they never snack. reporting optimal weight." shipper's name or code on name and number were on authorities have es cisco-based trade group is their intensity turns it to Although overcharges ^ S a v e u p It and growth lines on the te capsule But he said the tablished appellations to the promotional arm of the vinegar faster. roughly equaled un Chicken top original label had been dercharges in frequency, V I to 5 0 % Count the lines If there replaced with that of a the cash value of the From Regular R*t*ii Pric*i are only two or three, you much more expensive bot V\i‘’r4‘ tryint? to keep the cost overcharges was twice know you have a very in tle that of the undercharges FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER of ajjiH idtK liH aliondfw n. LB. expensive cork, a warning The glue marks are the Hoifiestead These findings provide SEEDLESS WHITE PERDUE FRESH FRYING of an inexpensive wine giveaway They are in convincing evidence that I I U.S.D.A. Choice WHOLE FRYERS CH?°KEN LB 6 9 ' KiVe to seven lines in blobs instead of evenly (Bookware the checkout counter is not PICK UP YOUP lA Y ffR CAPO NOW Beef-Boneless AND BTAPT COLLtCTINQ TODAY! dicate quality corks, he spread all over the label " COPPER CLAO STAINLESS STEEL place to daydream. GRAPEFRUIT CUT UP FRYERS LB 7 9 ' said Growth jines are If there is no back label Shoppers can reduce CHUCK ROAST ___ Holiday Turkey Salmi_ straight, pale tan streaks, to block the view, you can Available cashier errors by showing U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED New York Style-Deh! not to be confused with the easily see the glue pattern This Week: their concern for accuracy. O F O R * l » darker cracks that also oc if you hold the bottle For example, ask the Basted Turkeys Colonial Qem 6 Inch Skillet u s FANCY CRISP MIN WITH POP UP TIMER cur naturally in cork and turn it upside down E K h o i these edvertised items is required lo be reedily iviMebie for sale at or cashier to wait until all the g i .e a Virginia Brand Polish Expertise such as this Ink hues on the labels I .below^the advertised price ir^each A4P Store eicept as specifically noted in items are on the checkout CRISP U.S.D.A. Choice TOMS HENS Glazed Loaf has made the 35-year-old can also be clues, he sai^ AvailabI* Counter before starting to MACINTOSH APPLES 3 BAG 89^ Beef-Boneless 16 TO l 10 T O | 22 Beverly Hills wine The gold ink on the' ring them up. U S FANCY CRISP LOOSE 14 H a m STORE SLICED This Weak: a LBS LBS merchant the resident prim ary label of the .Mon Carefully check that the MACINTOSH APPLES ? ( LB 3 9 ' CHUCK STEAK SWIFTS PREMIUM DEEP BASTED BUTTERBALL wine expert on both the trachet was slightly Volume p rice rung up on the U S NO 1 LARGE SIZE TOM TURKEYS -e to 22 lbs lb 89' LB f''2LB Dinah Shore syndicated different from that on the register is the same as that w W i ta a w w irS a l p rica s FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES 8 POP M . HANSEL 4 GRETEL RODEO BRAND television show and A M neck label marked on the product. If HEN TURKEYS 1010 T4LBS lb95 ' FRESH SWEET JUICY f1.B S v, lb M . 6 9 San Francisco He and his the cashier is moving too ITALIAN HOT HAM FLORIDA TANGELOS 6 for 8 9 ' wife. Ava. are also the quickly, ask him or her to A rm our Empire Kosher f in e s t QUALITY JACK & JILL In A m e ric a wines, as in LEAN-BEEF BRISKET BEEF CHUCK - BONELESS FRESH CALIFORNIA Fresh authors of a new book. French ones, he said, the PORK LOIN-RIB PORTION PORK LOIN-RIB slow down. PINT Golden Star LIVERWURST or BOLOGNA lB®1.49 BRUSSELS SPROUTS 6 9 ' Wine Secrets ilrosset If you believe that 'an CONTAINEP PORK-LOIN TURKEYS DELICIOUS more specific information WHOLE-or RIB SIDE Boneless CAI An SHRIMPor Dunlap $251 error has been made, stop lb«2.99 the label gives, the more HENS'O '* LBS l b * 1 . 