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WASHINGTON (U P l)- Pre#dent had a separate meeting with former | Reagan, committed to deep cats in Texas Gov. John Connally. federai spending, isx advising his Keeping a campaign promise, be Cabinet to draft agency budgets as if also lifted remaining federal price they have only 80 percent of their and allocation controls on crude oil allotted funds, then bore into the and gasoline.. otter 20 percent. One aid e^ id Reagan will continue Reagan was to hold his first to emphaslte the economy is in very presidential tews conference late bad shape but can be cured. today, opening with a statement "of Late next week, be will deliver a substance" on the ailing U.S. major . ^>eech reflecting what the economy, press secretary Jim Brady aide described as a “can-do” ap­ said. proach to solving the nation's Except for those moments con­ economic ills. sumed by the return of the S2 freed The president "wants to get people American hostages, Reagan’s first out of their passive m ^ ’’ that week as chief executive primarily nothing will be done about the was spent huddling with economic economy, the aide said. advlsen and wooL^ congressional “It will be a ‘can do’ speech in­ siq)port for bis economic plan. stead of gloom and doom," the aide An aide said Wednesday Reagan added. told bis Cabinet; “You can cut layers and layers without hitting muscle An aide said the speech will seek to fiber. Keep trying. That’s what we rally public support for the belt- were sent here for." ^ tightening Reagan will propose in a State of the Union address in mid- The Resident has argued to effect FeDruary and future messages to "real saving," Cabimt mmbers Congress. should prepare their budgets as “He continues to be optimistic” he though they had only 80 percent of can solve the problenu, a top aide their tundi^, the aide said. Reagan said. then urged a close look at the Reagan is holding firm to his belief remaining 10 percent to determine the path to a healthy economy lies in AmericijL belongs to hostages the priority of cuts. the elimination of “waste, fraud and By United Press Inleraatlonal Reagan met for more than an hour extravagance” in government. Home, Bill Royer. 444 days: Too Wednesday with his top eomomic ad- America belonged to the hostages danon’ long.” visoi, including ’Treasury Secretary. nt also bag,] todsy. Parked in the driveway, wrafqied DiaMdd‘

By MARTIN KEARNS son today said pretrial hearings October, after reported threats from he allegedly made following his Oct. Herald Reporter would resume when the suspect’s black Inmates there. 8 arrest. Dennis is attempting to es­ condition improved. HARTFORD — A hearing in Following the attack, Metheney tablish that the statements were Charles Brownell, warden at the was first transferred to Charlotte taken in violation of Metheney’s con­ federal court was postponed this Litchfield Correctional Center, today Hungerford Hosptial in Torrington stitutional rights. morning, following the Tuesday night said a white inmate assaulted ^ W orkers a t the M ansfield' Side by Mdt tanla courts battir assault of a 19-year-old white youth and returned to Litchfield. But ; ITmining Scho(4 say abuse of tteir pros. Ton Watson likes diaatwalK Metheney while the two were playing authorities said he became un­ Another white youth, 18-year-old charged in the October firebombing cards. According to .Brownell, the RtoBtilly retarded patients isn’t a Crosby Opien. Pum of a black fam ily ’s home in conscious during the night and was Eugene Gilliland of Manchester, has fight involved "cigarettes owed taken Wednesday morning to Hart­ already pleaded guilty in state Manchester. someone.” The youth, Charles Norman ford Hospital. Superior 6>urt to accessory to third- Brownell said Metheney alone was There were no injuries Oct. 2 when degree arson, stemming from his ad­ Metteney, of West Virginia, was injured in the assault, and discounted listed today in good condition at a molotov cocktail was thrown mitted involvenoent in the firebom­ il'app^s 0 ^ mles that reports that the incident was racially through the bedroom window at the bing. Gilliland has not been charged Hartford Hospital wherO he is motivated. Officials have obtained a recovering from head Injuries suf­ home of Lucendia Harris, Bruce in federal court and is expected to statement from Metheney’s Meggett and their four children, testify against Metheney in next fered in a Tuesday night fight in the assailant, and state police are in­ Litchfield Correctional Center. although the house sustained about month’s trial vestigating the matter, said $14,000 In damages. The four children ^ ’ QWtuatles...... Metheney, who has been indicted Brownell. by a grand jury on arson, weapons were at home with their uncle at the Dennis, Metheney’s court- .f t * ff'Vg.aw ^ ^j Metheney is expected to return to time. appointed lawyer, has protested and civil.rights charges, was Litchfield following his release from scheduled to appear this morning Metteney was to appear in federal before Judge Cabranee that another , Celts showdown agaluft ’Wevlslm ...... Hartford Hospital. Judge Cabranes court to defend motions filed by his youth, 18-year-old Eric Dome of 13. , Towntalk ...... before U.S. District Court Judge Jose had ordered the youth moved from A. Cabranes, but a court spokesper­ attorney, Thomas Dennis, which Manchester, was not charged in the ..IQke wiere*’liat_, trl(di., paciee Uedate/Weatter...... the Hartford Correctional Center last seek to dismiss certain statements incident. EVENING HERALD. Thwi.. Jan. » . 1961 - 3 Decontrol of oil prices seen to help production STAMFORD (UPI) — Conoco Inc., government because of income taxes heat their homes or businesses with a major oil distributor serving the and the windfall profits tax.” oil," Cotter. western United States, is hailing The spokesman said preliminary In a statement released Tuesday, President Reagan’s decision to estimates indicate immediate decon­ Moffett said decontrol “will deal a decontrol oil prices as a “major un­ trol will result in an increase of about body blow to energy users, both shackling” which will aid conserva­ 6 cents at the gas pumps. residential and industrial. It will tion and production. Conoco,, considered the 9th or 10th speed up the flight of businesses and Connecticut Reps. William Cotter largest oil company in the United jobs away from the Northeast to and Toby Moffett, both Democrats, States, is the largest energy com-, warmer climates.” criticized the decision as a serious pany In the country, dealing in mistake. petroleum, uranium and coal, the The Conoco spokesman said more A spokesman for Conoco said the spokesman said. He said the com­ time would to needed to evaluate the announcement Wednesday will to “a pany, headquartered in Stamford, full financial impact of the further stimulus to domestic produc­ markets its products only .west of the president’s decision. However, he tion and conservation, as well.” Mississippi River. said, a preliminary estimate is that “The company strongly applaudes Cotter and Moffett both said decontrol will raise Conoco's cost of this major unshackling of the oil Reagan’s actions would to costly for a barrel of crude oil-run by U.S. business by Reagan,” he said. consumers. refineries from $34 to $36.70. "Of course, the lion's share of the “Ordering immediate decontrol "That translates roughly into 6 additional revenues resulting from during the winter heating season is a cents a gallon on all > petroleum decontrol will accrue to the federal slap in f t r e to all individuals who products,” he said.

Connecticut oil companies Union representative William Welz with Training School, a state facility for the men­ Carol Thomas, left, a psychology associate tally retarded during a news conference in House ignores cities, OKs cuts and Pam Hean responded to reports of Mansfield Wednesday. (UPI photo) employee abuses of patients at the Mansfield 2 Peopletalk HARTFORn (UPI) - The House, ig­ core. get backing from court noring emotional pleas from urban law­ Rep. Walter Brooks, D-New Haven, said Sen. Russell Post, R-Canton, one of makers, has_ approved Gov. William the loss of revenue for his city meant tax NEW YORK (UPI) - A federal 1981. the most vocal opponents of the tax, O’Neill’s proposal to cut $23.8 miilion in increases, the layoff of 400 workers and appeals court has upheld a lower The tax was the Democrat con- said lawmakers who voted for it aid to Connecticut municipalities to “destroys us totally. There’s no way out court order saying Connecticut can’t troled Legislature’s bail out in put­ Mansfield school staff Feminists protest should have known the pass through balance the state budget. for us.” prevent oil companies from raising ting together its current $2.7 billion clause wouldn’t stand up. Celebrities concerned about welfare benefits joined The measure, approved 90-58 An amendment supported by Democrat prices to cover a new 2 percent state budget because it prom ts^ to bring “I felt from the beginning that we destitute mothers Wednesday in New York to Wednesday, goes to the Senate for a possi­ leadership, which would allow the towns tax on their gross profits. in $60 million in new revenue. were going to have a huge mess, denounce government spending priorities. ble vote today. The Connecticut to bond to make up the difference for the But in upholding the order Legislators, aware of reports that 9 which is exactly what happen^,” denies reports of abuse the oil companies were reaping un­ Actress Mary Tyler Moore, former Congresswoman Conference of Municipalities has vowed to deficit but critlciz^ as a "quick fix,” also Wednesday, the 2nd Circuit Appeais ...... ftfti661 iirnrlr/fotrcworkdays in six justifiably high oil profits. Intended Post said. Welz of the workers union Bella Abzug and writer Gloria Steinem want state press its fight in the upper chamber. was defeated. Court in Manhattan said Connecticut MANSFIELD (UPI) - problem threatened to file months, most of them government to increase welfare benefits. that the burden of the $60 million tax said many of the school’s O'Neill proposed elimination of the Ur­ The House did approve amendments had the right to appeal the ruling to a The Connecticut provision, as dis-' Workers at the Mansfield a complaint charging her because of on-the-job in­ Ms. Steinem said 87 percent of New York residents on gross receipts would to home by residents were self-abusive ban Problems Grants on the opening day requiring the state to distribute any sur­ special oil industry court in New tinct from a similar law In New Training School say with abuse when she juries, said Welz, a former on welfare are women and dependent children. the 11 companies involved and not or had other mental con­ of the 1981 Legislature to bridge a plus at the end of this year to towns hit by York called the Temporary York, applies only to the prices of reported abuse of mentally refused to give hiin a se­ Mansfield worker now with the Connecticut consumers of golf two years ago, “but I like said his group was still "optim istic” it fiscal year which ends June 30. with the federal government’s recent associate who’s -worked at companies in all other ports on the GOOD FOR ANY QM, FORD, CHRYSLER & the water at St. Maarten and I'm just going to enjoy could score a victory on the Senate floor. price decontrol policy. survey has shown the majority of Mansfield for 8V5 years. “This shows we are willing to make lawmakers want to get rid of it. eastern cost, Connecticut has- AMC CAR the water there for a few days:’’ House urban lawmakers offered a series Connecticut was the first state in “ What I see are workers cuts. We are willing to stand up to Many lawmakers said the court created a price control system even of unsuccessful amendments for a com­ the nation to adopt such a tax. The hugging peopie, kissing people,” he said. more complex than the New York """""""“"""" c o u p o n """"""""””"" promise, saying the cities could not afford levy was the cornerstone of a $160 decision Wednesday strengthened the them and teaching them." j Rep. Eugene Migliaro, R-Wolcott, million tax package for fiscal 1980- case for repeal. Provision.” Ms. Thomas joined about Rock compromise to lose major chunks of revenue this late countered it would to “irresponsible” to in the budget year with so little warning. two dozen workers in a The Grateful Dead rock group agreed Wednesday to shift the burden to the towns, which will FREE " If we were welching on a debt to a news conference alter or delete references to sex and drugs from a have to increase their own revenues to bookie, they’d have ways of settling it. Wednesday where they videotape of an October performance at ^ d io City balance the bottom line. OIL CHANGE The cities do not have any recourse,” said Decision on oil price hike criticized reports about an Music Hall. Rep. Borden StedVes, R-West Haven. “You can well to assured there will to “abuse log” kept by the The theater, claiming damage to reputation, had ob­ FREE Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, in­ tax increases if we vote for tbi$ monstrous school which listed 100 tained a court order prohibiting distribution. troduced the first amendment that would bill,” he said. « complaints of abuse filed LUBRICATION j Thnj order was lifted under the agreement, which Majority Leader John Groppo, right, talks with Rep. Christopher reduce the grants by 25 percent this fiscal Rep. William A. DiBella, D-Hartford, a giant step in killing tax against employees in 1979 also applied to a promotional poster of two skeletons and 1980. Shays, R-Stamford, left, and Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, year, or $5.9 million, and 50 percent in the said the state’s action was not "biting the FREE leaning on the music hall’s exterior. HARTFORD (UPI) - A court deci­ troled Legislature's bail out in put­ Senate Minority Leader George A dozen of the com­ chairman of the finance Committee as the Connecticut House of next fiscal year. It failed 87-59. bullet. It’s passing the bullet on to be bit at He said dhmlqailon of the grant the'local level." sion allowing oil companies to raise ting togetoer its current $2.7 billion Gunther, R-Stratford, took itto plaints last year were sub­ SAFTETY CHECK Representatives debates amendments designed to Walter down Gov. Divorce in mfe prograni presented ‘“ confounding Amendments to cut the grants byHOper- - >prices to meet a 2 percent state tax budget because it promised to brin^ expected partisan line and said stantiated by school of­ BOB RILEY SERVICE DEPARTMENT William O’Neill’s proposal to slash ^ . 8 million in grants to cities problems for the municipalities” and cent and assess each community an equal on their profits has added strength to in $W million in new revenue. Democratic, leaders “perpetrated a ficials, while over the two- 345 Cantor 81., Manchaator (iov. William (J’Neill, who already hoax on this issue from the very year period compiaints Astronomer Carl Sagan’s divorce from his wife is in and towns. (UPI photo) “challenges the concept of equity to the amount also failed. the movement favoring repeal of the 649-1740 jurisdictional dispute. He wants it in Los Angeles, she levy, Connecticut lawmakers say. has asked for elimination of $23.8 beginning and now they’re going to resuited in disciplinary in New York. Both House Majority Leader John million in grants to cities and towns have to live with it.” suspensions for 26 workers. A to cover a deficit in the present The next round is set for Monday in Los Angeles Connecticut jails GrasBo unable Groppo, D-Winsted, and Rep. He said the Legislature should vote But the Workers at COUPON budget year, had no immediate com­ Wednesday’s news con­ Superior Court, Sagan’s Los Angeles attorney, Marvin Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, said for repeal or in favor of a measure to ment on the possibility of hunting for ference said focusing Mitchelson, says he will have Sagan’s New York at­ Wednesday repeal was likely and suspend collection of the tax until the to eat aolidB alternative revenue would to needed. another $60 million. attention on the iog in- torney. Irving Gruber, fly to L.A. Monday to testify. issue is finally settled. HARTFORD (UPI) - Former But through his press aide the Wright, co-chairman of the Several bills have been introduced suited the vast majority of FREE Gov. Ella Grasso has been drinking governor said he continued to oppose diligent workers and mis­ Bill to reduce crowding Legislature’s Appropriations Com­ to repeal the oil tax and more than Cabbie objects small quantities of fluids but remains mittee, said the projected deficit for repeal of the oil tax. represented conditions at unable to eat any solid foods at Hart­ one survey has shown the majority of BRAKE INSPECTION HARTFORD (UPI) - The head of the the Hartford Correctional Center, three- The speedy resolution of pending cases the 1981-1982 fiscal year, if the oil tax Energy Under Secretary Thomas the school. Milwaukee cabbie Delbert Worden was offended by ford Hospital, where she is being legislators want to get rid of it, BOB RILEY SERVICE DEPARTMENT N and its $60 million in revenue is H. Fitzpatrick said he favors repeal, Ms. Thomas said news news stories saying he took advantage of a foreign stu­ state’s civil liberty union and the state quarters of the prisoners are pretrial will save state dollars and free “priceless regardless of what happened in the 345 Cantor SI., Manchaatar treated for cancer. eliminated, will reach $260 million to adding the tax already was being reports deaiing with the dent by charging him $154 foj a 150-mile drive from an corrections commissioner, two men who detainees,” Olds said. They have not been pre-trial beds which can then to utilized iegal arena. 649-1749 “It was a very quiet day $300 million. passed through by dealers. abuse log were similar to airport to the University of Wisconsin at Stevens have been at odds in the past, are both coqvicted. They are too poor to get out. for chronic offenders,” the conunissioner The proposals are pending before (Wednesday),’’ said hospital He said the state’s fiscal situation Sen. Majority Leader Richard F. coverage of child abuse Point. supporting a bill designed to reduce “The amount of money a person has said. the Finance, Revenue and Bonding spokesman Jam es Battaglio. “There "is getting more bleak all the time. Schneller, DEssex, said if the tax cases. Worden said the actual fee was $225. Says he, defen­ serious overcrowding in jails. should not determine whether a person Committee. A cochairman of that COUPON were no problems. She’s been awake were repealed “the next logical area sively, "I gave him a discount of $71.’’ The Legislature’s Judiciary Committee remains in jail or not. Yet that is exactly The Committee also heard testimony on “Who do we, tax? We’re now back to panel. Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New “ Parents who are doing all day. She did some reading. She to raise revenues would to a sales heard testimony Wednesday on a bill to now what happens,” Olds said. a measure which would set up a procedure cutting services and where will that Haven, said anyone who supports a good job at home with drank a little bit of clear liquids.” tax hike.” require the courts to hold hearings every He also said the present 45-day bond to ? ” repeal should have alternative their kids don’t make the for the return of stolen property before a Mrs. Grasso, 61, remains in serious Sen. Russell Post, R-Canton, who TRANSMISSION 30 days on bail status for people awaiting status review had a disparate effect on the The 2nd Circuit Appeals Court in revenue in mind. newspapers,” she said. Quote of the day criminal action is settM . condition with cancer of the liver and brought in droves of witnesses last trial on lesser felonies. large Hispanic population in the jails. New York City Wednesday upheld “To repeal it and do nothing puts us “Child abuse does.” “Most women in America are only one man away intestinal tract. The disease was first the ruling of U.S. District Court year to testify against the tax,- said Ms. Thomas said many SERVICE William Olds, executive director of the "This bill has the potential to reduce our The bill would allow the property owner in a box,” Stolberg said. “To repeal from welfare," said Gloria Steinem in reference to detected in April 1980 when she un­ Judge M. Joseph Biumenfeld, who legislators who voted for it should people didn’t understand CCLU, said the measure “would to one jail population by speeding up court dis­ to file a claim for its return with approval it and com e up w ith a m ore women forced to go on welfare when their husbands derwent surgery for a cancerous said a clause in the tax banning oil have known the pass through clause conditions at the schooi, way in which the Legislature could help positions in cases that are currently from both the defense and prosecutor. regressive revenue source is quite $14.50 die. cystic mass on an ovary. companies from passing it through to wouldn’t stand up. which has 1,000 residents reduce the very severe overcrowding that awaiting trial in our centers for long possible.” BOB RILEY SERVICE DEPARTMENT Battaglio said Mrs. Grasso, who “I felt from the beginning that we exists.” periods of time,” Corrections Com­ Deputy Chief Public Defender Clement consumers was unconstitutional; The New York court did say and is one of two major in­ 345 Canlar 81., Manchaatar has been hospitalized since Dec. 8, were going to have a huge mess, stitutions for the retarded Glimpses A federal judge recently ordered the missioner John R. Manson said. F . Naples said the lack of proper evidence The appeals court agreed with Connecticut could appeal to a special 649-1749 was moved from one hospital room which is exactly what happened,” in Connecticut. Hartford Correctional Center to reduce its Manson said as of Jan. 24, 475 pre-trial could hinder both the prosecution and Blumenfeld's argument last April oil industry court in New York called The Platters will be at Madison Square Garden’s to another about one week ago but Post said. “They (tax sup^rters) population, saying serious overcrowding detainees were incarcerate for more that the pass through prohibition in the 'Temporary Emergency Court of For instance, she said Felt Forum for a rock ‘n’ roll revival Feb. 6-7 . defense and could take away the defen­ has not changed floors and has not can no longer pretend that it's not COUPON violated inmates' constitutional rights. than 45 days and 63 percent have bonds of the tqx was a price-control measure Appeals. Attorney General Carl one patient who was con­ dant’s right of confrontation; been moved to intensive care. costing anybody anything and now ' “It’s important to keep in mind that at $10,000 or less. and thus at, odds with the federal Ajello had no immediate comment on fined to a wheelchair government’s price decontrol policy. have to face up to the music that they whether he wouid appeal. b e c a u s e o f a w eig h t The tax was the Democrat-con- wrote last spring.” TUNE UP Evening Herald USPS 327-500 Consumer bills 4 cylinder & L6 — $14.75 Almanac V6&V8 — $19.75 Weather Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by the Manchester' Pubiishing Co., Herald Square, set for hearing 2 Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at HARTFORD (UPI) — The Legislature’s General Law COUPON Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address Weather forecast By lliiilFit Press Inirrnalionul Committee will hold public hearings on bills to protect changes to The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 591, Today is Thursday, Jan. 29, the 29th day of 1981 with 336 pwple who rent apartments and cars and buy hearing Manchester, Conn. 06040. » Cloudy today with a 60 percent chance of snow to follow. aids and precious metals. developing. Highs in the iow 30s but turning colder in the AIR FRONT END 1 tO S T O M The moon is moving toward its new phase. Customer Service The committee also agreed Wednesday to draft legisla­ Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream afternoon. Snow ending before midnight after ac­ The morning stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. tion on six proposals by the state Consumer Protection To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call cumulating a few inches. Then partly cloudy windy and The evening stars are Mercury and Mars. Department, including biils pilowing the sale of gasoline ALIGNMENT cold through Friday. Lows in the teens. High Friday in 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ^ n - Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. in liters, limiting permits issued for “Las Vegas nights” Made with Shady Qlen’s Pure Vanilla Ice the 20s. Northeriy winds increasing to 15 to 25 mph this ban rRAI«C»CO jDfNVEl English-American freedom crusader Thomas Paine day through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery $9.85 9 and regulating firms that deal in apartment listing ser­ afternoon and continuing through Friday. should to made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and was bom Jan. 29, 1737. vices. Cream and delicious Maraschino Red BOB RILEY SERVICE DEPARTMENT by 7:30 a.m. Saturday. 345 Cantar 81., Manchaatar L O S A N O E ^ p On this date in history: Two biils proposed by committee member Rep. Cherries. Extended outlook .Suggested carrier rates are‘$1.20 weekly, $5.12 for In 1861, Kansas became the 34th state. Benjamin DeZinno, D-Meriden, would extend the Unfair 640-1740 one month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six Extended outiook for New England Saturday through JEMWaATUHE» In 1900, eight baseball teams were organized as the Labor Practice Act to contracts between pharmacies and months, and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are Monday: u American League. They were Buffalo, Chicago, firms providing prescription payments and require that O flilA N t Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas City, available on request. """""""" c o u p o n MaHHachuHHtH, RhiMic laland & Conneclirul: Fair ‘ itm m batteries for hearing aids to dated. K/' H- Milwaukee and Minneapolis. ^ through the period with a warming trend. Daytime highs \ Advertising- Another hiil raised by the committeie would prevent m the 20s and 30s Saturday rising to the 40s Monday, In 1936, Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, auto ieasing agencies from demanding credit cards from D ubonnet Black Cherry ice Cream To place a classified or display advertisement, call SINGLE WOMENS’ wernight lo\"Siin the teens Saturday rising to the 30s on Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner became the first five men people who want to lease vehicles even if they want to Monday. WSATMER fOTOCABT ^ 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. ‘ pay in advance. through Friday. y 10-10 CLUB Vermont: Fair Saturday and Sunday. Chance of rain or In 1979, President Carter and Teng Hsiao-ping, Chinese 'hie committee agreed to examine ways to improve a Luscious Shady Glen Ice Cream, chock full of snow showers Monday. Highs Saturday in the 20s. Milder deputy prime minister, opened three days of talks.' ” iy 10% OFF Service News law drawn up because of increasing thefts of gold and beautiful, plump Black Cherries. Sunday and Monday with highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s. silver. 10% OFF Any GMC Part National foirecast To report a news item, story idea or picture Idea, Lows in the teens Saturday and in the mid 20s to mid 90s The bill would strengthen the law by allowing police BOB RILEY SERVICE DEPARTMENT call 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ Sunday and Monday. For period ending 7 a.m. E S T 1/30/81. During Thursday departments to reject applications for a license to 345 Cantor SI., Manchaatar day through Friday. Maine, ,\ew llam|iHhirei Fair weather Saturday and night, snow will to expected over portions of the Rockies, prospective buyers. Shady Glen is good — the difference Is QUALITYI 049-1740 Who to call: Sunday. Chance of showers or flurries Monday. Lows 5 while mostly fair weather should dominate the rest of the ( The committee turned down ah effort to incorporate a Lottery Manchester — Alex Glrelll. atove to 10 below zero Saturday morning and in the 20s by nation. Minimum readings Include: (approx, max. companion bill that would have also required buyers io Mia thraaih fatniary 9 laaO aa I East Hartford — Patrick Reilly. iCaral Monday morning. Highs in the teens and lower 20s Satur­ temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 35 (51), Boston 17 withhold sale of the precious metals while police In­ •Oflar aaod Maaaah Fahmarr 9, t i l l day warming to the 30s by Monday. (29), Chicago 12 (23), aeveland 12 (24), Dallas 39 (52), vestigated the suspected theft of the merchandise. Denver 19 (46), Duluth -4 (19), Houston 45 (66), Jackson­ Committee co-chairman Rep. Robert Carragher, D- Long Island Sound Numbers drawn Rhode Island daily 0488 Hebron and Vernon — Barbara Richmond. ville 36 (58), Kansas City 17 (30), Little Rock 39 (49), Los Hartford, said the additional requirement was “op- Wednesday: Rhode Island weekly Sports — Earl Yost. ’ Angeles 48 (61), Miami 53 ( 72), Minneapolis 2 (19), New presive” and “went too far.” RILEY OLDSMOBILE Sound to Connecticut 394 193.1362,28525,207103 Clubs, weddings and engagements -- Betly Ryder. DAIRY STORES Watch Hill, R.I. to MonUuk Point, N.Y.: Northwesterlv Orleans 45 (66), New York 22 (29), Phoenix 48 ( 65), San Carragher and co-chairman Sen. Amplla Mustone, D- Vermont 396 Massachusetts dally 4821 Questions or complaints — Frank Burbank or Steve w ^ s at 15 to 25 knots with higher guats this afternoon (Yancisco 45 ( 53), Seattle 33 ( 45), St. Louis 20 ( 29) and Meriden, disclosed the bill was among a large group of Maine 459 Massachusetts, weekly Harry. On Route 6 in Manchester and at the Manchester Parkade 345 CtniBr 8t., Manchtttor and continuing through Friday. Mostly cloudy with snow WaBhmgt()n 24 ( 34). New Hampshire 4975 893,92.0 measures they had decided were unlikely to receive ap­ liurnes today. proval and would not come before the committee. 649-1749 4 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Jan. 29. 1961 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Jan. 29. m i - 5

•.? ij. ,'f' s Neighbors remain opposed to Multi-Circuits’ plan Manchester By MARTIN KEARNS that while the firm has gone “beyond what is legally In new developments, Kieinschmidt said he would soon Kieinschmidt also said the town is considerint the Herald Reporter ^ u lr e d of them’ the residents seem interested in announce plans to alleviate the parking problem on Purchase of unidentified property for the develonmMt of stifling Multi-Circuits. Harrison Street. Although he declined to elaborate on the another town cemetery. He assured however that East MANCHESTfeR — The newly formed Roll Street Zingler, l^ e v e r , said, “I’m getting the impression P'an, its acceptance by residents could help solve the two- ^">«tery would not be tampered with in the event such Residents’ Association Tuesday reaffirmed Ita opposition Uiere is no hope for the neighbors.” month old controversy. action is taken. to the proposed expansion of Multi-Circuits Inc., while Machine shop employees town officials announced tentative plans to sell the town’s park and cemetery garage. ' , The garage has been the focus of much attention and is a key to Multi-Circuits’ expansion plans. . ^ iBBlBllBUBB IBllBBBBBlBll fight health woes at work Hie firm has already announced a desire to acquire the facility in return for its construction of a $275,000 town By ANN MESSECAR garage elsewhere. In so doing, Multi-Circuits would be rCffO/CESTM EiT^ Deli Department Specials Herald Reporter TOWN OF MANCHESTER able to renovate the building to office'space and free krakusimported ^ MANCHESTER - Imagine for a HEALTH DEPARTMENT 8,700-square-feet for expanded production. moment, a small machine-shop in But residents voted overwhelmingly Monday to block IN TOWN POLISHHAM...... • Manchester employing about 85 peo­ Which of the following health programs would be of in­ the acquisition, and have hired the law firm of Beck and ple. Inside there is a major battle terest to your organization? Return this form to Pagano to assist them. At Tuesday night’s meeting of a U8DA CHOICE going on — a battle against smoking MANCHESTER HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 41 CENTER special town advisory committee, neighborhood SWISS CHEESE...... * and overweight. STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. 06040. representative Walter Zingler defended the vote, saying, BOnOM ROUND MUCKE*S NATURAL CASINO A The president of this company, “'Tlie town garage is a feasible working unit at the pre­ □ Physical Fitness □ High Blood Pressure sent time.” H 0TD 06S...... * 2 ® * David Gunas, is currently waging an •WCMPS 5 all-out war against these two com­ □ Smoking Cessation Control Town Manager Robert Weiss and Director Arnold ROAST mon health problems and his □ Alcohol/Chemical □ Medical Self Care “Ike” Kieinschmidt, however, said the sale of the proper­ CENTER CUT ty has been under consideration for about three years. BOLOGNA strategies are unique and show his Control □ Stress Management MOTHER OOOSE ’ « J _ _ concern for his employees. Weiss added that the sale was recommended in the □ Pre-Retirement town’s Public Administration Survey completed in Gunas was part of - a panel on □ Nutrition & Weight BOnOM ROUND LIVERSAUSAGE...... » * 1 * * Health Promotion Efforts in the Counseling November of 1979. w iA v n Control ’’The likelihood that the town garage will rennain where Workplace. He recently developed □ Disease Screening □ Hazardous Wastes Safety i ROAST his own system for engaging his and Control it is, is very dim,” said Weiss. Kieinschmidt also said he CHICKEN ROLL ...... employees in better health practices has already studied the propos^ move, and would soon WEAVER’S at the work site. recommend its accept^ce by the Board of Directors. Gunas understands “it’s hard to do Name of Organization. The town has expressed interest in consolidating all DUTCH FRYE it by yourself.” So his system in­ town services in one central garage. At the present time, cludes peer pressure and support, a Address ...... its departments are spread among several locations, and officials say the situation is not cost-effective. * BEAVTY AIDS barrage of health literature daily, GUGKEN BREAST 23 Final effort Zingler said neighbors surrounding Multi-Circuits op­ . oz. pkg. and financial incentives. Phone I ...... BEEF ROUND PtRTSHIWPOO...... „„*1, Firefighters hose down the remains of the Firefighters trom four towns battled the Everyone who signed up to begin posed its expansion, in part, because it would depress SECRET ANTI-PERSP. • 1101. - ■ 19th century Yankee Drover Inn in Newtown blaze and one firefighter was treated at a the weight loss program on Jan. 5 their property values. following a fire early Wednesday morning. hospital for smoke inhalation. (UPI photo) found their names up on a wall chart - Any Manchester business or industry interested in having Town officials, although sympatlwtic to the neighbors’ BACK RUMP IIBMIflIMHISPMy...... ,„*1. whfn they returned from the the Health Department assist or advise it in setting up a health fears, greeted Zingler’s remark as another in a long line SECRET DEODORANT _ _ holidays. program at work should have this form filled out and mailed to of complaints intended to block the company’s expan­ . Each Monday was weigh-in day. sion. ROAST SOUD...... a • 1 . the department. SCENTED OR UNSCENTED ...... ^ Manchester public records The results are duly recorded for all ”I get the idea that no matter what Multi-Circuits does LEAN JUICY to see. There was an immediate Company, the third panelist, talked for that neighborhood, they are against the expansion of 000. put that little sucker in their mouth 29 W arranty clerda Maude M. Field tp John R. financial incentive for every pound about what this large company does Multi-Circuits,” said Kieinschmidt. At Sieffert, chair­ wowM...... Hillview Apartments Ltd. to that’s what they’re taking in,” he REG. OR MINT TOOTHPASTE ■ W Thomas R. Brown and Stephen J. McVeigh and Debra M. McVeigh, lost. For the cheaters, there was an said. to promote the health of its 10,000 man of the town Planning and Zoning Commission, said EYE ROUND Donald R. Chamberlain, property at Brown to Donald G. Richards and property at 179 Spruce St., $51,000. immediate fine. When asked why he created this employees. 