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an IRA a Soviet s.- ) ■ ■ M 'i .-4. “thlngs-to-do” list. ig. .. ^ m4 *nsB- New 1982 tax laws let every wage ones earner-even those covered by ^ a group pension plan where in Herald photo by Tarquinlo they work-open an By United Press International Related stories Soviet transport planes landed in Poland today and Polish army tanks on Page 5. Individual Retirement Account! pushed into the Solidarity stronghold of Gdansk to root out defiant union strikers, reports from the number of arrests since the But you don’t have to Warsaw said. The military govern­ military government imposed mar­ Emergency ment said union leader Lech Walesa tial law Sunday and began rounding was broken and weeping. up leaders of the 9.5-million- responses f i In a report coming out of Poland, member labor group. Gas company workers repaired wait until New '^fear’s to diplomatic sources said the Warsaw British Broadcasting Corp., repor­ pact commander, Soviet Marshal ting "a mood of intense anxiety” in a leak on Dartmouth Road near Viktor Kulikov, had been in Warsaw Warsaw, said 5,000 union leaders Martin School (above) Tuesday set one up at the Savings since Friday but this had not been had been arrested. A,pamphlet afternoon. Students were kept officially confirmed. passed out by a regrouped Solidarity Inside the school during their The arrival of the Soviet aircraft group in Gdansk said 49,000 people lunch hour while Connecticut — reported in a BBC broadcast from had been arrested across the nation, Natural Gas workers searched Bank of Manchester. Moscow quoting diplomatic sources but other sources said only 6;000 had for a broken main and made — came a day after a Soviet official been taken into custody. the necessary repairs. The said the Kremlin was ready to send Poland’s new military rulers work was completed before troops to Poland to help restore moved massive troop contingents students were dismissed for We invite you to call one order. It was unclear, however, during the night in possible prepara­ whether the Soviet planes carried tion for harsher action against the day and It caused no major soldiers. defiant Solidarity activists still on problems, a . CNG of our IRA Counselors Tuesday; President Reagan sent a strike in the fourth day of emergen­ spokeswoman said. The Eighth stern message to Poland’s Com­ cy rule. Utilities District Fire Depart­ munist Party leadership, warning The military-controlled mass ment (right) fought a fire at that the use of force against Polish media described the country as W.G. Glenney Co., 336 North at 646-1700 to citizens would have "extremely calm but admitted “it was Main St, Tuesday night. The grave ■ consequences.” He did not depressing to learn that there blaze, which was described as spell out what such consequences already has been a necessity of suspicious In origin, began at would be. repressive regulations of martial learn more. 9:15 p.m. and was brought un­ Reagan also reiterated that law,” Poland should solve its problems by There was no further explanation, d er co ntro l In about. 30 itself — the diplomatic phrasing for but the military decrees prescribe a minutes. The building, a the Russians to stay out. maximum sentence of death for lumber warehouse, was Reports from workers in Warsaw Poles breaking the military destroyed by the fire. See page 'v said Polish soldiers firing tear gas regime’s ban on strikes. 10. , Savings Bank in the air had broken three of the The American embassy reported biggest strikes by diehard Solidarity there were a “relatively small” workers — two in Warsaw and one at number of American tourists caught of Manchester Gdansk, where the independent un­ in Poland, but all were well and ion nfovement was born 16 months many were planning to leave by a train whose international service Herald photo by French -Manchester: .Main Street. .Mam Olfice ; Purnell Place Drive In . ago. Burr Corners Shopping Center; East Center Street; Manchester Parkade; There were conflicting reports on was running. Hartford Road at .McKee: Shoprite Pla/a at Spencer; Top Notch Shopping Center at North End. East Hartford: Burnside .-\venue; Putnam Bridge Pla/a. Bolton: Bolton Notch at Route 44A. Andover: Andover Shopping Pla/a South Windsor: Sullivan .Avenue Shopping Center 3 win Ashford: Junction Routes 44 & 44.A. Telephone 646-l7(H). Income tax called unlikely MACC The Express Bank Eastford: .Monday & Endav. Rie. 198 next to post office. Tel. 974-36I3. Bingo Scotland: luesday & Wednesday, across from post office. I'el. 423-0523. Sprague: Thursday & Saturday, 18 W. Main St. Tel. 822-6319. .Member E.D.I.C. Area state legislators differ on a I’m going to take.” He said he’s wary of claims that represents part of Manchester, said bill sent to the House of Represen­ Joyner, who said he doubts the tax other taxes would be reduced if a she thinks the concept of an income Two Manchester people and a tatives Tuesday by the Finance, will pass either during this session state income tax was instituted. For tax makes sense. Bolton resident will share the Revenue and Bonding Committee or in coming sessions, said people example, Zinsser said the New Manchester Herald’s $100 in ‘Tve always supported the idea that would establish a state income oppose the tax because they fear Jersey legislature promised to. that it’s a fairer tax," she said. "I Bingo Bucks prize as winners of that once it is established, it will reduce that state’s 6 percent-sales tax. think the debate will be good. 1 find this week’s Newspaper Bingo continue to rise. tax if an income tax was passed. The But even proponents of an income a lot of interest in the tax among a Who is eligible for an IRA in 1982? How can an IRA be. set up? Many savings contest. The winners are Mrs. tax admit there is virtually no "The sales tax was going to be a income tax was passed and the sales Alice Gorman of 56 Maple St. lot of-people. There are stilTsome Anyone with earned income under the age plans exist as vehicles for your retirement chance it will be passed during the temporary thing, just after World tax dropped to 2 percent. But reservations on the part of some and Fred Towle, 299 Spring St., Special Session, called to resolve the War II to pay the veterans Zinsser said it’s back up to 6 percent The Manchester Area ' both of Manchester; and Henry people, but there’s support from the Conference of Churches hopes of 70, whether they’re included in any type plan, such as the new 18 Month CD state’s $83-million budget deficit. bonuses,” he said., "It was just 1 now, elderly and others who have to Berg of Bolton. State Rep, Walter H, Joyner, R- percent. Now, we have the highest “ The game plan of the to help more than 250 families The best pre-New Year’s The current card color is struggle along." But she said she of pension plan at work or not, and even designed exclusively for retirement plan Manchester, said he is dead set sales tax in the nation." Democratic members of the thought it unlikely such a tax would and individuals during the . orange. The one for the week of holidays in its Seasonal ShaAng against an income tax. Joyner said’the goal should be to legislature seems to be to put in pass this year. Resolution you’ll ever if they’re self-employed. That means a savers. We at SBM can help you find the Dec. 23-29 will be purple, that "I sent out 500 questionnaires in cut state spending, not increase pace m^ny onerous taxes on small Appeal. will be the final week of the my district,” he said. “One of the revenue. State Sen. Carl A, Zinsser, groups of people — things like oil tax She said a graduated income tax One of the families has a han­ babysitter, computer programmer, dentist, plan that’s best suited to your needs. You contest. questions I asked was ‘would you be R-Manchester, agreed. and the unincorporated business tax would work well if other taxes were dicapped child. Mother -qnd mechanic, or president of a multi-milhon can make deposits daily, weekly, directly as The list of stores where cards receptive to a state income tax to "The latest figures that I saw said — and'in doing that, you just break cut. She said she plans to propose father are small in stature but make. During December, you can set can be picked up is included on ■ maintain state services?’ The an income tax would raise $850 down their resistance to an income that sales tax on clothing and food — big in spirit. She js a thin little dollar corporation, any wage earner, is a payroll deduction, in a lump sum, what­ the classified page along with questionnaires are coming back 4-1 million,” h esaid. “I’m sure if this tax,” Zinsser charged. "both basic necessities" — be woman. up your plan, do all the paperwork-and the contest rules. no. If that represents the voters in was the case, the state would But state Rep. Muriel 'Yacavone, eliminated entirely if an income tax He is working two jobs, get­ t ehgible. ever is convenient for you. my district, then that’s the position probably spend $950 million.” D-East Hartford, who also is passed. ting up at 3 a m. each day to avoid the New Year’s rush! This, way you’ll make deliveries and then going How much can be contributed to an IRA However, we'do advise a carefully in for a full day’s work. be ready to put your plan into action - and Their 8-year-old daughter start getting the benefits-the minute the each year? Beginning in January 1982, any planned, systematic program of savings. was born with spinabifida. Although she is in constant pain New Year begins. wage earner can voluntarily contribute up IRAs should be a yearly commitment to ^ U.S. may protest Israeli Golan move and has a drain down the side of to $2,000 each year or 100 percent of com­ reap the maximum rewards at retirement. her , she attends school Why save with an IRA? Because you save every day and is doing well. Talk to one of our IRA Counselors for more On the Golan Heights, Israeli ar­ Last year, after a long pensation, whichever is less. Any amount By United Press International plateau taken from Syria in t|ie 1967 agreement between the United "There is no connection between the struggle, the family lost^a twin in two important ways: 1) the annual con­ war. States and Israel. establishment of Israeli law on the mored personnel carriers and tanks less than the $2,000 hmit is, of course, facts. And remember, do it today, so your Israel sent tanks and planes to the “What they’ve done now, I think, on flatbed trucks rolled northward. son to heart disease. Their “We will confront this offensive Golan Heights and the-Camp David medical expenses and rent have tributions are tax-exempt and 2) the annual IRA can begin working for you as soon as occupied Golan Heights to guard and the Unitei. States will not clearly is a violation of the United peace process. " Israeli settlers in the 31 Jewish always acceptable; But we urge you to sys­ against Syrian attack but Damascus frighten us,” Tlas was quoted by the Nations resoh tions (on the Middle Israeli officials contended the settlements on the Golan cleaned been steep. ^contributions and interest earr^ed are fought Israel’s annexation of the out their bomb shelters However, their 10-year-old tematically save the maximum whenever the New Year begins. Syrian news agency Sana as telling East) and therefore the Camp David legislation, rammed in just six son and 6-month-old baby girl region at an urgent U.N. Security Syrian officers Tuesday in agreement,” Defense Secretary hours through. the parliament by Israel Radio reported an increase tax-deferred until distribution (at which Council session called today. are doing fine and they have possible to receive the optimum benefits. Damascus. Caspar Weinberger said Tuesday in Prime Minister Menachem Begin, in Syrian troop movements but of­ each other. In Washington, Reagan ad­ Arab states have said the annexa­ a television interview. . was not outright annexation because ficials and military sources said time you should be in a much lower tax ministration officials said the Anyone who wants to help How does an IRA work for married jTdlike more information about IRAs. tion move resulted from the recent But Israeli Foreign Minister it stopped short of applying Israeli there was no evidence Damascus this family and others may bracket). This combination of tax-exempt United States would join in a Securi­ signing of a strategic cooperation Yitzhak Shamir told Israel Rhdio, sovereignty to the Golan. was planning a "Strike." couples? It depends on whether both hus­ ty Council condemnation of Mon­ leave food and gifts at the Santa compounded savings and yearly contribu­ I Nam e______I day’s unilateral Israeli action If it booth at Parkade. at Heritage band and wife work. If both are salaried and whs not “too shrill” or did not call Savings and Loan Association, tions will add up to an amazingly high for sanctions against the Jewish or at any firehouse in town. return over the years. For example, if you they file a joint tax return, they can each I Address______^______^______| state. X.. Checks may be mailed A U.S. condemnation would be the Local man EAAS plan Manchester Area Conference of begin an IRA at'age 30 and deposit $1,000 open their own IRA - with a maximum second such action against Israel in Churyhes at Box 773, State. six months. On June 19, Washington Manchester, Conn. 06040. yearly, based on an annual average daily of $2,000 deposited yearly in each account- joined in a unanimous Security By Scot French more cost-effective and — including Manchester — with a ambulance calls are routed and all ^ I medical activity is monitored. for a total limit of $4,000 which is tax Itelephone. Date ol Birth Council resolution condemning Herald Reporter technoogically superior to the one plan they consider decidedly infetior compound interest rate of 12%, you will Israel without sanctions for its at­ called for in the state plan. •to their own. The center is staffed 24-hours a deductible every year! In the event that one tack on Iraq’s nuclear plant. A Manchester man is waging a ’The stakes are unquestionably "They’re worried about me," day by specially trained emergency Index have accumulated, tax free, $1,065,030.90 Social Security Number. The Syrian parliament was called fierce political battle with state high — Marcus’ plan challenges a Marcus said recently, "and I would medical technicians (EMTs), at age 70! ‘ (Keep in mind that this is only a partner’s non-working, a spousal IRA can into emergency session to discuss planners over the design of the communications system now being be too if I were them because I’rh ^ Ctl.MUNDS that by Advice ...... the Israel annexation legislation, region’s emergency communication implemented in 16 out of 29 towns in eliminating jobs and unnecessary eliminating the staffed coordination Area towns ... be set up in which contributions can be I Mail to: Savings Bank of Manchester | denounced Monday by Damascus as system, and the outcome could the region, with enrollment of the waste.” center and instituting his own Business...... projection, not guaranteed, as the actual Classified...... 923 Main St., Manchester, CT 060 4 ^ ' a “declaration'of war” that had drastically alter the way remaining towns considered vital to The state-backed system went automated system using direct interest rates paid throughout the life of made up to $2,250 yearly. broken the 1973 cease-fire between paramedics and other emergency the financial stability of the system. into operation July 1, with area radio-to-telephone hook-ups, annual Comics...... the two countries. . responders communicate with Officials of the North Central hospitals strongly supporting it as communications costs could be Editorial ...... your plan may vary considerably.) Syrian Defense Minister hospital personnel. . . Connecticut Emergency Medical the best Way to provide "medical reduced from $89,000 to less than Entertainment Bruce S. Marcus, president of Lottery...... I' D .l.trc^iil.itiiin s rc(.|iiiii' .1 stih'.i.mlMl pcn.illv Inr c;iriv « itiulr.iwals hdmv auc S'p... Mustapha Tlas threatened to use Services Council, the quasi- control" in the field. $ 10, 000. “the edge of the sword” against Marcus Communications Inc., 134 governitiental agency which devised At its heart is a manned coordina­ "It’s not the cosl m the equipment Obituaries .... Israel for applying its “law, East Center St., has challenged the the new communications system, tion center, called CMED, located but manpower that will cost you a Peopletalk .... jurisdiction and administration” to state to a winner-take-all showdown have vowed to prevent Marcus from at the University of Connecticut Sports...... the 450-square-mile strategic to prove that his own radio system is “confusing” those undecided towns Health Center, through which all I’lcUHf liirii U> page -4 THE HERALD. Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 -3, 2 - THE HERALD. Wed., Dec. 16,.1981 NATK3NAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST 10 7 AM EST 17 - 17 -S I 30. ^

ISeivs Briefing ___U M NFAPi Uccello wins the tew Manchester voters Both Zinsser and Miss DellaFera FAIR“\ y By Paul Hendrie first set of returns came in. Ann P. 800 for Mrs. Howe. Only 9,709 out of been light anyway, but the weather or what the question was. 8AN FRANCISCO ^ ID EN VI Herald Reporter Uccello was going to beat Colleen 66,000 registered Republicans in the made it much lower,” said 10th Miss Uccello’s Manchester coor­ said they think Mrs. Howe has a future in state Republican politics. Judge frees Howe in Manchester. district, or 15 percent, cast ballots. District Checker Alita Gay. dinator, former Director Gloria “ I admire her for her fortitude L08 ANOELES'^ When Town Clerk Edward J. The trend was the same Mrs. Howe won just one town, District 8 Moderator J. Winthrop DellaFera, said familiarity was the Tomkiel and Chief Moderator Vi­ Portland — which only partly falls Porter agreed that, “ It would have key to the Uccello win. and ability,” said Miss DellaFera. 352 inmates L O W E S T throughout Jhe 17-town district. TEMPERATURES vian Ferguson huddled around the been low, but not this low.” “ You know what I got from people “ It’s a high step to start at. Most of 09 -10- Miss Uccello, the former Hartford within the district — with a vote of table in the Town Hall Coffee Room mayor, trounced Mrs. Howe, the 17-9. Republicans who gathered in the when I talked to them? They told me us start at lower steps on the MONTGOMERY, Ala. ( U P I ) - Thugs p . irOCND shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday, they wife of former hockey star Gordie The official results in Manchester Town Hall basement to wait for the they were going to vote for Ann ladder.” will be romping on Alabama rooftops didn’t haye long to wait for the Howe, with 71.1 percent of the yote. was'676 for Miss Uccello to 319 for results couldn’t remember a lighter Uccello because of her experience,’,’ this holiday season instead of “ Prancer FLOW primary results to start rolling in. Now Miss Uccello faces the heayi- Mrs. Howe. Just 995 out of an eligi­ turnout in a local election. said Miss DellaFera. and Dancer” if a federal” judge’s order Results came in quickly because ble 8,193 Manchester Republicans State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, Colleen Zinsser agreed, “ I think, quite UPI WEATHER FOTOCABT • ly fayored Democratic nominee, Got a news tip? releasing 352 inmates three days before the yoting turnout in the Republican Secretary of the State Barbara B. voted. That’s a turnout of about 12 Howe’s local coordinator', said he honestly, that Ann Was well known. I Christmas is allowed to stand, the state’s 1st Congressional District Primary Kennelly, in the Jan. 12 special elec­ percent. had fuzzy memories of a referen­ would hope, now , that all of If you have a news tip or story Snow hits chief prosecutor warns. was lighter than anyone could tion to fill the late William R. At Manchester High School, in dum one year that failed to get the Colleen’s supporters get behind Ann idea in Manchester, contact City Attorney General Charles Graddick rem em ber — thanks to soggy Cotter’s seat. Voting District 10, just 46 people 15 percent turnout needed to make it Uccello for a victory in January. I Editor Alex Girelli at The said he would file a motion today to weather and low interest — and the Unofficial GOP tallies showed voted. binding, but he couldn’t remember think the primary is going to help, Manchester Herald, telephone 643- both coasts .challenge U.S. District Court Judge outcome became clear when the Miss Uccello with 6,909 yotes to 2,- “ I think the turnout would have for sure when that referendum was because of the exposure it brought.” 2711. Robert Varner’s authority to free the in­ mates. Graddick said he would object to By United Press International the release of each of the prisoners, Weather Snow storms and icy rains attacked some of them convicted murderers and Gift Certificate both coasts today and 77-mph winds rapists. battered Idaho, knocking out power and “ These inmates have horrible criminal Plan to end position for that very creating avaianche conditions. Nine histories,” Graddick said. “ They are the deaths were blamed on the weather and kind of people that three days before Today’s forecast Faucher ^special decision rescuers had little chance of rescuing a Christmas who will have a field day stranded climber before he died f when released. Cloudy windy and cold with scattered snow flurries exposure on a Colorado peak. “ If any of these violent people are today. Temperatures remaining in the 3()s. Clearing and if in doubt UPI photo worries commission Two feet of snow fell in a 24-hour, released, the parents should not tell their cold with diminishing winds tonight. Lows in the teens. period on |the eastern slopes of the children that Prancer and Dancer are on Thursday morning sunshine followed by increasing! elected Cascade Mountains in’ Washington with New secretary their roof because it’s going to be a cloudiness. Highs 30 to 35. Northwest winds 20 to 30 mph let her Yakima reporting a little over a foot of bunch of thugs and criminals released By Nancy Thompson time on hiring.” proposed combining the personnel today diminishing tonight. West winds around 10 mph Robert Faucher, a,;-prominent liberal activist, new snow Tuesday for its third heaviest from our prisons,” Herald Reporter manager and assistant town choose Thursday. was elected chairman of the Human Relations 24-hour snowfall. The weather forcing the United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim (left) escorts his Livingston noted that one of the manager positions to save money. Commission Tuesday. The Human Relations Commis­ Commission’s recommendations shutdown , of the Yakima Airport and successor, Javier Perez de Cuellar, out of the General .Assembly Personnel Manager Steven R. Faucher was appointed to the commission last sion plans to protest to the Board of calls for the town to create a new her own gift most schools and government offices. Tuesday after the Peruvian diplomat addressed the world body Extended outlook Werbner has been filling both jobs Heavy rains in western Oregon also Questions month and attended his first meeting Tuesday. Directors a proposal to eliminate position of director of human following his appointment as the new secretary general. A co-founder of the Manchester Citizens for Social the position of personnel manager. since the assistant town manager pushed several rivers close to or over Extended outlook for New England Friday through relations, which would have “ sole with a Responsibility, Faucher has been active in toWn resigned. their banks. responsibility” for affirmative ac­ raised Sunday: v politics as a spokesman for the liberal position for The commission expressed con­ 6 Winter storm warnings and travelers tion. Massachusi'IlH, Rhode Island and CoVineelieut: cern that such action could hurt the “ I think that job (of personnel Gift advisories for up to; 6 inches of new snow several years. Chance of snow Friday. Variable cloudiness with Faucher said he was honored by his election. “ I town’s affirmative action program. manager) is a job that has to stand were posted from the mountains of the STAMFORD (UPI) -;Etre^.American At their last meeting, when the Social Security getting new life flurries Saturday. Fair Sunday. Overnight lows teens The commission agreed to ask the by itself,” commissioner Rubin" Certificate Virginias to Pennsylvania, eastern in­ son-in-law of Soviet actrMs Zoya have fpllowed this commission since I became ac­ recommendations were approved, and low 20s. Daytime highs 20s and low 30s. Board of Directors to hold a joint Fisher said. “ We’ve heard from the Fyodorova has raised questions about tive ifi town politics. I^ in k in the last two years commissioners. debated whether or terior New York and Vermont. Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of snow south and personnel manager that there aren’t WASHINGTON (U PI) - House ap­ next year by allowing the system’s three whether his mother-in-law was shot and this commission has taken a direction that has workshop meeting before the direc­ flurries north on Friday. Fair Saturday and Sunday. not to include the recommendation, enough human resources now to do proval today was the last barrier funds to borrow from each other. killed during a robbery at her Moscow made it a viable and important commission,” he tors’ Jan. 5 meeting to discuss the since budget constraints would Highs near 20 north to the low 30s south. Lows zero to 10 thb job (of affirmative action remaining for a temporary Social Securi­ It would also impose a hew tax on sick said. ' commission’s recommendations for Sakharov’s apartment. north and teens south. probably make the directors un- ty bill saving the $122-a-month minimum . “ We’ve talked to people by telephone, Livingston, who has served on the commission for changes in the hiring process to im­ hiring.)” pay to make up for part of the money lost Vermont: Chance of snow Friday. Partly cloudy receptive to hiring a new person. benefit for the 3 million peopie who now by restoring the minimum benefit. including one who went to wisit and eight years, was praised by the other com­ prove implementation of the town’s OPEN FOLLOWING NIGHTS Saturday with flurries. Mostly sunny Sunday. Cold. Corrimission member Mary Ann wife home receive it. That hurdle was expected to arrived there when police'werq there and missioners for his contributions to the group. affirmative action program. TILL 9 P.M. Highs upper teens to mid 20s. Lows 5 to 15. “ Some of these issues will un­ Roy added, “ It seems to be a step be easy. The minimum benefit goes to those was questioned by police in the December 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23 The commissioners said they doubtedly be reviewed with finan­ backwards.” In addition to rescuing the minimum who did not pay enough into Social apartment,” Frederick Pouy said CLOSED Jah. 1,1982 New Year’s Day MOSCOW (U PI) — The wife of Soviet would also voice their objections to cial resources in mind,” the report’s benefit, the bill would make accounting Security to qualify for regular benefits, Tuesday. dissident Andrei Sakharov returned to . the proposal to combine the per­ summary states. “ However we The Board of Directors is Sat., Jah. 2, 1982 for inventory changes to keep the retirement system most of them elderly women and half “ This person stated that money was Long Island Sound 'The couple’s Moscow apartment today, Get ‘Your Money’s Worth’ sonnel manager’s job and the assis­ believe that consideration should be scheduled to consider the com­ financially healthy through the end of oyer 70. lying on the piano, and to that person's pale and gaunt from their 17-day hunger tant. given to all recommendations and mission’s recommendations at the knowledge, nothing was’ taken, no furs or Long Island .Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Mon- Sylvia Porter tells how to get “ Your Money’s Worth” strike but thrilled it won their tauk Point, N.Y.: Gale warnings in effect. Northwest that there should be some un­ Jan. 5 meeting. The 14 recommen­ money,” Pouy said in a telephone inter­ — daily on the business page in Tlje Manchester Herald. daughter-in-law’s right to travel to the winds 25 tb 40 knots with higher gusts diminishing to 20 “ THat’s really contrary to what derstanding that the degree to which dations range from decreasing the view from his Stamford home. United States. ^ Viet vets head to Hanoi to 30 knots late tonight and 10 to 20 knots Thursday after­ Stay on top of the news we’re recommending,” Frank we commit ourselves to the whole weight given to written tests to iJMeSS SHUP “ This was a very great victory,” Mrs. Pouy, 44, said his 'mother-inlaw “ was a Livingston, acting commission concept of affirmative action wiil changing the wording in job ads to noon. Visibility occasionally 1 to 3 miles in flurries stay on top of the news — subscribe to The Yelena Bonner said of the hunger strike. very cautious woman, and she had three chairman said. “ It’s obvious he determine our ultimate results.” creating a director of Human Ser­ ^ Pirnuiidfy Squflt£ NEW YORK (U P I) — Four Vietnam Nations, Tam Ha Huy. “ It’s out of our today and better than 5 miles tonight’ and Thursday. Manchester Herald. For home delivery, call 647-9946 or "What we won was one of the basic locks on her door plus an alarm system. can’t do both jobs and spend the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss vices job. responsibility to do anything for them.” Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Average wave T(UCOTTVIl.l I 0439010 rights guaranteed by the Helsinki Ac­ veterans headed for Hanoi today seeking At this point, the robbery aspect of it 646-9947. heights 3 to 6 feet through tonight. cords, but it was a very great victory answers from their former” enemies appears yery questionable until we have The State Department has warned the nevertheless.” about the effects of Agent Orange and further details.” the fal,e of 2,500 GIs who never returned group it may be used by Vietnam for from, jungles of Southeast Asia. "propaganda purposes” to divert public Plastic firm owner upset THRr£ CONVENIENT LOCATIONS “ They are coming as friends to visit,” attention away from toxic warfare in Aunt lucky said Vietnam’s spokesman at the United Laos and Cambodia. MAIN STREET More blast DOUBLE EAST MABTfORD Lottery • lie 1.1 t3#iN iiU( for neice Manufacturer’s 836 HOPMEAOOW ST. victims sought about probable loss of rail RTE ’ 0 SiMSnURY CT HARTFORD (U P I) — Marge Adams Man who hid Frank dies rco NO VAIN ST MANCHlSTin CT says she’s always felt she was unlucky, Coupons BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P I) — Rescue and thus had some doubts when asked to TORONTO (U P I) — Victor Kugler, the ' Anne began her diary when she was 13 Numbers drawn in New 5579 and will force him to move. Maine— and Conrail retans control teams searched the ruins of Iraq’s Em­ By Paul Hendrie MON DAY-SUN DAY stand in for her niece at a state lottery Dutchman who hid Anne Frank and her and living in hiding with her sister, England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily: 0921. of the South Manchester line. bassy in west Beirut today for more vic­ Herald Reporter He had hoped that another private drawing. •family from the Nazis and was immor­ parents and four other Jews in the Connecticut daily: 057, Vermont daily: 436. Pugliese said this was bad news. DETAILS IN STORE tims of a bomb blast that killed at least E But Ms. Adams proved anything but talized in the diary of the teenage Jewish cramped annex of Kugler’s office. Massachusetts daily: “ They’re making it tniserable for carrier would take possession of all “ I was going to expand my capaci­ THESE SPECIALS EFFECTIVE 25 people, possibly including Iraqi Am­ Maine daily: 514. ilkundys unlucky Tuesday as her niece, JoAnn girl, died this week. He was 81. me,” A1 Pugliese, president of Connecticut freight lines — in­ ty by 30 percent,” he said. “ But, She kept her diary from July 1943, until New Hampshire daily: 2347. THRU SAT. DEC. 19,1981 Apuzzo of Hamden, was chosen from 20 "They were my friends ... I could not bassador Abdel Razzak Lafteh.' David Allen Plastics Co. said when cluding the South Manchester line— because of the expensive sur­ Aug. 4, 1944, when four Nazi policemen • HOME OF THE finalists as Connecticut’s newest lottery do else,” the modest Kugler once said of Red Cross workers said at least 25 peo­ he heard the news that Conrail will under legislation pushed last charges, it’s put me in a non­ stormed the hideout, arrested the in­ millionaire. his decision to hide the Frank family in ple were killed and another 100 wounded retain the South Manchester spur summer by U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett, competitive situation. It’s going to 1^^______^ PEOPLE PLEASERS habitants and sent them to concentration Mrs. Apuzzo, 37, had asked her aunt to an annex of his office in Nazi-occupied in the Tuesday explosion, which line, a move that may doom the D-6th District, and would roll back cost me $30,000 to $50,000 to move. camps where all but Miss Frank’s stand in at the drawing so she could go Amsterdam. flattened three-quarters of the embassy. the surcharge. father, Otto, died, railway. Pugliese probably would be forced ahead with trip to the Bahamas, which Kugler, who moved to Toronto in 1955, ,A telephone caller claiming to repre­ David Allen Plastics is the largest STORE HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8 AM-9 PM Kugler was sent to a labor camp, but sent the Army for the Liberation of Kur­ Though, the legislation does not to move anyway if the January she had promised her husband as. a died Monday at Etobicoke General remaining user of the line, which SUN. 9AM 5PM later escaped and spent the last months ban surcharges, it does prohibit referendum for improvements to C birthday gift. Hospital after a lengthy illness. distan, an area under Iraqi control,' Almanac was built in 1869 to serve the Cheney of the war in hiding, abandonment of any freight lines for the Oieney Historic District passes, With the winnings of $50,000 a year for Kugler, one of the main characters in called right-wing Phalangist Radio and silk mills. . at least four years. Moffett aides because his company is located in the next 20 years, Mrs. Apuzzo said she “ The Diary of Anne Frank,” was in the “ He was a great man who left a great claimed responsibility for the blast — the Pugliese said he is bitterly disap­ Peg’s Pantry f> Deli said a private carrier geared toward one of the old mill builwings slated hoped her husband, who suffered his se­ spice importing business with Frank’s imprint on history; I will miss him,” most devastating terrorist attack pointed that a compromise agree­ short haul operations, like the for conversion to housing. cond heart attack this year, will be able father when the Nazis occupied the said Charles Wittenberg, a close friend against a diplomatic mission in ment for the operation of Connec­ By United Press International Providence & Worcester Railroad, “ I ’m getting the squeeze from to retire from his job or work part-time. in 1940. of Kugler. warravaged Beirut. ticut freight lines, worked out by the would be more efficient than Conrail both sides, now,” he said. Roast Today is Wednesday, December 16, the 350th day of Federal Railway Administration, and, therefore, less likely to impose However, he said if the mill con­ Beef Ih ! 1981 with 15 to follow. left the South Manchester line in surcharges. Conrail’s hands. version goes forward, it would • The moon is moving toward its last quarter. NATURAL CASING The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Pugliese said a $1,690 per box car But the compromise split Connec­ probably be a couple of years before The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. surcharge that Conrail imposed in ticut freight lines among three he would be forced out. He said the Mucke’s $ 9 9 Peopletalk Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ August on the South Manchester line carriers — Conrail, the Providence impact of the rail surcharges is im- Franks M . .b tarius. English actor, playwright and composer Noel is making business, difficult for him & Worcester and the Boston & m ^iate. Coward was born December 16th, 1899. POTATO. MACARONI. OR COLESLAW Fresh Made Manstyle awards On this date in history: In 1773, protesting the British tax on tea, some 50 Dealer Salads Around the time that American women dis­ American patriots disguised as Indians dumped 342 covered ambition, American men discovered style. chests of tea into Boston harbor in what history records So .says Gentlemen’s Quarterly, the men’s fashion as “ The Boston Tea Party.” magazine, which hands out its second Manstyle In 1835, one of history’s worst fires swept over whole suing Awards at New York’s Radio City Music Hall on city blocks in New York City, razing 600 buildings and Dpc. 17. causing damage estimated at more than $20 million 2 LITER BOTTLE The winners are Zubin Mehta, music director of dollars. the New York Philharmonic, in the category of the In 1944, the Germans launched a great counteroffea- the ZBA Coke Or arts; television entrepreneur Ted Turner for com­ sive in the Ardennes Forest bf , in what was T b I | PLUSDEP. munications; welterweight champ Sugar Ray called “ The Battle of the Bulge.” F^ROM OUR PRODUCE DEPT Leonard for sports, automotive innovator John Z. In 1960, 131 people were killed when two airplanes FROZEN FOOD DEPT. DeLorean for business, and fashion designer A Hilliard Street scrap US NO. 1 NEW CROP MAIN collided over foggy New York harbor and crashed. dealer has. filed suit in Giorgio Armani for design. KITCHEN TREAT 60 Z $ * 1 Hartford Superior Court to Mehta. Turner and Armani will be at tbe awards A thought for the day; American World War Two cor­ Pot Pies PKGS A ceremony. CBS sportscaster Warner Wolf will overturn a Zoning Board of 5 Potatoes respondent Ernie Pyle said; “ War makes strange giant Appeals ruling which accept fqr Leonard and writer Anthony Haden- creatures out of us little routine men who inhabit the Guest will accept for DeLorean. would require him to place earth.” all scrap metal Under a NATIVE LARGE roof at the site. White 10 Lucy keeps running LB 6 Glen H. Hflot, owner of Eggs Doz BAG Since ‘1 Love Lucy” premiered 30 years ago, it . iManfi|palpr Hrralh G.H. Huot Inc., charged in 79 has never been off the air. There are 179 episodes of Photos of (left to right) Paul Simon, Cab New York which shows celebrities as they the suit that the board the Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz sitcom that are still Calloway and Itzhak Perleman are In­ appeared on public television’s "Sesame failed to consider concrete seen in more than 80 countries — including this one. Official Manchester Newspaper IF YOU HAVEN’T RECEIVED OUR VALUE PACKED cluded In an exhibit at Nikon House in Street.” walls surrounding (he Lucille Ball told talk show host John Davidson USPS 327-500 y Q L Q|_ 05 business as equivalent to a FLYER IN THE SILKTOWN FLYER, STOP IN & PICK ONE UP that she gives credit for the show’s success to its “ building.” writers and to the fact that the two generations Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by represented by Lucv and Ricky .md Fred and Ethel the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, sitcom“ The Two of Us,” and the former neighbor Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at He also said the board COUPON ON COUPON never lost their middle class American status. Glimpses was former Beatle Ringo Starr, Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER; Send address ‘‘was improperly inr She also explained why she was never successful WITH COUPON AFTER MO changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, fluenced by the irrelevant as a showgirl; “ I was shy, awkward, backward and Charles Kuralt will step out of the anchor booth PURCHASE EXCLUDING BEER & Manchester, Conn. 06040. and erroneous charges of a TOBACCO stupid.” Sesame stars on the CBS weekday “ Morning” show next March, to be replaced by CBS Chica^ newsman Bill Kur­ partial competitior.” There’s p special photographic exhibition in New ds. George Merlis, formerly executive producer of To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- SWEET LIFE Lulu’s night out York with pictures of Cab Cailoway, Lena Horne, ABC’s “ Good Morning America,” will replace 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday Granulated James Earl Jones, Lily Tomlin, Buffy St. Marie, Robert Shad Northshield as executive producer of \hrough Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery Parker Street scrap dealer Stanley Ostrinsky British recording star Lulu recently went out to Margaret Hamilton, Judy Collins, Paul Simon, “ Morning” ... should be made by 5 p.m, Monday through Friday and by Sugar 7:30 a.m. Saturday. has objected to the nature dinner with friends in LoS Angeles and she wasn’t Itzhak Perlman and James Galway. Micke^ Rooney will take a week’s vacation from Suggested carrier rates are $1,20 weekly, $5.12 for one- of the Huot operation, surprised to run into a favorite Hollywood actress The pictured celebrities all have something in the Broadway hit “ Sugar Babies” from Dec. 17 month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, which he says is an un­ and singer — Bernadette Peters. common — conversations with the likes of Big Bird, through Dec. 24, to be replaced by comedian Rip and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available ori licensed competing But then in rapid succession she also ran into an Oscar the Grouch and the rest of the .“ Sesame LB ■Taylor ... request. junkyard. • old business associate, a friend and a former Street” gang. They are portrayed as they ^appeared B ^ neighbor — all as English as John Bull. on the award-winning public television show, Eddie Albert and Efrem Zimbalist Jr, will appear The suit asks the court to VALID DEC. 17-18.19 To place a classified or display advertisement, or to LIMIT ONE AT ANDY’S MANC. The business associate was entertainment im­ honored at a photo exhibit at Nikon House in in “ Beyond Witch Mountain,” a. one-hour Walt set aside the ZBA order, or report a news item, story dr picture idea, call 643-2711. presario Sir Lew Grade, the friend from England Rockefeller Center as its begins its 13th year on the Disney telefilm sequel to “ Escape to Witch Moun­ that the order be modified. was comedian Peter Cook, now starring in the CBS air. tain” and “ Return to W.M.” Office hours are 8:30 a.ii). to 5 p.m. Monday through N0d003l03 N0d003 Friday. ' It also asks that the town be temporarily restrained from enforcing the order. THE HERALD, Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 - 5 4 - THE HERALD, Wed., Dec. 16, 1981

