24 — EVENING HERALD. Moo,, Dec. 24, 1879 Two Join City Law Firm BiwincM HARTFORD-Robert K. law degree from Yale Law Bar Associations. He is the Butterfield Jr. and Ed­ School. He is a member of son of Mr. and Mrs. Ekl- mund A. Mikolowsky have the Hartford County, mund C. Mikolowsky of 56 become associated with Connecticut, and American Galaxy Road, Manchester. Electronic Toys the law firm of Reid and Christmas Produces Happy and Sad Tales Rlege, P.C., of Hartford. children. Butterfield graduated By United P m t International Santa and he was suspended until U.S. .Embassy in Tehran. But she they prepared ham and turkey Eve. Their belongings and all their Donna Mae Hollis, 40, robbed the In Short Supply from Boston University in The Metropolitan Transit Commis­ further notice. said her Christmas thougnts were dinners for them. presents were destroyed. But friends First Minnehaha National &nk of 1974 with a bachelor’s sion of Minneapolis played Scrooge to Abel said the MTC is afraid to with the Americans still being held. Most prisoners in the Olmsted and neighbors banded together to degree in political science bus driver Gary Van Ryswyk’s ^ n ta allow exception to the dress code Mrs. Mallory is the grandmother of 91,400 on Dec. 6, 1978. She said she County (Minn.) jail were given a 30- used 9700 to buy presents for her replace sadness with joy Christmas By RUTH YOUNGBLOOD and received his law Claus. because: “What might happen at Marine Cpl. Westley Williams, who hour leave over Christmas with the Day. degree from the University Of course, Van Ryswyk admitted Halloween?’’ was among the 13 black and woman three children and paid off about 9700 understanding they would return HONG KONG (UPI) — Many youngsters who put elec­ in loans. The family stayed at the home of a of San Diego School of Law he was a bit out of uniform in his red Most Americans observed Christ­ hostages released before Christmas evening. neighbor who spent the day with tronic games at the head of their Christmas lists are due She was sentenced to four years in in 1977. He is a member of Santa Claus suit and fake white mas in more conventional ways and Thanksgiving. “I view Christmas as a time of relatives. On Christmas morning for disappointment. a Kentucky federal prison. But the Connecticut and beard. the Christian world’s most “We didn’t plan no big nothing,” reconciliation,’’ Olmsted County The coveted gift may up as an Blaster present in­ before the holidays, a federal judge there were presents supplied by California Bar MTC official Gary Abel said Van celebrated holiday produced its Mrs. Mallory said. “ We’re still con­ Judge Daniel Foley said. “If the in­ stead. released her, gave her 915 to buy neighbors, and a holiday meal. And a Associations. Before Ryswyk was warned his attire had to traditional share of happy and sad cerned about the other boys over mates can handle it, I like to give realtor said he nas found a home they The worid’s toymakers have been frantically there. We’ll be praying and we’ll be presents for her children and assembling microprocessor games, but an acute shortage joining Reid and Riege, he go, but be showed up for his shift as tales. them a littlq furlough.” can rent. the jolly old fat man from the North In Albany, N.Y., Della Mallory thinking about them." counseled her to stay away from .Christmas looked bleak for the of chips, brains of the sophisticated units, have thwarted practiced law in California. banks. With the help of their neighbors, He lives in Bolton. Pole. said she was happy to spend the A Minneapolis woman who robbed Edward Kingsley family of North Mrs. Kingsley said, the family “real­ their efforts. holiday with her grandson — one of a bank to buy presents for her family Firefighters in Columbus, Ohio, The situation deveioped so siowiy manufacturers find it Mikolowsky graduated Abel said MTC officials had a dis­ Java, N.Y., when they lost their ly learned about the Christmas the 13 hostages released last month was releas^ from prison so she felt sorry for the news people who difficult to pinpoint the blame. summa cum laude from cussion in which Van Ryswyk used home in a pre-dawn fire Cnristmas spirit.” language not usually associated with by the Iranian militants holding the could spend Christmas with her had to work on Christmas Day so An executive with one independent Hong Kong supplier Holy Cross College with a / said. “The surge in demand outstripped the most op­ bachelor’s degree in lU timistic estimates made when chip manufacturers history and received his Robert Butterfield Edmund Mikolowsky planned their production schedules for this year.” Hong Kong imports its chips primarily from the , Some producers attribute the shortage to com­ Jianrlifatpr petition for the parts from the automobile and computer industries. Donated to Hospital A spokesman for the Trade Development Council noted that early in 1979. sales of microprocessor games in­ The Savings Bank of Manchester has donated the tree it designed creased more than 500 percent over the previous year. and decorat^ for the Wadsworth Atheneum Holiday Festival of Trees That influenced many other local manufacturers — to Manchester Memorial Hospital. Proceeds from the purchase go to previously concentrated on consumer electronics such as the Atheneum and the tree goes into MMH’s Short Term Stay Unit. calculators and video games — to shift production to the toys. Marking the presentation were Donna Cammeyer, right, advertising and marketing officer of the bank, and Lois Moore, R.N., of the Short EuTntnn Mrralh The expanding market was expected to boost the British Colony’s toy exports to an all-time high, a goal it Term Stay Unit. V(H XCIX, No. 73 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, December 26,1979 • Since 1861 • 20( Single Copy • tSc Home Delivered I still may meet through sales of more traditional gifts. Contributing to premature confidence that orders of microprocessor games could be met was the availability of skilled mold-makers, circuitry and other necessary in­ gredients. Except the chips. As long as the chips poured in, Haig Gets UTC Post thousands of the popular games were shipped to the diplomacy and international affairs, United States, the primary buyer, and to Britain where •V HARTFORD (UPI) - Alexander post he held until his appointment as they are catching on quickly. .1 May you and your family share M. Haig Jr., former U.S. Army qualifies him as the best possible commander in chief of the U.S. Euro­ But companies started to feel the supply pinch in general and commander of NATO president and chief operating officer pean Command in October 1974. Two August forces in Europe, has been elected we could find for our rapidly growing months later he was named Supreme Manufacturers who did not purchase enough chips ear­ president and chief operating officer international company,” Gray said. Allied Commander, Europe. ly in the year had to pay 30-40 percent more for what a starbright Christmas full of United Technologies Corp., it was Haig. 55, graduated from the U.S. Haig was also one of three new chips were available, a price hike that ultimately will hit announced today. Military Academy in 1947 and members named to the UTC board of the consumer. Haig succeeds Harry J. Gray, who became a full general in 1972, when directors. The others are Robert J. Charles Chapman, an authority on toys as editor of a of joy and merriment, has held the post since 1971. Gray he was appointed vice chief of the ar­ Carlson and Peter J. Scott, both Hong Kong industry publication, said. '”rhere was no way will remain as chairman and chief my. recently elected vice presidents of anyone could have predicted such a shortage. Demand executive officer of the Hartford- Gray said Haig’s “rapid rise can UTC, just outstripped the supply " in the •warmth based conglomerate. only be compared with the wartime UTC is one of the nation’s top 20 Despite obstacles, manufacturers here managed to + - i Gray said Haig was responsible for promotions of President manufacturing firms and Connec­ produce 60 percent of the market demand. Chapman said. the direction, planning, organization, Ei.senhower." ticut’s largest private employer. It Hong Kong's competitors, Taiwan and Japan, also face administration and deployment of In 1969 Haig was appointed to the designs, builds, and sells a variety of the chip shortage problem, he added each other’s love! the integrated forces for 13 nations White House as senior military aide high technology products for in­ The demand is overwhelming and is expected to inten­ while he was Supreme Allied Com­ to former Secretary of State Henry dustrial, commercial and govern­ sify in 1980." he said. "Some children may have to wait p (m mander of Europe. Kissinger. He became deputy assis­ ment customers worldwide. while for their Christmas gift " Our themks to you all. "This wide range of management tant to the president for National Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group, Hand-held microprocessor games, now in their "first and administrative background, Security Affairs the following year. Otis Elevator and the Carrier Corp. generation, " will be expanded soon. Chapman said. Each combined with A1 Haig's extensive Haig was named chief of staff for are among its wholly owned sub­ currently provides one game such as hockey, soccer, experience in world politics. the Nixon administration in 1973, a sidiaries. Alexander Haig football, car racing, chess or checkers. Next year multiple games in one unit will emerge. Chapman said Wearing his mitre and holding his pastoral staff, Pope John Paul II waves to crowds below in St. Peter’s Square from the central loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica aftpr imparting his Urbi et Hansen in Iran Again Orbi blessing to the city and world Tuesday. At right is Mon­ Friends are a wonderful part of TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - The official Pars news agency said were no longer bound or kept in signor Virgilio Now. (UPI photo) Congressman George Hansen began Tehran’s spiritual leader. Ayatollah solitary confinement, and were get­ .Savings Bank Christmas, so we want to say thanks for his second controversial attempt to Montaberi, also visited the hostages ting exercise. W.H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. win freedom for the American on the 53rd day of their captivity and The State Department said it has our congenial and warm relationship. hostages today and Ayatollah told them: "We have no animosity never received a complete list from of Manchester! Children Target Ruhollah Khomeini warned that Iran toward you and in Islam all human the militants, but the number 50 has May it continue to flower long after Christmas. must prepare to face a U.S. beings are free and equal." been generally accepted, and was economic blockade. “I hope (President) Carter will used by Washington in official papers ARMAND — CINDY - PAT - GRAYCE ENGLAND HARDWARE CO. In another sign of a possible rift stop being obstinate and come to his it filed with the International Court Our Spencer St. Of Papers Appeal between the ruling Revolutionary senses so that you may be released as of Justice in the Hague. Route 44A Bolton Notch Council and militant students, soon as possible," the Tehran Some observers pointed to the dis-. Armands Beauty Salon' Ayatollah said. crepancy in numbers saying it could Office Will Close VATICAN CITY (UPI) - John ourselves whether there will con­ former Prime Minister Mehdi Montaberi shook hands with every be an indication the militants had BOLTON 695 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN M ANCHESTER • TEL. 649-6291 Paul II dedicated his Christmas Day tinue to accumulate over the heads of Bazargan and fellow council member prisoner, including one who tried to "hidden" at least seven hostages — at 5 P.M. On appeal to the children of the world, this new generation of children the Yadollah Sahabi protested “baseless refuse. possibly those the captors already stressing the importance of human threat of common extermination for accusations” by two students in a Christmas Eve And Rep. Hansen arrived today on his had decided were to stand trial as rights, Uie dangers of the arms race which the means are in the hands of Christmas Day television broadcast. the modem states, especially the Other militants apologized for the second personal dipomacy mission in spies. New Years Eve and the immorality of abortion. two months but refused to mention Warren Day, spokesman for the Speaking from the balcony of St. major world powers," he said. broadcast, which attacked former vice premier Abbas Amir-Entezam specific details of his "open-ended" three clergymen, said the men Peter’s Basilica to about 300,(KX) peo­ The pope also used the opportunity visit. returned to the embassy today, ple gathered in the square below him, for “collaboration” with the United Happy Holidayt To All of his Christmas Day address to reaf­ States. "These two brothers con­ "I’m here to build on my past ef­ where the militants handed over John Paul said he was dedicating his firm the theological foundation of the forts," the Idaho Republican said. photocopies of 33 messages from the Our Cuslomerg traditional Christmas message fessed to their mistake" and were church’s opposition to abortion — the ready to accept “any religious "The last time I open^ the doors to hostages to their families. The Tuesday to the world's children, in belief that life begins at conception punishment,” the militants said. Rep. George Hansen the country, to the government, and originals apparently were kept by the honor of the U.N.designated Year of rather than birth. to the embassy. I think that was very captors. the Child. In a speech from the Moslem holy small crowds outside the embassy significant and I paved the way for The contents of the messages, "What better wish can I express "The child is also a great and con­ city of Qom, Khomeini said braved chill, snowy weather to renew the hostages to have more open which Day said were "assurances to » ts3 s» *a i« Ba so so for every nation and the whole of tinuous test of our fidelity to Wednesday the United States has “threatened us with an economic their chants of "Death to Carter, treatment.” the families they (the hostages) were mankind, and for ail the children of ourselves, of our fidelity to HAPPY death to the Shah!" The three Protestant and Roman in good shape, and expressions of the world, than a better future in humanity,” he said, “it is a test of boycott’’ and that even "if we give Hansen, ignoring criticism from Catholic clergymen celebrated love," were not disclosed because which respect for human rights will our respect for the mystery of life this a very weak probability ... we the White House and colleagues in Christmas mass Tuesday with small they were “of a personal nature.” become a complete reality upon which from the very first mo­ should be equipped.” congress, arrived in Tehran to an­ groups of hostages — 43 in all — throughout the third millennium ment of conception the creator “You are in a war situation,” The spokesman also said in addi­ nounce, "I’m here to build on my prompting new questions about the which is drawing near," the pope places the imprint of his image and Khomeini told his countrymen, "an tion to their Christmas Day embassy HOLIDAYS past efforts.” But he did not outline total number of captives held by the likeness.” economic war which is in itself a visit, the clergymen made a said in the "Urbi et Orbi" (To the Iranian militants. struggle between Islam and what new plan he had in mind to get "pastoral Christmas visit" to the City and the World) address. John Paul delivered his “Urbi et the hostages released from the U.S. The clergymen met today with a And in a reference to the con­ blasphemy." Foreign Ministry, where three other Orbi" appeal after celebrating two embassy. Ghotbzadeh but no details were 0 oir bjal frinls. tinuing construction of nuclear pontifical high masses in St. Peter’s He called on Iran to take steps to Americans, including Charge d’Af- become self-sufficient in agriculture, 'I’hree American clergymen who released and a spokesman for the weapons, John Paul appealed in a firm Basilica, the high point of the holiday faires Bruce Laingen, are held. urged farmers to “work hard” and conducted Christmas services for the three said they had not requested a V voice, "Are the children to receive season that ends with a special mass Botli ild anil ara insisted that factory workers "avoid captives conferred with Foreign meeting with Ayatollah Ruhollah Hansen's latest attempt at solo the arms race from us as a necessary Jan, 1 — a day observed each year by go-slows." Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh and Khomeini. diplomacy again drew fire from inheritance? the Vatican as the International Day collected personal messages from After the embassy visit Tuesday, Capitol Hill where Rep. Peter "In this perspective we must ask of Peace. The speech made no mention of American hostages, who went into the hostages to their families. But the clergymen reported the hostages Peyser, D-N.Y., urged the ad­ For a HEBBT C B E IS T H g their 53rd day in captivity while they did not see the prisoners again. appeared to be in "good shape," ministration to revoke his passport. Grounded Sailors Rescued waters, caters mainly to wealthy uiedne6dQy I SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) - More tourists who want to see that remote i> than 100 people aboard a luxury region of the world at a price of The Weather can have Chriatmas Day off. Page adventure liner that crunched into several thousand dollars per person. 7. the rocks off an Antarctic island are The ship made its first tourist run Partly cloudy and colder tonight. James Abbott McNeill WUstler’s safe today aboard a Chilean rescue to the Antarctic in 1971 and at that ... and tfiank 3NNI for another I Partly aunny Tburaday. Detailed 1983 portrait made bii mother vessel, authorities say. time, passengers paid up to 94,100 tar.Hhloff ------forecaita on P tfe 2. world famous, but be might just as The Chilean navy said its transport each. ’ this now I easily have cBoeen to immortalize ship Piloto Pardo_ reached the A U.S. Navy spokesman said the f our sticcoss II tO( In Spqrts his father. Page 24. stricken liner Lindbla'd Eizplorer ear­ ship radioed a Mayday distress call upon your 1 ly Tuesday and took aboard “around 5tenday saying it ran aground on UConn coach ready for Connec- 25 women and 85 men," none of Inside Today t i l Anvers Island, some 40 miles from, Vaaem and foy from all of us at ' Ucut Mvtual Claulc on weekend.... whom was injured in the accident. the American Navy base of Palmer P itta b u ^ upholda Eastern college Business., r-...... Authorities said 15 members of the Island off the Antarctic Peninsula, 5'grid p r^ ig e Page 21. Classified...... ;JM 8 crew remained aboard the ship, just northeast of the frozen conti­ Comics ...... ,.;27 awaiting the arrival of a tugboat to ...... 4 nent. Conneetieut try towing the Lindbiad Elzplorer off The accident flooded the ship’s ( Eatehaimnent ..... the rocks. engine room and damaged its Tlie state Supreme Court mlea Family...... IMO Chilean officials laid the rescue propeller. Although It was listing 5 I 445 Hartford Rd. REGAVS that a judge can Impose con- Obituaries...... vessel would arrive Friday In the degrees starboard, the U.S. Navy eMANCmSTBR & VERNOW. lecutive masimnm-minlmum People/Food ...... » southern Chilean port city of Puntas sp^esman said it was in no danger ■enteaces for defendants convicted Pco^ctalk ...... 8 Arenas, 900 miles away. of sinking. I Manchoslor of multiple cOmts. Page 9. teorts ...... Jl-II The Lindbiad Explorer, which There were no details of how the Seventy Jewiah high school l^levislon makes annual4rips to the Antarctic The Lindbiad Explorer, a luxury adventure liner catering to |647-9997 647-9998 ...... Lindbiad hlxplorer went aground, or i studsnU sad pvents work at two J and is especially built to withstand wealthy Americans, ran aground on an icy Atnarctic island the sea conditions. Hartford hospitals to onployees ’^either ...f...... 8 the rigors of travel in Antarctic Christmas day. 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2 - EVENING HERALD. Wtd.. D«c. M, 1979 Sentence Policy Upheld, P A ST A - ‘*thehome of ftesh pasta'' Prisoners Stay in Jail HARTFORD, (UPI) - The multiple sentences with consecutive ITALIANS^ r « , r Update allowable under state law. Connecticut Supreme Court has He had been sentenced to serve minimum and maximum terms.” denied bids for freedom by three In another case, the court ordered mother had died two weeks ago. The consecutive sentences of 10 to 20 "almost a forlorn hope that Congress and filthy” conditions since her "The Voyager 2 findings leave little prison inmates, ruling that a judge a new trial in a civil suit stemming Survival Story three girls were treated at a hospital years for first-degree manslaugnter Carla & Roger Congress Graded ever will.” arrest Aug. 1. doubt that Europa is covered with a can sentence defendants convicted of from a April 20, 1974 motor venicle and released Tuesday night. Officials and five to 10 years for second- W« arc open 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. "Even when Congress acted, which Although the court did not directly crust of ice perhaps 5 miles thick that ESTES PARK, Colo. (UPI) - Civil more than one crime to separate degree robbery with the other two accident in which there was Ltd. said their father, who was piloting Monday - was seldom, it more often than not rule that Miss Dooley should stay in envelops a global ocean possibly 60 Air Patrol medical technician Steven minimum-maximum terms. testimony that one of the drivers had 12 31-79 William Proxmire, the Senate's self- the plane, remained In fair condition counts covered by concurrent acted unwisely,” the senator said. Turkey, one of her Turkish lawyers, miles deep.” If water exists, life Osborne, who had been dropped from The high court, jn a ruling released been drinking before the crash. appointed fiscal watchdog, said suffering from frostbite of the feet. sentences which didn't add to the today the first session of the 96th Ayse Dogruer, said, "Of course, she forms may also exist in a kind of “in­ a helicopter near the site of a plane Tuesday, rejected the inmates’ claim effective prison term. A Superior Court jury had awarded For New Years Eve — Try Our Congress ought to get a grade of D Freedom Granted should,” and the next court hearing cubated” environment-below the ice crash on the side of 12,(XX)-foot Mount a judge can only set one basic term ITie three men claimed the state’s Walter R. Way $26,0()0 in damages minus. on her case was set for Feb. 5. cover of Europe's cracked surface. Shipler, said, “There I was trudging Carter’* Holiday for the first of multiple crimes and multiple sentence law limited a after his car was struck by a car Vernon Dooley, her father, reached Hoagland said previous speculation Special Painty Casseroles "It was guilty of acts of both omis­ ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPI) - An up the mountain to the plane, fighting then add a fixed term for each of the judge to imposing a single minimum- operated by EMward P. Pavent in at his home in Tracy, said he is of life on three other galactic bodies WASHINGTON (UPI) - President sion and commission,” the Wisconsin 18-year-old California woman held in my way through the snow, and I remaining counts. maximum term and then add a fixed Waterford with the damage award “thankful” for her release, adding, — Mars, Jupiter and Saturn's moon. Carter celebrated Christmas in Democrat said. "In my 22 years in Istanbul's notorious "Midnight heard this little girl’s voice cry out Joseph-Mario Spates, Willie B. number of years for the other crimes reduced from an initial $43,500 due to "It's the greatest Christmas present Titan — is now doubted because of seclusion at the mountaintop the Senate there have been few more Express” prison for five months on ‘Merry Cnristmas.’ I’ll never forget Jones and GeWayne Scott, inmates to be added on to the maximum a finding of comparative negligence of all.” sl>acecraft investigation. “Europa hideway with his wife, Rosalynn, and Ravioli, Manicotti, Shellsi^resh Pasta, Sauces desultory sessions." hashish smuggling charges won a it.” at the Connecticut Correctional period. on Way's part. seems to have what these other daughter, Amy, 12. They opened their Pavent appealed the jury's award Proxmire, chairman of the Senate Christmas Day order of freedom on The voice was that of Claire Institution in Somers, had filed The court quoted from the law and worlds do not, an ocean of water — gifts under a glittering Christmas because the presiding judge in­ Lasagna, Cavatelli — All Fresh-Made Daily Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs bail from a ''^irkish court. Krieger, 10, of Boulder, Colo., who, petitions for writs of habeas corpus cited legislative intent when it was Life on Europa? the prime prerequisite for life as we tree, then started telephoning their structed the panel to disregard the Committee, said "the biggest act of Loretu Dooley, of Tracy, Calif., with her father and two sisters, had charging they were illegally im­ enacted, centering on the law's OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - know it.” He said life in Europe's children, grandchildren and other defense claim that Way had been omission” was the failure of was granted $1,500 bail Tuesday and survived the crash and two nights of relatives to wish them a “ Merry prisoned because of the way they had provision that a judge may impose once the money is deposited with the Richard C. Hoagland, a NASA con­ ocean not only could exist, but should been sentenced. driving under the influence of Congress to balance the budget. sub-zero temperatures. Her grand­ Christmas.” the sentences either way. TEL. 643-7424 court, which U.S. consular officials sultant, said Europa, one of the four exist because at one time — perhaps Spates, whose case was addressed “The word 'may' is permissive and alcohol. In a post-Christmas statement mother died in the crash. The family The White House said Tuesday llourx; Tues. lo Sal., 10 A.M. lo 6 P.M. were expected to do today, she will moons of Jupiter, may be the most a billion years ago — conditions were directly and served as the basis for not mandatory,” the court said in a Witnesses at the trial testified he evaluating the first session, he said was flying to California for the Carter sent telegrams to the families Thumday 10 A.M. lo 8 P.M. 188 Weal Middle Turnpike, Manehealer be freed from Sagmacilcar Prison likely place in the solar system to suitable for the ocean to be free of the other two, argued his effective unanimous opinion. “By using the had drank several beers at a New the inability to balance the budget in Christmas holidays, after the girls' of all the American hostages In Iran. Sunday 10 .-\.M. lo .5 P.M. Roger Negro and Carla Squalrilo, Proprielari a year of soaring inflation makes it where she has been held in “crowded search for alien life beyond Earth. minimum-maximum sentence of 15 words ‘minima’ and ‘maxima,’ the London bar before the accident. to 30 years on four counts wasn't drafters clearly intended to authorize OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY rPeopletalk- Prices Effective thru Saturday, December 29, 1979. 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 7V7' Plant Repair NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS W i rtstfv* right to limit quantittos to 4 units unitss otherwise specified NtWVOMt Out of the Past Back in 1970, Playboy photographer Stan Done in Time Malinowski met a stun­ ning, if unknown, blonde HADDAM (UPI) — Northeast Utilities says a severed in Mexico and took a line between a backup generator and the Connecticut l O « l l 1 IIHPflATUtll series of centerfold test n — Yankee nuclear plant has been repaired well before ^fordieGreepr shots. By the time his federal regulations would have required the plant shut editors had approved down. Collect SQ O extra S&H Green Stamps. them and asked for the Northeast spokesman Robert Winkler said Tuesday the final layout, however, Join the fun and the savings'. I’ick up your Go for the Green card |r)da\. E 3 " line was repaired several hours after it was accidentally UPlWtAIHCK POTOCAtT C she'd moved to San broken Monday morning by a construction worker. It was Francisco and left no the third incident at the plant in just more than a week. forwarding address. Under federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission m ' MIDDLETOWN EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER He tossed the pictures 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN For period ending 7 a.m. EST 12/27/79. During regulations. Northeast had 72 hours from the time the. 900 W ASHING TO N ST.. RT 65 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE Wednesday night, snow is expected in the Plateau in a desk drawer and cable was broken to have it repaired. If the repairs had Region, changing to rain in the Southern Plains Region. forgot about them — un­ not been completed the facility would had to have been Elsewhere weather is fair in general. til this week. Shots shut down. rediscovered, the The plant continued normal operation and had backup magazine is reported power from a second similar generator, Winkler said. 1 0 0 EXTRA gleefully charging GET UP TO "It didn't take them very long at all,” Winkler said. "I ahead with a full nude guess it was a simple thing to do." S&H GREEN STAMPS Weather Forecast spread — on Suzanne Somers. He said the diesel generators were at the plant to on purchases totaling ‘10 to *19.99 If the now famous Miss Somers — who repeatedly provide backup power to run the shutdown system in the MCIPT ON tNOU i'(«$ liCluOfO •’ LAW has said she won't be photographed in the buff — WITH coueow IWIT OM COUPON »!