308B Hillview Condominiums, $46,- 1.29 Imodale S. Richards, property at 411- Real Pyramid Inc. to Walter A. Thirty-five employees began the program in his small machine shop, The company gives employees the ...... 200. 413 Main St., $69,000 Berk and Elaine A. Berk, property at program and the last two weeks have Gunas explained he just cared for the opportunity to use special facilities ROAST 7-9 Pleasant St., $58,000. Stanley Bray, Gladys Bray, Harold MaK Construction Co. Inc. to Carl showed a total weight loss for the people there. almost any time. Lockers, showers, ^ ...... William J. Gamache Jr. and Mary W. Garrity and Arlyne M, Garrity to W. Eckblom and Linda J. Eckblom, group of 200 pounds. “It’s the only life they have,” he and towels (if you get there early) Roxie E. Leone, Angelo Leone and Gamache to Michael K. Turkington property at 115 KnoIIwood Road, and The trials of losing weight have said. are available. The company also and Cathy C. Turkington, property at Manchester Fred W. Leone, property bordering other property, $113,000. almost become a game, and certain­ Mllargos Padilla, a labor educator offfers maps of jogging routes, club Manchester and East Hartford. 55 Finley St,, $75,000. Jensen Associates to Thomas K. ly with Gunas' support, a highly for the New Directions program at rooms with ping-pong tables, and Charles M. Lederman and Barbara Blanchard and Rossetto Construc­ Clarke, property at 94-2 Jensen Con­ -successful venture in promoting the University of Connecticut Health courts for racquetball and squash. It tion Inc. to Santo Gionfriddo Jr. and E. Lederman to Fotini Filakouris, dominiums, $22,000. health. Center, promotes health at the work even a bowling alley and a menu Sue Lynn Chladek, property at 66 property at 25 Christine Drive, $64,- Jensen Associates to Stephen C. Gunas also has a program to stop site in a different way. listing the caloric content of foods Wilfred Road, $55,900. USDA CHOICE 000. Nadherny and Cynthia J. Scully, smoking. New Directions will go to any work being served. League planning Raymond J. Wrobelski to Elaine F. 1 A ^ Evergreen Enterprises to Stephen property at 94-6 Jensen Con­ This time the charter on the wall Don said there are many facilities Smith, property in Oak Park, $10,000. site, if invited, and help workers J. Kelleher. property at 635A dominiums. $22,000. shows pink squares for each day the available for use, but it is up to the Raymond J Wrobelski to Robert there look at their workplace to see Evergreen Condominiums, $26,000. Katherine M. Boucher to Conrad employee "made it” without a individual to use them during the 10 survey on EMS BOTTOM ROUND ROAST ,q ^ Z . B. Regius S t , property at Oak Park, how it affects their health. 1 9 Evergreen Enterprises to John E. H. McCurry and Carol H. McCurry, cigarette. Black squares are the tell­ Her program teaches individuals minute lunchtime, or off company $ 10,000. Savino and Mary L. Savino, property property at 24-26 Roosevelt St., $73,- tale signs of failure. basic health information and current­ time. MANCHESTER— Volunteers frdm the League of at 633C Evergreen Condominiums, John Barnini and Pearl M Podrove KRAKUS IMPORTED 000. Financial incentives are also part ly is developing a manual with prac­ All three presentations were part Women Voters will begin this weekend on a telepltone c O $26,000. and William B. Glotzer to J. Yusuf of this program, though some of the of a program presented at a meeting 1 Essack and Ajril K. Kim, 55 percent Cerlificale.of atlachment tical solutions for workers experien­ survey to fiml out how much Manchester residents know Evergreen Enterprises to Shirzod money is going toward the purchase cing stress. of the Health Systems Agency of interest to Mr. Essack and 45 percent Salvatore H. Carfi against Joseph about available emergency services and how they would Ahmadi and Donna M. Cooke, of an infant incubator for the local North Central Connecticut’s Subarea interest to Ms. Kim in property at 13 V. Rivosa, property in Manchester, “How many times have we heard react in a medical emergency. P O L IS H H A M *ZJ property at 633A Evergreen Con­ hospital. Advisory Council. 9 9 . and 21 East Middle Turnpike, $215,- $1,815. someone say, ‘My job is killing The survey will go on over three weekends. dominium, $26,000 Gunas also makes his attack on As part of an on-going Interest in Larry Smith & Co. Ltd., Rockville, me?”' She asked. “If you can find out Miss Holladay Pitta, health educator with the Health Md.. against First Hartford Realty health problems by showering the what the problm s are, you can make health at the work site, Uie Health Department, told the Advisory Board of Health T u ^ a y , “Corp., property at 418 West Middle employees with literature. One time the corrections.” Department has conducted a survey. that she expected the volunteers could complete 250 or We Give Old Fashioned Parents form group Turnpike, $8,000. he handed out a sheet containing a The emphasis of the program is It contacted 100 restaurants and food- 300 oaUs. Savings Bank of Manchester long list of chemicals found in prevention. handling establishments and At the same time that survey is under way, two Univer­ Butcher Service ... cigarettes. No Substitute MANCHESTER— A new parents’ second Wednesday of each school against Janice K. Gagnon, property Richard Don, pharmacist consul­ tabulated their interest for informa­ sity of Connecticut researchers will be conducting a sur­ group was formed at the Regional month from 7:30 to 9 p.m. There will at 225 Hollister St., $2,900. “I wanted them to know when-they tant for Aetna Life and Casualty tion about health related subjects. vey of their own on dental health. They will be allowed to For Quality Occupational Training Center in mid- be no February meeting due to Millicent D. Sloan against Edward “fdggy-back” the local survey in exchange for giving the January. Twenty-one families have parent/teacher conferences. R. Sloan, property at 95 Grissom town the results of their survey. ^ indicated an interest in the group and Road, $30,000. STORE HOWS; the first meeting featured a discus­ Ideas for programs and social sion on sex education for the han­ events for the group are welcome. Quit rinim Lutz plans contest Mon. I'Tues. ’tR 6.-00 317 MglilaiHl S t dicapped and retarded. Contact Kathy Rubin at the school Vernon Street Corp. to MaK A LEGEND IN SOUND The next scheduled meeting is for for additional information about the Construction Co. Inc., property at 115 MANCHESTER — “How to keep Your Hands Warm Wei, ThMx, 1 Fri. 'tO 9:00 March 11. The group will meet on the group. KnoIIwood Road. on a Cold Wintry Day” contest is being sponsored by Lutz MiUCHESTER Junior Museum during February. Sat I Sunday m e m o i r s f f l k l i p s c K Tbe museum is looking for original inventions for hand- 'H 6.-00 warming devices and will accept the real thing or a CONN. Blood donors reach marks sketch '^th explanation. Anyone of any age may enter the contest. The deadline MANCHESIER— Mrs. Madde. Mrs Helen Aseltine, Mockalis, Mary L. Joslin, Burdette Webb Jr., John M. is 5 plin. Feb. 17. Prizes will be awarded Feb. 19 at an Eileen Flynn became a six- Robert H. Sines, .Mrs. Ann Samuel P. McCurry. Ruff. Invention Convention from 2 to 5 p.m. at the museum. gallon blood donor Monday DeMarchi, Ms. Joyce E. May. David A. Sacenti, Catherine Thaddeus Gadarowski, Lutz isn’t trying to market hand warmers. It’s just when the Red Cross Blood- Rabbi Richard Plavin. L. Adams, Earl Doggart, Judith Dziedzinski, Robert M. trying to focus attention on February birthdays, including GROCERY SPECIALS mobile visited Manchester. Mrs Eunice W Whitney, .Margaret E. Fish, Robert H. Brindamour. Renee R. those of inventors, John Holland (submarine), Edison, Garden Fresh, Produce Specials Others who reached Ralph Maccarone. Garland W. Franklin, Mrs. Nancy Ann Fratus, Joann A. Irish, Bruce Alessandro Volta, McCormick (reaper), Copernicus, Reedy, Fernand Levesque, WELCH’S CRISP GREEN LEAFY . donor milestones were Rock, L. Evelyn Schofield, H. Nelson. Mary Jarvis, Gutenberg. Robert Olten, Mrs. Doris S. David W. Morsey. Debora Gould, Cecilia Donald Custer, four Ramizi, Mrs Mary Walker, Michalak. The event of one of several birthday celebrations WELCHADE...... 4a 01.' gallons; Kent A. Carlson Daniel J. Michl planned by Lutz. For further information phone 6434)949. LETTUCE ^ 9 9 * Walk-in Donors Teresa Emond, George Pin­ HEINZ and Mrs. Robert Bryce, Mrs. Marie B Benson. Donna Ano, Charles Lewin, three gallons; Richard L James D Reuter, Donald to, Frank Cuneo, Jean •1.39 HEALTHFUL CALIF. I W W I . Jean Chaplin, William R. Lowbert, Joanne Mumley, KETCHUP...... 440. Roach and Russell Siorrs, Ellis, Paul Giacopassi, Johnson. Charles McCooe. MoitotjCheck the loot PILLSEUHY PLUS—CARROT, WHITE, YELLOW, DEVILS two gallons: Mrs Jane Donald McAllister, Mrs. Bonnie Russell, Andy Beverly Jenkins, Mary Goetz, Thibodeau. Nancy Thibodeau. Maccarone, John Shannon, Marion E. Tillotson. Mrs Robin Buskey, Dorothy LAKE (^AitLES, La. (UPI) — Ah employee carrying CAKE MIXES ...... ia.Boz.4 CMROTS 3 l 9 9 * Joyce Boober Maureen Schofield, Janet Zemke and Howard Mercer. Marjorie Holmes, Margaret the day’s reqeipts from a fried chicken restaurant was DOXSS-NEW ENGLAND LARGE SWEET NAVEL W WW WW . 1 Epstein, one gallon Jane H. Currie, Kathleen D Ronald Mercer. William Moseley. Mrs. Jacqueline McCoan, Robert Gagshaw, robbed as she left work, but the thieves were too busy In all 141 pints were Marceau. Sandra Garrity, Charles Schneider. Scott Mof­ arguing aboiR splitUng the loot to see what they took. GLAM CHOWDER...... IBoz.1 Nichols, Pamela Robertson, Joseph A. Tuzzolino, Carol donated, more than m most Antone Cosme. John C. Kelly, fat, Ronald J. Gochee, Susan Police ‘said the robbers, who were unarmed, took a ORANGES D A o 9 * recent collections Rovegno. Carol O'Neill. David Sounichsen. ' paper bag fjlled with chicken bones. Another bkg carried Alan F. Lamson, William D, C. Ebdon. John Muschko. The next visit will be a MacGlIlvary Lisa Charette, Rosario by the woman employee Tuesday night contained the SUKD CARROTS... ..»».4!*1.9 0 FAMOUS BAKERS-IDAHO ■■ I A W i A Ann Zanlungo. Elizabeth Sapienza, Kathy Konicki, special one Feb. 6 at Edward II Timbrell J r , Dent, Lorraine A. Edgar, ihoney. 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Our 81tl YW as Tru$l»d Jewalers V ______> Alibrlo, William Brindamour, t N MAIN ST„ DOWNTOWN IM NCH im R 666-4740 first floor. 2500 sq. ft., second floor, George Chrostowsky, Mrs. ' • Hartford • Naw Britain • Woatfarma Mall Judy Monaco, Mrs Elaine S, Ew»ee»M*ir Chwg»Vii«1iee#we Owve (partitioned for medical office.) Law, Sister Julia Lydon. CNI m N lI ir 6434093 Mrs. Arlyne Peck, Robert J • FINANCING • TRADE-INS • SAVE-A-WAY PRETESTED AND SBlYICED ON PREMISES REPONE T O U R lflt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiii' 6 - EVENING HERALD. Thura , Jan. » , 1961 EVENING HERALD, ThurE.. Jan. 29, 1981 — 7 Child care seminar scheduled Trip semi-finalists named Town water budget Special early closings A highlight of the morning session will be a Following a box lunch, therd will be three Manchester HAMDEN - The dilemma of young parents MANCHESTER— Semi-finalists Greenwood Drive; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas who cannot obtain jobs because they have no 10:45 panel on "Child Care Needs— Collective workshop sessions. have been drawn in the Evening Herald Brown, 195 Puritan Drive, Middletown: includes rate hike set for training center one to care for children while they work will Bargaining and Legislative Answers.” The symposium will be held at UCk)nn Bermuda trip contest. Semi-finalists will Helen Diehl, 129 Keeney St. (2); Robert E. Dongan, 5 Elsie Drive. MANCHESTER— The following be considered at a Symposium jointly spon­ Panelists will include: Donald Shearers, ad­ School of Social Work, 1800 Asylum Avenue, be drawn from entries at each par­ MANCHESTER - The town water, system. ly in February. If parents wish to early closing days will be in effect sored by the University of Connecticut School ministrative, Chambersburg (Pa.), Day Clare West Hartford, Ct. with registration set for ticipating merchant weekly until the Irene Bempton, 39 Ridgewood Road; Ethel Water Department’s proposed The 33 percent Increase that will be arrange for a conference with a of Social Work and the Connecticut State AFL- Center; Bobbie Creque, child care specialist 8:30 a.m. grand prize drawing on Feb. 20. The Hennequin, 167 Green Road; Janet Sandberg, budget for next year includes a 33 sent to town directors is the last of Housing group to meet for the Regional Occupational teacher or teachers to discuss their CIO on Saturday at UConn's West Hartford United Way and AFL-CIO Community Ser­ The public is invited and persons wishing to winner will be announced in the Evening 19 Jarvis Road; Virginia Ryan, 138 Charter percent increase in water rates. the initial three increases originally Trainirig Cotter.- MANCHESTER- The mittee concerning proposed struc­ child's progress report, please con- campus. vices Department; Dr. Richard Ruop, Bank attend may pay the 87 registration fee (which Herald on Feb. 23. Oak^St.; J. Wadrek, 15 fontm St.; LoiS Robert Weiss, town manager, planned by the town. Weiss, howeyer, tacit Vicki Cocco, ROTC secretary. Manchester Housing Coalition will turing of the organization and Parents and towns should Child Care as a negotiated benefit may very Street College of Education, New York, N.Y. includes lunch) at the door provided they call This week's seml-finalists are: Dora Mar­ Doggart, 81 West St.; R.J. Luko, 26 Swrise today explained the Increase as part declined to say it would be the final This parent conference time has been hold its second organizational proposed committees dealing in the make the necessary arrangements. well be the next important demand made by and Andrea DiLorenzo, program ad­ before Friday. tina, 12 Bates Road (2); L. Gagnon, 52 Lane, East Hartford; Joyce Perrett, 44 of a plan to spread costs for the increase, and said that decision iheeting tonight at Concordia various areas of housing. ROTC will close at 12:30 p.m. made available in response to parent Unions in collective bargaining with ministrator, AFSCME Women's Activity Those interested should call Ann Johnson at Falknor Drive; R.J. Lulro, 26 Sunrise Lane, Horace St.; Georgette Kiecolt, 156 Mountain town's proposed water treatrhent would depend oi) actual the cost of requests. Road, Jeanette RepSher, 104 Homestead St. Lutheran Church at 40 Pitkin St. The Manchester Housing Coalition Dates for early closing are: Feb. 11 Employers. Program. 523-4841, extension 324, Henry Becker at 233- Blast Hartford; Ruby Fothergill, 44 Fairview plant over a three-year period. the water project. St.; Ken Leslie, 34 ^ te s Road; Michael Riz­ (2); Jane Ireland, 49 Durant St.; David Peck, The meeting, which will begin at is being formed by various groups for parent conferences, March 11 for Symposium will be exploring the role of Reactors to the panel session will include 1203, or Susan Havelock at 888-3591. Residents have already voted a 820 zo, 43 Finley St.; Robert Hendrickson, 18 43 Long Hill St., East Hartford. 7:30 p.m., is open to all organizations and individuals in town to respond to staff in-service, April 8 for staff in- Government in Child Day Care as well as how State Sen, Marcella C. Fahey, D-East Hart­ If approved by town directors, the Card party Keep updated Farmstead l^ne, Rockville; Sue Leslie, 34 John Roderick, 15 Covington St., New Bri­ million bond for the water project. and individosls in Manchester who the increasing housing crisis in town, best Unions can obtain services for their ford; State Rep. Eugene A. Migliaro Jr., R- increase should roughly double water service, May 13 for staff in-service Keep up to date on events in the state, - Bates Road (21; jane Bourgue, 226 Henry St. tain; M.H. Massaro, 52 Park St.; Judy Although Weiss said the rate In­ are concerned with the promotion the lack of available housing, and in­ GLA.STONBl'RV - The Glaston­ members. Woolcott; and Frances Roberts, director. Of­ rates since the time the referendum and June 10 for parent and teacher nation and world in less than two minutes. Tim Mathon, 64 Concord Rioad; Jeanette Rlngvette, 1129 South St., Coventry; Dolores creases were not included In the and development of housing, es­ creasing rental costs. bury Emblem Club will hold its an­ The keynote speaker will be Ruth An- fice of Child Care State of Connecticut and Blanchette, 822 Hop River Road, Bolton; A. .Malloy, 226 Woodhaven Road, Glaston­ was voted. The project approved by conferences. Update, a column of news to bring busy referendum vote, he said the water pecially low- and moderate cost un­ Clarence Zachery of Manchester nual Scholarship Card Party on Feb tioniates. director of Social Services Susan Bucknell, executive director, Perma- Joyce Caton, 530 Forest St., East Hartford; bury; John Roderick, 15 Covington Road, residents includes a new water treat­ people up to date, exclusively yours every rate increases were well-piwUcized its. has been selected by the temporary The half day for Feb. 11 is to allow 7 at 8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers, nant Commission on the Status of Women, Ellen Rizzo. M Finley St. ; Julie Vincek, 35 New Britain. ment plant and installation of miles day on Page 2 of your Evening Herald. at the time residents wefe con­ The coalition’ will hear a report steering committee to chair this time for parent conferences. The donation fee will he $2. There State of Connecticut. of new w ater mains throughout town. AFL-CIO. sidering iihprovements to the town from its temppraiy steer' meeting. Progress reports will be sent our ear­ will be prizes and refreshments. h M M H M W

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L. ...J Lrnmmmmmmmms a - EVENING HERALD, Thur8., Jan, »■ IWI EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Jan. 29. 1911 - 9 People Science/Health Self-injurious child needs special help Space death rays long way off WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite within the next two decades. forms, even witihout considering the dif- their locations and direct the laser to fire NASHVILLE, Tenn, among the few centers in urge. frequent talk about the use of lasers and Physicists have known for years that ficulty of beam aiming and several pulses at each within a few hun­ (DPI) — Little Richie is a the country where children ’’These children drive particle beams as weapons in space, a concentrated columns of light or beams of countermeasures that burdens a particle dred seconds. He said the system also gorgeous child whose can be diagnosed and their parents bbnkers," Massachusetts Institute of Technology atomic particles could carry potentially beam weapon,” he said. could chave to overcome decoys or other warm green eyes hide fear, treated for this illness. Baumeister said. “ You physicist says such space-based death destnictive amounts of energy hundreds Lasers, on the other hand, would not suf­ countermeasures. frustration and agonizing ” A kid who slams still find some who are so rays are beyond the realm of practicality of even thousands of miles away. fer from such energy dispersion in space, "To conclude, practical space-based pain. himself in the head is con­ frustrated that they tie for the foreseeable future. But unlike today’s weapons which use Tsipis said. directed energy weapons systems are not R:ichie's mother has seen sidered self-injurious, their children up with rope. “ Even if eventually they could be chemical or nuclear explosives, lasers or But he said a spaceborne laser system within the visible technological horizon, " trained hospital personnel while a person who smokes Unless they live close to a developed, the cost of emplacing, particle beams must physically hit the capable of delivering knockout pulses to a he said. pour ice cold water over cigarettes is not,” says Dr. center, they are not likely supplying and maintaining them would be target, requiring extremely accurate swarm of ICBMs would require a high her son's head. She has Alfred Baumeister, a psy­ to receive competent prohibitive,” said Kosta Tsi|}is in a report aiming systems which themselves would quality light-concentrating piirror If a country decided to attempt to es­ watched him struggle in a chology professor at help.” to th8 annual meeting of the American pose formidable developmental problems. perhaps 10 feet in diameter and several tablish an antimissle laser system in straitjacket. She has seen Vanderbilt and top expert Richie’s mother ^has Association for the Advancement of The problem with particle beams, thousands of tons of hydrogen and oxygen space, even without demonstrating that it him cry out with pain from in the field. taken her son to agencies, Science. Tsipis said, is that4he energy would dis­ to generate the energy required. worked, Tsipis said- it could upset the electric shocks. Baumeister said most centers, and special In addition, he said energy beams would perse to such an extent that there would Tsipis said there is little technical proof strategic balance between the United Now, Richie stays home. children exhibit some schools. She has hired be fatally vulnerable during their initial not be enough to damage a distant target that such a mirror could be built “ within States and the Soviet Union ’ “ since it His parents put socks on forms of self-injurious professionals to care Jor stages in space. And even if they were in space. It would not be practical, he the visible technical horizon” which he would be feared to be capable of his hands, wrap him in a behavior. him at home. made operational, he said they probably said, to produce enough energy to deal defined as stretching to the end of this neutralizing the ballistic missiles of the warm blanket and hold him "In babies, you see head- "To hell with these agen­ could be neutralized by a variety of with that problem. century. other country. all day so the 8-year-old hitting used as an attention cies,” she says. countermeasures. “ (toe can therefore safely conclude that In addition, he said an antimissile laser ‘Its initiation could cause a major blond lad won’t smash his getting device,” he says. “You’ve got to do it However, Tsipis said airborne lasers as particle beam weapons are not practical system in space would have to be able to crisis and possibly an all-out war,'7 he head against the wall. ’ ’The difference between yourself. You stop listening anti-satellite weapons do appear feasible for use from exoatmospheric (space) plat­ detect a thousand or so targets, calculate said. , Richie doesn’t want to normal babies and SIB to teachers and you start hurt himself, but he is com­ children is that they usual­ listening to the child. pelled to by a little-known ly get over the behavior. Richie is telling me right disease called self- Farrah’s living room is warm and inviting with richly The playroom of a star is big enough to entertain a crowd Professor studying electronic ‘noise’ Kids learn there are better now, 'Mama, I need help.’ injurious behavior. The ways of securing attention. It’s exasperating as hell colored russet and blue rug designed to match the Indonesian (it measures 25’ by 40’ ), and is also cozy enough to sit with a STORRS— A University of Connecticut this noise sometimes in the form of applications, especially in areas where electronically reassembled. only sure remedy is They learn to cry or learn when you can’t find help.” batik-covered sofaS. The coffee table is an antique Moroccan friend and play chess. Farrah paints and sculpt in this room engineering professor is applying ad­ “ deliberate interference by an intelligent the electronic signal spectrum is crowded Both these techniques are used with restraint. language skills to reason or Studies have shown that door topped with glass. That’s an Andy Warhol portrait of the with its big overhead skylights which give her an abundance vanced statistical techniques to design adversary.” In layman’s language, that’s and special techniques are used to stuff relays to communications satellites, for Black and blue bruises make life miserable for the some SIB behaviors are star over the fireplace. of natural light. communications systems that can get “ jamming.” more messages into the same limited example. cover his small frame parent.” triggered by chemical their messages across in “ noisy” en­ The Air Force has granted Dr. Panayota electronic space. Papantoni-Kazakos, a native of Greece, from previous self­ A recent study found releases from the brain. vironments. Papantoni-Kazakos, associate professor These techniques include "bandwidth joined the UConn faculty in 1978, after destructive tantrums. He between 7 and 17 percent of The behavior itself causes But the noise she is concerned with is, of electrical engineering and computer compression,” where the signal is elec­ working at Bell Laboratories in New walks around the house the children in normal the release of painkillers. A visit to Farrah Fawcett’s private world like the signal itself, electronic, rather science at UConn, $98,957 since September tronically squeezed into a smaller Jersey, and serving as an assistant with his arms wrapped in ' I pediatric practice exhibit “ This, in effect, causes than the normal audio kind that bothers 1978 to look into the problem, in a project frequency band, and "packet radio professor of electrical engineering at Rice his shirt so tightly that his self-injurious tendencies, the individual to How does Farrah which she worked on with for showing movies — plus sunshine — and provides here after ^a game of most of us. titled “Robust Procedures for Com­ transmission” in which the message is University. blood circulation is although retarded, experience a ’natural high’ Fawcett, everyone’s designer Steve Chase. a bar, sterm and Betamax light for Farrah’s painting racquetball,” says Electronic noise is of special interest to munication Data.” electronically broken down into small She received a diploma in electrical, restricted — but his hands autistic, and children with derived from the opiate­ favorite dream girl, really Each room’s different — all hidden behind carved Fawcett, who works out on agencies like the Air Force, which is spon­ Papantoni-Kazakos also notes that the chunks m ix^ with similar pieces from mechanical, and industrial engineering can't be used as weapons. a low level of intelligence like substances,” he said. live? Just the way you’d from the next, but all have pine panels. and sculpting. At iU heart the court every day. soring the research, and which encounters project also would have other other communications, and then later from the National Technical University of "It got to the point where Dr. William DeVries holds the University constitute the majority of SIB children can be expect an all-American an easy, open-armed The playroom, so dubbed is a big, floor-to-ceiling, “ One of the things 1 love Athens. Greece, in 1968. I couldn't give him a bath those afflicted with SIB. restrained with rope, or movie star to — wiUi the warmth. ’Die living room, because it’s Fawcett’s spot river rock fireplace sur­ best about this house is of Utah’s artificial heart and indicates where because I couldn’t stand to ‘T ve even treated a 40- the self-abuse tendencies merest trace of Hollywood lined in sumptuous blue for relaxing with her rounded by bleached that there are lots of quiet the air tubes connect the external power look at all those bruises,” year-old psychologist for dulled by medication. glitter and lots of suede, has a “ glamorous, friends, is a sunny contrast places to go,” says supply to the heart would enter the body. A wicker sofas which have a says Richie’s mother. SIB,” Baumeister said. "You can also extract the wholesome charm. night-time look.” At one to the dark luxurious look Fawcett, a very busy, decidedly playful look, university review panel Tuesday gave "It tears you all to He says he receives calls teeth for chronic biters and “ I really put everything end, deep-blue and russet of the living room. Its glamorous woman. “ I real­ thanks to their puffy DeVries and his team permission to implant pieces. You completely go from worried parents all electric shock is also being into this house — it’s really Indonesian batik sofas are ceiling, lined with unpeeled ly adore living here.” crazy. Several times I have the heart in a human. The plan must now be over the country who used.” home to me,” says grouped around a tree trunks, soars to a big pillows with handpainted Farrah’s house is thought of kilting him and either can’t find treatment Fawcett of her abode, high fireplace. At the other end, sky-light that floods the 25 ice-cream-colored abstract featured in. the February approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Ad­ me both." Baumeister said one for their children or are on a hill over Los Angeles, there’s a big movie screen by 40 foot room with designs. “ I bring friends in issue of Hous)e Beautiful. ministration. (UPI photo) Self-injurious behavior ready to give up. newer treatment technique includes head-banging, Trained professionals in involves placing the eye-gouging, finger- the field are hard to find patient in a spin chair — chewing, hairpulling, since research has only similar to machines used Artificial heart biting and scratching. The been done the past 15 to separate plasma from This lady can show you severity of attacks depends years. The psychologist blood. on the individual. The said a recent two-^ear Births implant nearing Kennedy Center of study on an SIB child cost Other progressive treat­ Peabody College of $500,000 and failed to free ment techniques are still SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - The University of Utah Vanderbilt University is him of his head-banging being tested. review committee that approved an artificial heart for McCann, Rachael grandparents are Mr. and human implantation says the first recipient must be a Carey of South Windsor. Middletown. Her paternal Manchester. She has a Anne, daughter of James Mrs. Lionel Rivers of patient who would die without it, but researchers want abetter way Her maternal great­ grandparents are Mr. and E. and Susan Bernstein brother, Joel David, 3. , the subject to have a good chance for a normal life. Palmer, Mass: His great- grandmother .’is Mrs. Mrs. Einar Freberg of A trace of albumin McGann of Old Hartford grandparents are Mr. and After eight months of consideration, the 13-member Elizabeth Meyers of Hart­ New Britain. Her great- Coaklay, Steven Road, Amston, was bom Mrs. Russell Hiller of Review Board for Research with Human Subjects gave DEAR DR. LAM B-Our ford. Her paternal great- grandparents are Mr. and Charles, son of Keith and 15-year-old son just had a Jan. 11 at Manchester Rockville. its approval Tuesday to a university research team’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arle Eigenraam of Madeline Mercadante medical examination and Memorial Hospital. Her request to implant their polyurethane heart in a human. Mrs. Irving Hunter of New Britain. She has a Coakley of 164 Carriage the doctor said he has maternal grandmother is Grabon, Lynette Marie, Dr. Erast Eichwald, the board chairman, said the Food togetyour Bangor, Maine. sister, Ericka, 3. Drive, South Windsor, was albumin in his urine. Is Esther Bernstein of New­ daughter of Steven D. and and Drug Administration must now approve the device, Dr. Lamb bora Jan. 17 at Manchester that dangerous? He didn’t port, R.I. Her paternal Robin Jerome Grabon of which already has been successfully tested in animals. Hogan, Thomas Mar­ Senairo, James Louis, Memorial Hospital. His say if he had kidney dis­ grandmother is Virginia E. Vernon, was bora Jan. 15 at The go-ahead was expected in about 30 days. tin, son of Martin J. Jr. son of Louis J. and Nancy maternal grand^rents are ease or not and I’m McGann of Warwick, R.I. Manchester Memorial Eichwald said the doctors agreed the first patient and Sandra L. Bailey Cormier Senatro of 39 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mer­ worried about it. Our son Hospital. Her maternal would be someone undergoing cardiac surgery whose significance. done for the rest of your Hogan of 327 Lake Road, Alison Drive, South Wind­ cadante of Plainville. His seems’healthy and is active DEAR DR. LAMB Gillelle, Jason, son of grandparents are Mr. and Andover, was bora Jan. 18 natural heart could not be restarted by any means. The mortgi^ 1 - 1 body, have not affected it. sor, was bora Jan. 18 at paternal grandparents are in sports. He had the Dennis and Nancy Welch Mrs. Richard Jerome of patient would be taken off the heart-lung bypass machine need to know if it is possi­ To contract the gluteal at Manchester Memorial Manchester Memorial Mr.and Mrs. Donald examination because he is Gillette of 153 Eldridge St., Waterford. Her paternal and the artificial organ implanted. ble to firm up muscles if muscles over the buttocks, Hospital. His maternal Hospital. His maternal Coakley of Simsbu^. She’s Donna Slobodien at Heritage Manchester, was born Jan. “ There would be no danger to the patient’s life with the wrestling on the high they have been flabby for you must do exercises that grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and 13 at Manchester implant because he would die without it,” said Eichwald, Savings. And she’ll make it easy for you school team. The doctor more than five years. I am belong to the "bumps” that Mrs. F. J. Grabon of Mrs. William Bailey of Mrs. Zoel Cormier of En­ Chameroy, didn't say what to do about Memorial Hospital. His Waterford. Her great- a university pathologist. “ There is no risk because this is a 30-year-old female. 