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I VOL. C, No. 82 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, January 7, 19B1 yOur hometown newshaper ' since 1681 • Single Copy 2St • Home Delivery 2(X ]

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Monday night the Planning and By MARY KITZMANN Herald Reporter Zoning ‘ Commission rejected the proposal to relocate the town garage MANCHESTER—An angry Board in East Cemetery, vacating, the pre­ of Directors agreed Tuesday night to sent site for Multi-Circuits. While form a committee and delay a deci­ citing the inappropriateness of a sion on trading property with Multi- cemetery for a garage the PZC also Circuit Inc. to allow expansion of its said .the present town garage would Harrison Street plant. be adequate with an expansion. Although Donald Richter^ Last night Multi-Circuits proposal secretary of Multi-Circuits, feared was back before the Board of Direc­ the press would report his comments tors, and Richter hoped to persuade as a threat, it was the Board of Making way for the day’s shoppers, a worker plows the West area woke up this morning to about five inches of snow. it to look, at Manchester’s economic Middle Turnpike entrance to the Manchester Parkade. The (Herald photo by Pinto) Directors and many audience well-being rather than the PZC’s speakers who interpeted Multi- recommendation or the objections of Circuit’s position as an ultimatum. the neighborhood to the expansion. Richter, who appeared before the board twice before asking to acquire But the' board interpreted his the town property on Harrison Street analysis as not-too-subtle pressure. “I Storm closes most schools

in exchange for a new park garage feel that to come before us and say Snow fell through the night, The state Department of Transpor­ temperatures which prevented tation Department s storm center elsewhere, had reinterated Multi- we should look at the economic reali­ reaching accumulations of three and tation began sending trucks out along freezing conditions. said a battery of 617 trucks blanketed Circuits needed space to grow. ty; but that it’s not a threat,” (in a half inches in the Greater Hartford state roadways at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. While driving was slow, travelers the state’s highways as snow began “ If we cannot expand in reality is a threat). Republican area, but causing few complications Once at full strength, some 800 who didn’t rely on roadways had few accumulating by 11 p.m. Manchester, there will be a marked Director Pete DiRosa told Richter. aside from the closing of most trucks worked highways throughout problems with the snow. Major highways were al! plowed reduction in the payroll and money “But we are supposed to assume schools across the state. the night, plowing and spreading Normal operations were reported and sanded by 4 a.m. but driving con­ expended in the community,’’ that you are prepared to do A spokesman for the state Depart­ sand. at Bradley International Airport in ditions were still hazardous at that Richter said. "That’s a reality.” something economically detrimental ment of Transportation said travel on The National Weather Service Windsor Locks. Conrail’s New Haven time. Spokesman Jim Larson said Multi-Circuits employes 480 per­ to the town, unless we favor Multi- state highways had been slowed due Issued a travelers advisory early line, the major rail service for com­ conditions began to improve at the sons and spent $1 million in Circuit— I resent it.” to slippery conditions but reported today, urging motorists to use cau­ muters in southern Connecticut start of the rush hour. Manchester last year according to Richter explained he asked only for only one major accident, along 1-84 in tion on slippery roads. But a heading for , Richter, but it is hemmed in by a State police reported only one the board’s cooperation in solving the Newtown. spokesman at the DOT Operations experienced only minor delays. major accident statewide as a result residential neighborhood, the town Multi-Circuit’s, the town’s, and the The Manchester Highway Depart­ Center expressed relief at the high A spokesman in the state Transpor­ of the storm. cemetery and wishes to acquire the Roll Street neighborhood’s problem. ment began saltipg town roads at

town garage. Earlier he had suggested the board about 12:15 a.m! today, and had "If we can’t fulfill our obligations was uncaring in its approach to the switched to plowing by 3 a.m. Crews

to our customers in Manchester we problem. were expected to continue pushing will have to go to some other place,” Car sales report due While Multi-Circuits says it will snowba^ from the roadways tor the he said. leave Manchester if not being remainder of the day, in hopes of DETROIT (UPI) - Sales by maintained, or reduced, prices on 1980 — a total of 293,595 vehicles, up completing the job before freezing allowed to expand at Harrison Street, General Motors dropped 16 percent some small and mid-sized cars. from 292,109 in 1979. temperatures make work difficult. the residents have strongly protested in 1980 but the No. 1 automaker’s dis­ CTirysler Corp., fighting for sales the expansion. Fred Wajacs, highway superinten­ mal year-end results dimmed today momentum to begin the new year, Sales'’ of U.S.-built Volkswagen dent, reported the clean-up operation models set a new record during the Release The residents fear the corporation in comparison to the industry-wide said it will not increase sticker year at 202.672, an increase of 21.4 will gradually push them out of the was progressing well, but said two car sales debacle, expected to be the prices now, but likely will be forced percent from 1979. the company said. neighborhood — President Merrill plow frames were broken during worst since 1961. to order increases in the future. Whiston has said he hopes to double snow removal. Although equipment GM opened the barrage of year-end GM’s 1980 performance was better There were, however, some bright pact not output of .the printed electronics cir­ breakdowns are normal, Wajacs said reports Tuesday, and other U.S. spots for the U.S. industry. than the auto industry as a whole. cuits in the coming years. The plant the loss of two frames was unusual. automakers will report their final The top automaker said it sold 4,116,- The Japanese yen rose on inter­ exists in the middle of town by virtue East Hartford and Manchester 1980 sales today. Domestic sales are 482 U.S.-built cars last year, down 16 national money markets Tuesday to of being the oldest industrial zone. Police said a couple of accidents had expected to show a drop of 20 percent percent from 4,887,281 in 197r. 198 yen per one U.S. dollar. accepted One meeting speaker, Vincent Kel­ been attributed to the storm this from last year — the lowest level in But the No. 1 automaker’s car Although a poor indicator for the ly, described the situation as a “hot morning but reported few com­ nearly two decades. sales were more depressed at the end By United Pres* International dollar, the rising yen will make hot- potato’ for the board. plications from the snow which Foreign automakers also plan to of December, falling 29.5 percent Iran’s hostage commission head selling Japanese compact cars more Mayor Stephen Penny explained began falling at 7:30 p.m. in the issue their year-end sales reports below the previous year in the final said today that Iran has not com­ the board encourages indust^, but western part of the state. today. 10-day selling period of the month. expensive in America and perhaps mitted itwlf to accept any hostage- wondered whether M ulticircuits’ Thousands of students across the Ford Motor Co. Tuesday followed The figures were in stark contrast less attractive than U.S.-built small freeing arrangement made by long range plans note the plant’s state weibomed the storm which GM's lead in boosting 1981 sticker to the year-end report issued cars. Algerian mediators and said further expansion is impossible at brought them another day away from prices — an average of $85 or about 1 Tuesday by Volkswagen, which said GM also claimed some slight vic­ “negotiations are continuing.” Harrison Street. school. percent — although the comoanv its U.S. sales were up 0.5 percent in tories. “We will make an announcement soon,” said Behzad Nabavi, head of the hostage commission, at a news

conference in Tehran. Money problems greet legislators Nabavi, in the report of the Tehran news conference monitored in Lon­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut He said the idea there was $200 don, sought to clarify confusion million worth of fat in state govern­ lawmakers return to the Capitol Kclalfd HturieH on pagcK 2 and which arose Tuesday after a meeting today with Gov. William O’Neill war­ 19. ment was a -myth. ” 1 challenge between Aya'tollah Ruhollah anyone to find It, " said Abate. ning they will face a “ serious” Khomeini and Prime Minister While O'Neill undoubtedly will call problem in trying to shore up a $22 Mohammad Ali Rajai. cent to generate more than $62 for drastic restrictions in spending. Rajai said afterward that million shortfall in the current million. budget. Democratic leaders will try to stif'e Khomeini had agreed to the idea of At 7.5 percent, the tax already is O’Neill, the 50-year-old former their colleagues' creativity. Algeria offering guarantees in its the highest statewide sales tax in the legislator sworn in New Year’s Eve country. Legislative leaders, worried that mediation on Iran’s monetary to succeed the ailing Ella Grasso, demands for freeing 52 Americans The deficit in this year's budget lawmakers will spread themselves was scheduled to deliver a 10-to 15- pales in comparison to what has been thin with a wide range of peripheral held captive since Nov. 4, 1979. minute State of the State address at Nabavi, however, said he had been estimated for the next fiscal year. bills, want to limit the number of noon as the 1981 Legislature opens. with Rajai when he made his The first proposed 1981-82 budget, measures which will be allowed on remarks, and that the prime minster The speech traditionally is the said to be streamlined at $3.1 billion, the House and .Senate floors. had not said Iran would accept governor’s first official tipoff to law­ would create a $182.7 million short­ makers of what the chief executive whatever Algeria proposed. fall. Republicans will have a little more would like to see done with the ,.,‘"nie negotiations are continuing,” House Speaker Ernest Abate. D- to say in what is done this year The budget and other major legislation Nabavi said. “We will make an an­ Stamford, said he saw no way the 1980 election weakened Democratic during the six-month session. nouncement soon.” Legislature could put together a 1981- control in the House from 103-48 to O’Neill said Tuesday his message Nabavi gave no indication of a 82 budget without agreeing to some 83-68 and in the Senate from 26-10 to would focus on the state’s financial tax increases. 23-13. , breakthrough, major or minor, in the hostage issue and dropped no hints picture and would be ‘‘short, concise

that the captive Americans might be and to the point.” He predicted it wouldn’t make anybody laugh, but fre ^ soon. In Washington, the White House — would be more of a “ fighting” speech. speaking before Nabavi’s twice- “We have serious problems,” postponed news conference in Tehran Wednesday O’Neill said. “I will lay them out — said it had received only further tomorrow as I see them and 1 hope questions from Iran. the General Assembly will take the White House press secretary Jody appropriate action that I Brian Sipe of Browns AFC player Powell said the Iranians Tuesday Day 431 of the year. Page 8. relayed to Washington some recommend.” Asked if he favored cuts in services Today is the 431st day the George Gervln sparks Spurs in questions, which officials described NBA. Page 9. as “substantive,” about the latest over new or increased taxes, O’Neill American hostages have been held

U.S. response to Iran’s conditions for said, “ We cannot allow the people of captive in Iran.

ending, the 431-day crisis. the state of Connecticut to go hungry inside today or freeze to death. We must do this in Powell counseled caution against Classified ...... 21-22 the most Inexpensive way possible Connecticut (excess hope. Some reports on the Comics...... 23( but we cannot run away from our Nurses head back to work at latest developments, he said, were Editorial ...... 4 responsibilities.” “decidedly too optimistic” in tone. Waterbury hospital today after a Entertainment ...... 20 O’Neill has been told he can expect second bargaining unit accepts a “We are now in the process of F am ily...... 14-18 responding to the questions (from a minimum $22 million deficit in the new contract and ends the state’s Obituaries ...... 8 Iran)," Powell said. “There is no state’s $2.7 billion budget because of largest hospital nurses strike. Page People/Food...... 13

way to know which way this will the loss of federal revenue sharing 3. Peopletalk...... 2 money and inflation’s impact on lead. We will all be well advised not Sports...... 7-9 state expenses. to Jump to conclusions.” Television ...... 20 Gov. William O’Neill checks, Tuesday, his "State of the One possibility that has been dis­ 'The United States has offered to in sports Towntalk ...... 6 State’’ message as he prepared to deliver what he called a cussed to cover the deficit, which unfreeze $11 billion to $12 billion^ U pdate...... 2 could run as high as $56 million this Complete area scboiastlc basket­ Iranian assets as a price for freeing fighting address to the opening session of the 1981 Connecticut ball highlights. Page 7. Weather ...... 2 the hostages. Legislature today. (UPI Photo) fiscal year, would be to raise the sales tax from 7.5 percent to 8 per- iq il

2 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 7. 1961 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 7, 1981 - -t Waterbury nurses return to their jobs Update WATERBURY (UPI) — More than 500 nurses picked hospitals in 1980, said the nurses weren’t regretting the Hospital officials said the impact of the walkout was Both nurses bargaining units had rejected initial con­ up medical equipment instead of picket signs today as strike, described by hospital officials as the most severe sharpened when more than 500 maintenance and service tract offers presented by their union before agreeing to they headed back to work at Waterbury Hospital with the state has seen. workers also honored the picket lines for part of the the new contracts. Connecticut’s largest nurses’ strike behind them. “The majority of the nurses felt they had achieved strike. The LPN contract was worked out late Monday after a The walkout ended in its eighth week Tuesday when 180 Jonathan Marks requested the protection Tuesday to New England, causing traffic accidents, closing C ontem pt proceedings tremendous strides, not only for themselves but for other The city’s other hospital, St. Mary’s, handled most of 13-hour bargaining session which involved state Reagan still confident after his client, Mark David Chapman, pleaded innocent schools and making life miserable for thousands without ^ ^ licensed practical nurses ratified a three-year contract, workers,” Mrs. Millar said, “and they felt that collective the overload of patients resulting from the strike with BUCKEYE, La. (UPI) — The Justice Department is mediators and federal mediators from and New by reason of insanity to a charge of second-degree heat In New York City. At least three weather-related clearing the way for their return to work and the return bargaining was the only way to achieve this." some patients sent to other area hospitals. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Brushing aside fresh skep­ pressing contempt proceedings against state judge York. ticism about the economic recovery pian he maue the murder. Marks said Chapman is mentally competent to deaths were reported. of the hospital's 340 registdted nurses. stand trial, however. The storm dumped up to a half-foot of snow across the Richard Lee, who vows never surrender in his f i^ t Both groups of nurses struck the 512-bed hospital on centerpiece of his campaign, President-elect Ronald against a desegregation order that would send three Reagan remains confident he will surprise the Wearing a bullet-proof vest under a wrinkled raincoat. upper Midwest 'Tuesday and moved as far north as Nov. 17, and although the registered nurses ratifi^ a new Connecticut today. Tennessee school children in 14 coun­ white girls to an aii-black schooi. contract last month they honored the LPN picket lines pessimists. Chapman, a 25-year-old Beatles fan, entered the innocent plea in state Supreme Court in Manhattan. ties and three cities got the day off today because of snow A motion, which seeks a |l,000-a-day fine, was Hied and stayed off the job. Reagan scheduled a meeting with top aides this after­ Tuesday against Lee hours after he went to Buckeye High noon to, as chief assistant EMwin Meese said, "cover tte and ice. ' The hospital said arrangements would be made today school with a constable to make sure the three girls were whole works" of the economic blueprint sketched during Nixon casts a shadow for the nurses' return to work and to bring the patient Now...We Accept admitted to the all-white school. census back to more than 400 beds in use a day from the his run for the White House. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Richard Nixon has cast a ‘/’m not a Boy Scout* Today's strategy session will be one of "several shadow that will limit discussions of Watergate during In solitary confinement less than 100 used daily during the walkout. MINIMUM PURCHAM briefings we'll be having over the next several weeks,” Senate hearings on the nomination of Alextinder Haig, his NEW YORK (UPI) - Rep. Raymond Lederer, is Mary Lou Millar, executive director of the Connecticut *30.00. MAXIMUM said Meese, who wili be counselor to the president after onetime chief of staff, to be secreury of state. shown on an Abscam videotape selling his services as a LEEDS, England (UPI) - Peter Sutcliffe, the truck Health Care Associates union, said the LPN contract PURCHASE DEPENDS congressman for 1^,000 handed him by FBI undercover offered wage hikes of 36 percent or more over its three Jan. 20. Nixon’s lawyer informed the Senate Foreign Relations driver charged with the 13th Yorkshire Ripper slaying, OPEN MON THRU SAT 8 30A M to 9 OOP M ON YOUR BANK Committee Tuesday the former president will not give agents aiid saying "I’m not a Boy Scout.” was in solitary confinement at the Armley jail and detec­ years as well as pension and noneconomic im­ APPROVAL. Philadelphia Democrat Lederer, the sixth House provements. 9 Wl WIlCCMN VOVM9OO0ITAW9g«CMAM9 SUNDAY (O OOA.M to 5 00P M committee Democrats access to tapes and other tives reopened the case of a slain prostitute originally NOT FCtFON M ie PON TVN0ONAPHtCAL CNNONS WC N tKNVf THC NIGHT TO LIMIT OUAMTITICS TO 4 UNITt UNLISS OTHCNWtSC M IC e ilD Chapman pleads innocent materials from his administration. member tried on Abscam bribery-conspiracy charges, thought to be the mass killer’s second victim. "We’re very happy," she said. "We feel it’s going to NEW YORK (UPI) — '5>vo detectives will protect the was shown on the videotape ’Tuesday accepting the A Labor member of Parliament called the coverage of have an impact for hospital workers across the state. It’s lawyer for the man accused of killing former ^ a tle John Massive storm spreads money Sept. 11, 1979, after promising to introduce a the Ripper case "lynch-mob journalism,” and a law of­ a good pattern." Lennon until death threats against the attorney can be private immigration bill to help two bogus Arab sheiks ficer chided the press for its coverage of Monday’s The walkout had been marked by the arrests of two evaluate, police said today. A massive snow and ice storm spread from Nebraska remain in the United States. arraienment of the 35-year-old suspect. hospital officials for allegedly hitting pickets while driving into the hospital, located on a hillside overlooking downtown Waterbury. The union said at least nine pickets were struck by ' 4.- vehicles, and three others report^ly suffered pneumonia TheU.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF EXTRA-EXTRA Meat LEAN U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF FIRSTMasters CUT Legislators content $ |2 8 from picketing in often frigid weather. CHOPPED SIRLOIN 3LBS. O f n . « . lb. CHUCK ROASTS or STEAKS ib GRADE "A" SPLIT CHICKENS ib But Mrs. Millar, whose union struck three other state Peopletalk U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF EXTRA LEAN U.S.P.A. CHOICE BEEF (OVEN ROAST) with their systems GROUND ROUND 3LBS. O f mar* TOP ROUND ROASTS b o n e l e s s ib.^A CHICKEN LEGS n o b a c k s . 8 8 * U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF FIRST CUT U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS $ 2 M 3 LOIN - 3 RIB • 3 CENTER HARTFORD (UPI) - Most Connecticut — a hill which would Im pose a Pay higher; N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAKS BONE-IN BOnOM SWISS STEAKS ib. ASSORTED PORK CHOPS . * 1 ” Top stars' lawmakers are content with the size of the moratorium on all but budget and WESTERN CORN FED PORK Earl Blackwell of New York, president of Celebrity 187-member Legislature and don’t think it emergency measures in 1982. LEAN GROUND PORK . . * 1 ” "This would be a dramatic break with Service, has picked the top 10 celebrities of 1980. should be changed to a full-time venture, a 2 ROASTS And 8 CHOPS lOlbt. Am. tradition but I think the financial situation jobless up That's not to be confused with Mr. Blackwell of survey by United Press International PORK LOIN COMBINATION Hollywood, a designer who puts out the worst-dressed show^. of our state and the importance of reducing state spending to lessen the need HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut workers on the I lists. The UPI poll of the Legislature also in­ average put in longer work weeks and took home record dicated opposition to public financing of for tax increases makes such a proposal The New York Blackwell bases his list on the several high paychecks as 1980 drew to a close, the state Labor | SERVICE DELI hundred thousand inquiries his information bureau has gubernatorial campaigns, a limit on the attractive,” she said. NATURAL CASING g < 4 1 0 0 The size and makeup of the Legislature Department says. logged from newspapers, magazines, television governor’s tenure and a moratorium on all 9 l b . b o x ’ t will be an issue this year with reapportlon- But the record weekly paychecks and higher-than-ever I MUCKE'S FRANKS networks, ad agencies, etc. but budget and emergency bills in the personal income were accompanied by higher unemploy­ LONGACRE DUTCH FAMILY Ronald Reagan tops the roll, followed by Frank short, even-year legislative sessions. ment — a political battle over turf which $119 ment in a smaller overall stpte workforce in November, CHICKEN ROLL s l ic e d Vtilb. 1 Sinatra, Luciano Pavarotti, Norman Mailer, Gloria Fifty-two percent of the lawmakers said promises to raise some partisan show­ downs. the department said in a report Tuesday. LONGACRE’ Vanderbilt, , Mikhail Baryshnikov, the state should not revert to biennial The wide-ranging report, the latest monthly profile of The legislative and six congressional BAKED TAM s l ic e d Reggie Jackson, Chris Evert Lloyd and Robert Red- budgets, which proponents claim would who was working, where they worked, and for how much I » . 9 9 ‘ ford. require more cohesive, long-range plan­ lines must be redrawn every 10 years in TOP ROUND SLICED accordance with population trends money, put the average weekly earnings of a factory | $ i * » Runners-up include Mary Tyler Moore, Meryl ning, but 11 percent were undecided. production worker in November at 9309.12 weekly. COOKED ROAST BEEF Vilb. 1 When asked if the Legislature should be recorded in the new U.S. Census. Streep, Eric Heiden, Brooke Shields, Robert DeNiro, The figure represented an increase from October's I Sugar Ray Leonard, Cheryl Tiegs, Bo Derek, Bette full-time, 59 of the respondents, or 56 per­ The last reapportionment battles in the early 1960s, and in 1971 and 1972, ended up average of 9301.29 and was based on a worker who put in Midler and Carl Sagan. cent, said no; -42 said yes; and four were an average 42-hour week with overtime. The extended undecided or had no opinion. in court. SEAFOOD work week was attributed to new contracts. AVAILABLE BEGINNING TUESOAY MORNING One legislator answered “It is.” Some lawmakers have called for the Worst dressed size of the chambers to be reduced and Average weekly wages ranged from a high of 9343.44 in Another answered “No!!!” and un­ the Ansonia labor market area to a low of $230.11 in the FRESH BOSTON SCROD . * 2 * * Brooke Shields headed Mr. Blackwell of Hollywood's derlined his response five times. legislative and research staffs increased. Unsigned responses to the poll Torrington area, with the department noting the figures FRESH POLLOCK FILLET * 1 « list of 1980's worst-dressed women. He said she "looks Sixty percent, or 64 of those answering, were influenced by an area's occupational composition. like a Halloween trick without the treat.” recommended everything from increasing said the size of the Legislature should not Unemployment during November increased by 2,800 to FRESH SOLE FILLET . * 2 * * Also on the 21st annual worst-dressed list:Elizabeth be reduced; 36 disagreed and five were un­ the 36-member Senate to 50, cutting the hike the state's jobless rate by .2 percent to 5.8 percent Taylor ('"Forever Amber' in drag” ), Suzanne Somers decided. 151-member House to 125, or boosting it to State Sen. William Curry, D-Farmington, announced Tuesday that during the month, the report said, with the seasonally I "recycled spaghetti” ) and Bo Derek ("a butterfly 191. he had filed a Freedom of Information complaint to force En­ The Legislature convenes today, and adjusted rate set at 6.3 percent. I wearing her cocoon"). debate over cutting services, adding taxes Sixty-nine of the respondents opposed vironmental Protection Commissioner Stanley Pac to disclose listed public financing of gubernatorial cam­ Unemployment figures for December hadn’t been I Then there's Charlene Tilton of "Dallas,” ("a pin-up and keeping the budget in balance is released yet, leaving November’s seasonally adjusted I for Fredericks of Hollywood” ), Queen Beatrix chemicals used in the StanChem Plant in Berlin, Conn. (CiPTplioto) expected to keep Democrats and minority paigns and 60 percent didn’t think the governor’s tenure should be limited to two rate the highest recorded to date in 1980. ("Cinderella after midnight"), Susan Anton ("looks Republicans bustling through June. Seasonally adjusted, the year’s lowest rate to date was like an ad for a swap meet” ), Nancy Lopez ("a four-year terms. 'The lawmakers are in session for six 4.7 percent in March with increases reported every swinging fashion tragedy” ). Princess Grace (“dow­ months in odd years, and four months in Former Gov. Ella Grasso had talked DOLLAR DAYS SALE! month after, except in August when a slight decline was dy” ) and Marie Osmond ("unplug this Christmas Lawmaker files suit even years. The short session is supposed about running for a third term before recorded. tree"). ' cancer forced her to resign mid-way to be restricted to budget-related matters The November figures also showed overall nonfarm Bo Derek headed last year's list and Elizabeth but lawmakers handled a slew of un­ through her second term. CAMPBELL’S SOUPS Of the 187 representatives in the employment in Connecticut was up by 6,000 workers to Taylor is a repeater who has become a life member of related Issues last year. • NOODLES IN CHICKEN BROTH- 10.7OZ to get chemical data Democrat-controlled Legislature, 105, or 1.41 million, which re|iresented a .8 percent decrease the designer's "Hall of Fame.” Sen. Marcella Fahey, D-East Hartford, • NOODLES IN BEEF BROTH- 10.7OZ. HARTFORD (UPI) — A state law­ Pac said he expected the complaint 56.1 percent, responded to the UPI survey. when compared to employment in November 1979. filed the first piece of legislation this year November’s largest employment decline from the • TOMATO - 10.7OZ. maker has filed a Freedom of Infor­ and the law clearly prevented him • VEGETABLE- 10.5OZ. ISight club queen mation complaint over the state En­ from releasing the list. same period a year ago was in the Bristol labor market • VEGETARIAN VEGETABLE- lO.Soz. It was almost a month early, but some 538 Mabel vironmental Protection com­ Area resident Lucy Manzella said area, where employment dropped 6.8 percent, and the I • CHICKEN BROTH- 10.7OZ. missioner’s refusal to release a list she and her neighbors had com­ Poll shows preference Meriden area where it dropp^ by 5.3 percent. • CHICKEN NOODLE- 10.7oz. Mercer fans crowded a whole floor of New York’s Tomato Whitney Museum of American Art to wish the queen of of chemicals used by an East Berlin plained about the odors and pollution The largest increases for the month compared to YOUR CHOICE night-club singers a happy 81st birthday. (She'll be 81 manufacturer. emanating from the adhesive and November 1979 were in the New London and Norwich on Feb. 3.) Sen. W illiam C u rry , D- fire retardant paint manufacturer for service reductions area where the number of workers increased by 4.9 per­ PROGRESSO IBoi. BOX Farmington, said Tuesday residents for more than three years. cent and Norwalk area where it increased by 4.2 percent. CRUSHED TOMATOES zeor KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES The Whitney was turned into a black and silver BEEF. SHRIMP or CHICKEN in the area of the StanChem Inc. A survey of the immediate area Personal income in Connecticut hit a record $2.81 4toi. CAN cabaret for the party, a benefit for the museum and STORRS (UPI) - A poll of 500 Connec­ favor a tax hike and five percent said cuts DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE CUP-O NOODLES 2 so. plant had complained for years about showed "so many people have the billion which compared to $2.65 billion for the same time for _ _ the Composers' Showcase. ticut residents shows a majority prefer and tax hikes should be adopted to limit IS.Soi. CAN I 1 0 COUNT noxious odors they believed were the same symptoms" of ill health, es­ a year ago. Among the stars who performed were Hildegarde, reduced state services over tax increases, government spending, in the survey WON TON SOUP 10.701. 3ior^1 STRONGHEART DOG FOOD I SWEET LIFE TRASH BAGS still going strong at 75, Sylvia Syms, Dolores Gray cause of high incidents of asthma, pecially asthma, Mrs. Manzella said. but most don’t know where cuts should be released Tuesday. KRAFT ‘ 4 ROLL PACK Charles Strouse, Betty Comden and Adolph Green, nausea, headaches and sore throats. The Citizens for the Environment- ORIENTAL CHICKEN SOUPtozozlior’ l MACARONI & CHEESE r ise, i COTTONELLE BATH TISSUE (pade. Those surveyed were evenly split on Millicent Martin, Jane White, Carolyn Leigh, Albert He said D epartm ent of En­ Connecticut Citizen Action Group has Sixty-five percent of those polled by the BEEF TERI-YAKI SOUP io.7oz. 2 lo’ l AVAILABLE FLAVORS filed an FOI complaint against the whether the state needs more money. State settles COFFEEMATE no n-dairy creamer I ROYAL GELATINS so, Hague, composer Jerry Herman and pianist-singers vironmental Protection Com­ University of Connecticut’s Institute for Forty-one percent said financing public CREAM or WHOLE KERNEL 4 S 1 HALF GALLON BOTTLE Ronny Whyte and Steve Ross. missioner Stanley Pac has main­ Berlin health director. Dr. Ludmil Social Inquiry prefered program cuts over programs was a real problem; 47 percent GREEN GIANT CORN