AMSATf Local man fights EAAS plan President warns against violence in Poland

over the dispatch frequency for Conliniii-il from piinr one pire,” he says. “ They’re wasting Goodwin argues that the Marcus food aid to Poland and the money that should be spent on public plan places the responsibility for assignment to an available medical WASHINGTON (UPI) - The new stand was taken side interference, " he said. "extremely grave con­ Senate voted to impose a fortune,” Marcus says. “ With the education.” making such medical triage frequency. President Reagan sent, a amid conflicting reports of "Our future actions will be sequences” or what type of modern state of electronics, you Marcus compares the CMED decisions in the hands of the in­ The call is then routed from the pMoscow to U,S.: Keep out’ stern message to the sporadic strike-related decided as developments U.S. responses Poland total embargo on exports don’t need a manual center.” communications system to the old- dividual ambulance attendants, who coordination center over special Polish Conimunist Party violence in Poland. The warrant.” could expect. to the Soviet Union and However, EMS Regional Coor­ ' fashioned telephone switchboard are not equipped to make an objec­ phone lines to the hospital, which is MOSCOW (U P I) - The Soviet said Tuesday that Soviet military in­ leadership: The use of White House was unable to Although Reagan’s Earlier in the day, other Warsaw Pact nations dinator Cressy Goodwin counters systems, where the operator would tive judgment of the whole scene. equipped with a remote unit com­ Union charges the U.S. cutoff of tervention was still an option that violence against Polish substantiate the reports, message was stern, he left however, the administra­ if the Soviets intervene in that Marcus’ plan ignores the place each call. He believes an “ The person in charge is the one patible with the CMED radio. food aid to Poland is an attempt to could be employed by Poland’s citizens will have but chose to issue fhis war­ unclear what he meant by tion suspended pending Poland. benefits of a manned system. automated system would be faster who’s calling in,” he says. “ There is The Marcus system would place use economic pressure on the War­ military regime. “ extremely grave con­ ning through deputy press The manned coordination center and would eliminate the need for the no central point of accountability.” calls over regular phone lines, saw Pact and says America should Secretary of State Alexander Haig sequences.” secretary Larry Speakes; can quickly draw together a variety command center EMTs, whose Marcus downplays the triage possibly to a rotary telephone keep its hands off the Kremlin’s announced Monday the United Having preached non­ "The use of violence s isa ESS ea of medical specialists from salaries of $5.53 an hour make up the capability of the manned system. system in the emergency room. crisis-ridden Communist neighbor. States had suspended> its aid intervention for months against the Polish people throughout the region in a single bulk of the CMED budget. “ The whole thing is poppycock,” Marcus charges that the special The Soviet news agency Tass also program to Poland, including about and having warned the by their government would conference-style call, he says. Under Marcus’ system, the am­ he says, “ because you don’t need ad­ phone lines are more susceptible to accused the United States of moun­ $100 million in emergency food Soviet Union to stay out of have extremely grave con­ BIKES FROM SANTA The system also provides for a bulance attendant would have a 12- vanced life support in 98 percent of breakage, provide less access ting a propaganda campaign to en­ credits while Washington assessed Poland’s affairs, the ad­ sequences. single figure or responsibility to chahnel UHF radio equipped with a the cases. If yoUjhave an automated routes, and take more time to courage open rebellion against events in Poland. ministration Tuesday in­ ” We believe the Polish system, it will tajte care of itself.” repair, while state officials say oversee, if necessary, a medical touch tone pad. The pad would cor­ Poland’s new military rulers. Despite that suspension, a Soviet jected the United States people should work out EXERCISERS BMX DIRTBIKES Marcus proposes that his regular phone lines are susceptible situation, Goodwin adds. respond to a touch-tone telephone, Tass disclosed for the first time . source said the Kremlin would do directly into the dispute their difficulties through a 5 Models to Choose from to busy signals. From g The coordination center links in­ and as the attendant punches out the automated systerh could perform Tuesday that the harsh new martial- “ whatever is necessary” to back up and placed it at odds with process of negotiation and nearly all the same functions as the Polish authorities. compromise without out­ dividual hospitals to a central number to a hospital, the tone would TH E DEBATE over the two plans law rules in Poland were arousing Gen. Wbjciech Jaruzelski’s tough manned system. outspoken and sometimes violent “ resource unit” (UConn), which be picked up by a transmitter and encompasses a larger political stand. up Goodwin calls “ the ultimate focal sent over a regular telephone line. He argued that all calls could be opposition from Polish workers. ni9.99 *89.99 struggle between commerciaL am­ In light of the Soviets’ own severe point for medical control over the To speed up the process, Marcus taped and categorized for later It did not specifically blame the PUBLII^NOTICK! bulance operators, who are opposed Keep Fft system.” The physician in charge has proposed that regularly dialed review, and that display codefe could United States for the outbreaks, but food problems this year, sending to buying compatible radio units for FREE!! A FREEH at Home of the resource unit has ultimate numbers be condensed to double alert hospital personnel as to the said, “ Washington is trying to do massive new shipments of food to FREE ASSEMBLY and GUARANTEE^ the CMED system, and the authority over the system and would digit codes, a service currently severity of a call. He also maintains Poland could be a troublesome hospitals, who claim the commer­ everything in its power to encourage BLOOD J For The Little Folks ^ serve as central medical coor­ offered by the telephone company. that the responslbilitwand resource an atmosphere of anarchy in domestic problem. The Soviet GIGANTIC SELECTION OF cials are opposed to anyone looking source said such assistance would dinator in the event of a disaster. Each ambulance would speak network which now exists under the Poland.” PRESSURE 10 SPEED RACING BOYS’ and GIRLS’ ^ over their shoulder. be extended without publicity at While each ambulance in tbe directly to the hospital involved, CMED plan couldjjg/left intact, with The Soviet report contended the (,^ TAKEN BY Marcus’ lobbying efforts have led home. i BIKES . SIDEWALK BIKES system is assigned a specific spon­ eliminating the human linchpin at only the method of activating that U.S. government was using West Hartford to re-evaluate the REGISTERED on SA LE from — 'v From g sor hospital to provide all medical system to change. “ subversive” Radio Free Europe ' Tass said the U.S. stand on aid to the center of the state’s system. merits of the CMED plan before NURSE instructions, the resource unit also and Radio Liberty to "encourage Poland was a new instance of TH E TW O SIDES sharply differ deciding whether to join the system, M 19.99 >59.99 I serves as a back-up unit with super­ (lOODW IN ARGUES that such a Polish citizens to oppose, economic pressure. In the Soviet on the purely technical merits of the and he vows to do thp same in all visory and consultative capability, plan overlooks several areas where sometimes with force, the measures view, Poland slid $27 billion into SLEDS - TOBOGGANS W AGONS - ICE SKATES two plans, also. towns considering that move. AT: LIGGETT PHARMACY and I! according to Goodwin. manual control is vital. taken by the military council. debt with the West during the past For example, he says, the manual The CMED plan requires am­ “ I ’d like to replace them,” Mar­ PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE Above the resource unit sits the The Tass charges followed an of­ decade as a result of capitalist center can prevent paramedics bulances participating in the system cus admits. “ But I ’d like to prove it TIME: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM I (^ Unique Gifts for Bicyclists J B review board for the system, the. ficial statement that the Soviet manipulations intended to gain in­ from “ shopping around” to different to call in to the coordination center first.” Emergency Resources Committee, government would not interfere in fluence over the Communist state’s Co tpontored ao a COMMUNITY SERVICE by g ^ 646-3998 which includes representatives of houpitals for permission to use a Poland’s affairs. But Soviet sources policies. particular drug. In those instances, LIGGETT.PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH ft w r P V I I I I Open Monday-Salurday 9-9 P.M., Sunday 11-6 R the region’s 12 hospitals, the state AT THE PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER JESS &si eal K Office of Emergency Medical Ser­ he says, the CMED-operator serves Arson is suspected vices and the North Central EMS as a sort of a “ traffic cop” by STORE HOURS: OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9, TUES. & SAT. TILL 5 Council, a non-profit body created monitoring the activities of the am­ I Firefighters brought the blaze un­ by the state legislature to imple­ bulances. A two alarm fire completely Congress der control within a half hour, con­ YOU ALWAYS BUY BETTER AT ment the plan. Tbe coordination center can also gutted a lumber warehouse at the initiate an updated inventory of W.G. Glenney Co., 136 North Main taining the fire to the one-story MAHCD.S'CHARGES, however, available services, so that if one St., Tuesday night, causing exten­ structure used to store kitchen winds APPLIANCES Herald photo by French that for all the talk about medical hospital is unable to handle a par­ cabinets and other mill work. OF MANCHESTER sive structural damage and control, the system is actually an ticular call, CMED-operator can destroying inventory stored in the “ I think it’s completely ruined,” down Bruce S. Marcus displays the technique for using his alter­ expensive bureaucratic boondoggle. readily refer the case to another building. said company president Edward H. Glenny assessing the damage to the Manchester Parkade native communications system. “ They’re just building up an em- hospital, according to Goodwin. About 75 volunteer firefighters Proponents believe another ad­ from the Eighth District and 10 building this morning. “ Parts of it WASHINGTON (UPI) - vantage of a manual system is its from Vernon responded to the blaze, are still standing, but to me it was The 97th Congress headed “ triage,” or sorting, capability. which began just after 9; 15 p.m. completely gutted.” A roof and one for the final adjournment Since eight medical frequencies amidst a steady rain. wall collapsed in the blaze. of its first session today, must be shared by more than 90 am­ Eighth District Fire Chief John Glenney said he could not deter­ Marcus appeals to FCC with SociTl Security bulances in the region, call Christensen said the fire is of mine the financial loss sustained by legislation, a new farm overloads must be sorted out accor­ suspicious origin. Three other the firm until company officials program, a foreign aid bill, ding to the severity of cases, which suspected arson fires have struck decide what can be salvaged. No CHRISTMAS SALE and a black lung benefits Goodwin contends only a manual the lumber company within the past plans for rebuilding the structure measure the last majoh to lei him test his idea system can do. , year. have been made as of this morning. SALE STARTS TODAY, ENDS SUNDAY items on the agenda. For harried Democrats, the adjournment can’t By Scot French Emergency Medical Services Coun­ being used. cil, the quasi-governmental agency come too soon. For nearly Herad Reporter- Marcus said he plans to appeal the the whole year, they were OPEN SUNDAY 11 to 5 which devised the state plan, before FCC ruling rather than seek the un­ mangled by the charisma Manchester electronics dealer he may proceed with his testing likely approval of the EMS Council. of President Reagan and a 100% CHEER a Sunshine The ruling effectively squashed GOOD a Black Matrix Bruce S. Marcus plans to appeal a Solid State ' Tve talked myself blue in the face by the ability of a Quick Start 100»/o ruling by the Federal Com­ Marcus’ hopes of a head-to-head Picture Tube a Black Strips Picture Tube with them,” he said. Republican congressional a Automatic SOLID a 100 % Quick Start a Automatic munications Commission which showdown, since the EMS Council Gain Control Fine Tuning leaders to hold their own STATE Solid Stale Picture Tube - could keep him from testing his con­ vigorously objected to the testing Larry E. Brown, chief of the aEasy-Grip a Automatic a Energy Saving A H P and attract.enough Hideaway plans in an Oct. 29 letter to the FCC, G O O D ^ ^ Fine Tuning troversial alternative emergency FCC’s technical section in Get­ Handle The^council charged that Marcus’ Democrats to gain victory PORTLAND I l C i l communications plan on the radio­ tysburg, Penn., said Marcus may on the big votes. w lAGNAVOX airwaves. proposal to test his system on the appeal the ruling with a detailed same medical frequencies as those SI 19M... B&W TV 9’ L.o-. B & W T V 1 3 C O L O R T V 13’L.. COLOR TV Marcus, president of Marcus explanation of why it would be inap­ e ro fF O e O P 'Although the remaining 12 B & W T V Communications Inc., 134 East used by the existing system propriate for him to test the plan on legislation was of major Center St,, has challenged the state “ threatens an enormous amount of any other frequencies. importance, the ending to a head-to-head showdown over co-channel interference,” with seemed dull in comparison the design of its emergency com­ potentially dangerous results. “ It is possible, if he could show a to the battles of the federal Marcus said, however, that his budget and tax legislation * 139 munications system, arguing that 159 2 3 9 good case, that we would overrule his proposal is more cost-effective test calls from vehicles owned by our first decision,” he said. — all won by Reagan. and technologically superior to the Manchester Ambulance Service • 1 0 0 % SO FT PUSH As the House and Senate Solid state BIG SCREEN state-backed plan. would not interfere with ongoing Brown added, however, that while EXP R ESS prepared for what was to » Black Stripe TUNING However, the FCC ruled Nov. 24 calls because. his radio operators the state plans “ are not gospel, we Quick Start CONTROLS! be their final day — barring Picture Tube COLOR TV that Marcus must receive the “ con­ could monitor all activity on the air­ usually try as much as possible to go GIFf CHROMATIC ONE-BUTTON \|A ?o1 iteP RltBP BLoWlJ some unforeseen com­ a Automatic ELECTRONIC TUNING currence” o f , the North Central waves and avoid those frequencies along with them.” Boxa Fine Tuning plications — here were the aTRI-FOCUS PICTURE TUBE SONY a 100% MODULAR CHASSIS lUajor issues: 'c Covtvitry^742-74B4 COMPUTER ’.kti(>.»n99* oup’ FVLL SIZE The Meal-In-One microwave CONTROLLED oven that fits easily over COOKING Whirlpool WITN WITH frees? ^ I VARI-COON your range...with built-ih vent POWER FREE STANDING MANCHESTER, CT 297 east center st. and Ught. 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O P IIH IO IH J Com m entary ( lo \t III o \ \ II iiiiliii s( rui’l. I S ,\ manchesteR. The federal suit helped the racial climate

Manchester High School principal series of reactions reminiscent of matter I am of the opinion that the may not be raised at all, since its Jacob Ludes, the main speaker at a the events of i978. But, we are op­ town administration is waiting too restoration apparently will be un program last Sunday honoring timistic — because * e have faith in long to get its publicity roiling for dertaken by private funding, THE Human Rights Week, characterized the basic decency of nearly all our M anchester the forthcoming bond referendum would still be helpful to get some •H PERFECT GIFT today’s students as "m ore tolerant, students.” on Jan. 1 2 .| Perhaps town officials outlines, on future planning fot 'DEANS V NECK PULLOVER think the (phristmas season is too open, understanding, serious of pur­ While the high school principal S p otligh t Cheney Hall, particularly since Super Soft Acrylic much of a distraction and that a Manchester Community College of pose, better disciplined, thoughtful was describing the changing at­ E»U»rn Conn. Loading in a range of fashion colors. short intense campaign, just prior to ficials have indicated they will mak and sensitive than their titudes of high school students, I By Rick Diamond — Herald Publisher Full Son/lce OpUdont Great to wear with Skirts & Slacks the Jan. 12 date, might carry the only very limited use^of its Glasses • Hearing Aids • Contact Lenses predecessors in the 1960s and came away from Sunday’s program, Ideal under Blazers 1970s." which W/as attended by over 100 peo­ day. ’’limited” facilities. A restoret See Us For Gift Binoculars Sizes M-L-XL Price $ . During his talk, held at Temple ple, with the distinct feeling that the But there are problems to discuss Cheney Hall, without any real pui^ 20 and put before the public. ’The exact pose or mission, would not be added Ask For Free Calendar P S. Suggestion: Beth Sholom and co-sponsored by overall racial climate in Wear a Leon Levin Shirt under pullover the Manchester Area Conference of Manchester is also improving. wording of the referendum, which is incentive for people to back the awareness of the problems facing case; there is nothing to appeal ... G/ff Certificates Available for a crisp Tailored . < p io Churches and the Manchester There is more dialogue, more open to approve a $750,(KX) bond issue for referendum. minorities. And no. I’m not surprised about the 763 Main St. 191 Main St. Sizes S-M-L-XL ( j ) l o . Human Rights Commission, Dr. channels of communication and road improvements, has still not. And the developers themselves decision (by the Justice Depart­ Downtown Manchester Manchester Ludes went on to say: many more gestures of good will. I HAD OCCASION on Monday to been formulated, according to a dis­ who plan to convert the two largest ment) to go after the town of 643-1191 643-1900 "W e've come a long way since Oc­ The federal suit against the town chat with Dom Squatrito, the at­ cussion I had with Town Attorney buildings in the Cheney complex into TWEED’S INC. Glastonbury. Unlike Manchester, tober of i978 when a series of racial may have been something of a torney who successfully defended Kevin O’Brien. With a large voter 350 rental apartments, have been 773 MAIN STREET' ' what the officials did (in Glaston­ incidents threatened the future of- catharsis, making people more con­ the town in the lawsuit. Our conver­ turnout expected, owing in large uncharacteristically quiet about bury) was a classic case of zoning the high school. The tensions, in our scious of the feelings and needs of sation took place on the day on measure to the congressional seat their future plans, unless they have discrimination.” unusually large community of young others. which the Justice Department race, which also is on the ballot that been advised to "lay low” until the While the present lack of oppor- day, the wording of the referendum bond issue has been decided. people, have been substantially decided not to appeal Judge M. Fortunately for the town of takes on some real significance. But, to the contrary, I think that reduced. tunities for minorities in Joseph Blumenfeld’s finding and our Glastonbury, Squatrito will not be Many a past referendum vote has their future plans, their timetable "We are cautiously optimistic Manchester reflects the historical conversation naturally touched on prosecuting that case for the Justice been defeated because of confusing and how they intend , to implement because we realize that the in­ development of the town rather than this decision Department. temperate actions of a single vandal a conscious effort to discriminate, "N o,” said Squatrito, " I ’m not or ambiguous wording. these, are essential to influencing or assailant can potentially set off a the court battle, at least, created an surprised. We clearly proved our IN A COMPLKTELY unrelated While the question of Cheney Hall how one should vote on Jan. 12.