1 lost a stripper might use. That Glastonbury. His paternal field. His paternal grand­ Christopher Michael, son U) get your mortgage. As head of the it either. Can you shed maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mrs. the only possibility this patient would have.” 50 pounds five years ago literally means contracting grandfather is Martin J. parents are Mr. and Mrs. of Bruce A. and Marlene some light on this for a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welch Rose Daniels, Mrs. Myrtle But cardiac surgeon William DeVries, head of the without any exercise and it your gluteal muscles as Hogan Sr. of Manchester. James Senatro of Broad Moores Chameroy of 230 Mortgage Origination Department, worried mom? of Enfield. His paternal Grabon and Mr. and Mrs. operation team, says they are not considering the surgery shows, especially on my you thrust your pelvis His maternal great- Brook. Hilliard St., Manchester, DEAR READER - grandparents are Mr. and Fred Benjamin. a lastditch means of prolonging the recipient’s life. Donna will see to it that the processing bottom. There is almost no forward, relax and repeat. grandparents are Isabelle was born Jan. 20 at Since your doctor did not Mrs. Stanley Parchniak of “ My hope is that the patient can live a suitable, accep­ muscle tone and it sags. I Of course, you may still Bailey of Glastonbury and Palleschl, Crystal Lee, Manchester Memorial goes smoothly and quickly after you. suggest anything to be Manchester. His paternal Lloyd, Joshua Evan, table lifestyle,” DeVries said. “ But we can’t say how have had good luck with have fat in that area. In Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo daughter of David J. and Hospital. His maternal done. I infer that he didn’t great-grandmother is Mrs. son of Gregory E. and long he will live. It’s hard to put a time value on it.” first apply. And when your mortgage toning up all other areas. that case, you won’t im­ Baun of East Hartford. Jeanne M. Cordera grandparents are Mr. and think it was really impor­ Margaret Blodgett of Paula Jones Lloyd of 14 Artificial hearts have been tested on humans at least Do you know any good prove your bottom until Palleschi of 22 Dudley St., Mrs. C.W. Moores of is approved, she’ll get the right papers tant in your son’s case. If North Andover, Mass. School Road, Bolton, was twice before. A patient of Texas surgeon Denton Cooley exercises for this problem, you lose more weight. In Freberg, Jennifer Ann, Manchester, was bora Jan. Equality, Ala. His paternal he had thought it was bora Jan. 16 at Manchester 10 years ago survived for nearly thre^ days. Another and people together so you can relax at f which I can do at home? that case, you are back to daughter of Gary W. and 19 at Manchester grandparents are Mr. and serious, he wouid have Jordan, Paul Michael, Memorial Hospital. His patient liv ^ eight hours in an experiment in Argentina DEAR READER - You calorie control by diet and Patricia Ahlqulst Freberg Memorial Hospital. Her Mrs. A. J. Chameroy Jr. of the closing. She’s one of the best and you asked for additional tests, son of Paul L. and Sally A. maternal grandparents are last year. can firm up muscles at any general exercise. If you of 21 Bausola Road, .An­ maternal grandparents are East Hartford. His great­ if he had not already done Webster Jordan of 93 Mr. and Mrs. N ^ Clarke of can find Donna at our Main Office here age. The principle is to were desperate, you might dover, was bora Jan. 18 at Mr. and Mrs. Peter grandmothers are Helen them in the course of his Talcott Ave., Rockville, Manchester. His paternal exercise the muscles you consider the services of a Manchester Memorial Cordera of Siml Valley, Klocke and Florence Double dose planned in Manchester. examination and found the was born Jan. 15 at grandparents are Mr. and want to firm up. Par­ plastic surgeon who does Hospital. Her maternal Calif. Her paternal grand­ Chameroy, He has a results normal. Manchester Memorial Mrs. Mario Gil of En­ ATLANTA (UPI) — Federal health officials, con­ When she’s not working at the bank, ticularly it is important to cosmetic surgery. They grandparents are Mr. and parents are Mr.and Mrs. brother Eric, 5; and a > Albumin is a blood pro­ Hospital. His maternal cinitas, Calif. He has a cerned by what may be the nation’s most severe influen­ use fairly strong contrac­ are quite skill^ in shaping Mrs. Clifford Ahlqulst of Achille Palleschi of sister, Kelly, 11 months. tein. We all have it; it is es­ grandparents are Mr. and za epidemic in six years, plan to double the potency of you can find her on the courts. Tennis is tions. You have not had bottoms. But you can’t brother, Toby Jason, 4. sential in helping control Mrs. Ronald Webster of next winter’s flu vaccine. much success with your develop firm muscles un­ her game. She’s good, really the flow of fluid into and Manchester. His paternal OF MANCHESTER ’The new vaccine will be a trivalent type, protecting buttocks because the sit- less you use them. Becker, Melissa Lynn, out of our circulation into grandparents are Mr. and daughter of Joseph and against three influenza viruses — A-Bangkok, B- good. And you can count on ups, leg lifts and the exer­ Congratulations on losing CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA the tissues. The kidneys Mrs. Gil Jordan of Singapore and a variant of the HlNl, of AUSSR strain. cise that you may have your excess pounds. Cynthia Hamilton Becker her serving your mortgage are filters. A small amount Newington. His great- mrv( TOLLAND TURNPIKE A final decision on the vaccine’s makeup by the surgeon of Ashford, was bora Jan. DtIfSSES ailO SPOaTSWMR • ' of albumin leaks through grandparents are m rion 16 at M a n c h e s te r general's office will not be make for three weeks, needs at Heritage as well the kidney mechanism in Webster of Manchester, Memorial Hospital. Her however, because of a continuing change or “ drift” in the as she serves on the everyone. The amount can Mr. and Mrs. Stanley maternal grandparents are PnEANVBNnhV SAL AUSSR virus. be increased in some dis­ Sawyer of Willimantic and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. OUR FAMOUS tennis court. eases. It can also occur in Service notes Mrs. Irene Jordan of Hamilton of Manchester. Donna Slobodien is some people from just Boston, Mass. Her paternal grandmother LONG SLEEVE TURTLE NECK SHELLS standing, as discussed in is Mrs. Dorothy Becker of 26 COLORS NOW n g . *11,00 one of the reasons The Health Letter number Coniam, Joshua Evan, Westbrook. msm getting a mortgage at 12-12, Your Kidneys and Pvt. Steven J. Roussel, joined the Navy in son of Jeffrey C. and Olym­ ,fianleni|)p|,j!fe'That Please How They Work, which 1 son of Mr. and Mrs, Reno February 1979. pia Picano Coniam of 423 Walpole, Eileen Loret­ Heritage Savings is am sending you. Others J. Roussel of 80 Stanley St., E. Center St., Manchester, ta, daughter of Lawrence the better way. who want this issue can East Hartford, recently was born Jan. 15 at A. and Linda Trivone send 75 cents with a long, received a parachutist Honored Manchester Memorial Walpole of 11 Volpl Road, WOOL & WOOL BLEND HMS m * stamped, self-addressed badge upon completion of Senior Airman Charles Hospital. His maternal Bolton, was bora Jan. 16 at »v»o« % Appiatvood envelope for it to me in the three-week airborne A. Nead, son of Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial BLAZERS - SKIRTS - SLACKS care of this newspaper, course at the U.S. Army In­ Mrs. Wilbur E. Nead of 23 Mrs. Francis W. Picano of Hospital. Her maternal iwoodfand Oardon P.O. Box 1551, Radio'City fantry School, Fort Ben- Edgerton St., Manchester, Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and 1/2 PRICE Station, New York, NY ning, Ga. has been named outstan­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zenda of 10019. He will now serve at Fort ding airman of the year at Mrs. William J. Coniam of Brooklyn, N.Y. Her pater­ SWEATERS If there is more than a Bragg, N.C. Bergstrom AFB, Texas. Manchester. His great- nal grandparents are Mr. Heritage Savings trace of albumin present An administrative grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Ambrose Walpole FUR BLENO - SHETLANDS, ETC. the urine can be collected specialist, the airman was Mrs. Chester Sobotka, Mr. of Columbia. She has a & Lorn AssoemHon-Since 1891 for 24 hours and the Promoted selected for professional and Mrs. Harold Reagan brother, Michael, 6; and a amount eliminated over a Navy Aerographer’s skill, duty performance and Mrs. Angelo DiMaro. sister, Elixabeth, 2W. 1/2 PRICE 24-hour period can be Mate 3rd Class Donna M. and exemplary behavior. His great-great^ ALL WINTER COATS Main Office; 1007 Main Street. Manchester 649-4586 measured. If that shows Chmielecki, daughter of grandmother is Florence Carey, Elisabeth Jean, K-Mart Office: Spencer Street. Manchester 649-3007 there is really an increased Heather L. Sharp, Heagerty. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. daughter of Scott L. and Coventry Office: Route 31 742-7321 lOUMNOlMt amount, then a sample can Chmielecki of 11 Judd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kathleen Tracey Carey of 1/2 PRICE Tolland Office; Route 195, ■/< mile south of 1-86. Exit 99 8T2-7387 LENDER be collected after being in Donald W. Martin of 158 Rivers, Joshua James, Road, Coventry, has been 16 C e n t e r fie ld S t., South Windsor Office; 29 Oakland Road 644-2484 bed several hours and com­ Henry St., Manchester, has sort of James R. and Eileen promoted to her present Manchester, was bora Jan. WINTER DRESS SALE Moneymarkel in Food Mart; West Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade pared to a sample obtained been specially identified E. Hany Rivers of 165 17 at Manchester rank while serving at the Moneymarkets in Highland Park Market; Highland Street. Manchester after standing. If the stan­ Naval Eastern for early promotion to South St., Vernon, was Memorial Hospital. Her Ion ot House & FoTlaga Plan(a, bird ding sample has a lot of Oceanography Center, senior airman in the U.S. bora Jan. 15 at Manchester maternal grandparents are 1, Bird food, Sood, Solli, Pottory Plant food, Drlod albumin in it and the located at the Naval Air Air Force. Memorial Hospital. His Mr. and Mrs. Thomas *15* some prIoMUpwef, a few higher Craft books.______resting one does not, then it maternal grandparents are Station, Norfolk, Va. Airman Sharp is a dental Tracey of West Hartford. iH W ip iif* is probably a postural A 1978 graduate of specialist at Kadena Air Mr. and Mrs. David Hany Her paternal grandparents OKN MON-nU 10-a MT 1M ■ IM I effect without any medical Coventry High School, she ^ s e , Okinawa, Jhpan. of Vernon. His paternal are Mr; and Mrs. Eugene GlOliO MNOATt IN laaNMT EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Jan. M. IWl - I I Hostages planned to flee McKeel said no more than six Iranians BALCH SPRINGS, Texas (UPI) - Some of tist and saw where the Iranians kept their the Americans held captive in Iran were weapons. guarded the men at any one time. making homemade knives and planning to "That was, I feel, useful information when I “We were just going to knock on the door... overpower their guards and try to shoot their think back,” said McKeel. “I could pass it on jump them ... and the other guys were going to way out in a desperate escaf« attempt, one to the other people.” go and jump the others,” he said. “We were going to get the (Iranians’ ) hostage says. McKeel and some of the other male Marine Sgt. John McKeel said Wednesday hostages plotted their escape by tapping out weapons and, if necessary, shoot our way out.” the hostages were planning to try to break out coded messages on the walls and hiding notes McKeel also said the hostages warned their Feb 12. In the toilet. captors if they were not freed by Inauguration “We already had plans made up and had He said some of the hostages were nianufac- Day, President Reagan “ would send in everything we needed and we were fixing to turing crude knives from melted plastic and troops” to win their release. brdak out,” he said in an interview in razor blades. Other hostages were making The 27-year-old Texan said the hostages Washington with the Mutual Broadcasting plans to take kerosene from a water heater System before returning to a hometown and mix it with detergent to make a bomb. believed the Iranians were fearful of Reagan and Secretary of State Alexander Haig and welcome. “It (razor blade) would make a fairly good He said the escape plan gained momentum knife,” he said. “Ilie hostages would let their fanned their apprehensions with threats of a about a month ago when he was taken to a den­ imaginations run wild.” possible military assault. Hostages hospitalized He a stir WASHINGTON (UPI) - Homecoming the Iranian Foreign Ministry. He told WASHINGTON TUPI) - Reporters told celebrations have landed former hostages relatives he spent a month in a “dungeon” Col. Leland Holland and Robert C. Ode in and referred to his captors as “SOBs.” Marine Sgt. John McKeel, a former hosUge, Washington-area hospiUls with bronchitis The condition of Ode, 65, the oldest of he had caused a national stir with his remarks and a third, ranking diplomat Bruce the hostages, was upgraded from fair to about chasing women. “So the commandant of the Marine Qorps in­ Laingen, in bied with a fever. good Wednesday at National Orthopedic formed me last night on the phone,” McKeel Holland, 53, was reported in good condi­ and Rehabilitation Hospital in nearby tion and “resting comfortably” Arlington, Va., where he was taken said sheepishly Wednesday. What was the commandant’s reaction? Wednesday night at Walter Reed Army Tuesday night. “He loved it,” said McKeel. Hospital. Laingen, 58, was charge d’affaires at A hospital spokesman said Holland was the U.S. Embassy. He served as the McKeel, 27, of Balch Springs. Texas, drew admitted Tuesday night after taking part spokesman for the ex-hostages at a joint smiles at the news conference at West Point Mary Schifrin, a sales clerk at Nassif’s for Sports in Willimantic, in welcoming ceremonies, a motorcade news conference Tuesday at West Point Tuesdsy when he denied reports some of the freed -Americans had serious mental displays Romantic Willimantic T-shirt, the biggest thing to hit the from the airport and the White House and later at the White House reception reception for the 52 freed Americans. where he called the welcoming problems. town since the Indians named it. The Chamber of Commerce came “I don’t know how this rumor got o u t," "He probably will be with us for only a ceremonies a “celebration of freedom.” up with the T-shirt idea to promote an image for the city. (UPI McKeel said, “but I feel, and the people 1 few days,” the spokesman said. Late Wednesday Laingen was in bed talked to feel that we are all all right.” Senate ignored information on Edwards’ past photo) Holland, of nearby Fairfax, Va„ was the with a minor fever and cold. One report security officer of the U.S. Embassy in quoted his wife Penne as saying he was its violation of the law. minutes purchasing meat on sale at WASHINGTON- Potentially em­ Tehran and one of three hostages held at having trouble adjusting to the water. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, the Buy-Low supermarket. ; barrassing information on the Something to Hide?i While the SA LE EN DS background of Energy Secretary was the only member of the Energy CIA and the FBI may hav« Jam es B. Eklwards was available to Jack Anderson and Natural Resources Committee Some laughing SAT., JAN. 31 who questioned Edwards about the legitimate reasons of national securi­ the Senate confirmation committee partnership. ty for denying requests under the but was glossed over by all but one Freedom of Information Act, it% member in the "honeymoon” spirit ^ There's another interesting matter involving Hutchinson Island that was almost laughable to contemplafe prevailing on Capitol Hill. Edwards raises the possibility that island. in Willimantic C R O ssm R n s valid after the election, so I sat on not mentioned at Eldwards’ confir­ what excuse the National En­ Rn(J^€V 9nS PRODUCTS COmPRHY More questions should have been he and his partners in a South The Corps of Engineers obtained a it,” Hightower said. He added that mation hearing. In 1978, one of the dowments for the Arts and the asked if only to give the nominee a Carolina land deal were spared cease-and-desist order against the the first positive thing these folks have his suspicions about the questionable then-governor's partners was caught Humanities have for clamping a lid ;; By JAMES V. HEALION chance to clear up any doubts about prosecution by the Justice Depart­ partnership, but work on the dike seen in this town in a long tim e.” validity of the case were confirmed using the island as a base for on 'their operations. *"'WILUMANTIC (UPI) - The biggest his past conduct. The failure to pur­ ment because Edwards was waging continued. At that point, in October Baughman says he can be objective when the Corps withdrew its referral smuggling marijuana. He was caught But the House subcommittee oh thing to hit this town since the Indians sue these matters reminded me of bis successful campaign for governor 1974, the Corps turned the matter because “I’m from out-of-town.” That’s several days after the election. with 19,000 pounds of the weed, government information got so many i)Smed it is a T-shirt. Storrs, down the road, home of the the treatment accorded Bert Lance at the time. over to the U.S. attorney’s office in In fact, however, the Corps con­ complaints about the two en­ -Maybe that's an exaggeration. But peo­ four years ago. There, too, informa­ In July 1974, the Army Corps of valued at nearly $9 million. University of Connecticut. Bigger Selecfion-Jlgger- Charleston for possible prosecution. tinued to press its case against the Yet Edwards was never even dowments that the General Account ple have been joking about Willimantic for “Theyire moving. There’s no tomorrow. tion was available to the Senate, but Engineers discovered that Edwards' Col. Harry Wilson of the years. Part of it lies in the name itself, partnership. After two years the questioned about the matter. It ting Office was asked to look Into U)j; This is the fastest item in the store. It’s Lance was never asked to explain. partnership had begun construction Engineer's Charleston office which some find is good for laughs. partners finally took action to clear seems the federal prosecutor in situation. amazing. We’re in our 11th printing. I ’ve The questions had to be answered of an environmentally damaging dike explained at the time that the U.S. at­ The promoters of a 1980 movie used odd up the problem — they asked for a charge of the case, Lionel Lofton, The still-secret GAO investigation) been downstairs printing them with peo­ later, to the much greater discom­ on Hutchinson Island, S.C., which it torney, Ronald Hightower, didn't place names in other states, and in ple upstairs waiting for ’em ,” he said. retroactive permit for the dike work was an old friend of Edwards, and concluded that the Arts endowment fiture of Jimmy Carter. owned. The purpose of the dike was pursue the case, “because the work Cbnnecticut their advertisements said, The silk screening for the 100 percent that would make it legal. had been his legal adviser. Lofton was slightly more forthcoming than The unpursued information on to improve duck hunting on the had already been done — he felt there "Everyone’s been telling you ‘The In- cotton shirts is done with lead-free paint This request was denied, and even­ told me he knew EMwards was a man the Humanities endowment, which was nothing to be gained.” fcaws’ is the funniest picture in town — to -protect its wearers. They sell for $5 tually, in 1977, the partnership of good character, so there was no issued numerous rejections of FOIA except maybe a couple of people in But a handwritten notation on the plus tax across the counter and $6.50 if dynamited the dike, restoring the requests, often without even con­ SA/INGSI need to ask if he knew anything about Willimantic.” transmittal slip that accompanied a mailed. They come in various styles and natural flow of the tide. his partner's crooked dealings. descending to give a reason. Maybe, it.wounded civic pride when summary of the case for Wilson's shades and contain deep shadow Meanwhile, as governor, Edwards Footnote: A relatively minor One congressional observer pomebody really did forget to book the silhouettes of Willimantic landmarks — boss, Gen. Carroll Le Tellier, raises vetoed a bill that would have placed matter bears mentioning, as it gives suggested that the people at both en­ mqrching bands for a parade down Main the footbridge, the courthouse, the Quote another possibility: "Col. Wilson S h ^ t last July add 3,000 spectators tidelands areas — including his a clue to Edward’s imperial view of dowments are simply so intent bit railroad. Overhead is a crescent moon. wants you to know this," the notation ‘Showed up. Kind of funny, too. It’s all partnership’s Hutchinson Island — high office: His wife ran up $17,000 their self-imposed mission to Baughman sounded like a man who from an unnamed Corps official said. "tfater under the footbridge, a local land- under state land-use control. worth of taxpayer-funded air travel “spread the arts” among the elite might have a line on Willimantic after “This is not the time for another “I believe (that) Mr. EMwards is a ■i^fk."” ' ^ '...... ' Patricia Reanirk, 27, who wrote And except for the cost of building in 1977-78. Once, a pilot complained that they can't be bothered with such dark and he * a s dsked if it weren’t really bureaucratic shakeup of the CIA." candidate for governor and the U.S. —Willimantic Is bright-eyed and bushy- romantic. the screenplay for the movie ‘•9 to and destroying its illegal dike, the to me, she flew from the capital to mundane tasks as telling the cont- — William CaRey, telling a E.S. attorney did not want to get involved tailed these days because of some down­ “Everybody’s hometown is romantic,” 5”. The film, which is about partnership was never .punished for Charleston and back to spend 30 mon folks what they’re doing. Senate panel he intemlR — as head prior to election date.” town renovations and the appearance of he said. of the Rpy agrency under the women who work for a big com­ the unusual T-shirt, the fastest selling Edwards, through a spokesman, How about people who are critical of Reagan administration — to rein> pany, stars Miss Fonda, Lily >*item in Nassif’s for Sports. Tomlin and Dolly Parton iM,. told my associate Tony Capaccio that their own hometowns? vigorate America’s intelligence- I That’s because the T-shirts in big bold “It’s a common pasttime. My feeling, Mnnaxinr) he knew Wilson, but knew nothing collecting, which had been sub­ [print say, “Romantic Willimantic,” and and it’s subjective, is that people who about the note. Wilson didn’t jected to controversial reforms. “It takes a very special breed of ; that, for Mme, is a contradiction in terms. complain the loudest don’t move because remember the notation either. T didn’t think this happened to person to get out there at six in the The Herald in Washington : TheNip'mucks — atribeo f theMohegans they’re hooked. And everybody who is people unless they were dead." morning, winter and summer, and Hightower, however, recalled that • — in whose language Willimantic means away from home either secretly longs for — Lillian Gish, 84, praising the jog on a regular basis, do it puffing the referral on the Hutchinson Island • (‘Land of Swift Running Waters,” may it or badmouths it. It’s just an American London stage production of and puffing before they go to work, dike operation arrived “two or three ' have been enraptured under a full moon phenomenon.” 3'/!’’ R-11 KRAR FACED 6" R-19 KRAR FACED ^^Biograph Girl” — a musical in three or four times a week.” days before the election,” which led and considered Willimantic romantic. But The original idea for “Romantic 6" R-19 UNFACEO which she is portrayed as a young — Dr. James Nicholas, a .New him to feel that it "stunk.” The fact Willimantic has not been generally known Willimantic” came from Roger Adams, TION AniCINSIj AniCJNSULATION actress. York-based orthopedie surgeon, that he was a Republican, like for woo. director of the Greater Willimantic warning that joggers tend to What now in Iran? Willimantic is a city of 15,200 northeast Chamber of Commerce. Adams said "We re lucky to have found her ... Edwards, "had no bearing on me,” of Hartford, the home of the American Pat is a woman with a real sense of develop “compulsive athletic per- Hightower said. ity LEE RODERICK widely there. "When President from the United States in exchange Willimantic has had the blahs for a long SQ.FT s o . n 1 S 0 . R . sonalil'ies.*' He says -Thread (k>., a giant firm now fallen on time. ___ REG. 16« _____ ^ RMq . 27* ______( REG. 28* herself." “1 figured that if it was valid three WASHINGTON - Now that the 52 Reagan speaks of Iran, he should for the hostages. Radio Moscow overcnlhusiasm can lead to in­ hard times that hired waves of European “There were a good number of years For Inlerlor wUjs. Easy lo staple For poorly insulate attics No need For attics with no intulitlon Easy — Jane Fonda, talking about days before the election, it would be always do so in derogatory terms, beamed a broadcast to Iran urging jt up. 15" width, 50 sq It. roll or 23 " to staplel 15" width, 120 sq. M. pkg to instant 15 ' width. 30 sq. It. pkg. or juries. (The Runner magazine) American hostages are home from -immigrants in its boom days. Many when not all that much changed. The cen­ calling its leaders barbarians, not to compromise. It said, in part: width, 76.7 sq. ft. roll. or 23”. 184 tq. tt. pkg 23". 46 sq. It pkg. their UVz-month ordeal, the United 'Employees lived in the mill’s houses tral part of the city was declining like "Recent events have shown that States faces tough questions about renegades, irresponsible people. 'b^ au se they couldn’t afford their own. most mill cities of its size. The lack of ^jjSwgiaAcilic Good working-, /^,„\bu'LL what to do with — or to — Iran. “We should make them take the the United States is attempting to in­ So the jokes about Willimantic probably anything new and exciting going on im­ These questions take on new urgen-. first positive steps to repair crease its pressure on Iran by using nhad a class connotation in the past. Today, TAN BARK HICKORY lAwVoORNEW B E « E D pacts people living there. It takes a factor cy with the mounting evidence that relations. And until that happens, we the hostage issue, thus terrorizing 3rand-R ex, a big cablemaker, has virtual- from outside or people picking themselves O Q Q 4'«8'>S/32 "-AE& 4.99 HOMECOMWTER T t m created a middle class in Willimantic. RealisticBlIy simulated woodgram some of the hostages were treated should show a total disregard and your country with the threat of up by the proverbial btwtstraps,” he said. on wood fibre substrate. Class III game.SHALL AROllLBE has the state of Connecticut, another, brutally. The opinion of former disinterest in them. They are too military force. The United States has Among the things that did the trick were fire rated. 1st quality. VJE BEGIN!. BLUE:. ''big area employer. Such people are a little hostage Bruce German appears to be irrational to be courted anyway.” rejected Iranian demands and in­ urban renewal, community development /tem a ''harder, to put down. grants, plus federal programs by widely shared by his fellow returnees Would such an approach push Iran, stead has put forth demands which LAKEUND BIRCH ’’ ' That’s what apparently happened in Condlin’s redevelopment agency that as well as many other Americans. with all* its oil and strategic impor­ are insulting to your country and are ■ ■ JQ 4'x8'«3/16-REG. 8.99 ^ New Britain — sometimes pronounced, provided low Interest loans to spruce up Perfect for any room! Use above or 3 Would he go back to Iran? “Only in a tance. into the beckoning arms of its therefore totally unacceptable. ‘New Brit-un’ — where they said super-' the central city’s business and residential I below ground. Cleaa III fire rated B-52.” nortbern neighbor the Soviet Union? “The imperialist propagandists, to markets stocked American cheese in the areas. /temn Interviews with seasoned foreign Not necessarily. make simple things more involved Lgourmet sections. In Bridgeport, they “Some people are buying the shirts service officers and Middle East Iranians have a basic distrust and dis­ and to fool public opinion, have made ^jised to say you could tell newcomers because they think it’s the most ridiculous NORTH SHORE IIRCH like for the Russians. Like a rabid Iranian 'demands look extreme ahd (^.because they still had their hubcaps. 4'i(8'ii3/ ir'A E G .g.99 experts here showed a reasonable thing they ever saw,” Adams said. Exclusive Mar-guard finish. Resists The “Romantic Willimantic” logo is to tO S E ,,BE5!„ywlfi6E„ consensus on what the U.S. should dog. they are liable to bite any hand unacceptible.'■ “Others buy them, too, people who like § dents, stains, fading. Washable and should not do in Iran. that reaches out to them, including More recently, of course, the ».he incorporated into the Redevelopment Willimantic,” ('..Agency’s letterhead, said Jack Condlln, a One thing it should do: keep the the Soviet hand. Soviets have charged that the 52 It’s hard to tell what the customer may young mover and shaker from Natick. basic agreements signed by Presi­ Some leading Soviets themselves freed Americans were have been thinking when an order for two Kbss., who heads it up, and who has been dent Carter. To do less that that, ruefully acknowledge that reality. In "brainwashed" by government psy­ of the T-shirts was placed with instruc­ ''-providing the expertise for the downtown tions for them to be k n t to Alakaket, even under the argument that they a rare departure) from the general chiatrists during their few days in facelift. Some of the money, too. Alaska, were signed under duress, would party line praising the Iranian Germany into condemning their Tn .(jjy jqi, (g to make the city a better rightly put the good name of the revolution and damaging the United treatment by Iran. place to live, a better place to be. So United States in question througliout States, a Russian official recently As the Reagan administration now <"< anything like this slogan that can help give aONOUTE the civilized world. We must not said the following during a Soviet TV fashions an appropriate policy u' ipeople hope, a belief In the city they live in rauRiiM stoop to Iran's level. discussion: toward Iran, it should likewise adopt j,„or work In, is going to be an asset," he Cotter heads MSUUTION Punitive military action against ''One must not nurture any Carter’s advice in its relations (S.JWW- „• Urban renewal had made the “Thread / k m WHITE ABS Iran at this late dale probably would soothing illusions ... You know very toward the Russians for their ignoble TUIWAUKIT be counterproductive — inflaming well that the thunder and lightning role in Iran: never do them any “t it y ” look like “'hireadbare City,” but revenue unit '"‘how with a downtown facelift provided by R£G. 4.79 opinion against the United States raging against the United States are favors. Vermicullla. At 1" Condlin’s agency in place in some sec- even in those parts of the Moslem immediately accompanied by The current state of affairs in Iran WASHINGTON - U.S. Rep. William R. thickneat. covtrt ““ tions, there’s more coming — a new movie 33 iq It. R-value world that have sympathized with us thunder and lightning raging against cannot persist for long. The turmoil Cotter, D-Conn., in his sixth term as a '“^•theatre, for example. member of the U.S. House of Represen­ For 2 x4' grid celling aystsmi. While 5 Pre-cut penele Moulded-In soap Thoughts over the hostages. the Soviet Union.” there virtually assures major •<'>. Evidently there goes the joke that has tatives, has assumed the chairmanship of U.L. Haled. Bulba eatra. end ahimpoo holder. But President Reagan would be Yet Moscow has continually tried revolutionary changes are in the of­ • MARBLE PATTERN-REG. 89.99 . 79.99 ‘'one person saying, "I’m going to the subcommittee on Select Revenue well advised to follow C arter’s to fan the flames of hatred in Iran. fing. Perhaps a regime more friendly '(“'W illim antic,” and the other asking, Measures of the Ways and Means Com­ Early in January, following the ab­ to the United States will emerge. But Oh! Dear Lord, You’ve Made counsel — offered as he flew home '" ““Why?” , mittee. The sky it twinkles with Your o Kim Edwards was buying one of the T- 4-SHELF (^metrong Here in this palace. You have from Wiesbaden the other day after surd Iranian demand for $24 billion at this point no one is taking bets. The 8ub«)mmittee has authority over For Me A Palace lights shirtS as a Christmas gift for her father, STYLBTIK placed visiting the freed Americans — to all aspects of the tax code, but its special STEEL I am then rich beyond compare You touch me close...here in this Me, your servant, by Your grace. "never do any favors” for the .JJem ing McGilton, who has moved to mission is to devise methods of SHELVINS ROM TILES As I walk, then, in this nightime night. ^Colorado Springs, Colo., with the rest of You say it’s mine, for all my life Iranians who persecuted our coun­ simplifying the tax system, and usually air. •Uie family. I catch a snowflake in my hand And it will soothe away your strife. trymen. deals with the most complex areas of the 1^1112" You, My Lord, have made for me Jflanrlinitrr Emniimj Hrralft .S What is her father going to do when he Before it gently touches land. Specifically, Reagan should not code. OUR REG. 79> EACH A fairy land admidst the trees. Then in the quiet, I say to You Manchester - A City of Village Charm ZgeU it? Self ittcklng. Durable vinyl surface re­ I've never yet then seen before sell or ship military equipment or The Hartford area Congressman said, 12"»30 "k60". Rutiprool. Sturdy con­ 1 thank You Lord for all You do. J “I think he’s going to laugh, too,” Kim struction. Rolled edges. E u y to ad- sists sculls S BlalnsI Nstursl styles. You give to me then jewels so rare Diamonds around me by the score. spare parts to Iran. Let Iran stew in Founded Oct. 1, 1881 “I am glad to be able to Serve the people For giving me this glimpse so rare ■said. lust. No. 6030. \ Pul down a new lloorl A million diamonds sparkle here. the justices of the Iraqi war it invited S Greg Baughman, the production of Connecticut from this more influential • S-SHELF NO. 6630AEG. 16.99 .. 13.99 And You have put them In my sight Of Heaven on earth, it shows. You Yes, every snowflake twinkles by its preoccupation with "the Great Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square ^manager at Nassif’s for Sports, was position, and Intend to work closely with • 5-SH ElF NO. 7216AEG. 21.99 .. 16.99 Here In this still and precious care. bright Satan” America. Manchester, Conn. 08040. Telephone (203) 843-2711, ' Jthowing a visitor around the store and the committee chairman on tax issues.” III night. Mtmbtr, Audit Burtau of Circulation Mombar, Umtad Fraaa mtarnodonal Last Congreu^the subcommittee dealt A prism struck with heavenly light. Joan Laius, "We should make it clear that we ■suggested walking up to a dummy dis- m n i L D MANCH 13TM NEWINGTON HARTPORO SOUTH WINDSOR You make me see then with new I jplaying one of the shirts to “inspire our with issues suidn as revising the tax treat­ Member, Trinity Covenant Church, want nothing to do with Iran," ad­ S im n Harry, Ew ouDm Iditor Tt Httard Am in m 141 tpBnoBr M. l i t ? Eailln TpkB. MeeN«.IMiM. NiiMiat Rd. (OS Rto. •) The air is clear and sweetly crisp eyes Cualomar Sarvioa — S47-gS4« ment of Installment sales, the bankruptcy Ce« Itt-BIM Manchester vises one prominent Middle East Frtnii A. Burbank, MatMekw iditor ^conversation.” Cb« 741-UM CBM M M IM __ SiR leM W I c a i i N ^ a i And touches me as In a kiss. My spirit free...to You it flies. naymond F. Roblnaon, EdKor*Publlabar HooWI, Turt

Speaking to about 25 Manchester Dagon told the Town Councii last week Dr. Albert Kerkln, assistant-superinten­ residents opposing the expansion of Multi- when referring to the'governor’s proposed Stanley Pullen, discusdng the budget dent. W a U o ttt ^ at trick Edmonton Circuits Inc., their newly-appointed cut'in state aid to towns. "However, tiie for theV o-^ Department, with the Vernon * ' ___ Nicktaus $et$.jMce trounces lawyer, Jon Berman, sum m arize their towns shouldn’t be penalized by a cut in Board of Education Budget Committee, Wrapping up discussion on the In- like chancet position, saying, "Increased production, I the state, b u d g e t__ Sports ,for Whalers Canadiens said one of the items in the budget was the distrlal Arts Department budget, Devra Towntalk think that's what eveiyone fears.” \Page 15 Page 14 Page 14 purchase of a pseudo carcass of beef for Baum, chairman of the Vernon Board of Did you ever notice that those who teaching p u rp i^ . Pullen, head of the Vo- Education’s Budget Committee, said to speak at meetings and preface their talk Ag school, said the carcass looks so real Lou O’Mara, department head, ‘"Iliat’s it, "The chickens have come home to with 'T il make this brief,” are most gull- you feel like you could take a sirloin from unless there’s something you’d like to add V $ roost," —East Hartford Mayor George A. ty of speaking on and on ... and on? it. "Just don’t try to broil It,” commented — words, not dollars.” she quickly added.

