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Ella she really looked very well,” said ‘This was a continuation of the Battaglio. ‘‘They were pleased with “She was awake and alert and durance” needed to run the state Grasse was moved from the Hartford Her battle with cancer began last original cancer, " Battaglio told recognized them and her husband The latest cancer was found during Hospital recovery area today into a her recovery.” April when she underwent a reporters Mrs. Grasso, 61, who is resigning and two children who came to visit surgery for an intestinal obstruction private room and doctors said she hysterectomy for ovarian cancer Doctors felt they” could treat the her," Battaglio said. “ Her doctors She re-entered the hospital Monday looked well a day after surgery for Dec. 31, underwent a 3Mi hour opera and follow-up radiation therapy. Doc cancer in the small bowel with last minute gift savings tion at the hospital for removal of said she was doing fine.” tors discovered late last month that after a week at home, complaining of for last minute SantasI cancer that spread to her intestinal chemotherapy, which Mrs Grasso one malignant tumor and bypass of The governor‘s conditipn had been the cancer had spread to her liver. nausea. tra ct. began after cancer of the liver was listed earlier as guarded, which Bat Three doctors performed a Hospital spokesman James Bat- another. That malignancy was detected discovered. taglio had called "routine for any during routine tests Nov. 24 while colostomy, on the governor's large in taglio said Mrs. Grasso was very Battaglio said late Wednesday The governor's white blood cell major surgery.” testine and a bypass of the small alert and speaking at will. She Mrs. Grasso would spend the night in Mrs. Grasso was hospitalized for count was rising following the hospital‘s recovery room “ for Mrs. Grasso, a Democrat, became bowel after malignant growths were remained in satisfactory condition. phlebitis of the left leg. Wednesday's surgery, which was a the first woman in the nation elected found in both areas, said Battaglio. Battaglio said Mrs. Grasso's doc her own comfort.” She announced Dec 4 she would good sign" for fighting a possible in governor without succeeding her hus There were no complications during tors visited the governor today to He said the governor was awake resign at the end of the month in the fection. Battaglio said check on her progress. ‘‘They said slightly more than an hour after the band in 1974. She was re-elected to a middle of her second term, saying the operation, he said. \ Lennon murder Reagan to tell 2 for *5 13.99 suspect in court NEW YORK (UPII - John Len cars sped from the hospital with >/f non's accused killer, protected by a Chapman under heavy guard inside bullet-proof vest and a cordon of one of the vehicles. ■ \ • cabinet choices police, today was taken unexpectedly Officials said the murder suspect from his second-floor cell in a was to be taken to Manhattan WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sources close to the transition their show and he doesn t want to do "/(K anything that w ill detract from them gllmmaring gold and TeddI of California’ hospital prison ward for an un Criminal Court, the scene of his President-elect Ronald Reagap team said eight nominees would be scheduled appearance in Manhattan arraignment on second-degree promises to announce some of htS" -named at an afternoon news con silver tone jewelry Criminal Court. murder charges Tuesday Cabinet appointees today, and ference. including Regan. 61, chair While Brady denied that Reagan s flattering tunic tops Authorities would not immediately His attorney, Herbert Adlerberg, sources said they would include New man of Merrill Lynch & Co., the absence at the announcement news reveal the purpose of the court ses said his appearance today was "just York stockbroker Donald P. Regan largest U S. brokerage firm, as conference was anything more than sion. to show up in court” but he gave no as treasury secretary. treasury secretary. wanting to focus on the nominees, M ark David Chapman. 25, an un further details. Former Gen, Alexander Haig was Regan (pronounced Ree'-gan) has sources told UPI that Reagan was Values to *8.501 Trinkets to Ragularly $221 To wear belted, employed security guard who has On Wednesday. Lennon's body was reported still' in line to become been mentioned only recently as a refusing to appear becau.se he did not been kept on a 24-hour-a-day suicide cremated and the rock star's widow, secretary of state in the new ad possibility for the post. want to answer questions on the possible nomination of retired Gen place under the tree or lavishly or free flowing, tunics with pret watch at Bellevue Hospital, was led Yoko Ono, tried to explain to their 5- ministration. Reagan chose not to be present for Mark David Chapman Alexander Haig as secretary of state layer into her Christmas ty Buccaneer collar. Soft, silky from his cell shortly before 9 a m. year-old son why his father was dead. The president-elect, in Washington the first announcement of his Cabinet and fitted with a bullet proof vest, of Why a man would kill someone he for four days to meet with advisers nominees, but press spokesman Jim Brady also said "there's a stocking! Now you can afford to polyester floral prints. ficial said. idolized. and supporters, kept mum again Brady said the president-elect would possibility" more nominees would be At 9:10 a m , traffic was stopped on She said little Sean cried, but took Wednesday, telling reporters only, "I issue a statem ent. indulge, Santa! Beautifully bewitching blouses named later this week, this weekend First Avenue outside Bellevue and it well. "Now daddy is part of God." you become much' more bigger think tomorrow (Thursday) you'll "He feels that this is the cabinet or next week aChains and Necklaces, all for someone special ... If you two police vans and several police he told her “I guess when you die because you're part of everything have some news" members' dav," said Brady "It's lengths • Earrings, pierced really want to make her happy. and clip a Bracelets, Santa ... buy her several! Sizes bangles and chains • Novelty 8-18. Save *8! Designs • Some Stones, Weiss approved police fund transfers Beads By MARTIN KEARNS to the detective bureau and patrol $15,000 in o ve rtim e funds th is fiscal what can you do’ ” Lannan asked patch positions. Weiss said the nine entry-level oflicers might be division. Herald Reporter year. Cassano and DiRosa will meet at hirings increa.se the number of patrol hired iewairy. sportswear. Edward J. Tighe, president of the Weiss said Friday the budget does an undetermined time next week officers, but Tighe said the dep.' !- The town Highway Department MANCHESTER — Town Manager Manchester Police Union, has said not allow the police department to with Lannan and Weiss to discuss the ment is short 12 officers also experienced delays in hiring new Robert Weiss said Wednesday he ap the police force actually shrunk operate at full strength for the entire situation Town directors are con Weiss and Lannan both say new ol- employes The department lost one proved transfers into the police while overtime pay increased This year. He also acknowledged funds cerned by speculation over insuf ficers have completed examinations worker a year ago and another last department's overtime account, a year .No new police officers were from personnel accounts are ficient funds. and expect them to join the force in March It actually found itself 12.99 decision Republican town Director hired and four officers were lost to sometimes transferred to other ac Tighe said today the union's board January. Although Lannan said the shorthanded when Itie winter's first Peter DiRosa explained \.as "well retirement and resignations. counts, but said he prefers to wait un of directors decided to await the out exact number would not be deter snow tell Nov 18 It was not until this 25.99 12.99 within his perogative" 9.99 DiRosa said Wednesday town come of next week's meeting before til the end of the year to make the mined until a budget review has been week that the new employes were .Nonetheless, town directors sharp dependable bendable directors recognized the police transfers. taking further action. Tighe said he completed, speculation has it that hired famous makar robaa ly reduced the department's over department's need for additional of Police Chief Robert Lannan said would like to meet with town direc warmly lined cozleat brushed Canyon elacka time account in this year s budget. ficers and included "adequate" Friday budget issues affected the tors. but said he would wait for them Instead, the Board of Directors in budget increases But Tuesday night. department's staffing. "There are to contact him. gat a warm walcoma creased the department's personal Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano situations of staffing thai concern me Both Tighe and Weiss indicated leather gloves sleep gowns services account, targeting additions Town buys land Ragutarly $181 Proportioned slacks In noted the department has spent about but given the realistics of budget. new personnel have been hired in dis Valuas to S45I From our regular the comfort of Visa* polyester so they stock of robes including quilts, ‘22 valuesl Luxurious, warm, knit- *14 valuasi Sweet dreamers, long, fit like they've been made just for MACC drive fleece, velours! A tremendous selec lined leather gloves. Some textured, lovely, frosted with lace and em youl Elastic waist insert. Beige, aqua, in Glastonbury tion in P.S,M,L sizes. others with stitch detailing. Black, broidery. Brushed nylon in pretty black, brown. Sizes 8-18. Average, 8- M.\N(;il ESTER - The Board of The board was convinced and voted brown, camel. Sizes 6'/2-8. Save ‘9! pastels. S-M-L. Save *41 a I. APPEL a MISS ELAINE 16. Petites. Save *5. Directors voted Tuesday to buy 18 to spend the money accassories. acres of Glastonbury land in the Acting on the suggestion of Deputy • GOSSARD a SAYLU a MORE lingarta. aportawaar. watershed the town s Buckingham Mayor Stephen Cassano. the board Widow needs help Reservoir. Jay Giles, director of decided to put discussion of Bennet MISSES public works recommended the land Junior High School on the January FABULOUS PIECED STOCK UPl MANCHESTER - Receiving to protect the town's water quality agenda CABLED FRONT GIRLS’ WARM Christmas presents is not the impor Robert Weiss, town inanaBer, has The school will be closed in 1982 SHETLAND FRENCH RABBIT CHILL-CHASING BONNIE DOONE tant part of the holidays, but not explained that the town tries to buy due to declining enrollments, and the SWEATERS JACKETS STORM COATS SOCK SALE having the funds to give, particularly watershed land when possible board will consider uses for the Overall the town owns about 70 per building Earlier in the year, the Reg. ‘ 115 Reg. *2.50-»4.75 20 in this season of sharing, is bound to Reg.‘ 16 and ‘ 18! Super Valuesl % be disheartening. cent of Its watersheds: in the board asked the Manchester Housing •port.w aar coata glrla' ahop accaasorlas OFF A widowed mother of five children Glastonbury area, where the town Authority to research (he possibility is facing the prospect of being unable serves about 250 customers, the ratio ot revamping the school into elderly to give any gifts to them this Christ drops to 60 percent housing / I \ ^ IN 9 COLORSI mas. Cassano urged the board to begin GREAT CARDIGAN BLACK, BROWN, NAVY, TIME AND PLACE The Manchester Area Conference T h e land, near the discussion ot the nutter perh.ips set WARM-UP, SHAWL WINE VELVETEEN JUNIOR JR. BOUCLE of Churches has provided the .Manchester Glastonbury town line ting a schedule We don't want to be COLLARS. CREWS MISSES BLAZERS KNIT COWLS specifics of her plight. It is the and is owned by a marrifd couple, sitting here in two years with an CORDUROY PANTS churches' hope that by showing whose identity has not yet been empty building." Cassano said Reg. ‘32! ‘55 values! Reg. »25l Reg. ‘20! where contributions to tlie seasonal released in other action, the board approved Giles has said he hopes to buy the legislation requesting the General •portawaar. ■portawaar. tha iunlor placa. tha junior placa. sharing appeal go, those who are better off will find a way to share. land for about $500 an acre. "For Assembly for the power to assess This particular mother was trying about $10,000 we can pick up about 20 Glastonbury water customers tor im to supplement her family's social acres, " he told the board provem ents TWEED NAVY, RED, SANDPIPER MISSES A JR. security check by working, but fell in WOOL BLEND DEVON POLYESTER FAMOUS MAKER GIRLS’ SIZES 7-14 a government parking lot and injured COORDINATES CREWNECK her hands. BLAZERS WOOL COATS She needs surgery on her hands to ■portawaar. SHETLAND SWEATERS Reg. ‘60 Reg. to *1251 go back to work, but without working Reg. M2I she has no medical insurance. Nine thuK cloy. ■portawaar. coats. months after the injury, her claim girls' shops. against the government bureau is m still tangled in red tape. Human rights' Day 404 GIRLS 7-14 Meanwhile. MACC is hoping the SAVE ON ENTIRE MISSES TEXTURIZED FAMOUS MAKERS’ community will share its holiday Plans have been finalized for a Today is the 404tli day of captivi ‘V AND CREWNECK social conference dealing with the ty lor the Americans held hostage STOCK OF POLY, POPLIN JUNIOR WOOL BLEND spirit with a family that has already if / VELOUR TOPS STORM COATS had its share of heartaches. various aspects of human rights in fran..,Just a reminder because TOTES UMBRELLAS CIRCLE SKIRTS Sunday afternoon at Center we care. Reg. ‘ 15! Checks, made out to "Seasonal Great Gift Values! . 20 Values to *751 Sharing” , may be sent to P.O. Box Congregational Church. % Reg. *251 J girla' ahopa. Manchester. Page 3. accaaaorlaa. Ihs junior placa. 773, Manchester, 06040. Money is ap OFF coats. preciated through Christmas. Toys, includings those appropriate Christmas mittens Inside today for teenagers and- young children, In sports Classified ...... 2J-22 may be left at any fire department in The mitten trees at The Herald are getting were set up by the Manchester Area Red Sox swing biggest trade in C o m ic s ...... f 23 town, including the Eighth District Downtown open every day 0:30-9 except Sat. top heavy and that’s good. Adding to it this Conference of Churches sponsored by Xi years with Angels. Page f 1. E d ito ria l ...... 4 station. Gifts may also be left at the NHL to realign teams and modify F a m ily ...... g Heritage Savings Bank on Main week were Helen Aszklar, left and Ines Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The Trl-City Plaza Hours open 10.9 M-F, Sat. 10-5:30 Sun. 12-5 O b itu a rie s ...... lO Street or its branch neariK-Mart Perron of Manchester who not only clipped on mittens will be donated to children for Christ playoff system. McHale leads Celts P e im le ta lk ...... 2 D epartm ent Store on SpencCT Street. some mittens but also some money. The trees mas. (Herald photo by Richmond) to win. Bo Belinsky now crusading against drugs. Page 12. S p o rts ...... 11-13 The deadline for toy drop-off is Dec. T e le v is io n ...... 14 19 between 9 a.m and 3 p.m.. Basketball preview of Penney unwrapped, aliliuiigh if donors wish to Food donations may be left at the High and East Hartford High Update...... '...... 2 MACC officials ask that all gifts be weekdays. All food donations are provide wrapping paper separately fire stations, or brought to Concordia teams. Page UT W e a th e r...... 2 that would be appreciated. Lutheran Church, on Pitkin Street, needed by Dec. 22. 2 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs . Dec 1 1 ,1 ^ U ^ t e _ EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Dec. 11, I960 — 3 without considering job test scorw. Human rights day Schneller left for China Nov, 22 before Gov. Ella " I have complete faith In Lt. Oov. 0 Neill s ability to School aid Art reward Grasso announced she would resign Dec. 31 because of maintain state police as an efficient operating unit, poor health. HARTFORD (UPI) - A school financing study com- HARTFORD (UPI) - The Wadsworth Atheneum has Herskowitz said. mittec has reversed an earlier decision and voted against offered a $5,000 reward for infonnation leading to the Fauliso will succeed Lt. Gov. William O'Neill when he eliminating state education funds for the state's nine recovery of an 18th century painting stolen from the takes over the governor's office. museum last weekend. ^hneller Is traveling in China with an alumni group observance Sunday wealthiest towns. Two stories The Education Equity Study Committee voted 8-7 Museum spokeswoman Barbara Urban said officials from 'Yale University and was scheduled to return to the MANCHESTER - A cross sec Rights. reaffirm the town's commitraent, have no leads in the theft of "Seascape with Ruined U.S. next Wednesday. HARTFORD (UPI) — Conflicting testimony has been We^esday to retain the $250 per pupil aid for eight Fair- tion of local people will gather Sun Others participating in the reading, both individually and as a communi Arch” by French landscape artist Charles F. Laroix. The given in the slate Ethics Commission’s hearlnm toto field County towns — Greenwich, New Canaan, Darien, day to celebrate human rights. are: Alyce Rawlins, Lo Lato Toua, ty, to “these fundamental human 10-inch by 12-inch painting on a wooden panel was valued allegations that former Public Works Westport, Wilton, Weston, Sherman and Easton — and Louis Kocsis, a member of tbe Judge of Probate William rights in all areas of our work and at $45,000 to $50,000. Issue tabled McfJulloch used his influence to get his son a Job In toe Roxbury in Litchfield County. town’s Human Relations Commis FitzGerald, and representatives liv es" The committee recommended last month that aid to It was stolen sometime between last Friday and Satur MERIDEN (UPI) - The state police union says it has department. .. . sion which is co-sponsoring the from the town’s education and health day. Barbara Waters, a state personnel bureau supervisor, Among the other events which will the towns estimated at $13 million be phased out over the decided against asking for Public Safety Commissioner event, said it is being held, “To give establishments. denied Wednesday she drdered an employee In to take place during the week. Town next three years. Donald lin g 's resignation at least for the present the people of Manchester the oppor The program will also include Director Peter DiRosa will speak at The deciding vote Wednesday was cast by Sen. Dorothy ' hire Robert E. McCulloch II for a $16,000-a-year Job as a because of Gov. Ella Grasso's illness. tunity to express their convictions musical selections performed by a Illing Junior High School. DiRosa Goodwin. D-Storrs, who said she felt “it's reasonable to Schneller travels The union was supposed to vote on the issue Wednesday public works construction supervisor. . . , . j regarding the desirability of human local church choir, and by the black On Tuesday, Bruce A. Bellm testified he had rejected will speak at 1 p.m. Tuesday, on the say that those towns should get something" HARTFORD (UPI) — Election of a new Senate presi night but 100 members decided “during these solemn rights for everyone.” choir of the Metropolitan A.M.E. McCulloch's application because he questioned Ito a ^ Human Rights Week concept. His dent pro tempore has been delayed by unsuccessful ef times brought on by Gov. Ella Grasso's Illness it would be Organizers including the Church of Hartford. curacy and only approved it when Ms. Waters told him be appearance is being sponsored by the Combine forces forts to reach Senate Majority Leader Richard F inappropriate to add another burden to the shoulders of Manchester Area Conference of Town Manager Robert Weiss will couldn’t contradict the commissioner, Title VI office, which is funded by the Schneller. who is traveling in China. Lt. Gov. William O'Neill,” said union President Jerry (Jhurches, are hoping for a large introduce keynote speaker Dr. HARTFORD (UPlt - A committee of the state Board Bellm said he doubted the younger McCulloch had toe federal government to promote mul Senate staff members have tried without success to Herskowitz. pulbic turnout. The event will be held William Vincent, Manchester Com of Higher Education has rejected Central Connecticut required three years supervisory experience for the Job ticultural understanding. reach Schneller. who is expected to be a candidate to Mrs. Grasso is resigning Dec. 31 because of cancer. from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Center munity College president. Slate College's plans to start a master's business but the commissioner asserted the application was ac Also at Illing that week, students succeed Senate President Pro Tempore Joseph Fauliso The union is upset with Long over the appointment last Congregational (Jhurch, 11 Center St. Mayor Stephen T, Penny will read will be collecting clothes for the management program. curate. Instead the committee Wednesday said the slate school when he takes over as lieutenant governor week of 14 sergeants, claiming he made the promotions Lucendla Harris, whose home was a proclamation naming Sunday the Hispanic families in Hartford who and the private University of Hartford should plan a joint recently firebombed, will be Joined kick off date for a weeklong recently occupied the Hartford City by several members of the town’s graduate program in business management. examination of the ideals a imbodied Hall and area hotels. The two schools have been battling for more than a ^ r d of Directors and clergymen in within the United Nations document The students will also be collecting Peopletalk a reading of the United Nations month over Central's plans to start the program Toy collections and the United States Bill of Rights. money for the victims of the recent The University of Hartford claimed it would duplicate Universal Declaration of K'JIR3 P The week will include efforts to earthquakes in Italy. Santa ships out Nancy Reagan firmly StudenU at Manchester High School are Wednesday morning are, from left, Roy other state programs The Planning and Academic Affairs Committee did A magistrate has told Santa Claus to stay out of busy collecting toys for needy children to be Videll, sophomore; Karen Winot, sophomore give Central permission to start a graduate program in central London And that goes for his sleigh, too. distributed by the Town of Manchester Fire and Miriam Rivera, junior. (Herald photo bv industrial management Santa, alias Im re Zambo. was passing out Department. Sorting out some of the toys Pinto) Central President F Don Jam es said he was “deeply chocolate to the kids from his sleigh, pulled by two against gun control deeply disappointed" over the decision miniature Shetland ponies. Some London bobbies said he was obstructing traffic with his sleigh. He WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nancy also posed for pictures with the kids, at $4.80 a shot, Fire closes hotel in New Haven Reagan says she is against gun con thus illegally conducting business on a sidewalk. trol and owns “a tiny little gun” that NEW HAVEN (UPI) - reopen by Friday. of smoke drifting to higher guests went down to the “1 was doing Father Christmas," he told the her husband taught her to shoot for The 19-story Sheraton-Park Guests were safely floors. lobby while firefighters court The court, in the person of magistrate Mrs, her own protection. Plaza Hotel was shut down evacuated from the down "Cooperation was contained the blaze. Evelyn Davies, told him to stay out of central Lon She was reminded that as first lady today for an electrical in town hotel and no injuries great,” said Smith, “n iere don until mid-January "with your sleigh and “There was smoke in the she would be well protected by the spection after a were reported as were quite a few people everything " fourth floor area, and some Secret Service. “Well, now I w'bn’t smoldering panel box sent firefighters extinguished a there. There were a few smoke traveled up through Diet determines sex need it, " she smiled. dense smoke through the fourth floor panel box. breakfast groups there.” the electrical conduit to Mrs. Reagan discussed her future hotel ami forced 350 guests Ringer said guests were Ringer said “everything You are what your mother ate. Mothers who eat life in the White House in a 45-minute to evacuate. sent to other hotels in New went as it should" as most the 11th floor,” he said. salty foods produce boys Those who eat cheese get interview at Blair Hose, where the Fire Marshal Tom Lyden Haven and surrounding toys for poor girls So says Paris pediatrician Joseph Stokowski. Reagans are staying for a few days. ordered the hotel closed to communities. He claims that 20 years of study on reptiles has She revealed that she has selected guests after Wednesday’s Assistant Fire Chief MANCHESTER - are seeking donations of convinced him there is a relationship between diet P^ter McCoy, an old friend who was fire until a complete check John E. Smith said the 7:30 Students from the Home good used toys. and the sex of unborn children head of Sotheby Parke Bernet an of toe electrical system a m. fire was minor, but Economics Personal Mrs. Bernadette Neal, He told a UNESCO meeting on environmental tique dealers in Los Angeles and her was made. Hotel manager the building was evacuated Perspectives class at perspectives teacher, says effects that the intake of minerals such as sodium, top aide in the campaign, to be her Val Ringer said he hoped to to guard against the threat Manchester High School students will be cleaning ■ ii.t * For period ending 7 a m. EST 12 12'80. Except for calcium and potassium determine an infant 's sex A chief of staff. She is still culling and dressing dolls as a part some snow in the vicinity of the Great Lakes Region, diet heavy in foods such as potatoes, meat and resumes for a social secretary and Zinsser holds commenl session of their classwork. tomatoes can lead to male children. Stowkowski Toys may be left in generally fair weather will favor the major part of the other aides. MANCHEMbK - Joining Zinsser for meet- said, while a diet rich in milk products and green Zinsser asks anyone with Room 135 at the high nation during Thursday night .Minimum tem peratures in When the murder of rock star John Senator-elect Carl Zinsser the-public night will be vegetables would likely produce girls ideas for legislation for the school or in front of the of clude I approx max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 34 Lennon came up. Mrs. Reagan said will have an open comment Representative-elect Elsie He said five maternity centers in Pans were now- General Assembly's next fice from 7:30 to 8 a.m. ■ 67i. Boston 13 i28i. Chicago 25 i44l, Cleveland 25 l40l. she did not favor gun control and session tonight beginning Twentieth century clnssrooniH Dallas 39 '67 . Denver 30 i58), Duluth 18 i35). Houston 9 providing women with dietary advice for sex deter explained she agreed with her hus Swensson. and second- term attend the sessions. Santa Claus will be in front at 6:30 in Lincoln Center. term legislator Rep. 72 , Jacksonville 35 i64i. Kansas City 35 i55i, Little mination band that there should be longer of the school office early in Walter Joyner. ■ Grade 4 students in Mrs. Jean Kellogg’s explains “Schooldisc," billed as "The latest Rock 34 i60i. Los Angeles 50 i73i. Miami 58 i72i, prison sentences if guns are used in a Learning Guild the morning Friday, and All in the family Tbe session last from Food collected thing in video technology” (Herald photo by Minneapolis 28 i47i, .New Orleans 38 i65l, .New York 24 crime in sehools Dec. 12, giving candy cane class at Washington School in Manchester '33i, Phoenix 43 i75i. San Francisco 38 i57i, Seattle 39 Art sort of runs in the family Edwina Sandys. "I have a little gun, " she 6:30 to 8 p.m Zinsser for MACC and awards to anyone listen attentively as David Jimenez, Shea) MANCHESTER - The 1471. St Louis 37 '59i and Washington 30 i44i granddaughter of Sundav painter Sir Winston acknow ledged " My husband showed arranged two other com bringing in toys. professor of education at Indiana University, Learning Guid, a non-profit In cooperation with the Churchill, opened an exh'ifiition of her m arble and me " how to operate it. "He shoots. ment session In Glaston arts education organization Manchester Area aluminum sculptures at New York s Coe Kerr It's a tiny little gun. Ronald was bury and South Windsor which involves its audience Conference of Churches, Gallery Tuesday, climaxing a very big year in the away a lot, you know. He was out Weather forecast in ils performances, is over the next week. He WINF Radio. 