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In a letter to the East Hartford School East Hartford Town Council Chairman It’s a sign of the times. Parents of The weekly bulletin of St. Bernard’s Superintendent, attorney Brian Clemow Harry Egazarian on Tuesday night passed students gping to Gilead Hill School in Church in Rockville has a chuckle in it Manchester 58 Penney 70 Windham 83 advised the school board on forming its out yellow ribbons for councilmen to pin Hebron are reminded to dress their each week. ’This week’s tells of the Coventry 75 South Windsor75 sexual harassment policy. He said a new on their lapels until the American' children warmly because "Outdoors, teacher who asked a child how old a per­ Hall High ^6 Enfield 53 East Hartford 59 Bolton 35 Glastonbury 58 Towntalk state iaw passed iast year is broad enough hostages in Iran are released. In a show of Gilead is Connecticut’s answer to the son who was bom in 1940 would be now. to include not only serious cases of sexuai black humor, one Democratic councilman North Pole and Indoors, with energy con­ And the ‘smart kid’ lowered, "Man or harassment, but also minor horseplay quipped the hostages in Iran won’t be servation in effect, classrooms arekept at woman?” with sexual overtones, of a type which released until another Democrat is 68 degrees and the corridors much lower might have been overlooked in the past. elected president. than that,” Haig meets with Dodd Indians hold on to nip Hall Obituaries them next week. “But I’m not anxious to turn this By LISA SHEPARD Dodd, who met Haig for the first into a Watergate hearing. We just B y LENlUSTEB points, 6 by Tim Walsh and 4 by Carl second left gave Hall possession but fouls took their toll on the Indians. to five turnovers in a short span, ”Our shooting has realty been Herald Washington Bureau time yesterday, said the former want to know what Haig knew.” Herald SporUwrilrr McKinney, to draw even with 4:33 a desperation three-quarter court Anderson had 16 points and 17 helped the Warriors'back. “When deteriorating,” voiced Pearson, WASHINGTON-In an effort to NATO commander’s attitude toward The Senate Foreign Relations A three-minute stretch in the final remaining: heave by McKinney was punched out rebounds before fouling out and they started to press they were clim­ "Everyone has gone cold all at once. There, Manchester dug in and of bounds by Pat Silver to end the Mrs. Ruth M. Hopps Hoboken, N.J. and had lived in the (as treasurer and deacon), as chair­ shore up support for his nomination the nomination process is “very Committee intends to look at Haig’s stanza turned around a downward Britnell netted 8 markers before bing all over us and we didn’t get That is two games in a row where our Hebron area most of her life. man of the Coventry Board of positive.” regroup^ its forces with Joe Maher wild affair. exiting. benefit of any calls. That hurt; you shooting has been horrible. You can’t MANCHESTER - Mrs. Ruth M. as secretary of state, Alexander Haig relations with the Watergate special trend as Manchester High had to She leaves two brothers, Albert Finance, the Bicentennial Com­ paid a courtesy visit on Sen. Chris Dodd said they did not deal with prosecutor and congressional com­ scratch and claw before besting Hall getting the Indians off the skid with a “Mike Oleksinski did a great job “Sure I was scared when Hall need some help,” Pearson remarked. shoot in the 30 percentile and expect Hopps, 61. of Parker Hill Road, big driving hoop.'That hoop with 4:09 Franceschini of Hebron and Adolph mittee, th e ' Quarter Millennium Dodd, D-Conn., Tuesday and dis­ specific areas concerning Haig’s role mittees that investigated Watergate High, 58-56, in CCIL basketball action for us down the stretch,” remarked started to come back,” Pearson ad­ ”I was proud the way we played to win. We won because we out- Gardner, Mass., died Tuesday at St. Committee of Coventry, the (Coven­ left was followed by four big free relieved Manchester Coach Doug mitted, “We didn’t have two of our down the stretch,” he added. rebounded them and played good Vincent's Hospital, Worcester, Mass. Francis in California; and two cussed areas of concern that are like­ in Watergate, but talked generally and how cooperative he was with last night at Clarke Arena. sisters, Mary Franceschini of try Historical Society, and FISH. ly to come up at Haig’s confirmation around the subject. Many suspect it them. throws by Mike Oleksinski on one- Pearson, "Greg Williams had a real best guys in the game. But with the Walsh had 22 points, 14 in the final defense most of the game.” She was a former resident of the and-one sltubtlons before Hall’s Norwich and Mrs. Margaret He was also a member of the hearing Friday. could be the toughest hurdle for Haig The committee will also look at fine game. The five guys (Williams, five we had left we had to regain our stanza, and McKinney 19, 10 in the Manchester area. Coventry to Coventry Program Com­ at the hearings. The Silk Towners led by as many as McKinney tountered. Silver, Maher, Oleksinski, Joe composure and we did. It was like closing eight minutes, to pace Hall. Manrhester (58) — Williams 5 0-1 Mrs. Hopps was born in Paw­ Pickman of Texas. » Haig, president of United Haig’s role as an Intermediary Funeral services will be private at mittee and hosted visits from two ’Tve never been a Watergate 17 points.38-21, with 2:29 left in the Maher proceeded to toss home an Panaro) on the floor after they tied it starting over again at 0-0, We got The Warriors were 20-for47,42.5 per­ 10, Silver 2 0-2 4, Anderson 7 2-2 16, tucket, R.l. on Dec. 21, 1919 and had Technologies Corp. in Hartford, has between Nixon and Ford at the time the convenience of the family. There lord mayors of Coventry, England. junkie,” Dodd said. He added his third stanza. But they saw that ad­ acrobatic shot, which ended in a showed some real guts." some great plays when we needed cent, from the floor. Britnell 4 04 8, Maher 4 4-5 12, been a resident' of Gardner for the been meeting this week with of Nixon’s resignation, his role in are no calling hours. The Fitzgerald Through the experiment in Inter­ members of the Senate Foreign only concern is “the bottom line: Did wiretapping officials and reporters, vantage first dwindle and then dis­ three-point" play, and both ends of a Manchester, 5-1 in the league and them and that’s the sign of a team Maher netted 12 points, Williams 10 Oleksinski 2 44 8. Panaro 0 0-1 0. past 20 years, moving from the Totals 24 10-15 58. Funeral Home, 225 Main St., has national Living he entertained Relations Committee on which Dodd he (Haig) do anything illegal or and Haig’s foreign policy advice appear as first 6-foot-6 Bill Anderson one-and-one with 1:40 left to give overall, had a 14-10 lead after one which wants to win and knows how to and Oleksinski 8 to help the Manchester area and Providence, (6:22 left) and Alex Britnell (5:24) Manchester a 57-48 lead. quarter and 26-14 halftime lead win. Michael (Oleksinski) showed a Manchester cause. Maher had 8 Iliill (56) — McKinney 7 54 19, charge of arrangements. students from countries all over the is a new member. highly unethical?” during during the Vietnam era. R.l. world Watergate. fouled out in the fourth quarter. The Indians then had to withstand despite shooting only 13-for-35 from lot of heart and why he belongs on points in the four;h stanza. Walsh 6 10-12 22, Craemer 1 04 2, She leaves her husband Robert M. Mrs. Anna F. Deyorio He was decorated for duty in the That committee will conduct Pinochle Club Hall, which trailed 46-33 with 6:47 one late Hall rpsh again led by Walsh the floor. The margin went to 38-21 this team.” Manchester was 24-for42, 38.7 per­ Dawson 1 0-0 2. Qua 3 1-3 7, McGann 0 Hopps and three sons, Robert M. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Anna F. Special Service Squad during the Haig’s hearing, which will open Dodd instead said he plans to focus remaining, reeled off 13 unanswered and McKinney. A turnover with one before Hall started to climb back as An effective Hall press, which led cent, from the field. 0-1 0. Foley 2 0-1 4, Totals 20 16-23 56. Hopps Jr. of Worcester, Mark Hopps Deyorio, 86, of 69 Birch St., died his questioning of Haig on inter­ MANCHESTER - After an inter­ Honduran and Nicaraguan revolution Friday, include a Saturday session, mission of two weeks over the of San Diego. Calif., and Blair Hopps Tuesday at Manchester Memorial in the 1^ 0's and for his efforts in and resume next week. < national problems such as North- of Salem, Ore. ^uth American relations, human holiday period, the Senior Citizen’s Hospital. returning the stricken U.S.S. Haig also m<'t Monday with Pinochle Club will resume play at the Fouls aid Penney, Funeral services will be Saturday She was the wife of the late Antonio rights, Africa and. international Laramie to port in 1943 after it was Republican majority leader. Sen. Army and Navy Club Thursday, at 2 p.m. from the Smith Funeral Deyorio. struck by a German torpedo in the Howard Baker and Sen. Lowell economic policy. Mcfolcl Home, 69 Vernon St., Gardner, Mass. beginning its 13th year tournaments. ^ fo re Mrs. Deyorio's retirement North Atlantic. He also saw duty in Weicker of Connecticut. Weicker has "Certainly there are questions to Friends may call at the funeral home The games begin at 9:45 a.m. and any record 36 of 48 she was associated witf^ her husband Samoa, China and the New York his own investigators from the 1974 be answered concerning Watergate,” senior citizen is welcome. The group, Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial in the operation of Deyorio’s Market special Watergate hearings looking Naval shipyard where he was ad­ Dodd said' after the. half-hour will hear a report on its plans for a Going 36-for-48 from the charity points and Ed Peruccio 11. donations may be made to the on Main Street for more than 35 ministrative officer from 1954-49. He into the Haig nomination. By American Cancer' Society, 237 E. meeting with the secretary of state- 13-day trip to Florida in March. Impressive stripe, Penney High turned back foul- Jeff Maier had 21 points and Lou years. She was a communicant of St. was a graduate of the U.S. Naval He is expecting a final report from designate. Center St.. Manchester. James Church. Earl Yost prone Enfield High, 70-53, in CCIL Bachetti and Steve Ouellette 11 Academy in 1921 and returned to basketball action last night in En­ apiece for the Raiders. Charles .4. Dailey She leaves a son, Pat Deyorio of teach there from 1933 to 1935. UConn five Tampa, Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. Sports Editor field. ”I was pleased with the way we VERNON - Charles A. Dailey, 78, came back,” voiced Penney Coach Jennie Giolelli and Theresa Deyorio Besides his wife he leaves three The victory moves the Knights to 4- of 7 Grant St., died Tuesday at riding high Bernie Dandley, “I was pleased^he both of Manchester; three sisters, sons, Walter S. Keller Jr. of Willow 2 in the league and 4-3 overall while Rockville General Hospital, He was the loss drops the Raiders to 2-4 in kids did not break down when Ve the husband of Elizabeth (Lusa) Mrs. Evelyn Pagani and Mrs. Grove, Pa., the Rev. Jam es R. Florence Raffa, both of Manchester Keller of North Andover, Mass., and ^ ^ L ,j Th® CCIL an*! 3-4 overall. went down by 8 poinU early. Dailey. Impressive, most impressive per­ Doin Pemo’s talented crew should En,jeld had an 18-11 lead after one “I was also leased with the way Mr. Dailey was born in Ellington and Mrs. Josephine Deyorio of Hart­ Robert M. Keller of Coventry and formance of the season was tu m ^ ir st 11 boast a spotless sUndard before quarter but (the Black Knights, with we reacted to their pressure in the and was a lifelong resident of the ford; two grandchildren and four seven grandchildren. Monday night by the University ol great-grandchildren. hitting the r<»d n « t week against grent Dunn and Andy Sylvester eacih fourth quarter,” he added. area. He was employed by the State Memorial services will be Satur­ Connecticut basketball team wheh il always ^ s ty New Hampshire and a scoring 6 points and Steve Berube ad- Tony Cruz had 13 rebounds and of Connecticut for 32 years, starting Funeral services will be Friday at day a t 2 p.m. at the Second trounced at the fine Boston College five. 4^ tuQg upper hand at the half 8:30 a.m. from the Fitzgerald Dunn and Berube 12 apiece as his career with the State Police and Congregational Church of Coventry. . New Haven Veteran’s Memorial Funeral Home, 225 Main St., with a at 29-26. Penney dominated the board action. then transferring to the Department Friends may call at his home after Coliseum. The Knights, who did their damage Penney’s next outing is Friday of Motor Vehicles. He later became a mass at 9 a.m. at St. James Church. the service. Memorial donations may The New York Staters were sadly Automatic fine Burial will be in St. James in the second stanza inside, continued night at home against Wethersfield corrections officer, retiring 12 years be made to the Southeast Asian Fund outclassed in the 78-59 setback and It’s an automatic fine of $100 every to do so in the third quarter and High in an 8 o’clock start. ago. Cemetery. Friends may call at the from every indication the UConm of the Second Congregational time a player tosses a football into moved the margin to 46-37. Penney Penney (70) — Dunn 2-16-20, Cruz Besides his wife he leaves several funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 came of age as an Elastem college Church, his most recent area of ac­ the stands in the National Football 1-1-3, Sylvester 5-3-13, Fahey 3-04, nieces and nephews. and 7 to 9 p.m. basketball power. lived at the charity stripe in the tivity and concern. The Holmes League... Talk about inflation over Dawkins 1-0-2, Peruccio 3-5-11, Funeral services will be Thursday The gaudy 7-0 spotless record fourth quarter, hitting 19-for-29 from Funeral Home, 400 Main St., the past decade, major league the 15-foot line, as Enfield fouled Berube 2-11-15, Garen 0-04, Crooks 0- at 9:15 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Waller S. Keller UConn brought into its first teat in Manchester, has charge of baseball salaries have increased just about every 10 seconds. 04, Judd 0-04. Totals 17-36-70. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. with a COVENTRY - Capt, Walter S. arrangements. . the Big East Conference was suspect under $100,000 a man. The average Keller, USN, (Ret.) of 1776 Boston Dunn finished with 20 points for Enfield (S3) - Maier 9-3-21, mass at 10 a.m. at St. Bernard's but the decision over the Orangemen salary in 1971 was $31,500 and in I960 Bachetti 4-3-11, Wheeler 4-04, Mor­ Turnpike, died Tuesday at A • Penney, hitting 16-for-19 from the Church. Burial will be in Ellington WASHER • DRYER • COLOR T.V. • GAS GRILL indicated without question that the the average zoomeil to $130,500. foul line. Berube, coming off the ton 0-04, Sweeney 0-04, Gokey 0-04, Center Cemetery. Manchester Memorial Hospital after Huskies rated a good, hard look by Latest figures show the New York bench added 15 points, ll-for-13 from Ouellette 2-7-11, Bridges 1-0-2. Totals Friends may call-ht the funeral undergoing surgery. He was the hus­ 1 3 • STEREO • BLACK & WHITE T.V. • RANGE those participating in major college Yankees have the biggest payroll the foul line, with Syvester adding 13 20-13-53. home today from 7 to 9 p.m. band of Beatrice (Stokes) Keller. In Memoriam • MICROWAVE OVEN • REFRIGERATOR polls. with an average of $199,000 per nnan Memorial donations may be made to The couple observed their 50th At the moment, the UConns are the and that was before Dave Winfield the American Cancer Society, 237 E. wedding anniversary on Jan. 3, 1975. In loving memory of my father Valenty • FREEZER • DISHWASHER • AIR CONDITIONER hottest sports commodity in New Lenorsky, who passed away January 7, was signed...Len Berman and Dave Center St., Manchester. Captain Keller's naval career Eln^nd. Windham shoots 1916. ANER!l«^EO TAPE RECORDERSi Gavitt form an interesting team for spanned 35 years. He also served as a It would be easier tp get a ticket Big East basketball telecasts. Ber­ Elizabeth Franeeorhini- state representative from Coventry Gone but not forgotten by his daughter, for the Super Bowl thim any one of man handlesv the play by play and HEBRON - Elizabeth from 1953 to 1955. children, grandchildren, nieces and the remaining home UConn games on Gavitt, former Providence College down Hornet five Franceschini, 82, of Hebron, died Since retiring from active naval nephews. the Storrs campus. And, remaining ! puasivaff coach and current commissioner of Forced into a faster pace than it the perimeter. Windham is a nice lit­ Friday at a Manchester convalescent duty in 1952 the organizations he 0 Lord, may he rest in peace. tickets for the January 17 and the Big Elast Conference, gives in WE CHANGE OUR DISPLAYS WITH NEW MODELS AND NEW COLORS would have liked East Hartford High tle team and (Paul) Martineau hurt home. served included the Second January 29 dates at the Hartford depth views on the teams and Mrs. Franceschini was born in Congregational Church of Coventry The Kuligowsky Family PERIODICALLY. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE ON BRAND NEW, Civic Center Coliseum against St. fell to sharp-shooting Windham High, us inside.” Letting shot fly players.. Busiest man on the scene at 83-59, in CCIL basketball action last Martineau and Manny Ramos each FULLY GUARANTEED DISPLAY MODELS. John’s University and Rhode Island the Hartford Civic Center on nights Indian Greg ‘Duck’ Williams (4) lets shot fly off hand over are not in choice locations. Both the night at the Hornets' gym. netted 22 points for Windham with of coliseum attractions is Jolmny The loss drops East Hartford to 14 Tony Matas added 12. Sean Campbell Hall defender BoH Qua (22). Manchester’s Mike Oleksinski (33) u y T Y P itA L b OV latter will be 'sellouts. Cesario, former pro boxer and one- gets into rebounding position. (Herald photo by Burbank) TYPICAL BUY H p It A L M While riding high at the moment. in the league and 1-5 overall while the and Dan Pandiscia each hoop^ 12 UNDERCOUNTER DIVEM ^ _ time restaurant owner in victory moves the Willimantic-based points for the Hornets' with Gerald MNBES AUTOMATIC MODELS UConn can be expected to have a let- Manchester.. .Ski bug has caught Ray ^w n, how much remains to be seen, “Sonny” Damato and the popular Whippets to 54 in CCIL play and 5-1 Williams chipping in 10. Manchester DISHWARHER8 OAS/ELRCTRIC PERMANENT PRESS "We didn’t want to run with them overall. FROM Thursday night when Holy Cross local businessman spends weekends Coventry, wallops Bolton .CYCLES The HomeU’ next outing is Friday but we had to in the third quarter,” moves into the campus field house. at his ski area home. For years he 9 night against Conard High in West Guerin cited, "They shot well and Placing five performers in twin Tom Mulcahy had 16 points and Seton Hall, once a national power, was active as sponsor of Frankie's * 1 9 8 Hartford at 8 o’clock. opened it up," digits, Coventry High walloped Jeff Peterson 9 to lead Bolton. moves into Storrs Saturday n i^ t and Diive-In basketball team, one of the Windham had a 14-11 lead at the Bolton High, 75-35, in COC basketball Bolton's next outing is Friday night barring a complete collapse. Coach state’s best. Windham (83) — Ramos 94-22, rI i CROWAVE bvEHR turn and 31-24 bulge at the half. Then action last night in Coventry. at home against East Hampton High. T Y P iC A L m 7 Pugmeier 0-2-2, Martineau 114-22, Directors lay groundwork AMAMA • LffTOR • WESTINOHOUSE • OE "the avalanche," according to The victory improved the Patriots Co\enlry (75) — Lane 9-1-19, UTWttC, Risley 2-24, Porter 4-1-9, Shane 0-2-2, M u ln - s i QUASAR • MAOIC CHEF WHIRLPOOL • Hornet Coach Neil Guerin took place to 2-1 in the conference and .4-1 Jameson 5^10, J. Morris 5-0-10, T, •TOSHIBA Luciani 1-0-2, Matas 5-2-12, Harris 2- WHIRLPOOLHLPOOL • in the third sUnza with Windham overall while the setback drops the Morris 5-0-10, Toinanelli 5-1-11, Szabo WltTIMOHOUJE PHICBDAMLOWAa moving to a 53-32 lead going into the 0-4, Valliere 0-2-2. Totals 35-13-83. 4-1-9, Thalacker 1-1-3, Sequeira 1-0-2, Hall girls score Kaal Hartford (59) — Campbell 6- Bulldogs to 04 overall and 04 in the final eight minutes. Fowler 0-1-1. Totals 35-5-75. for ‘open’ charter group 0-12, Cullen 0-2-2, Earle 3-24, Pan­ COC. “We turned the ball over in the Coventry had a 57-27 halftime Rollon (35) — N. Harpin 2-0-4. » i i i * 8 6 8 discia 5-2-12, G. Williams 5-0-10, third quarter,” Guerin remarked, Brown 0-1-1, Peterson 3-3-9, T. MANCHESTER - The Board of Tillotson 1-1-3, W. Williams 3-04, bulge. number of votes. organizations by ordinance. lCOMPACT REFRI0E1UT0R8 against Indians “They built the lead and when he had Keith Lane netted 19 points, Tony Mulcahy 5-6-16, Landrey 1-2-4, Directors laid the groundwork STEREO’S Dean 1-0-2, Russo 1-0-2, Havonac 1-0- The board however, waited to form The establishment of a full-time at­ 6 HOUR VH8 to try to run with them we didn’t do Tomanelli 11 and Jerry Jameson. Cassells 0-1-1, Fletcher 0-04, M. Har­ Tuesday night for a wide-open FISHER • HITACHI • ZENITH a f r I b e I b 2. Totals 26-7-59. the committee, a lengthy and com­ torney’s office will also be con­ VIDEO (Joing down like champions, defen­ the tournament and if we can play too eood of a job. They shot well from Jim and Tim Morris 10 apiece for pin 044, K. Mulcahy 0-04. Totals 11- Charter Revision Committee. plicated procedure, until there were ‘QUASAR • SANYO • ELECTRA t CU. FT. « UP sidered by the Charter Revision FOR 8A8. DMH, COLLBOt ding co-CCIL girls’ basketball champ like this we will do that and more. Coventry. 13-35. Of six preliminary charges to the other topics to discuss as well. PRICeOA8LOWA8 RECORDER “Jennifer Hedlund played a superb committee. Republican leader Committee. Presently there are four PPIS}eDA8L0WA8 FROM Manchester High gave Hall High its Included among the preliminary part-time attorneys. toughest challenge of the campaign game. I have coached at Manchester Glastonbury bows William Diana proposed an “open charges proposed last night is raising Another charge was the establish­ six years and it was perhaps the best charge." This enables the committee before bowing, 46-39, last n i^ t in Fermi matmen pin Eagles the pay for serving as a director. ment of a Public Safety Commission * 9 9 * 6 3 S West Hartford. combined offensive and defensive to took at any portion of the Town The directors are paid $500 a year performance by any Manchester Fermi High topped East Catholic, Dean 10-2, 114 —Liner (EC) dec. Sanctez Charter and recommend changes, in­ to oversee the town’s health and safe­ The victory was the eighth in as to South Windsor 15-13. 121 -V elez (EC) pinned Belaudry for their two-year year terms. 37-21, in non-conference wrestling ac­ ty departments and programs, such many outings for the league-leading player in that period.” cluding the form of town government Establishing a salary has been con­ Controlling the boards, South Wind­ Stingle 4 3-3 11, Moulton 7 0-1 14, tion last night in Enfield. 5:40. 128 —Chappell (F) pinned Corey as the 911 system. Warriors while the loss drops the Silk Sue Sebolt netted 20 points and Kim 4:35. 134 —Olson (F) dec. Foley 9-2. 140 Manctiester uses. sidered for some time. Mathis 10 to lead Hall while Hedland sor High took full advantage and Myers 2 2-3 6, Callahan 1 04 2. The setback drops the Eagle Towners to 3-5 in the league and 4-5 secured a 75-58 win over Glastonbury —Johnson (F) pinned Yorio 1:21. 147 The last Charter Revision Com­ In recommending the charter revi­ M eeting tonight sun $$ ON MMD KW nSPUY MONLi had a team-high 16 points for the Hunger 104 2, Spencer 104 2. ToUls matmen to 1-3-1 for the season. overall. High in CVC basketball action last —Andrea (F ) dec. Leyland 13-10. 157 mittee, begun in March of 1978, was sion committee broach the topic. locals. 33 9-16 75. (jhip Bonzani, Jack Liner, Carlos MANCHESTER - Despite the Manchester’s next outing is a home night in Glastonbury. Glastonbury (58) — Barlow 5 44 —Lambert (F) pinned J. Meher 3:44. 169 precluded from scrutinizing certain Mayor .Stephen Penny, said the low YOUR CHOICEI REFRIOERATORS Manchester’s jayvees remained Velez and John Lucier were winners storm. Superintendent of Schools 19” PORTABLE 13” COLOR clash Friday night against Fermi The victory moves the Bobcats to 14, Clinton 3 34 9, DeGemmis 51-311, -M oran (F) pinned Higuera 3:47. 187 aspects of the Town Charter. One of pay limited candidates. OE • FRIOIDAIRE on the ma:. for the Eagles. —Landry (F ) dec. C. M eyer 1-0. James Kennedy said this morning COLOR T.V. T.V. 20” COLOR T.V. High at Clarke Arena. unbeaten with a 57-28 win. Shana 1-1 in the conference and 24 overall Patenaude 2 5-7 9, Proffitt 5 04 10, the untouchable areas was "The failure of the taxpayer to JfESTINOHOUSE Hopperstead had 13 points and Lisa Results: 100 —Bonzani (EC) pinned Unlimited —Lucier (EC) pinned Jones the Board of Elducation Curriculum AMERICAN MADE CONSOLE 'Die Indians had a 12-11 lead at the while the loss drops the Tomahawks Estes 11-2 3, Lewis 00-0, Majek 10-2 Manchester's council-manager form compensate adequately severely Subcommittee would meet tonight. TTRtOt • AMANA Christensen 10 for the locals, now 9-0 Courson 4:10, 107 —Sanchez (F) dec. 1:04. of government. 100% SOLID STATE 1Q0% SOLID STATE 100H SOLID STATS turn and 26-25 edge at the intermis­ to 0-1 in the CVC and 2-5 overall. 2, Hubbard 0 04 0, Woodley 0 04 0. limits the candidates," Penny said. The meeting will focus on RCA • SYLVANIA Mf •WHIRLPOOL for the season. Under Diana's suggestion the new Along with establishing directors' sion but Hall went on a 14-2 tear early Glastonbury’s next outing is ToUls 22 14-25 58. Basketball- Charter Revision Committee would recommendations of a Manchester in the third stanza and Manchester Friday night at Bloomfield High. salaries, there other charges to the High School faculty committee. The could never recoveri Hall (46) - Sebolt 8 44 20, Cam- have no such restrictions. committee include those recommen­ * M The first period was characterized PEE WEE Williams 10). group’s report suggests major 2 * 2 4 8 ”I feel we played unquestionably panelli 4 0-2 8, Smith 0 0-3 0, Clymer 2 Moriarty's 24 (Andrew Marsh 10, C”, Forming the committee was based dations in the Fhiblic Administration by turnovers and poor play with toe changes which lean in the direction our finest game of the year. Hall will 04 4, Cassell 10-2 2, Lohneiss 10-12, clubs deadlocked at 9-alI at the turn. Rick Schneider 4, Mark Mateya 4), on an 1979 referendum where by a Services report that require charter Mathis 3 4-7 10. ToUls 19 8-21 46. . TecS grapplers BEN.NET of tightening graduation i r w ir u M " M / f f l be a team to be considered for the In the second stanza, Glastonbury's CARS 19 (Chris Conklin 6. John Bennet boys ran their record to 24 slim margin voters approved direct changes. An example is amending requirements. M anrheiler (39) — Donnelly 004 election of the mayor. ^QAL. PORTARLE STEREO state championship and we gave Todd Proffitt netted 8 points but Melesko 5, Mike Dore 4). with a 57-44 win over the Penney the Town Charter to eliminate all The meeting is open to the public. RLACK A W H in CLEANERS MoORAW EDISON 0, Cooney 1 0-1 2, Hedlund 8 04 16, easily pin foe The mayor is presently elected by references to internal organizations EUREKA POWER TIAM CAStETnRECORKR them a real battle,” remarked South Windsor’s Mike Flanagan and Crispino’s 22 (Johii Eccher 10, freshman squad yesterday. Jerome It will begin at 7:30 p.m. and be held T.V. WESTINOHOUSE Manchester Coach Steve Armstrong, Ebersold 104 2, Young 0 04 0, Brown Matt Clough 4, Tom Carlson 41, the newly-elected Board of Directors or give ' the Board of Directors UPRiaHT or CANISTIR LARGE SELECTION Jim Moulton each had 6 to give the Cheney Tech’s wrestling team Owens had 24 points and Mark At- and traditionally receives the highest at 45 N. School St. in the Board of 100% SOLID STATE PRIC8DPMM “ After this game I am really excih^ 0 24 2, Curtin 2 04 4, Wright 11-3 3. Bobcats a 33-21 halftime lead. Nick’s 15 (Maurice Moriarty 9, Matt more 13 to lead the Bears while Jose authority to alter internal RBWMiPUOOaLB Tucker 3 04 6, MacDonald 2 0-1 4. turned back East Windsor High, 41- Elducation building. about the rest of the year and I think South Windsor continued to Prignano 4). Fernandez had 17 rebounds along ToUls 18 34 39. 24, yesterday in East Winder. S 5 9 OO CLOSEOUT PRKED the kids are too. Our goal Is to make dominate in the third stanza, tallying Head Chop 23 (Willie Burg 10. with 11 points tor Bennet. ,PROM Lance' Bouchard in the 147-pound Sofflo at Coat or Botoir * 7 8 * 9 8 11 field goals including four by class and Todd Watkins at 134 each Shawn Adams 9), R.T. Coachworks Church sets lecture Moulton. The Bobcats allowed 20.(BrianCrombie6, RonaldCote6). THMKSdlVIK won by pin for the Beaver matmen, lU.ING GIRI.S M.A.NCHESTER — The Philosophy of Christian Educa­ Glastonbuiy only three twin-pointers now 2-3 for the season. Tony Walter Willis Garage 16 (Kevin Covell 6, Illing girls dropped their second Mike McMahon 4), CBC5 (Jim Ludes tion will be the topic discussed by J.B. Katz at the Church NOVEM TO ST. JUDE Hundreds of Unadvorllsod Specials In toe stanza along with only one won by superior decision at 157 pound straight. 45-25, to J.F. Kennedy of Cougars routed rebound and widened the margin to 3). Enfield. Traci .Sullins had 8 points of the Nazarene, Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. 11* R tUk IbM* ■« aiiUr, with the Techmen picking up their The lecture is sponsored by a research committee UMiaiiMiiaMKaBltaH to choose from — 55-33 going into the final eight other 24 poinU via the forfeit route. VFW 5-1, Willis 4-2, CBC 2-4, Blue and .Sharon Elmore and Judy Dalone. formed bv the church to study the feasibility of a Chris­ ••kaMlMMihhniMrild Racing to a 33-21 halftime lead, Tom m ie Brown and G ordie minutes. Walter and Bouchard each have 4-1 Moon 1-5. 4 apiece for the Rams. tian day school in Manchester. * M i ><■«•« miMw k *■ Tunxis Community College never Delmastro had 16 and 12 points Brad Barlow and Tom DeGemmis personal marks for the Beavers. ''it ■■4 fc !■ I Mil m m km i t had 8 and 7 markers respectively in a BUSINESSMEN II.I.I\GJ\ GIRLS The lecture is open to the public. Babysitting will be M U w Iml X lml% tw k m INSTANT CREDIT looked back in whipping Manchester respectively for the Cougars. Keith provided. Katz is the founder of the Christian Heritage Community College, 86-59, in basket- Porcello and Delniastro had 12 and 11 belated fourth-quarter comeback by Buffalo Water Tavern 64 (Ron Illing jayvee girls fell. 49-20. to SN la M mt m m k am k Glastonbury but the Bobcats main­ Riordan 25, Kent Smith 12, Jim Kennedy of Enfield. Tracey Heffron School in Trumbull and the Arlington Baptist School In m aikkai. t# m k m m a a i. We weloome Maeter Charge and Visa ball action last night in the Tunxis rebounds respectively for MCC. Baltimore. Holiday round robin tournament at Tunxis (8 6 ) — Moore 74-14, tained their lead with Flanagan and Women^s basketball Grimes 11), Highland Park Market and Pam Barnett each had 6 points wpa aWm k ami I amla k m 58 (Don Guinan 18, Mike Riccio 10, Katz is the principal of the Trumbull school, where oamkamalmmkltk Plainville High. Powell 1-0-2, Donaldson 6-2-14, Payne Larry Stelmat each tallying 4 points for Illing. enrollment has increased from 53 to 291 students In four aM The Cougars, 14, face Aricebo, 94-18, Porter 3-04. Frazier 6-3-15, and Norm Myers 6. The Manchester Recreation Jerry Cosgrove 10). Flanagan hpd 16 points, Moulton Department’s Women’s Basketball RENNE T GIRLS years. A program is under way to build a high school for la km la rmai. nm M Ikm TONIGHT TIL 5 647-9997 Puerto Rico, tonight at 8 o’clock in Pruitt 3-24, Doertch 4-1-9. Totals 39- the area. a«Ma.-Mia«aaalliamlai the second half of a doubleheader. 8-86. 14, Stelmat 13 and Rob Stingle 11 to League will open its season Thursday SENIOR Bennet girls opened their season ft k k aa kt a B l a * kak aa i MON., TH URS., FRI. 647-9998 pace South Windsor. Barlow had 14 night at 7:30 at the West Side Rec. Fogarty Bros. 88 (Bruce LeDoyt yesterday with a 244 win over Silas Katz was also principal at the Baltimore school from ^i£Uat' Tony Payne was 9-for-lO from the Manrhextor (59) — Modean 344, 1971-1976 when the school grew from 291 students to 950, k t k a nk m a la aar ka 45 HARTFORD RD U U MANCHtST T IL 9 field to lead Tunxis with 18 polnU P o rcello 3-0-6, Brown 7-2-16, points, DeGemmis 11 and Proffitt 10 The league will play Thursday 19, Mike Beareguard 16, Carlie Hunt Deane of Wethersfield. Lynn Shaw kai k kt I ka M m im l to lead Glastonbury. nights each week at 7:30 and 8:30. 15, Mark Morse 11, Keith Bennett had 9 points and Kris Craft 6 for the in grades Kindergarten through twelfth. m OF KIFHFY • McKFF ST. TUES., WED., SAT. TIL 5 with George Frailer adding IS and Delmastro 5-2-12, Ostrowski 3-04, Katz serves as the Northeastern Regional Director for tOCAriON I lU TO John Donaldson and Phil Moore 14 Reiser 1-1-3 Roche 2-24, McKlernan South Windsor (75) — Flanagan 'Teams are Cherrone's Bombettes, 10), Irish Agency 84 (Percy Davis21. Bears. Jenny Kohut. Diane Adamy J.B. Kalz the Association of Christian Schools International. THl PIOPLF WHO BPIHC YOU LOW PRICES 6, PlRSONAl SlRVICl )diN(r u an apiece for the 84 winners. 2-04. ToUls 26-7-59 8 0-2 16, Jahrstor 2 04 4, Stelmat 5 34 Terrifying Twos, Travelers and Dave Tyson 16, Joe Moniz 12, Tom and Heather Hohenthal also played 13. Garvey 2 1-3 5, Snyder 0 04 0, Harlettes. Francis 10, Rosie Henson 10. Ron well. ■^■j>.*>s.»