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A b o u t O u t who has tutored a college stu­ They deal with language skills T h u r s S ’im 8:00 634-0809 FREE ORGAN WESSONS' dent with poor language no one can do without. preparation knows this course is Certainly these new courses SlNCI 1H.M sorely needed. escape the stigma of “ frills,” W ETHERSFIELD: 1105 Silas Deane Hwv MANCHt^STER: 935 Main Street, rear It is sad to see college and their inclusion in the SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS Mon. Fn. REGULAR HOURS: Daily til 5:00, OPEN SUNDAY Mon. thru Fri. til 9. Sal. 10 to 5:30, 8. Tues. & Thurs. til 9, Closed Sunday & students, otherwise qualified, curriculum should give comfort Sunday 12 to 5 Phone 529-1111 Monday Phone 643*5171 who get totally bogged down to critics who have contended / 7 f t because they cannot express schools need to get back to themselves in writing. basics. -)|L Quality gifts you'll be proud to give...from Regal's.of course! Teaching assistants at a near­ What could be more basic to by university say that some learning than a working iU iiW college students reviewing their knowledge of how to read our own writing do not understand • language and understand it, how Did Iranians back Hinckley? passages of it. They have to write it understandably. forgotten the thoughts they , When these courses join the wanted to express and the words already rich offerings'of the high WASHINGTON — Libyan gunmen as Mike and asked for help in the they have written do not help school English Department, the aren’t the only ones trying to kill assassination plot. “ I was supposed them recall those thoughts. school will be serving well a President Reagan. Iranian to get back to them with informatiop Another new course is wide variety of students. terrorists have also targeted him for about Secret Service activities 'u e y assassination — and there’s a wild Jack Anderson before Feb. 15, because they wanted possibility that they may have been Reagan dead soon,” he told the behind the shooting of the president Washington Merry-Go-Round agents at one of their four meetings last March 30. 4 DAYS ONLY * with him in late January and early /U n/r.J ant ‘ OSMO The young man who shot Reagan February. and three others outside the Berry's World Washington Hilton that day, John W. ’The IGA defector said he “ wasn’t Hinckley Jr., is widely believed to surprised” at Hinckley’s attempt to THURS.-FRI.-SAT.& SUNDAY have acted out of a crazy desire to assassinate Reagan. Belatedly, the A gift of one of our beautifully colored ferring at the Denver airport in 1979 Liberation Organization in Jackson­ Secret Ssjvice took an interest in his impress actress Jodie 'Foster. It’s with leaders of the Earth Liberation ville, Fla. Hicks-Hinckley theory. Oil Easter tartan skirts, with a matching sweater should an explanation that has gained Organization, which he said was a t CHAMOIS Sunday — 19 days after Reijfean was. 0 credence by its very absurdity. small Communist-backed group Through the PLO, he was put into please that special gal on your holiday gift list But there is a possibility that with links to the IGA. The in­ contact with officials of the Iranian shot — agents from the Bafltimofd Hinckley became associated with • vestigators said the ELO practiced Embassy after the shah’s field office questioned him ih SHIRTS Reg. *26“ ... or ... a dyed to match sweater and skirt some Iranian terrorists who call a brand of psychology that might overthrow. The informant moved to greater detail about the mysterious • Tan • Ecru • Blue • Green S-AA-L-XL Hicks. combination ... or a beautiful pair of our man themselves the Islamic Guerrilla have been effective on a lone such as the Washington area in late 1979. Army (IGA). I reported in 1979 that Hinckley. When the Iranian Embassy was At one point, FBI agents in­ tailored slacks with co-ordinated shirt or this group had set itself the task of As the IGA informant put it: closed after the hostages’ seizure, structed the IGA informant to call DOWN $O Q 90 murdering Americans it perceived "A re you trying to tell me a guy the IGA informant got his marching his contact at the Iranian interests sweater will be sure to please. In any event, as enemies of Islam. gets on the bus all the way from orders from the Iranian interests section while they recorded the coa- Reg. *55“ drop in, and let us help you with your holiday Their 'program apparently got California and the next day knows section at the Algerian Embassy. versation. When the FBI-supplied VESTS 0 9 more specific in the past year. Here how to get that close to shoot the He played a peripheral role in the questions were posed, however, the • Berring II • Navy • Rust • Green S-M-L-XL list. are the clues pieced together by my president?” murder of the shah’s former press Iranian contact became suspicious reporter Corky Johnson: The IGA connection raises a attache, Ali Akbar Tabatabai. The and refused to cooperate. Clue No. 1 — An Am erican That man in your life would be delighted serious question: What, if anything, informant said he was ordered to member of the Islamic Guerrilla did the FBI and the Secret Service telephone Tabatabai while he was in DOWN $A Q 90 Army informed FBI and Secret Ser­ with a sportcoat from J. Garman Clothier. do with the information they were a Philadelphia radio talk show and vice agents on Jan. 26,1981, that the given by the turncoat terrorist in the warn him that he was about to die. PARKA 0 9 Reg. *120“ Co-ordinated with a fine pair of flannel slacks terroris’ group planned to Hlanrhpatpr HrralJl two months before the assassination The informant said his call was assassinate Reagan sometime • Navy • Tan • M-L-XL attempt? placed on hold and never put this would make a super gift. Or slacks alone, between mid-March and early April. Incredibly, the answer seems to through Tabatabai was killed in his Celebrating 100 years Hinckley’s attempt fit into this or one of our imported sweaters, both bulky be: “ Practically nothing.” The suburban Washington home on July of community service schedule. Secret Service’s own documents 22,1980. His assassin is still at large. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 and flat knit, or a gift of one of our classic Clue No. 2 — The IGA informant reveal that the warning of an IGA identified one member of the In October, the IGA informant assassination plot was given ' Published by the Manchester shirts set off with a fine imported British silk said, he was told that Reagan was assassination team by the code- minimal attention. ’The agency’s of­ Publishing Co., Herald Square, the next target. During January, he c by fC A . Me. name "H icks” — a student who had ficials in Washington said they were Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone tie. Any of these will please that special man. been arrested in Nashville In Oc­ not familiar with the IGA plan; they was told that a “ Brother Yussef” of (203) 643-2711. REGAL’S tober 1980 for illegal possession of the IGA was being sought by the FBI "Where Women Love to Shop for Men" “Why do travel ads, this time of year, always evidently were not given the details Member of United Press Inter­ Along with our individualized service, firearms. Hinckley was in- fact obtained by their field agents. for the Tabatabai murder — and national and Audit Bureau of Cir­ have to show happy young couples running arrested at the Nashville airport that Brother Yussef and a man culations. MANCHESTER VERNON along a deserted beach?" The IGA informant — who we will be pleased to gift wrap at no charge to that month for illegal possession of explained his treachery by saying he named Hicks were plotting the 903 MAIN ST. 1______) TRI-CITY PLAZA Mon.-Frl. Til 9:00, Sat. Til 5:30 Mon.-Sat. 10-9 firearms. thought assassinating tlie president Reagan assassination. you. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Sun. 12-5 _ Sun. 12-5 Clue No. 3 — A veteran govern­ was "going too far” —traced his con­ According to Secret Service Dan Fitts, Editor m i ment undercover agent identified nection to Moslem terrorists back to documents, the IGA informant was Alex Qlrelll. City Editor Hinckley as the man he saw con- 1975, when he joined the Palestine contacted by an Iranian known only ( 8 - THE HERALD, Wed,, Dec. 16, 1981 Ship pact inked

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M-L. the response of authorities lingerie. was standard procedure in Sizes 7 -l4 .^ ize s 4- 649 Main Street, Downtown Manchester light “of the number of 6X, reg. $12, 9.99. SMOOR people here." girls’ ^oaa. 917 MAIN 8T., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER At Danbury Hospital, spokeswoman Rodgers liePue said officials were Open Mon.-FrI. til 9 Sat. 9-5:30 ready for a wave of patients. Downtown Manchester Open Every Night til 9 — Sat. til 5 B.D. PEARL &SON THE HEHALL), wed., Dec, id , laoi — -l i 10 - THE HERALD. Wed., Dec, 16. 1981 Yanks sign Obituaries A.AA. storm causes woes Ron Guidry SPORTS Page 12 this and they have to come Sam P. Johns , Slippery conditions Jack Shea, the state Kennedy said road con­ Kennedy then canceled Ralph A. Pataraon in on a day in June.” EAST H AR TFO RD — Sam P. Johns, caused by the second storm Highway Bureau storm ditions were the reason he school. Ralph A. Peterson; 60 died suddenly at Schools in Bolton, An­ 81, of 21 Kenneth Drive, died Tuesday at to hit the area in 24 hours coordinator, said con­ first delayed the start of "It was one of those his home in Louisville, Ky. on Dec. 9. He dover and Coventry also Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was closed schools and caused ditions on area highways school for one hour, then marginal ones that could was the husband of Judith (A lley) Peter­ closed for the day. The the husband of Helen (Ladkany) Johns. a number of minor traffic were "pretty good” by canceled classes have gone either way,” he son. National Weather Service' Funeral services wHl be Thursday at accidents this rhorning. mid-moming. aitogehter. said. "A t 9 a.m. it was He was bom in Manchester and had in Windsor Ldcks.said the 12:30 p.m. from the Giuliano-Sagarino Manchester residents Shea said the state Kennedy said he con­ snowing rather hard. We. lived there most of his life before moving snow was expected to end SW girls on top, 45-38 Funeral Home, 247 Washington St. with sloshed through a combina­ started sanding the tacted the town Highway would have had to have our to Kentucky. He was a 1939 graduate of services at 1 p.m. at St. George Greek tion of precipitation that highways about 4 a.m. in Department about 6 a.m. buses 'Mt in the middle of this morning. The heaviest ' Manchester High School. He attended Orthodox Cathedral. Calling hours are started out in the predawn the Hartford area and when the rain turned com­ it." accumulations came in the Tufts University and was a 1943 graduate today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. hours as rain and changed called out contractors to pletely to snow. The Kennedv noted that the northwest part of the state, of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. He Memorial donations to the cathedral, 433 to snow about 6 a.m. aid their efforts about 7 department indicated it missed day will liave to be as predicted. was employed by General Electric Co. in Fairfield Ave., Hartford, Captain Henry Minor of a.m. to prepare for the would only have four made up June 17. Northeast Utilities various international positions. At the the Manchester Police morning rush hour. trucks out on the road san­ “ That’s what I try to tell reported no significant to spoil Indian opener tim e of his death he was at the inter­ Department Traffic Divi­ Shea said the state kids when they want me to power outages as ,a result national G.E. headquarters in Louisville. ding by 7 a.m., Kennedy sion, said the "slippery sanded this morning and said. call snow days,’ ’ he said. of the storm. Victor V. Aufiero Besides his w ife, he leaves a daughter, conditions’’ caused a planned to plow the sandy The department said it “ They get o ff a day like Victor V. Aufiero, 59, of 50 Duval Harriett P. Johnson of Princeton, N.J. Manchester had a 14-13 lead after rebounding department, then reeled "In our scrimmages we were number of fender-benders slush off later today. was calling in additional By Len Auster Road, died Monday at Hartford Hospital. and a son Erik of Anchorage, Alaska; a one turn by managed only two off three unanswered points for a going inside and going to the line. In during the morning rush "With temperatures trucks, but would only have Herald Sportswriter He was the husband of Noreen C. sister, Mrs. Edgar H. Clarke of points in the second canto on l-for-9 double digit edge. one scrimmage our big people went hour. dropping early this mor­ the main roads sanded by 7 (Carros) Aufiero. Manchester and a bj-otlier, George Tenacious defense by South Wind­ shooting with 7 turnovers as the M ackey had 17 points and 11 to the line 23 times.” Stated Police were backed up ning as the rain turned to a.m., Kennedy said. He was born in Lawrence, Mass., and Peterson of Brewster, Mass, and several sor took Manchester ITigh out of its Bobcats moved to a 22-16 halftime rebounds, Linda Pavone 10 points Armstrong, "They were doing a for an hour this morning snow, if you took the sand had lived in Manchester for the past 20 nieces and nephews. He delayed the opening of normal rhthym as the Bobcats bulge. and 9 caroms and Barb Tersavich 9 good job of cutting off wing passes responding to accidents. off any earlier you years. He was employed by United school for an hour to give registered a 45-38 win in a defensive “ We obviously have to score more points and 8 rebounds to lead the plus we weren't moving it well Minor reported! would’ve had an ice skating Menu changed Technologies Corp, as a contract- the highway department girls’ struggle last night than two points in a quarter,” Bobcats, who went with an iron-man enough.” State'! police said there rink out there,” he said. termination analyst. He was a member time to clear the roads, Armstrong stated, ’’Maybe it was five except for a brief substitution to Armstrong, despite the loss,' was Marie R. Molloy were very few accidents on Conditions were worst in at Tiling Junior High. of the Elks of Rocky Hill, particularly the hills, he Because schools are school cafeterias. It was the season opener for the the outfit out there but it didn’t start the fourth quarter. pleased with his scheduling South EAST HARTFORD - Marie state liighways in the area. the northwestern part of Besides his wife he leaves two sons, said. At 7 a.m., the depart­ closed today and because On Thursday there will Silk Towners while the win squares mesh that quarter.” “ Because we have so few people Windsor as an opponent. " I inten­ (Rousseau) Molloy, 61, of 43 Ensign St., Most problems were the state, where more than “ Mark A. and Anthony Aufiero, both of ment said it was going to of problems with delivery be meatball grinders, South Windsor at 1-1. The Bobcat defense kept the In­ we have to be concerned with our tionally scheduled them because 1 died Monday at St. Francis Hospital and caused by cars sliding off nine inches of snow fell, he Manchester: two daughters, Mrs, Kelly start plowing rather than of various items, the tossed salad and dessert, Manchester’s next outing is dians on the perim eter and their conditioning. We may have to be in knew .they'd be a good test. It Medical Center. the roads, they said. said. J. Danahy of Willington and Mrs. Carol sanding, he said, which Manchester public schools and Friday, stew with Thursday night at Clarke passing didn’t get the bail inside. better condition than most teams we showed we have to be quicker reac­ Funeral services will be Friday at 8:15 Manchester Superinten­ A. Eliason of Newington; a brother, meant only main roads will change the menus for vegetables! biscuit and against East Hartford High at 8 “ The second quarter they (South play,” Rusch voiced. ting. And 1 don't know if we were a.m. at Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 dent of Schools James P. James Aufiero of St. Louis, Mo.; two would be cleared. Thursday and Friday in the fruit. o’clock. Windsor) were much more effective Mackey was 3-for-13 from the quite as aggressive as we were in Main St., with a mass of Christian burial Burglars sisters. Miss Rose A. Aufiero and Miss “ Normally if they (opponents) taking away from what we like to floor after intermission and Rusch our scrim m ages," he chalked that at 9 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament Church. Lucia Aufiero, both of Lawrence, Mass,; score only 45 points we’re in good do. They were effective taking away noted some of the misses were from up to first-game jitters. Calling hours are Thursday from 2 to 4 break in and two grandchildren. shape,” observed Manchester Coach our wing passes,” Armstrong exhaustion. Soiiili \\ iiiilsor ('1.5)— Mackey 8 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funderal services will be Thursday at Burglars ransacked a Steve Armstrong, who added that stated. Jackie Tucker had 15 points and 6 1-3 17, Pavone 4 2-4 10, Schaffer 2 2-3 9:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral bedroom and stole . a should translate to maybe a 15-point Manchester closed to 23-20 in the rebounds to pace Manchester. The 6, Tersavich 3 3-6 9. Beland 0 2-2 2, Home, 219 W. Center St. with a mass of dresser, desk, nightstand, iigiMANCHESTER win, "but give them credit. They third canto on two hoops by Sue Indians had more field goals, 18-17, Siegmund 0 1-2 1. Totals 17 U-20 45. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Bridget George E. Brown jewelry box, two cameras shut down what we like to do.” Donnelly but a string of six con­ than South Windsor but the Bobcats Muni'lii'Nicr (.'$«)— Donnelly 2 1-2 Church. Burial w ill be in St. Bridget EAST HARTFORD — George Edwin and a calculator in a break- ROAD RACE r‘3M“'KWA'Mr' " I was very pleased with our secutive turnovers, and an 8-point won it from the line. They were 11- 5, Markham 3 0-0 6. Christensen 0 0-0 ! For name of peraon or paraona who broke Cemetary. Friends may call at the Brown, 67, of 811 Oak St., died Tuesday in Monday morning at a /.one," stated Bobcat Coach Kathy Bobcat spurt led by Robyn M ackey’s for-20 from the charity stripe while 0, Wright 2 0-0 4, Tucker 7 1-2 15, P. funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hartford Hospital. He .was the hus­ Prospect Street, apart­ POSTERS & Sinto Manchaater Carbide Co., 27 Hilliard flusch ,pf her club’s 2-3 defensive 4 points, enabled South Windsor to Manchester was 2-for-4. It didn’t get Brown 0 0-0 0, White 0 0-0 0, T, Memorial donations to the American band of Vioris (Ogden) Brown. ment. T - SHIRTS ! s i., Manchester, on Friday night Dap. 4, alignment, “ It shifted very well. take a 31-22 bulge into the final stan­ to the 15-foot line until two minutes Brown 2 0-0 4. Yfoung 0 0-0 0. Heart Association, 310 Collins St,, Hart­ remained. Hopperstead 2 0-0 4. Totals 18 2-4 38. Funeral services will be Thursday at Police said the POSTERS ARE h a n d SILK SCREENED ■1981. Our defense was good. What I have za. , ford. 11 a.m. from Newkirk and Whitney perpetrators entered the ON HEAVY WEIGHT'STOCK T-SMRTS been concerned with is our offense,” The Bobcats moved their lead to I i S L -. ARE COTTON'POlY BLEND WHTE Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Avenue. third-floor apartment W.Th n a v y TRIM ADULT SIZES ONLY ! (DO NOT CALL POLICE) Herald photo by Pinto she added, noting inconsistency and 41-30 before a final scramble by PtclurM I t an actual aarlal photo of tha atari. Caling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 through a hallway door. raproOucoO In vory high contratt I Call 646-1331 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. an injury to one starter, Linda Manchester trimmed the final Herman A. Moses to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions to the Other rooms in the apart- M O N. - FRI. 0 TO 0 ■ Information must be verifiable. Manchester High’s Shana Hopperstead (15) is surrounded by Burnham, who did not play. "The margin. VERNON — Herman A. Moses, 90, of American Heart Association. merit were left un­ S A T . 9 TO S:30 basic problem with our team has Manchester almost sliced the South Windsor cagers In rebound battle. Among Bobcats 43 Tunnel Road, died Tuesday at disturbed. been confidence. But I saw kids Bobcat lead to six points with three Rockville General Hospital. Funeral ser­ battling for ball are Robyn Mackey (with both hands on it) and tonight did things themselves and minutes left but a Jackie Tucker vices were held today at Ellington Barb Tersavich (43) in foreground. Bobcats took defensive saw they’re starting to do things as layup spun in-and-out. South Wind­ Jewish Cemetary, struggle. individuals.” sor, which had a 32-27 edge in the A memorial period will be observed at the home of his son, Monroe Moses of 39 Open Forum Trout Stream Drive, Vernon, Memorial The Manchester Herald’s Open Forum contributions to Rockville General provides space for reader dialogue on Hospital. The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 current events. Address letters to the Farmington Ave., Hartford; had charge Open Forum, Manchester Herald, Officials take away momentum of arrangements. Announcing Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040. Personal acdvice "Officials can take away the momentum,” saw the upcoming Classic "the best field that Dom Perno, UConn varsity basketball coach we have .ever had. I know our players will be Julia V. Zalenski Abigail Van Buren offers personal ad­ said, “ and we are a physical team and we do ready. We are. playing well but we can play VERNO N — Julia V. Zalenski, 63 of 103 vice daily in one of America’s best-read foul.” H e r a l d better. We have been getting great efforts Franklin ' Park West, died Tuesday at AL SIEF^ERT from the bench (reserves),’ ’ columns, “ Dear Abby,’’ in The These remarks came during the luncheon Manchester M em orial Hospital. Manchester Herald’s Focus section. to stimmulate interest in the fourth annual A n g l e Summing up the Classic, Perno offered, Funeral services will be Thursday at Connecticut Mutual Classic Dec. 29-30 at the “ In order to win you have to put two good 9:15 a.m. at White-Gibson-Small Funeral Hartford Civic Center. Earl Yost, nights together...and that’s not easy to do.” Home, 65 Elm St. with a mass of Chris­ Weekend events The two-night, four game promotion needs Sports Editor UConn will enter play the favorite but it tian burial at lO.a.m. at St. Joseph The Herald provides a comprehensive little help with more than 13,000 tickets sold won’t be any cake walk against the likes of St. Church. Calling hours are today from calendar of "w here to go and what to MICROWAVE FAIR for each night. All remaining seats are in the Bonaventure, LaSalle or South Florida. 6:30 d.m. to 9 p.m. Memorial donations do,’ ’ every Friday in the Focus/Weekend upper sections. Capacity is 15,400 and Phil to the charity of the donor's choice. section. Barry, assistant director of athletics with officials,” Perno continued. Special interest EVERY FAMDUS expressed confidence that every seat will be Like in other sports, basketball officials sold before game time one week from are supposed to start^ out perfect and im­ Dom Perno has a special interest in East E BRAND DN SALE! Tuesday night. prove. Catholic High’s basketball team this season. SATURDAY While happy with the team record to date Perno did have one good point. The same His son, Dom, is a member of the Eagle Stakeout squad...One in every 5,000 college golfers has YOU’LL MEET THE PROS FROM Q.E., which shows five victories in six starts, Per­ two officials, a set of brothers, worked AMANA, LITTON, TOSHIBA, JENN-AIR A no was upset with the officiating in' the Oil UConn’s two gam es in Tulsa. UConn’s the ability to make it on the PG A tour accor­ TlwCHAPPEE QUASARI YOU’LL SEE THE LARGEST Capital Tournament in Tulsa last weeekend followers, players and coaches didn’t see any ding to Alabama coach Conrad. Rehling. Five DISPLAY OF MICROWAVE OVENS IN in which the Huskies came out No. 3 in the brotherly love their way in either game, a of his ex-players made the grade, Jerry Pate, leads to HARTFORD COUNTY IN ACTIONI CAST IRON COAL/WOOD DEC. 19,11 to 4 four-team field. loss in the opener and a win in the second Bob Murphy, Frank Beard, Doug Sanders and "Th e first night there were a number of start. That assignment should have been Dan Sikes..!Deb Lawler has lettered in questionhl calls,” Barry said in defense of avoided. votleyball at Kingswood-Oxford School...Date C arrest ADD-ON Perno’s feelings. The first one to blame in a loss is the of the Super Bowl is Sunday, Jan. 24 starting "Not too many coaches agree with the of-* referee. at 4 o’clock ... John Treacy, who passed up BOILER ficials,” Perno said and he couldn’t have hit Sometimes the man in the Striped shirt running in the Five M ile Road Race in , A 21-year-old the nail on the head any better. can sway a game but more times than not the Manchester last Thanksgiving, easily won the Manchester man was Herald photo by Pinto Coaches, as a rule, disagree with most calls players are responsible for defeats with sub- international cross country run in Brussels arrested this morning and Clean, Comfortable all on salel that go against their team. par play. Dec. 6. Thanksgiving weekend the 24-year-old charged with second- Automatic Central Heat. ' Partially hidden Robyn Mackey of South Windsor gets shot off "Inconsistency has been a real problem While not on. the officiating kicks. 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Wed., Dec. 16. 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 - 13 Guidry happy to remain Yankee Indian skaters