0 9 a A L A U WHITE FISH The Overstreets are FRESH YAMS us no - 4 lbs M. TURKEY likely It IS to fjc a quality Corned Beef the cashier immediately NATURAL WISCONSIN Center Cut TO Cb s . a v g Pork NATIVE MASS 3 7 currently visiting eight product Politely ask that the item TOMS '6 20 LBS lb * 1.09 SWISS CHEESE ' 7 lb®1.39 m ajor cities on what they be checked FRESH CARROTS 2 BA®0 5 9 ' For example chardon LOIN BARB-QUE c , , COLONIAL LEAN call an educational tour nay IS a grape type. .Napa TIP FROM THE Beef Shoulder Fresh SIDE • 1 . * LB. TURKEYS LBS lb* 1 . 0 9 COOKED HAM S z lbM .3 9 sponsored b> a major Roast Pork Chops Fresh Valley or Finger laikes is a SHOPPER: Smart TASTY French champagne designated area .A label shoppers keep track of the Picked PERDUE MEATY ^ . producer Bollinger Sno-White SALAD C H IC K E N Of TU N A LB *2.59 may also name the ranch items in their refrigerators ROASTER DRUMSTICK^ lb 9 9 ' Fresh Pork Loin Because tremendous de or acreage where the and pantries and look for PERDUE BONELESS WORLD S FINEST AGED OVER 6 MOS i.de ' Boneless khole g SPINACH Mushrooms mand tends to build lor grapes were grown At o n e 1510 I Cut' sales on products they will lb * 1 . 6 9 Point Assorted K Wisconsin Verm ont certain wines. Overstreet least one C alifornia winery- Cut 9 lbs ■ soon have to replenish. If PREMIUM VEAL SALE! • Edam Cheese CHEDDAR said, consumers should labels Its bottles to show- ■ lb. you haven't Inventoried the mm 7B Fork Chops learn to recognize wine u F r foodjand household I l ? . 9 * ■ « LB VFAL • CHEESE percentages of grapes 9 9 BALL FLORIDA ' *E.. - frauds even their wine from each designated area products in your kitchen SHOULDER CHOPS l r S 2 . 5 9 1 l b , 15 OZS. merchant or restaurateurs recently, why not do it FRESH GREEN BEANS 59' BREAST OF VEAL lbM .4 9 may have missed AtP Variety Shop A tP Country Farm Pork Shop^^^ ASP Butcher Shop AtP Variety Shop today before you forget FRFSH 9 4 4 3 Many retailers and Overstreet wants to get • t'C.H. 'is-uS7f
\ 1 6 - EVEW iW HERALD, Wed . Nov 12, EVENING HERAl^D^Wed., Nov. 12, 1980 — 17 Health Menus- Elderly and chilled mixed fruit. oranges and canned fruit. cheese, tossed salald witL turkey sandwich, mashed Will exercises help relieve severe backache? Friday: "Thanksgiving Wednesday: Chicken pot dressing, orange wedges. potatoes, cranberry sauce, Menus which will be Dinner" —sliced turkey pie, potato in pie, tossed broccoli, school-made served Nov. 17-Nov. 21 at with gravy, cranberry salad, gelatin with topping. ii> I.VWREV.K LAM It. your case.«. Weak abdominal muscles cookies, applesauce. Either can be caused by including, the neck. are extremely helpful in Mayfair and Westhill sauce, stuffing, whipped Thursday: Hot dog on M.l», I'd also like for you to and weak back muscles are H e b r o n Tuesday: Ground beef many different things. The various causes of people who have backaches Gardens in Manchester to potato, buttered green roll, potato puffs, buttered DEAR DR LAM B-I'm taco with cheese, lettuce ‘Sometimes people have a backaches are explained in because of poor posture see a specialist in physical a frequent contributing residents 60 or more, are beans, roll, butter, milk com, fruit. 