.’if. Obituaries \ Celtics’ sweetest win of year BOSTON (UPI) — Perhaps the throws, to nail down Boston’s 13th looking out in front at them.” throughout, but it was not enough. up-scale tempo the next time we But everytime the Celtics best way to sum up the Herculean straight victory and 25th in its last The victory was meaningful for ’’Both teams have great meet or the result will be the seemed ready to pull away, the effort on both sides was that 26 games. the Celtics in that they had been character, both of us know no one same. Sixers bounc^ back. First, it was Oscar R. Price and Mrs. Howard (Laura) Bajohr of Bernard X. Miesch neither team felt like a loser. ’The fleeting nature of life in the manhandled by Philadelphia in is going to bow over. It’s nights “One game doesn’t make or rookie Andrew Toney in the third VERNON - Oscar R. Price of 11 Ellington; 16 grandchlldrim, 23 great MANCHESTER - Bernard X. In a game dripping with intensi­ NBA won’t allow much time for the playoffs last year, losing in like this that I can go back and break a season. I don’t think the period, when he scored eight of Vemwood Drive, died Wednesday grandchildren, and two great, great, Miesch, former long-time resident of ty and character, the NBA’s two celebration. The Celtics must five games. know that I’m not going to lose players feel like we’re a second- his 14 points. Then it was Erving after a brief illness. He was the hus­ grandchildren. Manchester, died in California on giants squared off and went down tangle tonight with the always "We waited a year,” Fitch said. any sleep. It was a heckuva place team. I know I don’t,” Er­ in the final quarter, scoring 10 band of Mrs. Claire D. Price. Funeral services will be Friday at Jan. 19. to the final, nail-biting seconds. dangerous Chicago Bulls, but that "We were punished good. I game,” ciunningham said. ving added. straight points, including three Mr. Price was bom in New York 11 a.m. from the Ladd Funeral Adolph J. Aniello Only when a swarming defense gives them at least 24 hours to watched Game 4 (a Boston loss) The Celtics 1 ^ for most of the jumpers off the glass, to pull the Hoine, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville prevented a final, tying shot, savor what has to be the sweetest on video all day and it's pretty contest, but their biggest advan­ Down the stretch in the fourth City and had lived in the Vernon area HARTFORD- Adoi|di J. Aniello, Sixers to within one point, 100-99 with burial in Wlndsorvllle could the Boston Celtics relax. of their 43 triumphs this year. tough to get excited when your tage was only seven points on quarter, the Celtics tried, but with 2:35 left. for the past 22 years. He was a 65, of Julius St., died Wednesday at couldn’t bury the visitors. Rookie Cemetery, East Windsor. Friends The Celtics, in the midst of a ”I wish we had more time to team loses. But both teams three occasions, the final time Cedric Maxwell, who had 18 member of Fayette Lodge of Masons Hartford Hospital. He was the' Kevin McHale, drawing post­ may call at the funeral home today remarkable surge, edged the enjoy it,” said Celtics coach Bill played hard, that’s what stood out being 90-83 with 9:12 to play. The points, then stuffed in a rebound of Rockville and Mecca Temple. He brother of Joseph M. Aniello of; game plaudits for defense from from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial P hiladelphia 76ers 104-101 Fitch. "There is a great deal of in my mind:” Sixers held leads on only four oc­ to make it 102-99. The versatile was the retired founder and presi­ Manchester. Erving, had seven of his 13 points dent of North American Slide donations may be made to Wesleyan Wednesday night to take over sole satisfaction being where we are, casions, the final time being 72-71 Bobby Jones responded with a Church, 85 Cider Mill Road, He was a lifelong resident of Hart­ possession of first place in the especially considering what we The effort also impressed on an Erving basket with 2:50 left in the first five minutes. Fastener Corp. and Vertix Corp. of ford and was a retired employee o f . left-handed hanker off a rebound Ellington. NBA’s Atlantic Division — by a had to do to get here. But 12 Sixers coach Billy Cunningham, in the third period. "It means much more to beat a to make it 102-101 with 16 seconds New York City. Wiremold of West Hartford. He was' who had to do without valuable quality team like the 76ers,” said Besides his wife he leaves three mere 12 percentage points. percentage points doesn’t seem “The overall result was that we left. Parish added his two free a World War II Army veteran and a, reserve Steve Mix, who was out let them climb our backs too McHale, who had one blocked shot sons, Scott Price of Worcester, Larry Bird, playing much of the like much when you’ve got throws for the 104-101 margin with Geraldine M. Kowalchuk communicant of St. Augustine’s game with a sore hip, poured in 24 Chicago coming up. I’m not with a bad foot. The estimable much,” said the venerable Doc­ (on Erving) and hit on 6-of-8 from Mass., Mel Price of Beverly Hills, Church. nine seconds left and the Sixers TOLLAND— Geraldine points and Robert Parish added looking over my shoulder at Julius Erving tossed in 35 points tor, who hit on 15-of-26 from the the floor. “I wish we could have failed to get off a shot in the final, Calif., and Stanley Price of Short Besides his brother in Manchester (McGloin) Kowalchuk, 48, of 10 21. including two clinching free Philadelphia, I’m so used to to keep the Sixers in contention floor. “We have to play at a more this intensity level every night.” frantic seconds. Honoring hostages Hills, N. J.; a daughter, Lori Price of he leaves two sisters, Mrs. Florence Vernon; and a brother, Leo Price of White Birch Road, died Wednesday at Rockville (general Hospital. She Dooley of Hartford and Mrs. Mary Matt Vaughn, a Grade 6 student at Nathan Allegiance to the Flag. Talina Suminski, Long Island, N.Y. Bailey of Wethersfield; and several Funeral services will be Friday at was the wife of Jbhn E. Kowalchuk. Hale School, reads from his script this mor­ center, sang the Star Spangled Banner. The She was bom in Providence, R.I. nieces and nephews. College haskethall roundup 11 a.m. in the chapel of the Weinstein Funeral services will be held ning during ceremonies honoring American teacher assisting is Mildred Nilson. (Herald Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., and had been a resident of Tolland hostages. Vaughn was master of ceremonies. for the past 15 years. Friday from the Giuliand-S^arino photo by Pinto) Hartford. Interment will be in Funeral Home, 247 Washington St., Thoughts QpLENty Besides her husband she leaves Evelun Abele, right, led the Pledge of Congregation B’nai Israel Cemetery, with a mass of Christian burial to be three sons, John N. Kowalchuk, Sampson on target South Windsor. Friends may call at celebrated at 10 a.m. in St. Edward J. Kowalchuk and Steven J. his home through Sunday. Memorial Augustine’s Church by his nephew, Kowalchuk, all of Tolland; a donations may be made to the the Rev. Frederick Aniello. daughter, Mrs. Rex (Lynn) Atwood Manchester office of the American Burial will be in Mount St.; in Virginia victory of Vernon; a sister. Miss Carol Manchester Cancer Society. Benedict Cemetery. Friends may Big wins By McGIoiri of Providence; and seven call at the funeral home today from 2 Mary Julia Peck brothers, Lawrence McGloin, NEW YORK (UPI) - The second- scored 21 points, but DePaul, 17-1, to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ranked Virginia Cavaliers put their ELLINGTON - Mary Julia William Me Gloin, Donald McGloin, noted by Len Auster needed free throws from Clvde undefeated record on the line (Usher) Peck of 20 Main St., Snipsic Edward McGloin all of FYovidence, VFW dance Bradshaw and Terry Cummings in Village, died Wednesday at Rockville Wednesday night against No. 6 Wake the final 15 seconds to defeat ISU. and Russell McGloin of Central MANCHESTER — The Anderson- local fives Forest, and then put on a show for General Hospital. She was the widow Falls, R.I.^, and many nieces and Shea Post of the Veterans of Foreign Rick Lamb scored 20 points to help Taxes not only source of Samuel Howard Peck. the Deacons. the Redbirds stay close to their intra­ nephews. Wars will sponsor a Birthday Dance, ago — delense. The Indians are win­ Both Manchester High and East Lee Raker scored 25 points, in­ state rivals. DePaul, behind the in­ Born in Tolland May 28, 1888, she Funeral services will be Saturday honoring those bom during January, ning games on the defensive end of Catholic registered impressive wins cluding five free throws in the Hnal side play of Aguirre, owned a 17-12 had lived in the Ellington area for at 11 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Tuesday n i^ t on the hardwood. The the court. Pat Silver, in particular, is most of her life. She was a member Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., 40 seconds, to enable the Cavaliers to lead with six minutes to go in the the post home, 608 E. Center St. Indians, in this year of firsts for a defensive wiz. The senior improve to 17-0 with an 83-73 victory of Wesleyan Church of Ellington and Rockville, with a mass at noon at St. first half before Illinois State rallied of school system income Dancing will be to the Britt-Moore them, downed Simsbury for the first guard/forward in succession held over Wake Forest at Charlottesville, of the Ellington Grange. Matthew’s Church, Tolland. Burial Trio and tickets are $4 per person. for a 26-24 halftime lead. time since 1976-77 while the Elagles high-scoring Manny Ramos Va. Virginia. At Oxford, Miss., Durand Macklin She leaves a son, Stanley Peck of will be in South Cemetery, Tolland. Refreshments will b^ available. were an unconscious 42-for-50 from MANCHESTER - Property taxes the state or the federal government. remedial programs such as Title I (Windham), Brian Galligan (Blast Virginia with a 22-game winning scored 21 points and grabbed 10 Fort Ann. N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Friends may call at the funeral home Similar dances are planned for the the floor In whipping St. Paul. do not pay for all the $18.8 million in And, as Ray Demers, business Catholic) and Bob Holloway streak dating to last season, is now 7- rebounds to lead LSU to a and Project I SADAC. Other grants Richard (Viva) Reardon of Gomers Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. coming months. The public is invited. Manchester, tri-CCIL champs a the school budget. manager for the Mancheeter school (Simsbury) in check. 0 in the tough Atlantic Coast Southeastern Conference victory. Ole fund health, education and services, year ago, for a span had not been Of last year's total budget, $6,993,- system explained, nearly $5,800,000 Holloway did not score until 2:17 (Conference. Miss took a 41-36 lead early in the se­ career and vocational education, ad­ coming up vrith the big win when it 437 came from grants received from of that money was state support to remained and with Silver comfor­ Dominating 7-foot-4 center Ralph cond half before LSU outscored the ditional library services, English as needed it. Yes, the Indians did come the town to r^u ce the burden of the Arts position filled AL SIEFFERT’S SAYS ... tably on the bench after doing his Sampson, who dropped in 19 points, Rebels 18-4 in an eight-minute a Second Language for Indo-Giinese up with a key end of year win over cost of education to the local tax duty and the issue no longer in doubt. hit a key turnaround jumper with stretch. The Rebels were paced by students and some tutoring. Windham In 1979-80 to gain a share of payers. HARTFORD (UPI) — Gary M. Young of Portland, Simsbury’s Zack Harris also 1:46 to play, giving Virginia a 77-71 Cecil Dowell’s 20'points. The victory Supplemental tax One or two of these types of grants t ^ Cfown. But the Silk Towners are also funded federally or through Ore., was named today by Gov. William O’Neill to head turned in a fine performance for his lead. Raker said of the hoop, "(jet­ was the 17th straight for LSU after, There are several different WHY PAY MORE Mtered in critical mid-season en­ will be due Feb. 1 up the Connecticut Commission on the Arts. side. The 6-foot-l senior co-captain ting Ralph a turnaround jumper from losing their second game of the local education agencies. counters. ■ categories of grants coming from O’Neill named Young executve diirector of the com­ "had” a ruptured disc and missed e i^ t feet is probably the second best season. MANCHESTER - Car-owners All these specific program grants ’This year they’re putting those con­ state and federal sources. mission, effective March 17, after a nationwide search seven games. He returned against shot for us, next to Ralph’s dunk.” At Lexington, Ky., Sam Bowie who bought their cars between Oct 2, are set up in separate appropriations tests in ttie win aid* of the ledger: ; One of these categories is the and review of more than 75 applications. -ManchWer and ^ t out KM percent 'Jeff Lamp added 16 points for scored 13 of Kentucky’s first 15 1979 and June M, 1980, have received accounts called "washout accounts” East was supposed to have a dpwn General State Aid grant which gives The job pays $30,000 annually. but you could see his back was not at Virginia, while Frank Johnson paced points in the second half and the bills for a supplemental tax and the by the Board of Education. EUREKA year. Many believed the Eagles per-pupil aid for public education. Young succeeds Tony Keller who headed the state that level. His follow through on the 15-2 Deacons with 28 points, in­ Wildcats held off a late spurt by MSU tax is due by Feb. 1. After that, the A third, and last, category of would have their first ever losing Other grants coming from the state agency for 15 years and resigned to return to teaching, shots was short. “He doesn’t have cluding 20 in a furious second half in in an SEC game. Bowie, who finished bill draws interest and there is a $2 grants is two "food program NOW... MORE VAC season. That’s still possible but not to the town fund include transporta­ consulting and writing. any more pain, maybe some in the which Wake Forest cut an 18-point minimum interest charge. assistance grants” given by state and probable. with 27 points, was held scoreless tion to both public and private Young has been executive director of the Oregon Arts FOR YOUR DOLLAR! pride department,” Simsbury Coach Virginia lead to four points with two federal sources to the cafeteria. Coach Jim Penders’ quintet has after opening the second-half streak. Betty Sadloski, tax collector for Foundation since 1975 and responsible for policy develop­ Ray Schwarz intoned after the loss. minutes to play. schools, reimbursement for 50 per­ Reminder: been the surprise'in the HCC, Jeff Malone led Mississippi State the Eighth Utilities District, today cent of vocational school tuition (Vo- ment, planning and implementation of statewide Harris has to be commended for The Cavaliers took a 59-41 lead Tonight there will be a public currently standing in second place by with 25 points. The Bulldogs trailed ag), and some construction grants. programs, special projects and financial grants. his gutsy performance. He’s a throw with 13:24 to play, but with Sampson issued a reminder about the tax to hearing on the propose'd 1981-82 one game behind South Catholic. 67-64 with 32 seconds left, but Ken­ district residents and said she will A 1962 graduate of the University of Colorado with a 3.3 Peak H.P. back to the ‘old days’^where players on the bench with foul trouble. Wake The second category is specific school budget. The meeting will be Blast has victories over Northwest tucky hit seven free throws in the have her office at Hillard Street fire bachelor of arts degree. Young also received a master’s played hurt. He was hot at peak ef­ Forest stormed back to within 75-71 program grants paid by the state to held at the Robertson School at 7:30 Catholic and Aquinas to its credit remaining time. station open Monday and Tuesday the Board of Education and ear­ degree in theology from the San Francisco Theological ficiency, but nevertheless gave it his with 2:09 to play. Sampson then came At Clemson, S.C., A1 Wood and p.m. The PTA and the public are in­ already. Those are two clubs it is not from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for collec­ marked for a special purpose. vited to attend and to seek further in­ Seminary and he was a candidate for doctor’s degree in all for his team. back in the game and hit the bucket Sam Perkins combined for 34 points tion. theology at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley. su p p o ^ to beat. The Trojans, Harris-less, did win that stopped the Deacons’ streak. Some of these grants include formation aoout the new budget. Tlie Elagles put their highest point to lead North Carolina, 15-4, to an Calif seven straight. "It just shows the "I think we made a great effort to ACC victory. Larry Nance, who led total on the scoreboard Tuesday in ability of Ray (Schwarz) and those close it to four, but Sampson made Defensive manuever two years when they notched 96 the Tigers with 18 points, tied the kids to lose someone like that and the basket they had to have,” said game at 41 with 10:35 to play, but Julius Erving of the 76ers watches ball batted away by Meeting sought on water Talks set on hill markers. Hitting 42-for-50 from the play like they have,” complimented Wake Forest Coach Carl Tacy. "We floor is awesome and nearly unr Clemson did not score again until 59 Boston’s Larry Bird on scoring attempt while Boston teammate Tribe Coach Doug Pearson. kept fouling the wrong people at the seconds were left. Wood had 18 for believable. Statistics, however do not MANCHESTER — Town Director other areas of the nation. there. MANCHESTER — The Commission on Children and end.” Robert Parish goes for rebound in last night’s game in Boston. Youth decided last night to invite community groups and lie and assistant coach Tom Malin, Diamond jotting the Tar Heels.. Peter Sylvester has asked Stephen Sylvester suggests in his letter that Sylvester has not suggested a time Virginia Coach Terry Holland At Knoxville, Term., Gary Carter (UPI photo) legislators to come together to discuss how the families who keeps the shot chart, is known The baseball season is not that far Penny, chairman of the Board of representatives of the committee seemed pleased that his club and Michael Brooks combined to hit for the meeting, but is urging that it with service needs bill will affect Manchester. The date for bis accuracy. away with major league teams Directors, to call a special board which studied the water supply and exhibited the balance it has. seven free throws in the last 90 be held as soon as possible. for this meeting is Wednesday, Feb. 25. East will not have a long while to scheduled to open spring training in a meeting to deal with the town’s distribution problem in Manchester The shortage has prompted Jay “We got what it took — a lot of ef­ seconds to thwart a Georgia streak water shortage. After commission members saw recent publicity about savor the St. Paul victory as Aquinas couple of weeks. On a closer look, it fort from a lot of people,” Holland recently be invited to the meeting. Giles, public works director, to urge appears there will be an East and give Tennessee an SEC victory. Unless there is some precipitation, the bill, they felt it was necessary for the Manchester invades the Silk City Friday. The said. "No one seemed to be going He also wants someone represen­ residents to conserve water in every Catholic flavor in the University of Dale Ellis scored 24 points and the town has water in reservoirs for community to organize its efforts and to explore the Saints stand 1-2 in HCC play and can­ that well over the long stretch, but at Cheney matmen ting the town's Water Department, way possible. He also said he is con­ not afford another loss if it wants to (Connecticut starting pitching rota­ Carter added 20 for the Vols, 14-3. only about 26 days. the Public Work Department, the ramifications of the Families With Service Needs legisla­ least everyone was playing hard.” Georgia was led by Eric Marbury’s sidering the possibility of buying tion. attain the top rung after regular tion. The drought has affected water general manager, and perhaps Civil water from the Metropolitan In other games involving ranked 19 points. The Bulldogs cut it to one In the meeting last night, they decided to invite many season play. Aquinas was a pre­ “Craig Steuemagel is definitely supplies in Manchester as well as Preparedness and fire officials District. teams, third-ranked DePauI stumped with 74 seconds remaining before the local groups and some legislators to provide better coor­ season pick among many. one of our top two starters,” com­ in twin triumph Illinois State 54-50, fourth-rated LSU clutch foul shooting. Etast will have to once again negate mented unhesitantly Husky (Coach dination among services and to prevent duplication. held off Mississippi 63-59, No. 5 Ken­ At Manhattan, Kan., Tim Aquinas’ quickness, as it did the first Andy Baylock last Saturday prior to tucky topped Mississippi State 74-64, Jankovich scored 14 points and Cheney Tech wrestling team took (CT» pinned Brown 4:40. 114 —Schilke time around, and 6-foot-7 Russ Ra- the UConn-Georgetown basketball No. 11 North Carolina routed Qem- forward Tyrone Adams and Ed Nealy two matches yesterday, beating (CT) pinned Schumacher 3:34. 121 Election law not broken '•-•ir.wMi’ dent must - again — make his game at the Storrs Field House. —Bishop (P) pinned Rodonis 3:00. 128 son, 61-47, 15th-ranked Tennessee combined for 27 more to help Kansas Stonington High 54-18 and Portland Police list arrests presence felt in the middle. When he Some East followers in the early —Cunningham (CT) piiined Cunningham downed Georgia 72-67, and Kansas State snap Kansas’ 10-game winning High 60-12, at the Beavers' gym. MANCHESTER - The State Elec­ Barlow said that despite the com­ blocked a couple of shots in the going could have trouble recognizing 1:22. 134 —Watkins (CT) pinned Darling Party. It was distributed to homes in State upset No. 18 Kansas 54-43. streak. KSU built leads of up to 10 The triumphs up the Techmen tions Commission has found that no mission ruling, he still believes "the Vernon opening monients in the first en­ Steuemagel, lanky southpaw who is 1:37. 140 —LaJoie (CT) pinned Sanders election law violation by Rep. Walter the 12th Assembly District on the At Normal, 111., Mark Aguirre points in the second half. grapplers to 8-6 for the season. 2:28. 147 —Bouchard i(T) pinned Faxon last minute, nighttime delivery of the evening of the day before election. Stephen A. Bailey, 16, of 140 Ellington Ave., Ellington, counter Aquinas started to think now a sophomore. "He’s put on 30 The Beavers captured seven forfeit Joyner in his successful campaign letter was unfair campaigning.” was arrested Wednesday on a warrant charging him with pounds and looks good. He’s grown 2:52.157—Walter ((T) pinned Silberstein twice about going Inside. victories, good for 42 points, against :15. 169—Larson (P) pinned Hunter 2:34. against Malcolm Barlow. . He said the letter "was at least two counts of third-degree burglary and two counts of up an awful lot,” Baylock reports. But the commission did find that Correction Fine performances Stonington. They captured 10 of the 187 —Andrulat (CT) pinned Pini :53. condoned by the Republican can- third-degree larceny. Steuemagel has also switched 12 weight classes to upend Portland. Unlimited—Adams (CT) pinned Jackson Mary Warrington was technically in dida.te (Joyner).” The alleged offenses occurred about Dec. 20,, police Manchester in 1960-81 has brought from wire-rimmed spectacles to con­ violation because she failed to put In a story in Tuesday’s Herald Ray Boisvert, John Paradis, Derek 3:14. Barlow lodged the complaint after about the request for smaller classes said. Bailey was held at the police station in lieu of back what was a forte a year or two tacts. her address on a brochure distributed NBA results Schilke, Mike Cunningham, Todd the Nov. 4 election. He said today he in the Manchester school system, it posting bond. He is scheduled to appear in court in Watkins, Gary LaJoie, Lance on election eve in support of Joyner’s does not plan to pursue it any further. Rockville today. candidacy. was unclear that a number of Bouchard, Tony Walter, Skip An- Joyner said the letter was not students had requested transfer into NBA gam es last night were Who Am I? Ms. Warrington, a campaign aide South Windsor Washington 108, Phoenix 98; Indiana drulat and Bob Adams were all vic­ Ticket sales up promoted by him or the Republican llling last year, which resulted in an torious against Portland foes. of Joyner, bore all the costs of the South Windsor Police are investigating the report of a Mattatuck five 108, Golden State 102; Houston 111, BALTIMORE (UPI) - Season brochure, the commission found, and increase in the number of students at theft of a shotgun from a parked car, some jewelry from Results: Air quality report that school for the current year. New Jersey 99; and Milwaukee 119, Qieney vs. Stonington: 100—Boisvert ticket sales for the Baltimore Orioles it was not distributed with the con­ a Pleasant Valley Road home, and the theft of a motorcy­ Seattle 110. baseball team have already gone HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Steps were taken to deal with cle from Nevers Road. (CT) WBF, 107 —Boucher IS) pinned sent of any candidate or organiza­ Bullet* 108, Suns 98 Paradis :17, 114 —Granato-iSI pinned past last year’s total, a club official tion. Department of Environmental llling’s larger classes with additional trims Cougars Protection forecast moderate air At Landover, Md., Greg Ballard Schilke :27, 121 —Faulise (SI pinned said Monday. Joyner said he is happy to see that help. Dr. James Kennedy, quality statewide for today. The DEP Superintendent of Schools, said the scored 26 points and Kevin Porter Rodonis :S3, 128 -Cunningham (CT) Last season, a year after the the right to freedom of speech has \ With three players hitting for 23 Brown adding 24 and 6-foot-4 Alvin added 21 to lead surging Washington. WBF, 134 -W atkins (CT) WBF, 140 Orioles were American League not been impaired. reported moderate air across problem would be corrected next Connecticut Wednesday. year. THEEimsrSOURCEOFTHEm ^ points or better, awesome htattatuck Frederick 23. Tommie Brown was The victory was the Bullets’ ninth in —LaJoie (CT) pinned Rovel 1:23, 147 champions, the team sold 4,019 >Kitm..u)NQijra Community College remained un­ top point-maker for the Cougars with the last 10 games. -Bouchard (CT) WBF, 157 -W alker season tickets by opening day. This beaten by overwhelming Manchester 18 with John Ostrowski adding 10. Pacers 108, Warrior* 102 ((T) pinned Desy 1:29,169-Hunter (CT) year, despite a second place finish in \ WBF, 187 -Andrulat (CT) WBF, D l l a (Community (College, 110-51, last night MalUtuek (110) — Brown 9-6-24, At Indianapolis, James Edwards 1980 and higher prices, 4,400 tickets Package of 2 Jones 3-1-7, Shelton 3-2-8, Seam 4-1-9, and George McGinnis combined for Unlimited —Adams ((T) WBF. ENEPam at Kennedy High in Waterbury. Cheney va. Portland: 100 —Boisvert have been sold and there are com­ Drumm lauds town cops C I t n Frederick 10-3-23, Moraes 2-0-4, 43 points and fueled a second-quarter The victory maintained Mat- (CT) pinned Bevoit 1:02. 107 -P aradis mittments for 300 more. package of 2 McKelthen 2-0-4, Fersher 2-0-4, Best MANCHESTER - East Hartford assistance provided by Manchester tatuck’s unblemished mark at 14-0 surge that lifted Indiana. selfishly transmitting it to another A A Stn while the reversal drops the (Sugars 124-3-27. Totals 47-16-110. Rockets 111, Net* 99 A lot of p eo^ think I’m Police Chief Clarence A. Drumm police. package of 2 • eeimoe BuiNMW a a funny guy. Funny u In Tuesday commended Manchester jurisdiction for action.” He added, «»mnaana riiiiiif to 3-11 for the season. MCC (S I) - Leonard 0-0-0, At Houston, Moses Malone’s 29 Cited in the letter were Lt. Orville AAA Myg ar Met Mim . sinate. Yos, I w u outspo- police for their cooperation in ap­ “Your men did not disappoint us; the Package of 2 MCC’s next outing is Saturday Ostrowski 5-0-10, Berger 1-0-2, Roche points led the Rockets. It was the kM. It helped me to Soccer Club ups record Cleveland, Sgt. Robert Hennequin, results speak for the professional at­ 0-1-1, Modean OM-0, McKieman 1-0-2, prehending two East Hartford men Sgt. Russell Holyfield, Detective B-VoN ------T risrniiaii , night against Housatonic Conununiry fifth time in the last seven games become a TV personality. ToeioAcasa Resler 0-1-1, Porcello 1-1-3, Brown 9- that Houston was able to hold their But nobody laughed at me charged with the theft of $7,800 in Gary Benson, and officers James titude of your staff, and certainly the Package of 1 DuarsM . (College at East Catholic at 8 o’clock. EVEREMir 0-18, Undberg 2-1-5, DelMastro 4-1-9. opponent under 100 points. The vic­ on the field. I was a mean, to 7-1 with easy victory beer from Hartford Distributors Bowen, .Robert Harss, Detectives men under them.” aMaNTMtAauaHT MCC attempted to slow the tempo, tough All-Pro in i960, nearly one week ago. but Mattatuck was just too fast, Totals 23-5-Sl. tory moved the Rockets into second Gary Waterhouse and Donald ItsTlOdSandlSW. Derella and Ed Gardiner une apiece In a letter to R o ^rt Lannan, town Acting on information supplied by ■trong and talented to control. The place in the Midwest Division. Manchester Soccer Club moved its Wright, and Patrolmen Gary for MSC, which has scored 71 goals police chief, Drumm forwarded East Hartford police, two men, home club, using a fullcourt trapping Sport Parade Bucks 119, SuperSonlcs 110 record to 7-1 in the Connecticut In­ Schwarts, John Marvin, Allan Young, n UU| I* anav pssn>0 Wl ■ » door Soccer League’s Premier Divi­ and yielded 23 in its eight outings. another letter sent to him from two Russell Wood, Bruce Chaput and Roger Kimball aiid John Fantasia of une which resulted in many steals Milt Rlchman, sports editor of At Seattle, Marques Johnson •S 'tu t S| lUI mss INI SSU) ■son isuua «n m • n m *»u sion with a 7-2 victory over -Central MSC’s next tilt is Wednesday night East Hartford policemen. Officer Lewis Dischert. East Hartford, were apprehended 443.449 HMTFMOJp. riUNCNIITER, and easy buckets, raced to a 51-19 United Press International gives the scored 24 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, to boost Milwaukee .m if • ttu n u iv VUtSNV last night at the Glastonbury Indoor against the Cavaliers at the Glaston­ Donald Brennan and Sergeant Drumm called the department’s Jan. 23 as they drove from Hartford halltime bulge and never looked ins and outs on the national sports {QEYir. back. scene on your Evening Herald sports over Seattle. Six other Bucks scored (c)IIMNK*.Ibc. Soccer Facility. bury facility at 9:30. Richard Brazalovich, which efforts, “the best recent example of harlford^iVancfiMtcr rock villa 647 9997 Distibutors with two trucks loaded SU-loot-6 Darryl Best had 27 points pages. Another reason not to miss in double figures, including Quinn Tom Cleary had three goals and MSC currently holds down the top expressed their appreciation for the receiving good information and un­ with beer. wlndaor OFF 144 647 9998 to pace Itettatuck with 6-foot-4 Russ your Evening Herald. Buckner with 20 points. Greg DeNies, Ed Kennison, Rick rung in the Premier standings. 14 ~ EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Jan. 29. 1961 1------r------— ^ “ rs in ININO HERALD. IIhot.. Jan. 19.19^1— 15 as Whalers triumph l A . - By EARL YOST team-leading 36 goals. "We had to grind it out. The chorus of boos but it was singing the ..V Sports Editor - The come-from-behind 6-3 decision powerpiay was the difference,” praises of the little goalie the rest of "Mike Rogers is a truly legitimate over Colorado at the Hartford Civic Blackburn said. "During practice the game. superstar. He belongs right up there Center Coliseum was the first at this week, we worked on the For some reason, rather than with all those other guys,” Don home in 1981 for the slumping powerpiay. We also saw Colorado falling into their usual of late Inadept i f , Blackburn said of the Hartford Whalers and helped check a seven- play Boston (Monday night) and shell, the Whalers started skating Whaler team captain after last game winless skein. learned a few things.” and when the team skates, it im­ night’s long-sought after victory. For nearly a period and one-half While overlooked in the Star of the presses. Rogers recorded hid third hat trick the Whalers gave another inept per­ Game Awards balloting, Dave Keon Good skating by the Whalers and of the season, pumping in two scores formance, falling behind 3-1 before turned in a masterful game for the Colorado penalties dominated with Itil on powerpiay situations before being sparked by Rogers. Whalers. He scored the first goal on a Rogers’ second tally igniting the rifling a three-quarter rink shot Given three powerpiay situations tip-in, set up two others and was all home team’s offense. during an shorthanded situation for in period No. 2, the Whalers con­ over the ice in one of, if not his best, his third goal with just one second verted on all three, Rogers lighting effort of the season. "Hockey is a game of momentum, showing on the clock. He now has a the red lamp twice and Jordy After Keon’s opening period goal, and we seemed to have it after Douglas adding a third and what the Rockies struck for three scores, Rogers scored,” Blackburn said. proved to be the game-winner as it Rob Ramage and Paul Gagne scoring He was right. w ip^ out a 3-3 deadlock. in the first 20 minutes. Coming up at home this weekend Martina Mike Fidler made it 5-3 Hartford The third Colorado score was a will be Toronto Friday night and Buf­ early in the third period and Rogers’ gift. Barry Smith’s mid-ice shot falo Saturday night. Two wim and final score was icing on the cake and iMunced lazily in front of Garrett and four points in the sUmdings woiiM be enjoying left many of the 12,510 fans in a just slipped throught his legs and into most satisfying to both the Whalers better frame of mind. the nets. The crowd responded with a and their faithful fans. t matches CHICAGO (UPI) - Martina Navratilova is haying fun although her opponents are suffering. The 24-year-old native of Prague, Czechoslovakia is seeking her second straight major women's cham­ pionship in the $200,000 tournament and with Wednesday night's 6-1, 6-4 '09 triumph over Wendy White, Navratilova advanced into the quarterfinals. . X A male fan hollered a cheer for her Up and in Rebound secured Going inside during her match and she responded I t ' ■ > v T by blowing him a kiss. Indians’ Sue Donnelly (3) goes in for a layup over Simsbury’s Manchester’s Jackie Tucker (24) has both hands firmly on the Manchester’s Jennifer Hedlund (5) leans away from Sim- "I don’t know who he was but it Lisa Griswold (23) in CCIL clash ’Tuesday night at Clarke Arena, ball as she grabs rebound against Simsbury in first quarter-ac- subury’s Beth Morrow (44) to get shot off. Trojans came from reinforced me ... if I have an oppor­ tion. ' behind to take 51-49 decision. (Herald photos by Pinto) tunity to make the fans laugh, I Winning form will,” she said. "I don’t want to cuss or throw a racket.” However, her opponents may want Martina Navratilova serves to Wendy White during winning to. Navratilova has won this event Eaglettes finish the last three years. Last Sunday, she i Side by side court match yesterday in Women’s Tennis Championship in Chicago. She advanced to quarterfinals by scores of 6-1. 