was mentioned, the first thing Yankees this past - season and he and Steinbrenner worked out a friend of Guidry’s from his " i never misled them. I told NEW YORK (UPI) - No one that popped into my mind was tested the free agent market, compromise agreement. hometown of Lafayette, La., them right up front that Ron really expected pitcher Ron the Yankees. The "ifankees are ended nearly a year of Steinbrenner has publicly gone worked out the contract at a wanted to remain with the Guidry to leave the New York baseball.” Yankees. negotiations between his agent, on record as saying he does not three-hour meeting with Yankee Yankees,” said Schneider. believe a pitcher is worth $1 club owner George Steinbrenner Schneider said the Yankees’ Guidry has the best winning record 3-3 tie Guidry wanted to stay, ciub John Schneider, and Stein- offer was by far the best he owner George Steinbrenner brenner. It also made the hard- million a year and. in effect, this last Thursday night at the percentage in baseball among received for Guidry’s services. wanted him to stay and, maybe throwing left-hander the richest new contract enables the baseball meetings in Hollywood, starting pitchers over, the last Farmington opened the scoring at Three goals in rapid succession in the deadlock in an eight-minute most of all, Bonnie Guidry pitcher in the history of the Yankees’ owner to stick by that Fla. Schneider flew back to five years with a record of 87-34 7:55 of the first period on a goal by Yankees and one of the richest in statement. However, Guidry can Louisiana Saturday and reviewed “Not only was it the best finan­ (.719). Winner of the AL Cy the middie period and a strong overtime period. wanted her husband to remain in The stalemate leaves the Indian John Podlasek. baseball. Although no terms of also say he achieved his $I the contract offer with Guidry, cial offer, but it was also the best Young Award in 1978 when he goaltending performance from pinstripes. icemen 0-1-1 for the season while The Indians drew even at 7:36 of ■ the contract were revealed, it is million-a-ycar goal by averaging who gave his final approval, “If in terms of years,” said Guidry. went 25-3 with a league-leading senior Rob Pilney enabled Farmington stands 1-1-1, the middle session on a goal by . “1 felt I was getting too old to believed Guidry received a in his signing bonus. two people want something bad “No. one would have matched 1.74 ERA, Guidry posted an 11-5 Manchester.High to skate to a 3-3 tie Manchester’s next outing is Satur­ sophomore center Eric Trudon. It ; move to another place and start guaranteed four-year deal, with a enough, you can work something that offer. Prior to the strike record with a 2.78 ERA during with Farmington High yesterday at "In my eyes, this contract will day night against crosstown East was his second of the season. Trudon ■ all over again,” Bonnie said limited trade proviso, worth out,” said Guidry. “I think the someone would have, but the the strike-shortened 1981 cam­ Hartford Arena. make me financially stable for . strike affected negotiations Catholic at the Bolton Ice Palace at was assisted by defenseman Bill . Tuesday, after her husband $900,000 per year. The contract Yankees wanted me as much as I paign. Chambers. The latter’s pass found ; the rest of my life," Guidry said. wanted them.” greatly.” The clubs were unable to break 7:50. signed a multi-year contract with also includes an option year in Guidry is the sixth free agent Trudon in the slot and he wristed • "1 don’t worry about being the Guidry, who has pitched for the Guidry said he never really the Yankees for approximately which the Yankees, if thej chose, to sign since the re-entry draft home a 10-footer. highest-paid pitcher in baseball. Yankees for the past five gave any serious thought to $900,000 a year. could buy out Guidry's contract last month and the fourth to Less than a minute later; That kind of stuff just creates seasons, was selected by 17 signing with another club. "Ever since we've been in for $500,000. Guidry also received resign with his former club. Manchester had the lead on a goal • more problems. teams in the re-entry draft but he “Deep down inside, how can baseball it was always the a signing bonus, believed to be a Catcher Buck Martinez of Toron­ Pittsburgh anxious by Dan Duff, with assists from . "I'm glad it’s over. Now I can made it known eight from the you say you came close to signing Yankees. Everything in my half million dollars. to, outfielder Cesar Geronimb of Chambers and Trudon. Chambers' get back to the thing 1 love most, start that he wanted to remain with somebody else, when you house is biue and I just didn't ■Schneider, in his first effort as Kansas City and second baseman fed Trudon, who took the intial shot, my hunting. It interfered with with the Yankees. Therefore, the never really wanted to leave here want to start changing things a player’s agent, originally Jerry Remy of Boston previously with Duff there to stuff home the my hunting. I've been hunting a talks with other clubs never real­ in the first place?,” said Guidry. now.” sought a guaranteed five-year, re-signed (vith the teams they to redeem selves rebound. “When I was a kid growing up in The signing of Guidry, who $7.5 miilion contract from the lot lohger than I've been playing ly got past the preliminary Twenty seconds later it went to 3-1 Louisiana and the word baseball played for in 1981. played out his option with the Yankees for his client. However, baseball. " Schneider, a boyhood stages, according to Schneider. as Manchester’s Leon Botteron went on an end-to-end rush. His rink- PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Vowing foqr years. 1 hope someday I can long excursion terminated with his to “redeem ourselves” for their give back to Pitt what they’ve given 10-foot shot beating Farmington regular season-ending loss to Penn to me — pride and a lot qf rewards. ’ ’ goalie John Pavano low to the glove State, the eighthranked Pitt Junior offensive guard Jim Covert side. Picks up slock Panthers traveled today to Biloxi, Welsh leaves Navy said he was hoping to defeat Georgia John Drisdelle drew Farmington Miss., where they will spend a week not only to atone for the Penn State clo.se with 1:04 left in the middle practicing for their Sugar Bowl loss but to get the 1982 team off to a period. 'game with No. 2 Georgia in New strong start. Farmington drew even with 44 Orleans Jan. 1. “We have plans to go down there to coach Virginia seconds left in regulation on a goal Jay Vincent "We’ll try to redeem ourselves and win this game,” Covert said. by Dennis Mello. It was on a 5-on-5 down there,” linebacker Sal Sunseri "We’ll have.fun too, but we’re going situation with Farmington applying said Tuesday while making a guest to concentrate on winning this constant pressure before getting the gather at 5 p.m. today to meet the CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (UPI) appearance as Santa Claus at Coach game. It’ll be a nice stepping stone equalizer. new coach. — The University of Virginia,' Jackie Sherrill’s news luncheon for for next year.” Sherrill said the The clubs then went to the over­ Welsh fashioned a 55-45-1 during 'attempting to put the grips on a local reporters. “We know the team would hold meetings and prac- time which resulted in no score. gets job done his tenure at Navy. The Midshipmen season ended on a kind of sour losing football skid that spans three tieds daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Farmington had a 38-34 edge in finished the 1981 season with a 7-3-1 decades, will look to George Welsh UPI photo note,” Sunseri added. “We’re not Biloxi through the 23rd. They will shots with Pilney recording 35 saves record and the Liberty Bowl bid. to apply the brakes. going to give you any excuses like have a Christmas party there the and Pavano 31.- Before Welsh’s arrival in 1973, By United Press International Welsh, 48, the Navy coach for the Can’t find handle on ball we’re a young football team. We had 24th and travel to New Orleans "He (PilneyI was just super,” Denver 126-120, Atlanta stopped Navy had gone nine consecutive past nine seasons, will be named the a meeting yesterday and we decided Christmas Day. praised Manchester Coach Wayne New York 11198, Chicago downed years without winning more than While Mark Aguirre was having a new coach at Virginia today at an 11 that. Afterall, our freshman are edn- While in Biloxi, the team also is to Horton, "He was absolutely.outstan­ Cleveland 98-89, Detroit beat Golden five games in a season. During the screw implanted in his broken foot a.m. news conference, Welsh told Philadelphia Eagle quarterback Ron pass against Dallas but failed. Rushing In to sidered sophomores now,” go on a boat ride as a group, but the ding fora first-year goalie. He made State 108-104 and Portland blitzed last four years, the Middies have not back in a Dallas hospital, fellow the Washington Post Tuesday night. Jaworski tries to recover his own blocked make tackle was Cowboys’ Harvard Martin. Sunseri provided 20 minutes of rest of their nonpractice time will some very good saves for us. Far­ San Diego 118-101. won fewer than seven games. rookie Jay Vincent knew what had He will succeed Dick Bestwick who comic entertainment as a joke­ be their own. They will have mington came on hard in the third Jazz 108, Spurs 103 Highiights of Welsh’s career at to be done. “Someone has to pick up was fired two weeks ago and cracking, gift-giving Santa, taunting curfews, Sherrill said, but the hours period but it took them to 44 seconds At Salt Lake City. Adrian Dantley Navy include a 7-1-1 record against writers, broadcasters, and coaches, the scoring and we’re all trying to dp become the Cavaliers’ ninth head will be fairly liberal until the final to get it. " won his scoring battle against before he turned serious and talked it,” said Vincent, a 6-foot-7 forward coach since 1952, Army and the bowl bids. days before the bowl game, when Horton also cited Eric Johnson on from Michigan State who scored 31 George Gervin, getting a game-high The first of those bowl about the upcoming Sugar Bowl, the they will have 11:30 p.m. curfews. 30 points to spark Utah. Dantley, Welsh ended the speculation defense for a standout effort. points Tuesday night to lead the appearances came in 1978 when the team’s. 10-1 season and the disap­ Activities planned for them in who took the NBA scoring title away,, Tuesday when he told Navy’s Dallas Mavericks to their first road pointing loss to Penn State that New Orleans include a parade, a from Gervin last year; combined players that he had accepted the Names in the News Basketball victory in 11 games, a 107-102 vic­ knocked the Panthers out of the No. dinner, a night at the wharf, a team with Rickey Green and Darrell Grif­ Virginia job, the Post said. tory over the Washington Bullets. 1 rating. party and seeing a musical. fith for 19 points in the fourth “I told the squad that there’s a "I’ve always been a scorer.” He reminded reporters that all but There was much controversy sur­ quarter as the Jazz, 10-13, handed time to stay and a time to leave and, Area golfers I’Jay Vincent has been playing a half dozen of the 1981 Panthers rounding '.he Panthers’ 1976 trip to San Antonio its sixth loss in 22 for me, I feel it’s time to leave,” Time to stay, Frank Tanana sensationally,” said Bullets’ Coach would be back in 1982, But he said the Sugar Bowl because then-Coach games. Gervin, who entered the Welsh told the Post. Gene Shue. "He just takes up where MILWAUKEE (UPI) — The Milwaukee Brewers and Boston Red Sox the Sugar Bowl game would be a Johnny Majors did not restrict their game as the NBA’s leading scorer, “The meeting lasted 15 minutes BUSINES.SMKN in 12th spot Mark Aguirre left off,” time to ieave’ have each made two offers to free agent pitcher Frank Tanana but his agent bittersweet affair for him and the hours or activities, while Georgia had 26 points but was held scoreless and I did all of the talking. There Behind a balanced attack, Fogar­ For the Mavericks, in their second has turned them down. other seniors on the team. maintained strict discipline: Pitt over the final' 12 minutes. weren’t any questions. Besides, ty Oilers whipped Purdy Corp., 73- NBA season, its was just their fifth George Welsh "fony Attanasio, who is representing Tanana, told the Milwaukee Sentinel "Playing my last game for Pitt in won that game to clairh the national Gaining 12th place among the 28 Burks 104, Parrrs 96 what could they say I’m going to see Tuesday the Brewers made two offers to Tanana that would have given him 48, last night at Bennet. Warren victory in 23 games this year, the Sugar Bowl will be the saddest championship. teams in the ninth annual Cancer At Indianapolis, Sidney Moncrief tham all again Thursday anyway.” less than the club offered free agent pitcher Bili Campbell. Goss had 18 points, John Barry 13 Society Walter Hagen Four-Ball ■‘Our kids hung in there. We out- The Midshipmen are preparing for experience in my life,” Sunsqri said, However, Sherrill said there will scored 25 points, including two . The Brewers reportedly offered Campbell $1 million over three years.but and Frank Breen 10 for the Oilers Tournament in Florida was the scrapped them on the boards and a Dec. 30 meeting with Ohio State in " It’s been a pleasure to be here for be a few sites listed as off limits in layups that snuffed a brief Indiana he signed for $1.2 million for three guaranteed years with the Chicago Cubs. while Bill Wilson netted 16, Bob team of Pro Bob Lennon of Cedar showed good patience down the the Liberty Bowl. both Biloxi and New Orleans. rally, to lead Milwaukee, 17-6, to its Middies were invited to the Holiday Gulvey 11 and Roy Vanderjagt 10 for Knob and amateurs Doc McKee of stretch,” said Dallas Coach Dick The Richmond Times-Dispatch ninth straight victory, Billy Kniglit Bowl, their first bowl bid in 15 Purdy’s. Manchester and Steve Tantillo and had reported in its Tuesday editions Bart Starr led the Pacers with 20 points. years. Sportsman Cafe trimmed B.A. Steve Roberto HI of EllingonRidge that W elsh, who has led the Rurkrls 99, Suns 95 Schultz said the school received MILWAUKEE (UPI) — One member of the Green Bay Packer board Club, 79-46. Jay Howroyd had 21 Play, which involved 500 players, Midshipmen to three bowl At Houston, four baskets by approximately 100 inquiries about believes Coach Bart Starr should be rehired and two others said the team’s points. Norm Daignault and Tim took place Dee. 11 - 12 at the Walt appearances in the past four years, Time change Calvin Garrett sparked a 10-0 burst the position. strong second half has strengthened his position, a newspaper reported Hogan 16 apiece. Rich Raimondo 12 Disney course in Lake Buena Vista, was the choice of Virginia Athletic early in the final period as Houston, Virginia has enjoyed only two win­ Tuesday, and ’dare Schardt 10 for Sportsman. Fla. 9-15, held off Phoenix, 12-9. Moses Director Dick Schultz. ning seasons in the past 29, the most And another board member. Green Bay Alderman Rosemay Hinkfuss, Ralph Pemberton and Kevin Manchester High boys’ basketball The winning Connecticut team, Schultz, who has remained tight- recent one coming in 1979 when the told the Milwaukee Sentinel she has informally polled fans the last few Kravontka each hooped 11 and Rich Malone led the Rockets with 34 game against Rockville High Satur­ which qualified at Ellington Ridge, points and 21 rebounds. Truck lipped through his one-man selection Cavaliers finished 6-5. weeks and they strongly back rehiring Starr. “My informal survey is Gustafson and Dennis Ma'digan 10 day night at Clarke Arena has been shot par 72-72 rounds for a 144 total Robinson had 21 points for the Suns. UPI photo process, conceded Monday that a This fall Virginia ended with a 1-10 dramatically in favor of keeping Bart Starr,” she said. “ I’d say all the peo­ points apiece for B.A. moved to 7 o’clock. It was originally in the Scratch Division. SuprrSonicH 126, Nuggets 120 choice had been made, but declined record, defeating only Virginia ple I’ve talked to support Starr by better than a 2-1 margin.” Babe Salad, state tourney direc­ to reveal that choice. an 8 o’clock start. Jayvee actions At Denver, Gus Williams scored Military. MIDGET tor, acted as a tee starter each day Schultz said only “loose ends” begins at 5 o’clock. 33 points and Freddie Brown scored Scoring play Schultz attempted to amend “per­ The Spurs downed the Rockets, 20- in Florida, He plans another sec­ remained before the new coach Darryl Sittler 11 of his 22 points in the fourth formance guidelines” to Bestwick’s 15, and the Knicks topped the 76ers, tional event next sum m er at could be formally introduced. quarter to rally Seattle. The Sonics, Butch Johnson of the Dallas Cowboys catches 36-yard pass contract at the conclusion of the TORONTO (UPC) — Darryl Sittler, on the fourth day of his vow of 28-15, last night' at Mahoney Rec Ellington Ridge. Motta. "W e’ve been close in a lot of 14-8, trailed 100-91 after three from Danny White for touchdown against Philadelphia last Sun­ . Reportedly, that unfinished business season. However, Bestwick refused silence, reduced the hardy kingdom of hockey to asking whether a man got Center. Dave Gallagher scored 8 games. But tonight we hit the shots periods but went on a 23-6 spurt to day. Cowboys won NFC Eastern Conference and face New was for Welsh to inform the Navy to accept a six-win quota and was on an airplane or not. points and Mike Hille 4 for the Spurs players. that counted.” open the final period. Dan Issel led York Giants Saturday in New York. fired. In six seasons at Virginia, He did. ' i while Willie Burg and John Eccher Brad Davis added 21 points for the lienver, 9-13, with 28 points. Virginia piayers were advised to Bestwick compiled a 16-49-1 record. The captain of the Maple Leafs waved to reporters and photographers, were best for the Rockets, Albert Mavericks, who trailed 59-52 with Hawks 111, Knirks 98 bought a book, signed two autographs, said “no comment” when asked Smith hooped 8 markers and Matt Post and Kucinskas 8:33 left in the third quarter. At that At Atlanta, Eddie Johnson scored whether, he was boarding the plane to fly with the club to Vancouver and Vaughn 4 for the Knicks while point, Dallas outscored Washington 28 points and Dan Roundfield added then got on the plane. Jen ifer M istretta and Andrew 26-16 to take a 78-75 entering the 20 points and 14 rebounds to power Sports Slate Marsh played well for the 76ers.. final 12 minutes. Atlanta, 10-11, Bill Cartwright paced Over at the Community Y, the MVP East gridders Vincent, who scored 14 points in New York, also 10-11. with 24 points. All to ref urn to ring? Mark Aguirre Rockets stopped the Nets, 27-21, and UPI photo the third quarter, gave the Bulls 98, Cavaliers 89 Wediirndav DALLAS (UPI) — Doctors changed their minds and implanted a screw in the Celtics nipped the Lakers, 20-18. Mavericks the lead for good with a At Chicago, Artis Gilmore scored u;i: HocKKv Mark Aguirre’s broken foot to decrease the chance for reinjury in the Dallas Matt Paggioli poured home 17 points First choice Presentations were made last award winner. layup with 4:26 left in the game. The 26 points — 13 in the third period — W'iiidHor VH. E unI (.acholic, (at Mavericks rookie’s professional career.. . and Jose Hernandez 6 for the Sunday night at the annual East Joe Palmer received the most im­ Bolon lor Palurr), 8:3(1 Rockets while Ricky Squidakis had Bullets closed within 102-100 with 42 as the Bulls, 10-13, handed (Illeveland Aguirre, the NBA’s No. 1 draft choice out of DePaul University and the Former University of Connec­ Catholic High football awards proved player award while a pair of seconds to play on a basket by Jeff 5-17, its ninth straight road loss. a dozen and Sean O’Donnell 4 for the banquet. injured performers, Jim Lupaccino Thu r.sdav Admits only kidding leading scorer for the Mavericks, was expected to leave Baylor University ticut standout, Pedro DeBrIto Ruland but Elston Turner followed Mike Mitchell and Geoff Huston had BASKETBALL Nets. Mike Morianos tallied 8 points Sophomore tailback Doug Post and Rudy Persico, shared the loyalty Medical Center late today or Thursday. A team spokesman said he would be holds up Tampa Rowdies’ with a 20-footer with 22 seconds 20 points apiece for the Cavaliers. .Maiirlirnlrr at EuhI Hartford, 8 on crutches for about 10 days and then his foot would be put in a walking and Scott Aitrui 6 for the Celtics was recipient of the most valuable award. jersey after he was No. 1 selec­ remaining to seal the victory. Pistuns 108, Vt'arriors 104 ' Ea»«t (Catholic at \otrr Danio LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Muham­ cast. while Sal Vernal.(8) and Jon Roe (6) player on offense award while Kucinskas and Doug Bilodeau Bahamas last Friday night. But Ber­ for the final two rounds and earned a Ruland led Washington with 22 At Oakland. Calif., rookie Kelly (WoHt llavrn), 8 mad Ali told a television reporter led the Lakers. tion in North American Soccer linebacker Rich Kucinskas was the were named as co-captains of the bick battered Ali against the ropes unanimous decision. points and Greg Ballard had 21. Tripucka scored 22 points and Vin- Bolton at Eant (>ranhy, 7 :4 5 that he was planning to return to the Jack Lambert League’s annual draft of most valuable defensive player 1982 team. Aguirre, the NBA’s No. 1 draft nie, Johnson added 20 as Detroit EaMt H artford at MuiiclieHU‘r ring in six months, but later ad­ college players. DeBrito helped choice and Mavericks' leading snapped a nine-game losing streak. (girlH), 8 mitted he was just kidding. PITTSBURGH (tlPI) — Teammates have voted Steelers middle UConn win national cham­ RADIO, TV scorer this year with a 23.6-point per Trail Blazers 118, Clippers lUI WKESTLING “I was just having a little fun,” linebacker Jack Lambert, Pittsburgh’s leading tackier for the eighth pionship earlier this month. game average, underwent surgery At Portland, Kelvin Ransey Frrmi at Eant Latholir,.6 AH, who will be 40 next month, said straight year, the team’s most valuable player for the 1981 season. TONIGHT because doctors decided it would scored 28 points to spark Portland. End to end show Lambert, also the team MVP in 1976, becomes only the second player to (dirnry Trrh at Portland, noon Tuesday night. “The thing that 7:15 - NHL: Wlialer« vh. Mon- decrease the chance of him Ransey and three other guards — Friday makes me happy now is preaching win the award twice. Terry Bradshaw was voted MVP in 1977 and 1978. Ireal, WTIC GM reinjuring the foot. Aguirre is Jim Paxson, Billy Ray Bates and Lambert, a six-time Pro Bowl selection who leads NFL linebackers in in­ BASKETBALL “Islam to areanas, congregations and 7 :3 0 - NHL: RangiTs v h . Klyern, expected to be out for eight weeks. Darnell Valentine— combined for 71 Llirnry Trrh at Stafford, 7:45 churches. I’ve been fighting ever terceptions with six this season, will receive the U.S. Steel Trophy given the USA Gabl.- IRELAND OIL CO. In other games, Utah surprised points ^s Portland won its 14th vic­ annual MVPs at the 46th annual Dapper Dan Awards Dinner on Jan. 16. South \^'indHor at Eant (.)atholir since 1 was 12. It’s time for me to produces results « - NBA: Knirks v h . 76rrH , Cli. 9 AUTO REPAIRS San Antonio 108-103, Milwaukee tory against nine defeats, Joe (priH), 8 have fun now. I’m buying a yacht. I 8 - NBA: CellicH v h . Maverirkn, topped Indiana 104-96, Houston beat Bryant led San Diego, 6-15, with 20 SWIMMINC; have a beautiful wife and I ’m going By United Press International WINF, WPOP © Phoenix 99-95, Seattle defeated points. (.lonard at Manohentor, 3 :3 0 on vacation. Andre St. Laurent, vho was Archie Griffin WE SERVICE ALL playing in his first game since being Reached by telephone at his home Los Angeles Kings coach Parker 118.9 C.O.D. "HomB Of Mr Goodwronch" GENERAL MOTOR in Los Angeles, Ali admitted he was MacDonald says to win in the NHL ca lM up from the minors, scored COLUMBUS (UPI) — Cincinnati Bengals players CARS AND TRUCKS not serious during an interview shorthanded at 2:19 of the second Archie and Ray Griffin, another brother James and Call Dave Logan you have to play from end to end — period to give the Kings a 2-1 lead, College basketball roundup earlier in the day with Jim Hill of their three wives, all have filed for bankruptcy in U.S. time wise that is. but Buffhlo knotted it again on Dale 646^2166 ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS television station KNXT and said he “ It was a great effort,’ said Bankruptcy Court. McCourt’s 15th goal at 12:58. ’The They were partners in Griffin Corp., which operated a POOL LAYAWAY COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS doesn’t need anymore. MacDonald after the Kings edged ■ Kings’ Jim Fox and Buffalo’s Gil Manchester, CT “The whole world is mine,” the Buffalo Tuesday night. “I thought now-defunct chain of sporting goods stores in central REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Perreault traded goals before the Ohio. Anteaters extend win mark three-time former heavyweight we were in the game for the full 60 second period ended. said. Tve had enough. minutes, and that’s what won it. You AUTO PAINTING In other games, the New York Every dpy is a fiin day for me. I love can’t play one or two periods of A SMALL DEPOSIT • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE By United Press International finish in the top four in scoring, In the only other game involving a Islai ders outlasteu Quebec 10-7 and people, tove all rac -s and colors. I’ll hockey and expect to win in this rebounding and field goal percen­ team the Top 20, No. 7 DePaul St. Louis downed Minnesota 4-2. IHETCHER GLASS CO. Our Independence • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE The Anteaters of California-Irvine always have friends and followers.” league.” Rookie Steve Bozek scored WILL HOLD tage, broke the school scoring clobbered Western Michigan 88-46. lalandera 10, Nordiquea 7 Otet 3S Y*ort of {.‘poftonto MANCHEkTER are on the prowl and their leader Ali, who lost a unanimous decision his 18th goal in the third period fro record of 40 points he set last season At Uniondale, L.I., Clark Gillies may just be one of the best college to Canadian Trevor Berbick Friday the winning tally. Bozek, who scored AND is Your Savings agalqst Utah State. At Rosemont, 111., Terry Cum­ and Denis Potvin scored 39 seconds basketball players in America. night told Hill that after five goals in his two previous COMPLETE AUTO QLA88 8ERVICE While Magee was his usual steady mings scored 24 points and Bernard apart to highlight New York’s five- WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS GUARANTEE at "The Consumer's Insurance Supermarket'" Ranked 20th in the nation, the deliberating for a few days he has games, backhanded a 15-footer past CARTER self, Randy Whieldon hit 12-oM3 Randolph added 15 for the Blue goal third period that powered the FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING the innovative new money-saving concept lor all your Anteaters stretched their un.- decided to come back yet once m ore, Buffalo goalie Don Edwards at 9:25, shots from the field to finish with 24 Demons, 5-0. DePaul dominated Islanders. Potvin and Mike Bossy • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS life • health insurance and annuity needs. More Ben- defeated record to seven straight against “someone ranked in the top snapping Los Angeles’ eight-game points as the Anteaters handed both boards and stymied a team that scored two goals apiece to enable • TUB ENCLOSURE^ • SPECIAL WORK YOUR 1982 POOL elitsWithout Paying More. Let us tell you more. Call or games Tuesday night with All- road losing streak and Buffalo’s 10- Loyola it^ seventh straight defeat. had averaged nearly 78 points a 10.” I ’m not retired,” Ali said. write lor our tree brochure. America forward Kevin Magee “People keep telling me that I’m game home unbeaten streak. the Islanders to tie the club’s single Forrest McKenzie had 16 points game in its first seven contests. game scoring record set Nov. 13, scoring a school record 46 points in washed up, but that ain’t true. “I saw the puck coming out,” said AT 1981 PRICES! and 8 rebounds for the Lions and Western Michigan, 6-2, was paced I M anchester 649“4 5 I^ « t h e Cal-Irvine’s 91r80 triumph over Bozek. “ I think it came out off (Buf­ 1979, against the New York AUTO REPAIR Leonard Agee had 15 points. by Jasper McElroy With 17 points. Trevor Berbick won the fight, but he Rangers. 1228 MAIN ST. Loyola-Marymount. “What more car didn’t hurt me, he uidn’t Cut my falo goalie Don) Edwards. I just Cal-Irvine, among the nation’s Elsewhere, it was Ohio State 68, Blues 4, North Slars 2 Estiiiute Gtadlir Given you say about Kevin Magee?” asked face. The fight was . so close that took a swipe at it and managed to MANCHESTER leaders in team field goal percen­ South Alabama 58; Brigham Young At St. Louis, Wayne Babych had a Cal-Irvine Coach Bill Mulligan. people don’t really know who won get it.” tage, shot 67 per cent against goal and an assist to lead St. Louis to FOOLS&iiaTTUBS Your Local Rep'reaontallve TEL. 64G-fi464 “He’s unelievable. He can score 63, Weber State 55; Michigan State Los Apgeles’ Dan Bonar scored on pustmS m stock Loyola, which has played all its but still everyone’s telling me I’m their third straight victory. Babych, Rte.44-A from inside or outside and he keeps 49, Wisconsin-Green Bay 48, Houston a power play at 2:09 of the first .ioo-w’’-j/u"-y4’’ (2mi.East ol Botton Lake) PAUL GOODIN INSURANCE AGENCY games on the road. It was the sixth finished.” who has scored in his last nine 54 McKt£ ST , MANCHESTER G M O U A U TY getting better with every game.” 74, Cal-Santa Barbara 68; Marshall period but Andre Savard tied it at OTi/ENTTRY 742-7308 357 E. Centar 81., Manchetlar, Conn. time in seven games the Anteaters Ali stayed close to Berbick in the games, scored his ninth goal of the (Off Center St.) SERVICE PARTS Magee, who last year became the 84, Furman 74 arid West Virginia 113, 4:55 when he punched a centering MARCNfSni SOtTMIIdO* IHNUe AVON 646-3633 have shot over 60 per cent. scoring through eight rounds of the year off a rebound of Jack 742-73M 74I-03M 742-7304 Wisconsin-Superior 54. pass past goalie Doug Keans. M«-WU 1981 Th* Conium«r'Aln8uronc8 8up*rm ark«t Corp. MOTOBSHUtrSDIVISlOH first player in NCAA history to lackluster 10-round bout in the Brownschidle’s shot. igHBftli THE HERALD, Wed,, Dec. 16, 1981 - 15 14 - THE HERALD, Wed.. Dec. 16, 1981