27 years old and female. The Health Letter number and weak muscles. I don't medicine to be checked factor to recurrent Elementary a n d G ilead and tomato, Spanish rice. Dr. Lom b backache because of as follows: and orange smiles. Friday: Juice, meat and 13-10, Backache and What advise starting an exercise carefully to see that your M onday: R a v io li corn, bread and butter, ap- I'm not overweight but I do problems in their digestive backache. Monday: Beef stew, cheese pizza, tossed salad program for anyone, posture is correct and that For people who use exer Casserole, green beans. P'® cinnamon cake have bark trouble and neck system rather than to Do about It that I’m sen boiled potatoes, tossed or cote slaw, fmited or however, until after a good you don’t have one short cises appropriately for Neopolitan whip. Wednesday: Meat and trouble. I've had back trou •'In between these flare ups. going to be. something in their spine or ding you. It also explains salad, dressing, peach plain gelatin with topping. ble for five years I had a the types of exercises com -evaluation by a physician. leg that you’re not aware backaches related to Bolton Tuesday: Hamburg piz cheese pizza, garden salad, I'm fine. But if,I.twist or DEAR READER - the muscles in their back. slices, roll, margarine, *1 ** fruit juice bar. myelogram and a dis- monly used. Others who If you happen to have of. Then I think you should muscular skeletal za, to ss^ salad, orange strain in a small way I end Your story sounds more In other instances it's skim milk, coffee or tea. Elementary. Thursday: Veal pattie cogram and both were want this issue can send 75 degenerating bone because develop a regular exercise problems, it’s important to Elaip Riordan Kmma B. C ll Bryan WIsenall juice bars. up in Ihe hospital severe than the problems because of a ruptured disc Tuesday: Veal par-, Monday: Minestrone with cheese and tomato, negative experienced by many peo cents with a long, stamped?' of bone cancer, you need an program that involves continue the exercises on a Robertson breakfast Wednesday: Shells and I've heard that exercises or muscle strain. There migiani, buttered elbow soup, bologna and cheese buttered noodles, green Each time I strain my help immensely Is this ple but, nevertheless, back may be underlying postural self-addressed envelope for entirely different kind of strengthening the muscles regular or daily basis. macaroni, collard greens, Monday: Fmit, cereal, meat sauce, mixed sandwich, potato puffs, vegetables, banana. peas. Italian bread, pineap back I end up in the true’ I would rather have complaints are one of the problems such as one leg it to me. in care of this treatment than exercises. in the back and also the When they are stopped and applesauce, butterscotch raisins, milk. hospital in either neck newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, I’m not suggesting that’s muscles of the abdomen. the muscles are allowed to chocolate pudding with top Tuesday: Juice, English Thursday: Chicken rice ple upside down cake. any disease instead of this most common problems in may be a little shorter than Two get 4-H trip s pudding. Italian bread, ping. Friday: Ministrone soup, traction or back traction Radio City Station, .New your problem because These forms of exercises get weak again, the muffin, peanut butter, bake, peas, cake with back condition as I live in our society. the other causing a com margarine, skim milk, tuna salad boat, potato for two to four weeks The Yfirk, NY 10019. you’re a young female and are outlined in The Health backaches are apt to SOUTH w iiN usoir - Metals Co. They will be majoring in early Tuesday: Bralked beef milk. frosting. fear every day wondering A backache or a plete imbalance of. the coffee or tea. chips, carrot and celery burning is unbelievable and Properly, done exercises it would be most unlikely in Letter I’m sending you. return. Two South Windsor 4-H among 14 outstanding 4-H childhood ^ucation. She is and gravy over rice, Wednesday: Fmit, waf Friday: Fish bites, when my next attack is neckache is a symptom. spine all the way up to, and Wednesday: Tomato sticks, fresh orange so IS the pain I just woke Club members have