257 E ast career ol this painter-turned-sculptor speaking a lot and I was alone in the appearing in local schools hopes to meet with the Center St., Manchester, is OPEH SUNDAY 12-5 Clearing and colder today with highs in the lower 30s. ■She has just completed an International Year of hodse” in California's Pacific public in all the Fourth this week collecting non-perishable around 1 C Clear and colder tonight lows 5 to id Friday the Child trilogy commissioned by the United Palisades. Children are taught District's eight towns. foods for low income increasing cloudiness Highs 25 to 30 Probability of .Nations, including a 12-ton carrara m arble "Child" Mrs Reagan said she keeps the about music and dance, families and the elderly Put a smile on your man with gifts from REGAL'S! precipitation decreasing to 10 percent i Ktay near zero lor the U N school, a 14-ton bronze "Fam ily " for gun in a drawer, and knocking on theater and puppetry, and Board holds this year. percent tonight 20 percent Friday .Northwest winds 15 to the U N building in Geneva, and a 12-foot wood, was happy to say she never arts and crafts from cominenl session Non-perishable foods 20 mph and gusty dimini.shing to around 10 mph later aluminum Generations " lor the U .N center in had to use it. around the world M ANCHESTER - The may be dropped off at today \'ariable winds about 10 mph tonight becoming \'ienna Smartly attired in a black jersey WINF between 8 a.m. and 5 The program is slated Board of Directors will southerly 15 to 25 mph during Friday She's now working on a marble Woman Free " and a shiny purple skirt, Mrs. for tomorrow at 9 30 a m. have a public comment p.m. or anytime at any of for the U N research institute in the Dominican Reagan confessed she was "sur ISancy Reagan and 1:30 p.m. at Verplanck session Dec 18 from 6:30 the town’s fire stations. Republic prised at all the attention " to her Extended outlook Elementary; Friday at p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Food will be collected up wardrobe and fashion sense. Mrs. Reagan said that she did see her," Mrs. Reagan- said, denying Extended outlook lor New England Saturday through 9:30 a m. and 1:15 p.m. at The session, for any resi until Thursday. Dec. 18, Quote of the day "1 think it is very nice to be thought her newly married son. Ronald reports they do not get along. Monday Washington Elementary; dent wishing to speak with when it will be gathered at of as looking well. " she added. "But I Prescott Reagan, 22. while in New “We've known her for a year and a tla^-uriui.,fM--. Rhode Ulanii & tioniieelieul: Partly Charlton Heston, talking about youthful per and Monday at 9:10 and a director, will be in the a central point for distribu- think there are more important York Tuesday, although the schedule half," said Mrs Reagan. Her son's cloudy Saturday fair Sunday and Monday High formers at a taping of the "John Davidson Show," 10:30 a.m . at Highland tion to Manchester things in lif e " called only for a “father and son" bride, she said, attended the party in Directors' Office in the temperatures in the 20s Saturday rising to the 30s Mon said "1 worry sometimes about child actors Park Elementary School Municipal Building families. She is keeping " top .secret" the luncheon. And she protested she was which Reagan announced his bid for day Overnight low temperatures mostly in the teens because there is no way for them not to use their The programs are spon Non-perishable foods identity .of the American designer of “surprised" at reports the Reagans the presidency and his victory party. Future sessions are on \ ermoni: Considerable cloudiness with flurries Satur real emotions every time It can be very draining sored locally by the town's needed include high protein her inaugural costumes. “ I haven’t did not meet with their new "W e’re very happy they’re the first Tuesday of each day Highs mainly in the 30s Low in the 20s and low 30s and extremely difficult If you want a child to cry in Board of Education and month from 9 a.m. to 11 sources such as tuna fish, even told my best friends, " sbe said daughter-in-law, "Oh, I've met married and hope they'll be happy" Colder with a chance of flurries Sunday Fair Monday a scene, you have to ask him how- he would feel if he PTA Council, and also by a am . and the third hashes, canned stews, Highs Sunday and Monday 20s to low 30s Lows zero to io went home and his mother had left him or his grant from the National Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to fruits, juices, pudding and above favorite dog died .Most child actors who have grown Endowment for the Arts. 8:30 p.m. custards. 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At holiday time, when special than the gift of life. everyone is busy, scurrying Until the time a person about to get everything ready close to you needs a transfu Thoughts for various forms of sion it is easy to minimize the O p in io n celebration, we sometimes importance of the blood- forget that the need for blood mobile. doesn't stop during the But when blood is needed, From the pain of It • to New Life holidays. it is needed immediately. If it We hope there will be no The best gifts are those One reason we pretend we don't Friday the Red Cross is not available a life, that great demand for blood at that make the giver and the bloodmobile will be at could have been saved, may receiver happy. need to be loved is that we tried this time of celebration j^nd reaching out and we were hurt. Some Emanuel Lutheran Church be lost. merriment. A feeling of holiday Consider the idea of warmth, in the knowledge of us have been hurt deeply ■ parents from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. But, being realistic, we have been so consumed by their own Many additional donors are dedicating a pint of blood to recall other holiday seasons that a gift of blood might mean the difference between struggle that they had little left for needed to ensure the success someone special on the gift in the past when accidents us; a spouse who couldn't, or didn't of this drive. Those without list. That person who it is dif and illnesses have increased life and death for someone. or wouldn't care enough; a friend an appointment are welcome ficult to find the ap the demand for blood that who left when we were no longer to stop in and make a dona propriate rememberance may be in very short supply. To know that a short,visit useful. We reached out ■ and reached tion of life. probably will appreciate the We urge everyone to talce a to the bloodmobile may mean out again - and were pushed away, Perhaps an idea might be warmth in the knowledge few minutes tomorrow and a fellow human being, who left, or even worse, ignored. And to give blood and note on a that a pint of blood was visit the bloodmobile may have died, will be there is so much hurt. Our skin is so around for another holiday tender that we don't want to get near card to a friend or a relative donated in his or'her honor Emanuel Church is at 60 that a convenient location season should be the most anyone, we don't want anyone to that the blood donation was It could be that such a Church St. at the corner of and will help their fellow made in their name. remembrance will be unique significant of gifts. We hope touch us. Church and Chestnut. m an with such an ap And yet. down deep, we do. We Just We could think of no more and long remembered by the We hope everyone will find propriate gift. everyone who is able will par recipient. ticipate. don't know how to do it safely. We appropriate gift for someone don't know how to trust. But we wish we could The Rev. Ernest Harris, Chaplain, Manchester Memoriai Hospital The Herald in Washington Carter team singing its swan song
B> LKK K(H)l.KI( k trucking, rail, banking, com development of policies which lead to challenge, will develop a positive, believe." he summarized political life. Every American has a WASHINGTON - Flanked by six munications — instituting cost- non-inflationary. balanced growth. hopeful and realistic agenda for the One does not have to be a stake in preserving - the stability Cabinet-level officials alternately benefit analysis for new regulations, We must reject a no-growth future, and will command the sup Democrat to hope that that party will offered by a strong two-party system. nodding agreement or holding their and reducing government-imposed philosophy . port of a majority of Americans — in fact clean up its act and continue heads In their hands. President barriers to free trade through the Third. Eisenslat said, "we must sooner than some doomsayers may to be a vigorous force in our nation s Carter's top assistant for domestic Multilateral Trade Negotiations" reduce government-created con affairs. Stuart E Ei.senstat, ticked The president also "put into place straints in the free market while still off the accomplishments of the innovative employment and training protecting consumers from those Quotes. Carter administr.ition at a National programs to help ensure that who abuse the market and the Press Club luncheon the other day .America's economic pie would con helpless from the market's negative ‘Tm more inclined to say live and i*ri(*on, >aIio (‘^raptMl for a n igh i b> chewing on something.” In the spar.se audience were few tinue to grow, and "kept faith with impacts.' let live, just don’t flaunt it or try to ('lim b in g (Iohii a rope m ade from — ^ illiam Pixley, lawyer, working journalists and only a single the party's .social traditions" by Fourth, "we must retreat from our legalize it. ‘ o \e ra lU . He *’b(»rrovAed** a ear, talking about lx>uit DavU, Jr., who TV camera — proving once more expanding education, nutrition and commitments to social and economic — \nilu Br>unl« Hinger. uho l«*d xent piib’hopping and >«a«> reeap* Halt arcufted o f try in g to past a that this hard city has little sym social services justice, the full extension of equal op an an ti'gu y <‘ru»uit<% kaying h«*r lured \«hen he relumed loo drunk d o llar bill an a S2 0 . T h e e \id e n re pathy for losers Carter's efforts to do more in the portunity for minorities and a safe on hoiiioH4‘MJahl) lia\«‘ to rlimb baek up in lime for roll* vaniwbed when the doctored bill Elsenstat s address ran to a area of social services was severely and clean environment, but we must rhangeH. (l.adirN* Home Journal) call. waft plac(*d on a table near the monotonous 17 pages delivered in a hampered, noted Eisenslat, by the do more to convince Americans their defendant during the trial. dry, scholarly fashion benefitting the relatively new phenomenon of tax dollars are going for well-run “They noticed that Louis was Harvard Law graduate that he is. stagflation — both high inflation programs which effectively deliver “I needed a break " Yet It should prove a u.seful docu and high unemployment together services to their beneficiaries and — A la n a 2 1 (‘ar*o ld ment. especially in its recommen The Great Society was launched accomplish their intended results." priHorirr in l.omlon% H riM o n dations on how to rejuvenate the with an inflation rate of 1.5 percent 1 believe our party will rise to the Berry's World Democratic Parly and virtually no deficit We inherited As for the pa't four years, a different conditions listener asked the youthful speaker The Democralit programs of the how Carter could possible ha'. e lost last five decades are accomplishing ThERE’& no MY^jTeRY left in the election after compiling the many of their goals he added Lif e , vje know vjuo m winners WE But. they are such accepted parts of 1 II record described by Eisenslat ARE before TUE po lls CLOSE; Know "We lost for two reasons, our system they no longer are BANG & OLUFSEN — ADVENT — JVC — KLIPSCH — YAMAHA — NA PSCH — reasoned the Carter advisor "First, minders to elect Democrats. Voters WE KNOW WOVNl KAnY r in g s V^/HO ^ o>o>inco you don t win national elec turns when today arc looking for solutions to the c)ATuRN WAS; WE KNOW WCW &WCT ft) o ) CM m CO CO you have a rece.ssion and persistently new problems 2 c > No 1! CM C O Elsenstat also had an encouraging To m a k e BABiES in TeST" TlBES; O.R. I. 3 5 high inflation People by and large o o * vole their pockelbooks word lor Democratic doomsayers AND, WORST OF a l l ... s « IN 'Second, we should have done a who fear the recent election was the belter job in the r ampaign getting death knell for their party as the across our substantial record of ac dominant force in American politics. complishments Only SIX years ago the same thing High on that list says Eisenslat was said of the Republican Party." —CO 2^ it s g was the historic change in the he reminded them ^ 2 a O > nation's energy policy under Carter His prescription for curing his par- 55 in 00 in The I' S had grown increasingly tv s ills reads very much like the one CD , 1 1 I__ S s““i 'M 00 u j CD CO a dependent on loreign energy sources followed this year with great success S.S1S in every decade since World War II by tbe GOP organize, modernize, he explained Vet under I arter we and elect Democratic officials down CO have grown less dependent each year to the lowest levels z “i OS o XC9 os 4' on foreign energy The party must achieve a
EVENING HERALD, Thurs . Per. 21j 1980 - B W W B W f W t W W » » t 7 if w T trw 'T irr T irr t i > 1 House burglary reported Winter concert slated M AM :ilKSTL:flf-About 11,500 in arrested Monday night at fered a cut mouth, police said. ■ goods was recently stolen from an Manchester Superior Court and Police said a $500 non-surety bond 'East Center Street home, police charged with breach of the peace. was set for Osborne, who is MANCIIKST$:K - a winter Drummer Boy," "W inter c / ^ Gretchen Smith. Colleen Condon reported Monday. Police said Police said Daviau was intoxicated scheduled to appear Dec. 22 in Choral Concert, presented by Wonderland," "What Child is and T eri Burnett and Gary someone broke into a basement when he used loud and abusive Manchester Superior Court. Grade 7 students at Bennet Junior This," "Do You Hear What I Mirucki. storage area and took a stereo language in the court building. High School, will be performed at Hear," "The Christmas Song,” 'receiver, a 9-man tent, clothes, a Kenneth D. Osborne, 28, of 509 Police also arrested Erwin Drury the school Dec,. 16 at 7:30 p.m. "The Twelve Days of Christmas," Selections to be performed by the scuba-diving regulator and three Adams St., was arrested early Jr. outside his home at 231 Center St. The concert will be directed by and "Silent Night.” Grade 7 choir will include; "Mister warming dishes. Tuesday morning at his home and Monday and charged him with Walter Grzyb. Soloists and duet members will .Santa," "Calyp.so Noel," "Born in ■? Police are investigating the inci charged with disorderly conduct. breach of peace. Police said a $250 Selections to be performed by include Lana Lundell, Fiona a Manger," "0 Bambino," "Happy dent and report no suspects. Police said they arrested Osborne cash bond was set for Drury, who is soloists and duets will include. Drever, Lisa Miller, Kelli New Year" and "Give a Little Elsewhere. David f’ . Daviau, 35, of after a disturbance with his father. to appear Dec. 22 in Manchester "Silver Bells," "The Little Reyngoudt. Amv Rockwell, Love at Christmas " ~12S0 Main St., East Hartford, was In the incident. John F. Osborne suf Superior Court.
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Learmug experience CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE lira d c 9 studont.s Iro m ' schools in the health services field Students are briefed SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Mnnchi'ster ('oventr\ and vSouth Windsor on laboratory work at the hospital by Joanne GREAT participated m a career day at .Manchester Smith, right, lab supervisor, while Shirzad Memoiial Hospital Tuesday The program Ahmavi. seated, demonstrates the technique was sponsored by the hospital's auxiliary and used in blood tests (Herald photo by Pintoi j 1 RENTAL NEED.'S GIFTS! provided students a Ibok at various careers in ■ TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES ■ YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! ’’V ■ 1 Call us lor Party Needs - 1 Tables. Chairs. China. FRlIT BASKETS 1 Glassware etc 6432496. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Cl S rOVl MADE Order early Also, Wicker Items Pero Fruit Stand, 276 c i .o t i i i m ; Manager performance Oakland Street. 64343M MARINELLI AND COMPANY ORIGINALS. CUSTOM MADE or FRUD BASKETS, Flower DESIGNED CLOTHING, and ARRANGEMENTS, center ALTERATIONS for every oc pieces for your holidav needs report given to directors casion. lor Everybody! 210 Brown's Flowers, Inc., 145 Pine St 643-9672 ______Main Street. Manchester 643- M \N( III ' I t li - A 31papo doi u 'meet their tax obligations in the projects In addition the defense of 8455______I1UT1I . iiiiipri>''i) (he hi-annual pertur- meantime TVS—STEREOS the town required ' exten.sive input " MOPEDS niaruf 't-pn:' ol RobiTt Weis.s. The budpel lor the park totalled SHOP AL SIEFFERTS Irom the Manager's Office. The YAMAHA MOPED The Ideal eencr il v..inat;i'r $16..a5U.0(X). but Wci.ss reported Ihe withdrawal sparked a lawsuit APPLIANCES, 445 Hartford town does not anticipate spending Road. Manchester 647-9997 Gilt! 8599.00. Help SanU beat The i:i..r'.if;er presented the report charging the town with racial and the gas crunch at Seymour to the Hn.,rd ol hirectors Viiesday al more than $15,400,000 Much of the Super Santa Sale! TVs, economic discrimination —s stereos, washers, dryers, Motwsports, 881 Main St.. an hoar-lonj; sessinn belore ihe park s costs were paid (or by federal refrigerators, freezers, much Manchester. 843-0214 grants and revenue from sales recular na otiti^ Alter Ihe presenta Weiss also reported the town more. WOODSIDE ANTIQUES BUYING liiT the board ipi'Ped 'he re\ie« 1(> After deducting income from sales achieved fiscal stability ' and cited BASKETS A WICKER publi' c onu'ients hut there were and grants. Weiss said he expected ligiires Irom the Connecticut Public COI.I.ECTIBI.ES. THE WICKER COTTAGE none the net cost to the town to be $4 to Specializing in Baskets. Expenditures Council While the con HAND MADES The doc.imem was separated into $4 5 million dollars He estimated an Wicker Furniture and wall sumer Price Index rose almost 20 25'-, OFF STORE WIDE! New Mwen ill 1' W'.sv bel eves treatl\ nual tax returns from the park at 4 Old Collectibles, Hand hangings. Route 83, Vernon GOLD. SILVER l>crcenl between 1977-78 and 1978-79, 646-&19 Monday -Saturday alleeted the 'own ,e.e: the past two about $ 1 million Made Gifts 133 Spruce Street, 10-5 Sunday 1-5. Manchester s per capita revenue corner of Birch Street \ear' Weis> wti.i !ias spent Ihe last 1)1 the t>4 recommendations ol the Irom property taxes rose only 2 56 1 : >eai.i ni.in.iuinp Manchester s Public Administration Services • Cliu l« |i • Irnkj • CMS percent. Weiss reported. During the A COMPLETE SELECTION DINING itrowth :denl;iie'| me ronstniclion of review 2,1 have been implemented in • k rta f HaW « HI W same period the average increase for OF HAND MADE ITEMS, HOUSE OF CHUNG.!NG. PolyPolyne \ iiuckland inuiisir al Park the vear- town government management Connecticut communities was 7 3 Including, Collars, Vests, sian and Chinese Speclalues. V • U Sbdni Sihe old Publii Adinii’.istration Servicce W'eiss reported There are 12 more to [lercent Pillows, and Afgans are Cocktails servedI Coimplete ■ 1 e • in; 'he water s v s t e m be implemented and 15 that require available at THE VILLAGE take-out service,E, Open ( ■7 days In 1967 constant dollars the per TOP PRICES PAIDII :eh ihi'ii.i’.or: .is the lirs'. three lurther discussion of the Board ol CHAKM YARN BARN. 131 383 Broad Street. Manchester * * * t(Pi bonus on clus rings with tMs sd e * * I apital lax revenue decreased 14 4 Spruce St 649-9699 649-4958 Iteai-. [hrectors percent Al'o ;ni i.ided wa' the iniiiael ol the Included in those recominen Weiss said e v i d e n e e o ( SWEETS FOR 825 10 / Y 'P'D t .oTii:; jrii I lies elopineni del: ills implemented are seu-ral M l.SICA L CHRISTMAS Manehether's stability was its double IN S T R l MENT.S 8100 profiran. t;ie re^ ita.i/alion ol it.e piisitiims changes, changes in walei .A bond rating b\ Moody's Investment CARVEL ICE CREAM, 811 t'hene;. Historii liuincl and the billing, and more staff meetings SEBASTIANS MUSIC HAS Main Street. Manchester 1227 f l e t and Standard and Poor's rating ser e v e r y t h i n g fo r a <30 110 PINE ST. •MANCHESTER PHONE 643-4639 ai h;e\.o,i, n[ lei.' tnt liseal Among I'.AS recommendations not Burnside Ave . Elast Hartford. CorinrotHTFD RD AND PINE ST vices MUSICAL CHRISTMAS! We can handle all your Ice Wh«D you buy any Toro HOURS 9-5 'iHh;..t\ and '('1 1 herd's crisis M't implemented are a standard list Guitars, Accessories, Band in tingU-^ago tnowlAroworf iramTGro (OLD KINGS BLDG > Beporling on Ihe energy crisis, cream needs (or Christmas Weiss reported .ihoiti se\en acres ol account codes for every depart struments and a staff of music Weiss said town vehicle consumption Manchester. 848-5999 East ^ Mllc 1 ToroGr*of reivMined ti e l-ti;' ki„nd Industrial ment a monthly revenue projection professionals to help you Hartford, 528-6751 5 w inter Rebate D oyi end reduced bv 17 8 percent Irom August choose Route 83, Vernon m - I'aik alter ,1 e.ir and a halt ol and .1 lormula of interfund charges RED TAb December 31, 1960. 1978 to August 1980. The town 8002 itsa-tine I hi.^ is .i.’.ead ol the lor the (leneral. Eire. Water .ind PO T PO C R R I Sewer funds arhieved the reduction through in- s( l eilule will! I, projected saie.s o\er GIFT CERTIFIC ATE THE KNOTT PLACE, 56 OAK CAPITOL ^tltutlng a lour-day work week in the STREET. Specializing in 1 tOeAeal s;,.,- Most ol other recommendations AValer and Sewer Department and in THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A About one-lhjriJ ol 'he tlAti-at re not implemented also deal with Macrame mables. Plant EQUIPMENT itialing a ear pool GIFT CER'HFICATE for a Hangers. Crochettlng. Quilts. '38 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER patu I'oionijs to .1 ( lVnne\ lor their hudgeling procedures Subscription to The Stulted Animals ana all your niassr.e di'tr.hiili.r center The Although Manchester s volerv BeMde- Ihe gasoline reduction the Manchester Herald. "A Fami Christmas needs' 843-0490 643-7958 ''■ Met w.i- 111 ..per. thm .ear hut mandated a two-year moratorium on ly Newspaper Since 1881" town used an 588 6tK) grant to install Please call the Circulation We.^v prera.iist. had '..Id Ihe board participating in the ('ommuniU energy ellu ieiu windows at Lincoln Department at 647-9946. FLORISTS econort'i. comat.ons lorced a dela'. lle-.elopmeni Blo< k firant. and latei Center CHRISTMAS In the re[ioii he noiej lull operre del ided to continue it. Weis- Weiss-, repiirl also included G lfT CERTIFICATE. Give ARRANGEMENTS Park Hill ' on 'I the di'inhui ion i enter is reporied a great deal of stall el- department analvsis and charts of One To The Person You Love Joyce Flower Shop FTD [iuiiiiiec I l.iSo hut .1 r I'ennv will lorl was required to eorKiudi From Lords And Ladies Fruit Baskets Cnristmas Imam lal po'.ition Unisex Salon, Colony Shop, Parties Flowering Plants 944 Sullivan Ave.. South Wind Call 649-0791 sor 644-2435 PENTLAND FLORIST. FLORAL YOUR HOLIDAY IMPORTED GIFTS NEEDS' 24 Birch St 643-8247 FINNISH ESTONIAN "Pleasing You Is Our O'JARTZ IMPORTS and Handicrafts. Pleasure!" Blankets, famous design glass and other distinctive gifts. 44 Stony Road. Bolton. 649-8080 W OOD CITTING SUPPLIES X AMT> CAR Pl.ATES D.R BUNCE 4 COMPANY, \ PERSONAL CAR PLATES 210 Pine St. 6U-9872 Supplies. .Make Ideal Gifts. Featuring Woodcutting and Forestry Organization Emblems Products. &iles and service MANCHESTER RUBBER for CHAINSAWS, SAFETY STAMP, 20 Birch St 6494489, EQUIPMENT. Visa and Master Charge ACCESSORIES j, JROOl 3 Days only WOODSPLITTERS S55 TYPEWRITERS IKbij'l MEN’S ROBLEE DRESS SHOES, "1 Hui- rli.il YALE TYPEWRITER BICYCLES SERVICE. TYPEWRITERS S55 REBUILT, PORTABLE BICYCLES AND CAMPING JUST TYPEWRITERS From 820.00 EQUIPMENT. Sporting 37.99 Sales 4 Service, Typewriter goods, ice skates, sleds, sur- 4 Adding Machines. 41 vlviori, hockey, exercise Purnell Place. 6494986. equipment. FARR'S, 2 Main Three ways great! Reg $50 Classic handsome Roblee Street, Manchester 6437111 he oxfords or slip-ons In rich black Cjreat vTilue. Great accuracy or brown leather, with the quality and ARTS A CRAFTS BICYCLES NEW AND BRICK IN THE WALL Great looking. ruggedness of leather soles, loo! USED, THE VERNON BIKE Gallery of Fine Hand Crafts SHOP. Sales, Repairs Route Don't miss this opportunity to save now / • -J ,-,-/,f and Art The Artisan Mill, 210 83/1 MILE NORTH OF Pine Street. Tuesday thru : -ortz -1 -j. r-.'P'r.'r. ,0 O, And al D&L. Shoes. Manchester only VERNON HRCLE 872-3158. .'/■I. g r..;- ;1 Sunday. 643-1310. ■ P ji'.'ir Quartz , T-'-s,-. ■ 'nsfint .ptting 'I'J'* . Ill • : ■ "''-'dhand water ■t- ',f: • 1 Call Cindi, Janice, or Joe If You Would Like . in' ri^^us hands ■ : ■ avr-a ch-uice of ■stoin- To Be A Part Of Thi§ Gift Guide 643-2711 (ess'-.ti .r- .-'j' idoJSt.ng h ro ie le l or ;trh,- a y:, one loother atrup Plus no /ending uud tyloui corc'fozo rxitlery Mg yg. low If has tr, pi,,p^e the pneo conscious ^nrjn (;\ ✓ /oti Pulsar Quartz. Always o beat beyond In technology. In value.