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SAN ANTONK) (1U3) Southwest Tuesday's Sports Transactions 137-138-391, Max Welch 148-379, A1 R Johnson 5 2-3 12. Olberding 8 2-2 19. Houston 74, UC-Santa Barbara 68 By United Press International , G. Johnson 0 (M) 0. Moore 4 0-0 8, Gervin N M. St. lOTi, N.M. Highlands 87 Baseball Grabinsky 156-403, Paul Ford 148- B a s k e t b a ll 9 8-9 26. Corzine 5 (M) 10. Bratz 3 3-3 9. Texas-El Paso 65, Abilene Christian 49 WHO AM I? Chicago (NL) — Named Jim Napier 396, Hank Hebert 139-362, Bill Banks 2 1-4 5. Brewer 6 0 -0 12. Griffin 1 West manager of the Iowa Oaks of the 0-0 2, Restani 0 04) 0. Totals 43 16-21 103. Brigham Young 63. Weber St. ffi American Association. MacMullen 136-162-423, Tony UTAH (lOB) Cat. Poly 89. Point Loma 83 Cincinnati — Obtained outfielder Gil DeSimone 143-386, Dave Derosier Danlley 9 12-14 30. Poquette 3 0-0 6, St. Mary’s 81. So. Oregon 68 Cubski from Milwaukee for first baseman Wilkins 3 0-1 6. Green 6 5-8 17. Griffith 6 U.C.-Irvine 91. Loyola (Calif.) 00 I^rry Wolfe, 141-372, Dave Van Tassell 141-371, 3^ 15.' Nicks 4 4-5 12. Hardy 1 (M) 2. Kansas City — Signed Rocky Colavito Jack Talley 147-158-410, Bob Mike Duren 2 04) 4, Schayes 7 0-0 14, to a 2-ycar contract as batting instructor. Robinzine 0 2-2 2, Worthen 0 04) 0. Totals New York (AL) — Signed free agent 135-147-401, Ron Devaux 152-386, 41 26-36 lOB. pitcher Ron Guidry to a multi-year Mickey Finn 358, Tom O’Connor 166- NATIONAL BASKKTBALL ASS(K\ San Antonio 33X21.19— 100 contract. l^y United Press International Utah 2932 18 2 9 - KB College 413. Kastern Conference Three-point goal—Olberding. Fouled out Iowa — Extended the contract of Atlantic Division —None. Total fou!s-»San Antonio X . Utah football coach Hayden Fry to eight W L F»ct, GB 23. Technicals—San Antonio (zone) 3, years. Philadelphia 18 4 .818 - Utah (zone). Utah (bench). A—6.458. Texas-El Paso — Hired Bill Yung as CUNLIFFE ALTO — John Ortolan! Boston 17 f> ,773 1 head football coach. New York 10 11 ,476 1^2 Hockey 168-449, Pete Wojtyna 159-153-445, Washington 8 13 .381 94 MILWAUKKE (KM) May 2 04) 4. Lister 2 1-2 5. U nier 6 3-4 Colorado — Sent defenseman Jack Carl Bujaucius 169-437, Pat Irish New Jersey 6 15 .286 114 Hughes and center Paul Miller to Fort Central Division 15, Moncrief 10 5-6 25.. Buckner 7 0-1 14. 187-435, John Fox 155-427, Mike Catchings 2 0-1 4. Cummings 0 2-2 2, Worth of the Central Hockey League. Milwaukee 17 6 .739 - Recalled defenseman Graeme Nicolson Pagani 166-426, Mike Lappen 169- Bridgeman S 2-2 18. Winters 3 1-1 7. Ma NATIONAL HOCKEV LEAGUE Indiana 12 11 .522 5 from Fort Worth, Johnson 3 4-f. 10. Totals 43 18-24 KM. By United Press International 424, Jim Johndro 415, Kevin Kelley Atlanta 10 11 .476 6 Los Angeles — Recalled cehter Andre Chicago 10 13 43T. .7 INDIANA (96) Wales Conference It’s a long, hard road St. Laurent from New Haven of the 167-412, Mike Nicholson 405, Chris Detroit ' 9 14 .391 8 Williams 3 0-1 6. Bantom 3 1-3 7. Patrick Division to the Hall of Fame. I American Hockey League. ('leveland 5 17 .227 114 Owens 3 04) 6. Buse 2 04) 4. Davis 4 7-7 Pts. Plumley 404, Steve Williams 404, w L T GF GA Winnipeg — Announced retirement of Western Conference 15, C. Johnson 5 04) 10, Knight 8 3-3 X . NY Islanders 16 9 6 37 129111 played for two pro Don McAllister 400, Dave Castagna Mc(3innis 3 441 10. Orr 3 4-4 10. G wing Rick Dudley. 1 Midwest Division Philadelphia 17 11 I 3T. 112 no teams in three cities. 396, Larry Seretto 150-396, John W L Pet GB Johnson 2 1-1 5; Carter 0 04) 0. Townsend Pittsburgh 14 12 4 32 114 112 Out of Southern Cal, I I 04) 3. Totals 37 X ‘2f. 96, 3 Kensel 395, Art Cunliffe 157-390, Bill J>an Antonio 16 6 .727 .— NY Rangers 12 IF. 27 103 122 was an immediate AFL Utah ■■ 10 13 43T. 64 Milwaukee 27 25 27 25i—KM Washington 9 19 2 20 119 128 Hanson 380, Joe Tolisano 173, Jim Denver 9 13 .409 7 Indiana 25 23 25 23— 96 Adams Division star at tackle. I began llouston 9 15 .375 8 Three-point goals-Knight. Towpsend. Buffalo 16 7 8 40 120 94 right in my hometown, Evans i^ , Emile Roux 150. Fouled out—None. Total fouls-Milwaukee 17 8 4 38 Kansas Cilv 7 14 .333 9 Boston 116 89 too. I play^ at 6-foot-4 Dallas 5 18 .217 12 29, Indiana 2f., Technicals—Bantom 2. A Montreal 14 7 9 37 146 91 Pacific Division -6.722. Quebec If/ 14 6 X lf« 1F4 and 250 pounds. I .os Angeles 18 6 TTO — Hartford 7 14 8 22 97119 Seattle 14 8 636 3 Campbell Conference ■«i«I "1 CLEVELAND (89) Portland 14 9 .609 34 Norris Division JO n»H » otmrooq >h (i m i ) Carr 4 0-2-8, Mitchell 9 2-3 X . Edwards . Golden Stale 13 9 .591 4 L T uopim po»n»o »m » i («• 2 2-2 6. Pheglcy 6 04) 14. Silas 2 2-2 6 , . w Pis. GF GA Phoenix 12 9 ,571 44 13 8 9 Xi 129100 ‘o 8 ^ o«S pov MpSov toq Ford 1 0-0 2. Bennett 0 1-2 1, Huston 9 2- Minnesota San Diego 6 15 .286 Wz Chicago 12 9 8 32 138 124 01 atn 2 X , Dillard 3 2-2 8, Laimbeer 2 04) 4. 6 Tuesday's Results St. iJouis 13 ir 4 30 11F> 132 e ‘xm oou H3ASNV Totals X 1M5 89. Winnipeg 11 13 6 28 IIF. 134 Atlanta 111, New York 9R (c) 1981 NEA, IDC. Milwaukee 104. Indiana 96 CHICAGO (98) Detroit 10 16 r, X 112 132 L.S.MIXED- Kevin Brennan 211, S o c c e r Greenwood 5 4-4 14. Wilkes 1 04) 2. Dallas KT7. Washington KQ Toronto 7 IF. 7 21 121 139 Fred Kozicki 223-584, Ben Foreman Gilmore 10,6-12 X . Lester 6 5-6 17. Theus Smylhe Division Chicago 96. (.'leveland 89 3 7-8 13. Sobers 4 0-1 8. Jones 2 4-6 8, 204-201-595, Diane Brennan 188-481, Houston 99. Phoenix 95 Edmonton 19 7 6 44 179118 Quebec 40 3—7 Dietrick 2 04) 4. Blume 0 0-0 0. Woolridge Vancouver 13 13 f, 31 120112 Utah 106. San Antonio 108 2 2-3 6; Kenon 0 04) 0. Totals X X-40 98, NY Islanders 2 3 5-10 Shelia Price 191-198-550, Terry Seattle 128. Denver 120 (’algary 10 14 7 27 121 143 First period-1, NY. Islanders. Johnson, Cleveland 162722 24-89 loOS Angelos 12 16 1 X. 122144 Priskwaldo 471, Linda Skoglund 453, Portland 118. San Diegu 101 Chicago 27 19 X 24-98 4 iNystrom), 1;2I. 2, Quebec, McRae 1 Colorado F. 20 5 16 74149 Detroit UH. Golden State KM Three-point goals—Phegley 2. Fouled (Marois), 3:05.. 3. Quebec, Richard 9 Linda Battoe 456,. Kris McLaughlin MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE Wednesday's Games nut—None. Total fouls—Cleveland 33. (Top four in each division qualify for (Weir, Marois). 8:f<6. 4. NY Islanders, By United Press International (All Tinies KSTi 466. (’hicago 25 A—r.8fr7. Stanley Cup playoffs.) Bossy 72 (Gillies. Troltier). 10:X. 5. Eastern Division Dallas at Boston. 7.30 p.m. Tuesday's Results Quebec. Weir 1 (Rochefrol. Florek), W L Pet. GB Chicago at New Jersey. 7:35 p.m New York Islanders 10, Quebec 7 11:24. 6. Quebec, Cloutier 14 (Hunter, EASTERN BUSINESS- Paul Moz- New Yofk New York at Philadelphia. 7;3fi p.m Los Angeles 4, Buffalo 3 Marois). 14:14'; Penalties-Goulet, Que, Pittsburgh Washington at Cleveland. 8;Cfi p.m. PHOENIX (9T-I St. lx)uis 4, Minnesota 2 4:46; Dupontc. Que, 15:40. Troltier, NYl, zicato 166-421, Emile Roux 159-435, Phoenix at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Robinson 9 3-4 21. Scott 1 0-2 2, Adams Wednesday's Games Dave Dynes 157-408, John David 156, ClevcIaniJ 7 1-1 15. Johnson 6 8-9 X . Macy 7 3-3 17. 15:40; Persson. NYI, 16:11. Baltimore Thursday's Games (All Times EST) Second period—7. NY Islanders. Nys- Ding Balch 155-394, Pat Duggan 154- Indiana at Detroit Kelly 2 04) 4. Nance 3 04) 6. Cook 2 2-2 6. Montreal at Hartford, 7:3fi p.i Buffalo Brnillcv 2 04) 4 Totals X 17-21 9T.. trom 9 (Morrow), 2:X. 8. NY Islanders. New Jersey Atlanta at Denver Philadelphia at- Now Yorx Rangers. 405, Tom Harrison 149, Walt Bender HOUSfON (99) Potvin f (Marini, Tonelli), 6:5i8. 9. NY Philadelphia 6 .143 I.OS Angeles at Golden State 7:35. p.m, Hayes 2 04) 4. Willoughby 8 04) 16, Islanders, l^ngevin 1 (Gillies, Persson), 145, Vic Salcius 143-384, Jim Sirianni Western Division Seattle at San Diego IvOS Angeles at Pittsburgh. 7:35. p.m 11:^. .Penalties—Troltier. NYl. 0:4l. P. Malone 13 9-11 X . Dunlcavy 3 04) 6. Winnipeg at Chicago, 8;35. p.m. 142-389, Paul Giliberto 142, Jim Ber- St. I..ouis 5 1 Uavell 6 04) 12. Paultz 3 0-0 6. Garrett f. Stalsny, Quo. 2:1)5; Tonelli, NYl. 4:45i; Memphis • .5» 5 Edmonton at Colorado. 9;3f( p.m Hunter. Que. 4:45.; Sutter, NYI. major, tussi 385, Dorn DeDominicis 402, Denver 4 4 04) 10. Murphv 5 00 10. Jones 0 04) 0. Toronto at Vancouver. 11:05 p.m. SAN DIKGO lion Henderson 0 04) 0. Oldham 0 04) 0. Totals 8:41; Rochefort. Que. major. 8:41; Wichita 2 4 Brooks 2 4. Chambers 34 13. Thursday's Games Troltier. NYI. 14:14; Sutter. NYl, 19:» Paul Giliberto 142-413, Ted Kowzun 0-0 9-11 99 Phoenix 2 4 Whitehead 5 1-2 11. P. Smith 4 3-4 12. Montreal at Boston Third period—10. Quebec. Tardil X (P. Phoenix 21 X27 21-95. 144-420. Kansas City 2 5 Buffalo at Philadelphia Statsny. (?loulier), 1:03. 11. Quebec. P. Williams 7 0*2 15. Nater 2 0-0 4. Bryant 9 Houston 31 X 15 25.—99 Tuesday’s Result 2-2 20. f>ouglas 5 3-4 15. Wiley I 0-0 2. Quebec at Detroit Statsny X (A. Statsny. Tardif). 1:46. 12, Fouled oul-'None. Total fouls—Phoenix Wa.shington at New York Islanders Buffalo 7, Philadelphia 3 Brogan 2 1-1 5. J. Smith 0 0-0 0. Totals 15. Houston 72. A—9,213, NY Islanders. Sutter’ 9 (McEwen). 4:07. COUNTRY CLUB - Ted Backiel Wednesday's Games 42 13-21 101 Winnipeg at Minnesota ■ 13, NY Islanders, Gillies 9 (Troltier. Edmonton at Calgary 147-145-421, Charlie Whelan 142-152- (No Games Scheduled) PORTLAND (1181 Potvin), 8:17. 14. NY Islanders, Potvin 6 Thursday’s Games Harper 2 0-0 4. Washington 2 4-€ 8, DAI.LAS (KTf) (Gillies. Bossv). 8:5i6. 15. Quebec, Goulet 418, Nondo AnnuIIi 143-140-399, John (No Games Scheduled) Awtrey 1 2-4 4. Paxson 9 3-5 21. Ranscy LaGarde 2 1-3 5, Vincent 12 7-9 31. 14 (Hunter,’ Weir). 13:5Jl. 16. NY Reider 140-390, Bob Bonhdies 141- 12 4-4 28. I.^rnp 9 3-4 21. Gudmundsson ’4 Nimphius 7 04) 14. Davis 8 5-7 21. Turner American Hockey League Islanders. Bossy X (unassisted). 15:25. 2-2 10. Bates 7 0-1 14. Valentine 3 *2-2 8. By United Press International 17, NY Islanders. Gilbert 1 (Sutter. 382, John Wilks 143-372, Pete Staum Totals 49 20-28 118 . 4 04) 8, Bristow 2 3-4 7. Blackman 2 04) 4 Spanarkel 4 3-3 11. Lloyd 3 04) 6. Northern Division Goring). 17:32. Penalties—Potvin. NYI. San Diego- 24 19 2f. 33-101 D:X; Weir. Que. 17:49. 140-372, Ward Holmes 369, Larry Totals 44 19-X 107. W L T Pts. GF GA NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE Portland 24 31 35 28-118 Maine 21-9 2 44 IX 93 Shots on goal—Quebec 13-9-7—X. NY Bates 368, Carl Bolin 141-367, Phil (Indoor League) Thrce-p«iint goals-Douglas 2, P. Smith. WASHIN(^T()N (102) Ballard 10 1-2 21. Haywood 3 10-10 16. New Bruns. 15 11 4 34 107 86 Islanders 12-1M4-37. Sullivan 140-357, Tom ’Turner 356, Williams. Fouled' out—Harper. Awtrey. Mahorn 7 2^ 16. Collins 2 04) 4. Lucas 2 Nova Scotia 14 18 2 30 132 131 Goalies—Quehcc. Malarehuk. NY Is­ Atlantic Conference Total fouls—San Diego 31. Portland 0-1 4 Grevey 0 04) 0. Chones 3 04) 6, Springfield 13 13 '2 X 89 106 landers. Smith.' A—14,746. Leo Cyr 352, Maynard Clough 352. ^ Eastern Division ■ r Technical-J Smith (ejected—flagrant Ruland 5 12-15 72, Johnson 6 04) 13. Fredericton 8 18 1 17 97 147 W L Pet. GB foul). A~12.66B Southern Division Toronto 2 1 .667 _ Totals X 25.-33 KB. _ I.x>s Angeles 12 1—4 Binghamton New York l 1 ..W Dallas 22 24 32 29-107 16 14 117 111 Buffalo 1 2 0 -3 W : Washington X25.27^ 102 Rochester 15 11 122 97 Montreal ' 1 1 500 W First period—1, Los Angeles, Bonar 5 AARP — Pearl Burnham 178, Rose DKTROIT (lOBi Three-point goal-Johnson. Fouled o u l- New Haven 14 13 100 96 (Fox. Turnbi^). 2:09. 2, Buffalo. Savard Jacksonville 1 2 .333 1 ; ■ L Ben.son 2 2-2 6. Hubbard 3 1-2 7, Nimphius. Mahorn Total fouls-Dallas Erie 12 15 118 124 Lumbruno 183, Edna Christensen Central Division Mokeski 2 0-0 4.- Johnson 10 0-0 20. 7 (Seiling. Itamsay). 4:5-5.. Penalties— Herald photo by Tarquinio X . Washington ,27 Technicals-Chones. Adirondack 12 16 106 108 Playfair. Buf, 0:43; Bonar, LA. 10:41; Tulsa 2 1 .06/ — - Tripucka 8 6-10 22. Lee 2 2-4 6, Jones 7 5- Hershey 12 14 K12 117 183-481, Jeanne Luckar 457, Earle E Haywood. Washington Coach Shuc. A— Foligno, Buf. 12;09; Korab. LA. 12:46; Chicago 1 1 .500 Mt . 6 19. Tvler 5 4-6 14. Judkins 0 2-2 2. ■ 3.618. Tuesday's Result Patrick. Buf. 17;X. Everett 219-538, Romeo Duke 519. Tampa Bay 1 2 .333 1 : 1 Hardv 4 0-0 8 Totals 43 22-32 106 Adirondack 6. New Haven 2 Second period—3. I>os Angeles. St. Pacific Conference ■ f For Julia Hayes, color and composition are important. A bed of loaf lettuce serves as a foil for red onion, grapefruit, tomatoes, and rounds of fresh kiwi fruit. The perfect accompaniment a GOLDKN STATK Wednesday's Game Laurent 1 (Jensen). 2:19. 4, Buffalo, Northwest Division New Brunswick at Erie _ King 11 8-9 30. Williams 4 1-1 9, Carroll McCourl 15. (Lambert). 12:58. 5, Los Vancouver 3 01.000 Thursday's Game crusty loaf of homemade bread. 3 3-4 9. Free 8 2-2 19, Gale 4 0-0 8. Smith Tuesdnv's (?ollege Basketball Results Angeles. Fox 9 (Smith. Lewis). 16:05. 6. Edmonton 2 1 .667 I 0-0 2. Romar 2 0-0 4. Parker 1 0-0 2, Nova Scotia at Fredericton ZODIAC — Marilyn Ferguson 179, Seattle By United FreSs International Buffalo. Perreault 8 (Van Boxmeer. 3 2 .600 Short 3 0-0 6. Brown 2 1-3 5, Hassetl 3 2-2 East Ruff). 1948. Penalties—Hopkins, LA. I:5i9; Carol Powell 454, Marian Eaton 176- Western Division • 10 Totals 42 17-21 KM Adelphi 95.; Pratt 75. Portland 1 2 Detroit 22 34 23 29-108 Amherst 86. W.P.I. 65. ^ Walsh. Buf. 10:00; Bozek, LA. 10:04; 497, Carol Schubert 193, Nancy '^n Jose Minnesota 0 1 1 -2 Playfajr. Buf. double minor. 18:25 ; Wells. I . 2 Golden State 32 18.30 24—104 Harvard 77, New Hampshire 73 , Diego St. Ixiuis 3 1 0 -4 LA. 18:25. Taylor. LA. 18:25.; Foligno. McKeown 462, Edith ’Tracy 182-454. 0 3 Thrco-poinl goals—Hassetl 2, free. John Jay 77. Baruch 58 Tuesday's Results Local experts offer appetizing suggestions First period--!, St. Louis, Dunlop 5 Fouled out--None Total fouls—Detroit 24, Juniata 63. Susquehanna 56 Buf. game'mi.si’onduct. I8:!5;. (Currie, Turnbull), 9:X. 2, St. Louis, Third periixl--7, Los Angeles. Bozek 18 Tulsa 9. Jacksonville 2 (iolrien State 26, A -0,fi68 Kean 72. SUNY Purchase 58 Pellersson 10 (Babych. Zuke), .14:07, 3. ('Faylor, Bonar). 9:X. F’enaltics — Seattle 10. San Diego 9 Ll.U X. Pace74 St. I.,ouis. Crombeen 6 (Patey), 19:X. McCourt. Buf. 6:09. Ruff, Buf. 10:34; ELKS — Ernie Pepin 361, Bill Win­ Vancouver 5. Portland 4 Manhattan 68; St. Francis 59 c Penallies--Roberts, Min. 13:X; Patey, Dionne, LA, 15:54. Wednesday's Games NKW YORK (9Bi ^ ^ Massachusetts 82, Bentley 68 StL, 15:34; Kea. StL, X:00. nie 142-366, Bill Hanson 149-389, Bert (No Games Scheduled) Lucas 7 3-3 17. Russell 2 2A 6. ■ Shots on goal—Los Angeles 9-12-17—X. N H CoU. 91. Cent Conn St 89(OT> Second period—4, St Louis, Babych 9 Buffalo 11-I0-5.-X. Rice 144-392, Joe Catalki Sr. 177-404, Thursday's Games Cartwright 9 6-6 24. Richardson 8 1-2 17, Old Westbury 63. City Coll. 58 (Brown-schidle, Federko). 13:49. 5. Min­ Tampa Bay at Tulsa Smith 4 4-7 12. Webster 4 2-3 10. Carter 1 Goalies-Los Angeles, Keans. Buffalo, Jim Venezia 372, Ralph Doyer 363, R I T 83. Hobart 59 nesota. Smith X (Ciccarelll, Payne). New York at Toronto (M) 2. Williams 4 0-0 8. Ncwlin' 1 0-0 2. Edwards. A—15,125. ' Rider 69, lioyola 58 17:5.1. Penalties—Currie. StL. 17;X; Bruce Fish 149-384, Dave Richards Portland at Edmonton Holiday tips tor harassed hostesses Bradley 0 0-0 0. Demick 0 0-0 0, Totals 40 S.E. Mass. fO. Boston St. 82 McAdam.'Min, 18:52. l8-2f. 98 St. Thomas Aquinas 83. Bloomfield 48 Southern Maine 82. Nasson 58 Third period-6, Minnesota. Palmer 13 ATLANTA (111) (Roberts). 6:14. Penalties—Patey, StL, Macklin 3 2-2 8. Roundfield 7 6-9 20, Vermont 74. I)artmouth 6F: (t whoit* elti\t‘s W. Virginia 113. Wis.-Superior 54 4;X . Sutter. StL. 12:37; Ciccarelii, Min, Local sports , p ioq o CombineCombine all all ingredients, ingredients, atid atid add add cupcup of of that that instead instead of of drink. drink. Warm Warm iiquidliquid if if it it is is too loo thin. thin. (Mix (Mix cor- eor- »uiicc,HUiiee, und and cover cover loosely. loosely. Ileut Ileut in in (> wliole elo\e. Hawes 8 1-2 17. Johnson 10 8-10 12:37; Crombeen, StL, 13:46; Nyrob, Min, Sparrow 4 5-6 13, Rollins 2 1-2 .i, South By Susan Plese nstarrh with a little water InTore iiiicr<»wave on “ relieul" setting, <»r 6 allspice herrit‘F 16:X. Len Auster, Herald a little cream (sweet or sour) if a soup is especially welcome in the McMillcn 0 1-2 1. Drew 6 4-5 16. Cnss 0 Alabama St. 85.. Livingston 76 fUiots on goal—Minnesota 8-5-8—21. St. Herald Reporter 1 stick t'innanioii Auburn-Monlgomery 97. La(irangc X softer texture is desired. winter months.” adding.) in u conventionul oven at 200 1-1 I (Renn 1 0-0 2. Totals 41 29-39 111. Ixm is'13-9-9-31 sportswriter, keeps you in­ Ihnit 1 dozen egg whites until New Y o r k , 24 29 28 17- 96 Bowie St. 81 Morgan SI. X Goalies—Minnesota, Meloche, St. Ixjuis. NO Mrs. Walker shares one final degre<‘H on the second rack. .Avoid formed about the local There,you are on the sofa in your Atlanta » 26 28 31-111 Jacksonville St. 88. Valdosta St. 71 Liul. A-13267 JULIA HAYES of Coventry, BETTY WALKER, 17 Harvard recipe, one she developed herself overcooking, her a use mussels stiff, bill not dry. Beat separately Fouled out-Smilh. Total foul.s-New ratty ol(i chenille bathrobe and fuzzy Marshall 84, Furman 74 sports world. author of “ French Cooking for Peo­ Road, is a member of the Child and until light in color 1 dozen <‘gg York 31. Atlanta 22. Technical-Lucas. A Ohio St. 68, So. Alabama 58 slippers. I'lewspapers are strewn all years ago. will lotighen. -5.401. So. Florida 57. Chicago Circle 48 ple Who Can’t,” (Atheneum Family Services and Manchester yolks. Fold whites into yolks, Tenn. Temple 77. Columbus Coll 61 STICKER over the floor, and the. boys have Publishers, 1979) teaches chemistry Memorial Hospital auxiliaries. using large mixing howl. Strain Virginia Union 89, Coppin St. 68 dragged the race set downstairs and SKATTLK 026) ^ .. W. Georgia 82. Birmingham-Southern X at East Catholic High School. She “ I like things, that can be made Fillecd Loaf Remoulade sugar and spice mixture into Shollon F, 2-2 12, Walker F 1-2 »■ Sikma Wright St. IX. Thomas More X are busily unloading a carton of has many suggestions for party ahead to put in the freezer,” she 4 F-f. 13. Williams 12 9-12 33. Hanzllk 3 7- 1 potind Italian loaf, hollowed (May he made in stiffieieiit eggs, combining quickly. Bring Midwest matchbox cars. foods that are colorful, easy to says. One favorite is a cheesy 8 13 Hill 1 M 2, Kelser 0 0-0 0. Brown 9 Augustana T9. No. Central 55 CALDWELL OIL, INC. SHOCK out, leaving a shell unioimt to cover the imisseis almost to the boiling point 2-2 22. IJonaldson 2 0-2 4, Tolbert T, 0-0 10. You’re munching on a bag of DePaut 88. Western Michigan 46 prepare, and unusual. spread that can be frozen in a varie­ 'h package onion soup mix separate!) : Vranes 3 0-1 8. Totals 49 26-34 1211 potato chips while your daughter cooked) Hanover-67. Indiana-Southeast 66 “ I depend on the visual effects of ty of festive shapes. The recipe 1 bottles sherry or Madeira IJEINVKH (1201 u ,0 Heidelberg 79, Malone X throws some hot dogs and beans into '/2 pint sour cream .Mayonnaise Knelish 6 2-3 14, Vandewetihe 3 b-6 12. Kenyon 66, Wilberforce 56 vegetables,” Ms. Hayes says.'“ For makes “ lots.” 2 teaspoons pirkle relish A few teaspoons chili sauce to 2 cups brandy Issel 10 8-9 28, HlRRs 1 33 F. Dunn 1 4-4 Loyola (III.) X . Toledo X H ER E! -I the oven for one of those I-don’t-feel- instance." she explains, “ I cross cut 6 McKinney 4 2-2 10, Gnndrczirk 8 2-3 I grated liard boiled egg taste Incorporate the hot wine with Michigan St 49. Wise-Green B ^ 48(OT) lik?-cooking-tonight-dinners. Sloppy red cabbage into slices one inch 14 Thompson 6 9-10 23, HordRes 3 0-0 8, Mount Union 85i, Hiram 83 (OT) •113.9c.oD. Cheesy Spreaid dash Tahasro ’ 1 crushed clove