8 - EVENING HERALD. Wed . Jan. 7. m \ Brian Sine AFC player of year I ‘Ailing’ Aeuirre <5cofd)OQrd EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 7, IWl - 9 SPORTS ON TV s;^f, ,jj, Montreal S11>4 460, Gayla Butcher 179-464, BrooksBmki414l, 4 U f. BnnllMB ntnt S 641, I Natcr t Detroit 020-4 .yards. IJ 17. Taylor 1 M 5, Williams U M », First period-1, Montreal, Gainey 14 Donna Trudeau 459. Ruth NEW YORK lUI’liI HIM I —- One day threw well into the wind, and that .vards. finallyfinally being being elevated elevated to histo his starting starting reallyreally had had a problem a problem getting getting the the ball ball beat beat you. you. tie He has has great great concentration concentration ■gg ^ Mviio^Sl7Hui))oloirwDavIsOMI. HeardSMC, WlckslU __...ix' rt- -111 II. i>. GinA r\Ai*ltano mnro than antmn a 1>x i itn * i A * ** m mi.t > a ^ > » ..l (GIngras, Houle), 7:11. 2, Montreal, soon Brian Sipe will be able to place was' tough to do. Sipe, perhaps more than anyone role in 1977. to go where I wanted it to go. If peo­ in the pocket and his greatest asset is 6. Blbby 1141. Smllfa 1 14 U. ToUU 41 Houle M (Mondou. Laroeque), 0:1). 3. Woodbury 482. else responsible for Cleveland's eVENINO ll-IS 9S. Montreal. Jarvis 10 (Milan, Gainey). that one. ill-lated interception into Sipe. rated the No. 1 passer in the There were criticisms that Slpe's ple feel I can't go long, then I like the his ability to follow a game plan. The CHICACK) (US) 10:41. PenalUea-pDlonich. Det,5:». perspective and concentrate instead NFL this season, receiv^ 3,'l of the 56 reputation as the "Kardiac Kids," arm wasn't strong enough but with reputation. I would rather be un­ last guy I remember who stood ih 0:00 Greenwood 4 M 10. Kenoa IS IS U. Second perlod-4, Montreal, Lambert U SENIORS- Harvey votes cast by UPl's panel of sports unknowingly foretold the dramatic Coach Sam Rutigliano's backing, he (10 F.A. Soccer Gilmore 3 M I,'Hieiu « Ml n , Worthen (Napier, Langway). 2:20. 5, Detroit, Duplin 203-548, Ray on his overall achievements in 1980. derestimated — it works to my ad­ there like he does was Joe Namath.” hoops 47 points 7:00 0 04 0, Jonee 0 44 4. Mly 1 00 1, Larson U (Og^nlck, McCourt). 8:21.6, .\nd well he should. UPl's writers — four from each conference turn in the playoff game. proved the critics wrong. The vantage. I don't think too many Campbell led the league in rushing (fl) SportsCenter Dletrid[|104,Soliert3UI,'wtlkerton Detroit. Larson 14 (Nedomansky, Donahue 208, Clarence 700 14. ToUll« 3MIKS. McCourt), 18:W. Penalties—E^gblofn American Conference Player of the city. Houston running back Earl "I don't mind the close finishes, as Browns were 8-8 in Rutigliano’s first defensive backs in this league would for the thi^d straight year with 1,934 S «0 SuDlego t7BUS-n Peterson 512. (1) Hockey Mon. 17:11. ^■ear deserves to consider himself a Campbell was second with 15 votes long as they turn out right io r us," year and 9-7 last season before their take seriously the statement that I yards and scored 13 touchdowns. NEW YORK (UPI) - Throw out not give easily. The Black Bears throws In the second half to win It. ChlcifO M3tSltl-IOS Third peiiod-7, Montreal, Tremblay 14 91) NHL Hockey Show Fooled___ oul-Nooe. ToUl T . lools-Sai v;r; — (Rlsebfough.Robinson), ;44.8.Montreal. REC — Bob Schack 160- success despite the pass that settled and three San Diego players com­ said Sipe before one of those ending 11-5 finish this year in the nigged can’t get the ball to my receivers. Fouts set a record for passing yar­ the ace bandages; get rid of the ice trailed 76-73 with 1;S9 left but The Jaguars, 11-1, broke VCU’s 8i30 f?*J®,**V®‘S!l“ >*'Teclmlcsl-CWce(0 Nilan 4 (Gainey, Roblnidn), 15:43 Into the arms ot Oakland safety Mike pleted the balloting. Wide receiver finally turned sour. “We don't try to AFC Central race. “I don't have the strongest arm in dage with 4,715 yards and also threw packs — Mark Aguirre needs none of Aguirre finished them off with an seven-game winning streak. (tt) NHLHock«y none), A-0,041; Penaltlea-None 159-425, Bill Zwick 160413, 11:30 Shots on goal-Montreal 1646-20 Gene Yost 149-137-405, Bill Davis to give the Oakland Raiders a John Jefferson got four votes and do it deliberately but it's nice to “One of the reasons for the success the world bbt you really don't need a for 30 touchdowns in leading San it. offensive rebound and an eight-footer “We looked lethargic,’’ said VCU d!) 8porttC«nt«f NEW je r s e y (0) Detroit 5-12-4-tl. that pushed the lead to five. Lucas 0 04 0. Robinson 9 24 0 , Goalies—Montreal. Laroeque. Detroii Pagani Jr. 149-391, Roger 14-12 victory over the Cleveland quarterback Dan Fouts and tight end know that we've done it before and was that I'm more experienced," tremendous arm. You need to be able Diego to the AFC West title. Playing on a sprained ankle, Coach J.D. Barnett. “I knew it was a 12:00 GmlnskI 5 24 0. Moore 2044, Newlln 7 Gilbert A-174n. Browns in the AFC sernilinal Sunday. : Kellen Winslow one each. that we have the capability to score Sipe explained. ‘T m doing the same to get the ball to your receivers. You DePaul's All-America forward' Champ Godbolt had 27 points and big game. I didn’t think they'd be as (fl) NCAABatk*tS«N 8 40. van Breda Kotf 125-79.0'Koren 1 Labrie 141-137-387,^ Jerry 2:00 04 2. Elliott 1 22 4, Cook 1 44 6. Toronto 011-3 Oakland quarterback Jim Sipe threw for 30 touchdowns to tie quickly and under pressure." things but it's just a matter of doing n e ^ to be able to probe a defense." Jefferson, one of three 1,000-yard scored a career-high 47 points Rick Carlisle 22 for Maine. Terry unemotional as they were on the (SD NHL Hock«y Show Sparrow 112 3. Jones 3 04 8. Totals 9 NY lilanders 21 3-4 Smith 146-372, Jack Vittner Plunkett, for one. praised Sipe: for the second highest figure in the Sipe didn't exactly burst upon the them better. This was the third year "He’s been one of the keys to our receivers on the Chargers, caught 82 Tuesday night to carry the No. 1 Blue Cummings and Bernard Randolph floor — that’s my responsibility. I 2:30 923 0. Rrst period—1. New York, Tonelli 10 138-357, Bill Pagani'^r. 351, 01) SporUContor MILWAUKEE (10) (Bossy. Trottier), 10:08. 2. New York. whose last-minute heroics and league and became only the third NFL scene. He was a 13th-round draft under Sam and I felt like I got more success,", said Rutigliano. “He passes for 1,340 yards and 13 Demons to an 85-77 victory over scored 12 each for the Blue Demons, just didn't get It done tonight.” Ma. Johnson 4 2-710, Ml. Johnson 2 4-7 ,Trottier 13 iD POtvin, Bossy), 15 48 Tom Martin 143, Dan Jeski choice out of San Diego State in 1972 Maine. who extended their record to 13-0. 3:00 8. Unler 3 22 8, Buckner 9 44 9 . Penalties-Farrlsh, Tor, 4.20; Hotham, 142. overall passing skills gave the NFL quarterback in history to throw comfortable with the system. helped bring us to the playoffs. He's a touchdowns. Winslow set a receiving In other games, Mark Davis and 0f) NHLHockoy Moncrief 4 22 10. Bridgeman 14 32 31, Tor. 14:16, Howatt, NYI, 18:10 Browns the Central Division title. for more than 4.000 yards in a seasoh. and spent two years on the Browns' "As far as the criticism of my arm competitor. He has his own style but record for tight ends and led the NFL "I've coached against Dr. J,” said “Everyone we talked to told us Neal Robinson combined for 21 6:30 Catchingi 4 84 11. Cummings 1 0-1 2, Second period-3. New York. Tonelli II (ID U.S.TaMoTonnli Wlnters0040. Elmore0040. Totals41 (Langevin, Bossy I. 1:43. 4. Toronto. Sipe really did a great job on that He joined Dan Fouts and Joe Namath taxi squad.’ He served as a backup to is concerned, I really don’t think it's I would put him in the Fran Tarken- with 89 catches for 1,290 yards and Maine Coach Skip Chappelle. "But that Maine was a good team, and we points as Temple took Penn State 43- Valve 19 (Sitller, Hotham), 19;S0. 0 2 2 10 . Plett honored last drive." said Plunkett. "He really Mike Pbmps for two years before warranted. All I know is that I never ton category. He can do the things to nine TDs. this kid is the greatest collegiate knew from playing them last vear 39 ... Baylor defeated Texas A&M 53- New Jersey 0 1 9 9 1 9 -0 Penalties-Gillles. NYI. 8:10; Paiement in that category by throwing for 4.132 Milwaukee 212187 28-10 Tor. major, 14:20: Lorlmer. NYI. major, player I’ve ever seen." 44 for the Aggies fourth straight loss Fouled out—None. Total fouls—New 14 29. NEW YORK (UPI) - Jersey 23. Milwaukee0. A-1102. Third perlod-6. New York. Tonelli 12 Ray Meyer, who coached the great ... Pete Harris had 24 points and (Bossy. Perssoni, 1:83.6, Toronto. Ellls2 Right wing Willi Plett of Sport Parade i Wide receiver George Mikan in the 1940s, also Northeastern stopped Boston U. 80-78 Basketball (Fairish, Boschman), 0:S6. 7. Toronto. College basketball Tuesday's College Basketball Results Vaive20 (Farrlsh, Hickey), 16:06 8. New the Calgary Flames, who knows whereof he speaks. in overtime ... Joe Carrabino’s 26 By United Press International York, Tonelli 13 (Trottier. Bossy), 17:02 scored six goals in the corps short “You can tell the great athlete East 9. New York. Tonelli 14 (Bossy). points carried Harvard past Brown Ba rri ngton 8Ti. Gordon 7fi 19:18 (Penalties-Melrose. Tor. minor three games, Monday was from the mediocre athlete when the that they’d be tough,” Meyer Mid. 69-65 ... Rolando Blackman scored 17 DePauIffi. Maine 77 maior.5:31: Howatt. NYI, minor-major. Cold meeting Harvard®. Brown Of. 5:31, Anderson. Tor. 7:0; Boschman, named the NHL’s player of with Eagles going gets tough — he wants the" "They proved it tonight.” points as Kansas State cruised by Holy Cross 112. Xavier® Tor.lO;C; Lorimer, NYI, 10:C. Kings Coll. 74. Nyack 0 the week for the period en­ ball," said the DePauI coach. “Mark Elsewhere, No. 5 Notre Dame Oklahoma City 97-79 ... Tom Seaman national BA.SKETBALL A.S.SOC Shots on goal—Toronto7-12-12-31. New Montclair St. 73. upsala 67 York 17-910-0 ding Jan. 4, the league an­ if Oakland TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - The wide Aguirre wants the ball.” thrashed Vlllanova 94-65 and No. 15 By United Press International Northeastern 0. Boston U 78 and Garry Witts of Holy Cross com­ Eastern Conference (ioalies-Toronlo, Crha. New York nounced. Notre Dame0, Vlllanova 65 Resch /V-ir..(l0 receiver corps of the Philadelphia For a while, however, it looked like South Alabama defeated Virginia bined for 43 points in a 112-93 rout of Atlantic Divisifm Pace 79..St . Leo 0 Plett, along with wins Super Eagles have been depleted in the past he wanted a medic. After twisting his (k>mmonwealth 76-62. Xavier. W L Pet GB Staten Is 70, Jersey.City St 67i ot i Quebec 012-3 Philadelphia 3T. 7 8» - . Temple 43. Penn St 0 St Ixiuis 223-6 linemates Kent Nilsson two weeks by injuries, but Coach right ankle in practice Monday, At Philadelphia, Tracy Jackson David Magley’s 18 points and a iate Boston 31 9 77f: 3 South First perio(3-l, St. Louis, Babych 27 and Don Lever, led the Dick Vermeil has under 24 hours Aguirre arrived at Bangor Airport In scored 20 points and Kelly Tripucka stall pushed Kansas past Memphis New York 26 U. 634 8* i Aid BroaddusUB. E M ite® iPellcrssoh, Dunlop i. 10:B.2. St Louis, Washington 16 % JOO 18>> BiscayneSl. NW MinnesotaTg Norwich 4 (Pettersson. Dunltmi. 14:57 Flames to a perfect week before Sunday's NFC championship ^ ■■ 'T - a wheelchair. had 17 and the Irish, 8-1, shot 65 per­ State 59-49 ... Rice hit six free throws New Jersey 12 31 279 234 (' Florid 88, Marietta r/. Penalties-CIackson,Que, II; LaPumte. with victories against Ed­ game with Dallas to activate a But appearances were most cent from the floor. Alex Bradley, Central Division Florida A liM 72. Alcorn St. 71 SIL.6:0. Patey.StL.6:0. Hisiop.Que. in the final minute to down Texas Milwaukee 30 II .79 - Kansas IB, Memphis St 49 8 ffi. Hunter. Que, 13:0. monton, Los Angeles and Bv MILT RICHMAN Davis and I like him. If the Raiders replacement. deceiving. Villanova’s top player, was sideling Indiana , M 18 171 64 Christian 67-51 ... Gordon Welch Chicago 21 21 JO) O^s Mt St Mary'sO. Pitt-Jo town 0 Second period-2, ,St Louis, Pettersson Toronto. new 'YORK (UPIl - What's all win and it comes time for him to be The Eagles flew to Tampa Tuesday with a broken thumb. No. AlatumaSl. Lambuth® 12 I Babych. Dunlop). 6:0. 4. St Louis. He hit 19-of-26 shots and not even canned a 10-footer at the overtime Atlanta 18 M .4» 124 Newberry 107. Wamer-Southem 67 Turnbull V. iPatey), 10 44. 5. Quebec. Plett scored three goals the big mystery over what'll happen presented with the trophy. I wouldn't Cleveland \b 27 2E7 154 So. Florida74. ValparaisoSl to get away from the cold in Maine’s 67 percent team shooting “They were missing Alex Bradley buzzer — his first points all night — Detroit II 30 20 19 • Cote I iFtorek). 15:0. Penalties- against Edmonton in a 5-3 if Oakland wins the Super Bowl game be surprised if he has someone else So. Ala.0, Va. Commonweallh62 Wensink, Que. 12:46. Sutter. .StL, 12:45, Philadelphia and ran through a light was enough to offset the perfor­ so we went inside a little harder," as Southern Methodist clipped Texas Western Conference Tulane 0. Fredonia St. 63 Tardif, ^ e . 14 0 ; Dunlop, StL. 15:27. victory, two goals in a 7-6 and Pete Rozelle has to present the accept i t " .... Midwest Division Wash, arid Lee B. Rhode Is 57 Hunter,(^.Federko.StL,L5:M. one-hour workout at the Tampa Bay mance. Jackson said. “We worked to the 53-51... Lewis Lloyd scored 42 points W L Pet. GB triumph over Los Angeles championship trophy to Al Davis? Should Fred Lynn, trying for his Wm and M a^ 0, Milrsville St 52 Paley, StL, 17:0. Buccaneers complex where they also “I got in a rhythm and I just forwards and center. That's the way and hit a 20-footer with one second San Antonio 29 14 .674 — Xavier®, Livingstoa67(ot) Third period-6, St. Louis. Dunlop 8 and added a goal and an Nothing says they have to kiss each free agency from the Red Sox now Houston 18 23 .439 10 Midwest (Pettersson. Babych), 6:0. 7, Queoec, trained before last week's playoff wanted to get the ball,” Aguirre said. Notre Dame plays, an aggressive left in overtime as Drake edged Oral Kansas City 18 M 429 104 Bernier 1 (Hunter, A. Stastny), 12:0 8. assist in an 8-5 win over other. with teammate , Utah 17 25 .405 114 Augustana 1(77, No. Centr. 61 game with Minnesota. “My shot was falling for me. My style — and that was our game plan." Roberts 97-95 ... Rob Williams had 30 BeUielM. Indiana Tech 61 Quebec. Tardif 8 (Hoganson, Bemien. Toronto. You can bet they won't. You can succeed in winning it. he'll probably Denver 14 26 3H) 13>) Cedarville 0 . Ohio Dominican 0 14:4fi. 9. ,St. Uouis. Pettersson 13 Vermeil brought along two wide ankle only bothered me a couple of At Richmond, Va., John May, points as Houston topped Texas Tech Dallas 5 36 116 24 Chicago 0, Nazareth f4 (Dunlop), 18:0 Penalties-Stewart.StL. also bet that Pete Rozelle. who wind up the same place as Dave Win­ receivers who have been on injured times.” averaging seven points a game, 73-70 ... Sam Potter and Mike (3iavez Pacific Division Doane 73, Wayne St. 14 II 0 . Michelettl, StL. 14:10, Richard, doesn't get shaken up too easily, will field did — with the Yankees. Lynn Phoenix 34 9 .791 - Greenville®, Principia0 Que. 14:10. Gackson, Que. major. 1410. reserve — Wally Henry and Luther Maine, a coming basketball power struck for 25 points and 11 rebounds scored 14 points each and California Los Angeles 27 16 .628 7 Huntington O. Ind-Pun Ft Wayne i ® Sutter. StL, major. 14:10, St Louis be right there ready to hand the prize would get pretty much the same Blue — and indicated he is leaning that played Kentucky a week ago, did and South Alabama hit 18-of-19 free Golden Stale 2 19 537 11 Kansas St 97. Oklahoma City 79 bench, (served by Zuke), 14:10; Quebec defeated ^n ta Barbara 69-62. Portland n 12 HD 124 Uwis 54. Illinois Tech 49 bench, (served by Dupont),1410 to Al Davis, who isn't exactly one to salary, too. Winfield's contract with toward activating Henry. Seattle 18 2 .450 14>i Malone K)4. Mt. Vernon NazareneTB Shots' on goal—Quebec 5-11-14-0. ,St. sidestep delicate situations either. the Yanks actually could go as high San Diego 18 25 .419 16 Marion 81. Ind-Purr Indianapolis) 73 Uiuis 104-7—25. "We'll start working with him Tuesday's Results Mlllikln f4. Elmhurst H. (Joalies-Quebec. Grahame ,St Louis But even if Davis should suddenly as that $30 million figure that has tomorrow to see if he's ready," San Antonio 113, New York 106 Monmouth 9T>, MacMurray® Staniowski. A—12.080 Phoenix 113. Atlanta 106 have the urge to pass up this one been reported .... Vermeil said Tuesday. NW Mo. St. 78, Emporia St. S Vancouver 2 5 0-7 Ice Man would gladly trade Oiicago 108, San Diego OS Neb. Wesleyan 79, Peru St. 67 because of his feelings toward C^orado 103—3 The Eagles ran into wide receiver Milwaukee 102. New Jersey 86 St. Josmh'8 74. Tri-St. 0 6lotc Los Angeles 107. Washington66 First peno(8-l. Colorado. Robert 8 Rozelle. he'll have a way out that's Buddy Young, one of Pete problems when starter Charlie Portland HO. Detroit 90 Taylor 78, Manchester® Wabash Valley ®. Lakeland 78 J . * ^ Vancouver, Marois 4 Wednesday simple enough. Rozelle's aides who ranked with the Smith, their top receiver, suffered a Wednesday 's Games Washburn M. Ottawa 77 (AshlOT. Minor),8 :0 .3. Vancouver. Rota Hd could have one of the Raiders' finest runners in the old All America Phoenix al Boston W nUnois85,St. Xavier® 13 (Boldirev Williams). 