• CUl'O llie event the plant had to be shut down and outside power . OOOO 7n« u $ATu«OAt Otc 71 'V I Considerable cloudiness Thursday. Partly cloudy knows about it, she hasn't commented. She may be wasn't available. A i:r - - ■ -» MrtW wiUi chance of a few showers through tonight with visibility leaving the rhetoric to her lawyers. Winkler said the other generator was tested when the today. High temperatures in ^ a e he g h u T 't o T f e T line was severed and was found to be working. The inci­ the mid 40s or around 7 C. ® heights 2 m 4 teet Running Visiting Clergy dent was reported to the NRC immediately. 16001 Partly cloudy and colder Decreasing to 1 to 3 feet The construction crew was at the plant working on tonight. Lows in the low to tonight, Cliff Finch has presidential aspirations — no Three American clergymen who visited the president of the National Council of modifications to the fire protection system when a mid 20s Thursday partly sun­ doubt about that — but he couldn't seem to get them Churches; the Rev. William Sloan Coffin, worker sawing through concrete severed the line, EXTRA S&H Extended Outlook hostages at the occupied U.S. Embassy in ny with the highs in the mid to all together on Christmas Eve in Concord, N.H. Winkler said. upper 30s. Probability of Ehttended outlook for New Tehran, Iran, in the early hours of Christmas Presbyterian minister at New York’s River­ 2 0 0 EXTRA The Mississippi governor called a press con- Northeast came under fire from state and local of­ precipitation 30 percent today EJngland Friday through Sun- morning, address a news conference at the side Church and Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, fei^nce to talk about the New Hampshire primary ficials last week when an unplanned release of radioac­ S&H GREEN STAMPS and 20 percent tonight and >day — and showed up 45 minutes late. Inter-Continental Hotel in Tehran. They are, a Roman Catholic bishop of Detroit. (UPI Thursday. Winds becoming^ M a ssach u setts, Rhode tive gas at Connecticut Yankee wasn't reported to of­ GREEN STAMPS on purchases totaling ‘20 lo ‘29.99 Will he enter? Said he, “I'm going to announce photo) northwesterly 10 to 20 mph Island A Connecticut: Partly left to right, the. Rev. William J. Howard, ficials for several hours. I ic ie r ow rttOM iffHS (iC tv M D •• .aw anyway, in all probability. But that is not a definite witM coueoh iw if ONI coueoN ete Cuvrowt* today diminishing tonight then cloudy Friday. Fair Saturday The utility admitted it waited too long to report the in­ WITH THESE COUPONS ! 0000 »*4«u $ani«0Ar MC n '»•« , increasing to 10 to 20 mph and Sunday. High statement." How many signatures does he have on cident — which was described as minor — and said all — MHW his petition? “Not a one." said he, adding he might again on Thursday. temperatures in the 30s. Over­ future problems would be reported immediately. Top.Noicl\, night lows mostly in the 20s. run as a write-in candidate. i Long Island Sound Vermont: Partly cloudy. He did say if elected, he'll cure inRation in "less Rhody Anti-Nuke Head Long'island Sound to Watch O ccasional flu rries with than a year." How? He wasn't prepared to outline wisisH9*iL7.2"“ ‘ Hill, R.l. and Montauk Point, seasonable tem p eratu res it. But Finch is sure of one thing — says he's a sure N.Y.: Low pressure over through the period. Highs in winner, if he does decide to run, , M9.99 southern New England will the 30s to near 40. Lows in the new year’s party move out to sea today. A craft teens and 20s. Wants State Alarm I^ine 3 0 0 EXTRA Midroaders Arise •59.99 advisory is in effect with Maine and New Hampshire: headiiiiarters! S&H GREEN STAMPS north to northeast winds at 15 Fair weather through the report problems or unusual Plant in Plymouth, Mass. to 25 knoU and higher gusts, period. Lows in the teens to Let the forces of ro4k battle the forces of disco PROVIDENCE, R.l. the Connecticut Yankee incidents to authorities. He Rhode Island's health on purchases totaling ‘30 to ‘3 9 ^ Wind speed diminishing to 10 lower 20s. Highs in the 20s where they may. (UPI) — A Rhode Island nuclear plant at Haddam • kite ••M -966 uciet ON Thom >TiMitiCtuM0 9v LAW to 20 knots tonight and north and 30s south. Neither has much to do anti-nuclear leader wants Neck, which is 35 miles said he will ask help from department owns some • ■•IsaMktn eilreaeeft • rTM c o u ^ L«H7 ON< COueON etN Cuiro4aM with Robert Goulet and from the Rhpde Island Connecticut anti-nuclear COCO TmNu $ATu«Oa > M C 21 ' I ’l lawmakers to approve a radiological monitors, but • Hfar laMamra aapb* other musical and radiation alarm system border, and the Millstone activists in seeking better misJW they only measure radiation • gaiHt flatMi •r.««ji»22siaai ->E8raS1UK cabaret stars — and plant at Waterford, which monitoring. along the state border Lunae ^ ‘ Goulet, for one, is tired because of potential is less than 20 miles away. Bliven said he is also and do not sound alarms UUART ALl FLAVORS of it. dangers from nearby Bliven said both plants concerned about Boston automatically if radiation SILVER SPRING So he's founded his Edison's Pilgrim Nuclear reaches dangerous levels. Across the Nation atomic plants in have a history of failing to S W E E T L IF E SODAS own record company — Massachusetts and MiCIO PIACHfV PLUS OCPOSIT Middle of the Road Connecticut. sy 76 55 City Fest Hi Lo Miami Beach Enterprises — for those “The monitoring as it is Albuquerque sh 50 35 Milwaukee pc 36 23 cy 31 25 who like lyrics instead currently done is not Anchorage cy 31 15 Minneapolis of mind-numbing ! PARISIAN COIFFURE | pc 45 35 Nashville pc 41 36 satisfactory," said (Jeorge Asheville decibels with their Atlanta pc 47 38 New Orleans t 65 33 F. Bliven Jr., vice presi­ s s 4*1 Billings pc 52 32 New York f 61 43 music. dent of Concerned Citizens Birmingham pc 47 39 Oklahoma City pc 43 38 Goulet — who's been of Rhode Island, an anti­ \ We are happy to s Boston pc 56 43 Omaha -sy 36 27 in Toronto filming a nuclear group. Brownsivlle. Tx pc 75 49 Philadelphia pc 60 38 cameo appearance for “We need to step it up H announce that due to s Buffalo cy 48 31 Phoenix r 63 52 the Burt Lancaster- substantially to give the Charleston. S.C. sy 53 40 Pittsburgh cy 52 32 Susan Sarandon film “Atlantic City, U.S.A." — says people a chance to get out CRISCO cy 46 37 I popular demand 1 Charlotte, N.C. sy 50 32 Portland, M his MORE label is aimed at "those over age 30,” in case there is an ac­ SHORTENING pc 38 28 Portland, Or cy 53 42 Chicago who have a tough time finding their music these cident,” he said. Cleveland sn 49 31 Providence pc 55 44 TheTOP NOTCH *ELLS ONLY U.S.D.A. MeatMasteris CHOICE BEEP tnd tin FINEST lOWABEEF PACKEBB II.B.P.I WESTEHH STEEN BEEP! days "in record stores which cater mostly to the Columbus cy 46 33 Richmond pc 65 42 Bliven said the group’s * MARGARET PECK \ pc 67 42 St. Louis pc 38 30 young." board of directors will vote Dallas WE HAVE A COMPLETE cy 49 30 He's test-marketing in San Francisco — hopes to s and ' 5 Denver cy 50 22 Salt Lake City Jan. 7 on his proposal to SELECTION OF TURKEYS pc 72 37 go nationwide soon. Des Moines pc 31 26 San Antonio ask Gov. J. Joseph J JEAN DUMONT J (FRESH S FROZENI, 54 Youth Specialty Shop Detroit pc 46 26 San Diego pc 62 Garrahy to request DUCKS.GEESE. CAPONS. | sy 58 47 757 Main Street, Downtown Mancheiter Duluth cy 24 23 San Francisco With Friends Like Him legislative approval of the CORNISH GAME HENS. El Paso pc 60 38 San Juan f 80 69 $^,(KX) automatic alarm J ROASTERS AND OTHER 44 are back to serve their clients \ Hartford pc 54 39 Seattle sh 51 .. John Andrews has been putting up with Jerry system. Bliven said he an­ ------■ HOLIDAY ITEMS AT Spokane 35 23 4602 BOTTLE Honolulu fg Kaplan and his offbeat yuletide presents for years, OCCAM SPRAY 68 48 ticipates the board's en­ { and welcome newcomers, ^ All Heavywear v%Zi LOW Houston Tampa sy so this year, when Andrews heard he was getting an CRANBERRY pc 39 33 Washington 62 44 dorsement, Indianapolis pc elephant in his Christmas stocking, he was Reduced 40% JUICE COCKTAIL Jackson, Mss. f 58 29 Wichita pc 57 28 Rhode Island has no PRICES!^ Jacksonville sy 61 36 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- resigned. nuclear plants and none in I For appointments please call | Kansas City sy 40 25 cloudy; f-fair; lu-haie; m- Bowing to the inevitable, he bougnt 100 pounds of the works, but there are • Snowsults e Coats • Jackets eVT F R O M HIP o r BEEF Las Vegas pc 59 42 missing; pcpartly cloudy; r- peanuts, loaded them into a bin in the front yard of three in Connecticut and • Snomoblle Suits H • Cl,' ritifT on sa iM i itiaks . » r Little Rock f 55 36 rain; ^-sliowers; sm-smoke; his North Kingston, R.I., home, and put up a sign Massachusetts less than 50 I 6 4 3 -9 B 3 3 \ FROM OUR SELF-SERVICE D ELI CASE FROM OUR FREEZER CASE Los Angeles pc 64 48 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- saying “Welcome Dumbo.” miles from the state a n il cwT MKiMi niAis BEEF FROM CHUCK 3 or § $|6' RATH Louisville cy 40 34 thunderstoims; w-windy. Sunday, Kaplan's gift arrived in the back of a stop in at •MaiSS m ITIAKS . ‘ 2 * ’ aiauii can nuxi ‘1" border. Bliven suggested PtNIKAII KRUASA . I N tK SAtSAM l&U 479* onn on ana nuxi ‘I** Memphis sv 49 30 pickup truck, but its name wasn't Dumbo and it the alarms could be hooked I g OID-OrtDd.kOII SIS a m t m o n M w i *A c.iM .M” 1043 Main St. MUSMII FAIMI KRUASA . I MAID RITE ana iiux m uuNtau iTux .‘1“ doesn't eat peanuts. The fuzzy white llama, wearing up to border town police CONTINUING OUR DiKOur S 1 1 MIAN» VIAl PAfTKS 99* a red bow, had been rented for a day. 3 (Rear of Manchester State Bank) | SERVICE DELI (■me on ana nam .‘I** stations. HKKI’S KRUASA . 1 MAK> RITE xrt nuuBt .kiuu. uk«. .12” ana aaan rat caumna aaan .‘I" Says Kaplan, “I'll get him the elephant next 20% OFF SALE MOklk ktM C . CUT SIS HAM VIAL'PArmS xnMuaukc.t . ‘I** Bliven said he is par- I MANCHESTER \ ceiHD U0 Mtsitn . 1 •MUSS a m MASTS , ‘ l " The Almanac year.” ticuiarly concerned about On Regular Merchandise Lt»mmmiBimiamvnsstmv*iamiatsaiatisnatBimiiamiaisaienaimm6 * IP 8ihs ■ PLUMROSE^ .1 P R IM Of THE FARM $119 By United Press International Quote of the Day $J99 STEAK Today is Wednesday, Dec. 26, the 360th day of 1979 with | Manchester To Advortlaa To Roport Now* GIRLS BOYS CANNED HAM TURKEY BREASTS !1” five to follow. W.R. Thomson, of the National Parks Board in East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: Sizes 4-14 GMAt fOAMares' STEAK TONIGHT WAFER THIN Salisbury, Rhodesia, briefing British Com 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office M anchester___Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Sizes 4-20 UMin CKKfAA riAMS SflAK STUPS 1402 PKG The moon is in its first quarter. 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For information about display adver­ Coventry. .. Claire Connolly. 742-8202 I Dresses Levi Shirts counter herds of elephants on the road or a rhino in CNcni Adm. George Dewey, the American naval hero, was I Box 591. Manchester, Conn. 06040 tising. Call Ken Hogle. advertising Hebron . Patricia Mulligan. 2284)269 ' Jerseys Levi Corduroys f EMXjI bom Dec. 26, 1837. the bush. But don't be'afraid. Just stay calm.” Have a Complaint? director, at 643-27tl. South Windsor . Judy Kut. • pegged the world schemes, three or four schemes, and the Rockfellers’ blessings that Tehran was overrun by militants who CLEAN several American oil companies to • Kenny Loggins 'Keep the Fire* •Kodak PR-iointlom Color Film...... 5 59 price of oil to the sent people out, high-level people ... exorbitant oil prices. By allowing, grabbed the diplomats as hostages muscle in on the British siww. The Kissinger later moved to Washington high production cost of spot sales on to negotiate with Mossadegth,” to guide Richard Nixon's foreign perhaps even encouraging the shah and held them in knife-edge jeopar­ USED CARS •PoloroM SX-70 Intlam Colof Film (2-Pock)...... 10.97 dominant American company in this to quadruple oil prices, Kissinger m 4.88 LP Sorioa OTte the U.S. Gulf Coast. ’Thus the con­ recounted Page. policy. In fact, the pecuniary cord dy. “The British advised they would new consortium was none, other than made possible fabulous profits for sumers never benefited from the in­ Exxon. The consortium was was never completely broken; credible cheap-to-produce Middle never get anywhere with Mossadegh, the shah and the Rockfellers. But this represented in the 1950s by John J. Kissinger, while on the White House started a trend which now threatens The Rockefeller-shah-Klssinger CANIER r would have advised the same thing. Blast Oil, which the oil companies McCloy who had been president of payroll, accepted a $50,000 gift from ■ connection has been a disaster for I couldn't have done it with the Western world with economic extracted for 10 cents a barrel. Chase ManhatUn; sources say he Nelson. Rockefeller. v the United States and cries out for Mossadegh. 1 did it with the next ruin. ni^iniMrrMiCEiiTB Then in 1950, the eccen tric Sources close to the shah say that congressional investigation. government but not with took his signals from the Rockfellers. Kissinger, meanwhile, returned to Mohammied Morsadrgh began to in­ The shah demonstrated his Kissinger collaborated with the shah •SUNDAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM •PRICES EFFECTIVl THRU SATIWDAY flame Iran with attacks on the Mossadegh.” EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. 28, 1979 - 7 6 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec. M. 187» Leroy Cameron Jr. Obituaries VERNON - Leroy "Roy’.’ i Weekend Assault Top Cop Backs Increase Cameron Jr., 49, of 62 Trady Drive. Vernon, died Monday at Rockville Mrs. Harriet Neri General Hospital. He was the hus­ VERNON - Mrs. Harriet Abbe band of Dolores Baldanl Cameron. Probed by Police Neri, 66, of South Yarmouth, Mass., In Statens Drinking Age He was bom in Pawtucket, R.I., died Monday in South Yarmouth. She and had been a resident of Vernon for EAST HARTFORD - An 18-year- subject threatened to kill her. was the mother of Kay Mannel of 18 years. He was employed as a old Manchester woman was sexually Police said the subject is of heavy HARTFORD (UPI) - Public Safe­ 17- year-oIds last year was three added. Rockville. purchaser for K & R Printers of assaulted Sunday at 3:45 a.m. on build and is between 30 and 35 years ty Commissioner Donald J. Long times higher than in 1977 and a higher At least seven people have died on Mrs. Neri also leaves another Ellington. Burnham Street near the Manchester old. He is about 5 feet 7 Inches Ull says he would back an increase in drinking age was needed to help slow Connecticut’s roads since the long daughter. Jewel Richardson of South town line, police said. and was wearing a brown leather Connecticut's drinking age as one that climb. weekend began at 6 p.m. Friday. Dennis, Mass.; and two sons, Melvin Besides his wife he leaves his Police said the woman was taken jacket and jeans. His hair was parted way to help slow the number of traf­ Several lawmakers have said they Long said state police have in­ S. Neri of New York City and Charles parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy to Manchester Memorial Hospital in the middle. Mm fic deaths involving young drivers. will introduce legislation to hike the vestigated 225 accidents and 77 in­ S. Neri of East Hartford. Cameron Sr. of Pawtucket, R. I.; after the incident. Police are looking for a silver, blue But Long said Monday state police 18- year-oId drinking age when the volved personal injury. • Funeral services will be Friday at five sons, Michael Cameron of Cam­ Police said the woman was four-door vehicle. They said the car and lawmakers can only do so much Legislature begins its next session in \A Long said it had been a “difticult 11 a.m. at Hallett Funeral Home, 283 bridge, Mass., Mark Cameron, Peter hitchhiking at Main and Governor could either be a 1972 or 1973 Buick to prevent accidents and urged state February. A bill to increase the age Station Ave., South Yarmouth with Cameron, Paul Cameron, and streets when she was picked up. The Skylark or a Pontiac LeMans residents to do their part during the was passed this year but was vetoed weekend” but quoted the holidays the Rev. Douglas Dorchester of­ Timothy Cameron, all of Vernon; subject drove to a Dunkin Donuts Anyone with information on the car holiday season and every time they by Gov. Ella Grasso. are not an exception. ficiating. two daughters, Patricia Cameron shop and then proceeded to Burnham or the suspect is asked to call East drive a car. Long said his appeal to motorists “People are being killed on our Friends may call at the funeral and Nancy Cameron, both of Vernon; where the assault took place. Accor­ Hartford Police at 528-4401. “We need the cooperation of the counted "not only during this holiday highways every weekend of the year. home Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 and a sister, Mrs. John (Dorothy) iin: ding to Dolice, she was beaten and the motoring public,” Long told a news season but each and every time you The problem is they (the fatals) are to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Pine Grove Jones of Lincoln. R. I. conference Monday. He asked get behind the wheel.” year round," Long said. Cemetery, South Yarmouth. motorists to obey the speed limit and State police have made more Contributions in her memory may Funeral services will be Thursday Outstanding Citizen not to drive or "allow anyone else to arrests this year and enforcement on The number of state traffic-related at 9:15 a.m. at the Burke-Fortin ( Manche»fr Pollct Raport ) get behind the wheel if they’ve been the highways has just about doubled, be made tSL,St. Jude Children's Ralph Maccarone, second from right, accepts an award as • deaths stood at 555 by Sunday, a Hospitalf-lMS Hancock St., Quincy, Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., drinking.” he said. "But enforcement alone does record high for the state. On Dec. 3 Mass.''W169. Rockville, with a mass at 10 a.m. at the Outstanding Italian-American Citizen of 1979, from UNICO. MANCHESTER - PoUce reported the sidewalk when it collided with a Long said the .percentage of not appear to be the answer. Police this year’s running total surpassed St, Bernard’s Church, Burial will be The award was presented last week. From left are Jame? an early Christmas morning break-in car making a right turn into a private alcohol-related accidents involving alone can not prevent accidents," he the old death record set in 1973. Angus R. McBain Sr. in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Mello, district governor of UNICO, Joseph Hatchey, president at the Cumberland Farms store, 1063 drive. EAST HARTFORD - Angus R. Friends may call at the funeral of the Manchester UNICO chapter, Maccarone, and Nathan Main St. The suspects stole eight car­ The driver of the car was identified McBain Sr., 62, of 4 Lanham Lane, home today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Agostinelli, toastmaster at the awards dinner, iv^ccarone, a tons of Marlboro cigarettes and two as Robert J. Lazaroff, 30, of Amston. Pilot Died died Monday at Manchester p.m. Memorial donations may be Randall was not seriously injured, I musician and teacher, has been a leader in the effort to create cases of Coca-Cola with a total value Memoriai Hospital. He was the hus­ made to the Kidney Dialysis Unit in of $68. [wlice said, but required treatment Of Smoke band of Elenore Josephson McBain. care of Rockville General Hospital. the community bandshell and to develop programs for it. Other burglaries reported over the at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Annual Blessing He was born in Burnesville, Minn., holiday weekend were: No charges were filed in the in- MIDDLETOWN, N Y. and had lived in East Hartford for • The theft of $75 from Tires Inter­ cideent, police said. Pope John Paul II waves to crowds in St. et Orbi blessing to the city and the world on (UPI) — An autopsy the past 35 years. national, 1195 Tolland Turnpike Mon­ Peter’s Square from the central Loggia of the Christmas Day. (UPI photo) showed the pilot of a He was a graduate of La Crosse. Town Faces Problem day night. St. Peter’s Basilica after imparting his Urbi single-engine plane that Wise., High School and attended La • The theft of an undetermined Fire Damages went down near Monroe Crosse State College and the Howard amount of jewelry from a Main ten days ago died of smoke University School of Engineering. Street home. Police said two upper Andover Home inhalation, not bums or in­ Before retiring four years ago he was In Filling CETA Jobs rooms were ransacked. ANDOVER - A Christmas Eve ju ries suffered in the a consulting engineer for various • A break-in at JB Realty, 352 fire extensively damaged a home on crash. firms throughout the state for some have a low income, below $3,000 for a receiving more CETA funding, while West Middle Turnpike. Police said Route 6 and the fire has been deter­ Synagogue Youth Group Orange County Coroner 30 years. By MARY KITZMANN single person, and are unemployed the governments receive less. the suspects entered the office mined of suspicious origin. The home Mary M. McPhillips Mon­ He was a member of the Faith Herald Reporter for 15 weeks. This year, Manchester’s CETA behind the Parkade CHeaners and was occupied by Sherman Clarence. day said Ronald Glem- Lutheran Church of East Hartford. MANCHESTER - In Manchester, For the first 18 months, CETA pays fund is $^,000, two years ago it was pulled a sink off the lavatory wall, Reportedly he had left the home botzky, 45. of Slate Hill STAY IN SHAPE! FEEL GREAT! Besides his wife he leaves a son. like many other towns, it is in­ the person’s wages. After that the one million dollars. But the drop in spilling water all over the floor. about an hour before the fire broke probably died minutes Angus R. McBain Jr. of Coventry; Aids Staff on Christmas after slamming into Skutty creasingly difficult to find CETA employer either adds the position the unemployment rates the past two out. AND SAVE! two daughters, Mrs. Nanna E. employees for government jobs. But permanently or lets it drop. years has also accounted for the drop A 14-year-old Manchester youth Fire officials said structural Hunk Mountain. LET US HELP YOU LOOK YOUR BEST THIS Gladden of Westbrook, Maine, and under the federal program’s new Theoretically, the unskilled worker in funding, according to Werbner. was injured Saturday when his bicy­ damage was light but the building HARTFORD (UPI) - For some varied tasks, including complete as the students went about their jobs The wreckage of his Mrs. Thoralil A. Fusaro of Norwich; all smiles, which a spokesman at St. Cessna 172 was spotted CHRISTMAS SEASON WITH OUR ■ guidelines, this is supposed to has become skilled through on-the- Werbner must fill the two open cle co'.lided with a car on Eldridge was extensively damaged by heat workers at two of H artford’s operation of the computerized HOLIDAY INTRODUCTORY OFFER three brothers, Arthur McBain and happen. job training, and can find employ­ clerical positions within about a Street, police said. and water. hospitals. Christmas was a day off as patient information system at Hart­ Francis said in itself was a holiday Sunday by a private pilot Clive McBain of La Crosse, Wise., ■'CETA is being phased out of local ment in the private sector. month or return the funds to CETA. Police said Timothy Randall of 141 Volunteer firemen from Andover, 70 Jewish students and parents ford Hospital. plus. flying over the area in the and Patrick McBain of Fort Lauder­ governments," Steven Werbner, per­ However, since the old guidelines But before doing this, he says the Eldridge St. was riding his bicycle on Columbia and Hebron responded to donned white jackets to answer “They’re getting something out of southern part of Orange dale, Fla.; and six grandchildren. "We’re very pleased and delighted 6 weeks for M5 sonnel supervisor, said. “The new paid up to $20,000, half from federal funds may be given to a private the fire which was report^ about 9 phones, change beds and run patient this but so are we,” said Appelbaum, County. Fun ExarciM Plan Funeral services will be Thursday that they’re here,” hospital guidelines change the emphasis of funds and half from local, many organization, or a training program p.m. The home is adjacent to the An­ errands. the group’s adviser. Glembotzky had taken Diata Compllad Exclualvaly by Our Dtatitlan at 2 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church. spokesman Gregory Barrett said. the program from the local govern­ CETA positions were filled with may begin. Andover Tree dover Post Office. It is being in­ “They’re basically only doing "The kids learn a great deal today. off from Orange County No Disrobing * individuai Programming Silver Lane, East Hartford. Burial ment to the private sector. We will college graduates, and not the Last year, in conjuction with vestigated by State Police of the minor surgery,” joked attorney They learn about compassion and “They assist throughout the Airport in Montgomery Physician Inquirias invitad About Our M ED Mathod will be in Hillside Cemetery, East rely less and less on CETA chronically unemployed. Manchester Community College. 15 Bright Again Colchester unit. Stuart Appelbaum who organized the they learn about the importance of hospital. But the most important Dec. 16, saying he was Hartford. employees, while the private sector The new guidelines limit CETA in­ persons received clerical training Fire officials said gasoline was ap­ program Tuesday at St. Francis giving of themselves,” he said. thing they do is they cheer up the headed for Bridgeport, CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Friends may call at the Newkirk ANDOVER — The lights were lit The students dedicated their ser­ patients on a day that I think could be Conn. begins to use them more” come to an $8,000 average, reducing using CETA funding. Three were on Christmas Eve at the Hutchinson parently tossed into the home Hospital and Medical Center and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside In August of 1978 the town had 105 the number of skilled applicants. hired by the town, and the rest went through a first-floor window. Hartford Hospital. He spent his day vice to 14-year-old Samantha quite lonely.” Weather that day was in­ Ave., East Hartford. Memorial con­ family tree despite the damage done Reichin, who had volunteered last clement, and icing con­ This Coupon Is Worth CETA workers. There are 25 CETA Only clerical positions fall in this pay into the private sector labor force. to them earlier in the day by vandals. Firefighters found gasoline in the keeping tabs on the young volunteers. tributions may be made to the Heart employees now, with two available range in Manchester. And those with We n e ^ people to do the work, building, especially in the living The students, members of the year and planned to be with them this Adult volunteer Fred Green, a ditions were prevalent, but toward our regular Association. 310 Collins St., or to the John Hutchinson said today that his clerical positions that Werbner is clerical skills can find employment Werbner noted but first they have to room and dining room where the fire United Synagogue Youth chapter at Christmas but who died earlier this salesman from Bloomfield who came Glembotzky filed a Visual Memorial Fund of the Faith grandsons pitched in and recoupled having trouble filling. in the private sector at a much know how. appeared to have started. Beth Hillel Synagogue in Bloomfield, year. for a second year with his son and Flight Rules plan and took Lutheran Church. wires that had been cut. 6WEEKSfor*25«« “ We c a n ’t find q u a lifie d higher salary. "We don’t look upon this as a free A person in a passing car called the scurried about the hospitals handling The sadness, however, didn't show daughter, agreed. off. officials said. Only about 30 lights were stolen, Civil Air Patrol planes Introductory Offer Donald H. Layburn Jr. applicants," Werbner said. Anybody "The changes actually make it education," he said. “Rather we’re Hutchinson said, and he replaced Andover Fire Department and a had covered the route m It Pwtk^dtai $ d H i Ody - E i| im 12/31/71 ELLINGTON - Donald Hoover who is qualified for the positions can more of a training program ," using federal funds to employ local passenger in the car went into the those. between Montgomery and NEW MEMBERS ONLY Layburn Jr., 41. of 25 Glenwood find a better paying job in the private Werbner said. “But it makes it residents. It’s not a waste of the house to make sure there were no The tree, located at the Hutchinson Bridgeport for a week Road, died Saturday at the Sidney sector. We will either have to in­ harder for us to find applicants. funds.” children or anyone who might have property at Wales Road and Rt. 6 in without finding the downed Farber Cancer Research Institute, stitute another training program or Town CETA position salaries must As qualified applicants become been injured. Andover, has become something of a craft. Boston. Mass He was the husband of train on the job” also be negotiated with the labor un­ harder to find, and training pronam s community exhibit in the 25 yeafs The crash site was on a Joanne Elrod Layburn. Training the chronically un­ ions, further increasing hiring dif­ increase, Werbner says the job of a that the Hutchinsons have been Light Earth Tremors mountaintop about 10 miles He was born in New York City on employed is the primary goal of the ficulty. For these reasons, Werbner CETA employee will change also. decorating it. It appeared for a while NORCIA, Italy (UPI) - Light from the airport. Aug. 21. 