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/ . ■ I ft - THE HERALD, Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 -r 17 Try orange cheese panccke for Hanukkah Beard on food Guaranteed LIVE IMRISTIIUS TREES THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM DRAPERY CLEANING Chapman's hasty recipes show imagination Cut or Dig Lat«r The Festival of Lights 1 teaspoon grated orange In. small bowl combine Divide cheese mixture in greased cookie sheet, .crust is brown .and crisp. was born over 2,000 years peel orange sections, cottage half and spoon down the YIELD: 2 strudels, 6 ser­ • No Shrinkage seam-side-down. Press • Squared & Even Hemlines ago when the Maccabees, ■i package (17‘A ounces) cheese, sugar, cup bread middle of each sheet; leave ends together with the vings each. • Takedown & Re-Hang Service under the leadership of frozen puff pastry (1 crumbs, egg yolks, flour a 1-inch border on each end tines of a fork. Refrigerate By James Beard WAGON SHED Judah, drove their enemies sheet), thawed according and orange peel; mix well. and a 2-inch border on each 30 minutes. Pierce or slit Asparagus butter in a small skillet, thinly sliced prosciutto on Parmesan cheese. Pour preheated oven about 5 from the Tem ple and Shopping tips tDISiSi call; So much has been with Eggs Add 8 asparagus tips (these the bottom of a medium­ asparagus and all butter NURSERY to package directions <>ut pastry sheet "in half. side. dough in several places to minutes, depending on how 155 Griffin Rd. purified the sanctuary with 1 tablespoon melted written lately about quick can be canned, fresh or sized baking dish. Break 4 and juices from the pan Roll each half into a rec­ Fold pastry over filling; allow steam to escape. Martin Sloane explaink ______well-cooked you like your South Windsor one small cruse of oil butter or margarine tangle 7 X 15 inches. how to save money at the ms^ meals, dinner in half an Preheat oven to 400 frozen; if fresh, 9ut tips off eggs very carefully into the over the eggs; sprinkle moisten seams with water ' Brush with melted butter. "CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH CONFIDENCE" eggs. Season to taste with Nofth on Bt. S to Sullivan Avt. (HI. 1M), which burned miraculously Prepare orange sections, Sprinkle each sheet with 2 and press together. Gently Bake in a 375 F degree grocery store — every hour and food on the run d egrees, then m elt 2 at 3 inches) and’cook for 2 dish over the ham, and another Va cifp grated pepper. Serves two very By# St. lo Qrtffln Bd. • 269-73S6 for eight days. pat dry with paper towels. tablespoons bread crumbs. slide pastf-y onto an un­ oven 30 to 35 minutes until Wednesday and Saturday that one begins to wonder tablespoons unsalted minutes. Place 4 slices of sprinkle with V t cup grated, Parmesan on top. Bake in a handsomely. Since that time long ago, just how much time people the eight days of Hanukkah want to spend in their is a time to share feasting, kitchens. PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR games and laughter with There are times, of ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A M. TO 5 P.M. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! loved ones. course, when one simply As well as the formal must prepare a hasty meal banquet that takes days to in order to accommodate prepare, the modern HAPPY HOLIDAYS BEGIN AT FOOD MART! some other activity. Very hostess will have at her often, too, when p^ple live fingertips a few choice. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SEASOtMS alone, or the household FRESH PERDUE recipes to accommodate consists of just two people, unexpected guests and WHOLE the mere thought of Boneless make a special brunch or a preparing an imaginative CHICKEN late evening supper with E^ch ol these advertised items is required to be r$adity available lo' WALDBAUM’S I sale at or below the advertised price m each A&P Store e ic e p ia s meal seems like a chore. holiday appeal. specifically noted m this ad ) BREASTS Hanukkah Orange GREETtNG London Broil However, I have seen fit Cheese Pancake is a (SHOULDER) I to find fault with many of satisfying, nourishing dish PLAN A GREAT HOLIDAY MENU! the trienus that are offered Food Mart that takes just a few LB. We have for your selection geese, ducks, to these hurried cooks, to minutes to prepare. The (SPLIT LB *1.09) fresh roasting chickens, capons, canned and the point where I was get­ pancake is partially cooked ting quite testy about the in the skillet, topped with smoked hams, too! • 1 . 3 9 cottage cheeese and fresh , , . whole subject. Then alon| ARMOUR NORBEST & came this charming book, U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS OTHER F/^MOUS BRANDS Florida orange sections, “ Fifteen Minute Meals,” and placed in the oven for Meat Specials j Meat Specials ^ f P T O Meat Specials ^ T A S T Y LEAN SHOULDER ROAST GRADE “ A ” iCPiE ic rs f s O i by Emalee Chapman. . final baking. Deliciously U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS light and puffy,, it has a U.S.D.A. INSPECTED-FROZEN-BASTED FR0ZEN-A&P-100% PURE BUTTER BASTED FRESH HAMS CHUCK ROAST TURKEYS delightful flavor that all BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER WHOLE or SHANK SIDE____ 10 TO 22 LBS. AVG. ages will enjoy. FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED EM ALEE has long been WALDBAUM'S LEAN FRESH. HOT or MILD a pillar of the food world in ■•NEW Hanukkah Orange Grade “A” Self-Basting ITALIAN SAUSAGE ITEM" c Cheese Strudel is a new San Francisco. She has , taught cooking classes, U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS WHOLE ______LB. version of the ever-popular London SS . 4 9 (WILL 6 Smoked worked in one or two of the CUSTOM cake. Succulent fresh Turkeys p ^ T u rk e y s (BUTT SIDE LB •1.59) RIB EYE or TENDERLOIN cim orange sections lend a big food shops and also done “ food styling,” which DELICIOUS KOSHER BAR B QUE COLONIAL FULLY COOKED • WATER ADDED S w ift’s ' pleasing contrast in taste is a terrible phrase used to TURKEYS Grade “ A ” and texture, to the crisp Broil Steaks Hams SMOKED HAMS PORTKJN LB. describe the art of making dough and cottage cheese KOSHER • 10 TO 22 LBS. AVQ. COLONIAL FULLY COOKED ■ WATER ADDED B u tte rb a ll mixture. The strudel can 22t*' food look beautiful in 9 9 7 EMPIRE TURKEYS SMOKED HAMS ponVioN be made ahead, assembled photographs. She’s a PERDUE FRESH GRADE "A” TURKEYS and refrigerated until woman of great taste, has U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS 10 TO'22 LBS. AVG. needed, then baked in the traveled extensively and OVEN S TU FFE R S "» CHUCK STEAKS 199 knows food. Her book is not c oven for just 30 minutes, PERDUE FRESH GRADE "A" COLONIAL SEMI-BONELESS • WATER ADDED making it a particularly NEVERfROZEN-tHBS, TOUNDER 22-LBS al.all what one might TWIN LB. expect. CORNISH HENS PACK LB. SMOKED HALF HAMS lb convenient treat for the ' I lb. I Farm Fresh = lb. holidays. It’s a collection of IS-/" '®d k lb. 6 5 Turkeys ^ minute main courses thafF Hanukkah will form the basis of some DOUBLED CAINS GREEN GIANT C o k e , T a b Build a better holiday fruit bowl and Orange Cheese perfectly delightful make a fresher salad with produce Pancakes dinners, ’file addition of MAYON­ VEGE­ from your nearby Food Mart. FROZEN-GRADE A -5 TO 7 LBS some salad, a glass of wine o r F re s c a 5 9 BEEFRI8-20TO25LBS BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS CHUCK OR COUPONS' FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED FRESH SNO-WHITE Turkey Breast 8 9 and maybe a crusty loaf of TENDER 1 cup flour | 0 9 , ALLTHIS WEEK ' NAISE TABLES 2 LITRE BOTTLE 1 Whole Beef Bibs Shoulder Boasts Smoked Hams-Rump Portion lb 1. bread is all that’s needed 1 teaspoon baking U S O A INSRiCHiCKENBREASTS t 49LB» ^ QUART JAR 12 TO 17 OZ. CANS M u sh ­ BEEFROUND-22TOZBLBS F re s h 5 lb pkg 7QC BEEF RIB-OVEN READY (9lh-t2thflIBS-SMALL END 2 79 LB i CULLY COOKED-WATER AODED-HALVES for a complete, powder 7 9 L AT Fresh Chicken Legs or more 7lh4 sophisticated and filling RibRoasts-LargeEnd BthRibs ,2®® Whole Bottom Rounds ^0“ Colonial Hams . r ® p n n n m a q t i room s 1 teaspoon grated orange HILLSHIRE FARM (BEEF 2 39 LB ) X B ro c c o li repast. FOOD MART! CONN 4 QUART BASKET 8 9 b e e f RIB-BONELESS- to TO 12 LBS BEEF BRISKET-UNTRIMMED-B TO iULBS LARGE BUNCH peel BONELESS-BUFFET STYLE I®- CAN ^ PLUS Polska Kielbasa custom Cut I 5 9 ^ DEPOSIT Vz teaspoon salt 1 WholeBib_Ej|es t , 3®® Whole Fresh Briskets lo Order lb I C O U NTRYSM O KEO -r/-2LB PKG . '• Ham Royale Many of the recipes 4 eggs GOOD HEALTH WISHBONE • ITALIAN ROBUSTO ITALIAN or DELUXE FRENCH > 8 9 BONELESS-HALVES Emalee gives are tried- 16 OZ. 1-3 cup heavy cream Canadian Bacon U.S. NO. 1-MAINE "B” SIZE 0 1 9 CALIFORNIA FRESH TENDER and-true dishes from PRICES Seltzer Water 20 OZ. BOTTLE f FOR BOTTLE 1 tablespoon butter, or HormelCureSI Hams ib W ^1. Salad Dressing 8 9 ^ FRESH SNO-WHITE "PICK YOUR OWN " SPECIAL CUT OR MAPLE CURED Emalee’s own kitchen; EFFECTIVE CONN. PLUS DEPOSIT ** margarine DOMESTIC PRINCE - MUSHROOM or MEAT FOOD CLUB Colonial Sliced Bacon others stem from her SUN., DEC. 13 Mushrooms lb 51.89 1 cup cottage cheese Russet Potatoes 3'ib C 6 9 32 OZ. JAR B ro c c o li A&P Canned Hams can O travels. ’The recipes are THROUGH Spaghetti Sauce 89^ Apple Sauce HOLIDAY FAVORITE! FRESH 2 small Florida oranges CAP N JOHN S-OUICK FROZEN-SALAD SIZE SAT., DEC. 19. 8-0/ 1 9 9 FROZENiCOUNTRY TREAT l-LB ROLL -1 69) not forced to fit into a rigid FOOD CLUB - HALVES, SLICES ASSORTED VARIETIES Yellow Turnip 3 19*^ peeled and sectioned (1 Cooked Shrimp pkg I H b qqo format, and she displays a 16 OZ. CAN 3.0Z. PKG. U.S. NO. 1 BEST BAKING cup) A&P Sausage Meat roll w w Cling Peaches 49^ Royal Gelatin QUICK FROZEN-SAU SEA very intelligent approach l ‘/2 tablespoons brown SLICED-12-oz PACKAGE a D O Idaho Potatoes BAG Shrimp Cocktail 3-2® to dining with style, but 51.19 sugar 7 8 NEW YORK STYLE DELII FOOD CLUB FRESH- YAMS & WHITE _ E ^ - A8fP Luncheon Assortment r® Food Club c a p n j o h n s - q 'u ic k f r o z e n - peeleojdeveined , „ with little fuss involved in L ip to n In medium bowl combine Colonial IMPORTED GENUINE SLICED the preparation. MUSH­ Sweet Potatoes 2 l b s 8 9 ' ^ flour, baking powder, Medium Shrimp H b 1 9 9 ^^forfi LEAN FLOUR orange peel and salt. Beat A&P Party Assortment pkg 1 T e a B ags California California JUICY ZIPPER SKIN Emalee approaches ROOMS eggs about 2 minutes until ------M O A d' fJHM HfcUHIPt LB. basic ingredients with con­ C o o k e d STEMS & PIECES . 1(X) COUNT PKG. FRESH Sweet Juicy light and fluffy. Stir eggs m r Dairy Specials \ 26-0/ S w is s BAG Jumbo Tangerines s,?:, 6 ,,, 99*^ Family Pack Tomatoes pkq fidence and expertise. Her 4 OUNCE CAN and cream into dry in- I Frozen Specials ^i FtORIUA JUICY SWEET CRISP TENDER O) egg dishes show great im­ H am C e le ry gredints. Do not overbeat; ASSORTED VARIETIES C h e e s e E m p e ro r Jumbo Tangeloss,,": 6 99*^ Pascal Celery ASSORTED VARIETIES agination, and there are a mixture should be slightly wealth of seafood and fish H e a rts lumpy. In a 10-inch skillet WASI. STATE U S NO 1 E XTRA FANCY GOlOl D lIN N 0OR R s q u O MEATY GRAPES C Breyers Yogurt recipes as well as with an oven-proof handle, Axelrod Bed Delicious Applesles ,,59'^ Yellow Turnips c Breyers Ice Cream vegetable dishes that are FOOD CLUB • WHOLE KERNEL or a » riUUODUnT • MOOVjn I CL» . melt butter. When butter c Ricotta FOR MOUDAV COOKING hearty enough for a main POTATO. COLE SLAW. MACARONI or GERMAN POT^ PKG sizzles, pour in batter. Cream Corn 3FOR 51. Cake Mixes 69^ LB. Cheese k I Large Anjou Pears course. CALIFORNIA JUMBO Cook over medium heat White Boiling Dnions RECIPE 0 6 9 i J 8 0 2 I 199 Freshly Made Salads lb EASTPOINT CLEANED t f . PILLSBURY • ASSORTED j ^ LARGE-BUTTERY FLAVORED about 2 minutes until ^ ^ EXTRAFANrv-SIZE AA -IMPORTED 4V4 OZ. Artichokes # 4 0 e a 6 9 < ^ £ 2-ib conis. ■ I '/2-gallon ’The chicken dishes are CABOT. VERMONT or NEW YORK STATE • A Q E o p v E R^6 8 Mm oONTHS n t h s California Avocados 2 Tiny Shrimp CAN ’ 1 .6 9 Bread Mixes .1 1 .1 9 FRESH LONG GREEN batter begins to set. Large Chestnuts ■ carton particularly splendid. For 51 Combine cottage cheese E X TRA FANC Y. HOI IDAY GIF IB O W IS BASKE tS AND Cheddar Cheese sale lb S2.99 Scallions ^ UNCHES ■ ■ q q phemiumouality - largeblooming instance, when she poaches MINCED or CHOPPED FOOD CLUB - WHOLE or JELLIED and orange sections; spoon Fruit and Nut Trays b inch i chicken with tarragon, she ROUMANIAN STYLE - SLICED ON REQUEST FRESH SWEET WHITE over partially cooked 5-a Holiday Poinsettias pot ■ Salt4sea Clams «?a°n" 79^ Cranberry Sauce 39*^ QUARTERS does it in the most original Lean Pastrami l 5 2 .4 9 Boiling Onions 3 lbs51. batter. Place skillet in a t-ib 1 6 9 / X RICH IN VITAMIN C -ECONOIECONOMY SHOP way. She cuts the chicken 400 F degree oven 10 A&P Butter pt>9 I HEAT & SERVE CUT & PEELED - RECIPE #53 Grocery Specials 1 2 -oz into strips and dips the minutes. Sprinkle top with < p i l Grocery Specials ) | Grange Juice can 7 9 ' ^ FROZEN FOODS QALOREI pieces into hot broth, ’This Potato Pancakes 4 fo r9 9 ^ HOOD’S Butternut Squash lb6 9 '^ brown sugar; place under YOUR CHOICE! NON DAIRY DESSERT TOPPING Sealtest Sour Cream coni 89^ SALAD DRESSING cooks the chicken not only LOW IN SALT. PRE MONDE. SWISS CHRIS or LORRAINE TOPI u r rFROST n v jo i *. o8 OZ. CONTAINER i M in c n a heated broiler 7 minutes or 8-oz FLORIDA Sweet Texas k r a f t - m a r c a r in e Birds Eye Cool Whip coni 6 9 ^ quickly, in the time that Ic e C re a m until sugar is melted and she says, but results in a Whipped Topping 2 for99^ RUBY RED Soft Parkay Del Monte Sale PLAIN ECC ONIONORRAISINiHONEY Swiss Cheese Sale lb53.79 ALL FLAVORS pancake is set. Remove 2r:69*^ M iracle Whip MRS. 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GOOD SUN., DEC. 13 THRU i MART GOOD SUN., DEC 13 THRU , « I __ ...... Merrill /I .IIAI'HM Al t HiiJH;. I s a t ., d e c . 19 , uiliiT o n e c a n • SAT., DEC. 19. LIMIT ONE PKQ. • ' S A T . .DEC. 19 U M IT ONE PKQ. • ' Center lIE M b fO R SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS telephone number: 647- r o U P O ^ ^ C ^ O M E ^ ^ w C O U P O N p e r c u s t o m e r . oNtONE WUPONCOUPON PtHPER L;u8iOMtH.CUSTOMER. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. 3227, m lo our cuotomoro, wo raoorvo tho figw to limM Mioo to 3 pkgo. of any Horn oxcopt wtwro othorwioo notod Homo offorod lor oofo not ovoiioMo Itt cooo lolo or to oWtoT Taylor Rental CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS William B. FitzGerald rotall doii lofo or wtioiooolort. Nol roopontlbto'for typoerophicol orror, Center MANCHESTER Judge of Probate 410 West Middle Turnoike. Manchester .18 — THE HERALD. Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 Your neighbor's kitchen THE HERALD, Wed.. Dec. 16. 1981 — 19 Seniors' cookbook has favorite recipes VERNON HAS IT

By Adele Angle minutes. Let set for three vegetables in medium tomato sauce with cheese Focus Editor hours before serving. Cut bowl; pour boiling mixture 2 eggs into squares and top with over and toss well. Chill for 1 teaspoon salt SELECTION, QUALITY, SERVICE Myrtle Lehmann and her ice cream or topping. 24 hours. Vz cup finely chopped onion VINYL husband had no sooner Keeps well. These will keep for Vz teaspoon oregano SHEETS Mattress dropped , a copy of several weeks in ‘/s teaspoon pepper PADS BUMPERS Manchester Senior Myrtle Lehmann’s refrigerator. To can, put 2 cups shredded Mozzarella Citizens' brand new cook all vegetables in pint jars cheese & PRICE 39 book off at Neva Savino’s and pour the boiling liquid » “. $ ^ 0 9 5 Pickled Radishes Queen er King $ C Q 9 5 house when the Lehmann’s to about one-half inch from Combine ground beef, phone rang. 50% COnON/ W W PAIR top. Tighten caps; process eggs, crumbs, onion, one- Queen or King "Myrtle, you have Irish 2 cups radishes (ap­ 50% POLYESTER Choice of 3 Colors in boiling water bath for IS third cup Hunt’s sauce with 100% Polyester potato bread!" Mrs. proximately) minutes. This will make cheese, salt, oregano and OPEN NIGHTS TILL CHRISTMAS! Lehmann recalls Mrs. 1 large pepper, cut in small two pints. pepper. Mix well and shape W O O D F R A M E Hybrid Flotation Saviono practically, strips into a flat rectangle on shouted into the phone. 1 medium onion, cut into, waxed paper. Sprinkle If you are familiar with rings WATERBED WATERBED Harriett Alsaver’s cheese evenly over meat (starter bed) •lookD Ilka 8 regular bed the old Davis Bakery on 2/3 cup white vinegar mixture. Roll up like a •less water • less weight Main Street and its Satur­ cup vegetable oil Double Chinese jell^roll and press to seal. •quilled cover day sales of Irish potato Vz teaspoon salt and pepper Bake in 350 oven for one FROM bread, you know why Mrs.. ’-i cup sugar Meat Roll hour. Drain excess fat; ONLY $ 2 9 9 9 5 Savino was so excited. Herald photo by Tarquinio ■ 199 Halve radishes. In pour remaining Hunt’s ' ’s U ' * ” FULL "We sold thousands of medium saucepan, heat to l '/2 lbs. lean ground beef sauce over roll and bake Ladies' Queen or King SIZE farls of that bread every boiling sugar, vinegar, oil, cup cracker crumbs fo r an additional 15 Manchester Senior Center members who are (from left) Myrtle Lehmann, Ann Magnan Saturday. It was the salt and pepper. Place 2 (eight ounce) cans Hunt’s minutes. put together the Center's very first cookbook and Betty Varley, all of Manchester. biggest seller Davis ever B O O T and BETTER BEDDING had,” recalls Mrs. Lehmann, who worked at Recliner Centers the bakery, years ago. Grisel HANDBAG EAST HARTFORD I VERNON I BLOOMFIELD A b o u t Tow n EXERCISE! 669 BUWSIOt LVt. I Routf 83.500 last Ptaia I Capaco Shopping Ctr. THE imKAI) is actually TO LOOK AND FEEL YOUR BEST! a way of using leftover ordained 5 2 8 -1 3 1 0 I 8 7 2 -7 2 9 4 I 3« CoHage Cro.n W 2 4 2 - 3 2 3 6 6 mashed potatoes. It's SALE prepared on top of the BOLTON — Basil Grisel, ) DIET CENTER stove. The recipe comes be a flute trio, mal^ chorus, and vocal duet by Jennifer son of Mrs. Dora Grisel of direct from Ireland via Center to present film Joy and Laurie Baker. West Street, Bolton, and Helena Foster, one of ’The public is invited. Admission is free. the late William Grisel, ‘DCXd 20% O ff several dozen contributors The Early Childhood Learning Center at 481 Spring St. was ordained to the holy Rebound Exerciser WZZO SKI MARTS will present the film, " I t’s Cool to be Smart” as well as priesthood Sunday during Women's Boots to the cookbook, the Senior The Diet Center X ER- the divine liturgy service Center's first published information on giftedness in young children at 7 p.m. Drawing raises $^64 SIZER offers you all the venture. Thursday at the center. at All Saints Orthodox advantages of jogging in the Choose from Frye, Herman, for Christmas Copies of the cookbook Jim Truscio and Ulrike Stednitz will present an over­ . A recent drawing on a Victorian dollhouse, conducted Church, 205 Scarborough comfort and privacy of your view of the new program for gifted children at ECLC. St., Hartford. own home or office. Hush Puppy, Dexter, are on sale at the center by the Special Events Committee of the Manchester Improve muscle tone, The program is open to the public. Please call 646-1610 if Bishop Mark, Bishop of for $4. The first 200 copies Unit of the American Cancer Society, raised $964. balance and

8 ounces (1 cup I mashed M T. VERNON From potatoes Bang&Olufsen On Sale Our Christmas gift to you 1 teaspoon salt DAIRY STORES j '8 8 5 1 pinch of pepper -OfCoursel -■1 1 to 2 ounces butter 24 4 Broad SI. 653 Center St. I ^ r li‘tr flour (with very little Manchester Manchester ? £ milk) SALE ENDS DEC. 19, 1981 " “ + F R E E + BSR-255SX Mix ingredients to make ' Tum lable a stiff dough. Roll out to AVERT Technics SA-103 ”’838’IgC" Receiver-20 w attc/channH . one quarter inch thick and LAND 0 LAKES FARM FRESH Yamaha R-300 Racalvet' H O L ID A Y cut into eight pieces. Cook ^ E G G S Yamaha P-3S0 Tumtabia «««< on a hot plate, browning on ^269 both sides, Delicious when BUTTER TASTEFUL Powerful Sound 6 fried with bacon and eggs. At pLASS GLOBE JUMBO LARGE TTils *Better Sound* system Is yours for only * 4 9 7 API-404 Speakern Bargain Price BROWN Purchase any Ih'(Juoizel antique ^ Ruth Howell’s WHITE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SAVING GIFT! brass finished lamp u'it)>its own hand EGGS EGGS ELECTRONICS CASSETTE DECKS blown hand decorated globe and Dump Cake i JVC AS-3 20 watte/channel...... S75 Technica • New wtih soft ' Yamaha A-45Q-top touch c o n tr o l* ...... receive the holiday Poinsettia gli >hi’ The Dunkin’ Donuts glass decorator jar quality amp*30wait$/ch...... 1167 Yam aha K-350 - O ur best FREE Y o u 'll ento.y this special 1 (20-ounce) can crushed SAE R-3C • 35 wattt/ch. b u y ...... 1237 I addition to your Christmas decor lor with Munchkins® Donut Hole Treats won't be I receiver...... 1173 BAO 6000 with timer/*earch ...... S697 pineapple (undrained) Technics S lim lin e -30 w a lla /c h ...... 1178 Nakamlchl 680ZX • auto-atimuth. years to com e hard to empty. Or fill. Because there are all Scott 480-A • 85 watle/ch...... S199 3 head, d e m o ...... 1 (M-ounce) can cherry pie Nakamlchl 530 receiver filling sorts of things to fill it with. Like jelly beans I 150 watt/ch headroom ...... 1347 TAPE & ACCESSORIES lim it 2 Maxell UDC-I or IIC-90 1 package yellow cake mix I JV C T X . l T u n e r ...... $ 1 5 0 2 p a c k ...... or flowers. 9 9 i7 9 !: .:... t6 .4 5 TerKniea Digilal Rerriver 30 K alla/cli ...... $ 2 3 9 T D K SA-C90 • 3 pack...... t8 .9 5 Special Offer l*/4 sticks bitter or I SroH 175-11 Digital Kereiver 65 watta/ch ...... $ 2 7 5 Just drop by any participating Dunkin’ JV C LK -142 R a c k ...... 149 I $ margarine Each Lamp Gift Boxed 49.95 Donuts shop for your decorator jar filled with TURNTABLES SPEAKERS V C o m p l e t e 1 cup chopped nuts I Scott PS-28 *eml>auto. demo...... S74 jy t; SM-.5 itiHol m in i...... I Technice new acmi-auto, belt .. .$60 eo. In an ungreased 9 by 13- \am alia MS-6 • nalura) Round ...... Munchkins® Donut Hole Treats. But hurry. j drive...... 188 . $I3H ea. I P io n e e r lll* M . 9 0 0 • 4 -w a y d e m o ...... inch pan, spread crushed TborcneTD-104-lop Quality...... 1216 . $199 eu. I H O S-75 3-way pliaNe link w/aiandH-di’ino . Because a lot of people have designs on I • JV C Q LF • 6 deluxe q u a m ...... 1247 & . $2W eu. I Happy Holidays from. OUOI/H pineapple with juice to buying more than one. cover entire bottom of pan. Hurry - Quantities Limited! - Come Early For Best Selection On top of pineapple, add Available while D w N K I N We Service ALL Components. . .In Store. . . Right Before Your Eyes Tuesday Wednest^oy 10 6 PM the can of cherry pie Layaway* * On Premtoe* Service filling. Sprinkle cake mix supply lasts. DONUTS THE DUNKiN* DONUTS GLASS DECORATOR Financing • Trade-Ins Thursday Friday 10 9 PM JAR HLLED WITH 10 MUNCHKINS'DONUT NEWINGTON. CT. on top of cherry layer. VERNON CIRCLE SatuVdoy 10 6 PM BSO ENFIELD ST., ENFIELD HOLE TREATS. SUGGESTED RETAIL PRKEi 9E.CedarSt.aaRte. 175) Oppeatt* Trt-CIty Ptaaa It s worth the trip (ExIiaSoHIM) U m P i^ L IR Thinly slice butter DTE. 83, TALCDTTVILLE RD., VERNON ot HIU N«m CMMrwi'f HMottal) 666-4740 649-7737 lengthwise; place on top of 228 S lU S DEANE HIOHWAY. WETHER8FIEL0 ■jlX) Taicorrvilie Roaa'Ft vprnon 87S 79B0 l/Mo*««rCon) I cake mix layer and top 1084 MAIN ST.. EAST HARTFORD $1.99. OPEN; 430 NEW PARK AVE., WEST HARTFORD (COMPARABLH RETAIL VALUE: $3.48) with chopped nuts. Bake in Mon.-Frt.: 10-9 I 350 oven for about 60 Sal. 9.-30-5.-50 20 - THE HERALD. Wed , Dec. 16, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 - 21 Supermarket Shopper yPEOPLE PHIL R O U R A b TOM p o s t e r Menus TV W ednesday

Congratulate <2900 Tomorrow Coaat-To-Coaat EXCLUSIVE! Mayfair, Westhill Gardens EVENING Guests: Ted Turner. RipTeylor. Gale S^ rm . (90 mine.) I N*w i ® Benny Hill Show The following meals will be served the week of Dec. ^ CharllB’8 Ang«l8 12:36 Could Meat Loaf 21-25 at .Mayfair and Westhill Gardens to Manchester GD Tic Tac Dough Wednesday (3) Adam 12 It's the wedding of the year! residents who are 60 or older: OD PKA Full Contact Karat# 1:00 poetry winners (Continues From Daytima) Super GD Rat Patrol Young Peter Billingsley, the bo past hit prime? Monday; Breaded chicken, mashed sweet potatoes, Lightweight Contenders Bout from ^ Collage Soccer tSAA Senior In March, RFK Jr. and Emily Black tie the knot green beans,-wheat bread, fresh fruit.- ^ n v e r , CO . 10-year-old co-host of NBC-TV's Bowl Soccer Classic from Tulaa. Marvin Lee Aday is one of rock’s biggest Tuesday: Tomato juice cocktail, baked ham with fruit (3Si Movie -(Comedy) *** '‘Snow­ REAL PEOPLE is joined by a Qklehoma (R) By M artin S loane The first prize goes to ball E x p re ss " 1072 Dean Jones, special guest star from the North (2) People Tonight An hour of If he doesn’t go into politics, Robert F. clusive, Kennedy said, " I ’d really like to get superstars. He weighs way over 260 pounds sauce, scalloped potatoes, green peas with onions', She overcame the flu. Nancy Olson. ANewYorkaccountant personality news. Interviews and i j - 41. t-.-.. Marie Lafrenz of inherits a battered hotel in the Pole on the popular series' gala .Kennedy Jr. could consider an acting married in St. Patrick’s Cathedral around and snarls and snorts to create mayhem as dinner roll, pumpkin pie. And that’s when we dis­ ^iews. career, suggest friends, who regard the tall, St. Patrick’s Day, but it all has to be work­ Meat Loaf. He lias been accused of • Judging the First Annual manhasset, N.Y., for this covered ^ Rockies and converts it into a fancy Christmas show, Wednesday, ® Entertainment Tonight Wednesday: Baked fish with lemon butter, potato Supermarket Shopper poem titled “ The ^ i lodge. (Rated Q) (116 mins.) December 16. ®Mowle-(Comedy)** "Catharine handsome University of Virginia law school ed out. Emily is taking instruction in overeating, overdrinking, oversmoking and Her budget was better, ® Dr. Scott On Hebrew# (Contin- AndCo.’’.1973 JaneBlrkin.Patric|( puffs, spinach, ketchup, rye bread, chilled pineapple. Poetry Competition was a System” : too. From Daytime) Other highlights include: a visit to senior as a young John Wayne. Catholicism, so all the details of the wed­ overdrugging. -Thursday: Meatloaf, onion gravy, mashed'potatoes, Dewaere. Young girl in Paria. after a Kennedy, who was born in Massachusetts ding are something I’m putting off. I’m After a three-year hiatus, the Dallas- very difficult job. More My friend and I have a With me to do her shop­ (2) S p o rta Now First complete a toy manufacturers convention in chance lesson in econom ica, carrots, wheat bread, vanilla pudding. than 7,(KK) inspired readers system sports report of the day’s sports New York; skateboarding in the realizes she is a commodity. She but spent most of his 27 years in working hard on my final exams.” born-and-raised singer-lyricist is fighting l^penings. incorporates herself end calls her took Denpen in hand and sptset And I’ll pass it on to you snow; a look at the man who made Washington and New York City, loves Kennedy plans to wed, live, work aiid for a big comeback, but a lot of fans think Friday; Christmas day, no meal served. There was no lack, I & TV Community Collage: clients’stockholders'. (Rated R) (90 We found it accidently know. Biology the pointsettia one of the symbols mina.) c ^ b o y boots and is probably a better their shopping experiences possibly run for public office in Manhattan. he’ll never repeat the runaway success he to verse. The time she had the flu. But with no impulse ® Jaffaraona (Captioned) of the Christmas season; children 1:06 horseman than Wayne was when he started At least that’s now. There could be some enjoyed after "Paradise by the Dashboard The poetry arrived in She was too ill for shop­ buying. do Jim Rockford: Private learn to ski in Keystone, (Jolo.; a (3D Charlie Rote Show in pictures. diversions. RFK Jr. might consider some Light." Manchester schools l^aatigator every imaginable style. ping Boy, how that gal saved (B) Woodwright'a Shop visit to a snow festival in Lakeland, ® U 8AF Rellgloue Film RFK Jr. rides every moment possible on other offers springing up, such as gold and Can he come back? Some critics say the There were one-liners as So she gave a list to me dough. 6:06 Fla.; a San Francisco man who 1 = 1® his 7-year-old jumper Kilarney in Charlot­ diamond mining, leading a ' food and odds are against it, but Meat Loaf, who is The following meals will be served in the Manchester well as supermarket epics And every item on it .We put our heads (S) N a w a W orld Daily news decorates his elevator for the holi­ (S) Movie •(Comedy)**'^ "194 1 " public schools, Dec. 21-22. After that the schools will be 1 purchased faithfully. highlights, national and 1979 Dan Aykroyd. Ned Beatty. tesville, Va., and his fiancee, Emily Ruty medicine caravan -into Third World 34, is working feverishly to drop some Several together International. day season; and a girl who rides Story of war panic in California Black, 24, of Bloornington, Ind., a lawyer nations, becoming a documentary film pro­ poundage and has a major publicity hype closed for the Christmas vacation: were Ihfftred iif beautiful 1 bought each thing she To keep our budgets 6:30 her dog rather than her horse. following Pearl Harbor attack.(Rat- calligraphy, and one was wanted ® CBS News who met Bob at law school, has been taking ducer or, as some friends suggest, taking up going for him. He is basically an actor who Monday: Chili dog or hot dog on roll, potato chips, down CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME. edPG)(119mins) writfen on the side of a And not one item more GD Bultseye 1:30 riding lessons. acting. can create other personalities while perfor­ buttered green beans, chilled mixed fruit, milk. And now we both are sol­ TV COMPVIOO MRVICIt. INC brown paper shopping bag. a _ j when I filled her 0 0 ® ® NBC Newt ^ Love American Style Kennedy lives a spartan life on campus. . P.S.: If they do get married on St. ming. Looking at an audience. Meat Loaf Tuesday : Shells with meat sauce, tossed salad, bread Reading all of the entries order vent ®(SZ) Nightly Business Report ® Twilight Zone ® Bob Newhart Show 1:0® He eats in an inexpensive cafeteria, stand­ Patrick’s Day, there could be more than says, “ I have to let them know that I and butter, frosted cake, milk. " was a. wonderful Though we still go to 6:55 1 hurried from the store. (3D Nawe-Weather ing on line with other tray-holding 250,000 persons outside the Cathedral. understand what they’re going through. If Schools will be in session a half-day on Wednesday but experience. I want to thank town. dO Nawa 1:40 customers, and—ready—he chews tobacco That’s the day of the St. Patrick’s Parade I’m reliving my own youth on stage, then no lunches will be served. The schools will then close for Now when the week was It’s really very simple 6:50 (3D Moment O f Meditation every reader who entered. ® Good Nawa Break (3J(S9 The Graataat AmarIcanHaro New York City. (2 hra.) ®Movle-(Comedy)*** "ZeroTo like a wrangler! In a call to People Ex­ over And really works out fine Abooby-trappedminefilledwlthgold C £ )® The Fall Guy Colt and Howie Sixty” 1980 DerrenMcGavin.Sylvia ^ 2:00 on New York City’s Fifth Avenue. they’re living theirs.” the Christmas vacation. .7:00 Movie-(Drama) ** "Coma Fill and a family of murderous mountain set out for what seem s to be a lovely Miles. A chic Los Angeles man, with dD Whenever we go out ^SNawa The Cup" 1951 James Cagney. 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THE HERALD. Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 — 23 Study finds growth rate far below predictions Annie — Leonard Starr