16:12. Penalties- WRESTLING broken jaw in the final game of the San Antonio al Philadelphia Southwest Football Conference, says San three watches for one ring New Jersey at Indiana Glastonbury / NFA al captains. Gene Upshaw. Ted Hen­ regular season against Dallas. Baylor 53. Texas A And M 44 Diego's Chuck Muncie is the best Kansas City at Houston Drake97,Oral Roberts®tot) Manehester, 7 ;IS dricks or Todd Christensen, accept Then last week against Minnesota, Utah at Denver Houston 73. Texas Tech ® NEW YORK (UPI) - He has a gift Dallas at Golden State ICE HOCKEY the trophy for him. providing professional running back he has his backup ,Scott Fitzkee went out KansasSl.97.0kla City79 seen since Jim Brown. “Their styles that few men possess and he has been Detroit al Seattle Rice 57. TCU 51 Manchester at Enfield Oakland wins, of course. And if Davis with'a broken foot for the second Thursday's Games S M.U 53. Texas 51 does do something like that. Charlie are entirely different," Young says, asked to surrender it. He has been Indiana at New York West (Enfld Twin Rinks), 9 time this season. Atlanta al Milwaukee Fipley. for one. is sure to get a kick asked to foresake notoriety as the Calif ®. U.C. Santa Barbaras Somers at East Catholic "but Muncie has that same ability The Eagles worked out in sweat Washington at Kansas City Chico St ®. Notre Dame (Calif) 52 out of it. game's best scorer, to share his Dallas at Utah Denver 0 , S.D. Tech 76 (RIP), 7:50 Brown had to make his way up the suits and helmets Tuesday but plan to •Seven years ago. after his A's beat fieid " .... wealth of talent with 10 other men WASHINGTON ( « I ■ Great Falls®, LethhdgeS \ Friday go to full workouts in pads today, that sit on the same bench and to Ballard 5 (M) 10. Hayes 4 8-14 16, Panhandle State®. Colo. Coll'^ the Dodgers in the . Jerry Turner, who'il probably in­ ■niursday and Friday before flying UnseldTl-215, Carr33-49. Porter2CW Pepperdine 10. Azusa 73 b a s k e t b a l l make them look better. f Matthews 5 4-4 14, McCarter 3 1-2 7, Portland St. f4, St. Mary 's 0 SOCCER Manchester at Fermi, 8 Finley had about as warm a herit the regular right-field job with back to Philadelphia. f^berls 2 0-14, Kupchak 8 1-2 17, Rocky Mountain 57. West Wash. 55 the San Diego Padres now that Win­ In short, Stan Albeck has made a Mabom 1 OO 2. Totals 431828 06 Sacramento St. 75. So. Oregon 0 ' East Catholic vs. South relationship with Bowie Kuhn as Vermeil told sports writers not to .Santa Clara 71. U.C. Davis 70 request of George Gervin. Play as a LOS ANGELES H07) major indoor SOCCER LEAGUE Catholic at UofH, 8 Davis now has with Rozelle. field is no longer with them, assured expect any big changes in the Eagles Time to rejoice Chooes 5 15. Wilkes II 12 O. By United Press International Before the final game, Finley the club it doesn't have anything to team, he tells the Ice Man, and you Abdul-Jabbar 8 8-7 2 . Cooper 3 12 7 Atlantic Division Vinal Tech at Cheney offensive patterns, but indicated he John Tonelli (7) of the Islanders gets flying-leap hug from shall reap the rewards. Nixon 12 8-7 30. Carter 2 (K) 4i W L Pet GB Tech, 8 called . his team captain, worry about because he'll have a expects his team will see some from Landsberser 0 (M) 0. Jordan 2 04 4 New York 17 2 .895 — and Reggie Jackson, his right fielder, better year than his predecessor. Ac­ teammate Mike Bossy after he scored fifth goal last night George Gervin is no dummy. He Brewer 1,W)2. Totals- 44 1924107. Baltimore 9 7 J63 S'z Wethersfield at Penney, the Cowboys. has won three straight scoring titles Washington 2522823-96 I*hiladelphia 9 9 .50 into his office and told them if the A's tually, Turner outhit Winfield last against Toronto. Bossy picked up six assists in 6-3 success Los Angeles 092126-107 Hartford 6 11 353 10 8 "To me. I'm not one to go from and all be has to show for It is three Fouled oul-None. Total fouIs-Wash Central Division East Hartford at Conard, won., he didn't want any part of season, .288 to .276, but he played in against Maple Leafs. (UPI photo) mgton 2 . Los Angeles O. Technical- Hockey St. Louis 14 3 fE4 - week-to-week trying to outsmart gold watches. Gervin doesn't want 8 accepting the championship trophy only 85 games and his 18 RBI and anyone," Vermeil said. "We don't Lmseld A-11.Q33 Geveland 11 7 611 3'i any more watches ... but a nice ring, SAN ANTONIO (1131 Buffalo 7 10 .412 7 Glastonbury at Bloom­ from Kuhn. three homers didn't approach Win­ Chicago 7 12 .3® 6 vary much. We get what people call perhaps one of the championship R. Johnson 5 0410, Olberding 5 12 11 field, 8 "He asked Reggie and me to do it." field's 87 and 20 figures .... Earned ride G Johnson 104 2, Gervin 12 4-4 0. Silas Western Division stereotyped but we try not to beat variety, would make a lovely addi­ Wichita 10 7 5® - East Hampton at Bolton, Bando remembers. " If we win this If Washington Redskins' owner Drew Pearson, standout ourselves. 9 15-18 B. Conlne 4 04 8, Restani 2 04 San Francisco 6 14 30 5'i thing tonight. I want you two guys to Jack Kent Cooke is looking among tion to his jewelry box. 4. Moore 0 12 1. Griffin 3 2-6 8. Brewer NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Denver 5 12 294 5 8 pass-catching end with Dallas, “ We do little things, not major 3 22 8. ToUls 44 25-33 113. By United Press International I*hoenix 4 II 07 5 accept the trophy.' he told us." those coaches with professional “I'll give back all the watches for NEW YORK (108) Campbell Conference Tuesday s Results Windsor at Rockville things," he said. "Maybe that's why Demic 1 04 2. Russell 4 4-4 12 The A s won and the commissioner experience for the man to succeed was lifted high by teammate one ring," said Gervin, who scored Patrick Division Baltimore 10. Philadelphia 4 Rucon Academy at Rham we don't score 400 points, but I know Cartwright 5 44 14. Richardson 7 84 » W L T Pts. GF GA Buffalo4. Chicago 2 made the presentation to Jackson, Jack Pardee, I don't think he can Dextor Clinkscale after very unselfish points Tuesday night R. Williams 14 64 34. Webster 2 32 7 NY Islanders 0 8 8 n 1® 129 Wednesday 's Games Coventry at Portland we don't beat ourselves. Tonelli, Bossy to pace the San Antonio Spurs to a Glenn 4 32 11. S. Williams 3 22 8, PhiladelE^ia S 10 5 0 158 vn (No Games Scheduled) who playfully tried to pour cham­ possibly find any better one than Woodson 0 04 0. Carter 0 04 0. Totals 40 Fermi at Manchester scoring touchdown in final “Coach (Tom) Landry and his staff ■ 026 108. Calgary 18 13 8 44 1® 147 Thursday s Game pagne over Kuhn. Finley didn't tell John Madden, providing he could per­ 113-108 victory over the New York Wasnington 18 15 11 37 I® 1® • Phoenix at Denver (girls), 8 minute which produced NFL do the best job week-in and week-out San Antonio S 0 0 28-113 NY Rangers 14 0 6 34 1® 10 suade the former Raider coach to Knicks. New York 9 34028-108 Reggie to do that, though. It was on offensive formations,” he said. WRESTLING strictly his own idea. give up his "retirement." If he playoff win over Atlanta last The Spurs, currently making a Fouled oul-None. Total fouI»-San St. Louis 0 9 5 57 175 IS “It keeps you on your toes defen­ Antonio 27, New YorkM. Technical-Sen Vancouver 18 12 11 47 164 1® Cheney Tech at "I'm rooting for the Raiders to get chooses his man from the coilege Sunday. (UPI photo) reverse rolls shambles of the Midwest Division Antonio (wme). A-I3.3B1. Colorado 14 0 6 M 141 1® Stonington, 4:15 sively." NEW YORK (UPI) - John Tonelli season, and Ron Ellis added his se- Chicago 18 0 6 32 147 in to the Super Bowl and win the cham- ranks, though, I imagine he'll go for with an impressive 29-14 record, have PHOENIX (113)^ SWIMMING and Mike Bossy reversed roles for a cond of the year. Edmonton 10 21 6 0 IS 154 ?*Bovvling oionship. " savs Bando. "I know Al Southern California's John'Robinson. a real chance of causing problems in Cook 5 84 13. Robinson 13 7-10 S. Winnipeg 3 0 7 18 117 1® Hall at Manchester, 3:30 Adams 11 22 34. Davis 4 22 10. D Wales Conference night. the playoffs. Albeck has put together Johnson 6 22 14. High 2 04 4. Kelley 3 0- Blues 6, Norcliquvs J Norris Division Saturday Bossy i^ the league's goal-scoring a rather unimpressive lineup and 0 6. Scott 1 12 3. h£icy 1 04 2. Kramer W L T Pts GF GA • ______WRESTLING Cowboys better leader with 40 and Tonelli has been Jorgen Pettersson scored two they all play every day, contributing 2 04 4. Totals 48 1722 113. Los Angeles S 11 4 54 173 10 ATLANTA (106) Montreal 23 IS 4 » 171 113 Windham at Manchester, assisting on many of those goals, goals and Blake Dunlop had a goal mightily in their own quiet way. Drew 9 6-10 34. Roundfield 9 54 23. Hartford 18 17 8 0 147 1® ■ Names in the news- having been placed on the New York and four assists for St. Louis. The Rollins 5 0-1 10. Collins 2 04 4. E. PitUburgh 12 0 7 81 146 178 TEE-TOTAI.ERS- Pat 1 p.m. “I prefer a title any day,” said Johnson 8 5-7 S, Hawes 3 84 12. Criss 5 Detroit 10 21 8 0 12S 161 ICE HOCKEY Islanders' line with Bossy and Bryan victory gave the Blues an eight-game 04 10. Shelton 0 04 0. McElroy 0 04 0, Adams Division Barnowski 187-475, Karen Gervin, who drew double-coverage Farmington at East than expected Trottier. unbeaten streak while the Nordiques McMlllen 0121. Totals 41 2 ^ 10. Minnesota 19 9 9 47 I® 113 Riordan 177-463, Sharon from Ray Williams and Michael Ray Phoenix 0 02328-113 Buffalo 18 9 11 47 l« 118 Catliolie (BIP), 7:50 Leeman Bennett 4 But Tuesday night, it was Tonelli are winless in their last six games. Richardson all night, leaving team­ Atlanta 0 213128-10 Boston 14 18 7 35 142 I® Richard 193-526, Fran Jeff Brubaker DALLAS (UPI) - That the Dallas Playoff experience was spoken of a Three-point goai-E. Johnson. Fouled Toronto 13 21 5 31 153 179 Misseri 186, Joann -Tlicci Fermi at Manehesteir who stunned the Toronto Maple Leafs Ed Staniowski, the Blues' No. 2 Ball belongs to Gervin out—None. ToUil fouls-Phoenli 0, ATLANTA (UPI) - Atlanta Cowboys are still playing at this time great deal before the Cowboys’ mate James Silas free to score 33 Quebec 10 19 10 0 10 164 (BIP). 9:30 HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ with five goals, and Bossy who piled goalie behind Mike Liut, got the vic­ points. “It's very important to me to Atlanta 0 . Technicals-Atlanla coach Tuesday's Results 190-513, Dawn Testa 178- Falcons' Coach Leeman Bennett and of year comes as something of a sur­ meeting with Atlanta last week, and Mike Richardson of the Knicks goes high but George Gervin of Brown. Phoenix (zone). A-7,40. New York Islanders 6. Toronto 3 ford Whalers recalled left wing Jeff up six assists as the Islanders took a tory for a team-record six straight be a complete player and show what I his staff will direct the National prise. it appeared to have been a factor San Antonio comes down with the ball in NBA, play last night in DETROIT!®) Montreal 6. Detroit 2 Brubaker from their American 6-3 victory, leaving them three points triumphs. Wayne Babych scored his can do. Hubbard 3 04 6. McAdoo 8 04 16. Vancouver 7, Colondo 3 Football Conference team in the Pro They have scrapped and come down the stretch in that game. St. Louis 8, Quebec 3 -Bowl in Honolulu Feb. 1. Hockey League affiliate Tuesday to ahead of the red-hot St. Louis Blues 27th goal for St. Louis. ^ “Stan (Albeck) has really helped. New York. Paced by Gervin, Spurs Won. (UPI photo) B«ison 4 84 14. Long 8 04 16. Wright 1 Wednesday's Games from behind and managed to win 14 "Our advantage is that we know we 04 2, Herron 8 32 8, Lee 122 4. Tyler 1 New York Islanders at Pittsburgh y ' The Falcons' coaches received the fill in for injured left wing Mike in the overall standings. • He's a leader and directs us well. 3-4 5. Robinson 4 04 8. MokeskI 0 04 0. football games this season. And so, can win," Landry said. “That’s our Washington at Edmonton iionor because Atlanta was the NFC Fidler. “It was pretty exciting to watch Uiiiiiiilicns 6, Red W ings 2 Everybody plays here now. My role The Knicks, tired of being burned Drew 0 04 0. ToUls 9 14-15 ®. Hartford at Los Angeles even if they should lose to biggest advantage. We’re not a team lead to 99-86. PORTLAND (110) Vancouver at Minnesota The National Hockey League team John score all those goals." said Bob Gainey. Rejean Houle and by Silas, directed more attention to Natl 5 04 10. Thompson 7 64 0 , playnti loser with the best Philadelphia Sunday in the NFC title that will worry too much, even if we is totally different. I was a big Bulls 108, Clippers 93 Colorado at Chicago also returned right wing Ray Allison Bossy, who moved past Los Angeles' Doug Jarvis scored in a 3:07 span of gunner last year and it got us the spe^y little guard and Gervin Owens3046, Paxion98-421, RanseyS Winnipeg at Toronto regularseason record. Atlanta game, the Cowboys could consider fall behind, because we think we can Larry Kenon scored 31 points and 04 10. Bates 6 82 15. Gross 2 54 9. Quebec at Buffalo to the Binghamton Whalers, their up­ Dave Taylor into third place in the first period to power Montreal to nowhere. I have confidence In the sensed the change of strategy and Washington 512 It. Harper 204 4. Gate quarterback .Steve Bartkowski and the campaign a successful one, win. And that's a real plus'. Reggie Theus added 27 to pace 2 044 Totals 46 18-21 IltT Thursday's Games state New York farm team. Allison scoring with 67 points. "I said to its sixth straight victory. Reed Lar­ other guys on the club now. They can turned on the offense, scoring eight Detroit 27140 25-W .St. Louis al Philadelphia offensive tackle Mike Kenn are on couldn't they? "They (the Eagles) know we can Chicago to its eighth victory in the Washington al Calgary had been scoreless in two games son scored both Red Wings goals in all score just as well as I can." Portland 21 B 31 23-110 AUTO the team, as well as fullback William Tom Landry won't buy that, not win, too. So they have to concern myself on the bench, who wants to points in the final nine minutes to last nine games and dump the Fouled oul-Owens. Total foula-Detroi I’ittsburgh at Montreal after being called up last week to fill the second period. Only two penalties 17. Portland S A -12.60 Detroit at Boston Andrews, rookie light end Junior this year or any year. themselves with that, regardless of score when you get six assists?" Gervin showed he Is a quality stu­ secure the victory. Clippers to thqir fifth straight loss. .Miller and center Jeff Van Note in lor the injured Warren Miller Tonelli ■'pened the scoring for the were issued all game and both dent, especially in the second “Ice always could do everything," "Sure, you can say we have had a what the score is. We have a good Bucks 102, Nets 86 Islanders with his 10th goal of the figured in goals, with Gainey's com­ quarter. 'Die Knicks, who opened a said Knicks coach Red Holzman. REPAIRS better year than what was offensive team. We can move the Junior Bridgeman scored 16 of his 0 ‘Tree’ Rollins season midway through! the first ing at 7:34 of the first period and Lar­ “He showed me something tonight. predicted," the Cowboys' coach said football and score touchdowns." 