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8 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Dec 11, 1980 Half-million dollar train .rs. Reagan^s daughter^ Patti, V^cIclinQs. collection now on display Shea-McConville The oldest piece is a tin ' matters. auction. has her own ideas, goals INDIANAPOUS (UPI) windup locomotive from Kathleen Dale McConville of Manchester and Timothy — Once upon a time a little Then In 1944 he saw an ad "I didn’t know a thing in the paper: "Large train about toy trains” when the the 1870s, Richard Shea of Manchester were married Nov. 29 at the boy wanted an electric There are Dorfan Uke- LOS ANGELES (UPI)- Tis The Season To Church of the Assumption in Manchester. train for Christmas. for sale." For $20 he collection was acquired, Patti Davli opposed the became the owner of a No. said Judi Ryan, curator of apart trains, a manufac The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Half a century and half a turing failure. They were war in Vietnam, smoked McConville of 99 Keeney St., Manchester. The million dollars later, the 185 steamer in gunmetal toys. She set out to learn as 'marijuana and lived with with nickel trim and a she was unpacking the the billed as "indestructible," Get In The Holiday bridegroom is tbe son of Mrs. Constance Shea of 596 Bush train Robert R. Vickers but in a few years the her boyfriend for three Hill Road, Manchester and the late Edward Shea. couldn't afford at age 10 string of freight cars. It collection. years. Like thousands of was his first standard She found "you have metal became brittle and The Rev, George Laliberte of the Church of the and all the ones he bought most of them cracked. her generation, she drove Assumption celebrated the nuptial mass and performed later to make up for it gauge train. everything with this collec- her parents — Ronald and Spirit With A... the double-ring ceremony. formed one of the world's Vickers and his wife, tion. I’d read about Nancy Reagan — crazy. The bride was given in marriage by her father. greatest toy train collec Naomi, were thrifty. They something rare and special Then there’s Lionel’s ,32 Ten years later, Patti, Tami Pillard of Manchester was maid of honor. tions. invested in land on the out — and then I’d unpack it.’ largest standard gauge 28, la still very independent Bridesmaids were Maureen McConville of Manchester Just in time for Christ skirts of Anderson. He There's a Lionel "State locomotive, nicknamed and ftill often disagrees and Barbara Farrand of Andover, sisters of the bride; mas, the Vickers collection b e c a m e a b u ild e r- Set" or “Transcontinental "The Brute," which pulled ^ with her parents, although developer when the town Limited," a standard the Transcontinental Candy Elizabeth Shea of Manchester, the bridgroom's sister; has gone on permanent the relationship has and Kathryn Bala of Enfield exhibit at the Indianapolis started to grow, and had gauge train with the names Express. Trouble was, the mellowed since the Edward Shea of Manchester was his brother's best Children's Museum. the money to pay for his of states on the passenger cars in the lull nine-foot set" frenetic 60s. man. Ushers were Patrick Shea of Manchester and Brian Santa Claus himself evergrowing collection. cars. "And ours is in were so heavy the,;.^, Patti, wiUi a brand new Shea of Maryville, Tenn., brothers of the bridegroom; couldn't have come up with Vickers, who died in perfect condition,” she locomotive was under- "six figure” contract with Cane Dorric Larsen and Robert Farrand, both of Manchester. more trains than Vickers December 1979, wanted his gloated. powered and sometimes NBC Television, is moving A reception was held at Fiano's Restaurant in Bolton. did in his lifetime. collection kept together. In There are eye-catching failed, so a new. twin- ,,, her lagging acting career The couple is residing in Manchester. Lionel, American Flyer, 1974 he a g re ^ to sell it to American Flyer "super motored engine had lo be , into high gear at the same Mrs. Shea is employed at Schatz & Schatz. Ribicoff & Ives, Beggs, Dorfan, push- the Children's Museum for sets,” cadmium-plated rushed into production. time that her parents are Sundae Kotin in Hartford Mr. Shea is employed at Farrand type, windup, electric, considerably less than its presentation specials. getting ready to move into Remodeling in Manchester (Focal Point photo) ride-em or genuine steam appraised value. Collectors A particular gem is the A Beggs train ran on live.r" the White House. powered: they're all there, now tell the museum that “Prosperity Special," a steam, generated over tiny • _ Patricia Ann Reagan with rising prices, it's copperplated standard alcohol lamps Cars had to IMuniiin^ m rrling- many in mint condition, may become the first with the tracks, bridges, worth more than $500,000. gauge model Ives brought be made of cardboard ^ member of any first family III BRON On Dec t6 students and teachers are signals, tunnels and houses It is hard to value the out months before the 1929 because there was so little who has shed her father's A generous portion of delicious Shady Glen Pepper there will be a planning invited to attend this ses with which children of collection because some stock market crash. Ives motive power sion Anyone who has any name. She started using mint Stick Ice Cream, — topped with hot fudge, meelmg at 8 p m in the yesteryear built miniature items are so rare nothing crashed, too, and was The Vickers collection is ;;;- questions or who is in her mother’s maiden name cafeteria ol Rham High railroad empires. like them has appeared at taken over by Lionel. all in display cases _ ' whipped cream and a candy cane. Delicious — for all terested in helping to plan about five years ago for School lo develop a The collection began ages! for the program, should both professional and per program ol drug when Vickers fell in love sonal reasons. awareness lor parents contact Mrs Plannv at 228- with trains in Anderson, Patti Davis, daughter of Ronald and Nancy Reagan is an in Mr;*. I imotliv K. Slira 9446 "If I have another name Interested parents. Ind., where his father ran a there’s a better chance of dependent thinker who admits in her younger years she had trolley car. people judging my work on many disagreements with her parents. She has just signed a six- “Happy Holidays from your Shady Glen” His uncle gave him his its own merit,” she said figure contract with NBC and is about to be launched on a path first train, a secondhand Wednesday in an Interview she hopes will take her to stardom.(UPI) Ives windup, when he was with UnltMl Press Inter About oriental rugs seven or eight. A couple of national. "There was also "I think Chad fantasies Quality Is Our Name—! NEW YORK O'PI ~ The flying enthusiasm While Europeans were just dis- years later Vickers was the daily situation of peo very feisty and the one like your name." ■ Once you get into it. you re covering the rugs, the Persians were dreaming of an electric ple asking if I was related about acting with him at place I wanted to go was Although she realized carpets soar higher - in price some point. 1 am very fascinated! ■ said Jerrehian m an in- creating their masterpieces. In the train and saving money to him. Haight-Ashbury in San her mother and father op No one blinks an eye these days dramatic and I unleashed terview 16th century, rugmaking reached its from a paper route to buy "Sometimes you want to Francisco.” posed many of the things when a front page headlines the sale all of my dramatics. They Suppose you want to get into Orien- peak with the Safavid dynasty whose it. go to the dry cleaner and Did she smoke she was doing, Patti Davis of a painting for record millions called me at school to tell tal rugs, e ith e r for beauty, dominions stretched far beyond the He couldn't have the not be asked 55 questions." marijuana? said their objections had But there are dozens ol other art rwc*rc Not Just A Supcmiarket...] me and, I mean this poor forms climbing in price almost as decorative qualities, or investment— borders of present day Iran, beautiful peacock blue Most the world got its "Sure, yeah, sure," she little effect on her. man — it was the happiest spectacularly or all three The capital of the Persian empire Lionel standard gauge No. first glimpse of Patti Davis replied. “ I don't know "1 was very rebellious," You might start with one of the was Isfahan and the rugs, miniatures 10 his heart was set on. — as Ronald Reagan's night in his life — and anyoneiwho hasn't smoked she said. "The way to Consider Oriental rugs here's this hysterical girl ^ DAIRY STORES Recently in a two-day sale of new guides to the rugs Caroline Bos- and other treasures produced for the Times were tough and its daughter — the night he dope. I don't anymore. I make sure that I did crying, ‘But 1 don’t want Orientals. Sotheby's in New York Iv. broker in the international court were the finest examples ofJthe $20 price was a good man's was elected president. Two can't afford to be that something was to tell me you to do it.’" auctioned $3 054 million worth Some wholesale market, has written empire s artists and weavers. The wages for two weeks. brief earlier appearances spacey anymore. not to do it." Two convenient locelions: On Route 6 In Manchester, As she grew older, Patti 580 rugs were offered Only 8 percent Rugs to Riches" (Pantheon, N Y designs became classics for many "But on Christmas Eve, on episodes of the "The "But sure I did. A friend Her live-in relationship end at the Manchester Parkade. and her father found ol those consigned were unsold $15 951, Jerrehian produced the generations of weavers. I took the five dollars I had Loye Boat" and "Vegas” of mine put it very well. He with rock star Bernie themselves on opposite Top price was $180,000 for a Per Oriental Rug Primer ' (Facts on saved down to Hunter's did not attract much atten said, ‘We were protected in Leadon, formerly with the .\dvenl workshop sides of the debate over the sian tree and animal rug from the File. N Y $12 95) and from Parviz Penny Store and came tion. our innocence.' And we Eagles, ended two years 16th century It was 27 feet-4 inches Nemati there is "Rugs As An MANCHESTER — Members of home the proud owner of When Patti Davis, stan Vietnam War were. Those were very in ago. While her attitude "I disagreed with him in by 9 teel-11 inches and went to a Investment '.Agate Press, NY Center Congregational Church will an American Flyer 0 ding beside her mother and nocent times. There wasn’t toward marriage has the late 60s," she private collector $60' participate in an Advent Potluck gauge orange electric set, yoqnger brother, Ron, 22, anything really to think changed recently, she said, explained. "1 got pretty A silk Tabriz 13 by 9 feet, circa Nemati grew up among the supper and workshop Friday which had been marked w av^ to the crowd in the about or worry about. But she would live with another political myself then, but I 1900 went to a private collector lor weavers of Kerman, one of the most The potluck will start at 6 p.m. in down from nine dollars. It ballroom of tbe Century we all grow up a little bit boyfriend if she wanted to, think it went beyond $58.(XX) Tabriz is in northwest Iran ancient and famous rug centers of Woodruff Hall Those attending was my very first electric Hotel, most of tbe and now there's work to do. even with her parents in PUtu politics. I think the issue of It was one of our largest, said a Iran He is a New York dealer, presi should bring a dessert, salad, or train," he once said. reporters In the room — "I don't think pot is such the White House. Vietnam was bigger than Sotheby spokesman ol the two-day dent of Antique Buyers International. casserole to serve 8-10 persons plus His love of trains never evpn those who had a terrible drug. It just "If I were in love with politics. I was very against event W'e've gotten away from Inc and his book concentrates on their own place settings abated When he married covered her father for makes you forget things — him, yes," Patti said. it and I was very vocal calling records but this one was most Orientals for investment purposes Following the supper there will be and had four children, his y e* s — didn't recognise the making of Cbiiftmas crafU to toolmaker's wages had to I I ( I I I I tbq dark-haired beauty about it." successful Patti Davis said she was Figures on how much the rugs Contents of the books range from help decorate the church There will go for more serious w i^ the pretty smile. The history i they predate Christianity particularly "uncomfor originally cost their owners were not also be a Christmas Carol sing. campaign trail is not Pat table” that her father and nomads are credited with some ti's idea of fun. .ivailable but at the going rate it was became a symbol for those a handsome profit on investment ol the most beautiful, they could LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAIL. AUTOMATIC 'll hate politics," she ^ outh Group Museum who supported the war. carry their primitive looms with saijl. "I think it’s very K) Hugs the Iranians weave generally M AN* HESTER - The Youth "Things were being said Your Worth's Charge Card are the highest quality but that them a glossary of terms from A mean.” Group of F7manuel Lutheran Church about him that I knew market is now cut off from importers ■ for Anatolian, rugs from the high MR. COFFEE In fact, Patti was heart- makes shopping so easy! will sponsor its second annual talent program weren't true.” she said. although their multitude of patterns plains ol central Turkey lo Z 'for brdien in 1965 when her show Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the "But yet I understood how and hand-weaving techniques lung Zel-i-Sultan, a style of rug once from Mrs Zia Giulianna of the COFFEE MACHINE* $4499 father decided to run for GIFT church they came about. 1 was 'ince have spread to other countries a certain district of Iran, now Italian Information Center governor of California. She relering to a repeating design made Before the show there will be a will talk on LaBefana and LESS MEG. REBATE OF S12.00 very tom.” Downtown Manchootor and Producers of Orientals include In spaghetti supper with servings at YOUR FINAL COSTS19.99 1 10 cup got tbe news while atten dia Pakistan Iraq Afghanistan, up ol small vases of roses or red other Italian Christmas ding boarding school in Over the next several TrI-CIty Plaza, Vornon flowers', and some do's and don'ts 5 30 . 6 and 6 30 p m traditions on Tuesday. years, she again parted Turkey. Syria Romania and China The group is continuing to raise Arizona. 1 think the good Iranian ones for today s shopper Dec 23 from 1 to 3 p m at ';it was very important company with her parents money for the trip it hopes to take to the Children's Museum ol over her use of marijuana alreads are m the western world. " I’urdue in July for the All-Lutheran to me to be cOol and being a Jerrehian says the earliest pile Hartford. PROCTOR SILEX and her three-year live-in ^aldJohn(■ K.delmann who runs the Youth Gathering governor's daughter was Kdeimann Galleries in New York labrics were discovered by There will be treats for SPRAY STEAM not cool to be,” she said. "I relationship with her 1-or lo vears. he was the Sotheby archaeologists in Egyptian tombs young visitors and there is diihi't aee myself in that boyfriend. ■ '.pert on rare rugs and tapestries although they seemed to have been l).\R m eeting no charge above museum & DRY IRON* * 1 1 ?* rote. I wanted him to re "We had the same At a recent Kdeimann auction, a used as clothing and hangings rather M ANt HESTER - The Orford admission. main in show business problems as every other 1 arpet from India circa 1628-1650, than rugs F'arish of the Daughters of the The museum's programs because that’s what I family," she explained. "I Urougnt $85 uoi' A sale lor $20,000 is The earliest known pile rug was American Revolution will meet on ethnic customs for the LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAIL. wanted to do. was very rebellious and not unusual he said lound by Russian archaeologists in a Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of winter holidays will con tMiat is the appeal ol an Oriental" Scythian hurial site in Outer Mrs William D 0 Weill, 22 Kane tinue on Saturday. Dec 27 PROCTOR SILEX Aram .lerietiian a Philadelphia Mongolia It s been dated from the Road, Manchester at 2:30 p.m with a presen TOASTER* dealer in rare rugs, thinks its their tilth century B C Nlrs Benton Osgood will speak on tation on the Greek »16S beauty a nostalgia lor hand - rafted That Italian adventurer Marco "'TjoUs —Mostly Antique Dolls ' The traditions of the season Police hunting ...... materials And an Oriental will fit Polo 1254-13241 was supposed to hostess for the evening wili be Miss Museum admission is $3 r n l t d . QUAN. a v a il . GENERAL ELECTRIC anywhere he said They go n.cely. have garnered Orientals in his Sallv Robb for adults. $1.50 for r :.ir instance with simple lims of travels With the opening of more children and senior 1,, - Tt’T TOASTER OVEN $ O Q 9 9 officer’s killer modern furniture trade routes in the 16th and 17th cen citizens The museum is open Monday through ^ BROILER* W 9 e.ci. Their appeal is so strong ti.at turies. large numbers of the rugs lJU IT SATURDAY — Win money by MILFORD, Mass. (UPI) - Police hunted today for two around the country there are One:,- were imported and greatly prized by solving the I'rizeword puzzle in your Saturday. 10 a.m. to 5 p m. m$n wanted for the murder of Sgt. Walter Ckmley, a 31- Saturday morning Herald tal rug clubs where collectors meet those Europeans who could afford and on Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. year veteran of the Milford police force. to share their knowledge and them ^nley, 61, was fatally wounded Wednesday when a CAtDOR SHOPPING PIAZA man wielding a military-type rifle jumped out ol a car MANCHESTER an$l pumped two bullets into the officer's abdomen as he carried $50 from one bank to another, police said. Women honored Open Mon Fn 10-9, Sot, I0-6, Sun. 12-5 LTD. QUAN. AVAIL CURLING IRON WITH STEAM GILIETTE trie gunman and his accomplice fled empty-handed. GILLETTE SUPERMAX auUioriUes reported. r I I'wn iin-.i A'lriii'ii haw NOW OPEN Iheir prolessions anti the SUN0AY12S Conley, a widower and father of three, died on the ln't'n M'U'( l(-(l (('f ini lu.''ion ciiiiifniinitics [a I’M'VS SUPER CURl^ o[{erating table at Milford Hospital emergency room at in lilt' 198(1 f d ilin n ol PRO COMPACT I misumdini; A 'luni; Vtoiiicn WS4 4:85 p.m. despite frantic efforts to save him. Always 20 50°. less than other sloies COMPACT* FBI agents joined state and local police in searching 111 Ament .1 VNDOM R The An First quolily Lobels not removed They are t'heryl S Dyer dover Btiard ol Education foi" the two suspects, described as white males under 30. 112 Millbrook Drive East atiproved Hie purchase ol a' Police said they sped off in a station wagon that had Hartford and Barbara wide carnage typewriter bMn stolen in Boston, dumped the car several blocks Ann Troiiton 92 Orchard lor the Andover Eleiiien- away, and fled in a Lincoln Continental. mie second car was found several hours later behind a St Rockville tary School oil ice The program is designed 'The board approved , LESS MEG REBATE$2 00 Milford apartment complex. to honor ,tnd encourage (lolicies relating lo student 100% WOOL TWEED BLAZERS YOUR (INAL COST $7 99 'Investigators were following up on several leads today, exceptlonal young women records, transportation but "so far there's nothing concrete," said Officer Elarl betwt'en the ,iges of 21 and and lund raising The board MIGHTY COMPACT Wagner. 36 who have distinguished joined the National Sehtxil reg. *100.00 ;Wagner, who had known Conley for eight years and 1 0 FOLDING TRAVEL r 9 9 vforked on the 4-to-midnlght Shift with him for the past themselves in their homes. Boards Association *39.99 HAIRDRYER* 1200 w alls few months, said, "I don't think he had an enemy that you (»uld think of. He was a very professional police officer." AUTOMATIC PUSH BUTTON .‘Wagner described Conley as "a very witty person.” ; Police said Conley, who was on a special ^ r d detail, where else esn you get a genuinf leather handbag LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE tad just taken $90 worth of pennies from Milford Savings UMBRELLA’S *3.99 I W ATER P IK dank to the Old Colony Bank to be converted Into paper rboney. SHOWn MASSAGE* *15?* : As Conley emerged from Old Colony around $.40 p.m., for just a car pulled up and a man fired four shots at him from Copies of a very famous maker’s selling for much more! Softest JOHN MEYER SWEATERS ^ 5 LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAIL. HAND HJ^DHjRD ^ t was believed to be an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, genuine leathers In five beautiful styles! Be a super Santa and carry Weekend Special ^llce said. . away at least one of these ... perfect for all the special girls on your A WiwHicn ATER riwP IK ^ ; “When I got there, he w m just lying on the sidewalk list! accessories, downtown manchester and trl city plaza, vernon. SHOWER MASSAGE* quUlde the bank, bleeding," one officer said. • Black • Burgundy • Brown • Brandy V2 PRICE 24!* • Just after the shooUng, police chased a car they 16.99 Pom Pons * (Wy AwBaMa at aur i tLlecaaea ft» u ^ t was the get-away vehicle for about eight miles *36 values! M ore losing s l^ t of It In Uxbridge, but 1t was later In (vd** to ittu 'C a luNiownt $up#ly M M it* ii9«is lor dN «wf t m t aw nfi, ms nm tl >M9rv9 ilwi 'if*ti le Iewhi in$ fw'ciMM lo un>i» OXFORD SHIRTS oi4ol8n,s#i#iii#mi.eBe#Fiwiwee*wwtee«ielH W»ife9|Wi$*i«leiiYpeyBf#iie9i#ri*i anc«9tN9ctiv«lwn O st / (tetermined to be the wrong car, authorities said. a bunch ibruSdi D»c M ttao Wow$cWl#M»f«r»Wi«ar$aMih>tM8>9H wc—SAnty'WfufnimH *4 Police officers from throughout New England were (}owntown Op«n Every day 9;30-9 except Sat, 9:30-5 •3.49 MIIIw p u ife m en lf Cafvrtflit WAHlFINNFOOOCORaOMAftOM IHO AND OTHERS expected to attend a mlllUry-type procession and funeral TrI-CIty Plaza Mon.-FrI. 10-9, Sat. 10-5:30, Sun. 12-5 [CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. OPEN for the slain officer Saturday morning at Saint Mary's THURS. * 8 . 0 0 . values to *22 Church. ) CARRY 649-5268 t il l 9 P.M. from our regular stock llL r KVENING herald, Thurs., Dec 11. 19S0 EVENING HERALD, Thurg., Dec. 11, 1980 - 1 1