1938 and had lived in federal Comprehensive Employment says, the private sector non-profit “We will use the employee for that the tree might be dark for earth tremors shook portions of cen­ Ellington for the past 7^ years. He and Training Act. Eligible persons organizations in particular, will be more basic programs and skills," he Christmas Eve after someone van­ tral Italy, causing several buildings, was senior systems analyst with said. ’’ No program will stop, but dalized it. It was repaired in time, already weakened by an earthquake FIGURE SALONS Northeast Utilities Service Co. CETA employees will be assistants. however. last September, to collapse. where he was a charter member of MACC Asks Governor ____- - ______I M s m M C a m ra l S Toastmasters International. Area fUffFIEPl MANCHESTER He was a graduate of the Universi­ Police Report Probate Ckmrt is open for ty of Connecticut and held a master To Aid in Transfers 1 0 U RE conferences with the judge 397-A BROAD STREET of science degree from Rensselaer MANCHESTER - The Manchester The letter asks that the governor from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. 947-9906 Polytechnic Institute. Area Conference of Churches has and the Department of Health not Vernon on Thursday nights. Ap­ Besides his wife he leaves his called on Gov. Ella Grasso to protect only protect patients from involun­ Robert Demay, 23, of 7 pointments suggested. VERNON PUTNAM PLAZA moiner, Mrs. Thomas Adams of West convalescent home patients from in­ tary transfers but also investigate Walnut St., Rockville, , ™ , Night telephone number: POST ROAD PLAZA EAST HARTFORD Hartford; two daughters, Jennifer voluntary transfers. the system which protects the rights charged early Christmas 647-3227, Allison Layburn and Kimberly In a letter to the governor, MACC of patients in convalescent and nur- morning with first-degree AN ANNOUNCEMENT William E. FitzGerald 871-2SS9 569-3S22 Elizabeth Layburn and a son. cites Public Act 79-265. The letter sing homes. criminal mischief. He Judge of Probate Jonathan Adams Layburn, all of says the act states “No patient shall allegedly pulled a false fire CLOSED Ellington. be transferred from any nursing alarm on Mountain Street. ALL DAY WEDNESDAY DEa 26^... TO OUR CUSTOMERS A memorial service will be held in home as the result of a change in his Murder Probe Roger Bell Jr., 22, of 29 Ellington Congregational Church, status from self pay or Medicare to School St., Rockville, was To prepare for the Biggest 3 DAY SALE.... 4 DAYS ONLY DEC. 26 - DEC. 29 Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be Medicaid, provid^ the facility offers Is Continuing charged with disorderly private in Granby. The Burke-Fortin services to both categories of conduct in connection with ...in our history! Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., the investigation of the patients." On December 31, 1979, House & Hale will end its many years of Rockville, has charge of EAST HARTFORD - Police are same incident. Police said The letter says, "The recent operation as a department store. We do not want to close with­ arrangements. There are no calling transfer of patients from Manchester continuing their investigation into he became abusive. WFVE LOWERED hours. Manor in Manchester is of con­ the stabbing murder of Mrs. Cora B. No court date was given out extending our sincere appreciation to every one of our cus­ Friends may make memorial con­ siderable concern to the conference Davis, 28, of 49 Sunnyreach Drive, for either man. tomers for the patronage you have given during those years. At tributions to the Dr. Fred Hochberg which has has a long-term commi.t- whose body was found near her home the same time, we want to assure you, while we are closing, we Brain Tumor Research Fund, late Sunday night. ment to the convalescent home NEW YORK (UPI) - will, as has always been our policy, stand behind any purchases Massachusetts General Hospital, Mrs. Davis’ body was discovered IWBfmOMUNEON patients in the area through its Gasoline shortages won’t made through the remaining days we are open. Boston. Mass. 02114. staffed chaplaincy program and by passersby on the porch of a necessarily reduce the neighboring home at 53 Sunnyreach Mrs. Zella Oliver volunteer staffed auxilliary to con­ number of highway ac­ valescent homes." Drive, shortly before midnight. cidents, says an insurance Exchanges, credit for charge purchases, or cash refunds should MANCHESTER — Funeral ser­ mt THE TOPOF OUR LINE. industry trade publication. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. be completed before close of business on December 31st if vices will be Thursday at 11 a.m. for Mrs. Zella Oliver, 78, of 33 Duval St., possible. Any adjustments or other inquiries after that date can who died Monday at her home. Vandals Blamed NEVER BEFORE...... AND NEVER AGAIN, WILL be directed to: Burial will be in East Cemetery. Friends may call at the Holmes In Power Outage PRICES BE THIS LOW. WE GUARANTEE IT ! Almy Stores Inc. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today 1400 Soldiers Field Road from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ HEBRON — Some 6,500 homes in Hebron, tributions may be made to the chari­ Boston, Mass. 02135 Salem, Colchester, and East Haddam were Attn: Nancy Roberts ty of the donor’s choice. without power for several hours Christmas morning and officials of Northeast Utilities In Mrmoriam say the outage was apparently caused by van­ We shall attempt to resolve any problem to your satisfaction. In sad and loving memory ol Edward Vercelli. who passed away December MUi, ise2 dals. Power company officials said three in­ We oflen sil and laU ol him. sulators in an isolated section of the Amston While we shall no longer have a store in the Manchester area, When we are all together. suit For his memory is the only thing. Lake area of Hebron were apparently van­ EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD we, as part of Almy Stores Inc., do have two stores in Waterbury, That we shall have forever dalized. one downtown and one at Waterbury Plaza, both operated under Sadly missed by the Vercelli Family The outage was reported shortly before 4 __ EVERY COLOR TV - B * W TV ...IMlt loMj. the name of Almys. Further north in So. Hadley, Mass., we also OUR BEST SETS LOOK EVEN BEHER WITH a.m. and it took the power company crews 0 , IW EVERY SUHKl A HI II muvt hi till 1 have an Almy store at Mountain Farms Mall. We invite you to In Memoriam about six hours before they located the FO R O V E R 50 Y E A R S visit those stores if you are in the area. In loving memory ol my son, Uooglas Jackson every REFRI6ERAT0R ...MRlf islil! INFANT CmDIT TO $1000 ■ 00 DAYS SAME AS CASH who passed away December Uth. 1959 damage. Power was restored about 11:30a.m. EVERY WASHER DRYtH muit be void For a Umited time, $200 trade in off tte purchase price there^ Til memories lade, and life departs, In our work as funeral direc­ color consoles. As a result, we can now offer these surpnsmgiy low monthly rates. And mere YouTI live forever in our hearts EVERY ELEC. A CAS RANCE...MSlf U $ll4l' tors, each of us tries to deserve nothing modest about what you get for such modest pnees. Mom and Brother. Bob Gasoline Supply EVERY DISHWASHER ...must be sold! OUR BEST SETS LOOK EVEN BETTER WITH *200 TRADE N the trust that has been placed In EVERY MICROWAVE OVEN ...Mit U tll4l Robert Gorin May Be Problem us. It's our goal to serve with EVERY VACUUM CLEANER... fflU$t be sold j ^ Naturally.bothcomeinachoiceof finelycrafted cabinets and feature Curtis President Manchester MANCHESTER—Area motorists may have honesty and Integrity at all times. And during thii tala, well giva you the Mathes'exdusive 4 year limited warranty.** . , r _ ,i,„ n f tele Almy Stores Inc. Quite simply, tnese are the finest sets from /^ en ca s finest maker of tele Fire Celle some problem getting gasoline for the rest of tama fine tarvica we alwayi giva. Free, fast i. And if you thouMt you couldn’t afford the month, but apparently not a serious one. dafNery. And a ctioica of paying with yput i visions.; A few gasoline station operators asked 1 one. now'sow's a very good time to think again. W IW lie w w e e e e e Tuesday, 10:45 a m. — Water leak at BankAmaricard, Matter Charge, or Monthly 273 4 . MIDOLE TML 371 Hills St. today by The Herald expected some problem. PaymentP iy m t n t Plan.1*180. ' MANCHEma Tuesday, 8:32 p.m. — Water leak at One frankly expected to run out of gas. Two Tudor Village, building 200. others said it would be tight. Tuesday, 9:44 p.m. — Water leak at 28 ^uneft^Hotne TO WED 0-0 Most, however, expected to have enough HOIMES aOM W IM S V t h P l k e Whiting Road. T M U O O M gasoline to last until their January allocations iOO M AIN STIECT • MANCMESTEH, CONN M fiteUnUi Today, 12:30 a.m. — Medical call to 11 nLKVISMN S AfrUANCES HU 0 4 arrive. \ 445 AAS HR A A R in n M M i I t . ^ / l/ ■ A ■______C ■ E ra______Cannon Road. HO W ARD L. H O LM ES A R T H U R G. H O LM ES SAT 0 4 Today, 3:04 a.m. — Medical call to 95 Two of the operators attributed their (WXT t« aroF •awoF) adequate supply to the fact that they received N O R M A N M. H O LM ES H O W ARD M. H O LM ES 11 rw.h;»MgfgjfJSL’ffiS SSSSma. Nutmeg Lane. iSuSRSaiJSTaSrSSMHiaw SSfuSStSl Today, b:S8 a.m. — Medical call to 357 additional allocations by applying to the state Brewer St. for them early in the month. EVENING HERALD, Wed , Dec. 28, 1979 - 9 S - EVENING HERALD. Wed- Dec. M, 1«7» Unusual Publishing Firm Tweed’s Specialty Shop M;:r. ' ,i I Owned by Its Employees WINTER NEW YORK (UPI) - The Bureau periodicals of Interest to business longer give BNA the kind of manage­ of National Affairs in Washington firms. ment it needed and it wasn’t making sounds like just another government The first was U.S. Patents big enough profits in those days to set CLEARANCE After Wr agency but it’s a successful— and un­ (Quarterly. To anyone not passionate­ the world afire. So he suggested to usual — private business, owned en­ ly Interested in patents, it wasn’t some of the toptiands that they buy tirely by its employees. thrilling reading but it contained lots the company. (All Sales Final) One of the most successful of the of useful Information and that has ’This inner group Insisted that -iin' country’s few worker-owned com­ been the tone of BNA publications everyone be given a chance to buy in. panies, BNA was created by the late ever since. John D. Stewart, now president and / / David Lawrence, the Washington Now there are 50 of them, a few editor-in-chief of BNA, was one of correspondbnt who also founded U.S. daily news letters and the rest week­ the original stockholders. He had ’> I / I \ ’/ / News & World Report. ly, monthly, semi-monthly or bi­ joined the company as a writer in :Y.V It is a specialty publishing firm monthly guides to a variety of more 1939. He became its president in 1964 TWEED’S /> ,'/ that grossed $82 million in 11^ and or less esoteric business fields. and under bis leadership it has grown expects to do about $70 million this Lawrence was one of those chaps until It now has 1,400 workers. SPECIALTY SHOP year. Its stock, issued at $10 a share who had to have as many irons in the Sixty-seven percent of these own m in 1947, currently is priced at $800 but fire as he had fingers and toes — a stock. Any employee can buy shares Christmas widely syndicated newspaper the only people that can buy it are after one year of full-time service or 773 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER BNA employees. It also pays very political column, a radio program, five years as a part-timer. No one Open Thurs. til 9 • Free Parking Rear of Store ' good dividends. two weekly general news magazines, may own more than 5 percent of the Although it didn’t issue stock until which eventually were m erg^, and a company. 1947, Lawrence founded BNA back in lot of other things. 1929 to push very specialized He decided in 1947 he could no %

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VERNON •CORBINS CORNER plant, the Nuclear •FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL •NEW BRITAIN •BRISTOL PLAZA Regulatory Commission •NEW LONDON MALL •GROTON PLAZA •MERIDEN SQUARE 340 BRO m D ST - MANCHESTER PARKADE m a r t i i i - has asked the nation’s Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. ’til 9pm, 114 AT ALL 12 GREAT YOUTH CENTRE STORES OPEN 10-9 MON. - SAT. SUN 12-5 Sat. ’til 6 UNCKSniFMKUl FMMKTMiaUEVMU other nuclear facilicies to WEST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER ENFIELD BLOOMFIELD AVON/SIMSBURY BRISTOL MERIDEN ORANGE SPRINGFIELD CHICOPEE HOLYOKE double check their OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 IN MANCHESTER, VERNON. BRISTOL, CORBINS ■MCKnu sminy earthquake stress CO R N ER . NEW LONDON, AVON-SlMSBG~Y. and MERIDEN calculations. 14 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Dec. 26. 19TO Vernon Seeking Seventh Grader Home State Fuel Aid After Trip to Egypt VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst has applied for a state grant of 129,528, the town’s share of a state-wide EASLEY, S. C. (U P D - Sam Brown, 12, food. He dined on hamburgers, french fuel oil loan fund designed to assist middle-income ii back from six days in Egypt as the VIP fries and Cokes whatever he could. families with their fuel bills this winter. guest of President Anwar Sadat. He liked In fact, Sam, a chunky boy with blond State Rep. Chester Morgan, D-Vemon, was co-sponsor the belly dancer, he said, but not the hot hair and blue eyes, lost a lot of weight of the bill. The money will be loaned to households with temperatures or the food. while in Egypt and his mother said he People/Food income from 125 to 300 percent above the poverty level. “I’m glad to be home,” he said Christ­ looked much better. She added that he The family must also be unable to pay current fuel mas night. “Maybe I’d like to take another didn’t ask for his usual seconds during the expenses and must have been refused by at least one fuel trip, but not too close to this day." family Christmas dinner. oil dealer in an attempt to secure oil. ’ilie seventh grader, who was invited to He saw all the major tourist attractions The town will make payments directly to a fuel oil Egypt on an aU-expense-paid trip after in Cairo, Luxor and Aswan, but his big dealer and the loan must ^ paid in full by Oct. 1,1980. writing an admiring letter to Sadat, was hope for the trip— a meeting with Sadat— At the Town Council meeting scheduled for Jan. 7, the more concerned for the moment with the never materialized. Sam had written council will conduct a public hearing to obtain the com­ two games and a football he received for Sadat, telling him bow much he admired Good Food for Good Cheer ments of townspeople for a winter energy plan. Christmas. the president aftOT he learned about his The council has already voted to set aside 15,000 as a He was disappointed, however, about background on a ^levlslon show. * start of a fuel fund for a low-interest loan program. This not getting a bicycle, said his mother Sybil The Egyptian government picked up the 'Tis the season for holiday entertaining. And what a merry time of year it is! There are will be added to the money coming from the state and Brown. tab for the trip, and the airlines provided many directions party plans can take, but no matter if the festivities arc large or small, loan amounts will range from 1180 to $380 depending upon She had to wait five hours at the the transportation. formal or casual, good friends plus good food always add up to a good time for all. the income levels. GreenWlle-Spartanburg Jetport Christ­ Someone gave the family a Christmas When the occasion calls for a traditional dinner, make it an elegant affair with a regal The council hasn’t yet decided which department will mas Eve b^ u se of a threie-hour flight tree and a turkey so they could enjoy a Pork Crow n Roast. Be it a special gathering of special people or a family feast, all heads administer the fund. delay, but “it was worth it when he came traditional Christmas, Mrs. Brown said. will turn toward the magnificent roast as it comes to the table beautifully browned and flying into my arms,” she said. Sam’s father, Donald, has been out of brimming with a golden stuffing. He spent the next five hours talking work for 14 months with a back injury, and The crown is fashioned by the meat retailer by tying together two center pork loins, St. Bernard’s Church about the trip. “He was all keyed up,” she Mrs. Brown was forced to give up her job which have been Frcnchcd by cutting away the meat to expose the tips of the rib bones. said. “I couldn’t get him to bed.” because of bursitis, diabetes and high If desired, a halo of frills can be placed on the rib ends to accentuate the crown effect. Supports Fuel Bank He made it clear what he liked and dis­ blood pressure. In addition, Sam’s 4-year- Pork's fine flasor is deliciously complimented by Stuffing a la Waldorf. Inspired by liked about the trip. He enjoyed the belly old sister has been hospitalized twice with famous Waldorf salad, it features Golden Delicious apples from Washington State, VERNON - St. Bernard’s Church has donated $1,100 to dancer and the "wonderful temples”ipic but pneumonia. chopped and combined with celery and pecans in a light, fluffy dressing. The bits of apple the Tri-Town Fuei Bank which was started in the fall with complained about the hot climate and the contribute a natural flavor boost w hile herb seasoned stuffing mix makes preparation easy. a donation of $550 from the Greater Vernon Jaycees. Gaining popularity on the holiday party scene arc informal get-togethers that revolve The fund is being administered by the Hockanum around the hors d'oeuvre table. While guests enjoy the relaxed mood and tasty tidbits, Vailey Community Council under the direction of Tax Forms Being Mailed the hostess appreciates the ease with which she can entertain a crowd. The key to keeping Patricia Cornish. It is aliowing up to 150 gallon of oil or gucstscoming back for more is an assbrtment ofattractivelydisplaycdappctirerscontrast- $50 toward present gas or electric bills to those eligible. ANDOVER, Mass. (UPI) - The Inter­ persons are allowed an additional $1,000 ing in appearance, texture and flavor. Impressive will be Mini Ham Quiches and Smoked The applications, from the towns of Vernon, Tolland, nal Revenue Service hopes to complete exemption. Sausage Roll-Ups. a delectable duet conveniently made with light, crispy prepared froren and Ellington, are reviewed by the social service the largest mailing ever in the Northeast Itemized deductions on state gasoline puff pastry The tiny pics arc flavorful with ground ham and Swiss cheese while the roll-ups departments in each town. No income level for eligibility of its 1979 tax forms by Jan. 7, with a total taxes will no longer be allowed ai^ under feature smoked sausage links bundled in a golden pastry wrap. Party-perfect, too, are has been set. Each application will be judged on its of 7.7 million forms going to taxpayers in certain circumstances unemployment Sauerhraten Apple Sausage Balls, made by combining ground pork sausage and chunks merits. the seven-state region. compensation will be counted as taxable of (iolden Delicious apple and served shimmering in a sweet-sour gla/e that's spiced This is the second year the fuel bank has been in opera­ Standard 1040 and 1040A were to be sent income. with gingersnaps tion and the amount in the bank has fluctuated from $500 to residents of upper New York state and Hebron PZC To Meet Sure to spark conversation are Fancy Tranks on Rye. Party rye bread makes an to $2,000 depending upon the number of donations the New England states starting today. excellent base lor a nippy cheese spread and miniature frankfurters cut to form fans, HEBRON — The Planning and Zoning received and the number of applications received. An estimated 5.9 million taxpayers will I ct guests help themselves to still another attiactive appetizer. Pork Apple Kabobs Commission will meet Jan. 8 at 8 p.m. in Other donations hav^come in from the First Lutheran be filing for refunds totaling ^ .9 billion, skewered pork strips decorated in holiday colors. In pleasing contrast to the hot the Town Office Building. Church of Rockvilie, Vernon Post 10121 of the Veterans of Egyptian Traveler IRS regional director Joseph H. Cloonan hors d'oeiivrcs will be cool and creamy rtirec-Cheese Spread served in a large Washington ’The commission will be asked to ap­ Foreign Wars and the Women’s Fellowship of the United said. He said people who file early will Red Delicious apple and accompanied with thin crisp crackers. Snack Sticks and prove Uie acceptance of Gold Road in Congregationai Church of Tolland. Sam Brown is happy to be back home in Easley, S.C. Sam returned receive their refund checks before May apple wedges. So far the bank has made it possible for 35 families in 31, 1980. Gledhill Acres subdivision, sign the Mill home from his trip to Egypt on Christmas Eve. The 12-year-eld boy Farm Estates mylar, review a complaint the three towns to receive help with their fuel bills. Changes in the tax law include a $1,000 concerning ,Nutek/Scribner; and review Pork Crown Roast with Stuffing a la Waldorf spent Christmas Day with his family. Picture shows the sign on the deduction for a personal exemption and a an inquiry from the town attorney concer­ I 1 to lo -n b pork i r«>vs n roast* 1 2iup butter or m.irK«irine front door that greeted him on his return. (UPI photo) dependent, up from $750. Persons over 65 ning delivery of plans. 'appr(*\imatelv p piuinds' 1 paik.i>;e <8 ounips) herb sf.isoru’d Taxes Due in January get a double exemption of $2,000. Blind 1 lar>;e (.tild i’O (^ eluim is apple, stuffing mix VERNON — The second installment on property taxes coarsely iht'pped I -t lup ihtippcd pei.in5 on the Oct. 1. 1978 Grand List is due and payable during I 2cup k hopped celi rv 1 teaspoon or.inKi* p<‘cl 1 ’2 c up I flopped i‘mim 1 tup water the month of January. A penalty of one percent per month will be charged until the bill is paid in full. . DAILY 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. I'l.iu I rtiw n ri>asl- n b end- does n, on rack m c»pen ro astin g pan [Jo not add w ater and Property owners who have bought real estate since OPEN ■ SUNDAY 12 P.M. to SP.M. do n«’l n ’\« r Kyia-i m a slow men <325''f ) for 2 hours Remme from oven Turn roast so Oct. 1, 1978 and who don’t have an escrow account for that nl’ ••Mkl'* an««ast meat thi’rmometer so the bulb is centered in the thickest taxes should call the office of the tax collector for infor­ part I'f oM-sl makin>; certain that it di»es mil rest in fat or c>n bc’ne Meancchtle, cook apple. mation on the amount due. ii'Irrc and i>niun in butter 2 ti» J minutes Stir in herb seasoned stuffing mix, pecans and GS k’.r.ifrd ofanc;«’ ('♦•el, add vsal<’r and t»ish li^htlv tc> combine’ Fill cacity of crown roast with Also due in January is the supplementary property tax m m m m m i MANCNESTEA PAMAOE on motor vehicles. The bills were mailed out earlier this 'lulling: and iontmue u>a-tin>; until meat thermometer registers 1p 5 '[ C o v e r rc»ast w ith foil tent and allovs to “-et at rexun temperature for 15 to 20 minutes (Temperature usually month. rises to 170'I during thi» perunJ ) C arve between ribs Yield o cups of stuffing Residents may pay their bills by mail or in person. The *I\*fl> ( rc'VMi Roast -h i'iild be c'rdered from vo u r re ta ile r in advance tax collector's office is in the Memorial Building on Park Place. Rockville. Microwave Directioni (or Pork Cfown Roait: the holiday spirit plays on with [’late crown roa-»t. nb ends down, oking Turn rib ends up and cook, covered with wax paper, at medium 20 minutes, rotating dish half a turn during umking Meanwhile, ccKik apple, celery and onion in butter 2 to 3 minutes m large ge frv ing-pan Stir in stuffing mix. pecans and giated orange peel; add water, tossing lightly to combine fill cavity of crenvn roast with stuffing and continue cooking, covered with wax paper. 20 to 30 mmutc-s or until meat thermometer registers lo5"’F Cover roast with fc'il tent VRKAl sounds of the 1980's! and allc'VN to set at riK'm temperature* 15 to 20 minutes (Temperature usually rises to 170-f vluring this pt-ru'd ) Carve bc’twe« n ribs \i'te ^luffing that w'lil not fit into crown can be baked separately Smoked Sausage Rolt-Ups Mini Ham Quiches Fancy Franks on Rye Stereo 1 sheet frozen Bake It Fr<’sh" 1 tablespoon c hetpped c hives 2 packages (5 I'unccs each) lo slices Partv Rve or 1 sheet Iro/en "Hake It Fresh" puff pastry or 1 package '12 ouncesi IP’s, puff pastrv I egg, beaten miniature frankfurters Pumpernickel slices, smoked sausage links 2 packages f5 ounces each' 3'4 cup gri'und ccxiked smoked ham 1 ;2 cup milk 1 2 cup pim tento c heese spr<*ad I ut in half c n*ssv\ isf miniature smoked sausage links 12 cup shredded Swiss cheese 1 t.ibles(H>on d ry sherry With a sharp knit-e, cut frankfurters almost through into lo to 18 section" Spread 1 2 teaspoon i>f cheese spread on D e fro st p u ff p astry 20 m in u te s, then unfold I’ reheat cnen to 450®F. Defrost puff pastrv 20 minutes, then unfc'ld ( ut dough with a sharp 8-tracks cassettes eac h half slice of bread Put I trankfurter on each half slue of Cut pastry sheet into 3 equal strips, cut each strip crossvsise into ten knife intc' two-inch squares I’ress a piece- c>f dough into each a up c'f a mini or bread, curving it slightly I’lace c>n rack in broiler pan. 4 inches 1-inch wide strips Roll each strip of pastrv around a piece of sausage muffin pan, forming a ridge at the top Combine ham, cheese and chives, from heat, and broil 10 to 12 minutes > leld 32 appetizers CHRISTMAS [’lace roll-ups on rack in broiler pan, seam side down, in center of oven tossing lightly tc> mix I’lace 2 teasCHnin- h.im mixture in each pastry-lined ALL C lose oven dcxir lmmc*dialely reduce temperature to lOO^F and bake 15 to cup Combine egg, milk and dr> sherry, slowly (X*ur over ham mixture SETS lo minutes or until pastry is golden brown Yield 30 smoked sausage roll-ups. Bake in menJerate oven (375°F ( 25 tc» 30 minutes Cool slightly; remove Sauerbraten Apple Sausage Balls IN your *C ut each sausage link into 4 pic*ces from pan Meld, about 24 miniature efutches 3 C'.c'Iden [Je licio iis .ipples I 2 teasptH'n drv mustard CHRISTMAS REVLON REVLON 1 1 2 pounds fresh I 2 teaspi'on salt choice I pork s.ius.ige 1 8 teaspoon pepj'er 70 R 1 2 cup herb seascined 1 cup apple luae PAPER UPSTICKSI stuffing mix 3 tabic’spuuns udi-r v inegar I 3 c up c hopped i»nu>n 1 tablespc'on brown sugar • EAOLES...... The LORO lug (ASVNlffi) .Barbra 1 ‘‘KK 1 4 c up c rushed gingersn.ips \Sireisana\ Con- and grate enough apple to make I cup Add sausage • S TYX...... comerstono(AiM) stuffing mix, onion, egg. drv mustard, salt and pepper, mixing lightiv to combine Chill 30 minutes Shape in ti'48 small balls, • BARRY MANILOW ...... OOIVMCO (AllSia) brown on ail sides in large frving-pan Pour edr drippings • COMMODORES...... MMMght MoglG (MOtOND) CiHTibine apple jUice, vinegar, sugar and gingersnaps; pour over meatballs Bring to boil, stirring occasionally, rediue • KENNY ROBERS...... KMIRV (U M M AmstS) I S S p ' ' heat, cover tightly and "immer 10 minutes C c*re remaining Eucnuc S S S S i-” ' apples and cut into c hunk" add ti* meatballs and continue c (Hik­ • FOREIBNER...... HOSd BSIROS (AtllRtlC) ing 3 lo 5 minutes, until apples are iiisf tender Transfer to WATCHES • LEDZEPPaiN . in Through the Out Boor (SUM SON) chafing dish and keep warm Jield 48 meatballs • BARBRA STREISAND...... Met (COtUOIIIla) Three-Cheese^S^eadlh Apple Cup 8oumes cream i heey* ’ slices bacem, cooked • JEFFERSON STARSHIP , . . Froodoin At PONM Zoro (RCA) sc'tlened / i risp and crumbled 4 ounces blue i hc’esr, sottened \ R^.J Delicic'cis apples I cup shredded Lemon juice C heddar cheese Cioldfish Thins and 3 tablespoons clry sherrv Snack Slicks K E N N Y R O G ^ Dash garlic powder Kenny With elec trie mixer, beat c heeses. sherry and garlic powder until smcHith Stir in bacon Remove core from 1 apple, being careful not toclit through blossc»m end Cut slice frc>m tevp and TIMEX holicnv out. leaving a h4-mch shell Scallop top edge. Brush cut surfaces of apple with Icmcm juice Fill with porlicm of cheese mixture; refill as needed Core remaining apples. Cut in wedges and dip in lemon luice 5bs. B-trackser ■i NCB YOUR CHOICE UNf, M KS EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Dec. 26, 1R7R- 17 1 6 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Dec. 2». 