THEY’RE THE THEY’RE SJHOH? WHftTABE'rOU YES,ANP •VeCLOBB? HHOHERE ITHAOPA HHH-I TH’ fiACTOBY? BE “ u m ONLY ONES TH’ OHES.' Astro-graph 60BEAT“P«W V*F0B? HE ALSO THEBBIL KNOW Crossword Verdict on Bolton: it's a bedroom town HE BUILT THIS TOWN SEE-THEN I ESTATE •N’ AKERS’:. LEFT IN TOWN.' PESTRurm BEN AKERS-ALL auESS’w o r PEOPLE TOU' HISS EVERYONE’S WHEN HE PUT UP HS IT WHEN HE RI6HT-Y0U CAN CteXEP BEW a- SELUH’ W (even though it is slow) ur­ FACTOftYf SHUT HIS DiPQomne- STAY UNTIL I By Richard Cody ' “As it has always been, Daewnbw 17,1M1 WITH? NOBOPY’S uses represented four per­ ban residential growth.” FftCTOBY CHECK cent of the entire grand Bolton’s key economic con- You may have some Interesting tion could causa problems BUYIN’ / Herald Reporter Most people in Bolton later. DOWN.' ACROSS 46 Author Answer to Previous Puzzle list. tribution remains challenges to contend with this BOLTON *—"A •’Sharp agriculture and includes commute out of town to coming year, but you'll be mors TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) Fleming Residential, meanwhile, work, the report found. than a match lor anything that Don't bank too heavily today 1 Public hall 48 Take decrease in the town’s pop­ o took up 78 percent. This uses such as fruit and confronts you. They might slow on persons who have proven to 7 Highest degree cognizance of Gorton said Planning be unreliable, especially In situ­ ulation growth over the rose to 80 percent in 1980, vegetable and dairy far­ you down a trifle, but they 12 Usher 51 Seas past 10 years, a decline in Area towns ming ... and it is quite Commisson members will won’t stop you. ations where there Is money 13 Belong 55 Tacked while industry dropped to SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Involved. 14 Firm 56 Accumulation doubtful that over the next be providing direction to QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Both the average household size, three percent. This 21) You know what needs 15 Necessitated of waste Maxwell and Popper over you and your mate may not be and information leaving decade and beyond that the doing today and you have the 16 Golfing aid 57 Rocky steadiness, the report con­ too good today at keeping remaining agriculture the next few months, capabilities to do It. However, 17 Bronze Mountain . “no doubt that Bolton is a cludes, leaves "no doubt promises made to one another. C o v e n t r y gearing for completion of you might do more thinking 18 Author Levin bedroom community” are Bolton / lands can withstand the Neither should make commit­ park about It than actually putting that Bolton is a bedroom 21 Turning part 58 S'panish- pressure of continued the new town plan. forth the effort. Find out more ments which can't be fulfilled. just some of the insights community." Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman of a dynamo and results found in a of what lies ahead lor you In CANCER (June 21-July 22) American each of the seasons following Avoid participating In office 23 Tax agency shawl recently released report to your birthday by sending lor gossip today with coworkers. (abbr.) Word could get back to the 26 Rowing tools be used in completing the your copy of Astro-Qraph. Mall DOWN, Sometime saH 39 Abominable OF MANCHESTER | $ t for each to Astro-Qraph, boss, making you appear to be 1 CAtJ'T DECIDE F m er/ooD ?! hvpidjj t o u e t 28 Talk wildly new town plan. between 1950 and 1960 (1,- ulation in the inner and out­ of new people who came to regulations be relaxed, W I I SOX W ' > (J .. SHE DDESW'T ingredient 43 Holy (Fr.) Box 489, Radio City Station, the culprit. AM HE THAT'S A 29 Profit 1 Pounds (ebbr.) .g There also isn’t going to 279 to 2,933 persons), the er suburbs. As the original birth rates increase, and I- S <* CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA » WHAT TO e e r HER 60METHIN(& HAVE A Dried grape 45 Measure of town in the '70s, more than N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be dou­ 30 Consume food 2 Notwithstand- 2 q fofz MY A40THER- FIRE' SHE'D RBMSMSBR f ir e p l a c e . Golfer Palmer be much change in the pop­ report states that the population study stated, the 1980 figures indicate, 84 be constructed, then it is ® OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 | birth date. bly protective of, and careful in style ing length i n - l a w ... PRESEHT.';/ yo u B>y/7! Alehouse ulation growth over the next growth rate dropped to 26 CAPMCOflN (Dae. 22-Jhn. 19) with, your resources and pos­ V/OOD. 31 C vrie r 3 Coach 47 Never (contr.) this immigration pattern the study shows this influx possible that the high pop- H SAT. 10-6 S Length Two thln|u could hold you sessions today. Carelessness 33 Similar 4 Prepare copy 48 Compass 10 years, or in the percent over the next 10 contributed to three- can be deceiving, for there ulation estimate will be g or leaving things unguarded back today; Self-defeating element 5 Canker measure (pi.) point character of the town, the years, bringing the total to fourths of the inner subur­ is also a large out­ reached. With an adequate « thoughts and trying to do could lead to a loss. Become less S SUN. 12-5 S 36 African tree 6 Heavenly 49 Western-hemi­ VfRQO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) report finds. 3,691. ban growth and some two- migration of big families.. policy and planning g something the Identical way It 37 Zero stern sphere organi­ There’s a chance today that body It was submitted by proved unsuccessful prevlous- Constant zation (abbr.) The decline continued to fifths of the increase in the Without these losses! porgram and capital im- 8 - you might be kind to those who 38 Game of cards 7 Dig up 25 ly- 40 Mind 8 At that lime 27 Television re­ 50 Small bird Regional Planner Wilfred a seven percent growth outer suburbs’ growth Bolton may have had a pop­ provement schedule such AOUAIUUS (Jan. 2

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Great for giving . . . Great for owning ■> m i Winthrop — Dick Cavalli •Juf'ifar r\9ei iiA ^ JAtAreTHAT ^PM-tKWfs+ifrK sfeifs; oooo n RABBIT. Marlborough Country Barn & IjHm Association • Since 1891 Vfe fe^s\r Oh NORTH MAIN ST,, RT. 2 EXIT 12 or 13'. MARLBOROUGH Alabis-fcr pifs... Christmas Hours: Beginning Dec. S. open Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays 1007 Main Street HE 10-9 p.m.; Sat. 10:30-5:30; Sun. 1-5:30. ^ . LATE IdlMlMOUSMC- Open Monday only on Dec. 21, 10-9. LENDER •T / EARLY ? i . I lYd> 24 - THE HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 16, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 — 25 B U S I N E S S / Classified Store Hours: 8 am-9 pm Daily Fri.-8am-10pm Economy Electric growing 8un.-9am’4 pm Manchester firm needs more space

^LEA N 4 MEATY By Lisa 2owada modifications which has brought Heralt Reporter success. "W e have listened to what people SAMMY BRAND From thr outside it appears to be want and we have grown with what very little of it actually is — a them,” says Weinberg. “ They in lighting showroom. turn take advantage of what we The words' "electric supply” offer.” SMOKED hang on the simple brick exterior. When Economy moved to its pre­ Rows of lights, some hanging from sent location five and a half years the ceiling, others standing on the ago it was little more than a lighting floor, can been seen through the showroom, employing about 70 peo­ glass doors. ple. SHOULDERS It’s easy to be fooled and those who Now the company employs 165 725 EAST MIDDLE TPK. — MANCHESTER, CT. have inust have been surprised at people and has expanded its per­ , the news that Economy Electric sonnel to include designers, es­ (ROUTE S.) SAINT BARTHOuISJi/V CHURCH . j Supply Inc. wants to buy 16 acres of timators, a team of lighting experts, privately- and town-owned land and as well as expanding their product construct a new 90,00b-square-foot line to include saunas, appliances, showroom-warehouse-office at a heating and air conditioning and gas cost of $4.5 million. and oil furnaces. But the retail showroom "Part of the secret to success, generates only about 5 percent of all Weinberg says, “ is our ability to lb. the business the Oakland Street offer a broad range of general ser­ store does. And to understand vices from a central source.” Economy’s success one has to look Weinberg is also quick to com­ at the rest of its business which in­ mend what he calls “ an outstanding We challenge cludes a huge inventory, wholesale group” of employees on ail levels of sales to contractors and bidding on the operation. i * ^ V and often receiving, major commer­ All of these things, Weinberg says, cial and industrial electrical jobs combine to give Economy across the country and around the “ capabilities far beyond what most world. people realize about the Herald photo by Pinto comparison... In the 44 years Economy has been organization.” in business it has grown into one “ Our company can address a F R E S H L E A N of the single largest distribution broad spectrum of needs that any In just five anci a half years, Economy Elec­ are a sign of the company’s continuing USDA CHOICE ALL FLAVORS centers in the country, according to given customer may have,” he adds' tric Supply Inc. has outgrown Oakland Street success, and its president, Robert Weinberg WESTERN CORNFED its president, Rob^h Weinberg. An BONELESS HOODS Economy’s inventory now in­ facility, shown. But the crowded conditions (inset) isn't complaining. ORANGE inventory worth $5.5 million is cludes over 40,000 different items housed in nearly 100,000 square feet SIRLQINTIP and all 10 major lighting lines, says PORK ICE in various location in Manchester, Weinberg. JUICE including the facility at Oakland The business, which began in Weinberg, ” T m confident we’ll company hopes to hire more people facility also include possible expan­ cramped. Street. The business continues to 6 02. CAN Hartford, moved to Manchester, to continue to grow geographically.” when the new facility is built. If the sion in the future to a 224,000 square "The entire management here is blossom with a sales growth rate of ROAST CREAM a store on Oak Street, 25 years ago; In fact, Weinberg says his com­ plans are approved by the town, foot building. dedicated to building a larger and Full Rib or Loin Half ROAST 30 percent annually. Weinberg took over the company pany is working right now on a deal Economy could move into its new And with Weinberg at the helm, it more successful organization,” says » s a l . Weinberg, says the company is from his father 16 years ago. And that would lead to the opening of the home by March 1983. may not be long before that Weinberg. “ There is no limitation to eager to move into the proposed new although the business is nearly half first out-of-state store in Economy’s plans for the new facility, too, begins to feel a bit our growth. " facility off Tolland Turnpike so it $ 1 9 8 Land 0 ’Lakes>i Breakstone a century old, success has been long Massachusetts. The company is $ - 1 1 8 can consolidate its inventory and in coming. presently making plans to purchase have more breathing room. When Weinberg became owner, an existing distribution center in I lb. 1 lb MARGARINE DIPS Economy recently had to set up 7,- all the business Economy had was that state. 6 02. CAN 8 02. CAN 000 square feet of temporary office readily being handled by his father ” We also have a number of other SWIFTS PREMIUM 10-13 LB. AVG. space on Oakland Street and and one secretary. plans for New England," said Public records FLEISCHMANNS Weinberg complains that there isn’t Now, 16 years later, the company, Weinberg, but wouldn’t say exactly BUTTERBALL TURKEYS ...... , t . 7 8 » OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM SOFT enough loading room at the present in one day does, as much business as what they included. . SWIFTS PREMIUM 16-22 LB. AVQ, PEPPERMINT $-159 location to handle the 300 to 400 his father used to do in an entire “ A good general never shares his STICK ...... HALF GALLON I MARGARINE ....H A L F GAL. * 1.19 orders that go out every day to year. straegy,” he adds. BUTTERBALL t u r k e y s ., ...... ib 8 5 ® MOSER FARMS Quitclaim dccdH vice against Donna Toce, ministrator of Beatrice G. CHICKEN. TURKEY OR SALISBURY locations as far north as Maine. Despite these rosy figures Though Weinberg now lives in E. Belanger, parcel of land ORANGE $-1 -iO Despite the lack of space and the Susan Donahue to Gerald 87-A Rachel Road, $7,984. Thomas estate, to James at 46 Courtland St,, $55,000. bSDA CHOICE MORTON fiOc Economy has suffered some with West Hartford he still considers P. Guay and Susan M. undesireable storage conditions. the slumping construction market. himself a part of the Manchester Li» peiidenH DINNERS ...... 110Z.PKQ. O W JUICE ...... HALFQAL. I ■ I Donahue, property at 4 Lit­ SIRLO IN TIP STEA K Boneless , * 2 . 2 8 SWEET LIFE Economy is obviously able to func­ But even with construction plunging Savings Bank of SWEET LIFE GREEN BEANS. PEAS & CARROTS community he lived in for 14 years. tle St. tion quite effectively. Manchester against USDA CHOICE — CUT FROM ROUND SOUR to new lows Economy’s has kept it’s Before Economy’s growing success John W. Gilnack to POLY-BAG o n e It opened two new- locations this William E. Saglio and head well above water. began demanding more of his time, Claudine J. Walker, CUBE STEAK ...... * 2 , 6 8 VEGETABLES ...... 2ooz.bag CREAM 16 OZ. CONT. 69* summer in Bristol and Groton. It is From 1979 to 1980 Economy Savin Zaverella, trustee, CHEF BOY AR DEE CHEESE. SAUSAGE OR PEPPERONI TEMPTEE Weinberg served on the Chamber of property at 405 almost always a bidder in major property at 569 Hilliard St. enjoyed a sales growth rate of 50 Commerce Board of Directors, and Hackmatack St. REWARD ENGLISH MUFFIN CREAM electrical projects in Northern New percent. With the construction crisis was a member of the Economic CHICKEN BREAST ...... Harold W. Garrity and Deelaruliun uf Irusi , b * 2 . 0 8 CHEESE . aO Z. PKG. England and' has done work on the rate has dropped to 28 percent. Development Commission. PIZZA S...... y v7 79* Arlyne Garrity to Joseph Giulio Verro and Olga Please return our female German Shepherd sports arenas, office, residential, ^u t as Weinberg says, that’s still not The past Manchester resident has OUR BEST CENTER CUT L. Swensson Jr;, Inc., Verro, trustees of by Christmas. Answers to “Greta.” Black commercial and industrial buildings a figure to complain about. some thoughts on what Economy’s parcel of land at Lot 32 of Homeway Associates, 29 and tan, white chest, no collar. BEAUTIFUL. RIB PORK CHOPS ...... , b * 1 . 5 8 and Millstone nuclear power plants “ And besides,” he adds, “ the 50 role success means to the communi­ Weldon Estates. Ridge St., in trust for Lia Lost Nov. 4th. Love to have her back homel II and III. percent rate would have been pretty ty and its people. ASSORTED PACK (3 CENTERS. 6 ENDS) Federal lax .lien Zygmont and Piero Verro. Please find In your heart to return to heart­ There’s also an “ Economy” label hard to maintain.” “ We give people, first, an exciting P O R K C H O P S ...... , b * 1 . 2 8 GRAPEFRUIT on electrical work that has been Internal Revenue Ser­ broken family. With sales this year totalling $26 place to shop for lighting, vice against Garden Grove (ierlifieale of atlaelimenl fresh produce done in Saudi Arabia and Aruba. million a year, Weinberg says he’s appliances, other decorative Caterers Inc., Keeney Westinghouse Electric 6 4 9 - 2 7 3 2 LEAN & MEATY COUNTRY STYLE Ask Weinberg exactly what is more concerned with what the con- accessories, dryers, central vacuum Street, $12,317. Corporation against P O R K R I B S ...... responsible for Economy’s growth struction slump is doing to the ...... , b * 1 . 3 8 5 cleaning systems, you name it,’’ he Internal Revenue Ser­ Patricia A. Hampson, 5 1b. and he’ll quickly answer that it has livelihood of Economy’s contractor says. vice against Norman S. property at 58 Margaret FRESH BONELESS been the company’s sensitivity to customers, and not so much with f ir m RIPE LARGE “ We also provide, as we grow, a Hohenthal Co. Inc., 141 Road, Idaho the needs of the consumer and the what it’s doing to the company, PORK L O IN R O A S T ...... n , * 1 . 7 8 large variety of employment oppor­ Center St., $3,342. company’s additions and “ Whatever happens,’’ says Adminislralor’a deed Red or White tunities,’’ he says, adding that the Internal Revenue Ser­ FRESH PORK TOMATOES Allan D. Thomas, ad­ Success in business S H O U L D E R P I C N IC ...... , b . 9 8 * often depends in part, on good recordkeeping POTATOES for management information and tax pur­ 4 9 « poses, and on management’s abiiity to use the lb. r BRIDGEPORT — Directors of First Connecticut data. Small Business Investment Co., have declared a SWEET LIFE SWEET LIFE UNSWEETENED Dividend regular quarterijr cash dividend of 25 cents a share, deli savings payable Jan. 29,1982 to stockholders of record Dec. For professional guidance in accounting, tax, and generai management ENGLISH MUFFINS 6PKPKG. 3 /^ 1 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46cz 79* 30, CRISCO PURE SWEET LIFE deciared A public company. First Connecticut is listed on matters, contact: SMITHFIELD DOMESTIC * __ the American Stock Exchange. VEGETABLE OIL .24 OZ. btl.(89* CRANBERRY SAUCE 39* COOKED HAM r...... ib. * 1 . 9 9 PILLSBURY—ALL VARIETIES SWEET LIFE—YELLOW CLING NORMAN C. HOLCOMB Certified Public Accountant CABANDO QUICK BREAD MIXES p., «1.09 SLICED PEACHES 4/M GENOA SALAMI ...... ib ,*3 .2 8 SLICED OR CUT BUMBLE BEE 649-6498 MUCKES SO OO SWEET LIFE BEETS iaozcan.4/M RED SALMON 76oz can«1.59 PRESSED DELITE...... ib. *2 . 3 8 UPTON Hl-C Look For The A member ol the Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountents RUSSERS _ _ TEA BAGS 100 ct. pkg. M.69 FRUIT DRINKS 46cza.n59* a BACHMANN'S GOLDEN RIDGES LEBANON BOLOGNA...... ib. *2 . 8 8 SWEET LIFE WHOLE KERNEL' GEM POTATO CHIPS ...... 7 oz. pkg. 7 9 * BINGO BUGS” ALL VARIETIES CORN ...... 8,75OZ.cans 5/^1 POLISH LOAF...... lb * 1 . 4 8 TABBY—ALL VAR. FRESH FROZEN: 26-30 CT. (5-LB. LOT ONLY) PLANTERS SNACKS iooz«„69* COLLEGE INN CAT FOOD ...... e.Soz.cana'A/n COCKTAIL SHRIMP...... ib * 5 . 9 9 SCOTT ^ “Bingo Bugs" will bo appoaring dally In IMPORTED _ _ CHICKEN BROTH . 13.7 OZ. cans 3P1 < THE WATKINS CONDOMINIUM 6 SWISS CHEESE...... ib. ^ 2 .7 8 BATH TISSUE .mg,a™,,38* The Horald. Just look for tho "bug" with The former Watkins Furniture Store Buiiding a numbsr In each ad; If you have It, mark COUPON COUPON! COUPON COUPON I is scheduled to be renovated Into a prime of­ It off with an X on Your "Bingo Card." fice condominium. This historic downtown with This Coupon and a Single with This Coupon and a Single. with This Coupon and a Single with This Coupon and a Single Manchester landmark can be purchased in Prior Purchase of $10.00 or More Prior Purchase of $10.00 or More Prior Purchase of $10.00 or More Mark off all numbers on your card and Prior Purchase of $10.00 or More A condominium unit increments from 760 you have won our Weekly *100 Award! Any Size ■ Duncan Hines Sweet Life Moser Farms square feet. Ah owner will not only save money In rent but qualify for all owner benefits ORANGE and other incentives as a result of The Join your frienos and FRESH EGGS SCAKE MIXES ICECREAM - IF YOU ARE A WINNER neighbors in support of 1 DOZEN ■ ALL VARIETIES ALL FLAVORS If you have a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbara have been Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981. For a H 18.5 OZ. pkg. malchad wllh the total ol all the numbers published during the week, Manchester Memorial JUICE cal The Herald the next publishing day between 9 and 10 A.M. to detailed brochure please call J.D. Real Estate verify your card. In the event of a tie, only those winners calllno Hospital’s $3,000,000 Com-.' between 9 and 10 A.M, the following publication day will be eligible fo r' Company at 646-1980. This is an excellent op­ 25* OFF I Vz gal. the prize.______miinitv Fund drive. 79« cs* • ^ V2 gal. portunity for you and your business. Please send your contribution to Limit One Per Family ALL THE DETAILS WILL Limit One Per Family Limit One Per Family Manchester Memorial Hospital Valid thru Sat., Dec. 19 Limit One Per Family BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE Valid thru Sat., Dec. 19 Valid thru Sat., Dec. 19 Building Fund At Pic an’ Save Valid thru Sat., Dec. 19 At Pic an' Save At Pic an' Save At Pic an' Save EVERY THURSDAY! . , J.D . REAL ESTATE COMPANY P.O. Box 1409 CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR [ J J Real Ettatt A !nv»$tm«nt Bmkeragt Manchester, Conn. 06040 ■ ■ n a n i m m "BINGO BUGS” INSTRUCTIONS 646-7086 rrW.w'rt5 ,*M .