Realignment McHale comes see■ B I see a B iI a five year regional health plan. Henry Ryba said, "We’re running me, ’ and along wiin u at came a want input on this?” he asked. “At to ' attract people, including and playoffs off bench to ! ! P ■ • I Page 13 rownToll out of space." Menschell said, "I mmm j| j nice red lollipop from Santa. Santa this point?” questioned Minority residents, to the downtown "The good news is: we're right Bemie Menschell, one of the better hurry up and move.” are approved spark victory I on schedule The bad news is: we owners of the Manchester Drive-In must think the mayor has bMn Leader William Diana in disbelief. business area," —Town Clerk John good this year.____ Page 12 rage 12 SCOREBOARD had to change the schedule to be on Theater, told the people attending a Penny said later he hoped for a J. Barry, said at an East Hartford p o rts As Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst 45 Although two Democratic Republican second In what had Board of Education meeting this it," Larry i’itinger. regional men- public hearing in Bolton, that one of was leaving her office one day this I tal health director, told the the problems he sees is Manchester nominations to the Manchester become a partisan squabble over week where discussion was held on week a young man stopped by to Human Relations Commission the appointments. the proposed transfer of 6th, 7th ...... ♦••••••••••■•■• Tue.sdav meeting of the North Cen becoming more and more crowded say he had a message for her from tral Regional Menta) Health Board and he is considering moving to were already on the floor. Mayor and 8th graders from Center Mid Santa Claus. The message was "Be "Why take the school out of the in Manchester He was referring to Bolton Bolton First Selectman Stephen Penny tried to accommodate dle School to O'Brien Middle sure and stop by my house to see Republican directors. “Do vou center of town when we are trying School. Obituaries. RSox start house cleaning Stiff fines increase receipts DALLAS (UPI) - Rick Manager Haywood Sullivan it had been seeking for several taining Mark Wagner from the set some American League denied the deal had anything to do local ownership is available in Mice \ . Baldwin John Jacko|i8ir D.. \M 4 DT'IP^ ■/!.'A ___ A t-j_- ow . **“ Burleson and Butch Hobson are years and a power hitter to take Detroit Tigers for relief pitcher owners, as has the threat by By MARTI.\ KEARNS different, as parking fines increased Street, where a one-hour maximum Chicago and that that is what they (.I.ASroMIl - Alice V. TOM,AM) — John Jackopsic, 92, crease in revenues over the next gone, and Fred Lynn may not be with money, the trade had plenty Lansford's place at third. Kevin Saucier and the Houston DeBartolo that he might take Herald Krpurtrr for the first time in 15-years. is in effect. From there the com year. Minor speculated it would not favor.” "Mickie " Baldwin, formerly of Knox of South River Road, died Wednesday far behind. of economic undertones since Boston receives one of the Astros strengthened their bench them to court of they don l go In addition, the town enacted new muters could take the roundtrip bus necessarily follow that police would DeBartolo, owner of three race l-ane. died Wednesday in Hebron. at Bradley Memorial Hospital in MA.NCIIESTER — Revenues from The Boston Red Sox, with the both Burleson and Hobson were league's best young players in the by signing free agent Dave along with his wi.shes. regulations to clear traffic from fire ride into Hartford, pay a one dollar be issuing more tickets. In fact, he tracks who has helped finance the Mrs. Baldwin was born in Long Southington after a long illness.* parking violations rose dramatically third largest payroll in baseball, entering the final year of their 23-year.nH Lansford, a relief Roberts, a catcher-infielder to a "I don't think horse racing has lanes in conjested shopping centers. violation and still park more cheaply White Sox dabblings into the free Island. N Y. and had lived in Glaston Mr Jackopsic was formerly in November, as stiffer fines and a said, the department hoped the in did some house cleaning at the contracts and were having pitcher who will help a sickly five-year, $1.1 million contract. anything lo do with it,'said Stein Manchester’s two fire marshals had than anywhere in downtown Hart agent market this year, has bury for many years She was a employed as a watchman at Hail new ordinance took effect. creased fines would decrease the winter meetings Thursday and negotiation problems with the bullpen and a top notch defensive An important issue on today's brenner. “It’s just a matter of asked for the ordinance to increase ford. threatened to sue the major cashier for the First Nalional Stores Thread Mill in Willington. retiring 2.1 The town Treasurer s Office number of tickets being issued. traded shortstop Burleson and Red Sox. center fielder. It is a return home agenda is a vote by the American local ownership in Chicago There emergency access to the densely- Parking ordinances, and the fines leagues if he does not receive a for 32 vears before her retirement in years ago. reported revenues had more than And Minor cautioned, the October- third baseman Hobson to the "We did have a lot of problems of sorts for Miller, who played League owners on whether to are people standing there with the populated areas. they carry, are designed to regulate go-ahead to purchase the White 1963 He leaves three sons. John Jackop doubled -fro m 62.107 to $5,536 November period would not serve as California Angels for third signing Burleson,” said Sullivan. seven seasons with Boston before accept Edward DeBarlolo’s bid to same money he has. Beginning Nov. 1, $15 and $25 traffic flows around town. Minor Sox. She leaves a niece Dorothy sic of Rockville, Edwin Jackopsic of —during October and November. a fair guage of the new ordinance's baseman Carney Lansford, relief "But they were not moved playing out his option after the "The vote against Eddie lat the tickets replaced the single digit fines said. In particular, the fines are in purchase the Chicago White Sox Brunner of Hebron. Willington. and Paul Jackopsic of More startling, receipts for the impact, since revenues always rise pitcher Mark Clear and outfielder because of money. Everyone 1977 season and signing with the Roberts was the second free league owners earlier meeting) most motorists had become familiar tended to deter motorists from from Bill Veeck for $20 million. Funeral services will be Friday at Tolland, a daughter. Mrs. Helen period ending Dec. 9 totaled $6,198, during that period. A better indicator Rick Miller. we've got cost us a lot of money. Angels. Veeck's fellow owners have agent signed this year by the was not so much a vole against 1 p m Irom the Glastonbury Funeral .Nadeau of Southington: IS and police officials are quick «to- , ^ h . According to Minor, the town violating the regulations, he said. will be available next year, when 12- We've probably got the third “We feel Burleson will fill the Astros, who acquired veteran Board of Directors raised the fees The new ordinance was passed by already knocked down the idea Eddie as it was a vote for local Home. 4d0 New Uindon Turnpike. grandchildren, and IS great explain the increase. month figures are assembled. Although Red Sox General largest payroll in baseball. " void we've had at shortstop since pitcher Don Sutton last week. ownership." when it became apparent parking or town directors in June 1979, but once and they are expected to do Glastonbury with the Rev Carl F grandchildren: and several nieces Still, the Red Sox appreared to Jim Fregosi (now the club so again today at their executive Among those lobbying against Captain Henry Minor said revenues dinances were being habitually didn't take effect until Nov. 1, Police Sources say the police department Schuit? Jr uifieialmg and nephews. be ready to unload another of manager)," said team owner meeting which keynote s this an DeBartolo's ownership of the Irom parking violations traditionally violated. needed the grace period to make also gave motorists a couple weeks Burial will be in Rose Hill Funeral services will be Friday at their high priced superstars in the Gene Autry. "1 hate to say that — nual conclave. White Sox has been baseball com increase In November, when the Minor said more than one Hartford routine adjustments, such as Memorial I’ark, Rocky Hill Friends 10:30 a m. at United Congregational to adjust to the winter parking ban, 28-year-old Lynn. Lynn's contract I don't want to give him a big head American League owners voted missioner Bowie Kuhn, apparent winter parking ordinance takes commuter made a daily practice of ordering new tickets. Minor said. may r-all at the funeral home texfay Church ol Tolland Burial will be in turning an unsuspecting eye from also expires after next season and — but it’s true.” in favor of DeBartolo’s ly because of his race track in effect. But this year the situation is parking ainn.o the downtown’s Main While the town might realize an in Irnm 2 to 4 pm Memorial con South Cemetery. Tolland many initial violators. . he has already told the club he ownership. 8-6, at a meeting terests. tributions inav be made to Communi- Friends may call at the Tocchetti plans to play out his option Only Tuesday, Fregosi had following the World Series, but it But DeBartolo aide Vincent tv Health Center of Columbia, Funeral Home. 200 W .Mam St . Staf » because they are so far apart on listed Lansford among his list of takes 10 “yes ” votes to approve Bartimo has accussed Kuhn of Columbia ford Springs, tixiay from 7 to 9 p m money. untouchable players but change of ownership. being prejudiced against the Damaged motor spawns lawsuit As a result. Lynn may be Wednesday he modified his stand would-be owner of the White Sox Mrs. I.aiira I .".lewell Developments since that vote wearing Dodger blue by tonight if indicate that DeBartolo will not because he is of Italian descent. m ilR liN Mr.s l.ailla 1, By .MARY KITZMANN registered letter informing the com damages stemming from interrup "If you can make a deal that surance corporations, saying the Los Angeles can work out terms receive as many voles as he did "I don't know of any Italian who Walthcrl. Jewell ol 4 Abbev pany he plans a small claims suit tion of service. DiRosa said he was can help your club as much as this Herald Reporter public is being "ripped off” by the on a new contratt with the Red the last time. has been successful and made Drive, died ednesday at DO IT WED.N'ESDAY — Discover all over a burned-out motor in his dry- shown a clause in the Northeast con monopolies. Sox slugger. If a deal can be one helped ours, your un some money that somebody in AI ANUIE.STKK - The first step cleaning business. .Manchester Memorial Hospital She the latest recipes and more in your of a small claims suit against tract absolving them of liability. "I keep telling my wife, if I ever made, Boston will recieve pitcher touchables suddenly become some segment of this society The monopoly electric company was the wile ol W C Jewett Iu 11 - c 0 10 r Evening Herald Northeast Utilities was taken today “In all its entire existence, a liabil- am in a position. I will investigate Joe Beckwith, either outfielder touchable," said Fregosi. “My opinion is that it will be won't say, he's in the Mafia,"' should pay $^.50, plus court costs, / Born in Dover Ohio. Dec 4, 1912. People Food section by Republican Board of Directors ty claim has never been paid," these companies,” he said. Pedro Guerrero or infielder tough for Mr. DeBartolo," said Bartimo has said. for the motor's repair, DiRosa she had lived in Storrs lor 27 years member Pete DiRosa DiRosa said. DiRosa was particularity annoyed Mickey Hatcher and another Aside from the Boston- New York Yankees owner George The White Sox have admitted adamantly says. The motor burned belore moving lo Hebron 13 >ears DiRosa said he will mail a But he plans the small claims when he called the Public Utilities player, probably a pitcher. Calib>rnia trade there was very Steinbrenner shortly after he that DeBartolo supplied part of ago Nov. 20 during a "brown-out" that hearing not only based on principle, Commission to research his com On paper, the Angels-Red Sox little activity in Wednesday’s arrived in town Wednesday. "I the money needed lo sign free > She trained as a child's nurse in affected the Parkade and parts of but out of long-standing irritation plaint and was told nothing could be deal looks good for both sides. trade market. The Texas Rangers think there is a feeling among the agents Jim Essian and Ron West Middle Turnpike, where New York and worked as a child s More minority with the monopoly company. done. He called the Consumer III TCII IIOItSON California received the shortstop also acquired a shortstop, ob American League owners that LeFlore That admission has up KICK Kl KLESON nurse in Connecticut DiRosa, a second-year director, "They have no liability at all if they Protection Service. The same woman She was a member ol the SaKation operates one of several "DiRosa don’t provide good service,” he said. answered both calls, and gave him ■\riiiv Corps III Willimanlic ana a Cleaners ’ "If I don't provide good service I go the same negative reply. loriner Sunda\ School teacher with appointments urged DiRosa says he will wait the man out of business." Although he foresees little satisfac datory five business days for a reply. the .Salvation Army and secretary ol \l AM HESTER - The fallout he said. 1 think the others agree DiRosa says he had to fix the tion with the small claims suit, he If there is none, he plans to take the Home League She was a over partisan and intra-party loo '■ motor, but wants to illustrate a point. j)lans to pursue his ^omblaints and Thoughts QpLENty Tie satisfies Black Hawks programmer lor the Echo Grange ol Northeast Utilities to court. haggling over two appointments to Cassano noted the only Black ap "Northeast Utilities is the only opinions He hopes to meet with area by Schmautz. who also scored twice, Manslield and lormer member ol the But DiRosa says he knows the out supplier of electricity to our state," NEW YORK (UPI) - Sometimes, nipeg 8-5, and the New York the newly-expanded Human pointments have been on the Human legislators and explain his views. called 100 minutes in the first period and Dave Williams for a 5-4 edge. Eastern Star in Willimanlic come. “1 fully intend to lose," he he said. “They’re telling us they can kissing your sister is kind of nice. Islanders nipped Edmonton 3-2. Relations Commission has been a Relations Commission, and stressed When public hearings are held on the alone and I’ll bet it took us an hour King' 7, North Slum 2 said. Although he was initially told "We were aching for a point or two RungiTH 6, Cu|>ilul» 2 Besides her husband she is sur- call for minority appointments to they were Democratic appointments do anything they want, including give utility company, he plans to speak and twenty minutes to complete a 1-0 Charlie Simmer, Steve Jensen and viK'd bv a son E Everett .lewett ol the company would pay for the lousy service." Consistent after losing six straight games, so I'd Walt Tkaezuk snapped a 1-1 tie late other commissions The Republicans wished to change "I'm sure I’m not the first period. Marcel Dionne all scored second- Hebron, a daughter Mrs .lohn motor, a second representative said say it was a very big night for us,” in the second period and Ed A day after the five-member that record Tuesday evening, and He categorizes the electric com crusading rabbit, but something has “Chicago worked hard but they had period goals to help Los Angeles Lenora Konow ol .North Franklin. Northeast Utilities is not liable for By Chicago coach Keith Magnuson said Johnstone added a shorthanded goal Democratic majority appointed planned to offer the name of a Black pany along with the telephone and in to be done," he said too many manpower advantages." move into a second place tie with the Mass two sisters, Mrs Lvdia play goal Wednesday night after Grant Mulvey at 6:22 of the third to lift New York to 'Elizabeth Thompson and Rubin woman for the commission The Quinn's complaints did little to Islanders in the overall NHL stan ■lenles and Mrs Lillian Sticner both Len Auster scored a power-play goal with 3:19 its fourth straight triumph.' Mike Fisher lo the HRC over Republican Democrats however, had prepared dampen the Black Hawks' spirits. dings ol Massillon Ohio and nine left in the game to give the Chicago Gartner, who scored both protests that they weron t allowed an two nominations, despite Mayor Driver for Huskies "We played well defensively and I'lundcr' .'1. Oiler' 2 grande hildren Washington goals, tied it at 12:09 of appointment twodirectors called for .Stephen Penny's promise that the Black Hawks a 2-2 tie with the gave them only one or two three-on- Mike Bossy scored his second goal the second on a penalty shot he was Funeral services will pe held more minority appointments lo other minority party could have "input ' Philadelphia Flyers. dPthe game—a league-leading 30th— .saturdas at 10 a m at the Salvation injured DID Time is the ally of the UConn “ We had too come from behind awarded , when Ranger defenseman town commissions DiRosa commented this morning with 31 seconds left to lift New York Bits and pieces twice and we did it without two of our Barry Beck tripped him from behind Ariiu Citadel in Mane hosier the problem wasn t one ol partisan basketball team. over Edmonton Denis Potvin lied il MANEHESTER - A The schoolboy basketball season best players, (goaitender) Tony during a breakaway. friends mav < all at the Holmes As resignations occurr during the differences until Democratic intra- The Huskies in their first two out 2-2 midway through the second F'lnerii Home 4ud .Main St Coventry woman and an taps off Friday night with Esposito being rested and Terry next year, —more terms don't expire party squabbles denied the ings, both successful ventures, were period and Stan Weir and Blair Mane hosier. Fridav from 2 lo 4 anil 7 until November 1981. the Board Republicans a position The Andover woman were in far from being consistent. That was Manchaster High hosting CCIL foe .Huskowski being thrown out of the Bruinff 6, Nordiqut-n 4 volved in separate ac game in the first period." Defenseman Dick Redmond scored MacDonald scored for Edmonton. to i< I l l Memorial contributions should place an emphasis on minori- D em ocrats'tried to smooth the YOU KNOW almost to be expected. Conard High at Clarke Arena. Tliet«' cidents on Interstate 84 is sentiment among many league The* fact that the Black Hawks, two unassisted goals — one ma\ be made* to the* .Sahation .Army tv appointments Democratic Deputy situtation by offering to appoint "As time goes on we'll get the this morning. State Police coaches that the Indians again will vy who had dropped to a paltry 9-15-5 shorthanded and one on a powerplay t orps in Mane'tiester or the* .Arthritis .Mayor Stephen Cassano. and Fisher, an unaffiliated voter, as a motor going This was only our se said both cars were for CCIL honors, which has become record with a six-game slump, tied Foundation at 929 Silas Dean Republican Director Pete DiRosa Republican appointee, but the cond game while some teams have — in the second period, forcing demolished. somewhat commonplace under the team with the best record in the Highwa". Wetherslii'ld said today ' W'e should make a Republicans apparently wouldn t buy AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the played four or five games," UConn Quebec goalie Michel Dion to pull major effort to look a minority ap- It The accidents both Coach Dorn Perno rem arked seventh-year Coach Doug Pearson, NHL also gave Magnuson a certain two or two on one breaks in the whole himself from the game and powering Winnipeg Three of his six editions have either game, " said Mulvey. In M*'nioriuin [xiintments.■' Cassano said 1 hope The lour Republicans believed both happened near the following Tuesday night's 72-50 win satisfaction Boston to victory For Quebec. Dave shared or won outright CCIL honors. more Blacks submit resumes ' new appointments should represent a Highland Street Exit due to areas largest selections of over Fairfield "That was ridiculous," he said of After Bill Barber scored the first Pichette notched his first .NHL goal Being one of the picks —always the penalty-filled game, "but it DiRosa said in brief discussions he racial minority, and expressed disap the slippery condition of I 'Conn dnwn the road cannot afford of his two goals 7:30 into the game, and Jamie Hislop scored twice. • fiifl r r ;:itt^ A will' jWdV the highway —can be good and bad. It's g o ^ shows we can play with anybody IVnguin' 4, tianudienn .'1 winless urged more minority appointments pointment in abstaining on the vote. « SIX ininulf scoring drought and rookie Ken Solheim notched his first 1 TV jjn i hr* - A’.er i.mU h- I r r m The first accident Home Improvement appliances to win - as It did against the because teams respect you and bad when we play our defensive type of NHL goal to tie it 1-1 midway through Peter Lee scored two goals, in l.tWjA M.«rch'.'4 I'xl niA (itdfKl because the board would be remiss But today the two parties apparently happened about 6:30 a m because the same are always out to game." -Uirf 7 *«‘niDu*,ik wht> il we didn t were in agreement about appointing Hlags GoihI clubs like Georgetown. the second pariod. Barber added his cluding a third-period tiebreaker, to and the driver of that car get you Manchester has to always be The Flyers did keep their unbeaten lift Pittsburgh to its second con "'There's no question in my mind more minorities overall at Low discount Pi’ices?...... Kvrs'' ' SI John's and Villanova, 24th of the season at 4:59 into the skein 25 !h* thr*** ■>! A‘", dw.*\ 111* was Patricia Hayes of «ll .... d Conference foes, will on its toes. streak intact, extending it to six third period, setting up Mulvey's secutive victory over Montreal Mon Main Street, Coventry. exploit t.ich an' occurrence Manchester's style this year should games, but Philadelphia coach Pat heroics. treal tied it 3-3 at 7:16 of the third on WI.N.N'IPEG, Manitoba lUPU — The second one occurred dramalli ally be altered. It possesses speed, Quinn was not the least bit pleased. In other games, the New York Guy Lafleur's 10th goal. For Winnipeg coach Tom McVic. it ' »nr I'tnim ► iwrrefd Abduction reported shortly af'er 7 a m and the The Huskies in Ihe opener against quickness, and will attempt to utilize "The league is trying to speed up Rangers beat Washington 6-2, Boston CunuckH 8. Muple I.eafs .5 was another one of those nights The Winnipeg Jets extended their MAM HESTER - Police this who had lived in Manchester but had driver of that car was ...NOW YOU KNOW! Yale were given a lesson in the first il. "I feel we'll be competitive, play and he called all those double downed Quebec 6-4, Boston topped Per-Olov Brasar scored a pair of In Memoriani winless streak to 25 games with an 8- morning said a 17-year-old local girl few lies to the community. Beverly Ouellette of Route hall by Ihe Ivy laiaguers The Elis exciting and very entertaining (to misconducts which don't make any Quebec 6-4, Pittsburgh edged Mon goals and added two third-period 87 in Andover watch),” offers Tribe Coach Doug sense,” Quinn said of referee Bryan assists to power Vancouver Brasar 5 loss to the Hartford Whalers ■ • f- i! gi.friiir: I’ju. lUjffK.rti was abducted Wednesday afternoon, The girl was last seen at 9 a m. just outsmarted Connecticut in those treal 4-3, Vancouver downed Toronto Wednesday night and at last report was being held Wednesday when she picked up her BUY JENN-AIR QUALITY first '20 minutes. But UConn had Pearson. Lewis, who called a total of 132 8-5, Los Angeles romped over tied it 3-3 at 15:20 of the second The game lied the Jets with the Ml*... ffii ri* somewhere in New York state pay check from a local business, enough poise, and just too much For the stretched entertainment penalty minutes in the game. "He Minnesota 7-2, Hartford heal Win period and assisted on goals by Bob- w'. • '■'I'l' nijt 'T , ,ir n«*Af*r h.-'.-.a ih«* Police declined to release the girl's police said. FOR THE LASTING CHRISTMAS talent, to be vanquished. dollar, a schoolboy basketball game Washington Capital's losing record identity but said they received a call SERVICE The second game story was won't be a bad selection.. set in 1975-76 just two games short ol the all-time .NHL record held bv Kan ! •) 'S'*.: t,. f ''••'’'Hrtf 4n