1979 friuit TV DoesnH Tell You About Those ‘Coupot^Queetu^ Menus Manchester Thursday; Ravioli Thursday; Shells and casserole, cole slaw, meatballs, green beans, Elderly The Supermarket Shopper Cafeteria menus which Italian bread. Frosted Italian bread, peaches. Menus which will be cake. Friday: Juice, meat and served Dec. Sl-Jan. 4 at By MARTIN SLOANE market with |109 worth of packages of their products market for a free product. will be served Jan. 2-4 at 2109 worth of groceries tor At this rate, I would take worth of groceries each products, then follow this Friday: Cod fish in bun, cheese pizza, tossed salad, Mayfair and Westhill Dear Supermarket groceries for which they instead of cash refunds. If you save up enough of Manchester Public Schools 11.46? It may take some about three months to ac­ week for just a few dollars. advice: potato rounds, carrots, gelatin with topping. Gardens to Manchester Shopper — I would like to paid 11.46. Not once have You can find lots of these are as follows; these coupons, you can also time. cumulate enough free- When they find out that Organize your coupons. applesauce, cookies. During the month of residents 60 and over are know about those women they or the ’TV rejiorters offers in my CLIP ’N’FILE Monday: School recess. go on a sh o p p in g If you were an product coupons to stage isn’t possible, they often Get into refunding. In addition the "combo” January there will be lucky as follows: who save so much that it explained exactly how they refund lists. Tuesday: New Year’s extravaganza. experienced refunder who your shopping extravagan­ become disillusioned and Concentrate on taking ad­ is served as an alternate plate days with a winner in makes the rest of us look dolt. If you send in the Day Monday: Chili Con Came ’This is how most of the saved $80 a month with za. go back to the old shopping vantage of supermarket ' lunch each day. It includes each grade. On the bottom with rice, mixed foolish. You know the ones Do you know how? — required proof of purchase, Wednesday: Hamburg “coupon queens’’ do it. refunding, at most half of grind. specials. hamburg on bun, lettuce, of one plate will be a lucky vegetables, - tossed green I mean. Mary M., Glen Mills, Pa. the manufacturers will patty on a roll, potato How long will it take you that amount, or 230, would As you build up your In­ onion, pickle condiments, ticket which will entitle the salad with Russian We see them on televi­ Dear Mary - Many send you a coupon that you It has always surprised chips, buttered peas, milk to save up enough free- be received in the form of The coupon queens have ventory of coupons and student to a free ice cream sion checking out of super- me that television and ice cream or fruit. potato chips, vegetable of dressing, chilled pineapple, manufacturers offer free can redeem at the super­ product coupons to buy coupons for free products. brought some good publici­ proofs of purchase, your any day of his choice. Next reporters who go along on Thursday; Vegetable the day, desKit and milk. french bread, margarine, ty to couponing and refun­ savings will grow. Scon you week lucky plate day will these shopping trips either soup, cheeM and balogna Also available are the soup skim milk, coffee or tea. ding. But unfortunately the will find at least one dis­ and sandwich of the day, be Thursday. Clip File Refunds- don’t realize or ignore the sandwich, pickle circles, Tuesday: New Year’s television coverage given deceptive quality in the count opportunity for tossed salad, milk and cookies and ice cream. High & Hale Day — closed. Heallh Products (File 11- to their shopping spec­ refund. Send the ingredient from the back of one Atra coupons, tor example. You shows put on by many alrhost every item on your chocolate pudding. Milk is served with all Monday and Tuesday, Wednesday: Turkey pot A) panel from any 60-tablet or listings of refund forms to tacles leaves many people coupon queens. meals. Razor package. Refund can obtain required refund shopping list. Friday: Cheese pisza, schools closed. pie with mashed (ratato Cepacol Cash Refund larger package of Unlcap write for. Offers are sub­ with the false impression I suggest that you forget You will also be enjoying topping, Spanish corn, form required. Expires forms at the supermarket, tomato and lettuce salad, Vernon Wednesday: Juice, Offer, P.O. Box 2338, vitamins except chewable. ject to manufacturers’ that this sort of thing can about these made-for- supermarket shopping in a creamy cabbage apple Dec. 31, 1980. in newspapers and milk, applesauce and broiled hamburger on roll, Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. geographical limits and easily he done every week. television shopping sprees way that you never did slaw, chilled apricots, Refund forms required. H e a th e r Feminine magazines, and from peanut butter cookie. Sykes A Elementary tossed salad, potato chips, Receive a 50-cent refund. Expires June 30, 1980. local laws. Allow 10 weeks and concentrate on the before. You won’t get big- whole wheat bread, Deodorant Spray, P.O. Box trading with friends; do Schools closed Monday peanut butter cookie. Send the red shoulder label to receive each refund.) ’They are led to believe basics. If you will be con­ tim e TV coverage by margarine, skim milk, Personal Products (File 21999, El Paso, Texas not write to manufacturers that there is some secret Glastonbury and Tuesday. Thursday: Shells and' from one 24-ounce bottle of 79977. Receive four 25-cent Copyright 1979 tent eventually to save 220 saving this way, but you coffee or tea. Il-B) for them. And watch for about refunding that will Wednesday; Tomato meatballs, green beans, Cepacol plus the register cash-off coupons. Send one L'nited Fcalurr to 230 a week on your total will feel as good as if you All Schools Thursday: Split pea Gentle Touch $2 Refund our once-a-month special soup, hamburgers on roll, Italian bread, peaches. tape with the price circled. neckband from specially Syndicate, Inc. allow them to buy 2100 bill for food and household had. soup, kielbasa with mistrd, Offer. 1 Industrial Drive, Monday and Tuesday, no french fries, onion sticks, Friday: Juice, meat and Refund form required. P.O. Box 2147, Maple marked packages of school. peaches. parsley boiled potatoes, cheese pizza, tossed salad, Expires June 30, 198j. Plain, Minn. 55348. Receive H e a th e r Feminine Wednesday: Hotdog in 'Thursday: Fruit juice, gelatin with topping. fresh tangerine, peanut Halls Free Bag Offer, Open Sun^ gawi-awM; Open Miwin Dec. M t i l butter cookies, rye bread, a $2 refund. Send proofs of Deodorant Spray plus the roll, french fries, mixed salami grinders, Milk is served with all P.O, Box 9808, St. Paul, margarine, skim milk, purchase equal to six register receipt with the vegetables, pudding. applesauce, ice cream. meals. At the high school a A Horse and Buggy Wedding Minn. 55199. Receive a free coffee or tea. points. You score one point price circled. Refund form Thursday: Elbow Friday: Fish bites, tar­ salad bar is available dai­ bag of cough tablets. Send Friday; Baked haddock Kenneth and Mandy Bates recently came for the net-weight state­ required. Expires March macaroni with meat sauce, tar sauce, buttered parsley ly. buggy. But it appears that nobody could two empty 30- or 60-tablet 31, 1980. nillet, parsleylmon butter ment from Gentle Touch tossed salad, yeast roll, noodles, broccoli, rolls and Robertson Breakfast up with a new way to conserve gasoline. After figure out where to attach the old shoes, cans bags of Halls Cough Polident Refund Offer, saune, noodles Romanoff, Soap packages, three orange wedge. butter, fruit cup. Monday and Tuesday, no saying their wedding vows, the couple left and “Jus^Married” signs. Tablets. No form points for the next-weight P.O. Box 8911, Clinton, Friday: Breaded fish, Milk is served with all seasoned broccoli, cin­ necessary. Expires Dec. school. namon applesauce, whole their Connecticut church in a horse-drawn statement from the front of Iowa 52736. Receive a $1 com, spinach, coffee cake, meals. Wednesday: Applesauce, 31, 1980. refund. Send two proof-of- Siifoin Gentle Touch Soap pineapple. wheat bread, tartar sauce, High & Middle french toast, sausage links, Kaopectate Refund packages, three points for purchase seals from bot­ B e e f Milk is served with all margarine, skim milk, Offer, P.O. Box NB4)54, El Schools closed Monday milk. coffee or tea. the net-weight statement tom panels of Polident i a i P t I meals. Menus are subject Paso, Texas 79977. Receive and Tuesday Thursday: Juice, tarts, ’The menu is subject to from the front of Gentle Tablets, any size but trial to change without notice. ' Wednesday: Tomato eggs, hot chocolate. a 50-cent refund. Send the change. Touch Bath Beads size. Refund form soup, hamburger on roll, Friday: One-half upper left comer of the packages, and three points required. Expires June 30, Loiii< front label from the 8- or Steak Hebron french fries, onion sticks, banana, donut, raisins, for the "New” or “(Con­ 1981. ONF Of THf STOPiiSHOPCOMPANIES peaches. milk. OPEN r DAYS A WEEK ANO EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS 'TH. S) 12-ounce size of Kaopec­ tains Baby Oil” label from Tickle Refund Offer, Elementary Thursday: Fruit juice, tate or Kaopectate Concen- Gentle Touch Lotion plus P.O. Box 14187, Baltimore, Schools closed Monday salami grinders, potato South Windsor trate. Refund form CondShHais 31bCiidsiliyBar*SP the receipt with the price Md. 21268. Receive a 75- and Tuesday. chips, applesauce, ice All Schools required. Expires June 30. circled. Refund form cent refund. Send the Wednesday: Tuna salad Monday and Tuesday, 1980. jDamwdHaiii y o cream. required. Expires June 30, special package sticker, a Because this canned ham ts soch a super value and sandwich, vegetable soup, Friday: Clam roll, tartar schools closed. VASELINE Sine-Off Extra Strength IMR) 3-by-5-inch card on which tt& C n d e A 6t t because we h,ive a great number party piatle» cydets to potato rounds, pears. Wednesday: Hamburger Media Aspirin Free Refund Offer, 27 ounce Frozen Delicate ■ davored wtYte meat till o jr dell people 'Wiii be unaWe to sice it lor you ‘hts week sauce, potato wedges, INTENSIVE Gillette ’Trac II Refund, you have printed the word Thursday: Ravioli tomato and cucumber or cheeseburger on roll, CHARMIN P.O. Box NB4163, El Paso. P.O. Box 2776, Maple "TICKLE’’ the the list of casserole, cole slaw, slices, fruit cup. whipped potato, gravy, CARE Texas 79977. Receive a 50- Plain, Minn. 55348. Receive active ingredients found on Perdue “Oven Stuffei"’ 5*6 pounds ea. Rath Hickory Smoked Bacon 9& Italian bread, frosted cake. com, canned fruit. cent refund. Send the com­ a 12 refund. Send the entire the package, and the Large Roasting Chicken Sliced. 1 Pound Package irs reaiiy tasty SAVE rot EACH TISSUE mcK Friday: Turkey soup, Coventry Thursday: Pizza, salad, PRESCRIPTIONMarbo DRUGSTORES plete universal-product- back card from one Trac II register receipt with the MFR SPECIAL OFFER grilled cheese sandwich, fruit juice, ice cream cup code symbol from the back Grammar Robertson ONLY. Razor package. Refund price circled. Refund from potato chips, vegetable or ice cream sandwich. 9 panel of one box of Sine-Off form required. Expires required. Expires Jan. 31, sticks, fruited gelatin with Monday and 'hiesday no iver P arty Pack Friday: Tuna sub with F our Extra Strength. Refund March 31, 1980. 1980. lo n ia lM e a t topping. school. Shop by phone U L C PRICE lettuce and tomato, french Orel forms required. Expires Gillette Atra Razor (Clip out each file and Chicken Wings Rham Wednesday: Juice, fries, soup, chocolate cake rouA 4 rolls ol squee2abte soft Dec. 31, 1980. Rebate Offer, P.O. Box keep it with similar cash- broiled hamburg pattie on WtfWlYgivtteleplNM RED 16< EA iissue paper L>mii2ioa Weaver Batter Dipped or Dutch Fry Bologna O tt Schools closed Monday with chocolate icing. customer Unicap Refund Offer, 9999, St. Paul, Minn. 55199. off coupons — beverage re­ 28 Ounce Package Frozen roll, tossed salad, potato Milk is served with all 10-02 BoiHes Buy one gel P.O Box NB-053, El Paso, fund offers with beverage One pound package sliced and Tuesday. pnMcnpiiPii pncv one FREE Limit one otlei Receive a |2 refund. Send chips, peanut butter meals. Fresh fruit is only per Customer Texas 79977. Receive a $1 Wednesday: Cheese piz­ fwtM.DoMyo«r the proof-of-purchase seal za, green beans, pears. cookie. available daily. Weaver Chicken Drumsticks 229 Cooked Salad Size Shrimp ^2.49 KODAK Dutch Frye 24 Ounce Package Frozen stops Shop 1 Pound Package. Frozen Sofrito Gives Pasta TYLENOL FILM Teach Child Timely HabiU OUR PRICE SAVE 30« HENDRIES Are your children for honest listening and or office, have change for Domestic Cooked Ham HAND (Sectioned & Formed) PAINTH) a Spanish Accent AU-NATURAL regularly on time for their sharing with members of bus fare ready in a con­ appointments? tainer near the door. Keep ^ e w ill slice this good, lean ' your family. Consider es­ ^ liamtoorcierforyou Pasta makes an peeled, seeded and coarse­ Drain in colander. ICECREAM Or are they often late tablishing weekly round­ rolls of coins on hand to excellent side dish or light SAVE70* 2OOCI tablets or too ct despite constant nagging? ! ■ ly chopped Meanwhile, in large capsules Sate las' pam t2-tiposure turn at a great table family discussions, assure a good supply of supper when served with (A teaspoon paprika skillet, saute onion and relief without Mvings' Is there never time for allowing everyone a turn at change. FREE aspirin homemade fresh tomato garlic in oil until golden. V’■ OUR REO. 3.49 them to complete their being chairman. — Stack books, papers FILM OFFER! THIS WEEK S FEATURE ■A cup Spani^ stuffed I WeH give you a tree roN ol OurOwn llO or sauce and a green salad. green olives, halved Add tomatoes and paprika. Intilyourftvoriltlitvort Half homework and household When disagreem ents and reports by the front I 126 color prmt film every tim e you brir>g n any FINAL A Spanish seasoning g tlio n a iz t chores? brarxl of color prnl film to* pr(xessir>g Otter _ rea Vs cup chopped parsley Cook over low heat, arise, call a conference door to avoid those frantic good t|rough ^turOay Januaryl? i960 WEEK FOR sauce called sofrito is a Gradually add noodles stirring often, for 5 where all those involved last-minute searches. Y SJ >0X3 ourenase mixture of tomatoes, gar­ and salt to rapidly boiling minutes. RUFFLES Most parents confess can express themselves. — Allow children time to ^ |Siop ^ Shod Couponp^ lic, onion, parsley and Decide fairly how the unwind and relax after water so that water con­ Add olives, parsley and POTATO CHIPS that time problems are stuffed green olives, all tinues to boil. Cook un­ noodles. Cook and stir until AFHR CNRISHHAS nearly constant for their problem might be school. sauteed in olive oil. In SAVE40* — Set a definite study covered, stirring oc­ hot. 'ATO ce u m youngsters. And these dif­ resolved. C r e a m e n m d tm e Spain the sauce usually casionally, until tender. This kitchen-tested ficulties only increase with Using the negotiating times. Avoid all interrup­ I Free! tops rice. recipe makes 6 servings. V5 9 70URREQ.99t ^ additional activities as table will save many hours tions during that period. STOP & SHOP 3oz pkg' Sofrito is best when R-rrutlles have r-r-ndges bul children grow older. of futile bickering. — Rotate household MH I made with fresh tomatoes. m o stly ru lfie s* have flavor' chores so that everyone 7-02 bag A decision must be made Start a suggestion jar CREAM CHEESE When using fresh tomatoes shares equally in the work. C h e e s e •jrioa We-3 Ot«. .’t ‘Ax 0** L Coe p c :u5lo»Y*» now on bow much respon­ into which all family ^ Stop & Shop 3 ounce package 77 I 201 during winter, allow them sibility you as a parent members can place — Dinner should be a to ripen at room CLEARANCE want to take over such proposals and gripes. reflective time for children Stop & Shop Inducts PLANTERS temperature as much as situations and how much Arid don’t put off begin­ to share with parents. 0 itnO t $•' y possible before cooking. New Club Members PEANUTS will be given your child. ning that large monUily Avoid disciplinary conver­ ’ 7oz. can Serve with fine egg SAVE40* As author and manage­ calendar with colored pen­ sations. iU M in water noodles for a tasty side 9 9 « ment expert Ken cils used to distinguish at a — Have children put out S k ^ W h i t e dish to accompany fish or W 7 ouRRE0 139 50% Blanchard explains, glance each family their next day’s clothing W^STAR-KIST poultry. The Stop & Shop Com­ Stores, Medi Mart Drug 12-02 lar lilted w ith delicious "Parenting to be effective member’s appointments. the night before to avoid Star-Kist Spanish Sofrito panies, Inc., recently Stores, and the Stop & Shop n uis will necessitate Mother Here is a morning- having to make early- SOLID WHITE TUNA saluted 1525 years of ser­ morning decisions. in water. 7oz, can Gouo Weo Du. •> 'A /■ iv ’ vv ue> ..i/siomer and Noodles Manufacturing Company, and Father working through-evening list of T u n a With Coupon 8 ounces fine egg noodles vice at its annual meeting honored at a dinner-dance themselves out of their suggestions to help you — Help children establish V Grocery (about 4 cups) of the Stop ii Shop Quarter held atthe ochateau de STTROCUPS traditional job and making help your children to make their own system s of [siop % SbQp Coupo^ 1 tablespoon salt Century Club, Ville in Randolph Mass. SAVE 204 our regular prices on,,, their children gradually the most of their time: clothing maintenance, Wir. ‘rTiA «.ou*3n arc » ^ p MH Raymond A. Benjamin of Frito-Lay 3 quarts boiling water The induction of the new 4 9 $ responsible for their own — Provide each school- room clean-up. letter 1 large onion, chopped Glastonbury was among members brought the total 70URREQ.eit behavior." age child with his or her writing and budgeting. 7oz bag i Frito-Lay the 61 new members from •Christmas cards • Gift wrap • Trim-o-tree 1 clove garlic, minced membership of the Quarter 5 0 < l. 7-02 Cups tor your hoi Nobody wins those power own alarm clock. That Youngsters can take over R u i B e s 2 tablespoons olive oil Stop & Shop Supermarkets, Century Club to 748. and cold drinks struggles over messy makes each youngster all of these chores much ' r u f f l e s i 2 medium tomatoes. Bradlees Department •Light sets • Selected Electronic Toys rooms, missed ap­ responsible for judging the earlier than most parents pointments, unfinished time necessary to com­ expect. POTATO CHIPS 7.Z 9"PAPERPUTES plete morning chorea and Parents, like employers, P o t a t o d i ^ (jcoJWeG D« y '-Vx Dt*c )' L/nt> xv pi-.'uilonv Shop Early homework and so on. With Coupon SAVE SAVE30* often ignore good behavior I Grocery ~ L - „ MT. VERNON DURAQU Classes, workshops, get to school on time. V open till' seminars, books and — Store all lunch supplies because they expect it. [stop A Shop Coupon 8 P.M. 7 9 ^ lA T H R Y counseling may provide in one drawer. (Except Guard against this tenden­ W-m coioon md ^ S ’ m ^ O U R REO. 1.09 Cosmetic Specials »» DAIRY STORES Cliristmas and SAVE to* solutions. those that must be cy, because children need too Cl in e ither w hite or pasiei 2Uter CANDY Mp* Year's But a back-to-basics ap­ refrigerated, of course.) praise and assurance that 67.6oz.btl. [ve aCHET, WIND SONG, 9 9 ' proach is easier and Keep an inventory to their achievements are ap­ 244 BROAD ST 6 9 0 HARTFORD RD. OUR REQ. 1.99 Norvretumabte Sale ends 12 29 quicker. assure easy preparation of preciated. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Svolt battery tor ra VIVA NAPKINS AVAIANCE LOTION The productive habits MANCHESTER STORES ONLY dioa. appliances Cooperation and com­ lunches. 2 Liter 67.6 ozbtl. artdioys . I SAVEOOt munication are the keys — Plan simple, they learn early will save COCA-COLA Goqfl Wed Dec .‘b 'Arm pK 3f Lmd jn> o*» cuUomr OUR SALE PRICE OUR REQ. 2.95 toward opening a new nourishing breakfasts with them considerable time Non - Returnable With Coupon and trouble when they V. LAND 0 LAKES 140-ct napkins Soli A absorberti chapter in your relations emphais on variety. Harvd A body lotKK) in your fav­ 4 - MOSER FARMS in the big s i/e FREE FILM! with your children. — If members of your reach adulthood. orite fragrance by Prince Mat ch^Hi 12-02 sue WITH Set aside time each week family commute to school (Next: ’Travel) Wdh caoon .vx) a $7 SO ourenue EVERY SOUR CREAM ROLL we DELUXE MAXI-TNOMAXI-LASN PRCXE8S l o d i e i s California BUTTER PHOTO ALBUM MASCARA Zippy Fondue ^Californi^-^MH • Great for Dips SAVE 2.00 — ' ■ ------SAVE so* Mention fondue and we ICEBERG LETTUCE OURKCO.t.N 8 slices whole-wheat into quarters. 4 9 9 immediately think of dip­ Good Wed Dec 26 - Mon O c J i Lm l one o f c u S io m F OUR REO. 9.99 bread, crusts removed In a 1 (4-quart casserole, With Coupon ping chunks of crisp bread Produce LAND QLAKES V,' A 40 page album lor all your Choota tithtr of thtM rrusca- V4 cup butter or arrange bread, ham and raa lor grut lookirtg tyta' By (irnSZ ►J into melted cheese or ■ ~|Sloll.S»|.Coopon| . » —{SSoTSnop Couponj^ lavorift photos margarine cheese in alternate layers, " wrimcxxAion Otaam, Mai FKtor chunks of beef into heated pound cooked ham, cut ■ woitacow I livin 5 n m t u a MH 69c p t . oil. ending with layer of into W-inch chunks (IW However, one form of cheese. iS A Y E W ■ SAVE29 iSAVESD iS A V E F CERTRON W« It gn« you a frM roH ol our new , cups) 1 lb. can. All Varieties I 10 ounce pkg. ENGLISH LEATHER S n a fondue is actually a baked In medium bowl, lightly I 16 ounce bottle 1 3 2 ounce lar I RECORDING TAPE 110 or 138 30 tipoaurt cokK print IW cups shredded Ched­ I STOPS SHOP him. (made tor ui irt the U S A by casserole. ’The flavor and beat eggs with onion and ■ MAMA ROMANO' [ STOP & SHOP DEODORANT 2%-OZ. the 3M Compenyt every time you dar c h e ^ ■ AGREE MH SAVES04 mustard mixture. Stir in o u n c e s ------bring any brand Ol color print film texture of this dish Vary I CHEESE BOARD SAVE 46* 4 eggs milk, salt and black S SHAMPOO JLP1us4ot FREE I SPAGHETTI SAXE I COFFEE o«Sgs:« SHARP Of EXTRA SHARP STCKS (or proceeamg Offer good thru Jan depending on the cheese Good MM 0*c Jh Mnr> Ok ) ' ww pM cj j a O U IV M Ok J 4 Uhn OK i* m on-w f'i Gond Mm Dk Men On. I I (vw t6“ pk» ly- SHRIMP SCAMR U w d W M Ok A Mon Ok JI IM tnrpv ' " 940 Sllvor Lana, Eaat Hartford 1 teaspoon powdered develop. This kitchen-tested ' O n d2 M* K M » O k a n MkKUtm Ok J ii iim A Mon O n J> i m on Gaud WM Ok A Mon P K J i 1.49 Unueueiiy f>e«vv d«m«nd» mey re mustard Butter both sides of 45c l b . quirt out Mlling rtMOntbtt limile recipe makes 6 portions. 2 tablespoons water bread slices. Cut each slice LIMIT TWO m ItHryMi (o Cullorrvtrt 9 6 9 ^ 1 2 0 MMidMtM iKSenlKM hlMK h «K aiM * Ii Kdn*i IF * M Mi k iKipi« WiK Md dMiKnMMMK IM F I* KMHh r% 18 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Dec. 26, 1W9

EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 26. Ig 7 » - 19 1980: A GoodYear for Pork, Poultry Bargains ALL FOOD MART STORES CLOSE MONDAY, NEW YEAR'S EVE AT 6 P.M. more today to bring lettuce WASHINGTON (UPl) - expenses, packaging ac­ dustry loudly disputes. production will rise and Costs of fresh fruit and orange crop may moderate An upswing in coffee from California to Boston American consumers will counts for 12'percent, Government economists egg prices will fall, vegetables are harder to citrus prices. prices is expected in the or that keeping a store at said food industry profits first part of the year. find pork and poultry the transportation for 8 per­ economists predicted. predict because they are Rising world prices of 62 degrees Fahrenheit are expected to decline in Prospects for the entire best bargains at the meat cent and corporate profits Economists said vulnerable to freezes. sugar could raise the cost during the summer is get­ 1980. marketing costs will push year are dependent on counter next year. for about 6 percent. Vegetable supplies are to consumers by 15 percent 0 ting more expensive.” Retail dairy prices are up prices for cereals, whether there is frost Be The Hostess With The Mostert and Rapid increases in Consumer spokesman dependent on prices at the next year. That would con­ But, she said, profits of expected to rise 9 percent, damage in Brazil or other production will make both Ellen Haas of the Com­ bakery products and time farmers plant. tribute to higher prices for food retailers and about the same level as tropical coffee producing Serve Party Foods From Food Mart! more plentiful than this munity Nutrition Institute processed fruits and soft drinks, candy, baked processors have been too government price supports If .vou have opened a can year. said, “There is no question vegetables by more than 8 nations. high, a charge the food in­ Expectations of a record goods and process^ foods. of refrigerated biscuits Agriculture Department but that it simply costs for dairy producers. Egg percent. '' LUNDY ’'NEW YORK 8HARP'> CARANDO ’’ with a spoon or with a WALDBAUM'S economists also predict crack on the edge of the CookedH am CHEDDAR GENOA retail pork prices 7 percent counter and have thought with Shoulder below year earlier levels SALAMI there must be an easier Sliced to Orderl CHEESE Sliced to Order through June. way. there is. Refrigerated V Retail poultry prices are country style and butter­ Food Mart • 9 5 S • 9 4 8 • 9 8 8 expected to remain about m ilk biscuits in "easy- the same as this year, With TNt Coupon and a S7.50 Purchaaa* With* Thia Coupon and a 17.50 Purchaaa* wiUiTNtcSponSdtlLMPiird^ open" cans that are opened although poultry producers WaTANT — r-a t by simply peeling off the ■‘VIRGINIA STYLE" CHEESE I NUT. PORT WINE I ALMOND. QARUC A HERB w ill be getting less for M M , oma, ■ j c n a c PEM( SLICED label are now in super­ BAKED HAM TO ORDER LB *3.19 CHEESE LOG SALE! *6.99 their birds. orXCaffdinl^M DOMESTIC • COOKED CHURNEY WALNUT 979iC§tf9fnFn9 markets in this area. SLICED Beef prices are expected Although the idea sounds ROAST BEEF TO ORDER LB ‘3.99 CHEESE BALLS 12or pkg *2.49 to rise 8 pecent in 1980, a simple, the technology that V Deli Party Platters comparative relief CARANDO PEPPERONI lb*2.89 FETA CHEESE lb *2.29 I ______made this packaging in­ When you are entertaining for the holldayi let CARANDO SLICED TO ORDER SMOKEY following a 28 percent in­ m ^‘EkCtpt Itama Excludad by Law »3’*iiI *Excapt Itama §gSs*2" Exdpdad by Law I ‘ Excapi Itama Excludad by Law novation possible was com­ [J , us fl* the food lor a wonderful dad meat, fish, COOKED SALAMI LB *1.99 ALMOND SPREAD lb *2.69 crease in 1979. . •< u w eawwew# iiwe a w « Limit Ona Coupon Par Family m -u3.- Ar*g AP-2 Limit OnaCouponnKFamlly MFC AP-2 l>^>l^*CouponParFamily AP-2 plex. It took several years • * o cheese or sandwich party platter. Whatever CARANDO BONELESS I Mww tta aanHii* pntt m mcA Aaa aiM. i I Tight beef supplies, ' ______Valid Dac 26-29.1979 IS 600600 ValldDac.26T«.l079 tS ^^CaV^ValidOac^6^^1^9^ of laboratory work by the occasion - whatever size your group let PROSCIUTTO TO^RDER UB *5.29 SLICING PROVOLONE lb *2.29 which have caused high packaging scientists and our dell people know reasonably In advance CARANDO DRY CURED or SUPER AFTER HOLIDA V BUYS ' and we'll have an Instant buffet that Will be the prices the past couple of engineers to develop the ECCO HOT HAM TOORDER l b . *2.79 SICILIAN OLIVES lb *1.59 years, are not expected to *• • ' ' talk of the party. CREMONA “ALL NATURAL" DRIED process. Then months of SUCEO increase significantly until • AH ChriatmaaDaeoratlons testing in supermarkets MORTADELLA TO ORDER LB *1.89 FRUIT & NUT MIX lb *2.49 HanaF^y-Pian to Save ROTHMUND 1981. followed, to make sure C A I A n POTATO, COLE SLAW Overall, government • Toys COCKTAIL FRANKS LB *2.29 O A L A U or MACARONI , b 49 50% these easy-open cans per­ COI-ONIAL TERRONE economists predict 1980 • Trim -a-lrat formed well in the A&PISA SMOKED HAM SHO^ TO^O^D°ER LB AAP IS A BUTCHERWQP’ marketplace, and that con­ WIDE BOLOGNA *1.69 ITALIAN CANDY brack 89* food price inflation w ill be • DoUa a Stuttad Antmala WEAVER WHITE MEAT FINEST QUALITY "HAND SLICED" 7 to 11 percent. When BEEF RIB-WHOLE-20 TO 25 LBS. FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED sumers really preferred TURKEY BREAST l1 *1.59 NOVA SCOTIA LOX alb *2.09 Prices Effective Dec. 26 thru Dec. 31 pressed for a more specific OFF* • o m i GOOD mmj$umm$LAST. the new meth^. HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER BEEF FINEST QUALITY "HAND SLICED" prediction, they settled on Only Pillsbury and SAUM I or BOLOGNA 12OZ *2.29 ALASKAN LOX wlb *1.99 T o il 4 Fesl/ve S titd with fM n 't From the 8 percent. Ballard products packed in “Picky, Picky, Picky” Agriculture Department two-inch diameter cans economist J B Penn said RIBS OF BEEF SMOKED hams will have the new easy- Colonial Fully Cooked U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Fresh Produce Experts! the 8 percent estimate does open method at first, •SALAD FIXIN'S SALEr not allow for disruptions because this new package Bottom Round xiA E FAR # CUSTOM CUT INTO: ^ | HAM SALE! FRESH CRISP j L such as freezes of fruits 6 design also requires major and vegetables, un­ Rib Roasts changes in can manufac­ FULL FULL [c e b e r g C Q O favorable crop weather or Steaks, turing lines. ROAST LETTUCE head Since the country style SHANK BUTT next summer or strikes. and Boneless FRESH LONG Retail food inflation and buttermilk biscuits Rib Eye Steaks PORTION PORTION GREEN CUCUMBERS averaged 10 percent in 1978 will be the first products (water added) (water added) FLORIDA -sr- available in the new easy- and is expected to be 11 12 p kg IrhiqiiilJ open cans, you might want •IAS RED RIPE TOMATOES oz percent lor this year. BEEF RIBS-OVEN READY SMOKED HAMS Portion C^OQ S 4 0 S FRESH to try them in new ways. U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF With labor costs ^U.S. GOVT INSPECTED - GRADE 'A’ GREEN SCALLIONS 5 B0N C H ES *1. LARGE END $ ^ 0^ 4 9 Easy Seasoned Dinner expected to rise in 1980, COLONIAL CENTER CUT Top Round $ 0 3 9 4 OZ. PLASTIC CONTAINER 7THSflTHRl8S Rump Portion *r: Puffs quickly turns a can of BASTED costs of restaurant food R ib R oasts SQUEEZE LEMON JUICE e a 19‘ biscuits into a savory, HAM SLICES LB *1.99 STEAK B dd. will rise at a faster rate BEEF RIBS-OVEN READY CENTER SLICES-HAM OaJQQ "WALDEN FARMS" LO-CAL break-apart loaf that will TURKEYS U.S.0.A CHOICE • BEEP than food prepared at BANANAS $ 0 6 9 COLONjAL • (CITy OVAC WRAPPED) TOMS ■ 16 to 22 LBS. SALAD DRESSING v a r ie t ie s ’ j A lf 89* \H^S Vibs I SMALL END add substance and good Bottom Round Steak lb‘ 2.39 home, economists said. HENS ' 10 to 14 LBS. •CALIFORNIA "SUNKIST" STOCK UP SALE!' 9TH12TMRIBS lb SEMI-BONELESS $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Grocery prices are R ib R oasts M m S te a k s R o a s ts ’’ r ! eating to a light supper or makes a delightful addition expected to increase 7 per­ HAMS 1 ? « SWIFT'S PREMIUM DEEP BASTED GRADE A Sirloin Tip Steak lb *2.49 Seedless Navel Juicy to an informal company TOMS 16 TO 22 LBS ■ HENS 10 TO 14 LBS U.S.D.A CHOICE-BEEF Clear Mayr-Smoky-S o r pkg •. m a KRAKUSIMPORTED cent and food eaten at Pork Leg X A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP meal. 3 LB lb O R A N G E S 5 LB BAG J u m b o 3 C Q $ F r e s h Shank CANNED HAMS CAN *7.39 TurkeysLs89* Round Cube Steak *2.49 restaurants, cafeterias and Portion COCKTAIL FRANKS *1” Butterball U.S.D.A CHOICE BEEF BONELESS (LOOSE 18 FOR ‘1 • FULL CASE ‘6.99)'' FRESH HAM Quick Frozan-W/Part of Back Another new way to use HILLSHIRE fastfood establishments is L e m o n s lor W w L i m e s lor Pork Leg “FLAVOR U S GOVT INSPECTED • GRADE A' > GREEN DIAMOND t o /)Q Rump the biscuits is as an in­ TOMS 16 TO 20 LBS • HENS 10 TO 14 LBS Chuck Steak iunderbladei lb *2.09 expected to cost 10 percent KIELBASI SEAL" , ‘ 1.89 WALNUT MEATS 16 0Z PKG i Portion TURKEY LEG QTRS. .49* expensive and readily- U.S.D.A. CHOICF . BEEF BONELESS FRESH HAM Frozan-Whtia A Maaly HORMEL • BONELESS JUMBO "75' SIZE more. Perk Up Your Salads Pork Lag lb avaiiable replacement for Fresh Turkeys 89* Chuck Roast lUNDERBLADE) l B *1.89 Farmers, who receive 1 ih StaaksorRoatis CURE "81” HAMS lb *2.89 SUNKIST LEMONS 3 FOR 59* Cantar Cult TURKEY BREASTS .