6-4. (UPI photoi picked up $30,000 for winning the championship in Cincinnati and now strong, win big is after this top prize of $35,000. SPORTS In other matches, sixth-seed Qerulaitis Ttiking charge in the second half. third stanza, outscoring the Owls by __ I FORUM Virginia Ruzici defeated 15-year-old One goal try that fell short East Catholic whipped Hartford a 17-8 count to take a 41-18 lead into Chicago native Kathy Horvath 6-4, 6- Public, 60-31, in non-conference girls’ It looked as if tennis’ 25-year-oId the world. 3. Pat Boutette of the Whalers watches puck Civic Center Coliseum. Home team rallied the final eight minutes. East added PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The basketball action yesterday at the 19 points in the fourth quarter while In Silver^s corner U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Cham­ jetsetter was making amends for his Also going down were 13th-seeded Sports Parade Ruzici. who has had knee problems bounce off the pads of Colorado goalie A1 for 6-3 win. (UPI photo) Owls’ gym. holding Public scoreless. pionships is the land of the side-by- slump in the second half of 1980 when Vijay Amritraj of India, 7-6, 61 to in the past, was disturbed by the Dear Earl: Smith in last night’s action at the Hartford The victory pushes the Eaglettes side courts, and even a talented he dropped to ninth in the world com­ court conditions. "We played tougher defense in the With regret our paths have not Pascal Portes of France, and No. 16 record to 6-7 while the loss was the player such as Vitas Gerulaitis con­ puter rankings. Jack Sharkey "The bad bounces bothered me the second half,” Ridel explained the crossed frequently in past years but I Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia, 64. 11th in as many outings for Public. 64 to 1977 U.S. Pro Indoor champion most because of the holes underneath turnabout, “They were hitting their wished you to know that I do have the siders it a monumental task to get “ One of the reasons (for the East returns to the hardwood shots in the first half so we adjusted adjusted to it. slump) was I had a terrific first Dick Stockton. offers advice the court,” she said. "I’d rather lose opportunity to stay in touch with the tonight with a key home encounter our defense and applied more You would have never guessed that half,” he said. "I went on my first my match than injure my knee. It’s Manchester scene from time to time Stockton, who will meet Tanner Oilers bomb Canadiens against HCC foe Northwest Catholic pressure on their two shooters.” Gerulaitis had problems Wednesday vacation in 10 years during the to Frazier difficult to move toward the net and do get a chance to peruse the at 8 o’clock. Northwest took the first today, has been bothered by a back because of the knee. Monica Murphy had 19 points, Cun­ "Herald Angle.” night after the third-seeded New summer and I didn’t pick up a racket engagement in West Hartford, 66-18. ningham 13 and Fiona Campbell 10 Yorker crushed Israel’s Shlomo for two weeks. I thought 1 deserved a problem and arthritic feet that By MILT KICHMAN comeback is a nut, and I don’t care “My strokes are just fine. How While I continue to find challenges dropped him to No. 138 on the com­ The Elaglettes, with four games in­ along with 4 steals to pace East. Glickstein, 6-2, 6-2, in second round break, but it was a mistake.” who it is,” well I’m going will depend on my and satisfaction with my chosen puter charts, but said he feels "pret­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Joe Frazier, cluding Northwest left on the regular Carole Ingalllnera also played well action of the $250,000 tournament at Seeds who breezed through the se­ poor guy, is getting that nervous itch Sharkey was convinced he should concentration and confidence. My with awesome display vocation, public education today, as ty good right now." slate, can ill afford a loss if they hope for the Eaglettes. Valerie Neal and the Spectrum. cond round were No. 7 Roscoe again. quit after Camera took his title from game is not serve and volley, it’s viewed from this superintendent’s "I hit the ball so well today that it to qualify for Uie state tournament. Cathy Woods did the bulk of Public’s “To win the first match in Tanner, 63,6-4 over Heinz Gunthardt The last time he put up his gloves him by knocking him out in six more of a deeper top spin one.” NEW YORK (UPI) - The Edmon­ Boxmeer and Richie Dunn scored 25 chair is a "whole new ball game” scared me," he said. "I ran well. too. earlier, scored two third-period "We need this one,” East (?oach scoring with 12 and 14 markers Phiiadelphia is the toughest,” in­ of Switzerland: No. 9 Victor Amaya, in professional protest was four-and- rounds in 1933. But his manager, Bettina Bunge of Coral Gables, ton Oilers bombed the Montreal seconds apart early in the third and worthy as a profession for only Confidence is the one thing I lack, but goals. Donna Ridel remarked at the up­ respectively. sisted Gerulaitis, who had a first- 64, 64 over Jeff Borowiak, and No. a-half years ago and following that Johnny Buckley, told him he already Fla., recorded a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Canadiens Wednesday night, and period to lift Buffalo into its league­ those of stable mind, stout endurance the more I can beat players like this, Black Hawks 7, Canucks 3 coming clash, "We can only lose one East Catholic (60)— Murphy 91-6 round bye. “The conditions are so un­ 12 Balazs Taroezy of Hungary, 7-6, 6- fight in which George Foreman gave had contracted him for two more Regina Marsikova to advance then received a bomb threat of a leading 16th tie of the season. Bill and uncommon patience. the better I’ll feel.' fights. So Sharkey fulfilled those more serious nature. Barber scored two goals for At Chicago, Ric Paterson scored more if we want to make tourna­ 19, Johnson 0 04) 0, White 2 3-3 7, I am brought to write to you today like any other tournament you play 2 over Raul Ramirez of Mexico. him a merciless beating before stop­ against second-seed Hana his first NHL hat trick and Tom It also was a great day for the commitments and dropped a pair of Mandlikova on Thursday. A Montreal fan, apparently irate Philadelphia, including one in a ment. I feel the kids are up for Ingallinera 2 2-3 6, Farr 1 04) 2, Cun­ concerning the Carl Silver matter, in. Once you’re past that first match, Three of the ranked players were ping him in the fifth round, he Lysiak added three assists to lift the tonight and will be ready (for Giammalva brothers of Houston. decisions to King Levinsky in One of the top matches Thursday over his team’s performance in three-goal Flyers second period ningham 6 1-5 13, Campbell 4 2-2 10, as you are awar^ Car) and I were it’s okay because you know what pushed to three sets. Eighth-seeded brought consummate joy to the Hawks to their seventh straight Tony bested Butch Walts, 64,3-6,63, Chicago and Tommy Loughran in has Virginia Wade, a 6-3, 6-3 victor Alberta, phoned in a bomb threat to along with Behn Wilson and Tim Northwest).” Caffrey 11-2 3, Leavitt 0 04) 0. Totals childhood friends, classmates and you’re up against. Wojtek Fibak of Poland defeated hearts of all those who cared about home victory. Paterson scored his Public held a 12-6 lead after the Philadelphia. over Beth Norton Wednesday, facing Edmonton city police during the Kerr. 25 10-21 60. teammates and to limited degree in­ "This tournament is like a survival Chris Delaney, 1-6, 62, 64); 11th- and 17-year-old Sammy, the U.S. him by announcing his retirement second shorthanded goal of the first quarter before the Eaglettes junior amateur champion, upset from the ring. "In the fight with Levinsky, they eighth-seed Sylvia Hanika, who is game, which Edmonton won 9-1. The Penguins 3, North Stars 1 Hartford Public (31) — Stone 1 0- volved with the youth on Manchester contest. It’s dark, although the seeded John Sadri ousted Sandy season at 7:46 of the second period. took a 24-23 halftime bulge. Denise 0 2, Neal 6 0-0 12, Woods 7 04) 14, South Africa’s Bernie Mitton, 64,4-6, Frazier, who turned 37 a couple of told me I did all right, but I never ranked 14th in the world just ahead of scare resulted in reporters being At Pittsburgh, Paul Gardner, Rod in Jim Herdic’s era. While the lighting is much better than last Mayer, 4-6, 64, 62, and No. 14 Yan­ Vancouver goalie Glen Hanlon made White and Pam Cunningham each 63. weeks ago. runs a gym in North remembered a thing after the first Wade, banned from both teams’ dressing Schutt and Ron Stackhouse scored Becket 1 OO 2, Granger 0 1-2 1, business of every day and some year. It’s good for the spectators — nick Noah of France eliminated his first appearance since suffering a In another match Wednesday, it round, " he says. Fifteen-year-old local favorite and rooms after the game as the for the Penguins. Craig Hartsburg tallied 5 points to pace East in the se­ Mourer 0 04) 0, Barrow 0 04) 0, geographic location has prevented an two matches for the price of one — Terry Moor, 64, 3-6, 63. Philadelphia where he keeps seeing a knee injury on Oct. 18. Jerry Butler was Thierry Tulasne of France over After losing to Loughran, Sharkey fourth-seed Andrea Jaeger of Lin­ Northlands Coliseum was cleared. scored on a power play with 2:26 left cond canto. Pipkins 0 04) 0. T(}Uls 15 1-2 31. active friendship from continuing but a lot of balls roll on your court But three of the seeds were lot of things while working out scored two Canucks goals. figured that was it, but Buckley told colnshire, HI., will play Peanut Louie Police quickly evacuated the area, in thp game to ruin Greg Millen’s bid The Elaglettes took charge in the between Carl and I, the continuation and you can-hear the arguments on bounced from the tournament, with Mel Purcell. 64. 61 regularly and training other fighters, Rangers 6, Kings 2 Top-seeded Jimmy Connors meets including his two sons. He also sees him he had lined up a soft touch in a of San Francisco tonight. Louie giving the players time to escape. for the Penguins’ first shutout of the of his excellent career with the the other court.” the surprise being No. 5 Brian Gott­ At Inglewood, Calif., Anders Amaya today in a match that things watching Larry Holmes and heavyweight rather appropriately stopped‘Jeanne Duvall 6-1, 6-3. The police said that since the game season. Millen stopped 42 shots on Manchester Recreation Department, Gerulaitis, one of seven seeded fried, who blew two set points in the Hedberg fired in his 19th and 20th features one of the best service other ranked heavyweights perform named Unknown Winston. Anne Smith of Dallas had an easy was televised locally, they suspect goal. the Manchester Police force and players to advance Wednesday to first set and went on to lose 7-5,63 to someone watching at home phon^ in Red Wings 2, Nordiques 2 goals of the season to help New York Indian wrestlers assorted other civic organizations today's third round, used his superior Tim Gullikson. returners in the game against the on TV and he gets the feeling he may "I told him. forget it, I retired.”' time disposing of Rosalyn Fairbank booming serve of the 6foot-7 Amaya. have quit too early. Sharkey says. of South Africa 6-2, 61 and will face the threat. The anonymous call was At Quebec, Dale McCourt scored snap a four-game unbeaten streak by has not been without my awareness. speed to catch up with nearly all of "I put a lot of pressure on his Second-seeded Harold Solomon goes He wakes up some mornings seventh-seed Kathy Jordan next. received between the second and his 16th goal of the season at 7:08 of the Kings. Marcel Dionne scored his In my estimation and that Of many Glickstein’s strokes. He got the jump serve, but he did have a lot of thinking he still has enough left to third periods, with the caller saying the third periodto salvage the tie for 42nd goal for Los Angeles, giving him lose CCIL match Manchester folks, both in and out of on his opponent by winning the first chances and some break points. " against Portes and (Gerulaitis plays Encouraging win that a person was walking around the Detroit. Robbie Ftorek scored both 93 points on the season, liie Rangers educational process, Carl’s time has four games and never let up. said Gullikson, who is ranked 45th in Taroezy. become world heavyweight champ Manchester High wrestling team Basketball Coliseum with a bomb. But the arena goals for (Quebec. John Ogrodnick got insurance goals in the third straight win at the 167-pound level, arrived for this new responsibility. again and arises other mornings ab­ But a little persuasion got him dropped a 37-15 decision to was not cleared until after the game tied it 1-1 for the Wings with 49 period from Hedberg and Ed registering a pin. solutely sure of it. So the idea of a back into training and he kayoed SENIOR Wethersfield High last night in CCIL He unquestionably has the intellect, because the police were certain it seconds remaining in the first period, "Johnstone. Junior Steve Machuga took a deci­ comeback keeps rattling around in Winston in two rounds. He was now Sportsman Cafe 132 (John Pisch 29, competition in Wethersfield. the organization skills, the depth of was a hoax. when he rifled in a rebound from sion and sophomore Jay Hall won by his mind. 33 and in the next seven months, Dan Moore 28, John Niekrash 21, Jeff understanding youth today and the in­ Watson, Nicklaus, Miller After a search of the premises, no close range. There Were 98 penalty The reversal sends the Silk a pin in jayvee action for the Indians. Get it out of your head. Joe. What somewhat encouraged by how easily Gott 18. Dave Lewis 17, Steve White retires novativeness and vision to bring this bomb was found and the police dis­ minutes called after a brawl in the Towners to 1-8-2 overall and 0-5 in the will you possibly accomplish? he disposed of Winston, he fought Chotiner 14), Moriarty Bros. 100 PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Veteran departments best potential to its missed it as a hoax. second period. leajpie. ResulU: 98 -Guerrera (W) WBF, 105 proper level. For Carl to be denied three more bouts, losing the first (Mike Ginsberg 28. Bob Beckwith 22, defensive end Dwight White is Manchester’s next outing is Satur­ —Laurito (W) dec. Howard 11-10, 112 On the ice, Jari Kurri scored a hat Islanders 6, Maple Leafs 4 this opportunity, seems to me to be like chances in Crosby one, earning a draw in the second and Joe Depasqua 19, Mike Wells 17, Ray retiring from the Pittsburgh Steelers day afternoon against defending —Bonamo (W) pinned LeToumeau 3:40, Ill-advised comeback trick and goaltender Ed Mio At Toronto, right winger Anders contradictory to the pride winning a decision in the third. Sullivan 10) after 10 seasons, the team announced league and state open champ Conard 119—Hartnett (W) maj. dec. Kibble 17-6, thwarted numerous Montreal oppor­ Kallur scored his 29th and 30th goals play, says Nicklaus, "it would be at pionship. In the past, he’s always had "Absolutely nothing." says former "That should’ve been more than Explorers 107 (Brian Coombs 33, Wednesday. H i^ at Clarke Arena with competi­ 126 -Farina (W) dec. Griffin 10-3, 132 Manchester as a community has PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - tunities as the Oilers stunned the of the season on assists from Bryan Pebble Beach.” . business associate Bob Hoag as his heavyweight champion Jack enough but Louis was starting to Bill Brown 20. Barry Schendel 17, White, 31, is an original member of tion beginning at noon. -Evans (W) dec. Frallicciardl 8-3, 138 always shown in its progeny. Tom Watson, even though he hasn’t Canadiens. Mio, with help from the Trottier for New York. The Isles’ —Gaskell (M) dec. Ruther IMl, 145 I’ve played some of the best golf of amateur partner. This time, he tees Sharkey, who knew he had enough come along right about that time and Tom Meggers 15), Irish Agency 102 the "steel curtain” that played a Sophomore Brian Gaskell won his Through your propensity played a competitive round of golf in goalposts and crossbar, made power play, the most potent in the —Damato (W) dec. Alemany 8-2, 155 my life at Pebble Beach,” says it up with former president Gerald after being knocked out by Primo the next thing I knew they were (Percy Davis 37, Peter Moss 33, Jim crucial role in helping the team to first varsity match in the 138-pound historically for calling them as they nine weeks, thinks he can win the dazzling first-period saves on Pierre NHL, gave New York a 4-0 lead at —Gluliano (W) pinned Donnestad :51,167 are, I am hoping you will rally this Miller. "As for the Crosby, it’s kind Ford, who in the past always played Camera, then let himself be talked talking about me fighting him,” Sumler 12, Dave Tyson 11). four world championships during his class, coming from an 11-7 deficit in Bing Crosby National Pro-Am star­ Larouche, Guy Lafleur and Rejean 9:28 of the second period on Kallur’s —Walter (M) pinned Kerrigan 2:29, 185 community leaders on Carl’s behalf. of a circus with all the amateurs and with Arnold Palmer. But Palmer is into making an ill-advised comeback Sharkey remembers. "I had this tenure. A team spokesman said he is the closing seconds to take a IM l ting today. when he was 31. Houle to keep the powerful f ir s t go al. T o ro n to ’s B ruce —Italia (W) dec. Zimmerman 4-2, Most of all to be served by this action three courses, but it’s fun. Anyone passing the Crosby this year. crazy idea in my head I could handle MIDGET going to become an account decision for Manchester. Junior Unlimited -rWalrath (M) WBF. Jack Nicklaus, who had a tuneup in Canadiens off the scoreboard. Boudreau, who was called up from will be the children of Manchester. going into a Crosby thinking he will Host Nathaniel Crosby is teamed Sharkey is 78 now. lives iti peaceful him even though he was 22 and I was Modern Japitorial 36 (David Kelly executive with a local stock Mark Walter notched his second the Bob Hope Desert Classic two retirement in Epping. N.H., and con­ 34. I talked it over with the Missus 24, Bruce Kelsey 9), Boland Oil 35 Pat Price, Blair MacDonald and the Moncton farm team 24 hours brokerage firm. i Best personal regards, weeks ago, thinks his chances of win­ win is plain out of his mind. Too with Ben Crenshaw and his brother Harry is paired with Fuzzy Zoeller in siders himself a friend of Frazier. and she said I should do whatever I (Gary Wheeler 14, Carl Stevenson Matti Hagman connected for first- David D. Boland ning this week are good. many factors other than playing well "I saw him in Las Vegas about a felt like.” 13). period goals and two goals by Kurri, Superintendent of Johnny Miller, who opened the 1981 figure in winning.” the most glamorous fouresome. Hale year ago and he looked good to me,” Sharkey fought Louis, was knocked Farr’s 33 (Kevin Boyko 11, Andy the second on a power play, in­ East pins foe Schools PGA Tour by winning the Tucson Miller ought to know. He won the Irwin and Buster Keaton play with says Sharkey, the only man in history out in three rounds and never fought Boggini 8), Wyman Oil 31 (Brian creased the Oilers’ lead to 5-0 after Brooklyn, Ct. Open, says anyone talking about win­ Crosby in 1974. That year, the tourna­ Nicklaus-Ford. Both groups are at two periods. ever to fight both .lack Dempsey and again. He never again had the Brophy 14, Steve MacDonald 11). Mattatuck women ning the Crosby should have his head ment was cut to three rounds Cypress Point today: ' Joe Louis. slightest desire to get back into it. Bullets 43 (Dan Soucier 17, Bob The Oilers then struck for goals by examined. because of weather and Miller says Miller is paired again with auto "Joe Frazier is foolish if he tries to Wayne Gretzky and Roy Sommer in a for third win flatly he was lucky. dealer Dean Wendt. They start at "What for, the almighty dollar?” Lammey 11, (3iris Packer 6), cieltics Veeck^s selling With the three Crosby courses — fight again. 1 can understand why Sharkey says. 'It can look awfully 32 (Jeff Matsop 15, Chris Mateya 11). 37-second span midway through the East Catholic wrestling team up­ Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill and Nicklaus has won the Crosby three Pebble Beach. he's tempted. He sees some of the third period. Sommer was playing his outscore Cougars Results: 100- Velez (B) pinned Bon- times - 1967,1972 and 1973. He also The field is made up of 168 pros and alluring sometimes, but it’ll never Nets 27 (Mike Sardo 9, Mike Lata 6, ended Bulkeley High yesterday, 42- sanl 2:30, 107—Marquez (B) dec. Dean 6- Cypress Point — soaked by three fighters who are around now and replace a sound mind and body.” Charlie Donahue 4, Sharlene Westry first NHL game since being 21, at the Elagles’ Nest. reaches climax days of rain, and with more rain lii scored what he often refers to as his 168 amateurs playing a round each at promoted from Wichita of the Cen­ Securing an 11-polnt halftime 1,114—Uner (EC) pinned Martinez 3:07, some of the tremendous money 4), Knicks 24 (Ray Sprague 11, points to pace Mattatuck with Laurie The Eagle matmen are now 3-6-1 121 —Velez (EC) pinned Flores 3:49,128 the forecast before the weekend is bluest triumph — the U. S. Amateur the three courses before the cut is they're paying them, so it makes him tral Hockey League. spread, Mattatuck Community Houseknecht adding a dozen CHICAGO (UPI)- Bill Veeck’sef­ made for the final round Sunday — at Wayne Lindstrom 7). College held on for a 75-88 victory for the season. -Corey (EC) WBF, 134 -Foley (EC) out. Miller probably is right. — at Pebble. think. But, believe me, they don’t Hagman scored his second goal at markers, JCim Hannon had 17 points, forts to sell the Chicago White Sox Pebble Beach. over Manchester Community College Jack Liner, Carlos Velez, Dave dec. Hubbard 12-5, 140 —Turgeon (EC) It goes without saying that Watson, "I’m very enthusiastic about come back. You're only gonna hurt ILLINC 14:35 of the third period and Kurri’s LuAnn Bendel 16, Cathy Langley 13 Turgeon, Chris Meyer and John pinned Rosario 5:16, 147-Tedescbi (B) reach a climax today. Nicklaus and Miller all rate Pebble playing this week,” says Watson. "Of George Bums is the defending yourself and lose what respect you third goal came with only 39 seconds in women’s cage action last night at and Renee Abramowicz 12 in a The American League owners champion. He starts out at Cypress, Funeral today Illing varsity stopped Webb of Kennedy High in Waterbury. Lucier all recorded pins for the pinned Alosky 5:21,157—Vega (B) pinned Beach, America’s only true links, as course, I think I can win the Crosby. have. Nature is.against it, I don't remaining. Doug Risebrough’s balanced Cougar offense. Langley Leyland 2:31, 169 -Hlguera (EC) dec. meet today to consider an offer by while David Graham, who won the REDMOND, Wash. (UPI) - A Wethersfield. "Tuesday, 50-33. Ken The victory was the 11th in 14 out­ Elagle grapplers while Joe Foley and their favorite golf course. All three My game may be a little rusty but care who you are, you're never gonna Willis hand 16 points, Chris Petersen power-play goal at 4:04 of the third ripped down a game-high 11 Alberto H irers each took decisions. Concepclo 12-3,187-Meyer (EC) pinned Skokie businessman Jerry Reinsdorf, are -familiar with the weather there is nothing wrong with the way I Pheonix Open last week, starts out at beat ol' Father Time. " funeral was today for Ray.Oyler, period spoiled Mio’s shutout bid. ings for Mattatuck while the setback rebounds. Suarez 2:32, Unlimited -Lucier (EC) who won the unanimous approval of popular shortstop for the old 12 and Greg Turner 8 for the Rams. Todd Corey picked up six points for vagaries of jhe Monterey peninsula feel. Any mistakes I make this week Spyglass. No matter how sharp Frazier The Canadiens have now lost their drops the Cougars to 2-4 for the Muttaiurk (75) - Hamel 1 (M) 2. pinned Greene :58. the Sox shareholders on Wednesday. The Rams topped Windham yester­ season. Ehist on a forfeit. at this time of year, but all three will be judgemental rather than thinks he is, or whatever physical American League Seattle Pilots last four road games. King 0 04) 0, LeRoy 12-3 4, Mirmina 5 Owner appfttval is virtually certain during their one-year stand in the day, 4p-42. Glenn Boggini had 11 come back every year to play in the technique.” shape he believes he can work In other games, Buffalo tied MCC returns to the hardwmod 0-0 10, Houseknecht 4 4-4 12, Lwiga 0 for Reinsdorf’s |20 million offer, Assistant conch Puget Sound area in 1969. points and Turner and Petersen 10 Crosby. Nicklaus, impatient when rain con­ himself into, his reflexes at 37 aren't Philadelphia 4-4, Pittsburgh downed Friday to take part in the Housatonic 0-0 0, DiBenedetto 31-2 7, Carlton 2 3- Devaney named to ahrine which also won unanimous backing WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Oyler died of a heart attack Mon­ apiece for Illing, 5-2 for the season. Community College Tournament in I’m at that stage in my career tinued to fall on the Monterey Penin­ nearly what they were even five Minnesota 3-1, Detroit deadlocked 3 7, Beaman 2 04) 4, Hyde 13 3-4 29 from the team’s 12-member board of Washington Redskins said day night. He was 43. Bridgeport. NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob "It is one of the finest honors I can where I’ll be altering my schedule sula, jumped into his private jet, flew years ago, Sharkey insists. Quebec 2-2, the New York Islanders ToUls 31 13-18 75.' directors. The proposal has the sup­ Wednesday they have hired Larry A light-hitting infielder — his ■LUNG GIRLS Mattatuck took a 39-28 halftime Devaney, who coached championship receive in college football. I'm from year to year,” says Watson, to Palm Springs and practiced all “God only knows what can happen topped Toronto 6-4, H artford MCC (AS) — Bendel 5 6-7 16 port of both American League Presi­ Peccatiello as their linebacker lifetime average was under .200 — Illing girls whipped Webb of edge with the Cougars slicing the teams at the University of Wyoming tremendously pleased and I just want "but there is little chance I’ll ever day Wednesday. Before leaving he to you when you try fighting again at defeated Colorado 5-3, Chicago beat Loughlln 10-22, Shea 0 04) 0. Nassiff 2 dent Lee MacPhail and Baseball coach. Oyler launched his career with the Wethersfield yesterday, 57-31. Heidi margin to 5 points with three and the University of Nebraska, to thank the folks who voted for me." pass up the Crosby. I love the tourna­ said, "I feel I can win every time I his age, after the kind of layoff he has Vancouver 7-3, and the New York 04) 4, Abramowicz 4 4-912. Pierce 00- Comissioner Bowie Kuhn. Peccatiello, 45, has been the Pilots by hitting .350 in the first Sullivan hooped 17 points. Judy mlnutee left. They, however, today was named to the National Devaney, elected to the Hall of ment, I love the people behind it and, tee it up. The Crosby is no different.” had. Anybody who tries to make a Rangers upended Los Angeles 6-2. 0 0, Langley 4 5-6 13, Thurber 1 2-2 4, linebacker coach for the Seattle Dalone 10 and Sharon Elmore 9 for FooUmII Foundation’s College Hall of Fame by the Foundation's Honors It was Kuhn who stopped the of course, I love Pebble Beach.” This year, it may be different for seven games of the season. Sulm-H 4, Flyvrs 4 couldn’t draw any closer. Seahawks for the past five years, and the Rams, 2-5 for the season. Hannon 6 5-9 17. Totals 23 22-35 68 Fame. Court, will be officially Inducted Into team’s previous attempt to sell the Jack, who staged a dramatic com^ Tammy Hyde had a game-high 29 Nicklaus and Miller are almost as has directed the Seattle defense for At Buffalo, defensemen John Van "It's a great honor,” said Devaney. the shrine at the Foundation’s annual club to Ohio multimillionaire eback last year by winning both the emphatic. the past three years. awards dinner, Dec. 8, in New York. Eldward DeBartolo Sr. "If I had one last round of golf to U.S. Open and the PGA Cham­ ) 1 6 - EVSNIMG HERALD, Thun., Jan. »■ IWl EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Jan. 29, IW t- 17

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S millioe NY Ranficrs 18 M 8 44 IS I» 8«0 Secord 6 (Ruskowtkl, Kerr), 12:107. 5, Mercyhurst87, PitC.-Bradfor^Tl Yamarik, Korey contract. SmvilK* Division Vancouver. Butler 8 (Marois, Minor), Merrimack 78, Lowell 72 Kansas C ity-Signed Jo ta Wathan to 9 D F.A.80CCW St Iamiis ' 3D II 8 ffi &1 174 Fuellhart), Bridgeport 4. ^ Chamber luncheon 16 9 Penallics-Wllliamt. Van, 3:9; MiddleburyTO, Williams* a three-year contract; aigned relief T h e tip o ff: 7:00 V'anapuver 30 ir. 15 » 191 172 Moravian^, Muhli ' Derrick Taylor in goal. ■ pitcher Jeff Twlttv. Government wome Hutchison, (Til. 8:9; Sedlbaoer, Chi. (9) SportaCMtw ChK'agi) 21 S 6 48 188 »1 Mt. St. Mary's78, Gw. i^aafatogtintt Cleveland — signed pitcher John (.'ulorado 13:20. Fogarty Bros. 1-(David MANCHESTER — The Greater Manchester Chamber 7:30 18 9 8 40 167 308 Third pcriod-6, Chicago, Paterson 3 Penn St. 87. Colgate 50 Denny and Infielder Eteve Roaelld to 1- Despite the sanctimonious hand-wHnging of various i-^munlon 15 2f. 8 S IS 9S (Lysiak. Zaharko'). 4 : 9 ./ . Vancouver, Penn Sl.-Behrend 70 JVestmlnster SB Molin), B ridgeport 2. year contracts: signed catcher Ron 8 NHLHockn Winnipeg sports commissioners, the trail of white powder ~ of Commerce will host a luncheon for the J.C. Penney M a 5 34 10 » 154 2S . bicsgo, (Queens UN. Medgar EvenM Hasiey to a 3-year contract. Wales Conference Patterson 4 iWilson, Lysiak), 12:0. 9. Scranton 19, Delaware Vail. 78 Taylor In goal. New York (AL) - Signed catcher cocaine — still attracts many star athletes. Otherwise, Co., on Feb. 5, at noon, at the Manchester Country Club. (£ NBABMkttbaO Norris Division Seton Hall 58, Army 41 Johnny Oates and first baseman- enter job market OS E8PN Coll«a« Vancouver, Marois 5 ( ^ y l . Hanlon). Multi-Circuits “B” 0, you couldn't believe the number of cases of “flu” to The luncheon will be given in appreciation to J.C. W L T PU. GF GA 15:9. 10. Chicago, Sutter 22 (Lysiak), ShippensburgM. E. StroudiborgS ootflelder Ed Darling. explain their sudden absences from fun and games. SImw I.US Angeles 30 15 7 S 227 IS St. Joaeph'sO, f^nn61 (Scott Andrews played Basketball Penney for letting the town hold its 1980 Product Show in 19 50 l*cnallies-Secord, Chi. 8:9; Some clubs are seeking psychotherapeutic help to get became the norm," she continued. 8*30 Montreal 27 17 5 » 3» 151 Snepsts. Van, 11:50. St. John s 79. N iagaras well), Mid Fairfield 4. Minnesota (WBL)—Acquired Pat May NEW YORK (UPI) — Jimmy Carter its two and one half million square foot warehouse. ® 8up*rttor V<^yb«H nttsbureh 17 25 7 41 IS 219 Shuts on goal-Vancouver 0-13-17-9 St. Lawreoce51. m ad a m S L 9 from San Frandaco for foiure conthlera- the cocaine-chasing athletes on the right track. hired more women at the policy-making “Nobody paid a heck of a lot of attention OKW HartforcT if. 24 lO 40 19 20 Chicago 5-15.-1I-31. St. John Fisher*. Eisenhowers tions; acquired Ann Mejwra from The warehouse complex is scheduled to begin operation Detroit 13 26 10 » 153 305 St. Thomas Aqulnas87, Bloomfield64 ' Louis for a sixth round draft dek In level than any U.S. president in history - to women running billion-dollar budgets.” ® Top Honk Boihifl Adams Division Goalies -Vancouver. Hanlon. Cfilcago. JUNIOR HOUSE 1981. in August of 1982. 11:30 Espo.itlo. A -12X6. Staten Isl.9, Adeli^lX Women in middle-and high-level govern­ Buffalo 23 10 16 S IM IS Temple 9 . Wm 8iMary68 Moriarty’s 3 (Chris College a record Ronald Reagan appears unlikely CD RAcIng From RoomvoH Minncsola £ 13 II 61' 179 140 Montreal 001-1 VermonlX, New HamMhireOI Eastern Arizona — Named Mike to match. ment posts jumped 17 percent under Rfcowoy IkKton 21 2D 8 SO 19 172 ECdmonton 326-6 Wagner 51. St, P eter's* Mahoney, Bob Hatpin, Tim Mlnidt bead football coach. (ff tportoCoator Toronto 17 £ 8 S IS 229 First pcriod-'l. Edmonton, Price 7 South McEIroy), Glastonbury 1. UnfieM — Announced retirement of Now the “Carter women" have re­ Carter, acco^ing to the Coalition for 12.*00 Quebec II 36 13 X 171 220 Kum. Gretzky). 16.(B. I, EMmonton. Alabama O, Auburn 73 basketball coach Ted Wllam, effc^ v e at enter^ the job market — some to find out Women’s Appointments of the National Nurse joins staff ® I8PN Collogo BMkottMN Wednesday's Results MacDonald II (llagmsn. Messier). 17:37. Belmont Abbeys, N.C.-AsbevlIleSO Tom Bojko In goal for the end of this season. Show N Y Islanders6.Toronto4 . Edmonton. Hagman IS (Messier). Bethany 59. Allegheny 56 New Mexico Slate — Named Pete if their high-level government experience Women’s Political Caucus. Philadelphia 4, Buffalo4 (tieI Moriarty’s. 12:30 17.49 P e n a ltie s-^ rtrsw , Mtl. 9:40: BrmngnmSou.S, Aub.-Mntgmry78 . Mangurian offensive line coach and Pat In the Defense Department, middle- Hartfora6. (Colorado 3 iiicks. Edm. II.S6; Hunter, kdm. 13:9; Cenl. Florida 96. St. Leo 9 Moriarty’s 2 (Jonathan Duniee linebacker coach. can be translated into the bottom-line MANCHESTER — Jack Ferguson, personnel ffl) FnWorMCupSkttng PitlsburshS. Minnesota I Mondou, Mtl, 18 04. Hicks, Edm. 18:04. ^ ^ r i s Newport 9 , Hamp. Sydney 64 Football skills needed in the corporate world. level women appointees leaped from 17 recruiter for Meadows Convalescent Home, has an­ 3K)0 Weinbaum, Bob Halpin; Detroit Ii, cQuebec2 itie) Price, Edm. 18.27. Pittsburgh — Announced retirement of percent in 1976 to 40 percent in 1979, while (9) Top Ronk Boxing Oilcago 7, Vancouvervane 3 Second periotM. Edmonto^ Kurri 16 Columbus 78. Siortcr 9 Scott Drummond, Bridn And women’s groups say there are signs nounced that Pamela W. Parsons, LPN, has joined the 5:30 Edmonton 9. Montreal 1 iCallighen. Gretzky),8:21.5, EdmonUm. Concord 90. Bluefleld 91 women simply are not being placed in those appointed to higher levels rose from Meadows staff as a 7-3 treatment nurse. (S) Tonnio: Morrtott NoHonol Col- N Y Rangcrs6. UsAngeles2 Kurri 17 1 Gretzky, Coffey i. 18:00. Davis St Elkins 56, Charleston 3 Hu^es drew assists),'T)ri- oll!