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Recreation department to offer skating lessons Region______(.1. \S roM U — It's that lime slruction form a former hockey star, Other swim programs scheduled, events at St. Paul Church, Main • Co-ed volleyball — Second • Sunday open gym — Sundays of year again Brian Gillie, are on the agenda. effective Dec. 22 include: swim Street. Square dance lessons, 9:30 to Friday of each month from 7:30 to trom 1 to 5 p.m. at the high school. The lilastonbury Parks and The ice skating program is one of lessons, and stroke clinic, Tuesday 11:30 a.m.; hot lunches, 11:45 a.m.; 9:30 p.m. at the Hebron Avenue Proper footwear is required. The State government group to explain latest proposals Recreation Department is accepting several special activities listed by and Thursday, 5:30 to 6:05 p.m. and games and relaxation, afternoon. School. Players must be 18 years old program ends Dec. 14. Starting Jan. Reservations and cancellations must 11, Sunday hours will be 2 to 5 p.m. registrations for beginners' ice the department. 6:10 to 6:45 p.m.; water ballet, and out of high school. No fee. BARBARA BICIIMOM) Swimming pool hours will be Tuesday. 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.; swim- be made by Wednesday by calling • Teen drop-in center — Every • Adult open gym — Wednesday problems as over-reliance The General Assembly authorized such current ease and hypertension. Workfare legislation (including administrative assistance payments in skating lessons, scheduled to begin Herald Reporler soon at .) B Williams Park revised, effective Dec 22 and con nastics, Tuesday, 7:45 to 8:45 p.m.; 633-5231, extension 390. Thursday and Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at the Naubuc on the property tax as a should overrule the State reimbursement to start in There are also several amended to provide more costs! of the general order to keep up with infla Lessons will be ottered, when the tinuing through .Itine 26. 1981 swim team group A, Monday, • Glastonbury Square Dance Club in the old cafeteria at the Naubuc School. AKRNON — Represen source of state-local Supreme Court’s holding in 1980-81 and th e 1980 recommendations in the adequate reimbursement assistance program: to in tion ice IS ready, to children and adults. Adult swimming hours are 6 .10 to W'edne.sday and Friday, 5:30 to 6:30 — Lessons Wedne^ay from 8 to 10 School. Teens aged 13 to 19 are tatives of the Connecticut revenues, differing Berlin vs. .Santaguida on General Assembly delayed area of financing. for supervisory and ad crease the level of general Classes will meet from 7 to 8 p m 7 45 a m and 8 45 to 9:30 p m daily; p m . swim team group B, Monday, p.m. at the Buttonball School, For offered pool, ping pong, air hockey, • Indoor jogging — Tuesday and Conference of methods of determining the issue of "standing," the change until 1981-82. Also in the area of educa ministration and to clarify Thursday from 6:40 to 7:30 a.m, at Tuesdays at J B Williams Park recreational swimming limes are 8 Wednesday and Friday, 6:15 to 7:15 more information call Ginny Collins cards and more. No fee. Municipalities iCCMi will fair market value, and the they said. CCM also wants to give tion CCM is calling for 100 responsibility for in the high school gym. to 8 45 p m daily except weekends p.m ; swim team group C, Monday, at 633-7747. • Family night open gym — Mon meet with Mayor Marie relative burdens of the CCM says the state must Superior Courts the percent funding by the surance coverage of in Blazing tires hot chocolate and in- For daily information on recrea P in o r h U * s r o r « ‘(4 Starting Dec 27. weekend hours are Wednesday and Friday, 7 to 8 p.m., • Men's Volleyball — Every days from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Glaston Herbst and the Town Coun property tax on businesses restore state human ser authority to enforce state for Department of jured Workfare recipients. tion, call 633-5550. for a recorded noon to 1 p m Saturday and 1 to 2 and Thursday 6:50 to 8 p.m. Tuesday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the bury High school. Ping pong, cil on Dec 18 to speak on and homeowners as corn- vices to a level commen municipal ordinances Children and Youth They said this could be MAV IIKSTER - The Search, 577, Richard message. For more information Bennel honors p.m Sunday for adult swimming and Continuing recreation activities in Hebron Avenue School. Men must be volleyball, badminton, basketball, proposed legislation. pared to their ability to surate with the quality of where the violation is Services-mandated educa done either making the lop scorers in the Colbert, 577. Ruth Baker, about programs, call 633-.5231, exten tion placements of special Manchester Senior Citizen 564: Sue Kerr. 564: Cam M \\( IIKM CK- The 1 to 4 p m .Saturday and 2 to 5 p m clude 18 or over and out of high school. No jogging and more are available This Mrs. Herbst said there pay life needed and desired by punishable by fines, to state liable or by reimbur sion 3W. 391 or 392. education children. This is pinochle game Dec. 4 were Vend r1 11 . 562. Vic honor roll for the first Sunday for recreational swimming • Senior Citizens — Thursday fee or registration. program ends Dec. 19.______are many things in the The CCM officials are state residents: must collect such fines, and to sing municipalities for 0 remit them to the town another area of special in as follows: Laguere. 562 marking term at Bennet preliminary draft, also contending what town make sufficient increase in cost. whose ordinances were terest to Vernon. The question of the in Fritz Wilkinson, 656: •tumor High School has prepared for discussion and school officials have state-operated human ser violated. Officials also want fiscal surance is one reason why Caroline Frederickson, been announced purposes, that the town is been saying right along, vices programs necessary interested in. One of these that no new slate programs to meet the needs of those Proposals concerning relief for towns for unan the Town of Vernon has 633; Hans Bensche. 605: Honor students for the municipal employee ticipated fee increases of Ernestine Donnelly, 599; first term follow is legislation concerning should he m an d ated dependent on these been holding up on submit- relations are also being private and state in ting its plan for the Martin Bakstan, 595: (*radi‘ 7 court houses which the without full state payment programs: the state must »*CHRISTMAS« mayor feels, in the past, for any additional costs. recognize that solid waste given priority status by stitutions for outside program. Harry Poposil. 594 ; George Mina .\hn. Su.san Alpert. Last, 592; Lillian Carlson, Christopher Beaudry. Denis^ hasn't treated the towns And no "unmandating" of and hazardous waste dis CCM. The group is calling placements of special Officials also want the Belleulle Michael Burns. fa irly . The proposed services, with an accom- posal are priority problems for the narrowing of the education students and to stale to lake over the en 592; Helen Bensche, 590. 1. .1 u r d C 0 r b c 1 1. Dawn legislation calls for slate panying reduction of state requiring interim and long- coverage under the police elim inate paym ent by tire medical portion John K lein ,'586; Ftuth TREES Desimone Dean Donaghue. payment to municipalities aid. if it involves a range solutions. and firefighter's heart dis towns for costs of special at the Linda Kmerson, .Shclle> I'ac- of fair rental for program where local Another item that would ease and hypertension law. education for out-of-slate ^ lord. Krislin. Kerraioli. Nan- courthouses. residents and property especially interest Vernon They want to insert a children in nursing homes. t a u e\ liussak and Lisa The Town of Vernon is taxpayers rely on it and is a proposal that the state rebuttable presumption Many other proposals tleinpslead J a s p e r Percussion involved in trying to evict expect that the town will should subsidize interest Into the law: to tighten the are also being made in the \ CORN Michael Henson, James areas of environment, llodgland. Christopher the state from the town- continue to provide the ser- costs on municipal capital definition of disability to be energy conservation and Hueslis Kerry Hummel. owned building used for a v ic e . O ffic ia ls said expenditure for filtration "permanently and totally Specializing In gultara, drum* Jutianne Hunniford. Karen court house in the center w ith d ra w a l of s la te plants, either by bonding or disabled from engaging in management and welfare Irish Debbie Joyal. Melissa any gainful employment"; and social services. and accai$orla$ CRIB of Rockville. The town has program s so that the a grant. K e n n I s 0 n V i c ti 1 1 () h a n h been losing money on the burilen of providing and Another item the CCM and to place into the law The Town of Vernon, as Professional Instructions available. 225 Buckland St. Keovitay Matthew Kim. The two least in^xulant lease agreement and the paying for services is thinks should be given the right of the public are other towns, is now in South Windsor Diana Kinney. Christopher state contends it can't passed on to towns, is in priority is current reim employer to take unilateral volved in the process of 643-1372 -OPEN- Mon.-FrI. 10 AM-7 PM 1. ,n 1 p n e . K e 0 V 1 1 a y change the agreement. effect, a new stale man- bursement to towns and action with respect to setting up the state- 218 Hartford Rd, WEEKDAYS 1-7 P.M. I.uanppraseuth Jell Luce The CCM also said that date, cities, of special education policies designed to reduce -m undated Workfare Manchester Sat. 10 AM-5 PM WEEKENDS 9-7 P.M. Michael Maher and the incidence of heart dis Program. CCM wants the Christopher Mateya xeasons for jo in iiig oui inequities in the property CCM wants the town to be costs, rather than reim Michael Merrill. Susan tax system must be ad- g iv en th e p o w er to bursement after the end of Moriarly. Laura Moriconi dress^. Noting that the challenge in state court the the school year in which 3 DAYS ONLY! Rebecca Morton. Das id state must deal forthright- constitutionality of state the cost was incurred. The ENDS SAT., DEC. 13 Neilson Nipkone I’atham- fitnessctubi Iv with such fundamental statutes affecting them. 1979 General Assembly masonp. Mariella Hecesso. Keili Heynpoudt Hosalyn Rockwood Mark Schul, Mara Siebert Daniel Solis, IVmiel Souuer Douplas Stoker Francis Sumislaski I ynihia G RO ssm Rns Ta\lor Deborah Thomp.son h ’- i l p r o d u c t s Amanda Torsienson Mary ftnC^evfins c o m P R n v Ann Tro\ Robin Waterman. Harriet A\i,hams and Victoria Zenick T Ifr.lde B Stephen Bayer Ronald Bink^ Vicki Biske Clen Boldui Diane Bousipiet June B. wiei Roherl Bracken Kii, Brown I’onny Burpess Individual exeiri.se progi-am Si ott Burpo.- Charlene Cam ['O' Retlei • a C •!'I apna is the one that will do you project Roller! Castapna Chene the mo.st gtMid. And as »?■ I'henei and .lohn I omeau 'u.’.mne Co.ik I'airick you impi’oxe. your needs! Cisine\ Kristin ('rail l.isa D \ii"andro .Mark Derench program will be modi 40 .lenmler liuntidd .lames % fied. So you’ll always F.mmei.inp Tans.i K.si.c. ut: Brel t'.ictora Diane l-.ihes be making progi'ess. _ i Km, Frasc•irelli M-iisieK hl Maura Hapi’arts i'eter WORKOUTS THAT J Jf Harrison Krica Hirshleld .mil Healhi 1 H.ihenthai ARENT ALL WORK. ■ :r Karl Hosan .1 ihr J.inend.i, I'hrisiine .larsis Ju.ie Kane Best of all, a European Ht'alth s..s.in Kinp James Kunen T im L.ipassie leannelte made them inher 'Spa is a pleasant and interesting lAii Lelebsre .lenmler Riche Not that a ently self-motivating.' place to spend a few hours a week. Renee 1. np.in Jo tie L* I. p.ellac.II ' llino Ma/zotla KottaFWinner jxK'ket camera or They’re fast-moving and’’ With clean, well-lighted exeirist' Ki-nr.et h Memeri Kent "IhxiLs Instrument.s Slimline calcu So you’ll look forward to your areas. Well-maintained, pi’ofes- GARAGE DOOR M .i hand Kim Morrow OPERATOR CLEARANCE Hi. ar.i Naab Dawd Nepri lator aren’t nice j^ifts. But unle.ss workouts. Not just during the sional erpiipment. And steam * D e c k e r ALL IN STOCK ALL IN STOCK Mi. h a e 1 \ I w m a r. I'hrisiopher Ni'holson you've already Ix'en thinking first few weeks, but through rooms and saunas where you can POWER TOOLS VANITIES WOOD STOVES K ii'te n N.ione .lodi ndper, alxiut getting into better .shape, every step of your progress. relax after working out. And L.nr. iiwen and Li.s.i I ’.dieki REG 1 , % 0 f f 7 o O f f t ell, ,a I’elil.. Kli/.iheth NO : % o f f they're hardly sufficient reasons You’ll find our approach is per- pools where you can c(K)l-off I OUR REG i OUR PE:. l'n.i..[" All. la t^uinb'. 1 OUR REG 'A HP motor lifts the heaviest resi LOW PRICES LOW PRICES' A ■. .nri.' Rodriiiaes John to join our fitness club by them- ■sonal and non-competitive. So no Ijefore heading home. dential door Over 3000 codes to R.ipei' Car.il Rossello select. Auto safety reverse. Just in time for Christmas gifts' All in Save from 8 25 to $48 on a beaulilul new Keep wafm tn,s wntP- W’V' -T «a •selves. matter what your fitness goals • NO 333C-REG $189 $151 R , ■ r .11 d S (■ h 1 e b I e r aboutthatfr .e e van(ty' Choose a size style & color you stove’ Cf'oose / '■ ’ -• ^e'ec •NO 222-REG $149 $119 stock quality Black & Decker tools' Drnls Chri'lo[iher SiK e r Douplas need' Faucets extra tio" of styes 'N s zes So liefore you consider tht' free are, you won’t have to keep up •NO 333S-REG $169 ..$151 saws & more! ■s. w . k s u s ,a ri S t e 1 u r a k CAMERA ()R CALCl ^LATOR, OUANTiES LIMITED NO RAINCHECKS Mil. he.; Thomjison Ronald gift we’ll give you for joining with someone half your age or Wesiotl l.vnn WhllehoLlSe hmroiiean Health Spas, consider twice your strength. If what you’x'C'^’ead so far M .nik.i Wirt/ and A alone /.IS some of the more substantial sounds interesting, you might RESULTS_YOU CAN SEE enjoy seeing one of our facilities I'i; 1 (,rail.. '< lienefits a membership in our club THE R-VALUE. T H in (0 Di.iiie Ad.imv f'tirisiirie has to offer. a n d f e e l , for yourself. Just drop by the II, 11.ii.i: Delior.iti L.okie! *>1NI0N H i.tw o.I iiin With our advanced condition European Health Spa closest to League 1 5 % o rr^ .■ Kli/.il.i A FITNHSS PROGRAM Champs OUR ENTIRE ing techni(}ues, you’ll notice you. We’ll show you around and, STOCK! k Bridpellla Coventry Little League coaches John Arigno, Dick Hines, and Frank WemL. YOU (’AX LIVE WITH. results far .sooner than most peo if you like, we’ll gi\'(‘ you a free m iir.t.r.: Perrotti, present Nick Donatelli, general manager of Guido’s Market, K jrii Clienes Mop; fitness evaluation. We’ll answer Anyone who has tried to get ple expect. Real results. That you with the American League championship trophy. The market's ■^lEXfiAT r I I i.mi 1 and Jasoi, i 'i.llord baseball team coached by Hjnes and Bill Paton finished the season Paint L . i r i ' . i Clonal, I'l.iM o ri into better shape knows the can measure and keep track of. your (juestions alxiut how a mem- I lli with 15-0 record. (Photo by F.L. Funk) i I r.iilil.i.'k Mil iiael 11. 1 'amp trouble with must exerpi.se pro It isn’t that we push you beyond liership works. Unlike a lot of I'. T rs Desja I d.r ■ 1 ionise I lesiriai 1' Del.,' .1 I .r.Kieslein grams. They’re dull. And tedious. your limits. Quite the opposite. other fitness clubs, we don’t hide I Tri'.ni.i' h'lnr.p.ti! t’eier And imper.stdial. You’re thrown In.stead, we make certain you any of our costs or ask you to m 1-ole'. Ba rd l.itij t-ieem.m FINE QUALITY LATEX FABULOUS SELECTION! ! i l ! l R-19 6" PREHINGED PINE Ki,/,ibeih I-rera 1, Man.inne in with a group of ptniple you’ve work out correctly. So you make sign up forever. I t.illv Mari ell.i i loss.is 1 r.in- WALL PANELING AHIC INSULATION SHUTTER SETS never .seen Indore and expected the maximum impi’ovement with And if you dadde to join by FLAT WALL PAINT ’.I I. laqu I nt.Lina I ha n 0SGC 4 C 7 o O R = i.ol.liek Lllen i.ieene Anne to keep up with them. Which out the usual guesswork, ovei- February 1st, we’ll give you your ^ % 0 f f : % 0 f f Handle\ AAilliam Hunnitord. 1 OUR REG ■ •^OUhPU.. REG (0 99 OUR REG lames Hunler Maniwine means you’re likely to start out choice of the camera or calculator NOW 6 59 GALLON LOW PRICES woi-k or wa.sted energy. _ _ I LOW PRICES Intha-.onp, Nancs Keller ,len RoaJv U’ (is'.iK S ( K" r. , .if by being embarra.s.sed. And end we mentioned lus a gift. Paint up any room lor the holidays now & Smiulaled woodgrams' Kitchen & dalh Unlaced For pooiiy insulated attics 15 niter Kennedv .iiid .hinathan We m a k e s u r e save! White A popular decorator colors' panels! 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HJl f m Rightist philosopher builds a roadside pulpit LOS ANGELES (UPI) - One of little stucco house he built, until the Commuters swinging o il the' "Deport Iranian rioters." first American camp." Amendment on my signboards," he the most widely read political com traffic almost comes through his Hollywood Freeway to the Harbor Brown's audience responds, usual "Social security is a fraud. I paid said. "I'm afraid of those ladies.") mentators in I^s Angeles does not living room. Freeway learned years ago to look ly favorably, he says. into it for 40 years, and now I'm 83 Nevertheless, Brown has stepped work for a newspaper or magazine. From 100,000 to 200,000 vehicles a for them. They are short, but un "Some people come right off the and legally blind and they won't give up his political commentary. Hugh Douglas Brown lives in a house day pass by in a steady stream about inhibited. freeway to find my house and knock me a nickel." "I put in a second signboard. " he by the side pf the road and delivers 20 feet from the window of his home, "If you like Communists, take Jane on the door and say 'By God, I really For much of his life. Brown was a said his pithy comments on the state of which sits almost alone in a Fonda." agree with you'. Some of them prospector and minerologist in LioiiH parly the nation by painting them on sign wasteland of vacant lots and old com (Miss Fonda and her husband, Tom become friends of mine. Washington state, and has in his MINLN'ntY - The Cevenlry boards. 1 mercial buildings. Hayden, are frequent targets.) “ Sometimes they come to argue, basement what he calls "the Westso- Lions Club will sponsor a riir slmas To say he is well to the right would Because local newspapers ignored "Illegal aliens are taking over but when they see my grey hairs they nian Institute — the greatest exhibit party Saturday from II) a m to noon be like saying Fidel Castro has a five his opinions, ("I went to the Times, America, Carter welcomes them don’t get abusive. I can see whoever of minerals, fossils, gems and at the Coventry High School The Probate Court for the district of East Hartford at the di o'clock shadow. and they didn't want to talk to me. so while they come and take your jobs." is at the door before I open it, and I crystals ever assembled in this auditorium The party will include Brown — former prospector, musi I went into business for myself"), he "Did he throttle her or just let her have a chain on it." rection of the administratrix of the estate of the late Henry Adams, state.” ^ Santa Claus, puppets, cartoons, cian, teacher, reporter and writer — converted his misfortune into a drown? Chappaquiddick." "A popular sign will draw two or He taught minerology at schools in dancers and balloons we’re having a going out of business sale . . . is 83. pulpit. "Carter, take hostages, 150 three people a week. Others get no Washington, and in 1919 married one To his dismay, the big interchange Years ago, he put a signboard at Iranians to protect the U.S. response.” of his students. "She was an Indian, a IX) IT DAILY - K.NOW WHAT S where four major freeways intersect the edge of his property and spray hostages." A favorite target is the Social very pretty girl, but it just didn't happening IN' TODAY S THIS IS YOUR LAST TIME TO BUY in downtown Los Angeles expanded paints a new political message on it "Judges turn killers loose to kill Security system. A sign in his win work out — lasted only three years.” SOCIETY — read Dear Ahbv m Ihe over the years, growing closer to the once or twice a week. again." dow reads: "Senior citizen center — . ("I lay off the Equal Rights AT Evening Herald THESE LOW PRICES. 00 YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPINQ NOW.
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Previous surgical or den interest in joining the regional facili A heated discussion between Sttrtratg IJf ralb tal experience required. Send available. Apply Ground lltTiilcI Kritorltr ty as a solution to its waste problem. Silverstein, Ryba and Aheam was road expenses. • Loti and Found CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Ptftonali resume to Box WW, c/o Round of Glastonbury. 659- IIOI K t\ — :\ couple of people stopped before it went too far. Dreselly said he's not saying a Manchester Herald. 0162. The facility will convert com — The New Hampshire - Announctmantt attemiinc the second public hearing Aheam said the feeling he's gotten transfer station couldn't be built at - Enitfiammant CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING on a solid waste dtsposal solution lor pacted trash to steam for use by a over the years is that Andover the Andover site but he thinks it Executive Council has - A uclfont BOOKKEEPER DISPATCHER - HARTFORD overturned the second DESPATCH has oooortunity the town urged the Board of manufacturer doesn't want Bolton there. Ryba also would be more expensive than at FINANCIAL SECRETARY for small but Bolton fast growing Manchester in our moving Division in traf degree murder conviction Selectmen to thoroughly investigate feels that Andover wants Bolton out FYeja Park or somewhere else in - Bondt'Stockt-Morigaoas fic control. 'Thorough training The contract to use the W/indham of Jessie Rullo after - Ptrtonal Loan* firm. Must be experienced In PHONE 643-2711 two more alternatives Bolbon. - Inturanca avalable for "take-charge" in lacility should have been signed of there. hearing the 46-year-old all phases of office Richard Morra, former first Dave Dreselly, former first select Philip Dooley, zoning commission irocedures, or willing to dividual who will schedule road Tuesday but Bolton was able to get proposing Freja Park as the site for offered Andover a formal proposal. Somersworth woman EMPLOYMINT Russ and 1 want to f drivers for long distance selectman, lell strongly that man, who admitted to being chairman, said he didn't anticipate - Help woniad earn. A good aptitude with Hotp Hfantacf an extension. the transfer station. The selectmen will probably act on describe her "nightmare moving. Interesting, career 13 townwide pick-up could eliminate a "somewhat prejudiced against going any problems in getting the zone at - Builnatt Opportunitiat thank all who con figures a must, ^nd resume First Selectman Henry Ryba said William Fehling. Republican Town a formal proposal to Andover at their behind closed doors" as a - Situation Wantad and salary requirements to: opportuniU for cost-wise in PLEASE READ ADVERTISING transfer station to Andover," said he had another Freja Park changed so it could house tributed to the Russ dividual. Busy, active office in TAILOR or SEAMSTRESS - Windham officials understand how a Committee chairman, said the town meeting Tuesday, It is expected they battered wife. EDUCATION Box X, c/o Manchester .^nd Morris Silverstein. resident, dimension to add that should be a transfer station. Herald. East Hartford. Good memory, Experienced in menswear. town government works and will committee unanimously passed a will appoint a committee to in It was only the second > Private IntiruCliont Perkins Benefit. The Full time. Excellent working YOUR AD DEADLINE lell just as strongly that town of seriously considered. Responding to Morra's suggestion good health vita l. Long wait a while for Bolton's decision resolution that the Board of vestigate the matter. time this century the coun - Schooli-Clattet HELP WANTED - Cutting workday, .shortened because conditions, plus paid benefits. 12:00 noon Iho doy ficials should talk seriously with .An He said he doesn't think the town about townwide pick-up, Ryba said it • Instructiont Wanted money will certainly Claaaifltd adi ara Ryba and other town officials plan Selectmen should formally consider Town officials appear divided on cil pardoned a convicted tool manufacturer has you are making important Apply in person to: Mr. Apter dover ollicials about the possibility could only be uski if it was 100 per NEAL ESTATE decisions all day long. You or Mr. Snyder. Regal Mens lakan ovar lha phona botoro publication. to have a special Town Meeting in Andover Disposal Area as the site for the Andover issue with several has considered all the technical murderer. help towards his opening for experienced of constructing a transfer station cent. He said it would have to be - Hornet lor Sale will use computer keyboard Shop, 903 Main Street. • • a convanlanca. The January to ask resident's approval in a possible transfer station and no feeling there's "no hope" and several problems that exist in a site such as > L o tt-L a n d for Sale rehabilitation, machine operator or machine mandated by town ordinance. Her voice often giving operator trainees. Call for in and electric typewriter to Manchester. Harald la raapoiMibla DoadUno for Saturday that could be used by both towns on signing the contract. decision on the site should be made saying the Andover officials they Andover. way to sobs, Mrs. Rullo - Invattment Property „> complete Bills oi Lading and the site ol the .Andover Disposal Dreselly said there are many yards Town officials will gather figures - Butmatt Property terview at 643-9501. •or only ona Incorract and Monday la 12:00 If Bolton joins the facility, a until then talked to were receptive. told the council and a score - Patort Pfopa^ Barbara Perkins Driver Papers. Paid pension EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT of solid waste there and you would for townwide pick-up but Ryba didn't Inaartkm and than only .Area transfer station is needed from which Two Bolton selectmen talked to Silverstein said if anyone has their of supporters packed in the - Real Estate Wantod and insurance benefits. Apply BUILDER WANTED ■ Noon Friday. have to be careful with what you used think it offer^ a long term solution Personnel Manager, Excellent opening. Display to Iho aizo of fho The Town of Windham plans to compacted trash can be brought to Andover officials about a transfer mind made up that it won't work with chambers about her two MISC. SERVICES for support for the transfer station. to the trash problem. HARTFORD DESPATCH, 225 Craft, Manchester, 643-9557. operate a solid waste incinerator in Windham Bolton officials are station there, but the town has not Andover they should step aside and years of marriage to - Services Offered TELEPHONE OPERATOR Prospect Street, East Hart original Inaarllon. advorUaomonl will not - Pain|ing*Papering RECEPTIONIST, ford, or send resume. Please Errora which do not bo corrpetod by an ad Dominick Rullo. She killed - Building-Contracting Keep Smiling MACHINE SHOP needs full him the night of April 11, ' Rooflng-Sidmg experienced. Apply Purdy do not phone. EOE. or part time help in debarring loaaan lha valua of Iho ditional Inaarllon. Corporation, 586 Hilliard St. 1978, with the blunt end of - Heating-Plumbing Be Happy and other secondary - Flooring Manchester. 