15-point lead in the first period and game-high 31 points in the third period, following passes by Bossy son scoring his first on a power play He’s giving up the ball when he has 'Horn* of Mr. Qoottwrtnch" ATLANTA lU PIi - Atlanta AI Rosen Tuesday. "But you look back wheh The battle of the psyche, which threatened to blow the Spurs out of quarter to power Milwaukee to its and Bryan Trottier. Trottier added at 8:31 of the second. to, when he’s pressed or double- Hawks center Wayne "Tree" Rollins HOUSTON (UPI) — A spokesman we started in April and think of all began Monday with Philadelphia Madison Square Garden, were fifth consecutive victory and its 11th his 13th goal at 15:48 on a power play, (iaiiiK'ks 7^ Roi'kics .'4 teamed. I don’t like losing but from a will have to undergo "knee surgery for the Houston Astros said Tuesday the games we played and we’ve come coach Dick Vermeil's announcement double-teaming Gervin and the Spurs straight at home. The hapless Nets • Complate Mechanical Service during the offseason or maybe tipping in a shot from the point by Dave Williams scored two goals couldn’t compensate. fan’s point of view, the man Is fun to General Manager is doing to within one game of the Super that his team would white jerseys and an assist, enabling Vancouver to suffered their ninth straight loss and v € £ l. • Collision Repair sooner, it was announced Monday. Denis Potvin, But Gervin forgot about scoring in watch.” 14th in 15 games. well in Methodist Hospital following Bowl. (thus making Dallas wear its blues), snap a six-game winless streak. Dr. Jake Hughston, an orthopedic the second period and each time he In other NBA games. It was Lakers 107, Bullets 98 • Auto Painting a successful bypass operation for a "You can’t say you can be satisfied continued only briefly omthe Landry After falling behind 1-0 on a goal by surgeon in Columbus, said Rollins front Tuesday. Tonelli then scored at 1:43 of the was double-teamed, he found Phoenix 113, Atlanta 106; Chicago Norm Nixon tied his career high blocked artery leading to his heart. without a great effort in this game. It Rene Robert at 7:46 of the opening • Low Cost Service Rentals could play this season as long as he Tony Siegle, assistant to Rosen, ^ o n d period and added three goals backcourt-mate James Silas wide 106, San Diego 93; Milwaukee 102, with 30 points and had 12 assists to takes too much work to get to this in the third, including an empty- period, the Canucks scored seven • Factory Trained Technicians could stand the pain. Rollins "has a said he is expected to be moved from open. Silas scored 16 of his S3 points New J e r s ^ 86; Los Angeles 107, carry Los Angeles. Kareem Abdul- position not to give it all on the field netter with 42 seconds left in the straight goals. Lanny McDonald band of tissues across the top of his the intensive care unit today. "We next Sunday." In the quarter and the Spurs out- Washington 96; and Portland 110, Jabbar scored 22 points and Jamaal • Charge With Master Charge game. Rick Vaive scored two goals scored his 18th goal at 6:35 of the Detroit 90. knee joint on the inside. " according Battle brewing scored the Knicks 39-24 to open a 61- Wilkes 23 as Los Angeles — losers of Mr| IR Ma Ml — ■ • 24 Hour Wrecker Service haven't heard from the doctors ... And wl)^n it comes to this time of for Toronto, giving him 20 on the third period. to trainer Joe O'Toole. "That tissue and no news is good news,” Siegle year, two considerations come into 56 lead at the break. Suns 113, Hawks 106 its previous two games — handed the is called plica, is being irritated by ' UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) - “Everybody on the bench has to Truck Robinson scored 33 points, Tel. 646-6464 said. “The doctor said he was very play — pressure and experience. The off-again, on-agaln Bullets their fourth loss in a row. the stress he puts on it by playing contribute on my team,” said including 23 in the second half, and Trail Blazers 110, Pistons 90 FREE! pleased with the operation and he an­ Dallas has experienced plenty of partnership between Punch Albeck. “Look at the stats. If George Alvan Adams added 24 to pace professional basketball. ticipated no problems.” pressure In its day. But the thinking Imlach and Joe Crozler will be Manchester swimmers Jim Paxson scored 21 points and "Silver Dollar” scores only 18 points in a game, we of the amateur psychologists is that off-again today. Pacific Division-leading Phoenix. Michael Thompson 20 to lead usually wind up winning. He's given The Suns led by as many as 17 points ___ Gap Gauge the Elagles — because they felt going Imlach, the general manager of Portland. Keith Herron paced up going for the scoring title and in the third quarter but the Hawks into the season that this was their the slumping Toronto Maple outscore East Hartford Detroit with 19 points and Bob Earl Campbell that’s a big sacrifice. All he ever gets fought back to trail 88-84 with 10:14 UNTUNED CAR? Bobbby Schmauta year — might have more pressure Leafs, was to meet today with McAdoo and .John .Long had 16 HOUSTON (UPI) — Running back is a damn watch. He says he doesn't left. The Suns then outscored Atlanta apiece. MONTREAL (UPI) - A stick­ heaped upon them. Leafs owner Harold Ballard, and Manchester High trimmed East 3. Nora (Elll 2:21.8. WHAT A WASTE. Earl Campbell has sent word to "Philadelphia wants to win very Hartford High, 92-78, in CCTL boys' 50 free: 1. Smith (M), 2. Whltford want any more watches.” 11-2 over the next 2;08'to build their W?>en ■ car Itn't property lurted. it can be weetlng es much swinging battle in a National Hockey Houston Oilers' management he it is expected that Ballard will de­ u two gelloht per tenkful. Which It why you ehould ' swimming action yesterday at the (EHl. 3. DIneen (EH) :24.l. do frequent tune^upe on your n League game l^st month has resulted badly," said Landry. "Sometimes mand that Crozler, the team's /////////j. wants his present contract the harder you try to win the greater coach, be fired. In a city with a Hornets’ pool. Diving: I. Dellaripa (EH). 2. .Santana cer. Dependable parti Ilka ^ in a three-game suspension for Bobby renegotiated or to be traded. (Ml. 3. Marsh (EH) 168.05 points. Champion spark pluga can ^ Schmautz of the Vancouver Canucks the pressure. I’m sure they will feel hockey tradition as great as The win evens the Silk Towners' Campbell, through his agent Will pressure. But w will we. mark at 2-2. 100 fly: 1. Kenefick (Ml. 2. Nora (EHl. nmir! I CHAMPION and a two-game suspension for Pat Stewart, said they want to set up an Toronto's, a coach with a 13-21-5 3. Fitzgerald-(M) 1:02.0. Hughes of the Pittsburgh Penguins. “We’re one step from the Super record is treading on thin ice. Tim Kenefick, .Scott Smith, Pete 100 free: 1. Boucher (EHl. 2. Smith CHEVROLET appointment Friday with newly ap­ Bowl. That's not like you are going Listro, Larry Krupp and Brendon ■Probata Court is open fotfl Both players were thrown out of pointed General Manager Ladd Although Imlach — who has (Ml. 3. Cantin (Ml :54.3. ■cflufaraoeas with the Judga W a e iiria i I liw of awMy I out for a picnic. You have to be Gorman were individual winners for the game and assessed automatic Herzeg to discuss his contract. "We crossed paths with Crozier many REIIT-II4MY ntram 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M a N n i|o oara. Manchester. fines of $200. The suspensions were ready. You know you will have to times since their days with 5.00 free: 1. Listro (Ml. 2. Moir (EHl.3. Ihursday nights. Ap-| believe Earl is being fairly compen­ play a tough, tough game. Results. < BY THE HOUR announced Tuesday by NHL (Juebec City in the 1950’s - is Whltford (EHl 5:37.9. ointmants snggasted. ALCAR AUTO PARTS, INC. 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER sated," Herzeg said. "We “I expect it to be the roughest, 200 medley relay: 1. Manchester (Gor­ 100 back: I. Gorman (M). 2. Fallone with or without a lift executive vice-president Brian expected to object to Crozier's I j^ talephotie number; renegotiated a six-year deal for hin». toughest game we've played.” man. Krupp, Kenefick. .Smith) 1:^6 (Ml. 3. .Sullivan (M) 1:09.4. QITTY OA8 STATION 226 tpaucE sm in O'Neil and folowed a Jan. 5 hearing firing, it appears certain the 200 free: 1. Boucher (EH), 2. Cantin MMICHEtTER, CONN. 06040 last year in good faith and expect him' And as for experipnee, Landry says Maple Leafs will have a new 100 breast: 1. Krupp (M), 2. Fralllc- SBMCE MIITS in Toronto lo honor his contract.” (Ml. 3. Lauzon (Ml 2:01.5. ciardi (Ml. 3. Kruezer (EHl 1:14.4. •M HARTFORD ROAD-64e-507B iKFMWllnM it is his team's" greatest asset. coach this week. 200 IM: 1. Kenefick (M), 2. Krupp (Ml. 400 free relay: I. Manchester 3:54.8. OPIN e A.M. TO 9 P.M. a n m u a . MOTORS Hum nvBiQN to - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 7, 1961 Meetingm * called 1 1 1 to discuss l a 1housing a iorum A EVENINGfeasibility HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 7, 1961 - 11 Hale hopes for revised home loan laws MANCHESTER - An lim ita tio n ------— a r ▼ M.I.S.A.C.; the Manchester Tenants ------J agenda, the purpose o f'____ one of the best-housed countries in only group of 12 civic, church and M.I.S.A.C.; the Manchester Tenants ^ timed agenda, the purpose of which dingding housing housing for the homeless. The MANCHESTER— For rather than trying to enact new "Savings should not be a March, Hale said, debate will center banking and savings and loan Association; the Manchester Board the world.” business organizations will meet next is to “provide an orderly and produc­ agency decided the town should Americans buying homes and lenders bills,” Hale said. temporarily-supported idea and we on the tax incentive and such other regulartory agencies. of Realtors; the Organization of tive gathering,” Faucher said. “improvement legislation” as; • Almost certain to be supported week to determine whether a coali­ provide this service so it can see for making home loans, the 1981 "For example,” he said, “I hope ought to provide more incentive for “Savings and loan associations Women Realtors; the Manchester If there is a vote, only the groups • Putting a fence around the super­ by savings group is the idea of 100 tion to lobby for local,housing reform itself the need. Congressional session should involve this Congress will make permanent thrift than just $200,” Hale said. have been, are, and will continue to is necessaiT. Manchester Community Services Council; the will have a vote, and each group no percent account insurance for more “clean-up, paint-up and fix-up” — and increase — the temporary tax Hale was named to the 1981 regulators of banks and savings and be, the main source of funds for League of Women Voters; the “We hope to get the government, loans, the Depository Institutions governmental deposits. At present Robert Faucher, co-chairperson of matter how many representatives it of old laws rather than building of break for savers approved in 1980.” Legislative Committee of the U.S. home ownership, he said, “and as a the Manchester Citizens for Social Greater Manchester Chamber of sends will have only one vote. private and social sector working new ones, William Hale, president of That tax break allows Americans to League of Savings Associations, Deregulation Committee (DIDC). these public funds have the same result have very specialized together,” Faucher had said when Responsibility, issued letters to the tlon will be limited to the 12 groups, meeting, said. Commerce; the Organization of The meeting is being held Heritage Savings and Loan Associa­ deduct |2C0 in savings account in­ trade group for the nation’s 4,400 “This group,” he said, "has been $100,000 coverage as other savings. operations that need preservation of Black Manchester Residents; the the meeting was first proposed one 12 jpoUps. to insure it is successflil,” Faucher, The groups are: the Manchester "because Manchester’s housing tion, said. terest and dividends ($400 on a joint savings and loan associations. They wandering well beyond the bounds Hale said "there is no question” an Independent Federal Home Loan United Way of Manchester; and the month ago. "For the first meeting only, invita- whose organization is sponsoring the Area Conference of Churches; crisis is reaching emergency propor­ “I hope Congress will spend time return) for 1981 and 19K — but a ter­ make the bulk of home mortgage Congress established in creating it. If that the savings and loan Bank Board and Federal Home Loan Manchester Citizens Action Group. tions,” Faucher said. associations will vote to oppose The meeting will be Jan. 14 at 8 smoothing out the rough spots in mination date will deny the oppor­ loans in this country. not checked, they can well destroy Bank System designed especially for The press and the public is also in­ He said evidence of this is the the system that has made America amalgamation of the various Fraeral p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church existing financial and housing laws tunity thereafter. When the Committee meets in the credit needs of home finance.” arrested vited. The meeting will operate with MACC decision to withdraw from fin­ on Park Street. South Windsor they were allegedly struck Vernon Church collection James Rogasky, 26, of 59 by the car driven by Elmer B. Nielson, 52, of Woodbridge Ave., East Rogasky. no certain address, was Hartford -was arrested on Rogasky was first charged Monday with bag stolen several charges Monday charged with reckless breach of peace in connec­ night in connection with driving, driving while un­ tion with the investigation MANCHESTER - was interested in buying the investigation of a der the influence of liquor of a disturbance at 32 Elm Church donations collected the items, but left th.e thrde-car accident at or drugs or both, failure to St. He was being held at at a morning mass were home once he was told they Route 5 and Sullivan obey a traffic control the police station in lieu of stolen Sunday from St. were not for sale. Avenue. signal and failure to drive posting a $100 bond. He was Bridget's Church, police The woman’s grand­ Police said cars driven to the right. Police said he to appear in court today in said. daughter complained to by Philip Herzog, 35, of became extremely abusive Rockville. About $527.31 was taken police after the 1 p.m. inci­ Rachel Road, Manchester at the scene of the accident from an office located in dent. The unidentified man and Richard Stelmat, 49, of and was also charged with Joseph G. Bielecki, 59, of the school adjoining the reportedly went to the Foster Street, South Wind­ breach of peace and in- 977 Hartford Turnpike, church during a reception home’s front and rear sor, were stopped on Route terferring with a police of­ Vernon was charged Mon­ which followed the 9 a.m. doors before the woman 5 in the southbound left ficer. day with fourth-degree mass, police report. answered the doorbell. turn lane, for a red light. larceny on complaint of the Police said an uniden­ A police spokesman said The light turned green and He was released on a K-Mart Store, Vernon Cir­ tified man wearing an patrol units were made they proceeded onto $250 cash bond. No court cle. His court date is Jan. flN U fl overcoat entered the aware of the incident and Sullivan Avenue where date was given. 