*1** com tortillas when you are PERRI • "ALL NATURAL ' HOT or SWEET U S GOVT INSPEC U.S.D.A CHOICE • BEEF “W/COOKING TIMER FRESH R e d pkg FRESH HAM Ann Paga u.s GOVT INSPECTED GRADE 'A' EMPIRE KOSHER about onethird of the con- C r i s p TOMS 16 TO 20 LBS • HENS 10 TO 14 LBS hungry for Mexican food l b Top Round Roast l b *1.99 FLORIDA LIMES LARGE' SIZE 8 f O H * 1 . sumer s food dollar, have R a d i s h e s SLICED BACON ITALIAN SAUSAGE *1.69 C e l e r y POLISH KIELBASA Cheese and Chicken COLONIAL "CENTER CUT" Turkeys U.S.D.A CHOICE • BEEF MACINTOSH. HOMES or CORTLAND benefited from higher food Sitcad-AAP Enchildas is a good wav to SLICED BACON , l b p k g *1.29 Back Rump Roast lb *1.99 U.S. FANCY APPLES m?n lb 49* prices over the past two Salad Favorites,, White PARTY ASS’T. SLICED BACON tom a small amount of left­ WITH COOKING TIMER" U.S. NO 1 • RED years, but they are not Slicad-A&P C a u l i ­ t202 ! ( AtPI$A$iAfOOOSHOP^ over chicken Into a hearty DELICIOUS APPLES 3 l b b a g 89‘ expected to receive much LUNCHEON ASST. pkg. main dish. u.s. NO 1 • ALL PURPOSE I OwckFrozan-Cap'nJohn'! ta t a benefit in 1980. The other flow er h..d Slicad-AAP Cher»r and (!hirkrn two-thirds of the food SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 ‘i*“*2* Knrhiladai. Frozen Food Favorites! Delicious Dairy Delights! MAINE BEEF PARTY ASST. X Quick Ffgun-Salkd S iu -C ip n Jotwi'i dollar pays the cost of Dole Brand ^ ^ For Cooking _ _ , Oomtttic 111 t 2 tablespoons butter or H O O D 'S Florida Citrus Mrs. Filbert's PO TATO ES bag moving fo^ from farm to A&P CANNED HAM COOKED SHRIMP margarine PET RITZ u.s NO 1 checkout counter. M u s h - C I Q O Y e l l o w Froi.^^h JWwiNiWdtOwvwnxUgoi pkg It H i ^ __ _ 100% PURE 12 OZ., 2 tabispoons flour A P P L E PIES ICE C R E A M MARGARINE YELLOW ONIONS 5 l b b * g 79‘ Economists said the r o o m s pkg. Onions lb ba“w MEDIUM SHRIMP '2 teaspoon salt ALL FLAVORS ORANGE JUICE QUARTERS •FESTIVE HOLIDAY FAVORITES' CLAUSSEN PICKLES T * f* Quick Froz.-Mallawi-i2 Ct Family Pack ------farm value of food w ill rise 1 cup milk C FRESH just 1 percent and have a Fresh-Bulk Mixed L iffL E WIENERS X I STUFFED CLAMS 1 cup (4 oz.l shredded 26 OZ. mm 3 B h a lf 1 LB POPPED POP CORN 1 LB BAG 99‘ moderating effect on food Monterey Jack cheese PKG. H B h a l f GALLi g a l l o n PKG. FAMOUS BRACH'S" - ALL VARIETIES N u t s I n B i r d 2 o $ 3 6 9 • U price inflation. Costs for 1 cup (4 oz.l shredded l b 16 OUNCE CUP PICK-A-MIX CANDY 89* transportation, marketing S h e l l F o o d lb. baabag Cheddar cheese BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP HOOD’S SOUR CREAM ■ SCOOP YOUR OWN' MARTINELLI S FRESH SMALL a LARGE CURD or LIGHT N LIVELY and labor are expected to T| cup diced cook chicken ONION. PLAIN or EGG ROASTED PEANUTS l b 69‘ rise 10 percent. FLAVORFUL ASSORTED-BATHROOM FRITO LAY-POTATO CLUB SODA OR GINGER ALE 3 tablespoons sliced ripe LENDER^S BAGELS 12 OUNCE PACKAGE SEALTEST COTTAGE CHEESE ,6 TOMATO MT. LAUREL TEMPTEE GENERIC Labor costs account for olives MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE WHIPPED CREAM CHEESE 1202 MIXED NUTS M.89 46 percent of marketing % cup chopped onion WALDORF RUFFLES CANADA 1 can (10 biscuits) "INOIVIDUAL” CHEESE 7 k OZ n QUART WELCH’S MUSH- RED ROSE SARA LEE DANISH APPLE or RAISIN PKG *1 SCHORR’S HALF SOUR PICKLES JAR .Y. State Sharp Cheddar refrigerated buttermilk s h a r p 4 EXTRA SHARP YELLOW OH WHITE 12 OZ. biscuits DOWNY FUKE JUMBO WAFFLES pk°g" CRACKER BARREL CHEDDAR lo o z p k g ROOMS TEA BAGS TISSUES CHIPS DRY Melt butter in saucepan BIRDS EYE • ALL VARIETIES Cheese Wheels ‘Stuffy JUICE too c l. p k g . I 4-500 c l r o lls I 7oz.pkg = quart bottle 48oz.b tl. over medium heat. Blend INTERNATIONAL VEGETABLES 59* HOOD’S EGG NOG 64 OUNCE CARTON 3 POUND BLOCK in flour and salt. Gradually 6 0Z. add milk Cook until BIRDS EYE CHOPPED BROCCOLI 2 ;.“k8 I 79* CHURNYSMOKSTIK '’wScESMcf PKG Ideas' PILLSBURY COUNTRY STYLE or Bu TTEHMILK mixture boils and thickens, I REG.‘10.95 stirring constantly Add % GAYLORD PEAS or CORN 16 OZ BAG 2 FOR 89* OVEN READY BISQUITS zw oz pkos 2 f o r 39* ■ L i Holidays bring out the STOKELY - ALL VARIETIES (AGED OVER 9 MONTHS!) visitor and party-giver in cup of the Monterey Jack W I - T A 111- 0011, 1^ PARTY SNACKS IN WINE SAUCE or 120Z n C Q INTERNATIONAL COMBOS 16 OUNCE PACKAGE 79* VITA HcnHINo h e r r in g in c r e a m s a u c e ja r l . o y all of us and these parties cheese and % cup of the DORMAN'S Holiday Fruit Arrangenents! l® % i l ‘ Cheddar cheese; stir until 32 OUNCE PKG are among the best of the ORE IDA HASH BROWNS NATURAL BABY MUENSTER 8ozpkg *1.09 75 69 |39 melted. Remove from IN BOWLS & BASKETS year. It's a perfect time to 16 OUNCE heat. Reserve % cup sauce 32 OUNCE CARTON CARTON Economically PricsO *4 ? ® ,0*19.® ® open your house to friends PARAOISO-TOMATO OCEAN SP«AY-JUICE P A X CLIFF MOUSE or EMPHESS >■ A X ^OZ SIZE J I A a JUMBO-PAPER RICH’S COFFEE RICH HOOD’S ALL PURPOSE CREAM and neighbors for a cup of for topping. Heat oven to P u r e e n Cran Grape ”^ 59* Pineapple Foam Cups p4 ' 4 5 T 375’F. To remaining sauce, Christmas cheer and some •;o - MARVEL-9 INCH-WHITE PAPER A A # add chicken, olives and special holiday treats PARAOISO-ITAL s t y l e or c r u s h e d MR CRAB t i X f i e EARLY CALIF SELECT C A X SCOTT onion. Separate dough into Hot hors d'oeuvres are Tomatoes 2 2cant ^ Crab Meat -- Olives rUtI o ‘ SJ P l a t e s LIPTON Wise always welcome. Along 10 biscuits Flatten each to Food Club Dole Food Club Schweppes S A X MR SHRIMP-TINY , A A X INSTANT COFFEE BONUS JAR DELTA-PAPER-JUMBO with cocktail franks AAP SALTED OR UNSALTED 125 cl NAPKINS a 4-inch circle Spoon about roll 2 tablespoons of chicken wrapped in bacon, and hot S a l t i n e s ',i;49* Shrimp -S S * Folger’s 18!IS *2” T o w e l s 4 9 * 160 cl. pkg. ONION Ridgies mixture down center of Pineapple shrimp, a platter of Stuffed PLASTIC FOOD WRAP ’ VOiq H P TOMATO WHITE Ginger Ale PRINCE OF DENMARK-BUTTER m m n a VANOERLAAN-LUNCHEON A A X CHOCK FULL-O-NIITS X A 7 9 each biscuit Roll; up and H Mushrooms is hearty and Cookies com *2” Meat 99* Coffee^ * Hand!-Wrap rr4 9 * f^ arrange seam-side-down In Natural Juice Potato Chips inviting. It adds a nifty SOUP MIX and sides touching in un­ SLICES. TUNA REGULAR, TWIN PACK SUNSHINE CRACKERS KOSHER SPEARS-PICKLES A A A HAND LOTION SOAP A QUART SIZE P A ± JUICE or Club Soda touch to any open house greased 12x8-inch baking CHUNKS. CRUSHED IN OIL or WATER TWIN PACK SOUR CREAM & ONIONS get together and is so easy Ziploc Bags 0 9 4 OUNCE PKG H i - H o ’ s 99* Vlasic TOV Y a r d l e y dish or 2 '2 quart shallow 46 OUNCE CAN 20 OUNCE CAN 7 OUNCE CAN 6V? OUNCE BAG 32 OUNCE BOTTLE to put together you'll use OURAFLAMEII casserole. Bake at 375 F. the idea over and over KEEBLER A A X W H aE KERNEL M ^ PET TREET m J i X one in pkg for 19 to 21 minutes, or un­ C l u b ik“ o 9 * C o m 4 cinV Cat Food 4 «ni F i r e L o g 9 9 * 1 1 59 throughout the year. F ill 18 Crackers * 1 * 1 til golden brown Spoon on large mushroom caps with FROZEN FAVORITES HERE’S WHAT THEY MEAN TO YOU: remaining sauce and prepared Stove Top chicken sprinkle with reserved flavor stuffing mix made *AveH. M lleree Wtm DeNs Ostf. KRAFTPHILADELPHIA Whan A6P Buyart make a tpacial purchata al a lower prica. wa p a il Iha lavingi on to you. That lowar prica i i "AN ACTION cheeses Return to oven for ALL FLAVORS FFV -ALL VARIETIES HEW YEAR'S svj o z ^ g t according to package PRICE' I And IhaM ACTION PRICES art in addition to our monay- 3 to 4 minutes, or until directions. The stuffing is FROZEN P aZA SALE Cooked $A59 CREAM CHEESE aaving weakly ipactalal Shasta Diet Soda 6 ca^sM Food Club CatsupB?,?LE69* Snow Crabmeat CAN *1.69 Appetizer Crackers' "all VARIETIES ANNPAOE-tAttto cheese melts. Serve im- ready in minutes and the ORANGE JUICE .0 * 48 oz. JAR CROSSE & BUCKWELL MINCED or CHOPPED 1 ^ DMinPlini •oi.AAf H a m s z ^ v;, 4 g c mediatelv 5 to 6 servings. SVi OZ 120 SHEET delicate blend of herbs and Nestle’s 9 ^ Spanish , . , , $ ^ 9 ROLL 55* 1 2 o z . C f t O C E LE S T E ^ 9 9 Cookad B&G Kosher Dills *1.09 Cocktail Sauce 20 oz. JAR 69* Saltesea Clams CAN 79* Topco Towels wonderful flavor for the Souptime i^ k O w ^ Peanuts c*n mm can CtmMPIw-IBRt-ptg fta S B roastBEEF •3” 32 OZ. 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M . 197B EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 26. 1979- 21 Future Foods Showcased At Educational Expo Pittsburgh Kicker Excels Schubert said as he told why he best of the running backs, of the three passes Pittsburgh Brett Weber booted a 38-yard one more play — a Krohn pass A taste of tomorrow’s for potential technological To save on last-minute quartered TEMPE, Ariz. (UPI) - food can be had at a vast did not eat a pre-game meal. Pittsburgh's Randy McMillan, Coach Jackie Sherrill felt was field goal for Arizona in the from the Arizona end zone that concept for the future. In preparation, thread the V4 cup alfalfa sprouts Pittsburgh place-kicker new exposition area in The tactic worked as gained a modest 81 yards while the turning point. third period but the Panthers went for his third interception the liuid Pavilion we will Kraft chunky blue cheese Mark Schubert made sure Orlando, Fla., to open in green pepper cubes, onion Schubert was a perfect 3-for-3 Arizona’s Hubert Oliver, who On that play, Pitt was on its came back on Marino’s of the game. examine man’s har­ halves, and marinated dressing O ctober of 1982. The he didn’t, get sick in the in field goal attempts as the gained over 1,000 yards during own 30-yard line with second touchdown pass and Schubert’s Arizona safety Dave Liggins monious relationahip with round steak strips on Layer spinach, cabbage, planned Experim ental Christmas Day Fiesta lOth-ranked Panthers ended the regular season, was held to and 36 after a quarterback sack final field goal with 8:02 left to was named the defensive stan­ his environment, skewers ahead of time, grapefruit and eggs in and I holding penalty. Marino play. Prototype Community of Bowl, but he certainly 1979 with an 11-1 mark. 35. dout for two first half intercep­ specifically focusing on in­ then broil later as the shallow salad bowl. hit Mike Dombrowski on a 34- tions along with seven tackles. Tomorrow at Walt Disney Schubert, named the game’s The contest was a battle of It appeared the Wildcats novative food production spaghetti cooks. The Kraft Sprinkle with alfalfa made some Arizona Wild­ yard pass and completed a 24- were dead then, but only until World will contain a outstanding offensive player, field goals until the final "That trophy was on the back methods, wise harvesting Kitchens suggest serving sprouts; serve with cats ill. yard aerial to Ralph Still to set of my mind since Monday when working "farm of the hit a pair of field goals from 46 seconds of the third period Oliver threw fils^Jirst pass of of the land, nutrition, and this dish with a colorful dressing. 6 servings. After the Panther senior up the touchdown. future,” where actual food yards and another from 10 when Marino, with his sharpest the season,,completing a 46- I saw it,” he said. "The trophy products for today and for Mosaic Salad layered booted three field goals in crops will be grown using yards closer. passing of the day,* threw three Dombrowski called his catch yarder to Greg Jackson at the was the best Christmas present the future.” with spinach, red cabbage, Pittsburgh's 16-10 victory over in that drive his “biggest” of I got.” advanced scientific It was fitting that a place straight completions for 70 Pittsburgh 1. Oliver carried it Employment of these grapefruit sections and the Wildcats, Schubert the day. Sherrill, however, said he techniques. kicker won the offensive honor yards. The last one went 12 over for the score and Bill revolutionary food produc­ bard-cooked egg slices; NEW YORK (UPI) - A explained he was extra cautious “We were in a hole and Zivic’s extra point pulled the was going to enjoy his team’s Visitors to the in a game that lacked offensive yards to Benjie Pryor for a tion techniques on a com­ and dressed with Kraft wallet-sized, upidated vin­ before the contest so he excitement. touchdown. weren’t moving the ball and I Wildcats to within six points. victory even more than Liggins Experimental Prototype mercial scale remains in chunky blue cheese tage guide to Italian wines wouldn’t get sick. Both quarterbacks, freshman The TD put the Panthers think that helped us get un­ However, after Pittsburgh’s liked his trophy. Comfnunlty of Tomorrow the future, alUiough a few dressing. is being distributed free by "Some of the players had of Pittsburgh and ahead, 13-3, and actually settled tracked,” the junior tight end Lynn Thomas recovered an on- "There’s not many teams in (EPCOT) will tour a Land of the high valuecrops are Mediterranean the Italian Wine (demotion gotten the bug and were senior Jim Krohn of Arizona, the outcome, but it was the first said. side kickoff attempt by the country that can say they Pavilion, sponsored by being successfully Shiah K a b o b s Center. It covers the 1961 experiencing some nausea,” hit only half of their passes. The Arizona, the Wildcats got only have 11-1 records,” he said. Kraft, Inc., where the marketed. Other food prototype “ farm of 1 pkg. Kraft tangy Italian to 1977 vintages of 28 production possibiliUes in­ varieties, lists wines by tomorrow” will be on view. clude: the cultivation of style spaghetti dinner Here, futuristic controlled- Ml cup Kraft red wine types and indicates which halophytes, protein-rich wines would benefit from environment agricultural plants that thrive on vinegar and oil dressing W cup water aging and which are at Patriots techniques will be used to seawater; aquaculture, the Authority 1 Ib. round steak, Vkinch their best drinking stage produce crops. Tomato "farming” of shrimp and thick, cut into strips now. To obtain a copy of plants will grow suspended other types of seafood in in the air with roots 1 large green pepper, cut the guide, write: Italian Big Help controll^ environments; into squares Wine Promotion Center, To Speak exposed and Bibb lettuce and the growing of produce S.small onions, cut in half One World Trade Center, plants will grow in in mist culture. 18 cherry tomatoes Suite 2057, New York, N.Y. Styrofoam flats floating on Shifting the focus from To Clubs Combine the herb-spice 10048. On Sports tansk of water. The light the futuristic vegetables of The may not mix, dressing and water; spectrum will be separated tomorrow to the easily have had a successful season but they to enhance growth of some available fresh produce of pour over meat. Cover; made the Boys’ (Hubs of Boston 350,- marinate in refrigerator experimental crops. WASHINGTON (UPI) - FARMINGTON — An international 300 richer. today, the Kraft Kitchens several hours or overnight. These promising Consumers who complain authority on standards for helmets In 16 season and 4 pre-season have created some menu Drain, reserving techniques have been packaging runs up the cost and face guards in sports will be the games, the Patriots scored a total of concepts that showcase marinade. Arrange meat researched at the En­ of food are right about speaker at the next in a series of vegetables in quick-to- and vegetables on 503 points against opponents. This vironmental Research prepare dishes. One sports medicine seminars Jan. 17 at skewers; place on greased some products. The Food means 350,300 for the Boys’ Clubs. Laboratory of the Univer­ Mediterranean Influenced the University of Connecticut Health For every point scored by the grill. Broil or grill to Market Institute, a sity of Arizona, located idea is an updated version Washington based trade Center here. Patriots in pre-season and regular desired doneness, brushing near Tucson. The of shish kabobs, served association, says the cost Elarl Franklin Hoemer, M.D., head season games, Frito-Lay, Inc., frequently with marinade laboratory has been over pasta instead of rice. of making a bottle of cat­ of sports medicine at Tufts Universi­ makers of Lay's brand potato chips and turning occasionally. engaged in developing W ith to d a y ’s tim e sup was 44.9 cents in 1975; ty, will be speaking on "Head and and Fritos brand com chips, donates Prepare spaghetti as systems for food produc­ schedules, a package of the ingredients accounted Face Injuries in Athletes.” 3100 to the Boys’ Clubs of Boston. tion in non-productive en­ directed on package. Add for 7.04 cents, while the Also speaking will be Cosmo This is the fourth year that Frito-Lay Kraft tangy Italian style the grated parmesan vironments since the early packaging cost 8.5 cents. Castaldi, D.D.S., head of pediatric has teamed with the Patriots in this spaghetti dinner makes the cheese, toss lightly. Serve 1960s. Carl Hodges, direc­ The figures are from the dentistry at the UConn School of Den­ worthy community project. preparation of this meal with kabobs. 6 servings. tor of the laboratory, is a easy. The herbspice mix in U.S. Department of tal Medicine. He will discuss injuries Last year the Boys' Clubs received consultant to Walt Disney the 'dinner provides the M o sa ic Salad Agriculture. FMI says to the mouth and teeth. the tidy sum of 115,200 for all the World on the EPCOT perfect flavoring for a 1 qt. tom spinach packaging industry sources The sports medicine seminars are points scored by the Patriots during project. piquant vinegar-and-oil 1 cup shredded red cab­ add that costs as a percen­ sponsored by the orthopedics division the 1978 season, according to Michael Kraft’s futuristic Land meat marinade. Grated bage tage of the food dollar are of the UConn School of Medicine’s Grenert, Frito-Lay Division Sales Pavilion is one of several parmesan cheese, con­ 1 16-oz. jar Kraft pure about the same now as they Time Out surgery department. They are open, Manager. without charge to physicians, corporation-sponsored tained in the dinner chilled unsweetened were 20 years ago, despite Blaine Stoughton, leading So, while the thousands of Patriots exhibits at EPCOT grapefruit sections trainers, coaches, physical fans may be disappointed, there are package, adds authentic new designs and con­ scorer with the Hartford Aid Overweight Teen examining the fields of flavor to the spaghetti. 2 hard-cooked eggs. venience factors. therapists and others interested in more than 5,000 youngsters from Transportation, the Seas, Whalers this season, leans the subject. CJiarlestown, Chinatown, South End. It's tough to be an enough of the family meal sticks, scallions, grapes lemon wedge, baked potato Life and Health, Space, against boards during lull in Elach seminar is one hour long and Ready for Hoop Classic Roxbury and South Boston who are a overweight teen-ager. to feel a sense of belonging (12), coffee. (1 small), pickled beets (no and Energy as they relate takes place at 5 p.m. in the Health lot happier. Dieting can set him or action at Springfield. University of Connecticut will be the host in the annual rather than of being set Day Three sugar), jellied cabbage to the community of Center’s Link Room, following a her apart. Yet much of this Stoughton has tallied 21 goals, apart. Dinner for the fmaily: salad, mayonnaise (1 tomorrow. Dorothy Thursday sports injuries and knee Connecticut Mutual Basketball Classic at New Haven this tension can be relieved by three more than his season out­ Veteran Returns The menus are part of a Broiled halibut steak, teaspoon), poppyseed roll Holland, vice president for clinic. weekend. UConn Coach Dorn Perno was caught in this position eating a modified diet with series prepared by the (1 s m a ll), b u tte r (1 Consumer Affairs for put in 1978-79. Tonight the Future topics will include ankle in­ during last week’s win over Seton Hall. Friday night pairing lists TORONTO (UPI) - Coach Floyd the family. lemon butter, potato nutrition department of croquettes, harvard beets, teaspoon), fresh fruit cup Kraft, Inc., comments that Whalers entertain the record­ juries in athletes, on March 20, and Smith said he will decide today Giild psychologists and Fullerton, Calif., and Pittsburgh at 7 with UConn facing Ohio Harvard University. jellied cabbage salad, (Vi cup), coffee. the Land Pavilion is "one setting Philadelphia Flyers. factors limiting performance, on whether to put Carl Brewer back in diet therapists stress the University at 9. Winners and losers collide Saturday night. Day One mayonnaise, poppy-seed A reasonable amount of of the most exciting May 15. the Toronto Maple Leafs' lineup. importance of the family (Photo by Dave Roback) (Photo by Dave Roback) Dinner for the family: rolls, butter, maple-walnut exercise should be part of projects in our long meal to overweight Baked meat loaf, tomato layer cake, coffee, milk. the overweight teen-ager's history. The Experimental youngsters. Those meals sauce, string beans with Dinner for the teen-ager routine. But medical con­ Prototype Community of must be nutritious, Hoped Scouts Took Notice Doubleheader mushrooms, french-fried (1,500 calories); Broiled sultation is adviced before Tomorrow has been con­ balanced, enjoyable and in potatoes, caraway-seed halibut steak (3 ounces). he or she begins a program ceived as a vast showplace T he N ew England keeping with the calorie rolls, butter, lemon chiffon of strenuous exercise. needs of the most active Basketball Association Coaches Supported pie, coffee, milk. will present a and rapidly growing Dinner for the teen-ager North Victory members of the family. (1,500 calories); Broiled SHOP PtNEHURST FOR NEW YEAR'S GOOD THHIGS TO EAT doubleheader Sunday When a child grows up in h a m b u rg e r p a tty (3 The Grote & Weigel T.V. adv. tiny cocktail Franks night at East Hartford environment of ounces), string beans with nutritional good sense, will be sold here. Place your order now ... call 6434151. A High when the Portland mushrooms (no butter), Led by Hurley Alrex (1-3), led by 6-8 Jeff proper eating habits can carrots with chopped wide assortment of Tobin, Mucke, Grote and Stanley For Hall of Fame Carr, former UConn star become a form of enjoy­ parsley, roll (one small), holiday cold cuts are ready for your choice along with MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) — Syracuse quarterback Bill the big league. He coached football 20 years. 1926 to 1946. ment rather than a butter (1 teaspoon), lemon leading the league with a By EARL YOST Stanley’s Kielbasa which is a great holiday favorite. Hurley, voted the most valuable player for the victorious North and also served the school as its director of athletics. resented discipline. Under sherbet (Vi cup), coffee. 30.3 average, will oppose SportN Editor these favorable cir­ squad in the Blue-Gray Gassic, hopes pro football scouts took A top-flight official. Kelley was also Rich and Craamy the Hartford Oilers (0-1) List of nominees for consideration to the cumstances, a child ul­ Day Two note of his performance. winner of a Gold Key from the Connecticut Sports timately can learn by im­ Dinner for the family: ^ Newport A with ex-Eastem League proposed Manchester Sports Hall of Fame in­ Writers' Alliance Cranberryjuice cocktail, Hurley hit 12 of 15 passes for 128 13 at tne half. itation the habit of Trotman scored on a 6-yard run cagers Eddie Griffin and creased over the holiday with the addition of the The baseball field at Memorial Field was named in his baked chicken Parmesan, EGG NOG yards and one touchdown and ran for achieving and maintaining after setting up the score on a 46-yard Billy Jones In the first following names — honor. parsley potatoes, green another score Tuesday to lead Uie a proper weight. bomb to Vanderbilt game at 6:15. Meredith "Moe” Morhardt. Katie Tucker, Elizabeth Clarke coached basketball at Manchester High 34 peas and diced carrots, North to a 22-13 victory in the 42nd He or she will do so SODA «) MIXERS Preston Brown. Southwest Waskieliwicz Humphrey, Frank "Snitz” Mordavsky, years, winning the CCIL. State and New England titles in corn muffins, butter, annual nationally televised College The East Hartford without loss of emotional 's John Roveto also added 1938. grape-nut pudding with AUHAVDRS All-Star game. E xplorers (2-1), with Tom Kelley, Will Clarke, Hugh Greer and Ron "Red” stability through deep- inctudinf thoa mixtn: second quarter field goals gf 42 and cream, coffee, milk. “I was just excited to have been Jerry Fort, the league’s Smith. He also coached baseball and headed the physical seated resen tm e n t of GINGER ALE 26 yards for the Grqy. Morhardt, current highly successful baseball coach at Dinner for the teen-ager here and played so well,” he said. “I education department. parental threats, mockery CLUB SODA don’t know what they (pro scouts) second top scorer (25.1), Gilbert High in Winsted, is a former three- sport standout The Clarke Arena was named in his honor (1,500 calories); Broiled ou I HALF a HALF The North appeared headed for and deprivation. have in sto’re for me. will play Hartford at Manchester High - baseball, soccer and basketball - Greer, who attained greater success as basketball Following are examples c h ic k e n p a p rik a (Vi TONIC WATER what would have been a clinching Generals (2-1) In the who went on to win All-America honors in baseball and chicken, no fat), parsley TOM COLLINS "I don’t know if I can play quarter­ touchdown early in the fourth coach at the University of Connecticut, was a successful of how family meals can be APPLE CIDER back, but I think I could play defen­ nightcap at 8:15. The soccer at the University of Connecticut and then went all soccer coach at Manchester High before going to adapted to the calorie and potato (one small), green V. quarter, but Yale’s Ken Hill fumbled the way up to the major leagues with the Chicago Cubs in peas (Vi cup), butter (2 sive back,” the 190-pounder said. at the two and Auburn’s James Generals are led by Ellsworth now South Windsor High. nutrition needs of the teen — Del Monte Sale — Hurley, a sprintout quarterback in the National League. Five times in seven years his It was also during his slay in Manchester that he dieter. He or she can enjoy teaspoons for vegetable 28 0 |. NR McKinney recovered with 8:11 left in Dwight Tolliver and Bill Gilbert baseball teams gained the state tournament and potato), celery, carrot i^2/69t college, m ov^ the North team into a coached the Rangers' basketball team, a group of young Peaches & Mixed Fruit the game. Tisdale. finals, winning three titles. R Q 0 „ „ lead it did not relinquish when he The South’s comeback hopes were men who dominated the area scene HP 6 9 ^ 84 oz. NR J rolled around left end for a Between games. Bill Tucker has been an outstanding swimmer, winning two dakhed three plays later when individual state titles while captaining the East Catholic Smith, current pro at Kennebunkport, Maine, is touchdown in the first period. flanker Terry Greer of Alabama Hutt, former East Hart­ perhaps the finest pro golfer turned out in Manchester The Blues took a 14-0 lead in the se­ ford athlete in the late 30s High squad, being a member of four Connecticut AAU State was tackled in the end zone for teams and currently a tri-captain with the Boston College and tutored by Alex Hackney. Smith won both the state A U NATURAL FLAVOR cond quarter when Hurley connected a safety by Iowa’s Jim Molini. and early 40s, will be and New England amateur titles and had a fling on the tres Chic 6TEWtD OLD FASHIONED FLDRIDA IN S Pur* with Oregon State wide receiver women's team. The North then added an insurance honored with presentation Humphrey was queen of the courts for a number of PGA tour before settling down to a club position. Swiss Chocolate N* Fudge Steve Coury on a 5-yard scoring pass. score on an 11-yard touchdown run by Nominations may be forwarded to this desk, citing ac­ ORANGE JUICE Coury, described by Hurley as a of the Doves-Explorers years on the Manchester women s tennis scene toaaatoes ^ ICE CREAM Hill. annual Sports Award. Kelley, Clarke and Greer were all coaches at complishments. Fmii from CoocoMrato "tremendous football player,” They will be turned over to a committee to be named Flivoi of the Month Gray Coach Doug Barfield of Manchester High. caught passes of 12 and 15 yards to shortly after the new year. .. (AO HoH keep the drive alive. Auburn said the key series in the Kelley coached baseball teams at Manchester High 40 FAgMMOi Meet Reset Previous nominees were Brunig Moske, Ty Holland, GoMoo HiH Hurley also teamed up with Coury game came at the start of the fourth years. 