649-0000. MEDICAL SECRETARY, operations. Experience Community space needs subject of first meeting an ax. • Moving-Trucking-Slorage RECEPTIONIST. referred, but will train. Must building into a variety of service- Mrs. Rullo, a petite - Services Wanted PART TIME SECURITY Experienced responsible per Ee dependable. CB Enter operating procedures The town is in the process of related functions which continue to mother of four, had MISC. FOR SALE H»lp W»nt9d 13 GUARDS WANTED par- son wanted for secretarial and prises, 75 Woodland Street. \ I R N (»\ - The Mayor s Com- ticulary on weekends. All receptionist duties in 647-1883. Also tonight. Richard Warren a making plans lo close at least one service the residents of the city. entered a plea of tem - Household Goods mitlee (o .'^tud> Community Needs • Artictet for Sale' WOMAN IB and over to work shifts available. This is an progressive Vernon Der and Space Requirements will hold its consultant on school closings and use elementary schoiil next year and Warren sugg^tiM that planning porary insanity during her • Building Supplies in plastic manufacturing full ideal position for a retiree matology office. Full time lirst meeting tonight at 7 in the ol school buildings, lor the slate while the Board of Education con groups be established, as the one es court trial and never took - Pett-Birdt-D^s ana part time shifts. Call 646- who wants to work a steady days. Many benefits. Salary Vernon - Musical Instruments Board of Education, will speak to the tinued any action on the matter, at tablished by the mayor. He said the the stand. 2920 between 10:00 a.m. and shift at the same location. For commensurate with Memorial Building The mayor has said that the com • Boats & Accessories HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR same planning strategy is needed in 4:00 p.m. further information, stop in experience. Call 646-2075. Help Wanted 13 Htip Wnnlod 13 The 22-member committee, ap committee He will outline steps its meeting this past Monday, the mittee will also be considering uses Sell the building: lease it as is. in She served 25 months of - Sporting Goods and see us at Northeast SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part recommended by the state to deter closing a school as is needed when a 5-15 years sentence at the - Garden Products time waitress work after IKimted bv M.ivor Mane llerbst is study committee will proceed with for other town buildings that are now whole or in part, keeping all options NURSEIS AIDES. Experience Security. 61 Willard Street, STORE CLERK, Applications mine new uses lor old buildings its work building a new school. Niantic, Conn., Correc - Antiques Hartford, or call us at 522- school and Saturdays. Apply expected to estatilish goals and empty. open for potential reuse as a school > Wanted to Buy preferred. Full or part time. are now being accepted for in person-Brass Key CAREER OPPORTUNITY facility: demolish the building and Warren will also be suggesting tional Institute because Immediate openings on 3:00 to 5143. permaent part time positions The new committee is made up of RENTALS Restaurant. KNIGHTS OF several things the committee has to New Hampshire has no - Rooms for Rent 11:00 p.m. and 11:00 to 7:00 to begin immediately. Cash MEDICAL OFFICE public officials, students, represen either sell, turn the site over to a m. shifts. Contact Mrs. OFFICE CLERICAL - We register and related store COLUMBUS another town agency or hold con consider such as the condition of the facilities for women. - Apartments for Rent PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER Secrelary-Transcriptionist tatives of businesses and - Homes fnr R«nt Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. have an execeptional oppor duties involved. Applicants Experience preferred, but not building in question concerning its Wednesday, she told the WANTED ■ 8 a m. to 1:30 Transfer site costs aired tinued title to the land for future - Bubineu for Rent tunity for a highly motivated must be over 18 and extreme necessary Will have varied Immediate opening in organizations and representatives of p.m.. 5 days a week. Early meeting current building codes: the council she married her • Resort Property tor Rant PART TIME - Earn extra person In our sales depart ly flexible as to their work Manchester area to service the community at large. building purposes; place the building childhood experience duties of Medical Sccreatary Park and estimate it would Carey estimated it would in "moth balls." which would mean location of the building; parking husband two months after • wantAw Rat.: money while the kids are in ment. who has good typing schedules. Apply in person preferred. 649-6167 Part lime. Phone 6464)670. local membership llO l IO N According one ol two Bolton officials Mrs. Herbst is hopeful that the > Misc for Rent school. Telephone Solicita skills, accurate spelling skills, only: 7 Eleven Food Store. 960 cost $111,550 lor the station cost $93,000 lo build a sta boarding up the doors and windows space available; population trends: he answered her between 9:30 and 11:00 Excellent income ti fringe to one Bolton official if a who talked to Andover of committee will help the town to AUTOMOTIVE tion. E. Hartford company. A enjoys diversification and who Sullivan Ave., South Windsor, benefits. and $109,385 lor the tion in Andover but the ac until future needs as an educational funding sources; and the costs of newspaper ad seeking com is able to work with a COOK MANAGER, Andover transfer station could be ficials about such a avoid problems that have occurred in • Autos for Sate good telephone voice and dic- Connecticut. Elementary School. Respon- DENTAL ASSISTANT for Call Ray Comeau at 646- panionship. Her first hus - Trucks for Sale minimum of supervision. built at the Andover (Hissibility. said if the sta roadway into the park tual out ol pocket cost to other towns where school buildings facility resurface; or recycle the operating the building. fion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to ! sibile for cafeteria operations, Vernon office must be plea 8688 or apply Knights of Carey said the road costs Bolton taxpayers could be band had been dead of - Heavy Equipment for Sale p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. Some dictation. Excellent SPEECH AND HEARING sant, neat, intelligent, and Disposal Area site, it tion were built in Andover were permanently closed, torn down, - Motorcycies-Bicycles fringe benefit package with a including bookeeping. Call Columbus, 63 E. Center St could be virtually about $10,000 cancer for about a year. through Fri., 99, a.m. to 1 p.m , CLINICIAN. Coventry Public 742-7339 ambitious Four day week, no would onlv cost Bolton I t would only cost about or sold Carol sing > Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie Mrs. Williams, 56M993. 3717 hour work week. Please Schools part time to possible Saturdays. Good salary and Suite 206, Manchester. eliminated by going to An "It was a nightmare Hom es about SKI iHkI compared to $10,000 The station would He said the $93,000 would Warren has said it's evident that G LASTONBURY — A Christinas Eighth District call or mail your resume and full time beginning in benefits Reply, P.O. Box behind closed doors when - Automotive Service salary requirements to: The FULL TIME DESK CLERK the estimated $220 925 it be shared by both towns dover First Selectman be 30 percent, or $28,000, carol sing will be held Friday at 7 MANCHESTER - The Board of - Autos for Rent-Lease NAVY VETS. Career Oppor January Masters in speech 2033, Vernon 06066. Stating residents of any town, where a school we were alone." Mrs. tunities available. (Jail Carlyle Johnson Machine required Must be elegible (or CHO RACQUET BALL CLUB will cost to build such a Bolton officials arc Henry Ryba di.sagreed and state funded reducing the p.m. at the center green. The event is Directors of the Eighth Utilities - Manchester. Hours 5:30 a m. qualifications and prior work is being considered for closing.- Rullo said. collect, (518) 462-4321. 9:00 Company, Box K, Buckland Connecticut State license. experience if any SECRETARY. Coventry station at Freja Prak proposing construction ol felt a road would also have cost lo $65,000 He said "deplore the idea of terminating sponsored by the Glastonbury District will meet Monday at 7 p.m. Station, Manchester. Conn. lo 3:00 p m. Mon- Fri. Must be Public Schools pupil personnel She said Rullo constantly a m. to 1:00 p.m. Send resume to Dr. Donald aggressive, friendly in Selei^man John Carev such a stati.in at Freia to be built in Andover Bolton has $44,000 in its these services ' Chamber of Commerce, REB In at the District Firehouse, Main and L o ttin d Found 1 06040: Attention Personel Nicoletti. Box 356 Coventry services department. threatened her and her dividual. Some typing Shorthand and light revenue sharing account He said, therefore, it becomes evi dustries and Fire Company No. 1. Hilliard streets. RNS/LPNS - Crestfield Con Department. Phone 643-1531. Ct. 06238 or call 742-8913. SECRETARY- four children with physical FOUND - White female cat in EOE, M/F. EOE. experience necessary. Room bookkeeping required (Jon- further reducing the cost to dent that recommendations for The Manchester Chorale will lead valescent Home. Manchester. for advancement within 6 RECEPTIONIST for one violence and kept her Bolton Center. Call Dave or 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent Physician office in tact Dr Donald Nicoletti's of $21,(K)0 closure should be based on the the caroling. Bill Hennessey will be Joan at M9-7714 after 5 p.m. months Call Ron for inter fice at 742-8913 EOE Sunset Lodge isolated by allowing her no benefits for part time and full view at 646-1370. Manchester. 4''i day week Of Carey said with an ad development of a specific strategy master of ceremonies. Santa Claus time employees. Call Mrs. fice duties incluoe: Filing, MANCHESTER - Sunset friends. He forced her to PART TIME CLERICAL d itio n a l 10 p e rc e n t which encourages use of the building will make an appearance riding a FOUND - While and calico Grant. iDNS at 643-51-5151 bookkeeping and ap Hebron Rebekah Lodge will meet Monday at quit her job. she said. young female cat. Comer of MORNING DESK PERSON POSITION ■ Light typing and available from the state horse-drawn surrey. pointments. Send resume to: to promote continued service to "No one seemed to listen Grant and Columbus. Call 647- MECHANIC CARRIERS NEEDED NEEDED - Part time CHO Box B. c/o Manchester heavy telephone contact because two towns would human and or community needs. 8 p.m. at the Marine Club Hall. Racquet Ball Club, required Hours 9 to 2, Mon Parker Street. A social hour and to me or really know how 9376 EXPERIENCED IN all • Nutmeg Vllllage, Garden or Herald. be sharing a facility, the Warren, speaking to school board DO IT DAILY - BE SMART and phases of truck and auto Manchester. 5:30 a m to 9:00 day thru Friday Main Office, bad I t was, " she said, ad a m Mon, Weds.. Thurs and construction co.st would be members, last year, said there are read the Almanac in the Evening Christmas party will be held after LOST - Large male Tiger Cat. repair, gas and diesel. Woodgate Apts., Vernon. TELEPHONE OPERATOR South Windsor Bank & Trust the meeting. ding that she had told White chest and paws. Lake Fri. Must be friendly, depen Company Call Gert Waters, reduced to $9,350 five immediate options available: Herald Minimum five years dable and like early hours WANTED for morning shift Annual concert Rullo's psychiatrist about Street, Vernon area. M9-8769 experience Must have own Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 Please call 643-4737. between 9 at 289-6061 for information and after 3 p.m. tools. Start at $7.00 per hour. Call Ron for interview at 646- appointment An Equal Op it Rullo received psy 1370. a m and 5 p.m portunity Employer chiatric disability from the All fringe benefits. For ap • Beacon Hill - Tolland St. Portontft 2 pointment. call 688-7596 set for tonight Army in World War II. Area of East Hartford Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Stia 23 A month before the UNATTACHED? Meet new HOUSEKEEPER WANTED C a ll Ernie at 643-8035 111 B ill IN I'he liilead Hill School will Christmas In the latter Kan Trac? will \ killing he started bringing compatible companions in for apartment in East Hart knife to bed with him Manchester area. Lowest ford. Call after 5:00 p.m . 528- present ,i Hobday Coiitert tonight at 7 un play the part ot Simon and Kristine cost, elaborate, confidential 1332 der the direi’tion of Thomas Labadorf in Farrell as Theodore every night, she said and dignified nationwide strumental teacher and Nanev Pitkin The Clarinet Choir will pl.iy March of Rullo, who had been system Free literature. SECRETARY 12% Financing Ihe Kings ' Beside Thy Cradle" and drinking heavily the night Dating of Prestige, MANCHESTER to $10,900, voc.il mijsK tiacher Williamstown, Mass. 01287. Steno a must, benefits, fee The piugram will leature the third Toyland of April 11th, said he CARRIERS NEEDED IN Remarkably energy efficient homes at a planned to kill her and the aid. Contemporary Women, remarkable 12% (+2 pts.) 5-year adjustable grade chorus in Surv Snowflake The fifth and sixth-grade chorus will FEMALE ROOMMATE Hartford, 527-2141“ 7-214 Haniikkah Song Awa\ in a Manger, children. WANTED in Manchester. Call mortgage rate! sing Pray tiod Bless, and \Tva She said she tried to run 649-0792 days or 646-7674 EAST HARTFDRD and Kveieit the h.veigrecn ' evenings. H u rry I O ffe r ends Dec 15, 1980 The F'ute Ensemble will present ' In a Panama, a Panamanian lolksong and away that night but her Do Ndu Hear What 1 Hear . Have Columbus Circle and husband forced her at TEACHER - Learning Clock Shop with those playing Joyce Noursell A Merry Little Christmas H»lp Wtntod 13 Boucher Phaedra Evon, Dawna Palmer knifepoint into the Disabilities Teacher for Michael Avenue Area. Feast ol Lights. A Holly .lolly t.'hrisl- bedroom and told her after — • — .ind Trisha Sav NURSES AIDES. Positions Coventry's Middle School. mas and Jingle Bell Rock he rested, he would "finish available on 7-3, 3-11, 11-7 Conn. Certification required The fourth-grade chorus will present Contact: Dr. Nicoletli's office Following an intermission the hand will the job." shifts. Good starting wages Main & Willys Street Area. Tht M.inelous Toy, The Little and benefits. Excellent oppor at 742-8913 EOE. — • — Drumrnei Boy. ami 1 Saw Three be featured in 'Overture lor Christmas, "All I could think of was I had to protect my tunity to learn nurses aides shiji- Soloists will be Amy which will include the traditional ,Ioy lo skills We will provide you STATION ATTENDENT Silver Lane starting at children." Mrs. Rullo said. with complete orientation in NEEDED - Part lime. Apply l)esrui"e;iux .loy Henneburger, Deborah Ihe World. Silent Night and We Wish in person. Gorins Sport Car, Kris! lanice Waters, and Margaret ^'ou a Merry Christmas "In a daze. I got the ax our position, as well as on the Main Street. while he was sleeping, not ob training. Apply: Riverside Route 83, Vernon. Whalen This will be followed bv Hockin ilealth Care Center 528-2167. Thi loiirth-grade chorus will also pre Christmas.' (Jod Rest "I'e Merry even knowing what I was PART TIME - Your tel^hone Call ERNIE sent \ H.ibv Small ' and All 1 Want lor Gentlemen..' and Hallelujah Chorus going to do with it." and our customers... Please "I remember swinging call 528-6631. at 643-8035 the ax. but I don't Probate Notice Average mortgage rate is now 15% SERVICE STATION remember the rest, it's a lourt ol Probate, District ol Coventry N u lir r o t H rd rin « ATTENDANTS wanted. Part complete daze," she said, time. Hours flexible, call 633- F^STATK o f Fred Contessa aka Fred Monthly Payment based on tears trailing down her 4155. 15% 12% F Contessa aka Allred F Contessa Raised Ranch (574,900) with South Windsor cheeks. "I regret it each aka Allred Fmmanuel Contessa a 20'J down payment. Leaves and every day." IXirsuant lo an order of Hon David C HOME HEALTH CARE $759. $417." Rappe. Judge, dated December 10 WORKERS urgently needed ANDOVER a $60,000 mortgage. While the council spent 1980 a hea rin g w ill be held on an by Manchester Based Agency, nearly an hour behind application praying that there be a sale serving 10 towns east o f river. closed doors considering of real estate as in said application on DEALERSHIP WANTED (10% Down Payment also available! lile inure lully appears, at the Court ol Part time or full time, days South Windsor library her pardon, Mrs, Rullo sat Probate on December 18, 1980 at 9 00 only Previous experience as clutching her daughter's AM Nurse Aide helpful, but will SAVE ON FUEL TOO! train. Car essential Mileage hand so tightly that the Sarah Carroll. Ass t Clerk reimbursement Good fringe Independent Contractors wanted to Average monthly fuel consumption plans Christmas tour 096-11 skin was pale. benefits. Phone 643-9511 estimate for heat (25 gal,) and domestic 'O f I H W IN D M tH - The Wood Andersen Brian Guthrie. Kandy Simonov EOE deliver newspaper in the town of hot water (15 gal.) Memorial Library will sponsor a Christ ,lohn dePasquale and Kathy Aubin Other Total fuel only 40 gal. per month. mas Walk liome tour and music program performers are Cindy Bartolan hrench INVITATIOIN Andover, Thursdav Dec 18 from 6 to 10 p m horn Katherine Gavini piano. Amy Chinese visit TO BID RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST - a a a City Water ■ City Sewers ■ Landscaping ■ Shrubs .Main Street homes of Mr and Mrs John Champagne, violin and piano Susan gun factory Join a growing, exciting firm. ■ Paved driveways ■ Sidewalks ■ Street lamps Wholiei. Mr and Mrs Thomas McKenna. Scheidel. piano, and Elizabeth Scheidel Sealed bids will be received in Pleasant telephone voice and Mr and Mrs Errol Flynn, Mr and Mrs and Christine Clegg piano duel ■SACO, Maine (U P I)-A the Office of The Director of general typing skills are a For more information ■ Lights ■ 2-Car Garage ■ 2-full baths ■ 3-Bedrooms Hubert start III and Mr and Mrs Joseph Refreshments will be available at the 12-member delegation General Services, 41 Center must. Call Sue at 289-8618 ■ Zone heating (3) ■ Plush wall to wall carpeting Street, Manchester, Connec Monday thru Friday. KCR Call Jeane. 647-9946 Kyi will be open for the^ tour Al.so open library throughout the evening A hand from the People's Republic Technology Inc. ■ Continuous ventilating system ■ insulated basement will be the W'.-jixl .Memorial Library, the made gingerbread horse and sleigh will be of China has visited Mare- ticut. until January 7. 1981 at ceiling and foundation sill ■ stained woodwork ■ Patio 11:00 a m for the following: sanctuary of First Congregational Church. raffled af the library' at 9 30 p m mont Corp., a producer of door ■ Deck ■ Solid oak cabinets ■ Gleaming ceramic Ihe (Jiving Tree and Inspiration House M-60 machine guns. REMOVAL OKOIJ>6-IN(:ii Tickets are available at the library and tile ^ th s ■ Vanities ■ Stainless steel kitchen sink From 5 to 9 p m weaver Elizabeth American law bars arms WATER MAIN - IMON from several merchants Four Seasons ■ Air-Lock vestibule ■ Thermopane windows Maronev will demonstrate her craft at sales to China. "The con STREET BRIDGE Gift Shop. Framecrafters The Giving ■ Screens ■ Insulated Front & Rear doors ■ Dish Inspiration blouse cern they have is that Tree. Keja Dolls, The Village People The Town of Manchester is an washer ■ Disposal ■ Rangehood ■ Heat-a-Lator A prograiX of seasonal music will be they're behind the Beauty Salon and Hair F’lus in East Hart equal opportunity employer, fireplace w/custom, built in glass fire doors ■ Copper sung by the choir at the church from 7 to 8 technological curve," said and requires an affirmative p m From 8 to 9 30 p m , the library will ford Donation is $3 50 in advance or $4 wiring, tubing ■ Smoke detectors (2)1 Lead chimney during the evening program Berge Thomasian, vice action policy for all of its Con offer a music program by the Timothy prekident and general tractors and Vendors as a con EARN EXTRA MONEY flashing ■ Your choice of colors throughout. Edwards Recorder En.semble In the event ol a severe storm, the manager at Maremont, dition of doing business with the Town, as per Federal Members of the recorder ensemble are program will be held Friday, Dec 19, in which also manufactures FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK Other homes start at Stephen Cottle Kevin Andersen Karlin stead Order 11248. Ibis Chiistmas. the Manchester Area Council quests that all gifts be unwrapped and shock absorbers at the VILLA $69,900 and include all ol t hiirshes. IS collecting gilts for kids and southern Maine factory. Bid forms, plans and 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. the above features. deposited in gift receptacles located at the Main "We showed them how specifications are available at Women^s club store elderly persons who arc less fortunate than the Office of Heritage Savings and Loan, or the Model open daily 1-5 we exercise quality control the General Services Office, through Dec. IS test ot us. But in order to make Christmas a K-Marl office. ESTATES and come up with precise 41 Center Street, Manchester, CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 Santini Homes Inc. displays holiday crafts happier lime lor these individuals we have to Remember — giving is the best Christmas dimensions," he said Connecticut. South St. Vernon, Conn. (Next to Henry Park) 872 7384 ask you lor help, tradition of them all. Your gift will mean Wednesday. “ We showed Town of Manchester, AT THE MANCHESTER •'(M TM WINDSOR - The South Wtind- The club recently installed 16 new f he coniribiilion of any gill you may wish to them both commercial and Connecticut South street, Vernon (next to Henry Park! Take Rte 86 East lo Tunnel Road so much to that young or old person who has Robert B. Weiss, (exit 971 Proceed to right on Route 30. to led on Vernon Ave , lo right on South -sui^ommunity Thrift Shop in the Sullivan members Gloria Adams Terry Benway, weaponry manufacture gise will be very welcome Ihe Council just re so little. General Manager EVENING HERALD Street and Villa Estates Avenue Plaza, a project of the South Evelyn Bond, Jo-Ann Dietzel, Liz and how we maintain our 082-11 Windsor Women's Club, is displaying its Dolgner .Mary Dreher Katie Graham, tools." ■'Trim-A-Tree' table Items include in Nancy Herschcopf, Jane Hosig, Srima door and outdoor decorations iN'issanka, Joan Salerno, Joyce Stephen The Second Chance Shoppe, " a small son. Joan Thompson, Ellen Wanat, .Marie Heritage Savings room jn the shop, features new or nearly- VanAntwerpen and Peggy Zack iji' I m u Isstxiathii ■ Sim r IW I new I t e m s for gift-giving. The club's next meeting—Jan 5 at 7:30 The shop IS open Wednesday through pm at St Peter's Episcopal Church Main Offkc: 1007 Main Street, Manchester 649-4386 Friday from 10 a m. to 4 p.m and Satur —will feature a program on Connecticut K -M til Office: Spencer Street, Manchester 649-3007 day from 1 to 4 p.m. The shop will close Public Broadcasting Dec 20 and reopen Jan 7, 1981 * Call 643-2711 ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ nail 643-2711 ♦ The women's club held a Renaissance Women interested in attending should can 643.2711 : Repast' Dec 6 in place of its regular contact Joan Benedict, 128 Rosemary December meeting l.ane, telephone 644-3249 22 — EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Dec 11. 