^h» ^ logial# CIOMic Thursday s Games Penalties-Ijfleur. MU, I 11; FogoUn, E. Mennonite9. Wash, it L ee9 Citv 3 fF!d Mnhr^ R irh ^l^^lriinebadter Jim Yoo^lood, tackle Q. How many pro quarterbacks call their ow i plays aid significant numbers in the new ad­ zero to 10 percent, according to Coalition She will be responsible for performing and recording Vancouver al Washington Edm. 5:31: Acton. Mtl, 13:31:-Langway, Elizabeth Clty6B, FayettevilleS n !:L u France. defeoslSnineinin Mike how many pro teams use the signal system? — Job Mbhra, ministration. figures. all ordered treatments of assigned patients; assisting Minnesota at Detroit Mil. major, 16 X. Sommer. Edm. major, Fla. SouthemM, Rollins53 Doynon, Jimmy Burke). Fannins, wide receiver and kick returner Coo$ Bay, Ore. Winnipeg at Boston Ifi X. .Acton, Mil. I6:X, Ga SouthwestemlU, LaG rai^56 Preston Ojala in goal for Drew Hill, iafetjr Ivory Sully and a "If you look at the pictures of the new "We have submitted over 150 names of with patient teaching; and assisting with admissions, dis­ Montreal at Calgary Third penod-6. Montreal. Risebrough? Georgetown 74, American 72 cinler-suard Greg Horton. Waihinaton - It’s almost impossible to give you a definitive answer. As highly qualified women to the Reagan ad-' charges and transfers. Friday's Games ' (Lambert. Tremblay)4:04.7. Edmonton, GramblIncS, Nw LouisianaS Tri-City. Named Larry PeccaUello Itneucker far as I'm concerned, T env Bradshaw of the Pittsixir^ administration, its just a great sea of Philadelphia at Colorado Gretzky 26 (Mact)onaldl 11:14. 6. High Pt. 58. Atl. Christian56 many ■ ol )T thef OthMS...... Irt a who was Carter’s assistant for public spokeswoman Janice Katz. "At this time and A.I. Prince Regional Vocational Technical School. Detroit 101- (Messier, MacDonald). 14;X. 10. Edmon­ L^UO. Mississli^i 59 Russo, John Dempsey, lo Springfield ol the Ameriun Hockey .combination. And, of course, a team like the Dallas Cowboys liaison. the women have not been contacted. They She lives in Coventry. (Quebec 1 10-2 ton. Kurri 181 Gretzky, Chllighen). 19:21 Md-Eastern Shores. LongwoodTS does all of the signals Angeles 110-2 Savannah St. 73. Clark 63 Bette Anderson, appointed by Carter as So. Carolina X. Hofstra 72 BOWUNG the S-yard line, the coach starts calling them." Sorry I can’t be “R was fantastic," she says. “The paid Feb. 28, to shareholders of record Feb. 11. it was I'hil.'idHpliij 44 lO 81.' 180 Barrett. Del. miscofHlucI ISO F irslp erio d l. New York. Greschner the first woman undersecretary of the ■^1 w A urk 3P 2 577 13 Huber. Del. misconduct. 18 0 . (Jouiet 1^ Maloney. Johnstone). 9:9. 2. St. Vincent*. Frosiburg* MITES more explicit. president made a really strong effort to announced by H. Joseph Gerber, president. \N.ishinglon X 28 481 18 Que. misconduct. 18 0 , Hunter. Que, New York, Hedberg 19 iNilsson). 13:11 Tennessee 72. (Jeorgia w bring women in at very high levels Treasury and recently elected to the Ji rsi'v 15 40 2T3 29*a misconduct. 18 23. laariviere. ^ e m i s - A n g e l e s . Dionne* (Simmer. A. The Citadel 72. Davidson * Steimer’s 2 (Dereck HOME ENGINEERS— Towson St. 59, Geo. Mason 56 Q. Say a team tries lor an oasMe kick and has a kkker who board of International Telephone & ntral Division (onduct.ia O. Hoganson ( ^ m is(^- Murphv. 15:48 Penaltie»-^Hospodar. NY Moulton, Mark Lariviere), Martha Montany 179, Lea throughout the government, un­ 39 13 7?0 - dun, 18 O: Quebec bench (served by Jensen. LA. 12 22: Follu. NY. Vanderbilt 72. Florida X can get a k t of height and get the ball fast over f ( yards dersecretaries, dozens of assistant Telegraph, says Reagan “to this point has '.Kl.JI . I 31 2 574 9 PaddiH'k). 18.0, Detroit bench (served Maloney. NY. 14:9, Virginia O. Wake Forest 73 South Windsor 2. Brendon Pabst 19M^> Eileen Hen- dowafield. Woald It he legal to bat or even catch the ball la the W, D berlya, W. Va WesIeyanTS made so few sulHiabinet appointments' ' hi'.igit X 27 491 13D bv Nodomanskvi, 18:0 Second period^. New York. Giills 7 W heeler in goal fo r son 470, Diane Cote 485, air for the team that kiched off? Why hasa’I this Alley Oap- secretaries, general counsels of five Invited to speak 1. lovt Kitio 21 2 39 18't Third period^ -4. Detroit. McCourt 16 (Tkaezuk. Talafousi. 12:9. «5, Los W. Va. Tech 77. Salem 71 that I honestly cannot say" what his at­ Mlani.i 19 33 365. 20 •Ogrodnuk. Fotigno', 7:9. Penaltirs- Angeles. Terrion? i Palmer, M. Murphv). W, Virginia^. Robl. Morris64 Steimer’s. Lynn Davis 189-477, Hildur type kichoff been done? — Jack Zimgiblc, Madlsoa, Wb. cabinet departments running staffs of Deiniif 13 41 241 27 Barrelt. Del, 2 36. Hunter. Que. double- 13.44 6. New York Dave Malonev ^ WidenerT?. HaverfordRI Because Ite way you describe it, it would be illegal. On any titude on hiring women will be. Winston-Salem St. 1®. LvngslooeTB Steim er’s 3 (Jason Zawistowski 468, Cathy between 150 and 300 lawyers each. VERNON - Gregory S. Wolff of Wolff-Zackin & V\esiiTn l.'onlerenre minor, 14 01. McAdam. Del. double- ((Jithsi. 19 00 Penalhe»-Halward! LA. kickoff, onside or otherwise, the defensive team must have a Meanwhile the Carter women — many MidwesI Division minor. 14 01. Korn, Del, major-game 2 X. Greschner. NY, 5 57, Taylor. LA. Midwest Oatway 2, Tim Geraghty), Bohjalian 179-502, Phyllis "Having women in on policymaking, Heat treatment Associates Inc. was recently invited to speak at the W L Pel GB misionduii. 16 00, Richard. Quo minor- 5 57. Liidlaw NY. 7 46, Duguay. NY. Aueustana85'. Elmhurst 61 chance at catching the ball. That means, at the very least, having men working for women bosses. with little or no experience in industry — '•in .\ntonio 33 20 (iZ3 major 16 00. Foligno. Del. 16 £ 9 06. Sumner. LA. 9 (B. Don Malonev. BakerTO. Benedictine® tOT) Hamden 0. Wheeler in goal Von Deck 184-480. there has to be someone in the vicinity of the kicked ball. I Detroit Life Underwriters Association. The Detroit Hiiii't »r 24 28 «S 8 'a Ro<-he).»rt, Que. 16 £ NY. If 13 Bowling GreenBI, Toledo* face the .task of translating their Butler 91. DePauw * for shutout. ------Graphite trays of tungsten cemented carbide cutting tool inserts association is the third largest association of the National K.ridli.is 8 K. Ifi £ Plassc A 14.734 B<)nar. i.A. 8 42. Dave Maloney. NY. DePaul 54. Illinois SI. 59 Dave VanTassell 401, Art firing at GTE Walmet Division plant in Pleasant Ridge, Mich. The Pa ■tie Division doubleunmor 12 38 Defiance92. Elarlham (lnd)73 Steimer’s 2 (Tim Cabral 145-356, Mike Kozak Analysis and Business Planning." Ph. 41 (,• 70 - NY IsLinders 3 12-6 Shots on goal New York 84)6-2. Los DelroitTr.. LIU 74 furnace’s high temperatures solidifies and densifies the cemented Los Angeles Toronto 013-4 Angeles 7-13-f- £ Fmdlay64. Central Si 56 Geraghty 2), Windsor 1. 144, Travis Ckiok Sr. 139- service center Wolff is secretary of the Hartford Life Underwriters .7 la 4] Q. In pro basketball, conid you bave an all-black or all- It may take them six months to a year to carbide powder and produces the extremely hard alloys required for Golden .Sidle 26 Z 510 W i First iH-riod—l New York Islanders (Joalies- Now York Soetaert Los Goshen73. Ind-Pur. Fl WayneTOtOT) Wheeler in goal. 381, Tom O’Connor 153-157- find positions, says John Schlueter, vice Association. He and his wife, Liz. live in Manchester with Porlland 36 r 491 I3>i Gillies 23 (Bourne, Persson' 0 41 2 NY •Angeles. U-ssdid A-10451 Guslavus61. St Olaf56 white team or mast yoa have so many blacks and so many metal cutting. (UPI photo) their two sons. San Diego 23 29 4* 16 Islanders, Tonelli 16 (Nvstrom, Tambel- Hanover X. Bluffton61 158A58, Ralph Doyer 138- whites on yoor team? — Dean Bcando, Mesomliieo, Mkk. WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Canadair president and senior partner of Korn- Sealile 21 31 404 18 Imii. 16,39 3, NY Islanders. Trotticr 21 Ind-Pur. Indpls63. Grace57 BANTAM WfdncMJjv s Results 'Kallur. Potvin*. 18 18 Penalties- Indiana O nt. ®. Franklin54 393, Jim Johndro 142-164- I^t’s get rid of this canard once and for all. Ttere are no Inc. Wednesday dedicated its new 65,000- Ferry International. The executive search Langevin, NYI.3 22, Langevin NYl Kansas St. 54. Kansas 43 R.T. Coachworks "B' Boston KM. Philadelphia lUI ' 5 398, Bruce Fish 146-375, quoUs in the National Basketball Association. (There are. of square foot Service Center at Bradley firm has, sent resumes of 30 of the high- Washington KB PhoenuSfi 7 46 Turnbull. Tor 8:.M,TroUjer NYI Ukeland®. UW-MilwaukeeO (Art Parker 2, Bill Green course, such people as that ridiculous owner of the Cleveland Indiana KB (Jolden Stale 102 11 13 Malonev. Tor. 13 21. .Salming, Tor Mara tester®. St, Thomas 61 Ray Paj-r 137,Dave International Airport. Rogers revamps group Cavaliers, who has alienated the entire community with his level women appointees to 100 of the For­ Houston 11] NewJersev99 17 47 Lane. SYI 19 £ Millikinffi.SIU-Edwardsvllef9 2, Jim Hutton), Windsor Richards___ 137-162-423, _____ Jack The Service Center, built partly with Milwaukee 119. Seattle HO Second period-4, NY Islanders Kallur Tennis Missouri n . Oklahoma ,St. 77 race proclamations.) There are, in fact, aU-black teams such tune 500 companies and 60 executive Thursdav s Games 29 'Trotlier. Perssoni. 9 28 5. Toronto, Nebraska 61. Iowa St 56 Locks 2. Steve Holt in goal. T alley 146-137411 .' a I as the Golden State Warriors. But that’s because the b ^ play­ $4.9 million in Connecticut industrial recruiting firms. ROGERS — Rogers Corp., a leading Line. New York al Atlanta Paiement 21 i.Malonev. Picardi 15:51 Ohio U .75. Ball St. (In d ia for Coachworks. Grabinsky 148-137-159-444, ers they have been able to get happen to be black. Phoenix al Cleveland Penalties Salniing, to r 4 43, Sillier Ohio WesIeyanTS. Mt Unlon6R revenue bonds, will employ about 100 peo­ “People working in high-level govern­ designer and manufacturer of engineered Terry L. Miller has been appointed divi­ Golden Stale al lK*troit Tor 8 57 Tonelli. NVI. 13TI, Boudreau, Ohio Northern X. Heidclt^rg * Coachworks 1 (Brian Bob Mike 143-154-410, Ber- ple for the servicing, repair, and electronic components and materials, has Tor 17 116 ment positions assume the private sec­ sion manager of the Microwave Materials Boston at Chicago Women s Championships OtlerbeinTS, WlUenberg® tOT) Coughlin), New Haven 2. (). Why do people knock Chuck Mnncfe, the halfback of the New Jer.scv at San Antonio Third period 6. NY Islanders. Kallur SW Missouri®. E. Illinois* nie Welch 178-138-425, Er­ demonstration of Challenger jets. tor will have jobs for them, but some restructured its Circuit Systems Group, At Chicago. Jan X San Diego Chargers? He looks like a great player to me. Is be Division. He formerly served as manager, Milwauki-e'dl Denver 1) 'Trolticri.D 45 7. Toronto. Boudreau First Round Doubles Southwest St » . SI Cloud St 73 Holt in goal. nie Pepin 350, Bill Winnie The Challenger is a widebody corporate Houston al ITah 2 'unassisted'. 2 E 8. NY Islanders St. John s® . Bethel67 really a1wd gay for a team? — T.N., ^ rin ^ leld, Mo. have qualifications and skills not according to Norman L. Greenman, presi­ Microwave Materials Product Line. Wade and Nagclstm del Kuddell and SteubenvilleC. AllianceX jet manufactured in Montreal, Canada. Portland at San Diego Tambellmilf 'Gilliesi.5 X 9.Toronto Saliba 6-2 7sV Allen. P Smith del 174-147-450, Hank Hebert Hank Stram, who was the coach when the New Orleans applicable to the corporate world,” dent. Rogers Circuit Systems Group division Kansas City at U s Angeles Martin 7 (Sillier. Farrish). 13 X 10. Taylor * , Wilmington 64 Acker. Mascarin6-4 66 (Jov. William O’Neill, on hand for the Weekend Special Fridav s Games Toronlo Boudreau 3 1 Farrish, Anderson UNC-Wilmlngton*. No. Iow a* (OT) 139-163-393. Saints first drafted Muncie out of California, says he’s one of Schleuter says. Advancing to divisional status are the managers currently report to Greenman, ' No Games Srhixluled» 19 01 I'enallie*-Boudreau, Tor 3 If Second Round Singles UW-Eau Claire*. UW-Stout* the sweetest people you’d ever want to meet. He’s not a Duane dedication, said the growth of Canadair Flexible Materials Division, Q/PAC“ Paiement, Tor. 3 X. Sittler. Tor, 4 53 Virginia Wade. New York, del Beth UW-Green Bav € . UW-Stevens Pt. C "Primarily these women have worked who is temporarily filling the position of" PHILADELPHIA HOP Norton. Kairlield. (!onn .6-3.83. Peanut Thomas in the sense that he alienates his teammates. If Chuck Persson NYI 15.X, Saganiuk, Tor UW-Whilewaler87. UW-Plalleville* SENIOR CITIZEN- will mean additional business for other Division, and Microwave Materials Divi­ group manager. Circuit Systems Group. Erving If f-7 T, C Jones 3 2 2 8, jV k L«)Uic. San Francisco, del Jeanne Duvall. has a fault, according to Stram, it's that he’s too easygoing. for government agencies. Many were W Michigan*. Miami ( 0 )S sion. Rogers’ Chandler, AZ-based Circuit Miniature Carnations Dallas. 6-1. 6-3. Bctiina Bunge. Coral Andy Lamoureaux 221-515, He'll be on his way to practice, and a friend will say, “Let's go Connecticut firms, "most notably Avco housewives prior to their government ap­ Rogers Corp. products are based on the "2 H '"' -C"' islander I3 IH 33 (tables. Fla . del Regina Marslkova. Wabash Vail. 81. Danville® Bruno Giordano 211-523, Lycoming, which supplies engines for the Systems Group also includes the Flexible Richardson 2 (H) 4. Johnson 2 (M) 4 Czechlosovakia. 81. 81. Leslie Allen. Wayne St 73. Peru St 67 have a beer." And Chuck, not to offend him, will let himself be pointments. many have-not had any cor­ application of polymer chemistry and (ioalies- .\V Islanders Smith Toronlo WnghISt. 107.St Joseph(1nd)79 Totals V ll-X 101 ( rha \ I6.48f Now York del lleidi Eisterlehner West Edna Christensen 178-494, sidetracked. On one point I find little argument. Put a football twin-jet Challenger.” porate experience." Circuits Division, and Bus Products Divi- process technology to fill the needs of BuSTON 'KMI (ierinanv 81 46 6-4. Sandv Colima. Xavier73. Oral Roberts® in his hands, and the man can play. 3.49 a b u n c h Youngstown St. 43. Phila. Textile* E arl E verett 556, Len Sion. * Maxwell .5 8lo 18. Bird II 2-2 24 I'hiladolphia 130-4 Odessa. Texas del Yvona Brukova. electronics and other selected industrial Parish 9 3-4 21. Archibald 5 86 18. Ford Czechlosovakia. 76.6-7.6-3. Anne Smith. Southwest Buffalo 112--4 Arkansas ®. Texas Tech £ Bjorkman 525, John Reid Arturo J. Aguayo has advanced to divi­ markets for engineered components and 3 iKO 7. Henderson I 04) 2. Robev 0 1-2 1 First period 1 Buffalo. Haworth 8 Dallas, del Kosalyn Falrbank. South Carr 0 (W 0. McHalc 6 H 13 Totals 40 Alrica. 82 81. Virginia Ruzici, East Cent Okla ®. NE Okla. 17 53-0. sion manager of the Q/PAC Division, materials. 23-27 KM 'Van Boxmeer, Dunni 9 X 2 fTiiladel- Houston 76. Texas A&M 71 Q. Peui suit’s footbaU team is called the NItteny L lo«. phia. Barber 33 iWilson. Bridgman) Rumania, del Kathy Horvath. Hopewell McMurry 107, Concordia* Connecticut General eyes which produces high capacitance power 85 E. CENTER ST. OPEN Philadelphia 24M»24~I0I Junction. N V .6 - 4 ^ . Barbara Potter. ^ 1 Is ■ l^itteny sod what Is Its origin? - Terri Porretter, Rogers recorded net- sales of $92,9 14 43 Penalties-Mcnanahan Buf 5 01 NW Okla 63. SW Okla ® SOCCER Alteras, Calil. THURS. Boston 27 £ » 23-KM Linseinan. Phi 5 01. Sihoenleld Buf Waterbury. Conn . del Ntima Jausovec. distribution elements. He formerly held million and net income of $4.4 million in 649-5268 Three-point goals-Ford Total louls- Rice 46. Texas® . 34. Wesley. Phi, 8 37. Cochrane Phi. Yugoslavia. 84.84 Sam Houston®. St. Mary's61 The school in the hills of Pennsylvania is located near ML the post of manager, Q/PAC Product T IU 9 P.M. Philadclphia24 Boston X A-I5.E0 Second Round Doubles 1979, 9 ® Playfair. Buf, 12 f6 Southwestern®. Texas Lutheran® MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE Nittany. In regional folklore, Nitteny was an Indian princess general business world Mao'llikova. Stovedef Bunge. Kuhde2- (iOLDKN STATE tHJjj Strond period-3. Philadelphia. Wilson St. Edwards71. Mary Hardin-Baylor* Atlantic Division ” (Jorcnce, MacLcish), I fj 4 6.84.64 Pialek. White del Fairbank. 6lote in whose honor the Great Spirit forniM the mountain. In 1908, Smith 8 2-4 18. King f 9-11 19 Tex Christian56. Baylor® „ W L Pci GB surance Company larroll 6 7-8 19, Free 6 10-10 2 ' I'hiladplphij. [larber Jt iCbrke. WilMni Vermaak 84, 82; Navratilova. Sbriver the student b o * chose the mountain lion as the school’s atlH BLOOMFIELD- The acquisitions and reduce the del Blount. Morrison 82. 80. Huzici. West New York 24 2 .S3 - f arker 2 W) 4 (Berner 2 04) s ’ 12 35 f . Philadelphia. Kerr 12 < Barber ('al Poly-SLOei, Cal St -Bakersfield® „lliiladelpbia , , 13 13 i® ll Thursday letic s ^ b o l. Hence, the nickname — Nitteny Lions. Penn Board of Directors of restricti^s on our parent (CG/Aetna), which Short 6 2-3 If, Romar 0 04) 0 MaeUish'.13.E 6 Butlalo McCLinahan Jausovec. Kiyomura 81.7-f Claremonl-Mudd ffi, Pomona-Pilzer ® “" RKnorc 10 B ,4B U BASKETBALL State claim i to be the first college to adopt a lion as a mascot provides a full line of v.'x..* ® 30* I® 2 -unassislodi. 19 iB P e n a l i i e ^ S h Walshdel A Smith, K Jordan6- 311 Hartlord 9 1.5 375 14 Connecticut General In­ compamf;” he said. I.NDIANA -KB' Phi, 3.24, Wesley Phi 9 57 Van ^ Colorado 7T>. Oklahoma 53 Centra) Division East Hertford alFermi, 8 I b m are no specific property and casualty McGinnis 7 6-7 X. Bantom 6 Boxmecr.Hol.l2 ir . Wrlwn, Ptii majiir- . TTlW Hound .Singles Fresno Si. 79. Pacific® surance Corporation del St Louis 19 7 .731 - m' L^wards I) |-2 23, miKondun. 18 .E. liurc Huf, major. ..."A"'!;! St. Martins®. Simon Fraser53 Cleveland 16 10 .615 3 Northwest Catholic at (CGIC) has approved a acquisition plans to an­ coverages through in­ misconduct 18 ® ^ Wendy While. Atlanta.81.' Bradley 7 )1 if Davis 2 66 10, Chicago 10 15 .4® B>3 East Catholic (girls), 8 Q. 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TV exec mourns industry Actress divides time between home, jobs Dancer unwittingly teads an underworld hit man to his target, NEW YORK (UPI) — Fred Friendly, who dation, Friendly sees little hope for an elec­ Newman is starring in a film in actress in “The Three Faces of Eve” and what shall die, with little regard for quali­ By VERNON SCOTT and needlepoint. I ’d go mad if I didn’t Baxley. I always believe in casting and so was my assistant director. I and during his investigation of the helped midwife the very birth of the television tronic giant shackled by a ratings system with ty, Florida, one daughter lives in New in 1957). keep my hands busy. murder, he uncovers a trail of HOLLYW(X)D (UPI) - Few If any my friaids, iiwluding Paul who does specifically asked for them to give as industry, took time out froiA his busy a taste only for vapid sitcoms. . York, another in Chicago and the For another, it fulfills Joanne's bodies and corruption involving " It ’s an aberration and everybody knows it’s women lead as many different lives “When you’re directing, you never some of the voice-over narration,” much work to women as possible. “The fact that the nightly news is 22 minutes one of Beverly Hills' richest and "retirem ent” schedule last week to mourn the an aberration,” Friendly said. "The ratings as Joanne Woodward — wife, mother, third in Beverly Hills. Yet she drive for equal opportunities for sit down. You’re totally involved in politically ambitious families. way the creature grew up. (after commercials) is a disgrace at a time don’t indicate who’s really seriously watching managed to touch base with all of women in the film business. She Is a every facet of production from the Joanne is one of a handful of actress, director, ballet patroness “Someday I would like to 'have an Guest stars are Eileen Heckart, “It’s a blllion-dollar penny arcade," he said. when the American people need to know so anything. A lot of people turn their set on in them during the course of a single quiet and effective exponent of women film directors. Others in­ and mistress of three separate lights to the sets, makeup, wardrobe ail-woman crew, which sounds a lit­ Veronica Cartwright, Beth "Its capability in the news area has never much,” he said. “It’s impossible for in­ the morning and it stays on ail day long.” month. feminist causes. and script. clude Germany’s Lena Wurtmuller, Williams. Carol Wayne, Neva Pat­ homes. tle chauvinistic, I know. But it would been greater. Its performance has never been telligent people to watch much of i t ... and I But Friendly shifts from sorrow over the Her directorial career began three Joan Darling, Joan Tewksbury and terson and Ed Winter, All of her careers and activities She also found time to visit her “The only difficulty I find is talking help point out there just aren’t any worse ... Commercial television makes so don’t believe many of the people who program waste to alarm over the effect when he dis­ or four years ago on a grant from the Lee Grant, who also started with the CHECK LISTINGS ruR fxA C T TIME! are interspersed with hours devoted New York apartment, decorated her to actors. I ask myself if I’m saying jobs behind the camera that women « C1 Contact (D Knots Landing Abby exposes hunter falls In love wHh the outlaw's against the senator’s now infamous inquisi­ That’s the reason it’s all full of popcorn and writing two books, and he said he will continue iHogan's Haroat tha cla ssic triangla-Judy Trent, girlfriend who reminds him of his tion. He also lost a few, finally resigning his fast food for the eye.. - Gary and Val-whan she maneuvers to teach part-time at Columbia and lecture Jhn Rockford: Prtvata slain wife. (2 hrs.) post as CBS News president in a “If you were to go to the news stands, where Val to tha restaurant where Gary is 0 ABC News MghtHne extensively — none of which sounds like a Invastt^tor having anapparantly romantic tata- much-publicized collision with the network’s China rejoins music world people are buying newspapers, and say, ‘I 6:30 11:36 standard bill of retirement. a-teta with Judy. (60 mins.) (D Happy Days Again WASHINGTON (UPI) - ^ Carol Bumatt And Friands policy-makers in 1966. want to do a little survey about what was on Gleefully, Friendly concurred. “They were a little musicians aged 12-29 while The few contemporary never talked politics. G D 0 Barney HMIarThagoodnews 1 2 :0 The Chinese fascination X Tic Tac Dough Is that Harris' official decoy porno Regrets remain. the air last night,’ you’d find they’d get about “I still feel like I ’m getting off one moving anxious because they been visiting and teaching at the Chinese compositions he “Everyone made it very 0 0 0 NBCNaws (D CBS Lata Movla 'SOMEONE'S film is finished, tha bad naws is that WATCHINQME' 19783tars:Lauren “One thing I failed to do was to make people 10 percent. If you went to the very people who train and onto another one,” he said. “There is with Western ways since out of contact with the conservatories in Peking, heard joined traditional clear how upset they were O O Ovar Easy Quasi: there's no sex in it, and what'smore Comadianne Phyllis Oitlar. Hosts; Hutton, David Birney. A beautiful understand how this great national asset was the end of the Cultural western world for so long,” Shanghai and Canton. He Chinese melodies to a 19th about the Cultural Revolu­ tha Commissioner wants to bum it. tenant in a high-riaa apartment don’t care about the news, who don’t care a franticness about me that is my com­ Hugh Downs and Frank Blair. ^losad-Captionad: U.S.A.) being wasted,” he said. “You can’t do it about America, who don’t vote, and did that panion.” Revolution includes not said Giordano, who trained was particulary impressed century European roman­ tion, and how happy they k>sad*Captionad; U.S.A.) building ia spied upon ai)d harassed (D) Top Rank Boxing From Las by an unknown man in a neighboring only computers and Coca- at the Royal Conservatory by the caliber of stringed I Bob Nawhart Show because eventually you exhaust yourself. same survey, they’d get 80 to 90 percent, Then he quoted, the late CBS producer tic setting. were to be open to the rest 6:55 building. because they do watch.” Cola but Mozart and of Music, Brussels, and the instrument playing. 0 Thursday Night At Tha (D Movie-(Drama)** Ik "Dalta You’re like a moth flying against a strong Arthur Morse. While in Peking, Gior­ of the world." O N a w s Beethoven, according to an Paris Conservatory. Although he does not M ovies‘Joe Dancer' 1961 Stars: Factor” 1970 Chriatopher wind." So, of course, do the so-called ’’Nielsen “ He once said to me, ’Fred, you’ll never dano saw three perfor­ 7KX) Robert Blake, Eileen Heckart. A Giordano is optimistic SBNaws George, Yvette Mimieux. A private Now retired from full-time teaching at families” — the sample audience by which the American conductor who “It’s difficult for anyone speak Chinese, Giordano mances of the Peking rugged private detective unwit­ eye embarks on a C.I.A. mission to have a nervous breakdown, but you sure are a about future cultural M.A.S.H. A.C. Nielsen Co. rates television fare for toured China's conser­ to fathom the enormity of taught a number of classes tingly laadaanundarworldhitmanto reacue a acientiat imprisoned on an Columbia University and from his com­ carrier.’’’ Opera, all of them exchanges. A good sign is his target, and during his investiga­ vatories. the Cultural Revolution," “ through gesture and ABC Naws island. (2 hra.) munications advisor post with the Ford Foun­ advertisers who then decide what shall live Even with a headwind, the math still flies. traditional pieces, unlike f tion of tha murder ha uncovers a trail ESPN College Basketball the Chinese participation GD “They love Mozart and he explained. demonstration.” Bullsaya of bodies and corruption involving the jingoistic revolutionary SportsCanlar Show in the May Van Cliburn onaofBaverlyHIIlB'richest and poll- Beethoven,” said John Not only were the Festival Of Faith 0 Or. Gene Scott On Hobrowa . As a result of the lack of productions witnessed by t^ally ambitious families. (2 hrs.) competition as contestants Match Gama P.M. 0 Charlie's Angela 'Diamond In Giordano, conductor of the vestiges of China’s feudal earlier visitors. O Movie *(Comady-Drama) *** The Rough' Sabrina. Kelly, Kris and recorded Western music, and judges, he said. News "Quality Street" 1937 Katharine Fort Worth Symphony past destroyed during the Giordano heard no ) From Jumpstraat Boaley are off to the Caribbean with he found a certain Invited back to China as Hepburn, Franchot Tone. A girl as­ a dapper retired jewel thief to steal Orchestra and the Texas upheaval, but pianos, Western popular music, ) French Chef Cable TV alternative “musical naivete of inter­ a visiting lecturer, Gior­ sumes a dual identity to embarrass I Face Tha Music a mullimiltion dollar diamond end Little Symphony. Giordano cellos and other Western a suitorwhooncelmpoverishedand pretation” in some asid,e from some 1940s 7:29 return it to its rightful place. dano hopes to set a then disappointed her. (90 mins.) Ask Kleiner was the first westeni musi­ musical instruments also Glenn Miller renditions he I Daily Numbers (Repeal; 70 mins.) attempts at the classips mainland tour for his 35- IS) All Creatures Great And Small cian to teach in communist 7:30 12:05 went, the 43-year-old musi­ but added his students called "the Chinese 'Fair Means and Fowl' Siegfried, 9 ) ABC Newt NlghtUne C3iina. member Texas Little ) PMMagaalna with economy in mind, acquires a cian said. quickly grasped his equivalent of Muzak.’’ ) AHInThaFamHy 1 2 : 0 cheap but little used Symphony. hock of guinea fowl. (60 mins.) A f te r a tw o -w e e k ) Family Feud ^ Itogen'a Heroes By Dicli Kleiner Musicians told Giordano dem onstrations of how A Chinese functionary, ^ 9:30 ) Face Tha Music GD FIS W orld Cup S kiin g M sn's musical tour of the Peoples however, did confide to GD® It'sAUvIng Giant S^om From Madonna, Italy NEW YORK (UPI) — The scramble for of being threatened by Red they should be played. iHOUKR/CaMmA/ I $50,000 Pyramid MDS is a lot less expensive way of Republic last December at him — unofficially — “1 U r m t E T A T l M IX IT I E MLVfFI L A M ® Movie-(Thriller)** "Night Of 0 0 0 Tomorrow Guards' for playing Bach. His Chinese colleagues, USTNARTFOBD M AM S J M.A.8.H. DEAR DICK: I’ll bet this question slumps you. Who is (or expensive cable television rights going on E A B O A E i E U T I M l DAILY Tha Juggler" 1080 James Brolin. 12:35 transmitting pay TV programs than cable the invitation of the hope that rock music does l O MacNalK.ahrar Report across the couuntry has obscured the fact Practice was allowed only he said, were “begging for FNtST EMOWOMLV I t . M An ex-cop's daughter is mistakenly (D SUrTrsk was) the tall, aristocratic woman who was an extra in so in the long run. government, he said the ) Benny Hill Show on silent keyboards, his Western recordings.” not become popular in ) Ntfl. Hockey Boston Bruins vs kidnappedbyapsycopathic crimin­ 1 : 0 many pictures? She must have been in al least 1,000 movies I that, for 10 years now, a cheaper alter­ al. (Rated R) (101 mins.) The local purveyor of pay TV programs repudiation of China because of con­ Winnapag Jala GD Rat Patrol have seen her in a Marx Brothers film from the '30s and in native has been available. hosts said. He said Beethoven and 1 0 :0 0 (S)MovlS'(Thrlllsr)* "Slunts" movies from the ’80s. I know she is familiar to all of «s, and to by MDS makes a one-time investment of revolutionary art that notations of violence and O Tic Tac Dough ^ CBS Reports It is the multipoint distribution service, Despite a shortage of Mozart are favorites 8.00 1977 Robert Forster, Fiona Lewis. yoji, loo. Do you know her? BILLIE TRAHAN, Baxter Springs, $ ^ ,0 0 0 to $1 million in equipment, which prevailed during the now- drugs.” ^ Naws A airing of deadly mishapslurnsthe sheet music and inferior in­ because “the Chinese like (£ Tha Waltons A capricious ax- 20-20 a super-high-frequency, line-of-sight he rents out to the users, collecting fees discredited Cultural marinaspinsMaryEllan'sstablalifa making of a film into a rssMife singable melodies. Mozart He felt a great deal of S ) Mastarpiaca Theatre Danger Without a photograph, it's hard to know who you mean. But microwave signal authorized by the struments, Giordano said intos whirlwind whan thay fall In lova murder mystery. (PQ) (89 mins.) for the use and fees for the programs. Revolution is total. UXB' Episode IV. Brian and his men It could very well be Margaret Dumont, who was the foil for he heard some “extraor­ is very tuneful, tike rapport with his counter­ and ha proposas marriaga. (60 Federal Communications Commission a are skeptical about 'the mad The programs are distributed locally at Giordano, jury chairman parts, although noting “We mins.) 0 USAFRsllgiousFllm f'"' years. Her last film was dinarily talented’’ Chinese music.” professor,' Gillespie, whb is exper­ decade ago but little used up to now. (1) MMagaitna ^-30 What a Way to Go in 1964. She died a year later. the relatively modest transmission cost of of the Van CHiburn Piano imenting with a new method of ex- In its present application through local ( D O Morfc And Mindy Mork takas CD Adam 12 microwave compared with $14,(XX) to $25,- Silent stars Competition, was invited Iractingtheexplosive out of bomba. ^ 2 . 0 systems set up in about 50 cities, it to skatas for tha first tima to raca a (Ctoaed-Captioned; U.S.A.) (60 waleWag ’’Days of Our Lives ” for a (XX) a mile for cable TV transmission. This to China last November by chaating champion skatar down a (DM6vlo-(Horror)** "HorrorHo- while, I find Marie has joined a convent because she had an delivers various types of pay TV The combined ages of these four actresses adds up to 325 years. mins.) splta l" 1975 MichasI Gough, Den- can run to $20 million o r more in many the Ministry of Culture and Rocky Mountain paak into Bouldar 0 Independent Naws llegitlmale child. What happened to the fact that Marie Left to right, Myrna Loy, 75; Lillian Gish, 84; Blanche Swieet, 85; to try to sava tha day cara cantar at nisPrics.TsIsofmadscientist,mon­ programs over the air instead of by cable. (Rapaat) 10:30 jolnrt a convent because she realized she’d been in love with communities and an estimate of wiring Education to help select (DwhichJ nbabiNBA ha BsskatbaH works from Atlanta dastruction. Hawks ster, haunted cattle, and the vic­ But it is different from conventioqal over- and Gloria Swanson, 81. The occasion was the presentation Monday, GD Apple Polisher tims. (2 hra., 3 mine.) ("'ho had plastic surgery, which is why Washington, D.C., for cable TV ran to $70 and advise participants for The vs Naw York Knicks ® Connecticut Prime Time the-air pay TV, which uses the broadcast of the David Wark (Griffith Awards for 1980’s “best performances.” (B) ESPN CoSag* Bmkatball 9 ) Jos Franklin Show she didn I know him)? Also, Julie’s mother is Hope’s mother million. the upcoming contest. The 0 Hollywood Squares 0 Get Smart Hope is aboni 10. Julie is old enough to have David, who is old band. Pbwer Behind Mkiw 11:00 So far, MDS has not resulted in any Part of the ceremonies included honors to stars of the “American Chinese have not previous­ O O O Buck Rogers Adyingman enough to have Scotty. For a while, Julie (grandmother that Equipment for MDS is made by several 'X)0SIS> Newt CD News. Weather significant new programming, according Silent Film E ra” — with Miss Swanson receiving a special “lifetime ly participated in any inter­ TheThrcMie antrusIsBuckRogarswithamystar- M.A.8.H. she Is) was considering having a baby. If Julie is only 38, say, companies, including Electronics, ious glowing jade box. which _ 2 : 0 and David is 12, so Julie was 28 when Hope was bom. So her to Don Franco, head of Microband Corp. national music competi­ Mtudt 9 ) Moment Of Meditation Missiles & Communications, Inc., of achievement award.” (UPI photo) - ' IF YOU’RE TAKING wreaks havoc on tha starship Millionaire mother has to have been 48 when Hope was bora. She was also of America, New York, which has built up tion. Searcher and inexplicably raunttas 2 : 0 White Haven, Pa. IS) Dick (^vett Show 0 Rock Concort dying of leukemia al the lime. Julie was then the younger a series of franchised MDS systems in 50 THE BUS Buck with hismotharintha 20th cen­ Odd Couple President Frank Misso of EMC says tury. (60 mins.) ^ ' 3-00 woman in Bob Anderson's life and had a baby that died when cities. L ^ 11:30 O People's Caucus GD Movio -(Dreme) ** "Alcatres David was a child in boarding school. Now Julie is a young ^ All In The Family Expross'’ 1M 0 Robert Stack. 