1926 thru 1947. Three of his players, Tom Kelley C*iaaad»a*~ Date of the annual Manchester Dom Squatrio and Dick Danielson. N' PaOfi on a 31-yard touchdown strike early quarter when Rice’s Earl Cooper (no relation), Moe Morhardt and Tony Lupien made it to 21 « COCAN M.29 High • Alumni boys' swimming meet Si n 40« I.V in Uie fourth quarter, but the score gained only one yard on a fourth and to O n e b i g ju ic y c h u n k was nullified bMause of an ineligible three at the N oi^ 30-yard line. has been changed from Saturday at receiver. “ I thought we had a chance to win noon to Friday at noon at the school FRITD LAY'S The Gray team, paced by quarter­ it there until we turned the ball over pool. Bench Strength Stressed announce a t a t im e Bachman^ Im. Coach Ron Anderson reported RUFFLES RRANDj GOLDEN CRISP Potato Chips back Charlie Trotman of Auburn, to them,” he said. ”1 think we played fought back to cut the Blue lead to 14- well, but we played sporadically.” change was made because the heat at With the price of eating out for New Year’s you will POTATO CHIPS Reg 8 oz. Twin Pk. 714 oz. Sa? the school will be turned off after that 7 o x . Friday. As 76ers Turn Back Bullets save money eating at home. For a deluxe party buy a BARBECUE CHIPS GOLDEN RIDGES Potato Chips U.S.D.A. Choice Tenderloin, a cure 91 Boneless Hormel SM o x . Reg 7 % oz. Twin Pk. 7 oz. Black College Bowl Game 8ip(o)m‘ff e o u i z Reserves Steve Mix and Henry rebounds to help hand Detroit its NEW YORK (UPI) - The seventh straight loss. Eric Money NORA has Joined our staff. Ham or Have Ed bone some Veribest Chicken Breasts for SOUR CREAM & BAKED CHEESE Philadelphia 76ers like their Bibby also helped in the surge, and Scheduled on Video Jan. 5 Philadelphia Coach Billy Cun­ topped the Pistons with 22. OOOooooopoooooooooo ooaBBeoiBOoe you. Our meat men will cut cold cuts in any assortment m ION C H IP S L. TWISTS 8 oz. # 0 3; ox. bench strength and Bobby ningham said the play of his bench Jazz 122, Nuggelit 111 She Is a graduate of and they offer Cole Slaw, Potato Salad and Italian Olive Jones is a perfect reason why. was a key factor. Guard Terry Furlow, in his first BRISTOL — Professional football (African yule celebration) weekend “We have a lot of confidence in our game as a Utah starter, scored an Creative School of Hairdressing Salad. nu/ff PAHTY HEADOUAKTOtSI scouts and the cameras of the Elnter- that Incloides a parade, cheerleader “I like coming off the bench,” OPBH REGULAR HOURS reserves,” Cunningnam said. “We NBA career-high 37 points and European Skin Esthetics PAPER PLATES tinament and Sports Programming competition, a college queen contest, Jones said Tuesday after scoring 12 have a great deal of depth up front.” Adrian Dantley added 27 points to NEW YEAR'S EVE NAPKINS Network will focus on the Black high school and college bands, and of his 18 points in the fourth period to Manicurist STVRO CUPS The Bullets, displaying some emo­ help the Jazz break a three-game College All-Star Bowl II at the New formal and Informal balls. Booker help the Sixers score a 95-92 victory COLD CUTS tion and intensity often missing this losing streak, Dan Issel tied Furlow Wortnd M Make-up Artitt, Orleans Superdome where East Griffin Is founder and director of the over the Washington Bullets. LONDON aid OPBH AU DAY ROUS season, raced to an early lead but the for game-scoring honors with 37 for Fathlon Coorditntor meets West, Saturday, Jan. 5. annual contest and former NFL star "It allows me to come in and do the ICE 76ers finally took control of the game Denver. Fomwr Bo$ton Uodtl ■ M I L tk . NEW YEAR'S DAY The game will be televised live at the chairman. 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U. ll)7» Today^s Fouts Top AFC Player Top East Fives on Display NEW YORK (UPI) - The Hoyas are led by 5foot-7 Craig Sport Parade touchdowns and lii one stretch, NEW YORK (UPI) - The Fouts, who broke an NFL single­ ever had playing football,’’ said Shelton, currently the lUh best Oral Roberts and defending NCAA Lafayette, undefeated at 4-0, will Carolina-Charlotte and Clemson Fouts, who completed a league-high Resurgent Eastern basketball most productive season ever season passing record this year in Fouts, 28, a seven-year veteran. “It’s shooter in the nation at 72 percent champion Michigan State to win its be making its first Holiday Festival meets Texas Tech. 62.6 per cent of his passes, had four because of the way we’re playing, the will have four of its top teams own Lapchick Tournament and appearance and the Leopards are In other tournaments, Florida, Milt Richman put together by a pro quarter­ leading the Chargers to their first with an 18.7 average. Teammate playoff berth since 1965, Tuesday straight 300-yard passing games to guys on the team and the coaching on display beginning topped Rutgers while losing only to seeking their fourth 20-win season in Iowa State, Jacksonville and William VPl Sports Editor back has brought of John Duren, the 1977 Festival’s narrowly edged Houston’s Earl set an NFL record. staff. We’re all so. very together. ON THE ROAD Wednesday in the 28th annual MVP, is returning with an 11.5 Tennessee. the last six years. & Mary will play in the Gator Bowl San Diego UPI’s AFC Player (Campbell by one vote for the honor. Fouts was the first San Diego per­ We’ve been through the adversity Eastern College Athletic average . The Redmen have ail their starters The final for the tournament is Tournament in Jacksonville, Fla., former to win the Player of the Year TO THE back from last year’s squad which Looking Back One Decade of the Year Award. Fouts, whose 4,082 yards passing and we’ve grown together. Conference Holiday Festival. Boston College, 5-1, lost to Friday night. and Louisiana Tech, North Texas broke Joe Namath's single-season Award since running tock Paul Lowe^ “There are no ego problems on this WINTER OLYMPICS reached the finals of the NCAA Eiast In another tournament involving State, Oklabonna, Oklahoma City, St. St. John’s will meet Lafayette and Georgetown late last season but in its NEW YORK (UPI) — So many historic events have taken , , record of 4,007, was named on 26 in 1965 and only the third since the' team. And I think that is the Regional, including Reggie Carter, top teams, Oregon State takes on Francis (N.Y.), San Jose State, Georgetown will face Boston biggest game this year came within ballots cast by UPI’s panel of 56 pro award was instituted in 1960. Wide trademark of all good teams in all averaging 17.4 points a game, Wayne Idaho. Brigham Young meets Penn Western Michigan and Wyoming are place during the past decade that any attempt to record them all SDOrtS SIflt A College. two seconds of upsetting top-ranked is sure to result in glossing over some. football writers — four from each receiver Lance Alworth also won in sports.” Duke in the Industrial Classic in McKoy (15.3), Bernard Rencher State in the second game. at the AII-(k)lIege Tournament at 1963. Fouts had two great receivers, Georgetown, which defeated Holy (12.0), and Ron Plair (10.0). On Thursday, Oregon plays North Oklahoma City, Okla. That's bound to be the case with AFC city. Campbell, the NFL Cross and Alabama to win the 1977 Providence, R.I. ever forget that October's World rushing leader whohelp^ Houston to Campbell was the NFL rushing John Jefferson and (Hiarlie Joiner, the list to follow. Wedneaday '’Holiday Festival, this year has St. John’s, three-time winner of the Series between the Cincinnati Reds leader with 1,697 yards and his 19 catching his passes this season. Starting with 1970. a couple of BASKETBALL the playoffs for the second straight beaten Maryland. Providence, Festival and third-place finisher events of that year still remain and Boston Red Sox, which some season, received 25 votes. TDs rushing tied an NFL record set Joiner caught 72 passes for 1,008 behind Rutgers last year, has lost claim was the best World Series Rorkvillr at Torrington Tourna­ by Green ^ y ’s . yards and Jefferson, hurt at the end Loyola (Calif.) and Houston en route sharply etched in my memory. The ment Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe to a 7-1 mark. Its only loss came once this season. Ckiached by Lou first one was Bowie Kuhn's suspen­ ever, had four votes and Pittsburgh's Fouts will be at quarterback Satur­ of the year, caught 61 for 1,090. Carnesecca, St. John’s has beaten Duke Maintains Edge aeain.st Indiana. Nadia Comaneci, the Romanian Tolland at Coventry day when the Chargers play host to “J.J. (Jefferson) is the finest sion of bad boy Denny McLain, and Manchester at East Catholir Terry Bradshaw one. the second Muhammad Ali return to schoolgirl, made the deepest impres­ Campbell and the Oilers in a receiver I've ever thrown to," said ■ College Basketball Ratings- (girls), 8 divisional playoff. The winner ad­ the ring after being barred nearly sion on me. and obviously on many Fouts. “As for Charlie, he probably ICE HOCKEY Fouts, who led San Diego to a 12-4 vances to the AFC title game on Jan. has the finest knack for getting open NEW YORK (UPI) - The United four years because he had "nothing others also, among all those who Manchester at Fermi (Enfield record and the AFC West title, was 8. Indiana (82) competed in sports in 1976. Her 6 and a shot at a berth. I’ve ever seen. It’s almost like he has Press International Board of Atop UPI Hoop Scale against those Viet Congs ' Ali came Twins Rink), 2 p.m. the AFC's top passer. He hit 332 of Coaches top 20 college basketball 9. Purdue (81) back by stopping Jerry Quarry. magnificent technique in the Mon­ "This is by far the most fun I’ve a buiit-in sonar or something.” ALISON OWENSKNCEA-Cnuoiuilry Thursday 530 passes for 4,082 yards and 24 ratings for the week of Dec. 17 with 10. Iowa (8-0) The following year. 1971, pretty treal Olympics had people all over NEW YORK (UPI) - Duke by Providence, squeaking to an 82-78 Eastern Michigan, and Loyola and BASKETBALL In entering one ol her first races, first-place votes and records through 11. Syracuse (80) much belonged to Roberto Clemente, the world paying attention to gym­ University, after an unimpressive victory over the Friars. Louisiana State remained sixth with East Catholir at Manchester, 8 Alison CXven-Spencer had to be one games of Saturday. Dec. 22, in 12. Louisville (81) and tension-filled week that almost who all but annihilated the Baltimore nastics for the first time. of the boys. At the age of 13. Alison Kentucky, 181, with victories over wins over and Tulane. East Hartford vs. Middletown at parenthesis: 13. Georgetown (7-1) resulted in two embarrassing losses, Reggie Jackson, a free agent then, entered the Pacific Northwest Georgia, (California and Purdue, Ohio State dropped five places in Orioles in the World Series by Trinity Tourney 1. Duke (21) (8-0) 430 14. (10-0) was able to hold on to its No. 1 helping the Pittsburgh Pirates beat signed with the Yankees that same Coaches, Player Reps Ski Association's Junior National moved up one notch into the No. 2 the ratings to No. 7 because of its 75- Glastonbury vs. Canton at Trinity 15. UCLA (5-2) Championships, becoming the first 2. Kentucky (7) (10-1) 417 ranking today after the fourth week position, picking up seven first-place them with his 414 batting average year and in 1977 he murdered the Tourney 16. St. John’s (5-1) 65 loss to Louisville and Indiana fell Dodgers in the World Series with female cross-country competitor in 3. Notre Dame (1) (7-0) 358 of the United Press International votes in the process. Notre Dame, 7- four spots to the eighth position after That was the same year Jim O'Brien South Catholir at South Windsor this country. And now she is the 4. North Carolina (5-1) 334 17. Oregon State (8-1) Board of Coaches ratings. brought the Baltimore Colts a 16-13 three consecutive home runs in the best. She has been taking on the 0, posted a 10-point victory over Fair- a four-point loss to the Tar Heels. WRESTLING 5. De Paul (1) (6-0) 293 18. Virginia (7-1) The Blue Devils, 8-0, survived a sixth and final contest. world's finest women skiers and field and jumped from fifth to third, Purdue fell two positions to ninth victory over the in Cheney Tech at Stonington, 2 p.m. 6. LSU (1) (6-0) 281 19. Arkansas (81) Super Bowl V with his dramatic 32- Bucky Dent and Ron Guidry Tab No, 1 winning, as she finished 7th in the scare early in the week from deter­ registering a single first-place vote. with its loss to the Wildcats and Fridav 7 n(iio State (81) 277 20. Brigham Young (7-2) mined Boston College, managing to yard field goal in the last fiye monopolized 1978 between them. Despite the pounding Camp­ 1979 Cross-Country World Cup artd North Carolina, which upset highly Iowa, which will be forced to go BASKETBALL became the first American to win a hold off the Eagles, 70-64, in over­ seconds. First, Dent homered in the American bell takes game after game, ranked Indiana, 61-57, vaulted from without star guard Ronnie Lester for Stafford at Cheney Tech, 8 HOUSTON (NEA) - The he has been amazingly dura­ World Cup race time. in the Industrial Classic. With If there was one year that could be League East playoff against the Red hardest thing in football, said n * | TROPHY ninth to fourth while improving its the next two weeks, jumped into the Enfield at Penney ble He finished the regular barely enough time gone by to heave record to 81. DePaul moved up two wiped out among the past 10, my per­ Sox to give the Yanks the division ti­ East Hartford at Windham the late Vince Lombardi, is 1979 campaign with the In 1974. after five years on the U S No. 10 spot after victories over not winning. It's winning O M NFL Player of the Year Ski Team, she retired, went to col­ a sigh. Duke nearly got knocked off notches to fifth after victories over sonal choice would be 1972. It turned tle. then he batted in 10 runs against Rorkville at Torrington Tourney amazing feat of gaining more Mississippi State and Dayton. the Dodgers in the World Series to AGAIN. than 100 yards in each of the lege and married another cross­ out to be a horror with the killings at Bolton at East Granby And so it's particularly sig­ 1979 - Earl C am pbell, rb, Houston country racer. Two years later, she you CAN DO IT the Olympics in Munich and the emerge the Series' hero. All Guidry final seven games — an NFL Hall at Manchester (girls), 2 p.m. nificant that Earl Campbell, 1978 - Earl Campbell, rb, Houston record. return^ to the team stronger, more tragic death of Clemente on New did was win 25 games, lose only three the relentless running back of determined and more committed TRANSFER WEIGHT EARLY TO East Catholir at Farmington 1977 - , rb, Chicago With all the acclaim and ELIMINATE THAT STEM Year's Eve while on a mercy flight and post a 1.74 earned run average to (girls), 8 the Houston Oilers, has been 1976 - , qb. Baltimore increased public exposure reaffirmed as the top man in U.S. Nordic Director. John Bower, for earthquake victims in Nicaragua. win the Cy Young award going away. ICE HOCKEY 1975 - , qb, Minnesota through an impressive list of Difficulties in initiating a turn without professional football. television commercials (soft says of Alison. “She had some out­ Mighty Secretariat made 1973 the Manchester at Wethersfield (Hart­ Campbell is the winner of 1974 - , qb, Oakland standing results last year operating stemming are common because most CARTER'S Biggest Shock drink, smokeless tobacco, skiers attempt to turn the uphill ski . / / ’i Year of the Horse by becoming the ford Arena), 4:10 p.m. the 25th annual Jim Thorpe 1973 - O.J. Simpson, rb, Buffalo automobile, etc ), Earl has at less than peak efficiency. With all first one to sweep the Triple Crown in Biggest shock of 1979. in sports, Memorial Trophy, presented things going well for her. she could prior to transferring their weight onto Saturdav 1972 - Larry Brown, rb, Washington remained a notably private it. A stem is the unhappy result each a quarter century. Later in the year. anyway, was Thurman Munson's BASKETBALL by Newspaper Enterprise 1971 - , qb, Miami person And a grateful one. easily be the Free World's best fe- Association to the player of nrale cross-coUhtry skier “ time. Dick Williams won release from his death. Last year, in appreciation Timing is very important in parallel V'- A YEAR - END Manchester at Hall, 8 1970 - , qb. San Francisco the year in the National Foot­ for its blocking, he took contract with Oakland although Three other events linger with me Bloomfield at East Catholir, 8 ball League It is a repeat of 1969 - , qb, Los Angeles For Alison and the other U.S Ski skiing. Your weight should generally Charlie Finley added the sfipulation Houston's offensive line to be transferred from the lower ski (the SALE from this past year, one of which was East Hartford/Glastonbury at the honor he won in 1978. 1968 - , qb. Baltimore Team members, total commitment dinner Fortunately, an outside sk; of the turn being com­ he couldn't sign another one to Willie Mays' departure from Trinitv Tournev This marks the first time in 1967 - John Unllas, qb, Baltimore admirer saw the brawny IS the only way to travel the road to the history of the distin­ the Olympics. Your commitment pleted) as soon as you wish to begin a Our third annual year - end sale starts today, manage the Yankees. baseball on order from Bowie Kuhn ICE HOCKEY 1966 - , qb. Green Bay party, and. without identify­ new turn Once the weight transfer is and Billy Martin's second dismissal guished award that a player ing himself, picked up the can help. Please send a tax- Manchester vs. Alumni (Bolton Ire has won it consecutively. (The 1965.- Jim Brown, rb. Cleveland deductible contribution to the U.S. made, but not before, you can begin December 26th, for one week only. Stop in and shop our Aaron’s Feat as manager of the Yankees by owner Palace), 9:45 p.m check the turn ^ great Jim Brown. Y.A. Tittle 1964 - , rb, Baltimore Feeling magnanimous. Earl Ski Team Fund. Box 100 M. Park George Steinbrenner. East Catholir vs. Rorkville (Bolton and John Unitas also were City. Utah 84060 To improve timing and ski without Chevy showroom for a year end deal that will save you Hank Aaron will never forget 1974, 1963 - (tie) Jim Brown, rb. Cleveland decided a few weeks ago to do stemming, try the following; Find a the year he broke Babe Ruth's record But 1979, in my opinion, has to be Ire Palace), 7:50 p.m. mcltipie winners, but in Y.A. Tittle, qb, N Y. Giants it again, this time expanding spread-out seasons.) gentle hill that you feel comfortable money. by hitting his 715th home run off A1 Willie Stargell's personal year, not 1962 - Jim Taylor, rb. Green Bay the group to other members of on. Begin a steep traverse and make a Campbell was put on this the offensive platoon Downing of the Dodgers in Atlanta. only for what he did for himself but Radio, TA Tonight rare p^estal by a jury of his 1961 - Y.A. Tittle, qb, N Y. Giants complete weight transfer to the uphill Of all the years in this past decade, also for The Family. "Earl, everybody's going to ski holding the downhill ski off the Whalers vs. Fivers. 7:15 - peers — the coaches, team 1960 - , qb. Philadelphia dinner." coiimlained wide I d have to pick 1975 as the vintage From my viewpoint, the Sports captains and player repre­ snow (A). When your weight feels W TIC: 7:30 - ESPN 1959 - , qb, N Y Giants receiver Mike Renfro one day comfortable over the uphill skt, begin one Personality of the Decade was ' Hellions \s. Fever, 6:45 - WINF sentatives of the NFL, who 1958 - Jim Brown, rb. Cleveland "Why not me?" Royal Resigns are polled by NEA to pick the your turn (B) and turn the lifted ski NEW 1979 MALieU NEW 79 MONTE CARLO NE)W 79 CAPRICE I especially recall the grace with Muhammad Ali. He easily was the If you throw one block for simultaneously with the weighted ski player of the year. 1957 - John Unitas, qb, Baltimore FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UPI) - Sedan V-8 eng . auto., air condition, deluxe most talked about, the most con­ me all year, you can come, (C). Practice until you can perform this CLASSIC LANDAU seat belts, bumper rub strips and guards, which .Art Rooney, the popular owner His closest competition in 1956 - , rb, N.Y. Giants Arkansas Athletic Director Frank 2 to choose from — 267 V-8, automatic troversial and the most exciting. For too." said Earl, who can dis­ exercise easily in both directions. Station Wagon. V-6 engine, air condition, electric defogger. tinted glass, aux lighting, of the . accepted this year's ballotting came 1955 - , e, play a sly sense of humor Broyles says the resignation of trans., air condition, deluxa seat belts, elec­ mats, remote mirror Pody skfe molding, the trophy marking his team's first sheer consistency. I'd rate Pete Rose from a pair of quarterbacks Discipline yourself to feel the automatic trans., electric defogger, tinted tric defogger. tinted glass, auxiliary lighting, door edge guards. AM-rM rad w/rear &) this whole offensive unit, longtime friend Darrell Royal as weight transfer before trying to turn glass, matt, body aide moldings, radio, mats, body side molding, door edge guards, speaker, intermittent wipers w/walla. No. 1 the past 10 years with Rod Dan Fouts of the San Diego power steering, w/wells. Stock #3290 world championship in its history Status Up in Air led by Earl, showed up at athletic director at the University ol your feet radio, real speaker. w /^ a li^ S tl^ # 2 ^ 7 Carew close behind. In the women's Chargers, who was second in after the Steelers mauled the outstanding collegian in the But more important than Angelo's Fisherman's Wharf Texas represents "a huge loss. ” He NOTRE DAME, Ind. (UPI) - the voting, and Terry and chomped Ihrou^ dinner o o , 16-6. in Super bracket, my choice would be Chris Bradshaw of the Pittsburgh nation — Campbell, a native statistics is the fact that while Ruprinicd by Ql Sh' MAQ:i;i''e * 5 9 2 5 ^ •6678** Notre Dame football Coach Dan This time, a mogul from a big said he tried unsuccessfully to talk TucttnicAl MMtDfKe prooGeO by Pto1«»s*o*'A' S*" *6398 Bowl IX at New Orleans That was Evert Lloyd, the tennis queen. of Tyler, Tex., has played pro Campbell has been with the mtlruclon of Am«nc« Devine says school officials have not Steelers advertising agency saw the Royal out of resigning. the same year Ali gave one of the And this strikes me as the ideal The Oiler sparkplug is ide­ ball only two years Houston Oilers, that club has approached him about renewing his In those two years, he has group and insisted on picking Royal, who coached the Longhorns greatest performances of his career place to add one more personal note ally built for his rugged role, made the NFL playoffs both up the 12,000 tab. plus the contract which runs out after this been the dominant individual years — their first appear­ to 11 Southwest (inference cham­ — V NEW 1080 CAMARO by wishing all you sports lovers out at 5-loot-ll and 225 pounds, $400 tip NEW 1980 CHEVEnE NEW 1980 MONZA by stopping Joe Frazier in the year. and a speed of 4.5 seconds in in the league. He has led the ances in post-season play pionships and three national titles in 4 door model. 4 cyl engine. 4 tpeed trans. Sport Coupe. V-6 engine, automatic trans.. there a happy 1980. The next day. collared by electric defogger. mats, radio, w/walls. Sti Town coupe. 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed tra n s . deluxe seat belts, power brakes, power "Thrilla in Manila. " And who can the 40-yard dash NFL in rushing both years. since 1969. 20 years, resigned as athletic direc­ radio, w/walls. Stk. #3552 And the 3,147 yards he has his teammates. ^ r l was told. #3601 steering, electric defogger sport mirrors, At 24. he is already in a Look, if we re going to go out tor Saturday following Texas’ 14-7 roof drip moldings, ndio. rally wheels, class by himself ained are the most in the Elarl Campbell has become Girst two seasons by any run­ a force unto himself, the most with you. some day you gotta Sun Bowl loss to the University of w/walls St #3425 Major Bowl Football Games Never has a man come into ning back in pro history. devastating runner in the pay. even if it's only for Washington and was named special *4809 *4509 the NFL with Campbell's In addition, the 19 touch­ game since the great Jim hamburgers." assistant for athletics to the universi­ impact. "No." said Earl, "all I said *6350 downs he scored this season Brown And the only one close ty president. 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Economy at Ita spot in the national rankings. college football bowl and all-star Japan Bowl low mileage A like new. excellent (10-1) Razorback has taken its toll on Cherry after two games At Tokyo. 2 a m • Charge With Mastet Charge Baylor (7-4) suffered those team. Tuesday, Jan. I months on the job. He’s still among lAU Times EST) 71 o n . >4595 losses to highly rated • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Impale 9-Peee Station Wagon. V- Friday, Dee. 28 Steadman Shealy, Major the most colorful figures in the Iter. IS 9. auto., air oond.. power ateering 79 FORD *5195 70 CHEV. >4275 WE HAVE PLENTY Alabama, Houston. Arkansas ORANGE Garden State Bow) Fairmont Future Coupe. 0 cyt., Chevetta 4 Door. 4 cyl.. auto., air Ogilvie and Co. will go all out At EaM Rutherford, N.Y A brakea, radio, dean car. low GATOR and Texas. So watch the Bears Miami, Fla. (N) league but he looks tired, like a man Tel. 646-6464 auto., power,ataaftng. air cond.. cond.. radio, low mileage and like OF LOW COST' tc topple Lou Holtz' Arkansas Temple 21. California 17 mitaaga. Jacksonville, Fla. (N) go all-out against Clemson (8- club. OKLAHOMA 24 who has had trouble sleeping nights. IndMendence Bowl radio, looks rm i. BMAC FfNANCINB 3) to prove they belong way “For the first six weeks here, I At Sareveport. La MICHIGAN 29 By winning, 'Bama can FLORIDA STATE 21 Syracttic il. McNeese State 7 up in the ratings. Cemaro SpL Cpa. V-9. auto AVAILABLE NORTH CAROLINA 21 legitinnately claim the nation­ hardly slept a wink,” says (?herry. M___ FAAA uno - l d * r>n«4M79 CRE». A rWor >5095 a.iOA Alt n ■ w m wei^w» . >4095 Itrr. IS Caprtoi 4 Door. V-9. auto., air powar ataartng A hrakaa. AM-FM CuOaaa Salon 4 Door. V-8. auto.. Monday, Dec. 31 al crown - if Southern Cali­ “A lot of people who meant well tr i^ Amos Akuuo Staff Bowl cond.. powar staarlng and Probably the hardest game Starao. tw whaal. tow mNaage powar ateering. radio, looka fornia defeats Ohio State later NCAA Division IlTchampionship [ Bowling brakaa. radio, vinyl roof, low BLUEBONNET of the day (and — heh-heh — to suggest ways of dealing with the and this car looka new. The Wolverines (8-3) boast a in the day. At Phoenix City. Ala ) I GARTER brand new. strong defense: which has lim­ Houston ni^tjtocall. frustration, but I found the best way Ithaca 14. WiUeiriieff II ited opponents to 99.3 yards Tuesday, Jan. 1 The Florida State Semi- NCAA DivisiOQ l-AA ihampioAahip PURDUE 35 of all — I drink a lot. At Oriaado. FTa. per game and an average of noles of Coach Bobby Bowden TENNESSEE 28 COTTON “Seriously, though, we’re making Eastern Kentucky 90. Lehigh 7 U.S, MIXED- Mary just 12.2 points. On offense the Dallas have come from behind sever­ NAJC Championibip progress and I think we have a Girls^ Basketball Texas A&l 20. Oklahoma Central 14 Wood 179, Diane Brennan Wolves can count on the hard- al times to rack up an 11-0 running of Butch WooKolk and A high-scoring affair as HOUSTON 31 record — their all-time best! chance to make the playoffs this ISrt-. 21 184-509, Glenda Lavasseur CHEVROLET the spectacular antics o'. quarterbacks Mark Herrmann NEBRASKA 22 But, and it's a big BUT, year.' All we need is some scorers ... UaUdayBowl 187-470, Diane Emmett 178 exciting wide receiver Antho­ of Purdue (9-2) and Jimmy Oklahoma (10-1), the second- At 8ab Dieep. Calif 499, Ellen Bauer 177-187- and a few defenseman ... and about Highlights Slate lailaM M^Brifham Young 17 ny Carter. Streater of Tennessee (7-4) A typical SWC-Big 8 slam- best rushing and scoring team 494, Linda Battoe 178181- s t» e spectacular shows. in the collegiate ranks, has five more real good players. Once we Itrr. U CHEVROLET bang affair. The Houston take care of those minor details, Girls’ basketball action highlights Uherty Bowl 504, Marge DeUsle 177-483, Countering that defense- 'The Boilermaker's have Cougars (10-1), rated No. 8, game-wrecking Billy Sims struggling at 1-4, opposes Kaynor At Monphix. Tenn CARTER a light scholastic schedule the day offense combination, the been more consistent than will pull a mild surprise as ready and raring to go. we’ll talk about Stanley Cups.” Tech in the first round of the Penn State 9. Tulane I June Cote 459, Linda Bur­ after Christmas. San Bowl North Carolina Tar Heels (7-3- Tennessee over the long haul they outacore the No. 7 Neb­ Sims, the 1978 Heisman In five seasons with the Bruins, Torrington Tournament at 7 o’clock. At El Paso. T m s ton 479, Dolly Dawood 479, 1) have free-wheeling, 100- this season and their coolness raska Cornhuskers (10-1). winner and the 1979 runner- Cherry posted an impressive 231-105- Crosstown foes Manchester High Conard High faces |iost Torrington in WsihlaftM 14. Tout 7 Kris McLaughlin 454, ards-per-game Amos under stress rates the Hoople Both clubs have been to the up. was going in high gear and Elast Catholic meet in their an­ TanienM Bowl Sheila Price 496, Dave Neff 1229 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER awrence. nod. during the second half of this 64 record and helped Boston to (our the 8:30 nightcap. 'The championship At oriaado. Fla L Bowl Wars many times and nual affair tonight at the Elagles’ Leultiaaa State 14. Wake Forest 19 226-571, Fred Kozicki 208 CHEVROLET But. dear readers, your cor­ will play outstanding football. season. And he figures to he Adams Division titles and two un­ tilt is slated Friday night at 8:30 with gMOUmiY But, alas, 'twon't be enough, Nest. The Indians stand 4-1 while the l>rr. SS 201-586. John Kozicki 203, i respondent wouldn't be Watch for Houston’s Terald the hig difference as the vet­ successful trips to the Stanley Cup the consolation 7 o'clock. F itiU Bowl StRVCf M S n as Bo Schembechler's forces surprised if Johnny Majors' eran Sooners win a close one. Elaglettes are struggling at 1-3. At Temple. Arts Charles Hartley Jr. 204- Clark to win the individual finals. His talents were fully Coventry High, 3-2, hosts 2-2 P llls b u ^ II. Ariaoaa 10 end a disastrous six-game los­ Vols pulled an u |^ t. Har­ rushing duel from Nebraska's Har-rumph! Tap«ff is at 8 o’clock with the 576, Bob Skoglund 218208 aniniaiiOTOBSiiutrinvBiciii 1229 Main Street, Manchester ing streak in bowl games. recognized when he was voted the Tolland High in a non-conference Blut-Gny Classic rumph! Jarvis Redwine. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) jayvee tilt at 6:15. clash. At Moatiomery. Ala. 584. Jack Adams Award as Coach of the Blue a Gray II . Year in 1975-76. Elsewhere, Rockville High, also I