1980 Paanuta — Charlta M. Schulz g j ™ g J j ERALD, Thurs.. Dno, u . 1980 - M A rtle h t tor Sato 41 » Nomaa tor ffanf ACROSS 04 HiwrRiver in Answtr to Praviouf PuzzI* IMA'tnSISIMIIW Englend 1 Typoof 71 N FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Dry MATURE MALE ROOM |15. AS FPiR A S I 'M EAST HARTFORD HOUSE. U)ELL,60AHEAP,ANP r WAS H0PIN6 THERE DOWN 1 C 1 Its cord delivered. Call t47- Female, m ature $20. Non- Newly decorated. Two P b b y c A T ItM. EAT..UJHAr ARE YOU 6 Ancitnt / CONCfftNEO, TH6 smokers. Live-in. Rrferences. bedrooms with basement. BIO j Ij HI WAS A SALAD BAR 1 Jump One must have license, plus By ADigaii van Buren WAITIN6 FOR? t^ingtd Carpets. Garage. Just $375. T h t A IlM ------^ Initrumfnt 2 Chiritabla or S t e $ r C D B v E n T BEDROOM SET - Queen lize few errands and meals. 649- Locators. Fee. ganization headboard, dresaer, niaht 5459. nO ITW IiElllIVi 9 Phytician'i •»- (abbr.) stand, Fruitwo^ flnl^, |n0. •ociition 3 Canadian C Q M tS wwHE n T h EY VERNON HOME. Carpeted (ibbr.) Miicellaneous household LARGE L SHAPED ROOM - four roomer. New decor. All W O lL IC A r rtbel items. Call after 5:00 p.m. 644- 12 Artb chitfttin 4 Tek« pritontr pp cr t h e i p g ii.u . Combination bedroom and modern. $375. 236-5646. DEAn ABBY; U t SIXTY AND NO STUD ipaak for 7 T V 3064. living room. Separate en Locators. Fee. 13 Vittptriodof 5 Of milk u • E trance. Parking. |50 weekly. hlmM lf At 37. 1 married a 68*yaar.old man whoaa par- time *0 “Yes formanoa woald ba anviad by a man of any age. 14 Not many 1 t T TutMti li-ll FOR SALE 4 NEW bar stools, Call 64341066. 7 Lassoed L 1 0 and two new Deluxe dog I had had two pravioua marriagaa and aevaral lovera in 16 Gtnui of 6 Adversary batwaen. I'm convincad that age ia incidental, and all a maplM 9 Hair-do cages. One large, one Priscilla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 10 Plowing 30 Nigh 48 Monty vault medium Cail 742-67«). e a s t HARTFORD 7 rooms, 3 healthy, normal man noeda to be a good lover it a warm, 10 Repair 31 Gestures 49 Real etuta Apartmanta For Rant S3 garmant 11 Out of town bedrooms, 14 baths, rttponaive woman. 17 uanatic assent map TABLE SAW with Joiner and fireplace, stove, refrigerator, NO COMPLAINTS IN SPOKANE 19 Booth 37 Los Angeles I KNCV/THENEWS IW40W MXrRE matarial so Skaleton part Sander, Mechanics roii away VERNON - Near 86, luxury washer, dryer, garage. $450 1 I KNOW rrS HARP ' HE DIP IT.' 18 Mott pallid 21 Babylonian ball club Business & Service Condo. A ppliances. $345 IS DEPRESSING STRUQSU------U N S TD TO ACCEPT V/HAT'S deity 38 River in 62 Clevaland't tool box. Call after 5 p.m. 640- plus heat and utilities. DEAR COMPLAINTS; Read on to r a legitimate tonight: p e a r . 7 20 Compriat 3022. monthly. Security, References, lease and securi oomplaiiit liroBa your neck or the woodi; OOMTROL ‘rO U R S ei^ HAPPHQIN& IN 22 Ocaan 24 Appendage Europe watarfront references. Call 426127, 466 ty. No pets. Call 6466703. WASHINGTON" 23 Coloring 25 Island 41 Water barrier 83 Wind ■7 ^ republic DUNCAN PHYFE STYLE 3923. BUTPON-TCOir.' if! 24 Having made 43 Paladin indicator DEAR ABBY: SIXTY AND NO STUD ia miaUken when a will 20 TwistI wist aboutaoout MAHAGONY dining room set. BOLTON 6 Room House for he donbta that then art eexually active at 80. 54 Nawte GLASTONBURY (SOUTH). 28 ActrHs 27 Companion of Smalleet Tabie with 3 extensions, 6 rent on wooded acre, garage, Whan I waa 7 0,1 married for a eecond time. My huebond odds 40 Organic 67 Pipe fitting Half of exceptional new wood stove, and' some free Rtdgravt chairs, buffet china cabinet waa a widower, 85 and amaxingly eexually active! I was far 32 Bothar 29 Long ago unit good condition. $750 or best Duplex. Features carpeting, wood. All appliances. $500 a compound excellent closets, dishwasher, from inactive, but this man's demands were so excessive 33 Minyan offer Cali 640-4653 after 5 month plus security deposit that after the tin t six months of our marriage I sought help 34 Povtrty-war t 2 3 4 6 9 7 1 9 10 11 p.m. dispose- all, self cleaning and references. Call 6465176 agency (ebbr.) oven, private basement with or 647-1071. from my phyaician. My doctor agreed that five times a day 12 13 14 waa axetative, to he would put me in the hospital a couple f 35 Wrath FOR SALE - Couch with laundry hookups, 14 baths, 30 Oentiit'8 It NEW 1981 timet a year to give me a rest from my huaband. 16 17 matching chair. Please call deck, neighborhood setting, COVENTRY 3 Bedroom Cape. degree (abbr) My huaband died at 92. Believe it, SIXTY, when Abby after 5:30 p.m., 646-5735. minutes to Hartford. $525 $350 monthly, utilities extra. MERCURY 39 Radiation 11 19 20 21 monthly 633-4566. Broker. Cali 2 2 6 9 ^ eaye that tome men are sexually active at 80, 85 and 90. meaiure 1 22 Behave um, I know! (abbr.) 1 23 FOUR ROOM TOWNHOUSE. RESTING AT LAST IN SEATTLE Captain Easy — Crooka A Lawranca 40 Obicana 24 Services Offered 31 Services Offered 31 Palming-Piparing 32 Building Conlraellng 33 LYNX 2t 26 29 30 31 Two bedrooms. 14 baths, OtHcea-Storea lor Rent 58 Srii. 42 Saturatora ” ■ MnnchMtw basement, new appliances, WHAT KINPA HE HAD MV 44 Rtvartnee 32 R E W E .4 \ IN G BURN WESTBROOK DRY WALL INTERIOR PAI.NTING DESIGN KITCHENS, i v t i ^ DEAR RESTING: Judging from my mail, you know 'YAIN'T ’ JACK NEVER REGAINED carpeting. $425. Henry Agen OFFICE, STORE & STUDIO - wheroor you apeak. BOUNTY Y'OFFERIM' HUSBAND SHOT! CASHED 47 Biblical tribe 1 - ■ 1 HOLES Zippers, umbrellas COMPANY, established in AM) « AI.I.PAPERING cabinets, vanities, counter LIVINB CHRISTMAS CONSCIOUSNESS- HE'S 48 Frotht 3S cy, 644-2525. Excellent location. Good traf ON THIS MARIA you CAN have THE IT IN VET BEEN IN A COMA EVER repaired Window shades. 1949 ishect rocki Quality professional work at tops, kitchen cabinet fronts POLECAT S WHOLE aBDiDDO 51 Mourn 1 1 1 1 TREES fic exposure surrounded by SINCE! 40 43 Venetian blinds Keys TV Specializing in ceiling and reasonable prices Fully in custom woodworking, colonial THAT'S COMINS 55 Every FOR RENT Marlow s. 867 MANCHESTER. Sunny three four banks. Rent includes 50 Diminutive suf *' 1 1 walls No job too big nr too sured Free estimates G. L reproductions. J.P Lewis 649- 19 Loiiis St. off of Spring ON JACKS LIFE 44 4t Mam Street 649-5221 small 643-ffi37 3 roomer. New decor and heat, parking and Janitor. Call DEAR ABBY: I have a friend who frequently says, "I INSURANCE fix *• 1 McHugh 643-9321. St. behind barn. $11.00 more. Under $170. 236-5646. 64653M could care lees." What he means is that he really doeen'l POLICY 58 Count (Ger) 41 49 to 52 53 84 CER.tMIC FIRING Discount Locators, small fee. 5Q Boofter 1 " CHILDCARE State Licensed Roofing 34 any tree. Open Friday M care at all. To convey that idea, shouldn't he say, "I couldn't 8S rates Quick service Call 643- STORE OR OFFICE SPACE care Istt?” 00 Prophet 56 57 59 home Snacks, lunches and p.m. Saturday and Sun 01 Intinuete VERNON - Free hot water, 3 available, 200, 400, and up to 5790 t» 2543 CRAIGS AL IN OREGON 80 91 references Call 6467720 PAINTING BY CRAIG R O O F IN G , rooms with major appliances. W 82 Arrivel-time CARPENTRY. Pitch or flate day 10-4 p.m. 646-4126 or 5000 square feet. 6461442. 0 Cl D E ,N I n te r io r and $200's.236-5646 Locators, guess (Ibbr ) 82 63 94 B &• M TREE SERVICE now Exterior Specialist' Fully In gutters, all type repairs. Free 647-9546. small fee. DEAR AL: To tay, “I could care lett," meant one 03 Very (Fr) offering S pecial Winter Estimates! Day or night 649- MANCHESTER STORAGE oould care even leee than he does. When one wants to / !■{ /.^ s J. sured Free Estimates Call SPACE 800 square feet. Rates’ We've sawed 25"t Off. anytime. 649-8749 3870 coovey that he caree to little he could not care leee, H-B IT’HOUSTERV Custom plus our usual Discount for MANCHESTER TWO Ground level. Loading plat Work Free Estimates Will BEDROOM, furnished apart form. Very Reasonab^. Call the proper expreseion ie, “I couldn't care leaa." Your ^ . pick up and deliver Please ■Senior Citizens' Free EXTERIOR PAINTING ment Each bedroom has fHand it careleta about hit expreaaiona. Estimates Fully insured 647-1818. call 6*6-2161 after 4 00 p in experienced college student Heating- Plumbing 35 1978 WHITE 10 HORSE separate private bath. Quiet. References 643-7^ POWER self-prop. Snow Allay Oop — Dava Graua Quality work Very Sauna, pool, exercise room. MANCHESTER - Retail, NEW M BOICAT b r id q e BRICK. BLtX'K .STONE - reasonable prices Call Mike, NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet blower 26" cut Used only New Condition $440 per 3-Or Runobout. *OT035. with HAVE TRUCK WILL MOVE' once Cost $700, sell for $475. storage and/or manufacturing 4 ipt«d tranimiition. pow«r Fireplaces Concrete 569-3458 or M9-4945 repairs, plugged drains, month. 6460505. space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. DEAR ABBY: Regarding BEWILDERED IN BUCKS Large appliances, clean al kitchen faucets replaced, Call 6463871 ottorinf, HO bJtttry. 4 tpood I MEAN YtXI MkNT / NATURAUy ■PCHANGE Chimney Repairs No .Job ft. Very reasonable. Brokers tr»nifnlulOA, body iid« mold- COUNTY, whoae wife was alwaye late: 1 have a lovely nOPLAYMONPA 1 .J. an' let you guvb figure ...BECAUSE THAT lies. cellars, garages also LEE PAINTING Interior & repaired, rec rooms, MYDEARf CLOTHES! THEN OUT HOW COME OOOLA Too Small Call 644-8356 for will clean apartm ents for DUPLEX. Kitchen with protected. Call Heyman inf. ttc. LIST PRICE *5207 mother-in-law whom I love dearly, but she waa never on I IMNCH IN V13UR NEW YOU'RE THE KINDA THINKIN' IS estimates Exterior "Check mv rate bathroom remodeling, heat BURROUGHS TC 500 mini SALE PRICE.. TM GONNA DO TURNED OUT T'BE A MISSING ____ Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag realtors Call 644-1775 appliances. Self cleaning Properties, 1-2261206 time for anything. Whenever we'd pick her up, we would 1,MR.M06LH.r A ORK3INALI A LITTLE JUST TOO HARD ON before vou decorate Depen modernization, etc. M 4 M computer with complete I/O oven, and dish washer. Sliding MOVIE aiTAR NAMED MY BRAIN.' punch t ^ and punch card have to wait about half an hour for her to get ready, and FISHIN’.' ^ 1 MUNDA WUNCH.... CiM TREE SERVICE Free dable Fully insured 6461653 plumbing 4 Heating 649-2871 glass doors to deck 14 baths. conaequently ehe made uj late. Defense con job succeeds estimates discount senior system Best offer. Program Living room with fireplace *4755 CHILD CARE. Licensed ming available Call 649-0801 Wanted (o Rant 57 Aftar numeroue timet of being late oureelvee, we figured Y citizens Company mother, loves children Warm CRAIGS PAINTING and air conditioner, w-w out a solution. If we had to be aomewhere at 3 o'clock, we Manchester owned and WALLPAPER. Interior pain North-South have only 23 loving home environment 646- carpeting Two bedroom. would tall Mom we had to be there at 2:30. From then on, we hlghKiard points, six diamonds operated Call 646-1327 ting and repairs at a price you SKIS 185 Cm Stein Erickson. Basement with washer and THREE BEDROOM 4890 can afford Free Estimates' Moliter Ski Boots, M-9. Henke APARTMENT - Will pay $270 were always "on time." is a good contract. dryer hook-up. $450 monthly. J, IN FLORIDA NORTH IMl.e An original Spade lead 649-3870 n Home Uuarantee Women's 6 and Lace 649-7105 after 5 p.m. monthly. Will pay own ♦ A843 'Chip Rep Womens's 74. Fireplace Jet utilities. Call 6463377. Mother t y . . . . would almost surely defeat CONSTRICTION BRICK ••••••••••••• porcelain Hot Air-5 Tubes. Heavy Brass DEAR J.: You may have been on time, but your the slam because the diamond .411 colors Glazed Block, Building Contracting 33 FEMALE ROOMATE MID plus two school age children. NEW 80 CAFII 6 9 8 2 Painting-Papering 32 Fiberg'os Spray Fireplcac Pot 643-6690. Rent guaranteed. lovely BM>ther-in-law continues to squander half an ♦ AKQ1087 finesse is wrong, but West led originally cost $2 to $4 each Appiances & TWENTIES WANTED to 3-Dr HotchbKk. ipoclol vMu* hour of your tioM whenever you pick her up. Let’s a heart. However, he soon Joint reinforcement Call FAHRAND RE.MODELING - ^abnets Display at share duplex Glastonbury & pkg . moonroof. 5 tptod. con- WEST EAST 1'ROFE.SSION'AL pa in t in g made up for bis opening lead Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters, 8 HIGHLAND ST E H BEAUTIFUL DOLL Hebron area Must be neat. GARAGE WANTED to store M l* . whIttwAllt. powtr tt»*r bear It from someone who waa **cured”: ♦ »7« 6KQJS evenings. 649-5635 ot 643-9508 - Interior and exterior 1 A ^ making a terrific play. Room Additions. Decks. All GN J TUB OF NEW ENGLAND CLOTHES BEAUTIFUL Pets considered Rent one or two cars. Call Don at ing. •Itclrlc r*Ar dtirotttr. VKJ853 V A 109 7 2 Commercial and residential 633-4577 lu flM * com|Mf1m«nt cov*r. Even with all four banos tvpes of Remodeling and ______1203) 528-0200 BARBIE DOLL DRESSES negotiable Call after 6 p.m , DEAR ABBY: I. too, wai never on time, but my husband Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona 6K6 64) Free estimates Fully in 70( Bridesmaid's Outfit $1.50. AM/FM »t*f*o. KC*nt grp cured me of that habit in two eaty letaoni. exposed it is hard to imagine YOUNG MOTHER will lake Repairs Free estimates Ful 2263560 InUrlOf. HO b*tt*ry. rtor win 6«S4 692 sured 6464879 ly insured Phone 643-6017 Complete Wedding Outfit, It was simple. Twice when I wasn’t ready, he left without how West defeated the slam care o( children weekdays, un dow wlp*r wMh*r. tport wh«ol THINK SOUTH after his lead. Flooring $3 50 Pajamas 60« 643-6452 covtrt, proUctiv* body »>d« m a I waa mad aa a hornet, but I learned that he who is late til 300 pm in my 36 MANCHESTER NEW FIRST X A L W A 'V S 6 10 2 Declarer ruffed the heart In p a in t in g ■ INTERIOR AND LEON CIEZSVNSKI □ AUTOMOTIVE moldingi. Right bond r*mol* geta left. .Manchester home Call 643- FLOOR one bedroom apart WONDERED VQ64 dummy and Immediately took 2023 E.XTERIOR Paperhanging BUILDER .New homes, ad f l o 5 r s a n d i n g 4 THREE ROOMS control mirror Stk. rOP094 ON "HME IN TIBURON ment All appliances wall-to- LIST '7147. SALE PRICE . N O W N E 6AQJ107S a diamond finesse by )>asaing Expoetjaced, references Ser ditions. remodeling, rec REFINISHING floors like FURNITURE, Can be seen Auto Parta For Sale 60 6JS wall caipeting Ceramic tile, TURNED the nine If West wins this ving T Willimantic. rooms garages, kitchens new’ Specializing in older Friday. Saturday and Monday bath $325 per m onth I T O N Vulnerable: Both ------, wail **ui m ill CERTIFIED DOG Manch«fer Bolton. Coven remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, floors Natural and stained 11-2 Excellent condition Call Utilities not Included Call FOR SALE MICELLANEOUS GRtXIMER - All breeds Call 6460468 Moving. *6399 Do you with you had more friends7 Get Abby'e / Dealer North return, draw trumps and easi try. CJumbia. Tolland areas dormers, rooling Residential floors No waxing anymore' Peterman Realtv 649-9404 or BODY PARTS for 74 Firebird booklet, “How to Be Popular; You're Never Too for an appointment 528-5903 or commercial 649-4291 ly make the rest of the tricki. W J /irillo 423-6582 John Verfaille, 646-5750 6461171 call and ask Rick 742-8212 Young or Too Old." Send $1 with a long, aelf- West North East Sooth West knew that South had an 3PIECE PECAN BEDROOM alter 4 p m !♦ IT 29 SET. Full Bed-headboard, box ■ddraaaad, atamped (28 cental envelope to: Abby. excellent diamond suit MANCHESTER Five rooms ••••■••••••••••••••••••••• Popalarity, 183 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. SI S4 Pa&s 49 because declarer had bid two spring and mattress Triple on first flour of Duplex Autos For Sale 81 Pass 59 Pass Pass dresser/mirror 4 drawer •0218. Pass diamonds followed by four chest Excellent condition, Carpeted and appllancea No diamonds. He realized hii u tilitie s No p e ls . $380 WE PAY TOP PRICES for only hope of beating the slam Help Wanted j j Help Wanted 13 Keep Smiling $150 Call 649-4566 Aniclet for Sele 41 monthly Call 739-41 13 wrecked and junk cars A & B NEW 80 ZEFNTI Opening lead:V5 would be a bold-faced swin Re Happy between 6 00 and 9 00 p m Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 4-Door. #0Z0M. 8ROC. vMu* dle, but it had to be done RFUREATION LEADER for Call Tony 6466S3 quickly. Smoothly, Weit MECHANICAL vear round schiKil age dav pACkag*. Mtomotlc uloct INSPECTOR MANCHESTER Three room »hlft. wtilt*wollft. n . pwr P s t r o 9 fQ p h Tha Born Loaar — Art 8an*om ducked the nine of diamonds. care J8.832 Education plus apartment Heat, hot water front ditc brok*ft. Air cor$d.. By Oswald Jacoby Who could blame poor experience in outdoor sports Sus/nais Properly 26 ALUMI.NUM Sheets used as We cu rrently have a Eleulectricily Appllalances rtar window d*fro«l*r, HD bat- Involve Mends ehouM be Armed- ^.AWD WATS and Alan SonUg South for repeating the trump and activities Apply or send printing plates, 007 thick tary, pwr »lda wlndowt, wir* Ofcur up well In advance. Unlrnt eX we IHATHAAKeSUO ITAAAKes s e e . i T D u p first shift opportunity in PACKAGE STORE FOR References ,Nof" jp e ts 1285 646 whaal covtrt, daf wida body finesse? When West won his resume by Deiember 16lh ux28'i . 25 cents each or 5 3167 . 228-3540 WANTED JUNK AND U T E In eocerd, A will crests snags lat- SEtJSE.CCgSIT, Our m echanical in spec SALFi East of the river, -tid* molding!, ttntad gtaii ^Birthday se w se YU) rreoesWT very spirited auction in now unguarded king at trick to .Manchester Karlv I,ear- lor $l Phone643-2711 Mustbe MODEL WRECKS - Casn complata, twtena pt. LIST which1 all ffour players partici three, the defense quickly tion department Qualified excellent location, good picked up before 11 a m TAURUS (Aprs 26May 20) BRUTUS? ning Uenler 80 W addell Road Paid Call Parker Street Used '7540 SALE PRICE m . M A K pSE U Sg, pated culminated in an excel cashed two heart tricks. Manche.ster E.OE volume Selling for health ONLY THREE BEDROOM Auto Parts; Inc 64633$! Ooele periontlly Important to candidates should be able reasons only 871-7140 7-9 APARTMENT. $385 monthly Daoembii n, mo you today may not be to enthutl- lent slam contract Although (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) to read moderately com- p m Includes Heat and hot water. estlcally eoughl altar by eseocl- I'OSITIDNS AVAILABLE POOL- 24 X 4 , 7 It deep 1974 SUBARU - Good condi *6739 Sealrteltone anO ancumbrenoee atee. Diplomacy It naoaetary to pie« blueprints and with the .Manchester Area Perllex filter. 8 x 12 deck On bus line Call 649-1749 or tion Front wheel drive. $1800 you prtvioualy had to conland win their eupport. specifications Must be Conference of Churches. $500 00 or best oiler 5667317 alter 6 p m 659-2231 NEW 80 ZEPHYR with w1« be aMnUnetsd this com (m ay MISC. FOR SALE negotiable. Telephone 643- ing year. Oood iwnee are ahead OUMI 21-June 20) Thie familiar with a wide variety Human Needs Assistant and 67K, or 6561723. 4 Door *0X083. with auto •houM be s tun dty, but your •SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. TWO "BITDROOM matic ulactihift. whlt«wallt. b«mjaa you'a be iMa to cut In pdormst could be t bA dlalort- of measuring devices Convalescent Home Worker PS. pwr front diic brakt!. full lha kvtapendanl ttyte which you Salary $157 60 weekly Apple Artlclei tor Sale 41 Processed Gravel. Sand, APARTMENT Utilities not 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER PPMfMT ed. Duties which you wwe eup- Candidates should be lit* ipar*. *iact roar window poeed to ettend to mey be cant should oblain CFTA Cer Stone, and Fill For deliveries included Within walking dis 318. Three speed. Posi rear dafroiUr. HD battary, dalui* •A W A totto Me*. g60oc. t1) able to perform layouts on tance of downtown Main ihstved unM anothw time. Our Boerding Ho u m tification form State Employ call George Grilling, 742-7886 end Needs some work. Best wida body !ida molding! LIST You ra an Inquialllvo parson by CANCiR (June 21-Ji^ 22) Surface plates ment Office before calling Street. 568-3736 weekdays offer over $400. 871-7385. •5737 SALE PRICE neture. Your Monde undaretmd 1/ after 5 00 p m , weekends You're cepable ol managing tHu- MACC EOE 6465539 FOR SALE - Couch, end end aooapt this, but today you atlone lor olhwt today. Howev- Good worKing REF'RIGERATOH medium 9 00 a m to 7:00 p m may bt templed to sek tome WInthrop — Dick Cavalli tables, chair, T V. antenna, PLYMOUTH FURY II - w. though your Inlenllone wlA be IT WAS AN HPW OBSERVANT.') WHEN HE DPUBLEP I Knowledge of shop math, size ideal for spare or cot rotor $95 72 West Street *5999 probing queetlont they wouM Excellent condition! Must be rather not inewer. Find out more good you mutt guwd egalnet INTERESTING I FEEL < Hl£> C m 5ALARY and accurate record tage Chaise Chair lor two. fur Saturday. 9 00 a m to 11 00 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - dokig ItUnge In wiye which oouk) Til ^ ALimxi I , lew w-.ia a . . , . . . . REAL ESTATE Dogt-BIrdf-Palt 43 seen to be appreciated. Call J 0 3 C C . of what Ms ahead lor you In the T H E L A T E S T . . . B y 3 0 presidential TrtATUP (30VERN HESAIP THE PUBLIC KCjp.ng s necessary upholstery Reasonable Call a m 4 rooms Appliances Heal No 6469729: if no answer please ceuee hurt leeHnoe. WBLi-^THEy year toUowIng your binhday by LBO (July 26Aug. 22) In bw- RAnsKsesuRVE/ MILUON rage, BUT MCNTaFFlCIALSN '^ F l DESERVE P A Apply Personnel Depart- 643-5753 pets Security Lease. return call •ending for mur copy ol Aatro- RNALO-V HARDLY A ------1------AKC GOLDEN COCKER References $325 Call 646 gekilno todey. ley ell your cardt RE\^A1_S THAT P E O P L E AND ARE TPP Busy , HI6HLY RAID ment Hornet For Sale 23 NEW QUEEN SIZE SPANIEL puppy, male 24 Qriph. MeX tl lor each to Aetro- (SOTAROUND CLASSIC.' SERVING THE CHRLSTMAS TREES...... Tag 3340. before 7 00 p m Qreph. Box 469. Radio City out on the table. Keeping aoee THIS NETVACRK O J E R ^ R R D T , EXECUTIVE WATERBED Never opened months old Call 649-8418 1972 FORD F 250, 4x4. Over up your sleeve could work TD CALL-INe - hak-kaff;-' PEOPLE To EXECUTIVE HOUSE ■ and or Cut Your Own 10 year warranty Walnut Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sura to WASt^ATCHH?... sized tires Sunroof. Carpeted. NEW 80 MONARCH egalnM you Ineteed ol ghOng you OUR H O U SE. ISHDULP HAVE think Gerber Scientific Contemporary Cathederal Wreaths F'ree Baughs' stained pine frame, deck THREE BEDROOM Stereo. Best offer 633-3984. 4 Door Sadan. *OE035. with 4 •peoWy Mrth date. the edge. Stanley Tree Farm 61 laing 6.MONTH OLD BLACK DUPLEX 14 baths !p«td tranimi!!ion, whita- CAMicOtol (Dae. 2 2 ^ if) offerep my OF CMR ceilings Three bathrooms pedestal mattress, liner, PEDIGREE Scottish Terrior VBKM) (Aug. 26.SepL 22) Work Instruments Walk-in closets Nine rooms Hill Hoad, oil Route 6 at An heater Originally $330 Now Appliances. Carpeting. wall!, powtr !taaring, powar You ro good at gattXig what you ing with totted methodt or tech- / / SERVICES AS SELVES 83 Garber Rd. dover Church 742-6438 Has shots Includes papers Fenced back yard $450 front diK brakt!. full !lza want today, but thara'e a chanoa nlquee will prove more produc AN a p v is e r ; 2355 square feet living area 2 $199 563-0073 Rocky Hill !par«. aiactric raar dafroitar. Mm onot you havo H you oouk) car garage Kor sale nr rent Asking $125 call after 5 00 monthly plus utilities. tive than ax^m sntlng with new South Wlndaor, CT pm 528-2521 HD battary, protactlva body m N i«p away. Don't get care Evenings 649-5635 or 643-9508 DL'NLOP WHITE WALLS- References Security. 643- 1973 BLAZER - In good condi ooncepu. il'e not a time to M y MANCHESTER FLEA !id* molding! LIST '5531 leat lata ki tlie gams. depart Irom your reliable blue Snow tires P-225-75 R 15 7780 tion 4 wheel drive Standard SALE PRICE AMAMUB ( C l 20-Fab. 16) MARKET 811 Mam Street SINGING CANARIES - print. GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT' Steel Belted Radials Used 2 Open Saturday and Sunday 16 shift 350, V-8 Please call I me nothing tor granted today UaftA (SepL 2»-Oet 22) This Is RECEPTIONI.ST TVIM.ST for months Excellent condition' Yellow and varigated FOUR LARGE ROOMS in after 4:00 p.m., 6463833. whore Important goals ere tXK Oversized Newer Duplex 5pm Thursday 5 p m -9 p m Healthy and young Ideal not a good day to attempt to use Manchester medical olfice Hrick front aluminum sided, $100 647-9522 two family Appliances, heat, *5865 ponowiwd. Ev«i though thlnge z3M1LI Antiques, Collectibles, etc Christmas Gift' Call 649-6941 look Nhe I ahoo^n, unexpected your social oontacM lot pwtonti .Monday Wednesdas and huge yard Each sidd three Spaces available $15 per hot water $360 No children or 11972 DATSUN, automatic gain. Ktap avarything on a Levy’s Law — James Schumeiater Thursday 10 5 30' Send ITC am t a b l e RADIO, $8 pets Available January 15th. $500 or best offer 8 Track in oonWngaoeiee could dmrtlop. chummy beele without mixing bedrooms, enormorous weekend $60 per month For (Fab. tm ianSi 20) resume to R O Box A. Unisonic Calculator. $12 SMALL LA/POO PUPPIES 643-7285 cluded. 