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HDVEimSING JtDVERTISING DEMMJNE Classified 643'2711 RATES 22— Condominiums I'M Inimum Charge LOOK FOR THE STARS M9 TICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes lor Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods ^8-^M is c . for Rent 15 Words 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lots-Land for Safe 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products jjjf-HomM/Apts. to Sh^#! before publication. 1 — Lost and Found 13— Help Warned -S^lnvestmeni Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques 2— Partonais 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORDiPER DAY 14— Business Opportunities Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. Deadline for Saturday is 3— Announcemenis 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property SO^Produco 4— Christmas Trees 26— Real Estate Wanted 1 DAY ...... 14® 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 5— Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for.Sale 62— Trucks for Sale day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION 3 DAYS ...... 13® MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Room s lor Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale 64— Moiorcycies-Bicycles Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. Friday. FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 6 PAYS ...... 12® 19— Schoois-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Hom es for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile Phone 643-2711 —Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 55— Otficet-Stores lor Rent Homes 26 DAYS ...... 11® -Pe rso n al Loans * ” 33— Building-Contracting 66— Automotive Service 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lor Rent h a p p y a d s $3.00 PER INCH -Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 4 Accessories 57— *-Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent-Lease Telephone 643-2711, AAondoy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 Household Goods 40 52 Apartments for Rent S3 Autos For Sale EVERYTHING Rooms lor Rent NEWSPAPER BINGO FARRAND TIMOTHY J. CONNEH.Y USED FOR CHRISTMAS REFRIGERATORS, New Game Starts Every Wednesday. REMODELING - Cabinets, Residential & Commercial u n iq u e g i f t IDEA ROOM FOR MANCHESTER - cozy one Construction. Remodeling, WASHERS, RANGES - bedroom under $200. Roofing, Gutters, Room AT MARLOW’S' GENTLEMAN - Kitchen Manrl|T0tTr Hrralb Continues Thru Tuesday Additions, Decks, All types home improvements, ad­ Clean, Guaranteed. Parts ad For yourself or a friend. HOLIDAY privileges, washer & Capitol Homes, 523-5598, & Service. Low prices! or Until There’s A WInnerl o f Remodeling and ditions, bathroom & This standard cassette Gift and Thrift Center For dryer, phone 643-5600. Repairs. Free estimates. kitchen remodeling, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ad MANCHESTER - affor­ motivates Positive Everything. 649-5221 - 867 Fully insured. Phone 643- roofing, siding, repairs, Street. 643-2171. Apartments tor Rent S3 dable two bedroom, won’t ad Thinking, Relaxation, GIFT GUIDE Main Street, Manchester, 'Your Community Newspaper" There Are 10 “BINGO BUGS" 6017. door & window replace­ CT. last long. $225. Capitol In Today’s Herald. Those 3 Are ment and alterations. 646- KENMORE Harvest gold ad Stress Management, Self- MANCHESTER- One and ’ ^omes, 523-5598. ROBERT E. JARVIS - 1379. double oven electric stove. ad Confidence and a Sense of two bedroom apartments Part of Them Remodeling Specialist. $200 or best offer. 15 Cubic General Well Being. $10.00 RE M i l Ft I. available. Centrally jrHREE ROOMS - first F o r room additions, ELECTRICAL SERVICES ft. upright freezer, $75. ad per cassette. Make check 1)0 1.1, CI.OTHE.S located on busline near floor. Excellent area. kitchens, bathrooms, - We do all types of Elec-, Telephone 643-2016 after 6 payable to ABLE BEAUTIFUL BARBIE shopping center and Security deposit. No pets. Help IVanted 13 Help Wanted 13 trical Work! Licensed. Call ANTigi KS AND CRAFTS Ideal for newlyweds. 649- PLEASE READ J r roofing and siding or any p.m. CENTER, 317 Green Road, DOLL "DRESSES - 80(t. schools. For further details home improvement need. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Manchester, Ct. 646-7917 T H E COUNTRY Bridesmaid’s Outfit - $2.75, call 649-7157. 9092. YOUR AD Telephone 643-6712. Articles lor Sale 41 CHRISTMAS SHOP - Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- TVS • STEREOS Clittllltd sill are liksn Healing-P lum bing 35 ad AntiquejS and Crafts. 6452 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and Homes lor Rent LEON CIEZSYNSKI ovw llM phone u i con­ NEW YEAR'S VACATION NEW PAY SCALE SHGP AL SIEFFERTS Fernwood Farm, 261 4 room heated apartments, ad Hlltl.ES & ROOKS 456>'2 MAIN STREET - six venience. The Herild li begins now. Sell Avon and BUILDER. New homes, SCHALLER PLUMBING­ APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ Hebron Road, Bolton. (3 hot water, no appliances. 1973 CHEVY Chevelle - 6 rooms, $400. plus utilities. additions, remodeling, rec HEATING- Water pump ad ford Road, Manchester. miles South of Bolton REASON FOR THE Security - tenant in­ cyl., automatic radio, snow responsible lor only one In­ start saving! Call 646-3685 a l u m in u m s h e e t s No appliances. Tenant in­ or 523-940L WE NEED .,. rooms, garages, kitchens specialists. Also, SEASON — God gave His surance. ^46-2426, 9-5 tires, dent in right rear. correct Insertion end thon used as printing plates. .007 ad 647-9997. SUPER SANTA Center). Open Tuesday - Sr surance. Security. 646-2426 RN’s/LPN's remodeled, ceilings, bath remodeling service or Best. Share the Best with a weekdays. Running condition. $275. only, to tho size of tl)p thick, 23x28Wi’/. 50c each, SALE! Video Tape Sunday, 1-5 p.m, 649-0389. weekdays. tile, dormers, roofing. repairs. FREE ad gift from BIBLES & 649:2452. original Inssrtlon. Errors EXPERIENCED Forklift Home Health Aides or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, APPLIANCFS and order picker operator. Residential or commer­ e s t i m a t e s . 649-4266. BOOKS, 840 Main Street, MANCHESTER MAIN which do not lasssn ths Homemaker/ 2711. They MUST be picked ad Washers. Dryers, TWO HOUSES FOR RENT cial. 649-4291. 649-3396. STREET - Two room 1965 Pontiac Lemans. 326 vslus of lha advarttsamsnl Full time position. Com­ up before 11:00 a.m. only. • Refrigerators, Freezers. HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS - New six room Cape, $575 pany paid benefits. Apply “ Companions ad apartment. Heated, hot motor, not running. will not ba corrocted by an MUCH MORE! SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main per month. Nice six room in person between,TO am DESIGN KITCHENS, & (;IFT SHIRTS water, appliances. No pets. Excellent parts car. $200. addlUanal Inssrtlon. to provide home care You’ll never know the HOLIDAY SPECIAL! Six ad Street, Downtown Colonial $495 per month. and 1 pm at Laurence R. cabinets, vanities, counter Security. Parking. 647-8958. power of Classified until (6) end rolls for $1.00. ad 1‘F.TS AND SUPPLIES Manchester, 643-2171. PERSONAL TEE - Per- Call for details. Strano Smith, Inc., 117 Murphy Call or come in for tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Telephone 523-7047. •••••••••••••••••••••••* you use it yourslef. Call MUST be picked up before Dishwashers from $249.00; sonalized Fun and Real Estate, 643-1878. Road, Hartford. Information, 643-9S15 custom woodworking, ad MANCHESTER PET Molorcycles-BIcjfcles 64 11:30 am at the Manchester Ranges from $249,00; ^ortswear. Great gifts for iH anrhrstrr colonial reproductions. today to place ah ad. CENTER — Good Quality MANSFIELD CENTER - Herald Office. Microwaves from $199,00. Christmas. 1081 Main Woodsedge Apartments. EAST HARTFORD home, RECEPTIONIST- AIDE AND ASSISTANCE J.P. Lewis M9-9658. and Advice make good 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent GREAT GIFTS WITH Street, Manchester. 646- ONE MONTH’S FRE E three bedroom, basement, Secretary - for full time DF N.E. CDNN. INC. sense. Are you paying too condition, asking $1100. f l r r a l i ' i COMPLETE SERVICE. 3339. RENT. Newly renovated, patio, yard. $350. Capitol position. Past experience 388 Main 8t, Manchaater much for your pet Homes; 523-5598. 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. on switchboard preferred supplies? Stop in — it will & HAND MADF country setting. Two OFFICE HOURS COl.I.ECTini.KS bedrooms. From $285 to but not necessary. Good be worthwhile. Mixed ELECTROLUX - Buy THREE BEDROOM - Two KZ400 Deluxe 1978 ^ping skills a niust. Mon. - FrI. d-4 breed puppies, tropical and $325, includes appliances Someone You Love an AN OLD FASHIONED full baths, full basement - KAWASAKI, fairing, Conveniently located. We EOE/AAP goldfish, parakeets, & and parking. 429-1270 , 233- n NOTICES ELECTROLUX VACUUM CHRISTMAS at the on bus line. Nice area. baggage-rack, saddle bags, offer good benefits in­ canaries, finches, small 9660 or 232-0761. CLEANER for a Christ­ VILLAGE CHARM YARN Close to schools, churches low mileage. $1350. 688- cluding Group Health and animals. 687 Main Street. S t 6201 Ask for Andrea. mas Gift. Call: 646-3875. BARN — with handmade and stores. $600 per month. Lost and Found 1 Life Insurance, paid (1-203) 649-4273. Gift wrap­ A 2>/2 ROOM AND A 3 PANTRY PERSON full or gifts and decorations by ROOM APARTMENT Call Ed or Dan, at 649-2947. vacations and holidays. ping and lay-a-way plan part time. Ask for Chef. LOVABLE ABANDONED local craftsman plus craf­ BRAND NEW Raleigh LOST: Gold bracelet with Pension Plan and much always'available. AVAILABLE. Heat, hot Folding Bike. Never used. 643-2751. ting supplies. 133 Spruce water, appliances. two small, hearts. Sen­ more. Applications KITTENS OHices-Stores Cost $294. Will sell for $200. timental value. REWARD. Street, Manchester. 649- References; Security. Call lo r Rent accepted Monday.- Friday, Situation Wanted IS PET TOWNE - Tri-City CAN YOU GIVE A I Telephone 649-3893. Please call 649-4105. & 9699. after 6 pm, 646-3911. 9am - 4pm. Klock Com­ Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR LOVABLE ABANDONED pany, 1366 Tolland Turn­ Get Your Cards Today from: HOPS, Creeps or Slithers,- THE CALICO PATCH - WORKSPACE OR COLLEGE STUDENT in Kitten or Cat a Home for EAST HARTFORD - 2 IWITAIION pike, Manchester. E.O.E. need of permanent part Davis Family Restaurant, Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower It’s Here; Quality the Holidays — 633-6581, 210 Pine Street, STORAGE SPACE FOR Fashion, 85 E. Center St.; Harvest Hill Package Store, Manchester. 646-6408. A bedroom, brand new RENT in Manchester. No' K) Hill time job. Have retail and GROUP 1 A jelect .vtJocMtPon ol REALTORS lervlng the greater Creatures and Superior .342-0571.. Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market, 317 Highland St.; Unique Little Quilt Shop linoleum & wall to wall lease or security deposit. SiMli'd hills Will bu reci'ivod in the LOST: Large short haired, office experience. MiVncheiter AreA with more .vdvertitfng expertise, Supplies at money saving t o w n of K.B. Automotive, Broad Street; Lynch Motors, 500 W. Center carpeting, heat, hot water, Reasonable rates. Suitable oilii’i* of the Direetiit of (lunefni declawed tiger tabbby. Telephone 649-3390. impjvcf And efficiency for both buyers .vnd sellers. prices. 644-3510. GAMES-TOYS-CRAETS featuring everything for MANCHESTER St,; Nassiff Photo, Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Main Street; parking. Near busline. Call for small business. Retail Seivires. II. Center Street. Waddell Road area, ••••••••• today’s quilter and more! Use 4-ply knittini: wor­ GYM SUPERVISOR Regal's Men's Shop, Main Street; Sieffert's Appliances, 445 SPORTI.VG GOODS HOBBY HUT - 281‘A Gifts and gift certificates, 528-2914, 9:30-5:30, or 528- and commercially zoned. Miinclie.ster^ ConnectieuI. until sted in your favorite co­ Manchester. Telephone Hartlord Road; Weslown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road; Diet Oakland Road (Rt. 30) Deeeinher 3li. 19H1 ill 11 OOa.in tor lors to crochet these cosy evenings 647-1884. $10,570 - $11,648 LJ REAL ESTATE Christmas prints, trims, 1719 after 6 p.m. Call 872-1801. 10 to 5. Center, 113 Main St., also Pic an' Save, 725 E. Middle Tpke MANCHESTER UAY-A-WAY SPORTING South Windsor, CT. (203) the followiiiR pull-on caps. . Under direction, super­ Cards will also be available at the Diet Center. 527 Burnside patterns, kits, books, 126 Avondale Road GIFTS — Gift Certificates 644-2355. Gift certificates EAST HARTFORD - 2 NEWLY RENOVATED No. 5945'has crochet di­ IMPOUNDED: Male vises activities in a gym­ Avenue, East Hartford,, and at the Hi FI Stereo House Vernon strawberry shortcake 1 1,1, \ M M . ' IMH.M I, Homes For Sale 23 Circle. at NASSIFF ARMS, 99i available - Visa and bedroom with heat & hot 310 square feet office I MHHOIs rections for 3 styles. Collie, 6 years old. Sheldon nasium of a Town recrea­ cutouts, and a large selec­ 6 Room Cape (1 unfinished), 1 bath, 1 car garage.' Main Street, Manchester - Mastercard accepted. tion of fabrics and water, close to busline, available. Main Street The Town of • Manehesler is an TO ORDER, send $1.50 for each Road. Telephone 646-4555. tion center. Good condition. Bowers School. Owner financing appliances, wall to wall efjual fipportunilv employer, and pattern, plus 50( for postage and 647-9126,' MODELS, TRAINS, supplies. location with ample handling. An Associate's Degree WIKKSTU LRO available. Priced at $59,900. requires an affirmative action Games, telesc^es and carpeting, tile bath, dis­ parking. Call 649-2891. ANNE CABOT Personals 2 StOO.OOO Farnl]i Canifiground,* 9S acrei * _ ' « , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . # • • • • poluy for'all of its Contractors and with major course work microscopes, ’Tuesday, TH E BITTERSWEET posal, etc. No pets. Call TIm; Manchester Herald S'endors as a eondilion of doing in Recreation and at least Thursday, and Friiav: 528-1494. ilSO Ave. 9f Americas WANTED: Ride from H M O W.. rsrpUc., 4W, .lua. .idk, ...... " f ...... V. OUTER-WEAR SHOP — Save Now! Vz business with the Town, as per six months working in a * Howland Realtors Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- New York. N.Y. 10036 Porter Street to Pratt & OPEN NOW! ! ! Price on most Christmas Kedcral Order 11246 Print Name, Address with ZIP 65.000 Cape, fuH Bunt, immacutate I WILL Babysit your child 6. . ROCKVILLE - On busline. Whitney, second shift. Call public recreation ’•MARKDOWN” - item s. Gifts, Antiques, Hid Forms, plans and CODE and Style Number. 1U.OOO 9 Rm., Col., new coRstruction, in my Manchester■ ste home.■ 643-1108 Brand new three room BASEMENT STORAGE specifications are available at the after 10:30 a m., 646-4714. program is required. fmaflclns Ages 3Vz to 4Vz. Telephone Famous Maker Outer- Jewelry, Teas & Herbs, AREA with dirt floors. 19H2 ALBUM with 16'pa};e MANCHESTER BASKETS & WICKER apartments - Extra large (ieneral Services Olfice. 41 ('enter' GIFT SECTION with full ••••«••••••••••••••••••• Applications and job 643-5423, Wear for the Entire Fami­ Route 44A, Bolton, 643- , 95.900 R. Ranch. 4 U.. Mr. Qean lives here rooms with large closets. First room IS’i ft.xl5 ft.; Street, Manchester, Connecticut directions. Price ... $2.25> Announcements 3 descriptions are ly at Discount Prices - 30% 7800. second room 23 fl.xl5'/2 ft. MANCHESTER THE WICKER CO’TTAGE $300 per month. Security Town of Manchester, BOOKS AT $3.25 EACH available at the Personnel 140.000 4 Bd., Split Ranch, Famil)i Rm. to 60% off. Jackets, Vests — Specializing in baskets, HORSE’!' OF c o t R.SF! $30 monthly. 649-0717. • FOR and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen and references requirecl. Connecticut Q-129-DOLLS-Old and New. How FLEA MARKET: Every Office, 41 Center Street, 145.000 Unique U&R Forest KUs. financini wicker furniture, wall Available January 1st. to dress them; how to make them. Sunday 10-5. Coventry an-, 7 Rm. Split, new furnace, fireplaced Mall, Glastonbury. Open THE MAPLEWILD TACK Robert B. Weiss. Manchester, Connecticut. hangings and bath Telephoneepho 875-1128 9-5 MIsc. lor Rent 58 0-130 - KEEPSAKE QUILTS. 24 tique center, 1140 Main 149.000 Old Col., 4Bd., full Bsmt. B -B UPHOLSTERY. fimily room. Price reduced to $70,900 Every Night till 9pm. ROOM of Bolton is General Manager pieced and appliqued designs. Closing date for filing accessories. Route 84, Ver­ Monday-Saturday. Q-131-HEIRL00M HANDIWORK-20 Street, Coventry. Dealer SALE Custom work. Free es- with an assumable 14% mortgage. Offers non (across from - featuring Stuben Sigfried 016-02 types of needlework skills. space available. Telephone applications is December 155.000 Ten 8m., Col., 4-5 Bd., fireplaccd LR. timates. Will pick up and BICYCLES Saddles at $499.95. ^ e us FOR RENT - 550 sq. ft., invited. Land). 646-6219. Monday - MANCHESTER Two Q-132-T0 GIVE or KEEP-40 nee­ 30, 1981. $43,000 THREE fo r major brands of one garage, truck size 742-9698. 109.900 Private setting in this 6-f ftn. Col. ^ deliver. Please call 646- BICYCLES AND Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. bedroom apartment at Sun­ dlework items to make. An equal opportunity Sefl. Hnancini ROOM CONDO 2161 after 5 p.m. English and Western equip­ door. Telephone 649-5358. TOWN OK MANCHESTER Q-133-CRAFTS-68 pages of q’Jick- CAMPING EQUIPMENT ny Brook Village. $440 in­ employer. overlooking pool. ment, Christmas cards and Security deposit required. i . n . VI. V I I K i; to-make items. "MAINSTREET" is com­ 94,400 Reduced R. RNKh, 3 Bd., lull Bsmt, Zinsser Agency 646’1511 — Sporting Goods, Ice FLORIST cludes heat, hot water, ing to Manchester on New Omer fmanciitf Choice location and more! MAPLEWILD At a meeting held on December 7. Q-134- SLUMBERTIME COVERLETS AVOID COSTLY DAMAGE Skates, Sleds, Barbells, appliances and air- 1981. the Planning and Zoning ('om- -2 4 crib and small bed quilts. Year's Eve. Call Connec­ 88,500 Ranch, 7Rm.. 2 fireplaces, ready for occupancy. Hockey, Exercise Eciuip- KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 TACK ROOM, Toomey — Gutters and Downspouts, conditioning. Ideal for AUTOMOTIVE mission nvade the loll.owing ticut Sound Productions. RocUef^e section. Road (at Bolton Center), EXECUTIVE Fully Insured. MANCHESTER ment. FARR’S, 2 Main Hartford Road. Weddings, older couple. No pets. decisions: 644-0691. SECRETARY - Opportuni­ Dutch Colonial Street, Manchester - 643- corsages, fresh flower Bolton, CT 649-5550. MONKOi; I.FNfs (L*20i • Denied MERRILL LYNCH REALTY $70,900-CHARM- Free Estimates /•sWid Damato Enterprises, 646- B A R R O W S CO. 7111. arrangements, silk a change of zone without prejudice ty to grow into Marketing IN Q 3 BEDROOM Senior Citizen Discount Spacious 6 Rooms. 4 bedrooms, form al dining JEWELER,S 1021. Autos For Sale 61 VIRGIN ISLANDS - with a professio n a I 358 Burnside 4ve.. EJl 289-6881 split level with IVz I Toom, targe.kltchen with pantQ'. Grained oak arrangements, plants, - 183 203 New Stale Road. Young Original ANTigUES i:\sT ii\BTFORi» wi i.m v; January 31st, February engineering firm. Requires baths, new furnace finish. Plastered walls: Handy to busline. funeral flowers. 643-9559. This Christmas let the MANCHESTER - Deluxe SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS. 13th. Air and Land CENTRALLY LOCATED 8 646-0754 (K-IS) • Granted a special excep­ good typing ability. Salary and more. Owner financing. Priced at $69,900. BROOKS ANTIQUES - DIAMOND SHOWCASE one bedroom townhouse, TRUCKS. Car Inventory tion with conditions • 150 Batson Included. $729. Transporta­ p e r cent assumable CHRISTMAS commensurate with skills Manchester Mall, 811 Main help you discover the private entrance, patio and valued $2143 sold for $100. Drive. ' tion to J.F.K., camping and experience. 3-4 days a mortgage, only $333 ARRANGEMENTS - Similar bargains available. $105,000 - NEW 7 Street, Manchester. magic of love ... with a V* full basement.Includes Copies of these decisions have been equipment and je e p s week.Schedule flexible. monthly.hly Six room, four WILL DO Babysitting in Philbrick Agency PARK HILL JOYCE Call for informatign, 602- ROOM CONTEMPO­ WANTED ANTIQUE carat total weight heat, appliances, carpeting filed in the office of the Town provided. Telephone 633- Contact Diane or bedroom)or cape. Aluminum my home. Verpfank school FLOWER SHOP: FTD. 941-8014, Ext, 7816. Phone ('lerk. RARY CAPE with 2 area. Telephone 649-3219. FURNITURE, glass Fruit Baskets, Christmas matching engagement ring and air-conditioning. $430 7441 or 236-2996. Rosemary at 649-8531 for siding. Gas neat (2 zone.) 646-4200 cIocKs. dolls and collec-l monthly. No pets. Damato call refundable. PLANNING AND ZONING appointment. Paneled recreation room. baths, fireplaced I Parties, Flowering Plants. and wedding ring for just COMMISSION tibles. Ask for Harold - 646- Call: 649-0791. Enterprises, 646-1021, Only $59,900. Cash study, 2 car garage. BABYSITTER - high $399.00. Season’s Greetings CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Leo Kwash. Secretary Mortgage Loans 8 Looking for another income? Rooming 9243 or 646-2690. Dated this I6th day of December. FEMALE PART TIME required. Approximately school vicinity. Call for from the DIAMOND D eVille - 72,000 miles. house in the center of town with a cash PENTLAND FLORIST - 1981 help wanted. Varied hours.' $27,000. Pasek Realtors, Monica, 646-2216 after 3 COME SEE A PIECE OF FIVE LARGE ROOMS for MORTGAGE LOANS-1st; $243,500 OUT­ income of over $14,000 per year. Owner Visit Us For All Your SHOWCASE, Manchester Good condition. $2700 or 017-12 . Must be over 18. Apply in 289-7475. p.m. PRINCESS DIANA’S VEIL couple, second floor of two 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS. STANDING 9 ROOM will finance with only 20% down pay­ Holiday Needs. See Our Parkade. Best offer. Telephone 742- Realty state-wide. Credit person: Tommys Pizzaria, Victorian Christmas family. Rent plus utilities 6800 - Keep trying. HiMciisTa 4 m t n BRICK COLONIAL PROFESSIONAL PIANO ment. $59,900. Choice Selection, 24 Birch BRAY’S JEWELRY rating unnecessary. 269 East Center Street, OPEN HOUSE. December and deposit. Available , Prolmle Notirr with 5 car garage, 4 TUNING and Repair. Call Street - 643-6247. “ Pleasing STORE - 737 Main Street, Reasonable. Confidential, Manchester between 2 and “OfA HONir — Salei prke and income now. Telephone 871-7997. .(!ourt of Probate. District of bedrooms, 3600 sq. ft. Susan Akmentin at 228- 19th and 20th', 12:00 to 4:30 You Is Our Pleasure.” Manchester, CT. Quick arraligement. 4 pm. liniits increiMd. Do you cpialHy? CoH 649- Manchester 4000. 3552. p.m. RED GOOSE FARM Specializing in Bulova, ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, plus 8 acres of land. In Wolverton Agency NOTICK OF MKAIUNG “POSSSIE OWNER FWANCMG" Spoooui 3 ANTIQUES, Goose Lane, CENTERPIECES, FRUIT Seiko, Pulsar, Accutron, MANCHESTER - Newly 100 Constitution Plaza, a class by itself. KSTATK OK LKON PODROVK Bdrm Raised Ranch vrith Ig. covered porch Coventry. 742-9137. BASKETS, Flowering Timex Watches. Also, decorated two bedroom Hartford. 527-7971; $180 PER WEEK PART LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ 649-2813 Pursuant to an order of Hon . overloolung a well maintained lawn! Low $90'i. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Plants For'Y our Holiday Finest Jewelry. FREE apartment. Access to shop­ Donald F Auehter. Acting Judge, evenings: 233-6879, 233- 'TIME at home. Webster, "VERSATU ENTOTAMAINT CENTET in this Ig. ages cleaned. All types BOUGHT AND SOLD At Needs, BROWNS LOTTERY TICKET with ping centers, buslines and dated Dee 15. 1981 a hearing will 6885. America’s foremost dic­ GROUP 1 THE ANTIQUE MARKET , tionary company needs 4 Idm Car. CoL phts many other custom trash, brush removed. CO LU M BIA — 9.8 acres plus 4 buildings on Rt. 6. Zoned for industrial and com ­ FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main purchase of $10.00 or more. schools. .F or further he held on an application’ of the toatam! Asking $108,500. PLACE, 811 Main Street. Street, Manchester petitioner for approval and home workers to update Picket, Split Rail, mercial use. Owner financing. $240,000. 643-5617. details, please call 528-4196 Reconditioned Gas Savers “OWNER FRUNCMG AVAAABIT-One or two ZINSSER 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small allowance from the (’ourt to con­ local mailing lists. All Stockade Fences installed. BOLTON — 4 acres plus 7 bay garage and single family home. Includes business J & J JEWELERS - 785 between 9 and 5 pm or “ H e . H u y , S e ll [ i EMPLOYMENT faody home possiile, 8 rms phis 4 car garage. Shops. Auctions 7pm Every vey without consideration certain a g e s , experience un­ 528-0670. and equipment. O i^ er financing. ^265,000. VANITY CAR PLATE.S Main Street, Manchester, after 5 pm and weekends, and Rfipair'^ real estate locatinl on Hartford $74,900. ' Thursday. necessary. Call 1-716-842- AGENCY EAST HAMPTON — Lake Pocotopaug — boat yard, office and showroom, repair "(iiality Merchandise at 649-7157. Road. Pine and Kim Streets as in “ICNMMNBfOOD PACMGE STORT’-business LfCENSED DAY CARE ENGRAVED-RAISED Help Wanted 13 6000, Ext. 5063. bay plus 44’X12’ live in trailer. Mercury Motor franchise. 1 YPEWRITERS Old Fashioned Prices.” T im M oriarty’s .said application on file more fully aniy good sates and good inccme. $39,900. HOME - Will watch your LETTERS. appears, at the ('ourt of Probate on Reduced to $^,500. 14K Chains / Bracelets / MANCHESTER - Newly SILK TOWN MOTORS PART TIME - Work at COETWY 21 LMSEY REAL ESTATE 6464511 child or infant days. Call YALE TYPEWRITER ORGANIZATION Diamond Earrings / Pen­ decorated one bedroom December 23. 1981 at 12 30 P M ■ 353 SLJ4i).MM _ MANCHESTER 646-0262. J SFJRVICE — Typewriters Emblems, Business Cards. Bernice 1 Daniel. home on the phone ser­ AVAILABLE Immediate­ dants and Cultured Pearls. apartment. Access to shop­ 643-6217 vicing our customers in ly, second shift, (2 p.m. til Rebuilt. Portable Name Pins. Button Making Keepsake Your Christmas ping centers, buslines and Clerk F. J. Spilecki Realtor 643-2121 Typewriters, From $20.00. [ OlH-12 your area. Telephone 456- 10 p.m.) person to wash -Vichines/Supplies. Diamond Source. schools. Foi; further details Sales and Service. M, NCHESTER RUBBER 0876 or 528-6631. and disinfect poultry Services Offered 31 Painting-Papering 32 please call 528-4196 AUTO LEASING RENTAL Typewriter and Adding ST. MPS, 20 Birch - 649- tIAKDW ARF, vehicles, equipment and n BUSINESS Lakewood Circle between 9 and 5 pm or - Oldies But Goodies Classified ads are used by • P A R T T IM E other jobs. Must have own Machines. 51 Purnell 4489. Visa - Master Card. ENGLAND T’ 'UE VALUE after 5 pm and weekends, Limited. Rent-A-Car. and SERVICES INTERIOR PAINTING, Place, 649-4986. people when they are SALESPERSON to sell transpiortation and license. BABYSITTER over ten years experience, is the setting for this lovely 7 room aluminum HARDWARE- Route 44A, 649-7157. $12.95 day, 100 free miles. sid^ home, 1st floor family room with bookcased TELEVISIONS searching for products or subscriptions door-to-door Call Jim Fracchia AVAILABLE, Martin. low rates and senior citizen FlU IT BASKETS Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- Automobiles bought, sold, fireplace and fireplace in living room, 2 baths, SUN SALES AND Service, EXTRA large two room ef­ services. For fast results, with newscarrier two weekdays between 8 a.m. Services Offered 31 School area. Call after 3 discounts. 643-9980. large private tre^ lot, available immediately, HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS rented. 323 Center Street, evenings a week or Satur­ and 5 p.m. Arbor. Acres p.m. 649-2094, FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Kerosene, Skil power tools. ficiency, wall to wall, heat, Manchester. Telephone use a Classified ad to at­ l^sking $79,000. Owner financing available. — Order Early. Also SHOP PEARLS-6 4 9 Main Stanley hand tools, plum­ days. Salary plus com­ Farm, Inc. Glastonbury, r Te w e a v i .ng b’ u r n parking, appliances. $260. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. tract people who are ready Wicker Items. PERO Street, Downtown bing and electrical missions. Call Circulation CT. 633-4681, EOE. HOLES. Zippers, um ­ SNOWPLOWING Intarlar/Exisriorlor Printing, Manchester. 643-2171, Most Security, references. 646- to buy. f r u i t s t a n d . 276 supplies, California paint Manager, Manchester brellas repaired. Window Commercial & Residen­ Wi and Drywril brands available: G/E, 1642 after 5 weekdays. DODGE COLT 1976 station Herald; 643-2711. tial. Manchester. Oakland Street, and paint sundr.es, wagon. Four speed, radio, BABYSITTER NEEDED shades, Venetian blinds. Keith Real Estate 646-4126 Zenith, Sony, RCA and Reasonable. F ree e s ­ pnffttinul ncL Manchester. 643-6384. wallpaper and housewares.' FOUR ROOMS - large sun- radials and snow tires. Easy-sew separates for weekdays to pick up boy at Keys. TV FOR RENT. riitwiirir ifkw. Frw' more to choose from. SUPERINTENDENT timates, Call anytime 646- pbrch, .new kitchen, the junior-size fipurc with 5:30 p.m. from day care Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Ktinitn. FAj fenvri Excellent condition. $2,495. needed for live-in position 5489, 646-1327. REN r - - appliances, heat, hot ycar-i ,d appeal. A school on Waddell Street. 649-5221, a; L. M c H U Q H Telephone 228-9727. in Manchester. Only hard 64 3 -9 3 2 1 WITH OP1.0N -TO BUY water, garage, security simple ^ousc and vest Entails 30 minutes a day ith a Kcntly working individuals need DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - and references. No pets. PLYMOUTH DUSTER - teams ’ maximum. Telephone 646- BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 41 Articles lor Sale 48 flared or cu- apply. Must be capable and Parking lots, driveways, OWNER MAY HELP^INANCEI Articles for Sale Antiques 0517 after 6 p.m. Concrete. Chimney * RENTALS Adults preferred. 646-3414. 1971. Great Christmas gift. lottes ed\in pat- willing to repair gas apartments, stores, SIX ROOMS BIO REAR WINDOW Repairs. “No Job Too MANY EXTRAS FIREPLACE WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ Excellent condition. All .) heating systems, stones, sidewalks, sanding. 646- BRIGHTEN YOUR SEASONED oak firewood tUBULAR Fireplace THREE ROOM apart- Small.’ ’ Call 644-8356 for FIRE ALARM CONVENIENT niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil new parts. $1200 or best H-171 with Photo-Guide minor electrical and do COLLEGE STUDENTS - 2204. CEILINGS AND WALLS for sale ■ for deliveries call grating with electric motor ment, second floor. Heat, estimates. " Paintings, or Antique Rooms for Rent 52 offer. Telephone 649-4083 is in Sizes 7 to 15. Size cleaning for large apart­ Need $$$? Part time help FDRTHEHDLIDAYS... George Griffing, Andover. blower. $20. Telephone 643- •••••••••••••••••••••••• hot water, stove, items. R. Harrison. evenings. • 9, 32 bust . . . blouse, 1 ment complex. Call for ap­ while in college. We RESPONSIBLE Mother Beifiore, Realtors 742-7M6. 5873. refrigerator, carpet. Cen­ OuiMIr Work. Telephone 643-8709. MANCHESTER - nice 1980 TOYOTA Corolla sta­ yards 45-inch; vest, % pointment between 9 a.m. employ many students for will babysit in my home trally located. Adults only. Fully Insured. clean room for rent. tion wagon. Good condi­ yard; skirt, \% yards; and noon, Monday thru year round jobs. Some of weekdays 6 a.m.-5 p.m. 431 Main 8t. 647-1413 AIR Compressor - % HP, Free Estimates. Reliable person. Telephone No pets. Security deposit. tion. 33,000 miles. $5500 or pants, 2 Lj yards; culot­ Friday, 528-1300. our students earn over $7,- M&M P&H, Manchester Washington-Verplank 15 gallon tank. Three •••••••••••••••••••••••• - Dogs-B/rda-Pett 43 646-2351 after 4 p.m. $295. Telephone 646-7690. best offer; Tielephone 646- tes, 2 yards. $2.25 plus 50<* 000 working full time when 649-2871. Small repairs, school 'districts. Will also Senior Citizen Discount NEW LISTING COVENTNY months old. $225 or best Wanted to Buy 49 for postafre and handling. Immaculate i Rm Ranch. IW baUu, 3 car garage, • •••••••••••••••••••-•••a 0643. SALES: Tired of real es­ remodeling, heating, sit for school vacations. offer. 647-1660. ______••••••••••••••••••****** VERNON - carpeted two SUE BURNEH summer comes and win a F /P , living rm., wood bi-mlng atove In family rm., TIGGER & PIPPIN Are tate franchise problems? scholarship at the same baths, kitchens and water Prices negotiable. Phone 646-0754 CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ bedroom, y s heat paid. The Hanchetler HeraM new Mtchen, wet bar, 2 yr. old Sabrina in ground . NEW QUEEN OR KING young affectionate Maine GOVERNMENT Associate yourself with a time. Call Mr. Anzivine, heaters. Free estimates! 646-1959. [«oI (20x40), acre lot abuta 14th green of Tw in. ty. We buy (luickly and con­ Call now. Capitol Homes, 11S0 Ave. of Amerlcai SIZE Waterbed, never coon cats looking for a SURPLUS CARS AND Naw York, N.Y. 10036 high volume established 646-3936 2 to 6 p.m. only. Hills CioU Courae. A muat aee home. 171,900. fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ 523-5598. opened, 10 year warranty, good home. 342-05'Tl or 633- TRUCKS ,now available Print Name, Address with ZIP professional. Highest com ­ C it M Tree Service, Free SNOWPLOWING INTERIOR AND poration. 646-0131. CLEAN, QUIET ROOM CODE, Style Number and Size. walnut stained pine frame, 6M1. through government sales, missions, five boards, WANTED: Driver for In­ estimates. Discount senior Residential, Commercial. EXTERIOR painting, near busline. Middle aged VERNON - heat paid, one New '81 FASHION with citizens. Company Lombardo & Associates headboard, deck, pedestal, WANTED: Lionel trains under $300. Call 1:714-569- professional training. For dustrial Cateri^ truck. FREE Estimates. paper hanging. Carpentry FREE BEAGLE PUPPY - working person preferred, bedroom, fireplace, patio, Success in Sewing, is Manchester owned and mattress, liner, heater plus for family collection and 0241 for your directory on confidential interview, call Five day week. Telephone Telephone 644-3302. CAB Work. Fully insured. J.P. seven months old. To Good Non-smoker or drinker. appliances and more. filled with appealing operated. Call 646-1327. 649-4003 added siderails. $199. 563- how to purchase. Open 24 K. Chamn FRI 647-9144 R44-onii>. Construction. Lewis & Son, 649-9658. Home. Telephone 846-5289. layout. Telephone 649-0746. Telephone 649-1237. Capitol Homes > 523-5598. designs. Also 2 BONUS SBll. Rocky Hill. hours. Coupons!Price . . . $2.25.