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(1) Carol Bumalt And Frtandt 9 — Ptrsonal Loans help receiving your calls? (I) Tic Tao Dough 10 Insufanca a»aNBCNa«n Temporary or permanent. IMFLOYMENT Peraonal Attention ... Veiy NURSES AIDES wanted for affiOvarEaty 13 ~ Help Warner FRANK AND ERNEST 9 Tha Odd Coupla Reasonable. 233^1 or 247- full time on all shifts. Apply 14 — Business Opportunities 8623. director of nursing. Salmon- 8:56 16 — Situation Wanted brook Convalescent Home, off & Nawt Help HTanted 13 EDUCATION House Street, Glastonbury. 13 Holp Wanted X o m n CD On e op 7i00 16 — Private Instructions Na/p Wanted 13 Please call 633-5244. (X CBS Nawt 10 ~ Schools-Classes AUTO MECHANIC ® M*A*8*H 20 — Instructions Wanted TOOLMAKERS • Machinists, ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC: THoflt ONci, gs/r IT SS A B C N aw t WANTED- Semi skilled per­ THE REAL ESTATE Apply 81 Commerce Street, BABYSITTER NEEDED- Growing local CPA firm d ) 9 Dating Qamt Monday through Thursday, 3 son, with tools, to perform needs quality experienced ac­ MHOULON'T c o m e AFaaUvalOfFalth 23 — Homes lor Sate Glastonbury. PTG SUBCOMPACT] 24 — LotS'Land for Sate p m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ light repair for growing, countant, familiarity with 9 Journtya To Tha Mind COMPANY. Telephone 633- 'progressive dealership. otyr op Tpie 25 — Investment Property 7631. tation. Call M9-6022. Friday; "Small Firm Clients” 'helpful, 26 — Business Property weekends anytime. Excellent benefits. Aroly in future potential and fringe ‘ MITE" aoiSiCavalt person at: Lynch Motors, M h Cn T H E P e A a Michatl, Suaan, Staphtn 27 — Resort P ro p e l CERAMIC •HLE MECHANIC benefits, excellent. Please 28 — Real Estate Wanted inc., 345 Center Street, send resume to Pue Semel Si 0 To Ba Aimounoad - Experienced only. Top 4 0 Manchester. Company, 281 Hartford Tpke., HAVilk iN t h e stet. 7:29 MISC. SERVICES wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile. 1862 SHEET METAL WORKER - 31 — Services Offered Experienced. Soldering etc. Vernon, Ct. 06066. a Dally Numbara Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, 3370 / THOUSAND FOR 32 — Painting-Papering 5634)151. Call 528-2101. 7:30 33 ^ Building-Contracting ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. u» PW on 3 ) P.M. Magtzina 34 — Roofing-Siding RN - II to 7. Part time. Enjoy Postage paid. Free applica­ WAITRESS WANTED ■ (X Allln Tha Family 35 — Heating-Plumbing RN-LPN wanted for 3 p m -11 tion. FASSCO, Dept. 732 Experienced preferred. Apply (X Family Faud p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a m. shifts. working with an excellent sup­ 38 — Floorlrrg porting staff. Very pleasant Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123, Corner Soda Shop, Main St.. (X); Banny HM 37 — Moving-Trucktng-Storage Apply director of nursing. Manchester, between 2 and a Wild Kingdom 38 — Services Wanted Salmonbrook Convalescent atmosphere. Good wages and benefits. Please call Doris 3:30. Big Monay MISC. FOR SALE Home, off House Street, CLERK / TYPISTS- Needed a 0 MacNall / Lahrar Rapon Blain. RN. Director of by our large client company, 40 — Household Goods Glastonbury. Please call 633- CARPENTER WANTED for a Thraa'a A Crowd 5244. Nurses, 6464)129. Blast of The River. Temporary a TTc Tao Dough 41 » Articies lor Saie interior renovations. Holp Wontod 13 :ieip Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 42 — Building Supplies assignments beginning Experience required. Full­ EDUCATION 6:M 43 — Pets-Blrds-Dogs LATHE OPERATORS - With Januaiw 1980 Call Lydia now. time Position. Hourly rate. 3 ) Young MavarlcK 44 ~ Musical Instruments Dunhill Temps, 289-4319. Call for interview, 232-6500. 31 Croat-wna 2 years’ experience. Good EXPERIENCED 45 — Boats 5 Acxesaorles benefits. Salary nuotiable. AUTOMOTIVE NLLWG CLERK EXPEMENGED Privoto Inttructlont 18 Eager Elephant 3 ) & ^ h t la Enough 46 — Sporting Goods MACHINISTS GD Movla Oh. Men! Oh. PART TIME EVENINGS- Hawk Precision Co., 303 TEMPORARY WORKERS- For busy Lincoln-Mercury- 47 — Garden Products Assignments East of The RNS Si LPNS- All shifU. Full We have factory openings RIDING LESSONS indoor An obliging pachyderm helps Bronx Zoo to 12-year-olds, at the zoo with co-host Liz Women!" (1957) Tony Randall. 48 — Antiques Manehestcr. Light duty Burnham Street, East Hart­ Mazda Dealership. Must be Ginger Rogers. A psychiatrist 49 — Wanted to Buy janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per ford, telephone 528-9845. River for CTerk / Typists and and part time positions experienced typist with for Machinists. Must be NURSE AIDES riding ring Western stock available. (Jood working con­ seat, saddle seat and hunt veterinarian Dr. Liz Russo, right, Moses, left. The show, from Children’s discovers that his fiancee has RENTALS week. Ideal for retired or other office skilled personnel knowledge of automotive able to read blueprints and been consorting with one of his beginning January 1980. Top ditions. in a modern terminolop and motor set up jobs. This is a seat All levels 228-9817 demonstrate how and where to inoculate the Television Workshop, the producers of 52 — Rooms lor Rent semi-retired. Call 649-5334. patients. 2 hrs. company Top pay, for top progressive facility. Good vehicle registry. Excellent growing company with NEEDED zoo's largest patient against tetanus. Dr. aaRaalPaopla 53 — Apartments lor Rent benefits. Competitive wages. VOICE. PIANO Instructions. “Sesame Street,” makes its premier on Jan. 54 — Homes for Rent skills. Call Lydia. Dunhill working conditions and competitive rates and paid To provfds Nursing Car* a 0 Qraat Parformanoaa Temps, 289^319. Merry Christmas to all! Apply fringe benefits. Call lor In- in private homai and Former faculty New York Russo recently taped a segment of 3-2-1 14 on PBS. (UPI photo) a Tha Baxters 55 —' Business lor Rent LYNCH MOTORS fringe benefits. Phone 56 — Resort Property lor Rent in person- Mrs. Henry, Direc­ tarvlaw appointmant Medical Facilltla*. Part Music and Art High School. CONTACT, a new daily TV series for eight- a NHL Hookey 28B-2717, or apply at: Professional Singer Pianist. 57 — Wanted to Rent LAUNDRY AND DIAPER tor of Nursing Services, Ver­ batwaon 9 ana 4. tlma, hill tim*. Contidara- 8:30 56 Misc for Rent CLERK; GENERAL non Manor, IM Regan Road, NOBLE & WESTBROOK 644-8597 SERVICE needs foldercss tion given to proteranco rS Merv Qrttltn full or part time AM and PM. TOYOTA PONTIAC OFFICE Adding, filing, et Vernon. Equal Opportunity 643-5135 20 Waatbrook SI. a To Be Announced AUTOMOTIVE cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: Employer Ext. 130. East Hartford, Ct. 08108 oh— Location and Hours. 61 — Autos for Sale Call 289-1527. 9:00 MANCHESTER, CT. Gaer Brothers. 140 Rye 4n Equ«/ Opportunltf Em ptofr NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY 62 — Trucks for Sale Street, South Windsor. Schooli-Clottoi 18 3? A Shining Season 63 - - Heavy Equipment lor Sale SALESMAN- Opportunity for 646-4321 HAIRDRESSER; The Head For Information call Most Famous Whistler 3 i & Charlie's Angela 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Chop. Manchester Haircut- 643-9515 exciting poaition. Knowledge FOR THE BEST - Manchester a 0 a Din’rant Strokes 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile of stoves helpful Base plus WANTED DRIVER for Auto ling. looking for progressive, a 0 At Tlw White Houee Homas commission. Full medical Body Shop Distributor in creative Cosmetologist AIDAASSiSTAHCE Gymnastic School 3 to 5 9:30 66 — Automotive Service benefits. Paid vacation. Call Manchester. Able to do stock preferably with following: in­ MATURE WOMAN for oc­ BLACK t WHITE PASTE UP ot North Eattarn Com. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ a 0 a NBC News White 67 — Autos (or Rent-Lease Mrs Gray 525-1931 work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 terested in long term career, casional babysittli^. evenings ARTIST- Benefits include 357 Eael Canter 81. troductory lesson with this ad. day week with benefits Call complete Insurance Program. Call 646-6306. or 646-3549 Wasn’t Painted by Son PeperSpedel Pg Help Wanted 13 Holp Wantad 13 commission and benefits For and weekends References Manchester 649-5211. ask for Tony. interview call 628-5638 preferred, 647-1139 Profit Sharing Plan and other 10:00 RARE OPPORTUNITY - benefits. Ap^y in person to PROFESSIONAL engineer so respected he directed the 3 )® News By JA.MES V. HEALION and developed cholera. Two of his 3 ) 9 Vegel OWN YOUR OWN COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- COOK FOR WOMAN FOR CHILD CARE Quality Name Plate, Fisher GUITARIST will teach week­ construction of a railroad, linking BUSINESS Distributor for CONVALESCENT HOME IN Hill Rd East Glastonburv ly lessons to beginners. STONINGTON (UPI) - The final sons died there and so did he in 1849 3 Newark And Reellty Loat and Found E arn up to 3200 a week Experienced Preferred. Call in my home 11:30 to 5:30. MATURE WOMAN to live in. Moscow with St. Petersburg at the at the age of 49. Mrs. Whistler IS Connecticut Prime Time Kodak film. Duracell Experienced or will train for appointment 633-9474. GLASTONBURY - 40 hour, 4 Monday thru Friday Compen­ 1 or 2 rooms available. Cook 1 Popular Guitar and also Voice resting place of George Washington Batteries. G.E., Sylvania and day week. Paid holidays and Lessons taught at the same personal invitation of the czar. brought their bodies back to 10:30 Apply 330 Ledyard Street. Connecticut Hardface, h sation for gas 6486985 evening meal for 2 adults, in Whistler in Stonington Cemetery in­ other photo products needed Hartford Metaliiing Corp , Glaston­ benefits Phone 633-8914 for in­ exchange for room and board time Tired of boring, He was the man to see when of­ Stonington. the scene of one of her 3 Meet The Meyors LOST- Tiger Kitten. 6 months traditional methods? I can spires this question: suppose son- 9 Preeente in your area No selling Ser­ B ETTE m O L E B bury terview. BENTLEY SCHOOL- Noon Write: T Cameron, Box 321. Situation Wontod IS ficials thought of building railroads husband's greateat achievements old. Foster Road area, South vice top Retailers under Bolton. Conn., 06040 WANTED ASSISTANT make this experience James Abbott McNeill Whistler a Bmlns Wrap-Up Windsor. Reward. Call 528- PLASTIC INSPECTOR - Aide Supervisor 11:30 a.m. to DEALER FOR THE to close some of the geographical 0 DIckCevett exclusive contract established ALANBATES_ Opening for first shift QCper- TEACHERS AT ALL 1:15 p.m.. 33.12 per hour. Call MATURE RELIABLE exciting, new and different! painted his father instead of his 4566 by us. High immediate in­ LEVELS: Universal MANCHESTER EVENING WOMA.N with several years Learn to play the favorite gaps in the growing United States. It Anna Matilda Whistler, who is also 11:00 son to take over a small in­ RN OR L P N -llP M to 7 AM. 647-3323 between 9 land 3. HERALD- 5 days per week. mother'’ come minimum required in- THE ROSE spection departm ent in a One night a week. Laurel Teachers, Box 5231. Portland. Si experience in wide variety of songs you'vt’ always wanted was on one such project in 1834 that memorialized on her husband'? 3 3 0 ® ® New* MOTEL DESK CLERK For an appointment. Please to learn. $7.00 hourly Call 649- Would it have hung in the Louvre 3M*A*8*H vesliiiviK iy.v/D. KXt" profit busy, growing, molding and Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, Ore 97208. BUILDING OPERATIONS MANAGER needed for small office duties Prefer Greater James was bom in Lowell. Mass. monumeiil. foiiowed James to FOUND KI’TTEN- Gold and structure Call between 8 AM call 647-9946 Ask for Jeanne Manchester Area. 646-2139 6502 alter 3:30 3 m like llidl of ills iiiCithcr or might a 3 Benny Hill White, vicinity of Summit mold making company A Manchester SUPERVISOR- Supervise well established motel Europe so she could keep an eye on a Our Miss Brooks & 5 PM. l-800-633-6.’)67. Or APPLICATIONS BEING painting of Whistler's father been "I shall be born when and where I Street and Flower Street with good general knowledge of physical plant cleaning, Connecticut Motor Lodge, 643- BABYSITTER NEEDED: him because he apparently believed a Chico And The Man write: American Film plastics, measuring in­ TAKE.N for Women to work in operation and maintenance at 1555 tucked away in an attic someplace want," he said after fortune smiled 0 Best 01 Burns And Allen brown flea collar, 643-6019 P ro cessin g Inc , 1935R packing room Apply in person Monday-Friday, 8:30 a in - 2 all work and no play was artistic struments. gauges, and RN OR LPN - Part time 3 PM a large, new. suburban High p m. Iri my home or yours if in and Whistler's fame based largely on on his painting and he became the 11:30 Hoover Court, B'ham. AL blueprint reading required to 11 PM. Laurel Manor, 91 a t: Manchester Packing Com­ School. Knowledge of HBAC heresy. 35226. pany, 349 Wetherell Street Main St area 643-?'382. two other portraits, "Thomas toast of two continents, "and I do not 3 Mary Tyler Moore Capable of checking work Chestnut Street, Manchester System and Electrical, RECEPTIONIST TYP T Carlyle, " and "Mrs. Alexander"? 3 M oi^ "I Could Go On IMPOUNDED- Male, mixed within close tolerences. filling Mechanical Control GAS ATTENDENT to sell ser­ choose to be bom in Lowell." Singtng" (1963) Judy Garland. TYPISTS AND CLERK SANDWICH MAKER I Pari Time) Work even. „s She died in 1881 at 76 and he at 69 in breed, about year old. Can- out inspection reports, CARPENTER OR preferred Supervisory and Saturdays through April vices to car owners at high Whistler did for his mother what he His father laid out part of a rail Dirk Bogarde TYPISTS are needed to work EXPERIENCED WANTED- No experience LEGAL NOTICE 1903. He never returned to the United tabun: Street. Male, 2 years customer liaison and exer­ experience required in local professional office volume car care center You couldn't do for his Indiana-born system between Boston and New X 9 Love Boat old. Golden Retriever. (Jenter in the Hartford area Call CARPENTER'S HELPER needed. Weekend hours. Call Excellent salary, fringes. 3 Father, Dear Father cising good judgement. Please Must be pleasant, personable will earn according to your TOWN OF MANCHESTER father — he made her famous as a York, including a leg that stretched States and even though he survived Street. Male 5 years old, Scot­ lodav TAC TEMPS. 727-8430 call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for WANTED - Call Tim Connelly 742-6978. between 9 and 12 Contact: Supervisor of 0 0 a Tonight a m and capable typist. Please ability. Hourly rate plus in­ NOTICE OF world symbol through the 1872 pain­ from Stonington to Providence, R.I., his mother by 22 years, he didn't see a Andy Qrimth ty. Parkade. Female. 3 appointment. at 646-1379 after 6:(X) p.m Building Si Ground. Windsor send resume to: Box FF, c-o centives Full and part time months. Shephard Cross. Public School. 688-0003. EOE. COLLECTOR OF REVENUE ting, "Artist's Mother — Arrange­ where passengers took a boat for fit to have her interred with her hus­ 0 Ceptkxiad ABC News UILIMMDAIICIIN Manchester Evening Herald. positions available. Apply in band in Stonington Delmont Street. Male, 2 M.F person at: 150 Tolland Street, The second installment of taxes due on the Grand List of Oc­ ment in Black and Gray," done when New York It was Connecticut’s first 12:00 months Shephard > Cross, she was 67. 3 Black Sheep Squadron East Hartford. tober 1, 1978 are due and payable during the month ot January railroad 3 Movie "Men In W ar" (1967) Purell Place. Female 6 (Nrwrt) liipihitj ha) months Elkhoud Cross. Bush 1980 If this installment is not paid in full during the month of Whistler’s father had been the He eventually went to Russia Both are buried in England. It was Robert Ryan Aldo Ray 48 Bnflckl DRIVERS- Gas Pump Atten­ January, interest will be charged at the rate of ; - per month a Dr. Scott On Hebrews Hill Road. Contact SATh DfC. IWi — • la 1 more celebrated of the two, a where he spent six years working on in Europe that he painted her for his tIO Ptf Coupla dants. Car Wash Attendants from the due date, January 1st The minimum interest charge is a Beverly Hlllbllllas Manchester Dog Warden. 646- Full and flexible part time graduate of West Point, and an the Moscow to St. Petersburg line masterpiece. Nwr l-W-IU-OSIl l« rtMTvitei MANCHESTER CARRIER WANTED $2 00 12:30 4555. ILSIAnl hours available for hardy out­ a Green Acraa Center Street 331 to 470 door work at Car Care Center In compliance with Section 12-17b ot the General Statutes, 12:37 NO MORE WAITING.. Roosevelt St. Apply 900 W ethersfield Motor Vehicle taxes due on the October 1. 1978 supplemental TV in Review 3 9 Baratle irrneK.' Avenue, Hartford, or 150 Grand List are also due and payable in full during the month of Lincoln St. Tolland Street. East Hartford 1:00 January, 1980 The same interest rate will apply 0 0 a Tomorrow YOU CAN PLACE YOUR Trumbull St. Payments may be made by mail. It a receipt is requested, a a Movie Footsteps In The MANAGER TRAINEE for Fog" (19551 Jeon Simmons. Lilac St. Car Wash Care Center. Learn stamped self-addressed envelope should be enclosed Soap Opera Spins Off Stewart Granger while you work If you like Said taxes are payable at the office of the Collector of Revenue HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER CALL CHRIS 647-9946 working with customers in the Municipal Building - ."Vlonday through Friday. 8 30 A.M 1:10 needing your service, and 3 CBS Late Movie "El Cid " to 4 30 P M, NEW YORK (UPI) - A pair of described by another character as Ward family consists of a wife who (1961) (Part 2 ) Charlton Heston. have a mechanical aptitude spinoffs from "Dallas" have headed ought to be jealous but isn't, and a this job could be for you Star­ James A Turek "an upwardly mobile grease Sophia Loren. Collector of Revenue west and taken up housekeeping in with-it husband with the moral fiber ting salary according to abili­ monkey” She's Michele Lee, a stun­ 1:38 ty Call 289-0265 lor interview, 035-12 the suburban California community ning and charming brunette. of rice pudding. 3 Movie "Sleep My Love" Ma c h in is t s w a n t ed or apply in person at: 150 of "Knots Landing." In the first episode, the basic These people obviously are going to (1946) Ctaudelte Colbert. Don Hietoric Ameche. 2n d A 3rd Shift Tolland Street, East Hartford The result is night-time soap opera problem concerns his teen-age have more than their fair share of I MtTMC MtTMCrtB -£9 1:45 R Mm* «fu in the "Peyton Place " tradition. emotional problems, since "Knots ^rlborougl} tetes'm • Bridgeport Operators • CMC Turning Center Operators PASTEUP PERSON- Direct FORECLOSLRE SALE daughter by a previous marriage. 3 News mall company seeks CBS is premiering its new "Knots Annie, who has come for a visit. An­ Landing" will have to come up with a 2:00 ■^'Wauprn • Lathe Operators • NC Onthnatic Operators experienced person in PUBLIC AUCTION Landing" on Dec 27 10-11 p.m.. nie is as welcome as chicken pox. as major crisis every week to keep the 3 Joe Franklin OPEN at any hour... • Jog Bore Operators • Deburring Persons mechanical pasteup, for in- Eastern time, with a plot centered she tries with fair success to seduce ratings up. 0 Newlywed Game • V n Operators house Art Department. No By order of ihe Superior Court. Judicial District of Hartford, around the four couples whose homes free lancers. Knowledge of one of the neighbor-husbands, gets One thing the show lacks in its 2:30 New Years Eve Please call for appointment or apply In person to State ot Connecticut, the following parcel of real estate shall be line the circular drive of their subur­ 0ABC Movie II Happened Photo Typesetting and or the Fairgate daughter drunk, and opening episode is a proper villain dark room procedures and sold at public auction ban development One Christmas ' (1977) Mario I ' i E Le-Ml Corporation otherwise proves she is really a nice Once upon a time series had heroes, Thomas, Wayne Rogers 5 P.M.-l A.M. added plus Excellent 9 L .MTS — 2-Four Families. 1-Singlc Family, and 3-Car Garage, 'Dallas " fans who tuned into the child suffering from broken home in­ but these days it may be important to a Movie (Time A^oxlmete) 190 Tunnel Road benefits Apply or call: Larry located at 12-14-16-18-20 Knox Street. Manchester, Connecticut show's special Dec. 20 airing - which have good villains, as "Dallas" has "Hamel Craig" (1950) Joan New Years Day Gruber at Automatic Business security. Crawlord. Wendell Corey Varnon, Conn. 08066 Date of Sale January 5. 1980 at I 00 p m on Ihe premises served to introduce a link between proved with l.,arry Hagmao as the Products, 423-2584. In the process the audience gets to 3:00 12-8 P.M. Telephone 871-1244 ______the two shows - know that the Gary rotten, no-good J.R. Ewing. 643-2718 Terms of Sale $16,000 in cash or by certified check or bank know the families. The Ewings are at 3 Movie "Mr Quilp (1975) Continental nnd Greek Cu.ine FIELD SERVICE REP: A teller s check at time of sale and balance in rash upon approval Ewing. Miss Eilie's prodigal son who least in part a known quantity. The Until the new series can develop its Anthony Newley. Jill Bennett PLEASE CAU.THEATRE leading manufacturer in the by Court Purchaser required to sign purchase agreement at the has problems with drink and 0 Six Million Dollar Man ZtS-ISSS Word Processing Industry, Fairgates look like solid citizens, own, it can borrow from big brother 15 MINUTH SOUTH OF HAITFOID FOR SCREEN TIMES time of sale gambling, has remarried Valene. once the Annie problem is under con­ "Dallas" On Jan. 3, J.R. is scheduled 3:07 has a vacancy in ils Products ex News EiH 13 OH kit. 2 At Til* JvActto* 01 Rl« 66 MotlbofougFi Service Organization for a Premises shall be sold as a whole, free and clear of the For a wedding present. Miss Ellie trol. even if Sid Fairgate's solution to to visit "Knots Landing" in a plot in­ SERVICE WRITER NEEDED Field Service Representative gave them a home in Knots Landing. volving the Ewing family interests in 4:00 mortgage being foreclosed and all claims subnequent in right emotional upheaval is to lift the hood 0 News, Some mechanical background Responsibilities will include thereto, but subject to all taxes due to the Town of Manchester Their neighbors turn out to be the of a car and talk to the engine. off-shore oil drilling the installation, maintenance 4:30 and all other mitnicipal charges without adjustment The Fairgates, the Wards and the Averys. The Averys appear to have It will be brother against brother, neceatary. Paid Uniforms, vacation, In­ and repair ot Word Processing 0 KIttyTodey Ni^kt Equipment at customer premises shall be sold as is " without warranties of any kind as The Fairgates take center stage in surance, ratirement. Profit Sharing problems with a potentially jealous but since this is Gary Ewing’s show, a Movie Kiss Tomorrow facilities The corporation to condition, and the sale shall be subject to no contingencies the first drama. He’s Don Murray, a not j r .'s, it’s a good guess who will Goodbye " (1950) James Cagney. APPLY IN PERSON whalsoever. except that same must be approved by the Superior wife and a lawyer-husband only a Ward Bond promotes from within, successful California car dealer Superior Court judge could trust. The win. TO MICHAEL aiMOFF providing outstanding oppor­ Court. tunities for advancement. We PREMIER MOTORS offer a continuous framing For information contact: 1132 MAIN STREET WILLIMANTIC, CT. program, specialized David A Golas, Committee TV Nixes schooling, as well as field Golas <1 Horvath. P C. 433-6301 training throughout your 843 Main Street, career..T I'o o qualify you should Manchester. Connecticut 06040 Iran Film have a civilian or military Telephone (203 i 646^545 electronic training or 050-12 NEW YORK (UPI) - experience in Analog. Digital Circuits. Microprocessor The nation’s three major EXPERIENCED MECHANIC knowledge helpful. For more networks decided not to air information call between 9 film of the Christmas mass •2711 NEEDED and 4. Mr. John Hatch, 563- TOWN OF MANCHESTER celebrated for the RESERVE NOW FOR Own tools required. Paid unHorms, vaca­ I 9336. Equal Opportunity A m erican hostages in tion, Insurance, retirement and profit I Employer. LEGAL NOTICE Tehran because the FESTIVE NEW YEAR’S sharing. I IF YOU REALLY WANT Iranians insisted It be APPLY IN PERSON I MORE ... more money, more The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing satisfaction, more in­ on Monday, January 7, 1980 at 7:30 P.M. in the Hearing Room. shown in its entirety in­ EVE DINNERS convonlonc*. TO MICHAEL ZAIMOFF I cluding a two-mlnute state- dependence, more challenge, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Connecticut, Dapartmant anawaring aai I more happiness, we need you to hear and consider the following applications; ment by Ayatollah PREMIER MOTORS I in Manchester area. Ruhollah Khomeini. Call For whatavar light, Sundaya i 1132 MAIN STREET WILLIMANTIC, CT. ! Regardless of experience, INDUSTRIAL PARK CORP. - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - Only Ranian National 433-6301 I WTM G. S. Read, American PROGRESS DRIVE (1-7) Television was permitted Renervations ■ Lubricant, Box 696, Dayton, Application under Article 11, Section 13.15.02(a) to permit Ohio 45401. to film the ceremony. 688-3673 develojiment of an area in excess of 4 acres and which will CBS, NBC and ABC said Nights -2718 TEXAS OIL COMPANY require automobile parking in excess of 60 spaces in an In- in their Tuesday night urgently needs dependable duitrUl Zone - Lots 6D, 8E. and 6F (20SV Progress Drive). newscasts the conditions Ju9t givo U9 your maasaga, nama and addraaa — Wa’II do tha person who can work without INDUSTRIAL PARK CORP. - INLAND WETLAND - were unacceptable. raal. CARPENTER ■ipervlsion In Manchester. PROGRESS DRIVE (1-8) We train. Write T.N. Dick, CBS said the conditions Application to relocate a designated watercourse and fill the No mora rushing to csll balora noon Order your lAani Ad whenever Pres.. Southwestern would violate the B to 10 years •xperlence. M w l be a«N starter wMh Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx. watercourse In conjunction with development of a site -- In- network's “commitment to you're reedy — night or day even on Sundays and hdlidays etreng dealre ler adveneement M e auiiervleery dusrial Zone - 203V Progress Drive. maintain control of the peaHlen In Cemmerclal and Induatrial Censtnic- STOCK AND RECEIVING At this bearing. Interested persons may be heard and written CLERK- Wholesale dis­ communications received. Copies of these petitions have been Christmas Program material” it airs. Windsor House Uen. Per an IntervlewariMi a great eriantad com­ tributor is adding to staff. Full The Iranians offered to pany, call: time immediate employment. filed in the Town Clerk's office and may be inspected during of­ fice hours. The First Lutheran Church Choir presented Pomona Grange; Charles Batchelder, second make the film available In HestcEirant (in thi‘(Jreen Paid vacations and Insurance segments, but the benefits. Apply In person to Planning and Zoning Commission a Christmas program Friday at the Vernon 219 Broad Street (Route 159) in the center Of Windsor. Telephone 1203(688-3673. She Beratii AJPEPM&SONS,IIC. Leo Kwash. Secretary from fight, me choir director, and Doris networks rejected that Manchester Tcibacco and Can­ Grange Hall. The choir is flanked by Rachel Route 1-91 to Exit 37 • Route 305 ■ Turn East onto Bloomfield Avenue 423-2533 A$k tor Cathlo. dy Company, 299 Green Rd., Dated tirf 26th dav of December. 