6462125. buekieae end pleasure. kitchen includes all more information call 646 Ready lor Christmas Puppy Substantial acMavamenU are Manchester Herald Herald appliances Attic Ians oak Magnavox 19' black white 2697 SCORPIO (OcL 26N0V. 22J and Provo Shot $125 Males possible today, provMed you're Although you are a very eelf-eul- YFiJVFNM Y Square Manchester CT (foors. separate furnaces and TV $50 VilaMaster Exercise FRESHLY REMODLED 3 1973 BUICK ESTATE more of t doer then a thXtker. l ^ T . Cycle. $55 Magnavox Quad Call 643-810, alter 3 p m bedroom apartment Kitchen, Adenl person. A t beet to leave ELBCtfo-BHeiNK- hot water heaters Includes FENDER BASSMAN 50 WAGON Good Condition. 35,- Ovw-anmyilno ehuettone oouM Arwnclel miners to olhwe today I$y CAN )*V6fc SAYS SO tenant one side with flexible Stereo and Turntable Console. SPEAKER CABINET. Two dining, utility room $425 000 miles on new engine. Best RO MONARCH 4-DR. mleteXetUy lead you to believe MPLACG HUMAN MAKE (HHISTMAS Automatic Mlfct vhilt. white they can't be done. A they ere being conducted MERRIER Sell Avon' FLirn lease Grxid location great in $100 Child s Steel Desk with 15' speakers with cover $250 monthly, plus utilities. Call offer over $700. 742l6M. property. Meddling could muddy vestment' $110,000 6468057 Typewriter, 120 Call 6462719 643-5001. walls, power steering, pwr AltiBB (Maroh 21-Aprtl 16) extra $$$ for gifts Call 523- Dan 643-6674 69 p m Iron! disc brakes lull s>7e Plene you mike today which Atewetera. ,Es The b e s t lANtcR. t h a t avjnev can buy- 1977 DATSUN B-210 - Brown, INewtexKii iNTuewM a u n .i i, mt.ult r-c • t. oeg u ) QW______jl./ l 9401 FREE TO GOOD HOME! spare a«r cond rear defroster eEALLY, FEMALE IRISH SETTER - 8 VERNON - Large heated 6 standard, AM/FM stereo. HD battery protective body DOC? BABYSITTER lor well months old. Needs good home, rooms Laundry, storage and Excellent running condition. side molding tinted glass com KH Yi’ Carlyla — Larry Wright behaved 4 year old 9 to 5 and space to run. Loves "orch. Quiet street. 40.000 miles. $3.m , B-0. Call piete AM-FM stereo vnth 4 mvenient. Security. Lease. 2866081. speakers etc Low mileage weekdays, beginning January children. Papers. Would make demo I0E021 LIST S768? uqb 5th Someone with or keeping ideal Christmas gifts. Call 636 References. $380 monthly. SALE PRICE B ButKW — Heimdahl A Stoffol other children preferred East 6846. keep trying. 599-4790 1973 AUDIUDI FOXFOX, four speed Manchester Vernon area 649- 70.000 milesmiles, good gas milage. *5653 2316 after 6pm Mualcal Inatrumanla 44 MANCHESTER RENT - Two Phone 6 4 9 ^ after 6 p.m. OOCIl! VmD0>eXJM A^ lA SPEEDY ALDWELL Bedroom apartment. Modem. THERE SVLVESTEI?' S ^ T P lE . DELIVERY 4 ROCTE MAN BALDWIN CONSOLE PIANO Beautiful paneling. Oil heat. 1963 LINCOLN lor residential and industrial - Pecan, with bench Remodeled Two blocks to the CONTINENTAL, leather in Short Riba — Pm k Hill ' stores References and securi- work in Eastern Connecticut Excellent condition! Moving terior, power. Many new \ / I MAVC'To =fWAr IN -Twe DO SOMBTWIN® T l Call 289-4355 between 9 4 4 must sell! $1500. Cail 643-1448. ty required. No pets. $225 parts. Needs fuel pump. $500 ITONM*M«6KSPEPRC59N6. monthly, Handyman or best offer. Call- 22MB58. a b o u t r r AT ONCE. J 80 LINCOLN \ /VHS,SIC£. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Sporting Good* 48 preferred! 1-564-3095 A / SCIENTIST. .Manchester, OIL, Inc. 1979 FIAT, Model 12$, 2 door. TONN com ‘ ^ ' clawing HER. holding auditions tor TWENTY THREE FOOT FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Front whMl drive. Regular CONTMIITU - fully carpeted, appliaces, gas, good mileade, Rust H*H Landau coach root power bp)eEINi | Substitute Organists and PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman moon roof glass. CB radio 5 61 5 6 Substitute Soloists Reply Sedan. Hard top. Ehiceltent garage, in-ground pool. West- proofed, AM-FM RjMio, un- Manchester, Conn. Side location. $400 plus dercoaM , polyglycoated. One premium sound system, coach Music Committee Chairman, condition. New electric trim lamps, spaed control, till whi First Church of Christ Scien- tabs. VHP CB. Cutty Cabin utilities. 646-6882, keep trying. owner. $3,m . 6467484. dual reclining seals elect list. 417 North Mam Street, with head. Owner bought trur$k release, full size spare Manchester. Conn 06040 larger boat. Call 742-8537 aRer MANCHESTER - 4W Room BANK REPOSSIONS FOR AM/FM electronic yrheels. m 5:00 p.m. Condominlmum. Completely SALE, 1978 Dodge Charger lerval wipers, etc Low mileage -New. 2 Bedrooms, IVk M ths. Special Edition. 2 door, 8 demo #01002 LIST 118006 'SL SERVICE STATION SALE PRICE NOV THaTS what I CALL ATTENDENT ■ Full lime 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 Antiquea 48 Fully AppUanced. Full Base cylinder, $2500. 1974 f latchar»a Land no A H S rF O O O days Apply m person Gil's ment Security deposit. 1 year Oldimoblle Cutlass Supreme. Auto Service. Route 6 Bolton ★ *1.01 9/10 Per Gallon C.O.D^ WANTED. Antique Furniture, lease. $450 monthly. Call 646 8 cylinder $1,500. ISTi GMC ... N0(O IO H tR 6 WPS kairtso R jff Logic, a t m is "■pURSt 3ALt 4003 Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel *14,120 I f t t . vouR Rcxxtrfiooic., YOU COOUi HOLD A SAIURDAY 10:00-2:00 NURSES AIDFl 7 p m to 11 drive, $1,500. 1969 AMC Am- o r Antique Items. R. YARD S A L t ? p m. Nurses Aide 3 p m to 11 ★ 200 Gallon Minimum Harrison. Telephone 643-8709. MANCHESTER, 2 Bedroom bassidor 4 door $300. 1975 U (m tslpi wug kJINONAv?- p m Nurses Aide 7 a m. to 12 apartment in Bowers School Chrysler Cordoba, poor condi ^w^w^ •K WM^I*—*-*- ^ ^ noon. Laurel Manor. 91 Chest ★ 24 Hour Burner Service district. No children, no pets. tion, best (rfler. The above can • MART 01NII1 • nut Street. Manchester RENTALS $ ^ plus uUlities. Available 1- be seen at the Savings Bank of '$ Oldait Imtaiti 1-81. Call Between 6 and 9 Manchester, 923 M in St. McMary-Maida Dtaitt tt-e GUIDANCE COUNSELOR, ★ 24 Hour Call Delivery p.m 643-74») Manchester. Coventry Public Schools. Rooms tor Rem 82 Grades 5-8. Connecticut Cer MANCHESTER - Available tification reouired. Send letter ★ OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS FOR RENT 4 room, 1 January 1st. Three bedroom, and resume to to Dr. Donald bedroom adult condo. Air con second floop, 6 large rooms, Keep Smiling J Nicoletti, Coventry Public ditioning,^ all appliances, garage $350 monOiIy, plus US (lain ST TO ASSURE YOU DF ADEQUATE SUPPLY carpeting. December oc Schools Box 356, Coventry, Ct utilltiei. Security and Be Happy, MU(HISfllMl.SUS 06238 or call 742-8913 cupancy. $350. monthly. 872- references. Call T.J. Crockett, Realtors. 6461577. 24 - EVENING HERALD Ttiurs.. Dec. 11, 1980 MANCHESTER- RenilU of play Rossi. North-South: 1. Ronnie Toomey, by the Manchester Bridge Club Dec. Bast-West: 1. Donna Fetr, Ellen Sara Mendelsohn; 2. Flo Smith, Burt 1 are as follows: Goldberg; 2. Sue Shorts, Mary Smyth; 3. Ann Staub, Sue Henry. SAW North-South: t. Ethel Coon, Kay Willhide; 3. Barbara PhllUps, Sally Eiast-West; 1. Terry Daible, Marge SHARPENING Bridge results Heavisides. Warner; 2. Donna Felr, Ellen Baker; 2. Mary Corkum, Louise Ker- Goldberg; 3. Mary Willhide, Faye MANCHESTER mode: S Frank Bloomer, Joyce Results of play Dec. 4 follow; Lawrence. HARDWARE ill M.lin SI Mjnrh 643 1476 Christmas songs (iO tE M 'K t— Students at Coventry Grammar School w ill have their music curriculum correlate with , their study of Christmas customs around the world | during the month of December. Deli Department Specials Kindergarten students will learn songs about CHOICEST MEATS Hanukkah. Santa's helpers and traditional holiday songs. Students in Grade 1 will learn selections from "Babes In Toyland. " songs about toys in Santa's workshop, and a IN TOWN repertoire of traditional holiday songs from around the , USDA CHOICE TENDER FAVORITE SWISS CHEESE...... *2.99 world Students in Grade 2 will have musical experiences in a I wealth of Mexican rhythm, dances and songs. Their study I B O n O M COOKED HAM »* 2.99 of Mexico will culminate with a fiesta in which they will | perform .songs and dances and have a party. ROUND ROAST U8DA CHOICE BEEF ROUND OOLOGNA »* 1.89 BACK CHEESE SAILS *2.99 School medication RUMP ROAST ( (1\|;M'H4— Coventry Grammar School has USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND CENTER CUT SALAMI *2.19 released its procedures concerning the dispensing of medication at schiKil B O n O M OACOM...... „. *1.49 Any parent whose child requires a medication during school hours should obtain written authoriMtion from the y doctor to the school nurse The information should in ROUND ROAST USDA CHOICE LEAN FLAVORFUL clude the name and dosage of medication, time it is to be given, period ol time it is to be administered HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Parents must give written authorization to the school EYE ROUND 7 Oz. Lotion or 4 Oz. Tub* € 4 nurse to administer the medication Anyone having questions about the policy should call ROAST . lb. the school nurse al 742-7.H3 USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND HEAD & SHOULDERS ' 1 CURE DEODORANT Divorced men meet STEAKS .lb. SWIFTS JUICY 1.SOZ. KV 'I MVK IK 'iK li— The Hartford Chapter of the SURE ROLL ON Divorced Men's AssiKiation ol C'onnecticut will meet Dec 16 at 7 30 pm at the Broadview Community BROWN SERVE 7 Oz. Tub« Church 45 Oliver St . Hartford Atty Ronald Coutin will discu.ss visitation problems 'The DMA is concerned in SAUSAGE...... aoxpkg helping Its members with the legal aspects of divorce GLEEM The chapter meets the third Tuesday of each month The V. public IS invited For lurther information, call 528-0526 Fuel Itank set *>(H III W IMi*>(tK— The Community Service Coun cil IS seeking contributions for its recently established Stop by and order a fruit basket for a holiday Emergency Fuel Bank The fund will be maintained by the council and allocations: from the fund will be made by the town gift or visit our holiday gift headquarters. Human .Services Department Due to changes in guidelines for federally funded programs the council expects that many citizens won't Caii in and order your hoiiday coid cuts and qualify for fuel and utility assistance The council s fund will provide fuel in emergencies to citizens in difficult cheese piattara now. financial situations who are not eligible lor other programs ( ontributions may be made to the South Windsor Com- munitv Service Council. 9l .Ayers Road. South Windsor, Conn 06074 We Give Old Fashioned Butcher Service ... No Substitute Holiday decoration For Quality ■-Ul III W IN D M IH — The Recreation Department w ill sponsor a holiday decorating contest Friday evening, Iiec 19 Prizes of $25 w ill be awarded in three ST0ll£ HOURS: categories best yard, best door and best overall WgMand S t ( ontestants wiil be judged un the originality of their Mon. & Tues. til 6:00 mmwi. 317 designs the theme and use of colors, and the overall har- Wed., Tlwrs., & fri. til 9K)0 mnnv ol the decorative display Visibility ol the decora MUKKSTER tion IS also a c ;:deration Sal & Sunday T'j enter tfa- c mlesi call the Recreation Department 'til 6:00 CONN. at 644-2133 bel.ire Dei 16 V. Crime naleh a^ked ^ llSSllSlllSlllSlSHlSlilil "III III W iM iw u K — Police Chief William H Ryan has asked townspeople to give special attention to ^ GROCERY riifnrrtfVQDK'riAie SPECIALS ■ I Garden Fresh^ Produce_c Specials___ .• suspicious persons vehicles and incidents in the coming SACRAMENTO weeks TOMATO JUICE December s past history has proven to be a time for HEINZ house breaks thefts ol property and related crim inal ac KETCHUP tivity Ky^n said .All persons should be alert, repor RED DELICIOUS TAHGELOS 8 s 9 9 ^ ting the suspicious things to the police " HAWAIIAN PUNCH Ryan said patrol activity has been increased but the LOO CABIN RED SALAD |P| A neighborhoiKl wotch' ellort bv townspeople is also help PANCAKE MIX ful NOTTS TOMATOES .. 0 9 ^ APPLESAUCE 7 9 * SW EET LIFE CRISP FIRM Red Ooss moves ALUMINUM FOIL .12in, 7S ft. SOFT WEVE WHITE ARRTD M \N( IIK" 11 It— We re on the move, and in more BATH TISSUE zc p., ZII99* LEnUCE 0 9 ^ ways than one is the way local Red Cross director BETTY CROCKER FUDOE AA a LARGE RED DELICIOUS ^ m ^ F'laine Sweet announced the relocation last week of the BROWNIE MIX zi .Mancliestcr-Hoiion Hr inch Red Cross offices KRAFT WHITE OR COLORED The new iacilit', is on the second floor ol 20 Hartford SINGLES •1.39 APPIES S l i S S * Ruao in a iiaiidir.g iwned by South United Methodist ALL NATURAL MB A 4 ( hurch The lirst lloor of the building is cK'cupied by the Greater M.irii hosier ( hamber of Commerce BREYERS YOGURT .« 9 r I The space we are 'xicupying. said Mrs Sweet, 'is under an igri'emeni with the trustees of South United AWAKE ,...2I99<| lllliU llSSSl FLEIBHMANN'S .MethiKtisl ('hurch and 1 m confident it will be beneficial lor them as wei. as lor us This is our sixth move in the LB.QTRS. MARGARINE...... 7 9 ^ past 24 years and we re aii hoping it will be permanent ' B"i(fc G o u p o n at- H'ith Coupon & S7.50 Purchase 1 5 7 . 5 0 P u r c h a s e 1 m 1 1 Annual nurtv« '14-4‘tinf'....,:..., run<-Hle(l ,, , FROZEN & DAIRY . 1 CHASE & SANBORN1 HOI IO N The Holton HOI i<)\ _ The Board LIPTON F^xtension (irnup will have of F.ducatioii information CHOC-CHIP or OATMEAL RAISIN TEA BAGS 1 COFFEE 1 1 L B . Its annual ( hristams party meeting scheduled for MRS. 6000 COOKIE MIX 100 CT. 1 1 Tuesday Irom lii a m to 2 tonight has been cancelled ... 99< 1 1 p m at the (,'ommuniu $ ^ 0 0 $^79 The agenda items w ill be BIRDS EYE CUT CORN OR 1 1 Hall At noon, a potlucic UK luded on the board's GREEN PEAS V A U O D EC. i TO 14 1 VALID DEC. 9 TO 14 1 luncheon will he servc>d ' regular January meeting z m * AT HIGHLAND PARK XT MIOHLXNO PARK 1 1 During the meeting, agenda WELCH'S CRANORAPE members will show holiday 1 — Kee/i Smiling With Coupon gifts they made at home COCKTAIL JUICE 12 OZ. 1 With Coupon A 1 lie linpp y 79< .50 Purchase $7s50 Purchase WAKEFIELD 1 1 $ 3 9 9 GRAVY TRAIN 1 PUREX HEAVY DUTY 1 KING CRABMEAT Sox. DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS TREES DOG FOOD 1 LAUNDRY 1 You mdy select a live (balled) bluespruce SARA LEE 2S LB. DAQ 1 DETERGENT 1 You may select and cut your own $ 1 1 9 1 You may select a Fresh Cut POUND CAKE $ 2 ^ 0 Is OFF 1 QREEN BEAN CASSEROLE OR BROCCOLI AU'ORATIN 1 1 SPRUCE, SCOTCH or FIR VALID D ie. t TO 14 VALID OtC. 9 TO 14 AT HiOHLANO PARK 1 AT HIOHLANO PARK 1 Wreaths & Bows STOUFFERS...... V- HYE-ACRE TREE FARM V Rt. 44A. 1.7 miles East of Cathy John*. ______429-2635 iin iiin iiiiiiiiiim in ii VERNON ROCKVILLE r N .GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1980 ORN rv EVENING HERALD, TTnira Dec. 11, Itw / evening herald. Thura., Dec. 11. 1980 Zalfttprla Slioj 27 • 29 W«$t Main Stroat RockvilU Cantvr I960 OCCCM0CR I9 t0 S' M T W T F S ? 3 4 S 6 I 9 10 n 17 Village Bridal & Formal Wear »?»!?? » )0 ?3l?4 31 2% 2 t 27 OPEN •am-9pm We Have a FANTASTIC telection of SPUN GLASS and OLDE WORLD ORNAMENTS along with many other AFTER 7 YEARS, TRIM THE TREE THE TONGUE DELIGHTS! STARTS TO CURL. A * - Our Trained Bridal Consultants ■V W « v .. will provide the ' ’ , 'fW*' The celebration of Christmas is individualized a festive occasion filled service you with special holiday activities, desire. decorations and gift - giving. Amid all the “hustle and bustle," searching for the “right” VERNON CIRCLE FOR HER: gifts or decorating “todtWies" • BrMal Qowns SHOPPING CENTER • BrIdMinald'a can become more a task that • Flower Qirl Qowns VERNON - 87M234 • Mothers and AJan Mokrzycki of Northampton, a pleasure. Village Bridal Massachusetts has had a pair of Survivors* That’s where we can help ... Opposite Vernon Notional Bonk for 9 ye^s. Mario Vitale of Springfield, & Formal Wear Uirge Balactlon of Rental lllmois has had his pair for almost 12 years And there’s no easier way to T EL 643-4809 Tuxedo's lor the groom and do your Christmas shopping HOLIDAY HOURS MON., THUB8. 10-9 p m Iheyll s S ; t u b s ., w e d . f r i . 10-5:45 p.m. h is party. Monday-Friday 'till 8 p.m. 8AT 9-5 p.m. take gixxi/;are of your H E R M A N Saturday ’till 6 p.m. feet. For how long? C i r D l N u r i D C ' Hpaven only knows. j:yENl,\G HERALD. Thurs I l l l ^ rs ■ Dy 11, 198a ...... BFGoodrIch SALE g ^ l G h e r a l d . Thi.r, rw. „ I960 m r f RESTAURANT Special Tread Compound WT. 83. ELLINGTON, CT. 872-7327 for W infer GrippingTrection "A TASTE OF THE CITY Tieanwlwr'Steel Dehed Radial. A TASTE OF THE COUNTRY WHITEWALLS AS LOW AS A TASTE OF THE GOOD LIFE” FOR SIZE P175/751 7 5 / 7 ^ a M ^ ^ PLUS $2.25 F.E.T. F^ovtr 15 „ ,r t Ihit ••fbllihmani triditlonall, P175/75.14 otfr, food and lop •niaruinmant. -Y •XTP" ' X-TRA Traction Polymer special LUNCHEON • DINNER winter grip compound ' « 41 • Two steel belts lor long m lleoge Better Bedding / / • Banquets to 400 • cio, owner of Belter Bertriinir it _ i , 7 r,..,, •^ d io l construction lor great handling Trim Fashions • Entertainment nightly • for Christmas delivery There are sliU 2.W chai>\ nn ready for immediate deliver^ A F r w ^ v AwL " . every one • Las Vegas Shows • " E c o n o m y seJection now and l a y - i t - S for V™'' be-st Malar Credll Cards Accepted Nylons and Herculons or readU washZe Chnstrnas Choo.se from 100', Visit our newly expanded are also on sale for Holiday Gift'Giving Prices sLrt^at*I79"v;t Headboards Matter Charge • Vita • ““ •“ *»"• ‘h“ shop, with more of the fashions American Exprett • DInera Club and Excellent Tfoction MmakerPolyTB tile right Better^^yng"n"is^i!^ ^ywIa'^JHd on you^re looking fori lilFGoodrich the area's best values ^ ^ Come in today for some of WHITEWAtta FOR SIZE 600-,. PLUS $1,71 F.E.T.I 2 4 *» p i 1 BFGoodrIch Tfailmaker Polv 78 B M erry 600-12 nilM FASHIONSSBa Our Price FET ■ \Christmas few • Aggressive tread for q|l-weather bile A75-13 «•.« 11.11 ■ ©wuttrgSqufrr B78-13 $30.00 Skodwning Rt 13 Etllnoton Cl ft79.7%9Y on w • Rugged 4-ply polyester construction $1.98 1 LA-Z-BOY • M olded lor winter studs C78-14 $32.00 $2.27 1 E78-14 $34.00 $2.35 f j fThere fashion i$ a 2 GALA NEW YEARS PARTIES BLACKWALLS $ 2 .M y ] look, not a site Special Sizes fMEMTERRMEilN f r o n t s t a g e I - COUPON — 12W to 28Vr USf CHAIKI fOR OWISflllAS - UY-AWAT MOW and 36 to 52 FULL BUFFET LOUNGE! UQUOR i 10% CASH DISCOUNT • • Surprising choke of fabria From Santa hors d'oeuvres ond stylos HATS, NOISEMA Expiree Oee. Dec. 20., 1080 - " hats ■ S T n . - • Tough compononts insido; lady WINN duraUo fabrics oufsido By TEDDI noisemakers 0KNTH6IIS.*KI8pjii. $ 7 5 0 00 M 0 N . - F R I . M M m w H u i • Smooth reclining mechanism I pci couple SAT6RUy*Ki3pj||. SAFETY STUDS with Ufotimo Warranty 8.««pet person B e a u tifu l • Free Lay-Awtay Plan DANCING TO featuring B lo u s e s CHOOSE FROM ™ * »««3on’3 Iriousas are Ifw [HAT TRICK SILVERADO BAND FREE MOUHTIMfi prattlaal and moat lemlnina VIRNON k ; $ 1 8 8 ■Toundl Coma aaa for y o t m i^ iJ* rAicortvKHtD NiteiNaroN Many atylasi j CARRIAGE DINING ROOM ,ar D) IMI •■•LtNTeKI. •72 -0 733 Sfl iOHN 3 0 0 STOCK SAVI $1001 MORE s i i i T i v e CNistmas [DINNERS SERVED AS USIlfll 5:00-9:00 Gift Certificates WIM Ml SA BA MB OPEN DAILY 10-8 SAT. TO 6 *v*whi AN ^ g jffl& flLg SSL 2 - BETTER BEDDINCn Available Don't Forget H a p p y H o u r L I V E B A N D S / a - Z - M o t t Recliner Centet *p 0 4 ^ c o H 4 3—7 Dinners Served VERNON TUES-SUN F B I & S A T 1‘/ ,ir),„ Rto. 83 • 300 East Plaza (2 mllei Nortli of Vamon Circle) VERNON 872-7294 • OTHER LOCATIONS • OPEN SUNDAYS 12 to 5 BRANDS DISCOUNT TIRE CENTERS. INC. EAST HARTFORD VERNON CIRCLE BLOOMFIELD 649-4430 Till Christmas MASTER CHARGE » VISA • FREE DELIVERY • FREE LAY AWAY ^ . KVEM N G HERALD. Thurs . Dec i l . JS ^ EVENING HERALD. Thurs , Dec. U. 19(0 COME SKI WITH US! CHRIS STEVE ART PETER IBOOKS] BENSON SMICHENKO CAVEDON UNWIN OWNER SALES MECHANIC MANAGER 1**1 tlT'i n Randall’s Stationery Tri'Ciiy Plasa^ Vernon TEL. 872-0547 Holiday Hours Mon-Sat 9:30 - 9:00 I Sunday 12-5 Jfif: We’ve already accumulated over 25 days of skiing this seasoni CHRISTMAS BARGAIN BOOK SALE The one-stop shop for the selective skier SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS m in su m LIBRARY OF WORLD POETRY. Ei Ny BULFINCH'S MYTHOLOGY. 1M dmtk h m m W tm d in Byaat S7 Bn. InduBi «il Ma- M il IM MM ■>*> iM tarn a a i Bm IM iitaniiif k m m , wmt M l i m i M i rfbia W. TIm A«t ol F«M«, THE ILLUSTRATED SHERLOCK HftdH h M iliiHka! Id. pnai if hn. h HOLM ES TREASURY. kSw Cam MM M a n W It kt ftHt aH ckM ia i ntai, w ia . Bhalty, SPORTS ■ t Mi m : TIm *0 « o« C M Y iln . h M ia i •Ml. l a iWi M Ml ftIpM IMt; hid iHtm H M i ki faMb: ka iiV L Im i ■ m liciali citai at Lonolallow, Orydan, Byron, ol ChwtomMiM, tMMii Wn it ki n S ta M M mm stain a i^ ^ ippMif^ a Thadiaraw, Browning. Wordawocth. Ski and Scuba tiaM tac •* ta o a l KI n(i Straiid mcaiw nnpMi wtk Oa aipHi WMtttar, a a ! THE COMPLETE WORKS OF « iM « i |ka Tba Hound of the Baakar- ROQET'S THESAURUS OF ROUTE 30, POST ROAD PLAZA WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. U Sm. viUaa. Iw M Pifn. ENGUSH WORDS AND PHRASES. taaiMli Hot awWi Mbai aMiiHM «*) ILLUSTRATED WORKS OF MARK IniiM « i EdafM by Salad In ^ In p l lU i VERNON TEL. 872-6547 ■at SM ftMimat alH - * n Sl(M«. TWAIN. NariMM cikK ta if Sc m w Mi k Sa d i d MaHw iSbai. aSi t j i H ia oaMn a t tataili. |ta> *■ “ aWc lb ItH •aaaa if Hucklabarry Ftewt aN Tom ■wB^iWL if tta bm MN. Mw lin a Sawyor, dn| «Ni aMiaWic nlicliaB b « rila m fidi h iapmai yaa noAiary ari CHRISTMAS HOURS DICTIOMARY OF QUOTATIOHS. A Connactieuf Yankao In King twiiniw ywdf Mia a Mh wIMl ad MkM M fciat* lilli naa«ai H lata Arthur'! Court, Ufa on tha Mlaataa^ 1 MON. thru FRI. SATURDAY SUNDAY fna ka IN aiM aHaaf Small H Ri pi, Tha Prinea and tha Piupar, TAlS s fr o m t h e ARABIAN •all'i laMa al alaMa aatWai aia(H Skatchaa-^Naw and Old, A Tramp NIOHTB. TiiM. k b B t e l Ib Im I k 10 AM TO 9 PM 10 AM TO 5:30 PM 12 TO 5 k Mad ala «l a mta alB. al aaakbll A bro^ Tha Irmooant! Abroad, aat. *m HdSaibientMMldlkibMialN aaiiriaaal Mad a Hiaal aki Ml Oia IJM mcm. «■ b « d M b k d i M M m I M b M ■ All 1 Sv TNI bdaiM al tMaakii ca» Baba and tha Forty TMavaa, Alaad lb u: ran ettn. Of Itio W ofdonid Lamp, Nl M d k ia Na 11 d Bahi CM dWaiifB la . Bm it lai IM LM. la i baaldn ■TMIbr-1 01 WASHINGTf Ronald Reagai problem of a formed. KVKM.NC; HKKALD. Thurs Dec II. 1980 Reagan, whi O P E N S U N D A Y 12—5 the Thursday which eight O nominees w reporters, salt pleased" with "I'll be mort name the rest QUALITY COSTS LESS! president-elect by questions members of h be since he wa N, VERNON CIRCLE Reagan reft Opposite Tri-City Plaza reports from \ • STEREO FURNITURE RACKS that retired Gi (Exit 95 off I ^ ) his top choice 649-7737 and the only re Haig is stil • CAR STEREOS NEWINGTON, CT. paperwork ret 9 E. Cedar St. (is Rte. 175) Cabinet memb (Bottom of Hill near Children's "I can't talk Hoopital) anyone, as I h • PORTABLES done a great jo 666-4740 far," Reagan i Reagan, who JIOURS: cond post-elec Saturday, sch< • RECORD DEPARTMENT Mon.-Fri. 10—9 senators and Sat. 9:30—5:50 receiving his d "It ht’u minded people buy" briefing. Sun. 12—5 Reagan has , irritated as I t drags on and ai I Hi; 1000"' S O U N D THE 550'^ SO U N D every opportut Y A M A H A THE completing th task, which hi SERIOUS HI-FI PERSONALIZED would be finisi At least tw FOR NORMAL PEOPLE SYSTEM dropped ou sweepstakes h burdens impi Bang & Olufsen on S A L E ! interest laws, the Departm reported to hi receiving his I The still vac elude secretar agriculture. Nakamichi the world's finest on S A L E from *499 N e i U. D see • } nffinhfi rpc4^iver ovpr HO • Yamaha receiver from the world's wallK of beautiful mu»ic enough to Audio Pulse - Time Delay largest music co.-beautiful sound- MANCHEf members of t pipe the whole hou»e. on SALE ‘595 simple to use. 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