7 D Page 57 W Kolak matron with a grandchild. That makes Tota and Alice great- Brubeck to play UConn TO ANY OTHER CASINO Neville Brand. This story telta of Al ^ 6:30 (D RAcing From Roosevelt greal-grandparents. so how old are they sup|)osed to be if (D J^arv Griffin Capone's ride to the Atiante Peni­ doctorJ STORRS— The University of assistant professor of music; From 1976-78 the New Brubeck Rjeeway tentiary Julies mother was 48 when Hope was bora? Tom’s a 'A POWERHOUSE He had to be more than 20 when Julie’s mother was born. That Connecticut music department is clarinetist William Denza, an alum­ Quartet — literally a quartet of IN ATLANTIC CITY, OFAFIUM... puts him in his mid-70s. Alice mentioned once being a great- planning two special free concerts in nus and now chamber music instruc­ musicians named Brubeck — played Akira KuraMWM N a leading candidnr grandparent. Doesn’t she know she's a great-great, or is it Von der Mehden Recital Hail to kick tor here; and UCk>nn music lecturer concerts and jazz festivals in CUT IT OUT! ibriheyeeiF* W*igmmdN«caBr because she s to old she’s really senile? Il*i nice Julie has such 4 off its spring 1981 performance YOOS S/E in piano Benita Rose. Europe, South America, Africa, and undying love for Doug. First he had an Oriental wife. Then program. Julies mother look him from Julie. Then he was going to Their program will include: the United States. It worked with The programs include a faculty TV tomorrow remarry his llral wife when Julie was going to marry Don Brahm s’ “ Trio in A Minor for symphony orchestras and television ctalg (after ^ Anderson), but he married Julie lor a while. chamber recital, performances by Clarinet, Cello and Piano, Op. 114,” appeareances, as well. I hen he m am ed Lee, lor very good reason, and now he’d like EVERY the youngsters in the UConn S i '® c— to marry Jnlie again. My question is, don’t these writers think Glinka’s “Trio Pathetique in D Minor Bom in 1947, Brubeck began piano MORNING Preparatory School of Music, and a 9:55 0 OnaUfaToUva anyone rememben beyond the lait episode? P SCOTT for Clarinet, Cello and Piano,” and 0 Waatharvlaw Springfield, Mo. ' special exchange concert by inter­ lessons at age six, and started com­ _ 4:55 Profasslonal Rodao (Mon.) Debussy’s “Premiere Rapsodie for O PTL Club-Talk And Variety 1 0 :0 ^ c a n t On Living (Mon.) No. nationally acclaimed jazz pianist posing when he was 10. In his high 5:45 ) Jatfsrsons 0 0 Anothor World Clarient.” The concert will close school years, he took private lessons ) Bawitchsd Darius Brubeck. OUR DEAL CD New Zoo Revue W t l with Rylands performing all the cello 2 : 0 at Yale and Juilliard School of Music, 5:54 ) Mike Douglas Abbott And Coslallo Cartoon Brubeck, also a composer and Only Harrah's gives you low-cost round-trip ] RompsrRoom works ever written by Anton Webern. 0 Morning Prayer Superstar Vollayball (Tut.) arranger, and son of Dave Brubeck, and studied theory and composition Iransporlation right to our front door and back, plus a _ 5:55 portsCsntsr Domata with French composer Darius ) LssVsgssGsmbit will perform some of his own com­ special gift and food— dn the following schedule 0 Today's Woman Various Progrsmming Brubeck currently leads Gathering __ 6:00 I 22AIIVS 50% of positions as well as music by Bill Milhaud. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY (Arrival lime between Maggis And Tha Beautiful Forces, a fusion quintet and per­ P A S S E S ^ ( D Various Programming 1 In-Schooi Progrsmming Machine 10a.m and 3 p m.)/Bus and free buffet H u ) Tom Lsrson Show Evans Feb. 4, at 8:15 p.m. forms as a soloist, or with his trio. He graduated from Wesleyan 0 New Zoo Revue 0 You Bet Your Ufa SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY (Arrival time between 3 0 Health Field I Bullssys 2:58 WHAT WAY! The faculty concert, two days In 1971, he started an experimental University in 1969 with honors, after Ip: 30 p m. and 7 p m.)'Bus and free buffet, plus $5 cash ( D 0 F Y I your heat goes out earlier (Feb. 2) at 8:15 p.m., will jazz quartet, which later expanded marjoring in ethnomusicology and (D News 9? AUcs 3 : 0 bonus in coins ^ GQ l^oxs Lucy S feature cellist Mary Lou Hylands, into the Darius Brubeck Ensemble. the history of religions. Quiding Light SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY (Arrival lime 0 0 0 BlockbusIsrs The Army was p 0 FUntstones )fifoody Woodpecker between 7 p m and midnight) Bus and $5 food credit, J My Three Sons 0 Joker's Wild When no laughing ) News 10:50 the window. plus $5 cash bonus in coins D Superstar VoHeyball(Tus.) 0 News (49 General H o h p . t a l And since the bus leaves right from your own matter until } BuHwInkle 10:58 Bonanza Vernon school concert YOUR neighborhood, why pay to go any other way'? Just clip I Various Programming CD Newsbrssk NCAA Basketball (Tue.) DEFENOER-I keeps if in. Judy Benjamin f Romper Room 1 1 0 J^rlous Programming and call the service nearesl you Mauds 0 0 Texet You 6:56 [RI joined it. 0 Watch Your Mouth WAY! to mark chorale's debut 8 Middsy For group package information call 800-628-8468 American Trail QhostAnd Mrs. Muir News 0 Lovs Bast VERNON — The Vernon Chorale will chorale’s director, said the concert will or 800-257-8588, ’ ’ 7K» i Sir sight Talk 3:30 PRIVATE J Morning QD Uttio Rascals appear in its premiere local performance contain something for everyone. Citing ^^StmSoo Frassnls” Bridgeport New Britain ■ Stamford P m y e And Bugs Bunny NCAA Baskatball (Exc. Thur., ®WCT Tennis (Wad.) Shop Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Vernon Center BENJAMIN J 0 0 VUIaAlagra the abilities and experience of many FRI. JAN. 30 203-334-2116 203-229-2074 203-327-4874 P 0 0 < ^ Morning America Middle School auditorium. 0 Simmons Show 0 0 0 Wheal Of Fortuno 0 I Drsam Of Jasrmla chorale members, Chatzky said the per­ FOUNTAINHEAD Danbury New Haven Watarbury y teMteCenter 0 Don Lena Show 3 : 0 formance would be a particularly 1 1 :0 ( D 0 FYI The chorale, sponsored by the Vernon 203-792-1545 203-562-9991 203-774-4343 |______I O 0 TodaiToday enjoyable eSperience for area residents *3 N n m *43$ l u r I B a tm M S Me^Tylor Moore Show 4 : 0 the Arts Commission, will present a varied Hartford Norwalk W. Hartford 0 0 0 PesewordPlue John Davidson Show who have not previously heard massed program of classical, liturgical and show SAT. JAN. 31 203-521-1622 CD Ntwt 0 In-School Programming QHNgan's Islaiul voices in live concert. 203-527-2181 203-838-4193 ^ 7:30 Morv Griffin music. The SS-voice ensemble will sing LIVINOSTON TAYLOR Meriden Spilnqfteld, Mate. Ijk e O u ) X Ortat Space Coattw ______AFTERNOON______Movio SrtSi DEVOmOUAlE WCTTonnls(Mon.) Mozart’s ’’Regina! Coell," Braham’s X PTL Club-Telk And Variety 1 2 :0 Display Ads “The group performs at the professional 203-235-7095 413-781-3343 Domata “Song of Fate,” three movements from eS ScoobyDoo X ) CD Newt lev el," said Chatzky, who formerly •SM r.1lM r „ 8.00 PTL Chib-Talk And Varlaty Randall Thompson's ’" Testament of UylngFelth B m Bunny directed the Hartt College Chorus and the Otters not available on Saturday. All programs are ' X Captain Kangaroo 0 0 Card Sharks Freedom," and a medley from “West Side MON. FEB. 2nd T im es gs X Steedy Woodpecker 0 Basama Btraat Hartford Symphony Chorale. subiect to change without notice and are good only to Various Progrsmming Mo via Story." BROTHER JUM P W NCAA Saeketbell (Etc. Wed.. Movio daily persons 18 years ol age or older Hours ol programs will be Bawitchad Evan storm windows let Installed Inside home, *2 at Jn t 2Sc kir M l t strictly adhered to Offer good through February 28 1981 Family Food iLovoLucy Proceeds from the concert will be used ^ Porky PtoOgpe Bunny 12:26 30% of your h«at out. , A special program selection will be Ver­ AwiiMc kssr M bms $-10 Jackets are preferred at Hat rah s S:30 4 : 0 business, school or In­ to fund arts programs for Vernon (D Now Jortoy Roport FIntatonos non composer J. Thomas Johnson’s “Ave OlWson'e Mend 1 2 : 0 DEPRNOIR 1 keeps dustrial windows In Varlout Programmlno (^hrlat Tho Living Word Maria.” residents. Admission is $2 for adults and WED. FEB. 4th 9 ) Soarch For Tomorrow Bewitched in the Herald Suparetar VoNeybell (FrI.) that heat In by In­ minutes. For additional Herbert Chatzky of Manchester, the $1 for senior citizens and students. (D Vidal Saaaoon: Your Naw OneOayAtATbne DEBUTANTES STIR i Streets Of Ban Franclaeo creasing Insulating ef­ Information on how >2ilONr TV Community Cotlogo Ryan's Hopa 8 0 ficiency 2% timesi It's Certoona 0 A Deal S93 AN In Tha Family DIPINDIRI-can save CRAZY 0 O 0 Doctors Exhibit opens Saturday »:«) 9 ) WofMler Woman crystal olaar, salf- money for you contact: THUR8. FEB. Sfti 9} TomAndJerry 0 NCAA BaakatbaN (Tua., FrL) ( D 0 F Y I waatherstrlpplng and Is ' Subscribe Today 047-9946 HARTFORD — The Real Art Ways Opening reception for the exhibit is REPRISE Brady Bunch 0 Davy Crockett Indian FlghlM aMOK MS0GUTE8 Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. Gallery hours D O PMI Donahue Show 1 0 or.) Gallery series presents “Ocean Songs and ■ litiN r Is* 7 Joa FranhNn Show ^ Young And T M Rostless DaveyAedOoHath Voice Pieces on Paper,” the first one-man are Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ) FJt. Soccer (FrI.) ^ My Thro# Sons NappyDeysAgaln 9)0AHMyChMdron show by (Connecticut artist Bill Delottl. Real Art Ways is the fourth largest FRI. FEB. SIh OMIatarRogara Harratfs JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT R E M MHIK p n I nMINK w n o iw ) CatabrattonOfThoEucharlal X Movio 1 J BaeamaSbaat Stareky And Hutch The artist utilizes letters and characters” center for new and experimental works of WAS SAFE TO CO BACK IN THE 0 Programming Unannooncad TO BE ANNOUNCED Marina Hotel Casino I HwMapailna I 8:18 in his work in an attempt to move beyond art in the United States, and the largest WATER-VOU CAN’T GET TO IT I V Wchard Slmmona Show 0H#nnMio Pablo * such space in New England. RAW is 0 0 0 DaysOfOurUvaa _ S : 0 the pictorial in visual art. COMINQ SAT. FEB. 7th 0 In-School Programming lEurimig ralJ) 0 AJIaWaathor ) Barney MWor Elmore AsB0 lBtBt located at 40 State St. in Hartford. M e t lia i I Yhi ChirikMtsn BLOOD 9 :0 )MaA.BaH. wHh ROGER C. REALE ) Brady Buneh GD AddamaFamNy ) Movie (Bxo. Wed., Thur.) 3M Eneray Control Contor Says Bill Delotti: “It's my belief that Sport Parade 0 NCAA BaakolbaN (Thur.) ) Dr. Gene Soott On Hebrews •5 iOmbm •$ NOnt ) Partridge FamHy 0 JakaHeaaOoapelTIma aggregates of letters regardless as to Milt Richman, sports editor of United BEACH I 3-a-1 Contact e7lloodillM l SL D NHLHoekoyBhM(Wad.) 0 In-iehool Programming sequence take on word shapes that can be ( You Bat Your Ufa ) Elactrte Company AND ADVERTISER Fh'ess International gives the ins and outs J In-Bchool Programming ^ 2-00 I Lottery Show (Thur.) 30,000 CIRCULATION grasped in some universal sense. While on the national sports scene on your tot I iMauda 9 ) AaThaWorldTuma iNowa 9 j Oat Smart I’m not sure what relationship it has to the \ BavortyHMbNHaa Evening Herald sports pages. Another PLEASE CALITHEATRE plastic arts — its response is visual" reason not to miss your Evening Herald. C A U 4 2 8 4 W 7 8 rmwanTiii 2 0 - EVENING HERALD, fhurs., Jan. 29, 1981 EVENING HERALD. Thurg., Jan. 36, 1981 - 21 Tax rebel s N«fp HTahiMf IS H ip Wanfd 13 PART TIME HELP SERVICE STATION Vernon WANTED, apply at Center ATTENDENTS - Full and will face ■■ t Coventry G ia n t, 660 C e n te r St. part time. Anjly: Cantoae’s Manchester. to o n , 308 Wait Middle Turn­ NOTICIS pike. Lost and Found - Ptfionais SALES OPENING, for jail term - Announcamanli » aggressive sales person with HAIR DRESSER Computer - Enlartarnmant ADVERTISINa retail experience preferable Experienced only. Full, time - Auctions in furniture, bedding, or in busy, full srvice Unisex NEW YORK (UP!) - Tax rebel RATES appliances. Salary plus com­ FINANCIAL Salon. Call Ultimate I, 643- Irwin Schiff faces six months in jail Budget outline interests 1DAY...... 14*(mrpiMt mission paid holidays, vaca­ 2103. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - Bondt'Slocki-Mortgagas and a $10,000 fine after losing an - Parsonal Loans 3DAYS tion. Advancement oppor­ appeal of his conviction for willful — Insuranca 6DAYS ...12 Lots-Land for Sale DEPARTMENT OF Ibken over the phone before publlcetlon. Faculty New York City Music taking his case to the U.S. Supreme te r e s te d ,” Joseph T. - Investment Property H i p Wanted 13 PACKAGE STORE, wants subsequently involved in litigation dor of uniforms, the town saved ap­ TRANSPORTATION part time worker, Friday ■e e convenience. The & Art High School. Call 644- Court. ,'Tve only just begun to McCormick, a former - Business Property 24 WOLCOTT HILL RD. Deadline for Saturday with the town, was originally slated proximately $5 a shirt, $6 dollars for ~ Resort Property night and Saturdays. Apply in Herald la responsible 8597 fight." he said. committee member said in CARD GALLERY - WETHERSFIELD, CONN. to speak last November but due to a pair of pants and $30 for a coat. • Real Estate Wanted person 9 a.m. • 11 noon only. •or only one incorrect m>d Monday b 12dK> A U.S. District Court in Hartford a message given to the Aggressive, part time Sales No phone calls. Wine Chateau, Scftoofi-Cfaiiei 19 the meeting’s cancellation, was His goal was a balanced budget, MItC. tBRVIOeS People needed. Flexible NOTICE TO Inaertlon and than only Noon Friday. last June found Schiff guilty of willful Still ice bound Board of Education Mon­ Route 44A, Coventry, Ct. rescheduled for the January and he said "we would have had a - Services Offered hours, on a permanent basis. CONTRACTORS: to the elae of |he "OPEN HOUSE” ST. failure to file federal income tax Part of the New Bedford, Mass., fishing during recent cold weather that settled over day night. •> Painting-Papering Some nights and Sundays. meeting. zero balanced budget,” but "at the Sealed bids for the construc­ t e a c h e r s. Coventry Public original Inaertlon. BRIDGET SCHOOL 72 Main returns in 1974 and 1975. He was He . said if more - Building-Contracting Apply in person Card Gallery, •dvortbemant will not fleet is ice bound in New Bedford Harbor, region. (UPI photo) Geraldine Bissonette, chairwoman present time I don’t know what the - Roofing-Siding tion of the following projects Schools, grade level k -8 or 7- Errora which do not Street, Manchester. Tuesday sentenced to six months in jail and taxpayers were to get as - Heating-Plumbing Manchester Parkade, will be received by the Com­ 12. Must nave background in be corrected by an nd February 3rd, 9 to 11:39 a.m. for the association, said that they budget will be.” Manchester. EOE. leeaen the value of the . fined $10,000 but he has been free on close to this issue as some - Flooring missioner of Transportation reading. Connecticut cer­ ditlenal insertion. Registration, week of 2/2 thru decided to keep him scheduled “even Sousa also discussed the general > Moving-TrucKIng-Storage $1,000 bond awaiting his appeal. of those who have, there in Room 145 at: 24 WOLCOTT tification required. Contact 2/ 6. in view of the present cir­ improvement of the forces effec­ - Services Wanted SECURITY GUARD - His appeal was based on Chief U.S. would be a great hue and Glastonbury High School. HILL ROAD, Dr. donald Nicoletti's office cumstances.” tiveness, citing that the use of radar MI8C. FOR SALE at 742-6913. EOE. Keep Smiling D istrict Court Judge T. Emmet cry to bring all Information School year only. 6 hours per WETHERSFIELD, Sousa declined to discuss the pen­ has Increased, and where last year - Household Goods Be Happy Clarie’s charge to the jury. to light insofar as "all the > Articles for Sale day. $4.75 per hour. CONNECTICUT 06109 until WANTED SCHOOL BUS ding litigation at the meeting due to Applications available from: The judge told jurors the govern­ Vernon Coventry saw five fatal accidents. true, total costs for the im­ - Building Supplies 2:00 P.M., Wednesday, DRIVER to drive in the town his attorvey’s advice, and talked about the last six months have been devoid - Pets-Birds-Dogs Glastonbury Board of Educa­ February 25,1981 after which ment must prove beyond a mediate future and for the of Bolton. Will train. 64941% how he “as chief of police” had of highway deaths. - Musical Instruments tion, Glastonbury, Conn., time they will be publicly or 537-5766. □ REAL ESTATE reasonable doubt that Schiff did not next few years are con­ - Boats & Accessories 06033, 633-5231, Extension 441. "saved the taxpayers money” He added that patrols are more - Sporting Goods opened and read in Room 148. in good faith believe or rely on his cerned (and possibly ask Affirmative Action Equal Op­ BABYSITTER WANTED, My through specific budget cutbacks. visible in areas that need the ■- Garden Products portunity Employer M/F. FEDERAL AID PROJECTS Help Wanted 13 H e lp Wanted Homes F o r S ale 23 legal interpretation of the law in for some key - Antiques home two afternoons per 13 He said that he changed the FAP No. RF-HES-48(101) preparing and submitting materials In compliance with state coverage, thus enabling the resignations.)” > Wanted to Buy week. 2:15 til 5:15. Lenox St. EXECUTIVE HOUSE ■ method of transporting prisoners to taxpayers to "receive, their dollars AIDE - Glastonbury Public Town of Bolton, Project 12- area. 646-5781. ARBOR ACRES FARM INC. PRODUCTION ASSISTANT - as tax returns. He said it was his im­ RENTALS School. 10 months, 28 hours 78: Highway Signing on an Equal Opportunity Fast growing East Hartford Contemporary. Cathederal court — where two police officers worth now,” from the force. - Rooms for Rent The prosecution claimed Schiff, pression that original per week. Starting hourly Routes 6 and 44A. Engineer: " ■ yer, seek eeks full time Distributor has immediate ceilings. Three bathrooms. - Apartnvents for Rent wage $3.44 Applications STATION ATTENDANT Walk-in closets. Nine rooms. author of ‘‘The Biggest Con — How software (programming) - Homes for Rent James Burns, District ||I2, general poultry farm workers. opening for conscientious, available from Glastonbury NEEDED. Full time. Apply in 2353 square feet living area. 2 the Government is Fleecing You" — costs were probably going - Bqbiness for Rent Norwich. person: Gorin's Sports Car Agriculture background mature individual, with good car garage. For sale or rent. Harassment rule voted - Resort Property for Rent Board of Education, Glaston­ mechanical aptitude. Position desirable, but not essential. was a con man who used his non­ to buried in the program- Center, Route 83, Vernon. Evenings 649-5635, or 643-9508. - Wantad ts. Rent bury, Conn. 06033, 633-5231, FAP No. 1-95-2(34)73 We offer Company Paid entails some equipment payment of taxes to promote his book VERNO.N- The Board of Educa­ of employment or submission to filing of a grievance will in no way Town of Westbrook, Project oriented Planned - Misc. for Rent Extension 441. Affirmative COUNTER CLERK Health and Retirement Plan. operation along with inven­ and speaking tour. tion has adopted a policy on sexual sexuai requests or rejection of them affect the treatm ent of any employee Action Equal Opportunity 154-100: Construction of a NEW YEAR, NEW HOME, Programming Budget AUTOMOTIVE POSITION AVAILABLE - Apply in person-Marlborough tory location and identifica­ Custom Built 3 bedroom. harassment in compliance with state used as a basis for employment in his or her job and actions related Taxpayers’ secretary - Autos for Sale Employer M/F. Commuter Parking Facility Road, Glastonbury, Connec­ tion. Gall Mr. Fanning 568- Schiff. who claims paying taxes is System, "the new Request Work part time, approximate­ ticut. 1927. Features include. Random voluntary, wages aren't income and statutes. decisions by the employer. to the filling of a paid position, per­ for ih'oposal should bring - Trucks for-Sate on Conn. 153 a t 1-95 ly 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. $60 to width. Pine floors, - Heavy Equipment for Sale MASSEUSES - Full or part Interchange. Engineer: federal reserve notes are not legal In adopting the policy the board If the employer's attitude on the manently, will be delayed until the these costs to light," $80 weekly, while children are AIR CONDITIONER AND Wainscoating. Raised panel - Motorcycles-Bicycles time. Good steady clientele. James Burns. District 142, in school. Food discount, un­ TYPIST - 69 plus wpm. tender, believes the whoie tax agrees that in its actions and those of subject has the purpose or effect of grievance has been resolved. McCormick said. - Campers-Trailers-Moblle Windham area. ()pen every REFRIGERATION Growing East Hartford doors. Appliances. Storm win­ its employees there will be no dis­ substantially interferring with the fired, then replaced Homes day 10 a.m. to midnight; Sun­ Norwich. iform provided, other fringe SERVICE MEN Needed. dows. Doors and much more. system is unconstitutional. 'Grievances have to be submitted in Alluding to the disban­ benefits. Clean, pleasant sur­ Distributor needs conscien­ crimination on the basis of sexual affected employee's work perfor­ - Automotive Service day 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.' 423-7519. STATE PROJECTS Experienced only. We pay top tious typist for Invoicing & Last home in new develop­ Schiff was originally convicted on writing within 10 days of the date of ding of the second com­ - Autos for Rent-Lease roundings. Apply: Dairy ment. Call Peterman Realty harassment for employment in, or mance or creating an intimidating, COVENTRY- The Coventry said that Ms. Connelly had failed to Town of East Hartford; dollar and offer many Filing. Excellent working con­ the tax charge in 1979 in U.S. District the alleged occurrence. The super­ mittee, McCormick said TELEPHONE WORK, from Queen, 242 Broad Street, benefits. Ask any of our men. 649-9404 or 646-1171. participation or operation and ad­ hostile or offensive work environ­ taxpayers association fired their attend a meeting in November and Project 42-224: Repair of the Manchester. ditions and Full Benefit Court in Bridgeport, but that convic­ visor of social services will in­ that came about when the my office, full or part time. Call today. 526-4144. Package. Reply to: Mr. Fan- ministration of any education ■ ment. secretary and appointed a replace­ said that she was "not performing Simmons Road Bridge over I- WEST WOOD OFF KEENEY tion was overturned on appeal vestigate the matter and make a taxpayers asked for cost Call 528-6616. 84. Engineer: Philip B. Swain. ning,■ ------568-1927if. program or activity in the school ment at their meeting Tuesday night. her duties as secretary.”' P a n o n iM BOOKKEEPER- Mature per­ ST . 4 year old 7 room colonial because of the use as trial evidence Any employee or prospective decision within 10 days after receipt justification of Jr., District #1, Rocky Hill. son preferred. Part time, SERVICE STATION system. Claire Connelly, now former Connelly argued that she had never NURSES AIDE - 3 p.m. to 11 WAREHOUSE HELP with 40 ft. kitchen, family of a videotape of Schiff’s appearance employee who feels that he or she of the complaint. RIDE WANTED Monday- Town of Stamford, Project flexible hours. Experienced in 2'/2 secretary and of no relation to Town been informed of the meeting last applications requirements p.m. Enjoy working in a Attmdant wantad NEEDED. Some driving, 40 room. baths, principals on­ on the Torn Snyder television show. The policy defines sexuai harass­ has been discriminated against in In the event the complainant is dis­ Friday, day shift. Oakland SiIt., 135-140: Planting on Routes 15 Accounts Receivable, ly. $89,000 . 649-1955. Manager Frank Connolly, was voted November, and maintained repeated­ by the various potential home-like” atmosphere Apply In pereon hour week. Call Ron at 666- The appeals court ru l^ then that ment as any unwelcome sexual ad­ respect to this policy has a right to satisfied with the decision it may be Manchester, to Bradley Inter­ assisting the elderly residents and 104. Engineer: R.R. Payable and Payroll, Typing out of her position and Tom Kuzdal ly that she had completed all her users. national Airport, wf./ required. Small oftice. 5 day 252 SP EN C ER 8T. 1461 ANDOVER NEW LISTING, 6 the tape and Snyder's “assertive” vances or requests for sexual favors file a grievance with the supervisor appealed to the Board of Education. in our Self-Care Unit. We offer Killingbeck, District i|i4, New appointed as her replacement. assigned tasks. In a recent letter to McCormick chastised expenses. Call 644-1246 week. Manchester Parkade MANCHESTER room cape. Fireplace, garage, manner in questioning Schiff could of: submission to the conduct as an of social services. The board will conduct a hearing good wages and benefits, in­ Milford. CREDIT AND COLLECTION. The Board, apparently dis­ Ms. Bissonette, Connelly states that Dr. Bernard Sidman, evenings or Saturday 649-3658. cluding full Dental Plan. area. Permanent position if full cellar. Cream Puff! $58,- have had an adverse impact on the * impiied term or condition The policy also provides that the with the supervisor and the complai­ M.B.E. PROJECTS qualified. Write to: G.S.L, Full and part time person 900. Graham, 289-1541 or 646- enchanted with Ms. Connelly’s per­ “I was elected only last October and superintendent of schools, Please call Mrs. Lee Bianc ACCOUNT CLERK - Glaston- 8:30-5:00 p.m. Credit and/or jury. He was retried and convicted nant within 15 days after receiving Help Wanted 13 Note: Projects 12-78 & 154- P.O. Box 329, Manchester, 5569 evenings. formance of duties, requested her performed the duties I was asked saying, ”I was once RN, 646-0129. Manchester buiy Public Schools. Respon­ collection experience without the use of the Snyder tape. the appeal and make its decision Manor Rest Home, 385 West 100: The bidder agrees that Conn. resignation a few weeks ago, but was to...” classified as a member of a sible for Bookkeeping for required. 646-3050. Mrs. Cross. COVENTRY 5 ROOM within 10 days after the hearing. PART TIME - Earn extra Center Street, Manchester. 5% of the awarded contract School Food Service Depart­ New policy, adopted refused. Bissonette said that' ‘as a group we ‘special interest group’ by money while the kids are in value shall be performed by SECRETARY- RANCH Fireplace. If the complainant isn't satisfied RECEPTIONIST, 45 wpm. ment. 12 months, 35 hours per Carpeting. Lake privileges. Kuzdal initiated the action at the have a right to relieve her of her posi­ Dr. Sidman.” He said the school. Telephone Solicita­ CUSTOMER SERVICE minority business enterprises S itu a tio n Wanlsd with the board's decision then he or tion. E. Hartford company. A Light steno. Good entry level week. Applications available 15 Only $32,900. Pasek Realtors. Man convicted meeting, stating that Ms. Connelly tion because she has not been perfor­ only special interest that REPRESENTA'nVE, Securi­ as approved sub-contractor or from: Glastonbury Board of she may appeal to the state Office of good telephone voice and dic­ position. Apply Mary, WINF MLS. 289-7475, 643-2257. had not performed duties requisite ming her duties,” adding that this he could think of that of ty Pacific Finance Corpora­ owner-operator of construc­ ^ d io 646-1^. EEO. Education. Glastonbury, OFFICE WORK WANTED. LITCHFIELD (UPI) - A Water- on discipline, vandals Human Rights and the appeal may tion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I tion, a leading financial in­ tion equipment. The bidder Conn. 96933. Phone 633-5231, Part time one or two nights a for the S a r d ’s desires. particular time in the fiscal year the being a taxpayer which a Butinasi Property 26 bury man has been convicted for ab­ then be taken to the courts and the p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. stitution is seeking a Ext. 441. Affirmative Action week and Saturday. Typing, Chairwoman Geraldine Bissonette rather large group. Ihrough Fri., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., must indicate the minority ADMINISTRATIVE ducting and sexually attacking a 17- association “needs a secretary.” customer service represen­ Equal Opportunity Employer, filing, billing etc. Please call VERNON—Changes to regulations modations in accordance with state decision of the courts will be final. "Dr. Sidman does not Mrs. Williams, 569-4993. tative who’s duties will in­ business enterprises it intends ASSISTANT, Immediate GLASTONBURY, Multi use opening for a professional in­ M/F. 647-1174, after 5 p.m. year-oid girl who broke her leg in a concerning bus discipline and van­ law. seem to believe in par­ clude customer contact, to utilize to achieve the above- industrial Building for sale. frantic leap from a speeding van as dalism were adopted by the Board of NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ credit checking, and com­ stated percentage. Failure to dividual skilled in office 42,525 square ft.. 21' ceilings, Pupils attending state vocational Historical Society ticipatory type of govern­ procedures. Good with figures CUSTODIAN NEEDED - YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES she tried to get away from him. Education, this week, in keeping with tunities available. (:all puter terminal operations. We comply will render the bid extra 3 acres for develop­ schools and riding on Vernon buses, ment and has seemed to collect. (518) 462-4321. 9:00 and a sense of urgency needed Bolton Public Schools. For PART TIME OFFICE ment. Excellent condition and Raymond Cardinale, 31, was con­ the state regulations. will be subject to the same VERNON- The Vernon are looking for an individual non-responsive. application contact: James WORK Light typing, some have forgotten he is a a.m. to 1:00 p.m. with initiative who enjoys to fill critical administrative access to Route 2. Seller will victed Wednesday in Superior Court School officials said the state takes regulations as students attending the Historical Society will meet Feb. 1 at The Department of assistant position, starting as Veitch, Bolton High School, bookkeeping, and willingness entertain partial leaseback. ‘public servant’ which also public contact. Typing skills Brandy Street. 643-2763. EOE. to learn. Call 649-9337 after 5 on first-degree kidnapping and first- the stand that if a student is removed public schools in town. 2:30 p.m. in the annex of Union Con­ Hebron RNS/LPNS - Crestfield Con­ Transportation, hereby part time leading to full time. Call F I P. Corporation. 677- seems to be a dirty word,” are necessary. We offer good p.m. degree sexual assault charges. from bus transportation privileges gregational Church, Elm Street. valescent Home. Manchester. salaries and benefits and a notifies all bidders that it will Excellent wages and good 1361 McCormick added. 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent affirmatively insure that in company benefits. Call CPTV AUCTION The victim had testified Cardinale that that would warrant suspension The regulations say, “However, Dr. Thomas Lewis Jr., professor of professional work environ­ VOLUNTEERS NEEDED OFFICE WORK PART 1.ME geography at Manchester Communi­ benefits for part time and full ment. For immediate con­ any contract entered into pur­ between 10-2 p.m. or send EAST HARTFORD, picked her and a male companion up from school also. since the jurisdiction of the Vernon resume to American Frozen NOW! Meeting planned for - 20 years experience plus. BURNSIDE AVE. 900 plus ty College, will speak on "New time employees. Call Mrs. sideration please contact: suant to this advertisement, Data Entry. Switchboard. as they hitchhiked on Route 202 in The Vernon board hasn't been Board of Education only encom­ Day care Grant DNS at 643-5151. Food. 29 Bissel St. East Hart­ February 9th; call for details. square feet. Short term lease England House Types.” Security Pacific Finance minority business enterprises Ken Lappen, Manch»ster Typing and General Office Litchfield March 23. The girl said she operating under this provision. passes the transportation of the C orp., 985 M ain S t., will be afforded full oppor­ ford. 06108 . 560-4993. available. Very reasonable. School for parents Coordinator. 649-5261. oi 646- Duties Familiar with Others. Call Fran Cosgrove, stepped into his van but before her Students who were suspended from •aforementioned students, when one program MECHANIC Manchester. 643-4168. tunity to submit bids in 7925. Medical Tcrmology. 649-1788. companion could get in, the vehicle EXPERIENCED IN all Merrill Lynch Realty. bus transportation had to get their of these pupils is suspended from a Club meeting phases of truck and auto response to this invitation and Barrows Company of Vernon. sped away. PART TIME DECORATOR that they will not be dis­ own means of getting to school. vocational technical school bus the VERNON — The Suburban planned next month approved repair, gas and diesel. for Custom Drapery Shop. NEWSPAPER 872-7777. She later leaped from the van, criminated against on the The amended regulations, adopted school will be notified and may take Women’s Club of Vernon, Ellington Minimum five years Experienced preferred. breaking her left leg, and Cardinale VERNON - A pilot experience. Must have own grounds of race, color, SECRETARY/CLERICAL ASSISTANT PACKAGE STORE FOR by the board, provide that bus whatever action deemed necessary. and Tolland, will meet Feb. 3 at 7:'30 Apply: Sears, Manchester. dragged her back and drove off HEBRON— "A School for parenting issues and will lucus on program which will tools. Start at $7.00 per hour. national origin or sex, in con­ CRRRIERS SALE - Storrs area. Excellent suspension will require that a student Vocational technical school p.m. in the Northeast School,. Ver­ opportunity. Be your own again. Parents” will be the title of a six- provide day care service All fringe benefits. For ap­ PART TIME PERSON for car sideration for an award. be suspended from school attendance authorities will receive notification non. Parent Effectiveness Training pointment, call 688-7596. boss. Reasonable. 