1979. Callahan, far right, master of Vernon proposal also. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Manchester, Ct. Pease, far left, master of the North Central Grange. (Herald photo by Adamson) 053-12 2 6 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec 26. 1979 Poamito — ChariM M. Behulx e v e n in g h e r a l d , Wed., Dec. 28, 1979— 27 ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS; OFF TD PLAV CAN VOU CARRY THIS l$N'T EQUIPMENT... ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puule - LookiniiLooking for Dear Abby eHOCKEr.IseE THAT HEAVY BA61 1 Executioner in 1 Burmese S U ■B L 0 1 N L z 1 i this is MY LUNCH! t R R L 1 8 A L u R K • new home? "Mikado" currency You don't have vOF EQUIPMENT? E Q 0 L 1 P 1 K E S Go to court 2 Cry of pain \L. You'll find to ahell out much M E 0 W E J e W By Abigail Van Buren 8 Bird of prey 3 Songstress a perfec' 'it R E A R ■ 1 A R to f|Cl hi)t reaulta. 12 Chinese Smith r in the Want Ada. ■ E 1 N Q L 0 ■ E M 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE currency 4 Kickoff type 8 8 E 0 T 1 C L b 1 i 13 Busy insect 5 Fry quickly A E R 0 A L 0 8 9 0 14 Inkling 6 Actress jl L A C Y R A C 1 0 15 New Merkel B U D 0 Y A C L u / w CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 during business hours 8:30-5 Testament 7 Ancient Italian E R E E 0 N 8 A T A book 8 Name for a L 1 R A L 0 C 0 A u X Accuses Doctor lift tzMifcMa, Inc 16 Egypt (ibbr.) cat L A M 8 1 R 0 N T • E 17 Nipple 9 Idea (Fr.) 8 H A H 0 A T 8 E 8 8 18 Believer in 10 Dash Of Galpractice 28 Visual Artfcit for Solo 41 AnUquoo 4S Apoitmonto For Ron! S3 Autoi For Solo 4 1 Autoo For Solo II Priacilla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan God 11 Food 42 Clothing 29 American 20 Says 19 Family fabric 22 German Indians A WOMAN WROTE IN P PRUNELLA ^ LIKE member 43 Write by WANTED - Antique furniture. CENTRALLY LOCATED 3 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND DEAR ABB?: My boss has a problem that is affi-cting me. COMPLAINING THAT APVI5ES TALKING ertieje 21 Having pedel 30 Livid WHAT 23 Chinese fish 32 Resembling machine Glass. Pewter. Oil Paintings. room apartment with heat, ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ HEI? HUSBANP HAS 7 digits He 15 a womanizer. He Is married (for the second limel and is TO HIM ANP sauce lyre 44 Pd(i of a plant o r A ntiq i t e m s . hot water and parking. Ideal mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 24 Furrow 1972 ARTIC CAT CHEETAH- unfimhful to his wife. He insisted on his wife's having a child A ROVING EV E.' GIVING HIM SOME­ 24 Pigi' homes 45 Soup green Harrison. 6 1709. for quiet, single adult. No seconds. 30 mpg.. suspension STUDDED SNbW TIRES- 25 According to 35 Emit coherent In excellent condition. Please to keep her home. She was a nurse, and loved her work iHe THING FOR HIS 27 War hero 47 Evening in children or pets. Security. liters. Excellent con- With mounts. Originally on fact light call 649-2094: keep trying. radial s| is a doctor.! 28 Have a meal $230 monthly. Call after 5:00 1973 P ly m o u th D u s te r. EVE.' 26 Irritates 39 Heavenly Italy ditlon. . 646-7536. Do wrong p.m.. 643-143-^. Excellent condition. May fit 1 have heard telephone conversations my boss has had 27 Fifsi-rate body 46 Revise SALE- Westinghuuse Wottlod to Buy 49 32 Lada 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent other mid-size Plymouths. with his lady trlends, and some of them even come to the of (comp w d ) 40 Evoked 49 Tan (prefix) Refrigerator. Good condition. lice. Do 1 shut niy eyes to all this".' Ifl ,|uit my joli, 1 will need 33 Arrival time motor. Standard shift. Priced Asking $100. Please call guess (abbr) 41 Chirp 52 Wine (Fr.) 2 Bicycles. $25 each. Charlie at 528-4670; keep an explanation to my boss and his wife since I .un tiiendl-, Dehumifider $40. Hockey Homo* 'lor Ron! 54 for quick sale, $650. Also: 1971 34 Diving bird CASH PAID FOR AUm N- Automatic, air con­ trying. with both. .She is a lot younger than he is and has eoiilid.-d in 1 2 3 4 s a 7 1 1 10 M Skates $5.00. 649-6039. OLD OAK FUnNITURE - 35 Actress EARLY tiN OR ditioned. 48,000 original miles. me lhal she married him lor his monev. She l.iiighs ai Redgrave 12 13 14 CAST IRON TOYS - TRAINS - $900. Both can be seen at 24 riiniors. Do I laugh it off. loo.' -36 Food fish OIL RAINTINOS - CLOCKS - North Street. l.N II IK.Ml Dili.I- 37 Intermediate 15 18 17 SWORDS - POST CAROS - 6 ROOM HOME with (prefix) 1978 FORD- 4 door Crew Cab. 11 10 zo 21 ANTIQUES A COLLECTIBLES. fireplace. Old Forge. New 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO DEAR l.S: I think it would be better lor all comerned it 36 Exist 1972 ALOUETTE CALI ANYTIME - S4S-2SM YorK. Very warm. Loads of MX- Excellent condition, low 4 wheel drive. Power steering, ' 1 6 cylinder. Regular fuel, dual you quit your job. You know too much about your boss's 39 Sensation 22 SNOWMOBILE- Good condi­ snow. Great for the Olympic mileage, Quadrophonic 41 Mao private life to maintain a proper business relalluiiship with Captatn Eaay — Crooka A Lawranca 1 tion. Recently rebuilt. Call goers, and snowmobilers. stereo-8 track, power steering tanks. Excellent 4 speed. tung 34 35 26 39 30 Good gas mileage. Cal! 646 him. And you know too much about the boss's wife to be 649-2094. keep trying. cross country and down hill / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, WHO'6 TALKIWS ABOUT 42 South (Ff} 1 I KIDS! 2094: keep trying. working for her husband. You don't have to explain why OKAV, S O N -H A V E IT 3' skiing. Walking distance. Call 6365310, or 65941508. BAWLIWe YA OUT71 YOU YOUR WAVl MAYBE 43 Small garden 1 ■ ” J □ RENTALS 649-2094; keep trying. you re quitting. Just say you decided to make a ihaiige P R O B 'LV spade 34 * WUST'YE BEEW 5CAREP ir$ JU6TA‘B WELL! CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or Trucks for Solo 52 Then make it. WITLE95 OF THE TI6ER.I THE WHOLE 46 New 1 ■ 37 Rooms for Ron! 52 first offer. Good running con- THINS HAPPENED 50 Garment piece 39 40 * TAG SALES GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY SO FAST VOU DIDN'T 51 I possess 1 ■ difion Snow tires. Call 646 DK.tlt .\H1D. l \ e gni .1 prnhteni I h.r.e tiw.i \ |. 41 Omcas-Stores for Rant 55 7907. TRUCK- Has the reading ahoiii as long as I care to. 1 am ,i Jl ye.n ,.10 niah w in. HAVE TIME TO (conir) THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ enclosed b o ^ . with side com­ THINK,HUH? 1 ■ TAG SALE- December 27th. trally located. Downtown siOered good looking hy many people, hut I ha-.g a pciliiein 53 Relinquish 43 44 45 .. 47 49 49 thru December 30th . noon til PROFESSIONAL CHEVY NOVA 1976 3 speed, partments. Excellent for con­ 54 Skin opening 1 Manchester. Kitchen lhal IS really giving me a bad complex. 50 51 6 p.m. Moving out of state. privileges. Call 649-2358. BUSINESS OFFICE floor shift, bucket seals. 48,- tractor. 7:30a m. to5:30p.m.. 55 Goat S3 S3 6334)249. iou see, when I was about I.) or It I surleO to il,-elop 56 Commentator Furniture, miscellaneous BUILDING - Approximately 000 miles $2250. orbest offer. breasts like a girl's. Not really big. but big enough so lhal I 54 55 56 treasures 20 Milford Road. 2600 square feet, with ample 633-7345. Sevareid was conslanlly aware ol it and very much embarrassed. All 57 Stale (Fr) SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS Manchester. 2 ROOMS- Private entrance. arking Close to Center. 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- 57 59 59 Mature male and female. One Excellent condition. Power through high school I was ashamed and tried to hide it the 58 Compass 48 Kospital and new court 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY- 4 point WORKING FOR THE HERALD... with license for errands and builoing. For info, call 568- door Sedan. 440 V8 engine. steering and brakes. best I could. I wouldn't oven tell my parents about it IN^(«»*iSI «$tN Automatic transmission. Will W ell. I finally w ent to a doctor when 1 was 18. He s an ohl 59 Things given Dogt-Blrdi-Pot$ 43 . meals. Call 649-5459. 7658 or 871-0401 Heavy duty Police Crusier Fx)uipment. Call 643-8961. trade for four wheel drive. man who probably isn't up on all the new ireatinenls. He $1995. 6460557, after 6:00p.m. HOME SWEET HOME - said It looked like I had a hormone imbalance, but he cotildo'l ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN- BANK REPOSSESSIONS help me. I pointed out that I had practically no facial hair Win at bridge EARN CASH-WIN PRIZES & TRIPS Complete health-guard Kitchen privileges Parking. BUILDING FOR RENT or Allay Oop — Dava Qraua facilities. Cats also. Canine Lease 1240 square feet at 188 FOR SALE- 1974 Je ep and wondered if that couldn f 1m- a related problem. All he Washer & dryer. Home Box Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Office Televsion. 643-5600. Windsorville Rd. in Windsor- said was. " If you .be/ like a man. then /ice like one. " $2995: 1973 Buick U Sabre Tve got to find out what s wrong with me, Abby. Please YOU WANT US TO ...ONCE OUR PEOPLE THE PROBE HAS ( THEN YOU MAY RE CALL JEAN Road. Manchester. 6465971. ville. Ct. Has three phase 1971 INTERNATIONAL PICK TELL EVERYONE HAVE BEEN WIARNED, LANDED, SENPAKiV LEASE THE ROBOT/ Oswal(j Jacoby and Alan Sontag $895: 1972 Audi $895 1970 UP- 6 cylinder. With snow tell me where to go. power Call 623-1005 65 p.m Buick hard top. excellent con­ WE SEE T'STEER WE'LL HAVE TIM E TD 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH FURNISHED SLEEPING plow. 4 wheel drive Asking GDODl.UDKI.Nt, HIEAK CLEAR OF THAT FIGURE OUT A WAV T'DEAL 647-9946 or 647-9947 SETTER - Only to good subur­ ROOM for mature gentleman. dition $895. The above may be $2800. Please call 643-1942 THINS? WITH THAT monstrosity ! ban home. Calf 242-0698 or 568- Share modern bath. Parking seen at the Savings Bank of after 5:30 p m., ask for John Important play principle Wanted to Rent 57 Manchester. Main Street. DEAR COOD.LOOKI.NG: 1 don't know what kind of dor 6604 available. No cooking. Securi­ Keep trying tor you went to. but you should see an endocrinologist. Con­ Manchester partner holds both king and ty References. $150 monthly. COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD tact your county or s U le medical society and ask them for a BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue Call 643-2121 jack of spades, you win col­ seeking 2 bedroom house or 1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, Motorcyclos-Blcfclos 54 recommendation, and good luck. I'm sure you can be helped. Seal Feeding Program. Ring NORTH lect five quick side tricks Not with lights. Pastures Daily apartment under $350. Call good running condition. Best 13-36 after 6 PM. 644-0331 ♦ (J» 7 that this is likely, but it is pos­ turnouts. Rockville Call 875- offer Call after 4 p m 646 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - DE.AR .ABB5: I think 1 may have a snappy " answer loc sible if South has bid a fancy Apartments For Rent 53 2883 LOW RIDER 2500 miles. the woman w hose husband looks so much younger than she. V10 3 2 9954. or 875K1272: 742-9653. MIDDLE AGE BUSINESS 84 15 jo in t notrump Houtehold Ooodi 40 Articles for Sale 41 1007c stock and in excellent I am an older iJ7 and holdingi woman who is lortunale Then Victor goes on to REAL ESTATE LOOKING for anything in real MAN desires 1 Bedroom 1977 CHEVY MONTE CARLO shape $4500. 742-8786 4AQI09 7 I FREE COLLIE PUPS to estate rental - apartments, enough be be loved by a younger man IJOi. When we first explain that there is a far REFRIGERATORS DINING ROOM SET - Apartment. Manchester. ■ Silver Black vinyl top. started gotng together, over eight months ago. 1 was WEST EAST country homes. Call Bolton homes, multiple dwellings? Coventry. Vernon. East Hart­ more important principle of Washers Ranges, used, Colonial style, almost brand 649-15l'6. mornings 7:30 to 9 Power brakes and steering. 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT somewhat selt conscious about the age difference w hich was *7 -5 xJV^ x.Vv, ' t l - 8J5432 8AI0 8 Homes For Sole 23 No fees. Call J D Real Estate ford or Storrs Must be clean, Air conditioning Radio, 750- Kerker headers. KNN V74 VKQJ9 defensive play involveo here, guaranteed and clean. New new Call 568-1988 AM obvious to most. .So.-just lor fun. I had a couple of T shirts which is that if you can defeat shipment damaged. G.E & Associates, Inc 646-1980 quiet 742-9865, 9 a m. - 12 clock Excellent condition. filters Oil cooler Much ♦ 0872 ♦ 10 953 NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK noon 26,000 miles Asking $3800 more' $1500 643-4076 before 2 printed up. His read. NO. I AM NOT HER SON." And mine Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions 462 4K8 a contract you should go right BEACH 3 bedroom Ranch, FRIGIDAIRE U)w prices FIREWOOD - Green read, NO. I AM NOT HIS MOTHER. ahead and defeat it. B.D Pearl i Son. 649 Main hardwood 4 feet $55. cord, cut M ANCHESTER - MAIN 6465863 p.m paneled living room, eat-in GOOD HOME NEEDED for a STREET 3 room apartment, SOUTH Just look at the other suits. Street. 643-2171 & split $80.. Seasoned 4 feet They are fun to wear now and then, and always elicit a ♦ K6 kitchen. 2 car garage oil heat, pair of long-haired, 6 month heated, hot water, appliances. comment or two wherever we go. Sometimes we even make /BEDROCK ^ MOTHER'S \ .---- — — ^ Declarer is surely going to $65 , cut 4i split $90 Free k HOfep7TAL VA865 lovely quiet setting on dead­ kittens Long-haired Calico No pets Parking, security. AUTOMOTIVE a new friend! MAIDEN 1 L4PMI55I0N5^ have to take a club finesse. end street, deeoed beach delivery, 429-2693 cat, 342-0571 or 633-6581 523-7047. ♦ AKJ6 You are going to score your rights $79,900 Call exclusive ABSOLUTE BARGAINS' ALL IN Fl'N IN .MONROt'I A. t'ALIF N A M E ? ------^ 4J53 Custom made draperies, slip­ king and be on lead. agent. Carol Cable-Wagner .MOVING - FREE to good NEW THREE ROOM Autos For Sale 61 Vulnerable: South Now look at the hearts. You Beazley Co Realtors. Equal covers and upholsterv Budget home' 4 year old female, APARTMENT- All DEAR ALL: If the essence of A good Sense ol humor is the Terms Arranged Call 289-2331 Dealer: Both hold king-queen-jack-nine and housing opportunity 443-4470 spayed Part Collie. Good appliances. Carpeting, air WE PAY TOP PRICES for ability to laugh at oneself, on a scale of I to 10 you rate a 10. there is the 10 spot in dummy. or 646-1000 with children Call 6467302 conditioning^^ Parking for 2 wrecked and junk cars A & B West North E^tt South NO 120 LESLIE SPEAKER- 1 NT So. you forget about possi­ MANCHESTER - NEW Complete with Attaching Kit. cars. Call Peterman Agency. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Who said the teen years are the happiest? Fur Abby's bilities in the spade suit LISTING 8 room raised Pass 3 NT Pass Pass 1920's SOLID MAPLE Low. wood cabinet. Extended 649-9404, or 6461171 Call Tony 6466223 new booklet "What Teenagers Want to Know," write Abby: Pass except to grab the first trick Ranch in prestige area For­ range. 12 " speaker. Used lit­ Musical Instruments 44 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Enclose $I and a with the ace so you can lead mal dining room. 3 ■ 4 BEDROOM SET- Excellent MICHELINSs FIRESTONESp condition' $500, Vanity, tle, like new. Please call 649- SOUTH WINDSOR large 1973 TORINO - 302 Huns long, stamped 128 cental, self-addreaaod envelope, please. your king of hearts. bedrooms, family room. 2 1 2 7862 alter 5 p.m HOLTON TRUMPET - Good Colonial for rent, 4 bedrooms. excellent. Must sell, ' ...... Opening lead 4 3 Declarer will probably duck baths. 2 fireplaces. 2 car gar­ dresser, large head and foot­ board 646-1163 condition $90 or best offer 2 baths, full basement, sacrificing! Any reasonable ALL BRANDS OF SNOWS but must take his ace some age. much more. The Haves 646-1032 carpeting, applianced kitchen, offer over $1450 Call after time or other Then he will Corp. 646 0131 pool, attractive neighborhood. 3:30 p m , 6461150. 528-6063 17 D 1? 1? mounting, BAUMCNG OAK WOOD - For Deliveries, finesse the club. You will take 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ $750 monthly. Call John 649- Astrograph your king, wind up with one call George Griffing. An­ cluding Ovations, plus free 4917, & VALVE STEMS By Oswald Jacoby COLONIAL ■ 8 rooms. 2 1 2 dover, 742-7886 r M x t j t j Th« Born Lotor — Art Santom and Alan Sontag xpade. one club, three hearts MISC. FOR SALE case with this ad Carlos and 100 points on your side of baths, first floor panelled guitars 60Vr off Rivers Music. EAST HARTFORD- 1 MOST DIFFERENT SIZES family room with fireplace •••••••••••••••. Bernice Bede Osol the ledger SEASONED HARDWOOD- I Main Street. New Britain bedroom apartment in older WA.NTED JUNK AND LATE There ts a lot of bridge lit­ and large deck Formal dining Articles tor Sole 4f Cut, split, delivered $90 cord 225-1977 Christmas layaways building Heat, hot water, M0DEL WRECKS - Cash RADIALS. CLASS & STEEL CXJWT ge ALARMED, erature on what are known as Call 643-0325. TAU R U S (A p ril 2 6 M a y 20) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I appliances included Yard, Paid Call Parker Street Used FOLKS. mV KIAAAE single-suit plays — plays that age Wooded lot. walk out Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391 BIAS PLY TIRES Tsckla that dltlaatahil chore that involve the proper handling of parking Busline. Walk to has you squeezed Into a corner basement Group I. Philbrick Pratt & Whitney Security, IS FILMORe...<:AiRE one suit and just that one suit (For 3 copy O l JACOBY Agency. 646-4200. FIREWOOD Guaranteed ^Ybur today. With a little inflenuity. Antiques 48 le a se r e fe re n c e s $225 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- M O R Ij 4K IIS you'll complete it quicker than Victor Mollo points out that MODERN, send $ I to: "Win at ALUMINUM Sheets used as seasoned 4/5 of a cord, split 0 0 0 0 ID B U Y S O A E 428. 4 barrel $500. or best, you thought poaalble the normal way to handle the Bridge." care ot this newspa­ printing plates, 007 thick and delivered $85. Picked up monthly Available January TiL 11/ze ^ r t h d a y 1st Broker 568-0138. offer Call 649-6410. anytime. QEMINI (May 21-June 20) BURijJLAJS spades In today's hand is to per. P 0 Box 489. Radio Oily IN TOWk 23x28‘y , 25 cents each or 5 amounts, and special lengths lor $1 Phone 643-2711 Must be Another'i unpleasant behavior cover North's seven with your Station. New York. N Y Bowers School area 6 available 649-9139 or 643-1110 can be turned about If you speak IUSURAW6E? eight. If by some chance your 10019.) room Colonial. 3 large picked up before 11 a m AN ASH TRAY FROM 0«c#fnb«r 27.1179 up and tall tnia person the dis­ 1 bedrooms, spacious ONLY PARIS'S FABULOUS Your imagination and creativity turbing affect be or she Is having front to back living MAXINE'S outrageous hats S '" ?! C '' will have a chance to work for on you. Tact and diplomacy help HEAD 180 SKIS Geze Bin­ Heiithcliff — George Gately room, formal dining dings. Roces Boots, size 10 marvelous 1930 silk clothing in you this coming year If you don't C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) Can­ room, and kitchen, l"^ CHAIN FALI-S, tap and dye mint condition boxes of all " a tet outside p le ^ r e s interfere, ter your attention today on tba Complete outfit, used twice, your innovations could have real values you hope to gain from baths, fireplace. Quick set, electric welder, acetylene like new! $150 643-1823 shapes and sizes. All kinds of outfit, aluminum ladder, linens and lace, glassware, long-term benefits. your present goala Instead o l let­ occupancy Walking C A M IC O flN (Dm . 22>Jan. 19) if ting the emotional side Issues distance to all schools: trailer tires, new electric furniture and very strange you are faced with an unpleasant rule. Asking $66,000 generator, electric lawn- WE BUY i SELL USED collectibles are all waiting for situatfon involving the actions of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You’ll WInthrop — Dick Cavalll U M REALTY CO., Inc mower Evenings, 6367060 FURNITURE- One piece or you at Red Goose Farm An­ " , .«% ■■ 4 i-.. another, discuss it with this per­ have to be careful not to color 643-2102 entire household Cash On The tiques Goose Lane Coventry son in confidence He or she will the truth In dealing with others t q m o r r c w IT/MAY S e WHEN ITCQMES ROBERT 0 . MURDOCK BLACK i WHITE Line Furniture Barn 646 O ^n Friday. Saturday, Sun­ , T O ' i respond if not embarrassed. lodsy because you'll be asked to NMttor PORTABLE TELEVISION 0865 day 165 742-9137 Find out more of what lies ahead prove your statements MAYBE S R I ^ T A N D TO SET- $30. Call 528-7212 lor you in the year following your VIROO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) A little UNSBA'SOMABC/ e U N N Y , (OR LO O F’H O U e S , anytime birthday by sending for you** explaining about the material WARM, OR - it a a a y sn o w , r WROTE THE copy of Astro-Graph Letter Mail tacts o l Ilia might be called lor VERk'COUP... O R RAIN. BOOK DELIVERING DARK LOAM Si for each to Astro-Graph, Box today when someone who shares 489. Radio City 5tation, N Y your bank account gets a bit too Reel Fslele Wonted 25 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Pelnllng-Poperlng 32 Building Contracting 33 - 5 yards. $40 plus tax Also 10019 Be sure to specify birth extravagant. sand, gravel and stone 643- date LIBRA (S e p t 23-O et 23) Things SELLING your house’’ Call us 9504 SNOW PLOWING - Residen­ DAN SHEA PAINTING & LEON CIESZYNSK1..„ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A may not go entirety your way first and we ll make you a tial or small commercial. Call DECORATING- Interior & BUILDER- New Homes, Ad- — forceful person today may try to today. Thera is no one better ' © i ' - PHEW.'./. .WOWJ/... WH ATjS cash offer' T..I Crockett. Butch after 5 PM 649-2530 Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. ditfons, Remodeling, Rec get you to believe your ideas are able than you, however, to make Realtor, 643-1577 A STORE FULL OF nns SEUS ARE YOUR GUTTERS Quality Craftsmanship' Call Rooms. Garages, lotchens uir, wrong Weigh things with others compromises and conceasiona PAPERBACKS Our closeout STOPPED UP’ Call 6465424. Remodeled. Ceilings. Bath and you'll ^ able to get a reli­ to get what you want. O section - 5 for $1.00 We trade "Manchester Gutter" Today Tile. Dormers, Roofing. .- able picture SCORPtO (O c t 2«-Ne*. 22) You f and sell. PAPERBACK CiM TREE SERVICE - Free for a FREE Estimate. Residential or Commercial. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) The can breathe a sigh o l reliel. PIO^ May w e buy your home'’ ALLEY, 984 Sullivan Avenue, estimates, discount senior Thorough cleaning of Gutters Building Contracting 33 649-4291. air might need to be cleared Someone la going to help you cAtm-i Quick, fair, all cash and no (Route 1941. South Windsor, CARS citizens Company and Down Spouts 649-7952 today in money matters involving today with a rasponaibility that problem. Call Warren E Manchester-owned and WES ROBBINS Carpentry others It's probable all the facts has fallen entirely on your shoul­ Ct Closed Sunday and Mon­ 1971 CMTIUI COMOtA. 2 CARPENTRY - All types of ders. . Howland Realtors. 643-1108 day 1871 PITNOUTM SOUK 1 Dr operated. Call 6461327. remodeling specialist. Ad­ are not known to both sides Short Riba — Frank Hill 6 cyl . lulo . PS PB. AC vmvl Dr A-8. auto . PS. PB, AC 1 repairs. Porches, DecI:ks. Tool ARIES (March 21-AprM 19) SAQITTARRIS (Nov. 234>ec. 21) lop power window, cruise control I Polntlng-Popering 32 ditions. rec rooms, dormers, Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Before doing anything today that AM-FM radio, vmvl landau I Promptly rectify any misunder­ WELL.CMBISTMAS NOW (OOAAES /- takiskp d o w n ' built-ins. bathrooms, Windows Hung. Ceillnling standing. no matter how slight, has an eiement of chance, better kitchens. 6463446 IS O V E R . 'THENA'SIVRXRT -THE T R E E . BiM TREE SERVICE- PAINTING - Interior and Repaired and Painted C all- that might arise today between talk It over with as many people Specialist in tree and stump exterior, paperhanging, anytime. 643-6130. you and a close associate. Oth­ as poaaibla. I'll bat you'H change V excellent work references erwise it could cause an unnec­ your mind. removal. Free estimates. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. essary oft. IHEWSPAPtn ENTERPMSC *S8N I Senior citizen discount. 24 Free estimates Fully in­ Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. <3295 hour, year rouito service. 643- sured. Martin Matson, 649- Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34^ *3995 4431 B ^ ’r World — Jim Borry ‘ 'MACHO IbWVffCOtDSNE'PROM THE GIIOfRIENP.'' 1 1971 FMTTUC iOWEfllU. 4 7285. 1 Dr., auto , PS. PB. AC. power 1878 0UI8 CUTlAtl SUPIMK TIMOTHY J CONNELLY BIDWELL HOME Improve-.' Auto . PS. PB. AC. st«l belled ment Co. Expert installation Bugs Bunny — Helmdehl A Stoffel 1 windows. Btereo radio, steel- whitewalls Carpentry and general con­ belted tires AiW PAINTING Contrac­ tracting. Residential and of aluminum siding gutters < tors. Quality painting and commercial. Whether it be a and trim. Roofing installation 7 REWEAVING burn holes. and repairs 646M95, 871-2323. - Zippers, umbrellas repaired. paper hanging at reasonable small repair job, a custom Window shades, Venetian rates. FullyFully" 'insured ' "Free built home or anything in Elstimates. CallCa Wayne 646 between, call 6461379. SPECIALIZING cleaning a n d ! ^ blinds. Keys TV FOR RENT. repairing chimneys, roofs, Thia Funny World *5095 Marlow's. 867 Main St. 646 7696. Our Boarding Houao *4095 new roofs Free estimates. 30 5221. 1IM GIT6T1N 4 Dr . I cyl.. >ulii.. PS. PB. AC CARPENTRY & MASONRY - years Experience. Howley, I T(7LD ay HENRY ^ 'AMOS SAVE ME A clothesline PERSONAL Paperhanging Additions and Remodeling. 643-5361. ~ I OIPNT WANT I A BUS CHKK- ANP A POOR- WATERPROOFING for particular people, by Dick. Free estimates. Call Anthony ANYTHINfi THIS YEAR, HE HATES TO PRIZE FROM A Hatchways, foundation Call 6465703 anytime. Squillacote 649-0811. ROOFER WILL InsUII roofi “ BUT r FCTUND A fiH O P: ANP HIS BLUBOERWARE siding or gutter for low dis- -m, cracks, tile lines, sump RKEIPT FOR A NEW I BROTHER (SAVE PARTY! IF 1 V , , „ mrefiCPifS <5«U5 A(477(WeLj -. i _ f , pumps, gravity feeds, window count price. Call Ken at 647- “ Htra *5795 el Ow taM M i m n l lo Mi you •Owl In y««d 1566. X PRVER UNDER THE m e t h is VOU TWO wells. SO years’ experience. r,?:.i PROFESSIONAL PAINTING FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY TREE! IT'S PENPANT ARENT THE c f §■!•.—m e eiOie Peel prleei«rwnd»nlyHy pewrertMt 6434963, 8^-8413. - Remodeling and Additions. model ears. eOeiy Ihe pMi el ew rwiM Heel le eNeiM ler eele. - Interior and exterior. 6DLAR (SREATEST rnnem n^n pe^n« emenB^ powee ■•enee, nm ramo« *n unewQ Commercial and residential. Kitchens ana Rec Rooms. 35 Power Troki Werrenly el 1t.N 0 mHee or 11 meidhe whMi Free estimates. Fully, in­ years' experience! For Free FIREWOOD PDWEREP.' KIPDERS! ^ ‘.' n f - EXPERT PAINTING and sured. 6464879. Estimates, call 646-4239. 4 X S X I, BBABONej LANDSCAPING Specializing Msaowooos I Porte 0 Udor. in Exterior House Painting. DfLivinao Tree pruning, spraying, FARRAND REMODEUNG - CALL THEBES A HWWINWtYSOUP. AV/S VERNON mowing, weeding. Calf 7U- J.P. LEWIS it SON- Custom Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 633-0S3* 7947. Decorating. Interior & Room Additions. Decks. All RT. 83, 3 MILES Exterior Painting. Wpes of Remodeling and NORTH OF Paperhanging tr Remodeling, Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ Hoollng-Plumblng 35 USED CAR I VERNON CIRCLE BRICK. BLOCK, STONE Kitchens, RecRecreation Rooms. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. LYNCH MOTORS 875-2656 Fireplaces, concrete. Call 6469658. SALES Chimney repa'irs. No lob too NO JOB ib O SMALL - Toilet repairs, plugged drains, "f/,y mile girl tells me you 're in the drug para- OPEN MON.-FIII. small. SaverCall 644-fc6 for "REMODELING” - Kitcheas. estimates. bathrooms. Rec Rooms, kitchen faucets replaced, nnernalia industry." TOYOTA PONTIAC SAT. S-S repaired, rec rooms, LEE PAINTING - Interior & repair work, ceiling '^HE MANCHESTH, CT. Ebtterior. "Check My Rate specialist, ceramic tile, bathroom remodeling, heat SNOW PLOWING- Free es­ Before You Decorate". sheetrocking, painting. modernization, etc. Free P A R T Y ’S 8 4 6 % 2 1 timates, reasonable rates. Dmndable. Fully Insured. Estimate gladly given. M 6 M OVER- WHEN SERVICE COUNTO. 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