been youths from Connecticut the daughter of Dennis buttered vegetables, com fle, milk. mashed potatoes, corn, soup, cabbage patch stew, bread, juice sticks. pears. smiles. up one day with such neck awarded expense-paid who have earned 1980 state Riordan. mashed potatoes, carrot Thursday: Juice, pain that it was diagnosed trips to the 59th National 4- awards. Miss Kallai has been a Wednesday: Homemade scrambled eggs, toast, R b a m and raisin salad, spice cake lasagna, lettuce and as a pinched nerve Now H Congress in Chicago Miss Riordan, 18. is a member of 4-H for 10 with whipped topping, rye milk. Monday: Meat pattie, my low back is out on me from Nov. 30-Dec. 4. nine-year member of the 4- years, specializing in spinach salad, Italian Ched Friday: Juice, donut, bread, margarine, skim dar bread, chilled fruit. mashed potato, wax beans, Vernon Elsie Riordan is in the H and has prepared more preserving foods by can milk, coffee, or tea. milk. homemade roll, vanilla Thursday: Fruit juice, All Hchuols I food-nutrition program, than 200 foods this year, ning and freezing. During Thursday: Roast turkey, whip. sponsored by General planning menus in advance the year she froze 43 pints meat and cheese pizza, East Hartford Monday: Tomato soup, Keeping candied sweet potatoes, tossed salad, gelatin with Tuesday: Juice, salami Now We’re »res Strong! Foods Corp. and Emma B. to get the best values. She of fruit, 63 pints of green beans, cranberry grinder, cole slaw, potato frankfurt on roll, potato All schools Kallai in the food conserva attends Eastern Connec vegetables, 52 pounds of topping. ^ puffs, apple crisp with top sauce, fresh fruit, wheat Monday: Cheeseburger chips, oatmeal raisin champagne tion and safety program ticut State College in meat and canned 35 pints of Friday: Vegetable soup, ping. bread, margarine, skim on roll, potato puffs, cookies. ALL CALDOR STORES CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF OUR NEW ALBANY STORE sponsored by Reynolds fruit, 63 pints of jelly, 96 meatball grinder with Tuesday: Ravioli with Willimantic, where she is milk, coffee or tea. chilled pineapple. Wednesday: Sloppy Joe possible pints of vegetables and 10 melted cheese, potato meat sauce, tossed salad, Friday: Baked breaded Tuesday: Macaroni and on roll, seasoned rice, pints of meat. chips, assorted dessert. roll and butter, peaches. NEW YORK 1 IT’D It Youth gets award fish, tartar sauce, potato cheese, buttered mixed peas, pineapple chunks. She attends Bay Path Wednesday Oven fried urn open a boUle ol cham puffs, cole slaw, apriots, vegetables, chilled Thursday: Juice, ham COVENTRY — Bryan Wisenall,.18, son of Mr. and Junior College at Coventry chicken, mashed potato, pagne and don I drink it all, rye bread, margarine, peaches, buttered dinner burg piz:^, garden said, Mrs. Jacob Wisenall of Coventry, is one of 15 outstanding Longmeadow, Mass. She is peas, whole wheat bread vou don 1 iteed a special skim milk, coffee or tea. All schools roll. gelatin with topping. 4-H youths from Connecticut who have earned 1980 state 18 years old and is the and butter, lemon fluff stopper to keep the leltover The menu is subject to Monday: Orange juice, Wednesday: Hot ham Friday: Chili with beans, awards. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. French bread, cole slaw, with garnish bubbly, says Den-nis Wisenall redeved his award for his achievements in change. hamburger or and cheese, sesame roll, fruit cup. Thursday Juice, pizza, Overstreet a Beverlv Hills the automotivr^rogram, sponsored by the Firestone Tire cheeseburger on roll, whipped sweet potatotes, wine merchant and author The winners were potato chips, broccoli, cream. and-Rubber Co. chilled applesauce, granola South f T i n u s u r Friday, Fishwich with Drop a stainless steel selected by the chilled pears. cookie. He is a seven-year 4-H member and has concentrated Manchester All s rh u o ls tartar sauce, french fries, turkey pm into the bottle on auto maintenance and body work repairs to a 1968 Cooperative Extension Tuesday: Juice, meat- Thursday: Pizza with ball grinder, tossed salad. Monday: Hot open corn, pineapple ■ind fasten a balhmn over Ford Mustang. Serivee and awards were Cafeteria menus which will meatsauce topped with the neck ot the bottle with He is a freshman at Mitchell College, New London and arranged by National 4-H be served Nov. 17-21 a t' a rubber band It works plans a career in civil engineering. Council. Manchester Public Schhols The wine will keep a week ■are as follows: II vou are serving in expensive champagne and UConn slates seminar Monday: ’’Teacher’s the earbonation stops, add Favorite" —hamburg patty one raisin to the bottle It DUNKIN* DONUTS on a roll, potato chips, cole won t impart any flavor on children in sports slaw, milk and apple. ,ind Its raw sugar will start "Individualizing Mass. Tuesday: ‘‘Student’s INTRODUCES the bubbling again STORRS — Much has Persons interested in Lettover still wine been said lately about the Physical Education and Favorite" —apple juice, attending the conference ^nould either he poured psychological implications Sports Participation" is a cheese pizza, tossed salad, should write the Office of THE PERFECT MUFFINS. :nto smaller bottles filled of exposing young children topic of concern for Dr. milk and ice cream. 'Conferences a d Institutes. •o the top t'xerstreet said to the aggressive, win-at- Robert Horrocks, coor Box U-56C, the University ;n an interview, the level any cost, competitiveness dinator of elementary Wednesday: One-half THEY MAY PUT of Connecticut, Storrs, day —elem entary —no brought up to the top of the of ‘‘little league” sports. physical education for 06268. or call 486-3234 lunch. Junior and Senior VOUR GRANDMOTHER original bottle by dropping Not as much has been Eastern Connecticut State H igh m en u : ;n glass marbles said, however, about the College’s teacher training Gamma Chapter OUT OF BUSINESS. "Superintendent's He exen has a use lor lel- importance of such program. ^ MANCHESTER-Gam Sorrv. ( iriiiKim .i but Dunkin' Dc^nuls is loxer glasses ol wine Hour physical activity in the lite Karen Szczepaniak. an ma Chapter of Alpha Delta in liii' muffin Inisini'ss Favorite” —fried chicken, Iheiii all into a large clean of the school age child instructor in special Kappa will meet Monday fntrotiuciny inoulli wdleniuj bluelH'm. parslied potato, buttered jug add one tablespiKin of To see that more is said physical education at at 7:30 p.m at the 200 c-lelt'cl.ilik' honev brnn niuf tlelicicjus corn peas, whole wheat bread, vinegar and close the hot about the young athletes’ UConn, will discuss '”rhe Boulder Road home of m uffins butter, milk and ginger tie with cheesecloth to cognitive, developmental, Importance of Physical Anne Beechler. We re ticikiiuj ihom fresli every ifny nl bread with topping. keep insects and dust out and psychosocial readiness Activities in the Life of a Wilson E. Deakin Jr., Our ji.ulicipiiliny shops niuf we re nrukincj Set it aside until ihe for participation In sports Child with Disabilities." assistant superintendent of lliem Iry luind. from only itii' (inesl inyri’ inixlure has turned to actlv ll^. the University Following lunch, administration for the Thursday; One-half day ilienis. lusl like you do vinegar of Coitnecticut's School of William Dayton will stress town's school system, will —elementary —no lunch. You ( flu liike tliem home or you tiin e
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