429-8644. The girl was rescued by a state session course to be conducted in the (PET) skills combined with the ideas for children in Grades 1-6, washing etc. Afternoons Mon- Prospective bidders must Excellent typing and experienced in clerical as well as from bus privileges. of all bus suspensions from the office Jack Walsh, director of youth ser­ day tliru Friday. Ap­ WANTED 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. trooper who stopped the van in Denial of school transportation library of the Gilead Hill School in of Dreikus, Ginnot and Rogers. before and after school, HOUSEKEEPER WANTED have on file a sworn state­ of the superintendent oPthe public vices for Vernon, will be the guest proximately 20 hours per ment (Form CON 16) at least and detail, preferably related to personnel Goshen February and March. Enrollment will be limited to 45 will probably begin in Ver­ for apartment in East Hart­ VERNON Household Goods 40 represents a denial of school accom­ schools. speaker.______week. See Frank Trudnak in ten days before application of and/or purchasing. Cardinale was returned to jail on The course will be open to parents persons. Application forms have non the first week in ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- person. Carter Chevrolet, 1229 Nutmeg Village, Garden of students who attend elementary March. 1332. a Proposal Form is made. $100,000 bond and sentencing was set been sent out or are available at the Main Street. or Woodgate Apartments. USED REFRIGERATORS. schools in Hebron. It will be con­ The program is designed Prior to receiving bid for Feb. 27. school. Those applying should not DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full proposal documents all 6 4 7-9 9 4 6 , WASHERS, RANGES - Clean. ducted by John D. Swanson, director to answer a growing need Stenographic, bookkeeping and word Guaranteed. Parts ji Service. send money. The fee will be collected or part time, for Oral Probate Notice prospective bidders must sub- or 647-9947 of the Social Service Institute at the first night of the course. In case to provide day care service Surgeon’s Office. Vernon Cir­ m lt a co m p leted processing skills desirable. Salary $10,453 Low prices! B.D. Pearl & cle. Previous surgical or den­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Son. 649 Main Street. 643-2171 Embezzler jailed Bolton Mohegan Community College. of insufficient enrollment persons for younger school children ESTATE OF CRISTOFORO ‘'PREQUALIFICATION annually. Excellent fringe benefits, In­ The course will run for six session before schools open in the tal experience required. Send FALETTI. dK U K d PACKAGE”, dated October RUNCMESTER BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — A former- will be notified of cancellation. resume to Box WW, c/o The Hon. William E. FillGcrald. cluding free parking In downtown Hartford. from Feb. 23 through March 30, on morning and when the Manchester Herald. Judge, of the Court of Probate. 22, 1980 which is available in Wetherell St., Avon St. bank teller said to be a compulsive Mondays from 7:30 to 10 p.m., spon­ Meeting change schools close in the after­ District of Manchester at a hearing Room 145, Department of SEARS KENMORE gambler has been sentenced to eight held on January 19. 1961 ordered that Bridge St., Litchfield Please submit application no later than WASHING MACHINE. sored by the Gilead Hill PTO/Project noon. MEDICAL SECRETARY all claims must be presented to the transportation, 24 Wolcott Hill years in prison lor embezzling $1.6 HEBRON— The February St., Portland St., and February 4, 1981. Deluxe model. Two years R.I.S.E. The fee will be $10 per per­ The program was RECEPTIONIST, for fiduciary on or before April 18.1961 or Road, Wethersfield, Connec­ million from the Union Trust Co. — meeting of the Community Health Manchester physicians office. be barrra as by law provided. Horace St. voung. Excellent condition. son or $15 per couple, for the course. Dawn E. Graboaki, ticut 06109. Ryba gets Dems vote Service Inc. of Columbia, Hebron, proposed by the Indian Monday - Thursday 9-5:30 Asking $175. 569-7764 after the largest bank haul in state history. Ass't. Gerk C A U 9 E T T Y Dr. Swanson is a noted author, Valley YMCA and will be Plans and Specifications for 5:00 p.m. Albert Maureillo Jr.. 33. a former HOLTON— The Democratic The Board of Education saw tour Nominated tor the Zoning Coiimns- Andover, and Marlborough, has been p.m. Send resume to Box GG The fiduciao' is: Connecticut Housing Finance Authority educational consultant and child- administered by that group c/o Manchester Herald. Eklwara Gado the above projects may be 6 4 3 -4 0 76 teller at the bank s New Haven caucus' nominated Henry- Ryba for nominations, two incumbents. Lou sion were Charles Holland, Harvey changed from Feb. 12 to Feb. 5. 496 Wesl Middle Turnpike, parent counselor who has lectured using the cafeteria of the examined in Room 145, 190 Trumbull Street □MISC. FOR SALE branch, was sent to prison First Selectman last night. Cloutier and Carol Hewey for part Harpin and Harold Webb for terms The change was necessary because Manchester. CT 06040 Department of Transportation widely on child development and Maple Street School. SUPERINTENDENT 042-01 SO. W N D SO R Hartford. CT 06103 Wednesday by U.S. District Court Ryba is presently serving his se­ and Marc Schardt and Emily Bailey, Feb. 12 is a holiday. The meeting will WANTED, full time, live on Office Building, 24 Wolcott terms, and two newcomers, Carol child-adult relationships. "YMCA officials said that Valleyview Dr., Deepwood Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly cond term as First Selectman. the latter who was nominated from be at 7:30 p.m. in Yeoman’s Hall, premises in Manchester. Hill Road, WeUiersfield, and Articles lor Sale 41 Levesque and Lee Stoppleworth. for The course will deal the temporary the additional $3.55 per day Dr., Foster St., and Birch His attorney, Ira B. Grudberg of Also nominated for a third term on full terms. the floor, for alternate positions. Columbia. Capable of hard work in apart­ INVITATION in the District Office in which Hill Or. for busing the children will ment complex. Cali for ap- LARGE MAPLE TABLE with New Haven, argued for a lighter the Board of Selectmen was Aloyiu's Richard Vizard was nominated for The Zoning Board of Appeals had TO BID the project is located. All A Committed Equal Employment be paid by the Y. The ilntment, 528-1300. between proposals must be obtained in C A U H E U N 2 leaves and 4 chairs Good sentence, saying Maureilio was a Ahearn. Non-incumbent Frank Rossi the Board of Tax Review; incumbent three nominations, Joel Hoffman, Opportunity Employer M/F parents will be charged a 11 am. The Manchester Public Wethersfield. 6 46-0 6 43 condition Call 649-6409. compulsive gambler who stole the was also nominated for the Board of James Klar and newcomers Sam John Morianos and Paul Barron. r Schools solicits bid for the fee per hour. The "Y” will Note: Surety Company money "out of psychological pain Selectmen. Shorey, Sam Teller. Siddia Sattar, Three incumbent Republicans CAFETERIA SUBSTITUTES GRAPHIC ARTS department Bond, on form furnish^ by 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 proi^ staff. Glastonbury Public Schools. for the 1980-1981 school year. EAST HARTFORD ArUelae lor Sale rather than a profit motive.'’ Two newcomers, Walter Kloo and Frank Cutitta and Ilvi Cannon for the were endorsed, Catherine Leiner for Applications available from: the lieparUnent of Transpor­ Grudberg said Maureiiio gambled Robert Fish, and one incumbent, town clerk, Elaine Potterton for tax South Windsor The program was ap­ Sealed bids will be received Columbua Circle and Planning Commission. The last three proved by the Board of Glastonbury Board of Educa­ tation, for at least one-third of away all the money he took. Sandy Pierog, were nominated for were nominated for alternate collector and Catherine Peterson for tion. 30 High Street, South until 3:30 P.M., February 17, Michael Avenue Area, Education Monday night. the amount of the bid, must But federal prosecutors said the ^ a r d of Finance. positions. treasurer. Glastonbury, Conn., 06073. 1981 at which time they will be accompany each proposal, Main & Wlllys Street Area, publicly opened. The right is Maurielio had systematically abused Fred Gerber, representing Phone 633-5231, Ext. 452. Af­ certifi^ check will not be Silver Lane starting at reserv^ to reject any and all trust placed in him over a long time the YMCA, said it was firmative Action Equal Op­ Main Street. & Beacon Hill portunity Employer M/F. bids. Specifications and bid accepted. The Commissioner and deserved the eight year term. planned to charge parents of Transportation reserves Tolland Street Area. a fee of $1 to $1.25 an hour forms may be secured at the the right to reject any and all The theft of $267,000 from the First NURSES AIDES - Full time, Business Office, 45 N. School C A U E6 N IE Bank in New Haven last February Senior housing poll but that may have to be and part time on weekends. 3- bids. ALDWELL Street, Manchester, (Connec­ adjusted as the cost of gas­ 6 43-80 3 8 was the largest haul at once in Andover II, and 11-7 shifts. No ticut. COMMISSIONER OF oline for the buses in­ rience necessary. We Connecticut history. Raymond E. Demers, TOANSPORTATION creases. - a 35 cent per hour OLASTONBURV Xweekend differential above Business Manager January 28, 1961 set to end Saturday The program will your hourly wage. Mother, 057-01 055-01 Olde Stage Road, Fire victim operate from 7 a.m. to 8:30 lere's an opportunity to Carriage Drive, Wagon a.m. and again from 3:30 to supplement your family in­ Road, and Sulky Lane. PUTNAM (UPI) — A. demolition SOUTH WINDSOR— There are tion over the phone may contact Mrs. 6 p.m. Kindergarten come by working weekends at AviHaMaNowl crew has discovered the body of a Dems endorse Gasper only three days left for seniors in Cooke at 644-3338 or the Human Ser­ children won’t be included Riverside Healto Care Center. INVITATION TO BID — alto — We offer: Paid sick days, paid man, believed to be the second vic­ South Windsor to make their future vices Office at 644-2571. in the program. Worthington Street, Manch9$t»r, Xionn. ANDOVER — The Democrats securing an alternate position. housing plans and preferences know. holidays, 2 weeks vacation tim of a fire that 'swept through a of campaigning for the office, since Time is running out. Gerber said he expects after one year, comprehen­ Notice Is hereby given that The Eighth Utilities District will Cambridge Street, rooming house more than six weeks Wednesday nominated independent she forsees no petition challenges. Nominated for the Board of Educa­ The survey will end Saturday. there will be 15 to 20 sive Blue Cross/Blue Shield receive sealed bids in the Of flee of The Eighth Utilities District, T rin ity Street, ago. Jean Gasper for first selectwoman. The caucus also nominated Percy tion is Dennis Keenan; for the Plan­ Since September, forms have been children a day, although 87 package, free major medical, 32 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, until 7:00 o'clock p.m. Princeton Street, Great Police Chief Omer kentile said the Ms. Gasper is also the Republican Cook for the Board of Selectmen, but ning and Zoning Commission, Mary available at the Senior Center on parents Indicated Interest disability and life insurance, on February 17, 1081 for a Cab Forward Pumper Fire Engine Swamp Road. Dear- body, believed to be that of tenant nominee. left vacant nominations for town Keenan for a term and Robert Ayers Road and have been dis­ with pro-rated benefits for (Diesel Engine). 1500 G.P.M. pump. Bids shall be made in ac­ Exercise class when a survey was made.' part tune employees. Apply - field Drive, and April 649-8841 Anthony Perota, 57, was found about This is an epoch in Andover, for it clerk, tpwn treasurer and tax collec­ LeBaron and Francis Laplne for tributed by local churches and public Parents using the facility Riverside Health Care Center, cordance with the invitation to bid, requirements for bidders, Drive. plans and specifications on file at the Dispatchers Office, 32 ^ $ 1.16 6/10 Per Gallon C.O.D. 11 a.m. Wednesday under ice and marks the first time an Independent tor. The Republican party has incum­ alternate positions. health nurses. SOUTH W INDSOR- The South would be responsible for 745 Main Street, East Hart­ AtnHaMe Newl cinders. Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut. voter has been nominated by both bent nominees for these positions and Also nominated was John Sabella The completed (questionnaires Windsor Recreation Department is transportation to the ford. — abo — Bids filed will be opened, read and recorded at the above time 200 Gallon Minimum Perota has been missipg since the parties for the position. Ms. Gasper Ms. Kowalski said that the com­ for the Board of Tax Review. should be returned to June Cooke, offering an exercise class for senior Maple Street School in the Main Street, Sycamore if is also the first woman nominated for director of the Senior Center. citizens. The class will take place at FULL TIME POSITIONS and place. fire Dec. 13, which claimed the life of mittee felt it better to leave the Joan Madore and Richard Higgins morning. Street, House Street, the position. the Community Center, 81 Ayers OPENED to dependable men The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Donal(), Lemelin, 45, and injured five positions open because it is hard “to were nominated for the Zoning Board The school board made with shop experience. $3.50 an Melrose Street, Con- if 24 Hour Burner Service The position was chalienged by The questionnaires are of vital im­ Road. The pruchase of said fire engine is subject to the approval of the other tenants. buck an Incumbent.” of Appeals, Normand Bonneau for an exception to its hour. Pilot (^., Inc. 280-9321. conrd Street, Medford portance as they will be used by the Beginning this Thursday, the class voters of The Eighth Utilities District. The body was found at the end of a Paul Jurovaty Jr., but a closed ballot There was a contest for a position transportation policy so Street, Nanel Court, 24 Hour Call Delivery proved Gasper the winner. Fire Commission, Fred Holcombe, Housing Authority as one guideline in will run for eight weeks from U noon if second-floor hallway and Kentile on the Board of Finance between students who live within DRIVER (Delivery Van) $5.00 A bid bond in an amount equal to 10 percent of the total bid must and Hebron Avenue. for library director, Alice Moe for determining whether additional low to 1:15 p.m. in room 14. hourly plus overtime. Fee said it appeared “he tried to get Democratic Town Chairwoman Susan Losee and Mary Keenan, with walking distance to their accompany any bid. A successful bidder will be required to fur­ AvaHiMe Fab. 2nd the Norton Fund and William and moderate income housing for the paid. Experienced, neat nish a performance bond with surely for 100 percent of the total away and smoke got to him.” Beatrice Kowalski said that there Ms. Losee winning the nomination There Is a |2 fee for enrollment. a ssln ed school will be 6 4 7-9 9 4 8 . if OVER 2 MILLIOH GALLONS Kralovlch for the Insurance Commis­ elderly is needed locally. For Information or to enroll In the appearing. HS graduate. Over bid price within 10 days of the award notice. will be “nothing going on” in the way for the term position and Ms. Keenan provided transportation to 2L Permanent with benefits. sion. Anyone wishing to submit informa­ exercise clau, call 644-2433. or 647-9947 TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY and from the day care Call Mr. Anthony, 2464541. Helen Warrington, Clerk program. Wilson Agency, Hartford. 054-01 22 - EVENING HERALD, TInOT.. Jan. 29. IWl ^ Paanuta - Charlas IM. Schulz EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Jail. '29. I9k| - ;?’(

I NEED A FIVE ' M / ( / By ADigaii van Buren LETTER WORD THAT ACROSS roup (abbr.) Antwar to Fruviout Punia jV\EAN5"lNTE6RnYV RIver In I Roiaan dedy Germany Alul61Y Call 643-2711 Call 643-2711 7 HllWde (Scot) 9 Skin ailment n Shoulder |F(.| to Food buY*®* 12Coataiiwr 12 Attack vM!st»»®i'*^' ‘*** repeatedly DEAR ABhV: Ypstordey I took my IK-yrar-old daughter, 14 Fall ovtr tB Coaonliad 13 FWiIng enan whom I’ll rail Sally, for her first visit to a gynecologist, and IS African land I 'rim still ih shock at whnt happened in his office. wOfnaa (Fr.) 16 Onaa (Fr.) ' 20 Soup green Sally had a very painful lump iaher abdomen, and it took 17 Fatahil Uma 21 Neuter m « r **HAxAapou5" w a p n i n a ^ me three days to convince her that doctors were nice guys, 22LHeicienca Business & Service MARKET torCteur (abbr.) WAS pur ON THiWt ay « concerned with helping people feel better, and that she must Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan ttAarla □ D C ID D D trust me and get help. 20 Acthig • role 23Holele 101 i I N| I III THE filOvEkKNMElMT. AgB Y^U | Well, the nurse led Sally into the examining room to (2wdt) 24 Latvian GRANPPA.PIP SOJ VES. MV GREAT ANP I GOT SINCE rVE BEEN '' 26 Englitb prepare her for the examination. Sally was scan^ to death 22 Swindle daisy 47 Exhort HAVE A GREAT .AMBITION WA6 ID rtvTAaU VAyusiJtstza I 2SGoiwHtlv architect 6 0 |N» ^ lAfce TH| w o r d i and had big tears in her eyes when she went in. The doctor VRETIREP I WEAR 40 Prod came in, looked Sally in the eye, registered disgust qnd AA8BIT10N WHEN WEAR LONG RANTS. MV PANTS LONGER 26 BtNmibell 27 Throb 48 Masdtmss t r ic e 41 Mora foxy (abbr.) OF peopbi WHO HRiiP \ impatience, then he turned around and walked out. He then VOU WERE A KIP?, [ 7 t h a n ANVBOPV.' taague (abbr.) 28 Talllao 29 FanIvt 30 Mathamari- 42 Enargy unit 60 Compass Y » u R v i P ^ e l t S , 5 p l^ AiJU ; came to the front office and told the receptionist within my hearing to cancel the appointment! Hearing this, I ap­ 31 Unsoulh clan’i concern 43 Doesn't axis! point 33 Upper Ctnadi (abbr.) (cont.) 52 Canal system l Y o o g S o c i a l secugnrr M PNgr/ proached him and asked for an explanation. 'The doctor 36 Awe 32 Unruly child 44 Food store in northern replied, "I am not about to see a grown girl who is crying!" 36 Landing bolt 34ldolt a n d THElSr DRAFT YbU^ 1 couldn’t believe my ears. The doctor stalked out and I 37 Scimp 46 Osuca Michigan «• MA. M . M U a fM t TM oa 39 MIchaalmat asked the receptionist if 1 had heard right. She said, "Yes, he 38 Atrdvtrk'i is the boss and can do anything he wants." I stood there, diet 1 r r 4 0 i 7 i 0 10 39 Venue Sarvteu Ott»r»d 31 Stnicas Otftnd 31 SvrvtoM Olland 31 Palntlng-Pap ring stunned. The doctor then returned and told me to get 11 l i 13 0 omcet-Storas tor Rant 55 Airfoa For 8aU 61 Auloa For Sala 61 Auloa For Sala 61 another doctor for "the child,” then abruptly walked away. 42 Aake 46 France 14 11 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE This same doctor is supposed to perform surgery on me in DAY CARE done in my BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR 1977 AMC HORNET - 6 the near future for a female problem. I had met him only 46 With (Let) licensed home. Ages 8 weeks SPACE In prime location. Will 1076 Datsun B-210. Four stock 11 H 17 10 SALE, 1976 Dodge Charger cylinder. 4 door, automatic. once before, but was not aware that he is a man of so little 49 Sleeping to 4 years. Full time 7-5 p.m. PAINTING alter and decorate to suit te­ rims and 4 summer tires, ticknett 6y 1 Special Edition. 2 door, 8 46,000 miIes,one owner car. patience and compassion. He has been practicing for many 20 B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom Prospect St. Blast Hartford, I n te r io r nant. Raymond E. Gorman, reasonable price. Call Dean St Teke ebeck - Work. Free Estimates. Will Painting & cylinder, $2,500.. 1974 289-6611 evenings. Call 875-9492 after 5 p.m.; years, and certainly should have had experience with Captain Easy — Crooks Lawrence 528-i-387I. Paperhanging. A ls o : 223 East Center Street, 643- Oidsmobile Cutless Supreme. Saturday all day. 63 In ceee not 22 23 U 27 21 pick up and deliver. Please 1139. frightened young girls. Now Sally is more afraid than ever ft 54 Petron taint Ceilings Repaired or 8 cylinder $1,500. 19^ GMC 1 1 call 64^2161 after 4:00 p.m. 1968 FORD MUSTANG 289, 3 to trust doctors, or my word, and I am equally afraid to have SREATl LOOK* of England 20 32 WILL DO HOUSEWORK - Replaced References. Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel OH VBS YOU Wanlad to Rant 57 speed needs work. $300. ^11 Trueka lor Sala 62 this doctor treat me. Suppose a tear or two should stain my LIKE MV CAREER 66 Fatigue 1 Nights and weekends in Free Estimates. Fully drive, $1,500. 1969 AMC Am- PIP! YOU WERE 12 34 Income Tax BRICK. BLOCK, STONE - 643-1041 mornings or face? Will he also walk out on me? IN T H E OIL B U 6 IN E 5 5 56 Wean away Manchester area. Have Insured. bassldor 4 door $300. 1975 TALKING TO 1 Fireplaces. Concrete. MATURE GENTLEMAN evenings. IS REALLY TAKINO 10 references. 646-3172 after 4:00 Chrysler Cordoba, poor condi­ UI’SKT IN WATERBURY Of FI VPURSBLFI DOWN Service Chimney Repairs. "No Job p.m. MARTIN MAnSSON desires room in private 1■ Too Small." Call 644-8396 for tion, best offer. The above w 40 649-4431, or 646-4346 residence. Kitchen privileges 1974 CHEVROLET VEGA DEAR UPSET: Don't speculate. Walk out on him, UP H E R E 1 Pfetident'e no " EXPERIENCED INCOME estimates. may be seen at the Savings FOR SALE 1973 FORD C & M ’TREE SERVICE, Free desired. References Bank of Manchester, 923 Main ESTATE WAGON. Four TRUCK F-100. 6 cylinder, 3 and find another doctor. And report his unprofes­ THAT’S THE 2 On 42 43 44 47 48 TAX PREPARATION, done estimates Discount senior available. Call after 4:30 p.m., sional conduct to your county medical association — FIRST SlflN 3 Circuitt ■" HAVE TRUCK WILL MOVE! St., Manchester. speed, four cylinder. Good speed, new clutch, studded 40 so 61 S2 in your home. Please call Dan citizens. Company INTERIOR PAINTING, over 643-0034. condition. $700. Call 6460254. in writing! THAT THE SNOW 4 Golf hole Large appliances, clean at­ snows, cap, tune-up, new ANP COLP ARE Moaler at 6 tf - n 2 9 .______Manchester owned and ten years experience, low 5 Dog-tired (2 S3 S4 tics. cellars, garages, also 1974 JE E P STA’nON WAGON floors in cab. $800. Call after 7 g e t t i n g t o PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS operated. Call 646-1327. winter rates and senior citizen BUICK CENTURIAN, PS, wdi.) will clean apartm ents for - Excellent running condition! 228-3971, ask for Carl. YO U I S se & INDIVIDUAL TAX discounts. 643-9980. □ AUTOMOTIVE 6 Requiree 8 realtors. Call 644-1771 $13M. C la^ Motor Sales, 643- PB, AT, AC, Very good condi­ 7 Scouting If PREPARATION at home. 10 HAVING TROUBLE 9521. tion. $400 or best offer. 643- 1979 FORD 150 PICK-UP DEAR ABBY: When a woman goes out with a man to a (HIUVSPAPIR INflRPRlti Alls I Years Experience BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL SELLING YOUR CAR? Let Building Contracting 33 For Sala 50 5317. TRUCK with cap. Four wheel restnuranl. should she order whatever she wants regardless Reasgnattle. Call 563-2051. CHILD CARE - Buses from me try! I have references and MUST SELL! 1972 FORD drive, new plow, low mileage, of price, or should she pay attention to the prices on the Keeney & St. James Schools. experience. Call Sal. 649-9337 5 FARREND REMODELING - 1971 DA’TSUN ENGINE -1600 COUNTRY SQUIRE. Best DODGE Window Van, many $5,600. 648®44. menu and order something that isn’t too expensive? HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN p.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, offer, 647-9302. new parts. Needs motor. Best EXPERTLY PREPARED by 4 years in business. Never series. Also: Transmission CLARKSVILLE Allay Cop — Dave Graua closed. Call 646-4664. Room Additions, Decks, All and Rear End. Call 643-4302, offer. 643-5317. DODGE V« TON pick-up. $500. leading, independant Tax Con­ DAY C A R £ IN MY Upes of Remodeling and SAAB, 1975 - 99 LE. SUndard, bridge before 5:00 p.m. 649-3976. DEAR CLARKSVILLE: A considerate woman sultant. Please phone: Dan MANCHESTER HOME - Repairs, Free estimates. Ful­ four speed, 4 door, air, Wade, 649-OKil for appoint­ DICK’S SNOW PLOWING - considers a man's wallet. So if you're considering Driveways, Parking Lots, Waddell School District. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Autos For Safa 61 radials. Excellent condition. Motorcfclaa-Bleyelaa 64 seeing him again, be considerate. a r e n ’t t h e s e / M V g c x y n e s s . y e s ! ANP THERE ARE THESE BIGSO BURGERS YEAH, AN' THIS m en t^ ______References. Call 643-1409. FAST FOODS THEY TAKE SUCH NO DIRTY POTS OR JUST AIN'T GOT TH’ / NAW, BUT ' NEW STUFF IS Sidewalks & Sanding. 646- Must be seen! $3,600 or best VMDNDeRFUl.P\ A SHORT TIME LEON CIEZSYNSKI offer. 649-8989. 1974 PLYMOUTH SCAMP, BOWLS TO CLEAN FLAVOR OF FRESH ( IT'S BETTER’N SURE KEEPIN' WALT’S TAX SERVICE - 2204. PS, PB, AC. New valve job, 1973 HONDA 125 cc trail bike TO PREPARE; AFTERWARDS.' BRONTO.' ____.X STARVIN'.' TH’ WOMEN Performed in the privacy of ALL C A R P E T BUILDER. New homes, ad­ needs work. $125. Call 643- HAPPY.' j — INSTALLATION AND ditions, remodeling, rec new brakes, new carborator, Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag your home. Call Walt Zingler, PAINTING & PAPERING - new alternator. $2,100. 0860. DEAR ABBY: Just another example of how the man 646-SS46. Ceiling Special. 25f per square REPAIRS. Carpet Cleaning. rooms, garages, kitchens WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1970 LEMANS SPORT. $250. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• r 16 years experience, Ron remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, MODEL WRECKS - Cash CaII647-9946. always gets the dirty end of the stick: foot, paint included. Quality Needs work. Call 2424553. Ask Campara, Trallara and When 1 ask a woman whnt she would do if she caught her Slipshod defense costly CECIL DAVIS INCOME TAX Work! Fully Insured. Pinney. 649-62^. dormers, roofing. Residential Paid. Call Parker Street Used for Mark. Moblla Nomas 66 PREPARER & NOTARY or commercial. 649-4291. Auto Parts, 3nc. 649-3391. husband in bed with another woman, she invariably replies, Manchester Property "I’d kill him." extreme nervousness when his PUBLIC - 133 Main Street, Maintenance. David Kay, 646- 1978 BUICK SKYHAWK - 77 DODGE CAMPER VAN, East Hartford. CaU S69-6371. DESIGN KITCHENS, 1972 FIAT, 4 door 128, New Economical V-6, 5 speed over­ When I ask a man what he would do if he caught his wife partner bid two diamonds. 0754. Painting-Papering 32 1973 GRAN TORINO, PS, PB, low mileage excellent condi­ in bed with another man. he invariably says, "I’d kill him." For all he knew the axe cabinets, vanities, counter paint, brakes, low mileage. drive transmission. Excellent AC, new brakes. Needs minor tion. Sleeps four, comfor­ TAX PREPARATION - tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Excellent throughout. $1,250. condition! 69,000 miles. $2500. Abby. why does the guy always get the blame when it NORTH might fall right then, but PROFESSIONAL PAINTING work. $750 or best offer. Call tably, completely outfitted. takes two to tango? AAKQJ there was no axe ana when his Reliable and experienced ser- B&M TREE SRVICE now custom woodworking, colonial Call 642-6731. Call evenings 643-5380. 647-9946. $7,900. Call 64^3906. vice in your home at offering Specail Winter - Interior and exterior. reproductions. J.P. Lewis 649- WONDERING VAKQIO opponents bid on to four reasonable cost. Norm Rates! We’ve sawed 25% off, Commercial and residential. ♦ QJ hearts. East knew they were Marshall. 643-9044. plus our usual Discount for Free estimates. Fully in­ Autos For Sala 61 Autos For Sala 61 Autos For Sala 61 Autos For Sala *653 going to score game and sured. 6464879. DEAR WONDERING: Because It is usually assumed rubMr. But there was nothing Senior Citizens! Free CRAIG’S CARPENTRY - that the guy asked the lad^ to tango, which is no The Flintatona — Hanna Barbara Productions WEST EAST Estimates. Fully insured. Roofing. Siding, Gutters. longer a fair assumption. *952 * 10 853 he could do about it so why REWEAVING BURN References. 643-72®, EXTERIOR PAINTING, V2 V 743 should he worry. Cleaned and replaced. All West opened the king of dia­ HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas experienced college student. Wpes of repairs. Free ^BEDRdCKlNSURANCE?? JUST A&OUT PAKIOtK ♦ 2 repaired, window shades, Quality worL Very ♦ AQB *10974 2 monds and continued with the TODA, HOME SERVICE Estimates. 646-7254. FRED FLINTSTONE MERE. EVERYTHING, ace. He then led the 10 of Venetian biinds. Keys, TV INC., offers you cai^ntry, reasonable prices. Cali Mike, I'D l ik e t o k n o w WHAT MR. FLINTSTONE SOUTH FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 569-3458 or 5694545. CONFIDENTIAL TO HATES DIRT IN MODESTO: diamonds. East discarded the papering, and painting. CAN’T AFFORD TO BUY? Perhaps the one who always notices the dirt should OUR HOME OWNER'S *74 three of spades as dummy Main Street. 649-5221. General repair and Let Us Show You How To Get IT’S NO PUT ON... ^ POLICV COVERS? VJ 9B65 LEE PAINTING. Interior & have his glasses cleaned. ruffed with the ace of trumps. remodeling. Call Dave 644- More For Your “ Add-On- *7653 Now declarer drew trumps, CERAMIC FIRING. Discount 3389 or Tom 643-1949. Exterior. “ Check my rate Dollar". Call 643-5001, Harp Getting married? Whether you want a formal *KJ before you decorate” Depen­ cashed dummy’s spades to rates. Quick service. Call 643- Construction. church wedding or a simple, "do-your-own-thing" discard his last diamond and dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. B B i n e e b i jiBuerT^ll^^y-^ ceremony, gel Abby’s new booklet.' Send 81 plus a Vulnerable: Both 2543. Dealer: West the jack of clubs and conceded GIFTED CHILDREN - Uii to Rooting 34 liAig, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: a trick to the ace of clubs. 5 years. Nursery School/Day CRAIG'S PAINTING - 'Abby's Wedding Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly West North E u l Soolh "I ought to quit bridge. ” CHILD CARE; Liscensed rniuEQ okHonEM J ^ f Care. Home environment. Interior/Exterior. Complete ROOFER WILL INSTALL Hilla. Calif. 90212. 1* Dbl. Pass IV complained East. "One bad mother to care for children in ’Three teachers. For appoint­ Interior Remodeling. All Roofing. Siding, or Gutters for 2* 3V Pais 4* hano after another." a loving environment. 646- ment to observe well rounded Pass Pass Pass "Maybe you should take up 4890. types of repairs. Free es­ Low Discount PriiTice! Call Ken program, 646-4864, ’ timates. 646-7254. at 647-1566. the game and quit playing nullo?’ said West "If you just Opening lead:*K kept yourself awake you Tho Born Losar — Art Sanaom would have beaten this game." Articlaa lor Sala 41 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Rooms tor Rant 52 Apartmanta For Rant 53 ,5RhRE AQimgR *5CW?y, , I'VE OWLV, 50,I'(XTM5: PAWS, P / HEATER - 35,000 BTU. Ther­ Exclient condition. $1,400.646 mature couple. $290 includes carefully today, because you what they want will give you mostat. Auto Blower. Used 6544. heat and hot water. 646^89, MANCHESTER, VERNON great satisfaction today. Let your BEN.. HAMAH... ^ iiMght discover ways to make !»tis T he w a r o f th e ^ inss- ••••••••••■••••••••••••••a luxurious four room condo. 225-15 127.79 75.99 3.34 some adlustments which could good deeds fill your coffers to one year. 649-4771. Mr. Lindsey. 0»6»ay‘aAw naAaguiPm t tm v /•L« Wantad to Bur Includes all appliances and benefit you financially. overflowing. 49 230-15 144.48 89.99 3.36 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) OAK KINDLING WOOD - ROCKVILLE-DAVIS pool. Glass doors leading to Packed in boxes. Half a cord. WANTED MILITARY AVENUE. Two bedroom patio. $350, option to buy $400. KH W Carlyl* — Larry Wright Delivered. Call between 5:00 ITEMS, World War II (or apartment. Carpet, 5662167. and 7:00 p.m., 6465711 earlier). Japanese/German appliances, heat included. swords, daggers, metals, Nice neighborhood. Security MANCHESTER - 5 Room Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl ft BtoNal COMPLETE 5 PIECE helmets, etc. Cash. Call 643- required. $385 monthly. 746 Cape. 3 bedrooms, nice yard. I oN'T WOKRyyrtT. BEDROOM SET. Box spring, 0143. 6671. uiet street. No pets. ^ $ORRy , 'VOU DO V fR v mattress, head board, two 8eferences. L ease. $400 bureaus and night stand. $300 WANTED BY PRIVATE MANCHESTER. Large 5 monthly. The Hayes Corpora­ 'jbO’RB AU6R6IC >5$iif.' w ell on point firm. Call 6461356. COLLECTOR: Old dolls, any room 2 bedroom apartment on tion. 6(16-0131. HURRY...WHILE THIS SUPPLY LASTSI to CMU'iiB, _iCAP»V(V ' HONEY condition, old paper dolls, ted­ first floor with garage. Short Ribs — Frank Hill MAKE A CASH OFFER - dy bears, related items. Call Completely redecorated. $395 JUST LISTED, 7 ROOM V Mo m . tm Collectables, Furniture, 6460557. SAVE THIS AD! monthly, plus utilities and COLONIAL. Vinyl siding. 'teY -THIS' sJED T C ) W B CALL IT T H E Styrofoam, Kits. 133 Spruce security. 6461390 or 6468352. Modem kitchen, immediate O N E DM . Street, Manchester, comer of occupancy. Pasek Realtors. SPKNieHT.^ PBCfTECTED. -'SL'SIr -f' Rooms tor Rant 52 MLS. 2867475. Birch Street. Closing ^ tu r- EAST HARTFORD HAS 2 / day January 31st. BEDROOMS AVAILABLE, LADIES ONLY - Nicely fur­ for February. Start at $325. OHIeaa-Storaa lor Rant 55 14 USED CRANK OUT nished, private room. All Includes heat, hot water, CASEMENT WINDOWS - utilities included. Near appliances and carpeting. STORE OR OFFICE SPACE Ideal for any enclosure. busline and stores. Adults preferred. No pets. available. 200, 400, and up to Reasonable for the whole lot. References and security Call 5262914, 9:365:30, Mon­ 5000 square feet. 6461442. I! Raymond Gorman Insurance required. After 3 p.m. 6 ^ day thru Friday or 2863106 5 MORIA Agency, 643-1139. p.m. to 7 p.m. OFFICE SPACE MAIN IP >OU l ik e HAT COUNTSRPOfNf STREET LOCATION - 150 J U S T W A IT TILL 80 ” JA LO U SIES WITH CENTRAL LOCATION, Free FIVE ROOM FU T - Garage. square feet. $100 monthly in­ Flstchsr’s Landing SCREENS for 14x16 foot parking, kitchen privileges, Middle age couple preferred. cludes central air and neat. YOU SEEMS... porch, and Jalousie Door, security and written No pets. $W monthly. No One year lease. Cali 0462457 CAN'T SPtAfc. A LOOR.D $800, or best offer.Call 633- references required. 14 Arch utilities. Centrally located. Ted Cummings, or 647-9997 Al 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phoi^e 643-5135 n i2 . St. after 2 p.m. Call 6460125, or 6465913. Sleffert Sr. ------OF SPANISH. ------^ I S H ffijl COMPARE !T

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