13. building where coffee is given a description of the served each Sunday. After man. Police said they sending a teen-aged girl to would keep the complaint SAVINGS LADIES get him some coffee, police on record and encouraged MISSES’ AND JUNIORS’ COAT SALE said the man abruptly left residents with similar Super Values on Sleepwear, the scene. reports to contact police, Our hottest savings ever on your favorite coat fashlonsl Bolton The theft was reported a although they said no Loungewear and Lingeriel short time later when a arrests would be made in collection bag containing the incident. Now at all D&L storesi cash and checks was mis­ sing, police said. The School operations aired money was being kept in a white canvas bag. Completes course BOLTO.N- At a possible gifted students. term s of an academic In a separate incident, MANCHESTER— meeting of the Principal's Two clubs have been project, teachers will police Monday afternoon Jam es E. Hennessy of Council recently, a variety suggested — a Rainbow award certificates 9 .9 M L 9 7 received a suspicious per­ Manchester, has just of topics relevant to the Club for students in enrolling them in the ap­ 69.97 operation of the school propriate club. son report in the Ken­ successfully complete a kindergarten through sington Street area. Accor­ course in short story were discussed. Grade 4 and a Lightbulb WARM PAJAMAS ding to a police report, a writing with Writer’s Philip Robenhymer, Club for students in Grades It will be a form of Reg. $13 to $161 Don't white male about 25-years- Digest School, a national MISSES’ PANTCOATS project explore teacher, 5 through 8. recognition and an iden­ miss our super buys on old went to the home of an correspondence school for led a discussion about a When students make a tification system for gifted brushed and flannel elderly woman, inquiring freelance writers. The Reg. $90 to $1151 certification program for major contribution in students. about antiques and rare school is a division of stylesi In assorted colors coins. W r ite r ’s D ig e s t, a and styles, all so warm! Police said the man told magazine for freelance Choose from a variety of wool Committee plans events the 77-year-old woman he writers. and wool blend styles In this season's greatest colorsi Sizes 8-16. BOLTON— The Bolton with Grade 8 students to high school. Center School-Bolton High discuss course selections, If March 12 is approved School Articulation Com­ sports programs, clubs and as an early release day for 25%-33% OFF mittee plans several extracurricular activities. Grade 7 and 8 students, events in the next couple of On Jan. 26 Grade 7 and 8 teachers involved with months. students and students in­ those grades will meet TOASTY ROBES .Senior Citizens On. Jan. 21 it has volved in Project Explore with the high school staff Great savings here on arranged for selected high will attend an energy to discuss problems of long robes In wrap, zip- school students to meet experience assembly at the mutual concern. front and lace-trlmmed Senior events listed 39.97 Special course scheduled stylesi Many colorsi BOLTON— The Grade 5 students from Feb. reproductive system. By WALLY FORTIN 724; Gert McKay, 723. Understanding the Life C^- 23 to March 13. Hi everyone! Well, the Also on the previous MISSES’ cle portion of the science The classroom teachers 'The respective teachers bug finally got Wally so Joe Tuesday we had our curriculum will be will provide students with planned the program with 3 h r 6.57 and I are putting this bowiers over at the ALL-WEATHER presented to Grade 6 an understanding of the Dr. Robert Butterfield, coiumn together for you Parkade Lanes with the students from Jan. 26 basic structure and func- school physician, and Don­ folks. following resuits: Betty COATS through Feb. 12 and to tion of the human na Curylo, school nurse. MNTES HUMB Just a reminder that the Lamoureaux, 148 and 409 Reg. $3 eachl Our brief Legai Services will be here and Andy Lamoureaux had Reg. $70 to $961 and bikini styles in tomorrow by appointment a 200 and a 567. only. shimmery nylon with Also on the second and Tomorrow for our Fun A select group of reversible styles In stretch lace waist and fourth Wednesday, Day we will feature our poplin, nylon and corduroyl In regular cotton-lined gusset. Briefs volunteers will be here own seniors, thanks to the and pantcoat lengths, sizes 6-14. in white or beige, bikinis in from 1 to 3 p.m. to help you help of Ida Cormier, so ® I W E R M d M with your medicare forms. plan to come for the lovely assorted pastels. Last Friday we had 5 chicken dinner and stay for tables for setback and the the program. winners were: Floyd Post, We are still planning to d U t U O U S / 131; Sam Schors, 125; Bill start our caning class 2.17 Stone. 119: John Phelps, shortly so please bring in W f O M U V 119: Mina Reuther, 118. your chair fur inspection so BIKIMS ‘N BRIEFS On Monday we had our that we may see what 39.99-49.99 Our gunuinu bargain* from Inturanca Reg. $3,251 Save on our pinochle games and the needs to be done. We wili claim* and Bnnkruatcia*, our daliclou* winners are: Sam Schors. supply the materials and cempllmanlary ceftaa und our ca*i lacy styles with assorted 797; Roy Durey, 784; Bob the charge will be nominal. No-rra**ura atmo*phora oil muka trims In white and pastels. Schubert. 764; A1 We extend our sincere JUNIORS’ PANTCOATS (or on ontortainlng vi*l(. ^m o *oa Chellman, 749; Ada Rojas. condolences to John and 15,267 itom* ffloro-or-lo** dl*ploy- 740: Lillian Uwis, 735; Ed Lois Churilla on the loss of Reg. $54 to $781 od in our Qoriou* Emporium and Hindle, 725; Clara their mother this past Don I Forgot Your Wolloll Hemingway, 724; Ed Scott, weekend. 8.97-9.97 Come see our special group of wools, EBrt,UIW,linil TmeMIKIFFUNIt poplins, corduroys, wool blends and lEMIKLUTin 2ri.UTTIIStSITt WARNERS’ BRA boucles In many colorsi Sizes 5-13. JACKETS III p m iT w amitiEK TIM SIS Reg. $10.50 to 11.501 Our •EMUSO Not-AII-That-Bra* that The n D rs-'in N I N M TMCMKf SNIFIIN VWs, gives you maximum sup­ Philosophy nutuE port without wires! Firm, j ^36 "« stretch styling in white or of »1** beige. B, C and D cups. Christian Education unMHHmiii n m TowEL$ WNI PLAIN/ Presented by 19.99-34.99 STIVE PRINTED 8.47 JAY B. KATZ r M OUR PRICE irEO FN Principal Chrislian Htrilagt School, JU N IO R S’ VESTS IMS. CONTOUR BRA Trumbull, Ct. MlltTIIIN,STITNI Reg. $101 Warners all AND JACKETS 3 « * 1 WMMlMd OUlIFNMI sTsmmt *19 seamless bra with light lining. Straps convert to a Thursday, Jan. 8 at 7:30 P.M. Reg. $38 to $50f rnnumnniiiniEn iwiTKunEsmii halter. In white or beige, A L iM im i OUTNCIMia l■•ranM N0lsslTn and B cups. Sherpas, poplins and down vests TNL For all parents and grandparents IncludedI Skiwear, too, for the coming Interested In a Christian iearning snowl Assorted colors, sizes S-M-L. NX environment (or children RET IMR m tiu nu>BiR tatv m i M l'M B IM ' CRESGORT GIRDLE R u n N n NtTBU *13** Church of the Nazarene Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats, ali O&L stores *26" % M M 3 9 ** Reg. $151 Firm control 236 Main St. panty girdle In lightweight Manchester, Ct. OPEN ONLY: Lycra with tummy panel. Sponsored by Day School Lingerie and Foundations, all D&L stores Research Committee THURSDAYS 10-9 White. MOST D&L STORES OPEN NIQHTS MON. THRU FRI. TIL 9 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 FRIDAYS 10-9 MOST DAL STORES OPEN NIQHTS MON. THRU FRI. TIL S P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 Babysitting provided Cerbins Comer, MsrMsn 6 Now Umdon also open Saturdays lU •; Now Brttabi open Thur. night only. Now Britain 6 Orolen eloasd Sundays CoiMns Cemar, MsrMsn & New London oloo opon Eoturdoyo H I t; Now Britain opon Thur. nIgM only. Now Britain A Oroton eloood Bundoyo .CORBINS CORNER •AVON-SIMSBURV sMANCHIBTER sBRISTOL .NEW BRITAIN .MERIDEN .VERNON .NEW LONDON PROTON UMlT'iiiicKsrai •CORBINB CORNER •AVON-EIMtBURY •MANCHESTER •BRISTOL •NEW RRITAIN •MERIDEN •VERNON •NEW LONDON •OROTON 12 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 7, 1981 House restoration funds lacking II VKHAKA K I c m iO M ) materials. terested in the job. “We The building committee Herald Reporlrr have a moral, if not a legal, EARN A COLLEGE DEGREE VERNON - The Ecker recommended that the committment to Mrs. house which is on property repairs be made in accor­ Ecker, he said. owned by the town has dance with the agreement Mrs. Herbst asked the between the town and the council if after the house is been termed as one of the Eckers, so that the living “stabilized” they would Manchester Community College most important historical­ quarters will be both like to look at the historical ly and architecturally in list which of the repairs he for safety purposes and in­ habitable and safe for Mrs. value and reconstruct it offers ___ People/Food------the Town of Vernon. But feels his department can sulation work to conserve Ecker’s occupancy. from a historical point of the Town Council doesn’t do. energy. "And the second con­ view. feel the town can afford to Hine said the handrailing Jam es McCarthy, coun­ straint to be that repairs be completely restore it. can be done by his cil member who made the WEEKEND COLLEGE made bearing in mind the The Ecker House, departmert. He add^ that motion, said that after that Marcham said he didn’t historicai aspect of the originaily known as the his department has fixed he would like an estimate think it’s in the fiscal cards building," Eugene Pinto, Skinner Inn on Route 30, the flashing as best it can. which would include put­ for the council to do that in ^ on campus chairman of the building dates back to 1786 and is in­ He said the work in the ting the property in proper the next year or so. Coun­ committee said. cluded in the current sur­ kitchen can't be done until restoration. cilman Robert Hurd, who Choose from 26 once-a-week courses Reports show there is a vey of the architectural the other repairs are done Tom Freethy, of the is a member of $20.00 per college credit and fees and cuiturai resources of great heat ioss because of first. He said several of the ( AMERICAS TRENDY RESTAURAi^ building comtnittee, said if the Historical Society, said needed improvements and Walk-In registration: Jan. 12 & 13 9 a.m. to noon, 4-7 p.m. Vernon being done by the other items can’t be done his committee was going to he felt the council should be there is water seeping Also: January 17-9 a.m. to noon, January 20-4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Vernon Historicai Society untii the repair work is get the matter back in its directed to come up with a through the front walls. which termed it the most done in the basement. iap then they would like the method of putting the The building committee Call 646-2137 THE SPLENDOROF important historically and The council opted to authority to pay someone property up for sale and to listed as repairs they feel architecturally. have the building com­ to give them an estimate. determine under what con­ Community Services Division The society had been should be made, such items mittee agair review the Council member Stephen ditions it couid be sold. But MCC, 60 Bldwell St. asked by Mayor Marie as: Instailatlon of a hand matter and get an estimate Marcham said contractors most members agreed this Manchester, CT 06040 Herbst to investigate the railing for the cellar of the absolutely necessary wili give estimates without shouidn’t be done while stairs; to check the UHCC historicai vaiue of the repairs that must be done being paid if they are in­ Mrs. Ecker is iiving there. property. S. Ardis Abbott, flashing around the chairman of the society's chimney and roof over the Historic District Study kitchen area; repair the bad flooring in the kitchen, Committee, said. "As a ONE OF THE STOP S SHOP COMPANIES significant eiement of Ver- resurface the kitchen BRING YOUR HOLIDAY PICTURES TO MEDI MART FOR QUALITY non's 18th Century ceiling and paint it; put heritage, it deserves asbestos covering over the JVo6 HUVs Finest Food carefui repair and steam pipes in the celiar; rehabiiitation."' have the "oid knob and tube wiring in basement Medi0 The Town Councii asked for an investigation of the checked by an electrician: condition of the property repair the hatchway door. film developing when it was brought to its Aiso to paint the rear ■ AN FRANCISCO — a city that almost everyone claims attention that the iiving stairs: repair iarge hole on MarbQ 1 % as his or her favorite-welcomes residents and visitors rake board; replace sheet PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES quarters have to be One complete set of EXTRA alike with a potpourri of dining experiences as delectable habitable and safe for Mrs. metal drip cap and roof; and cosmopolitan as Paris, Rome or New Yofk. This “city cauik and naii down ciap- PRINTS matte finish prints FREE with Bertha Ecker who has by the bay” exemplifies classic dining at its best. And Four- boards; secure and grade every roll of 110, 126 and 35mm lifetime occupancy of the FOR THE color print film we process. Sat­ nou’s Ovens, situated high on the city’s most splendid and house on the property. front section of structure; SHOP 7 DAYS A WEEK AND EVERY instali fire aiarm system; isfaction guaranteed even if the famous crossroads. Nob Flill, is an internationally renowned The permanent EVENING (SUNDAYS TIL 6 P.M.) problem is in the picture taking. Municipal Buiiding Com­ pa'int ail exterior PRICE OF restaurant and trendsetter of classic cuisine. It is in the land­ mittee. which aiso was woodwork; and insulate. mark Stanford Court Flotel, which stands on the site of the asked to be involved in the The building committee famed Leland Stanford mansion and reflects the same ele­ project, said it obtained said it costs Mrs, Ecker gance as the Stanford residence did in its time. quotes of 815 per hour per more than 8300 a month to man to do the repair work heat the living quarters. Under the skilled direction of M. Marcel Dragon, the with the town furnishing Ronald Hine, director of ROBITUSSIN WELLA BALSAM hotel’s Chef de Cuisine, the menu of Foumou’s Ovens offers and paying for the public works, was asked to DM COUGH SHAMPOO OR LAUNDRY an a la carte selection of superbly prepared specialties. You. SYRUP CONDITIONER DETERGENT too, can recreate some of these selected recipes at home and Expectorant Shampoo washes enjoy a flavor that is distinctly San Francisco, even if a visit cough suppres­ in shine and body. RoliiUissin sant 6-8 hour Reg. or Oily. 16-oz. is not within the forseeable future. cough control Conditioner beau­ with non-narcotic tifies troubled hair Foumou’s Ovens Fish Fillets is a delicious seafood entree D Methorphan, in seconds.Reg. or lightly complemented with a fragrant, piquant lime and 8-oz. X-body. 16-oz. caper sauce. Althou^ fresh fish is usually within easy reach SAVE 1.26 OUR KODAK 110-24‘S in a seaport city like San Francisco, hig^ quality North At­ OUR REB. 3,59 SALE PRICE OR 120-20’S lantic frozen fish is available year round throughout the Complete your winter film needs country and will produce equally flavorful results when the and save $$ In two popular Accord reached right techniques are used. The secrets to proper handling sizes. 4 Q Q are to star^ cooking the fish while it’s still frozen and to cook SAVE 50c 1 0 9 on injunction OUR REG. ^39 ■ it quickly. Always avoid prolonged cooking. This recipe calls for North Atlantic fillets of Sole, but Cod or Haddock are require a public hearing COAENTRY - At a delicious substitutes, too. hearing in Tolland Superior for such a move but local Court Monday, lawyers personnel policies allow Glazed Potatoes of the Court makes a stunning accom­ representing the Town of the town manager to dis­ paniment. Appetizing shoestring potatoes are enhanced with Coventry and former m iss an em ployee on MEDI MART a sprinkling of ilavorful and crunchy whole almonds and Police Chief Gary Sousa probation. MEOI MART THERAPEUTIC M Parmesan cheese. For an artful presentation in the elegant agreed not to pursue a tem­ Kelly will not begin RED TIME 100 PLUS 30 FREE Foumou manner, the potatoes are “tied with strings’ of porary injunction against deliberating the case until COLD FORMULA High-potency, vita­ Sousa s dismissal Dec, 18. both parties submit replies The cold formula min-mineral pimiento into little bundles for serving. Simplicity is the key to evidenefe presented at that lets you sleep. supplement. to making this side dish. Ore-Ida frozen Shoestring Potatoes Superior Court Judge Non-narcotic. 6-oz. Eugene Kelly can now the hearing. The papers for MEDI MART ASPIRIN eliminate the necessity to peel, slice and fry. The potatoes Great relief from dry OUR noth sides are expect^ to be | BLISTEX 01 For the relief ol simple head­ decide whether Frank Con­ lips, cold sores, fever blisters and SALE PRICE bake quickly to a pleasing crispness and the entire dish is nolly. town manager, acted ready by the end of the PRICE aches and muscular aches due to chapped lips. 42-oz. common colds. 300-ct. 4 Q 7 fast and easy to prepare. properly when he dis­ week. The finale of this menu, Stanford Court Almond Dac- missed Sousa without a Arthur Meisler, Sousa’s SAVE 48c SAVE 42c 1 ^ ' ■ST public hearing. attorney, had sought tem­ OUR REO. 1.47 99" OUR RE6.1.79 ■ quoise, is an unforgettable specialty of Foumou’s Ovens. In Kelly reportedly said the porary and permanent in­ fact, it is so much simpler to make than even a layer cake case hinges on whether or junctions against the dis­ MAXI LASH OR JEAN NATE PEPTO that you will quickly master its preparation the very first FA-'?; n o t state statutes missal, not less than 82,500 PERMATHENE-12 VERY SILKY BISMOL time you recreate it at home. This dessert is made even in dam ages and back MAXI THICK supercede local personnel REDUCING PLAN MASCARA BODY LOTION For upset stomach easier because convenient almonds are all ready to blend, policies. State statutes wages and benefits from Use this diet aid For beautiful Leaves skin feeling indigestion and sprinkle and garnish the Dacquoise in three distinctively the date of the dismissal. lor continuous all soft and silky- nausea. Controls lashes in seconds. versatile forms; ground, sliced and whole. Each form has a day appetite con­ ••■fac* Long lasting smooth. Spring­ common diarrhea trol and weight smudgeproof time freshness. Protective coating purpose all its own. Delicate layers of meringue are richly loss. 24-ct. Owners to act M axi formulas. 19-oz. action. 12-oz accented with toasted ground almonds. The layers are sep­ COVENTRA - The The board members, SAVE 1.10 Lash SAVE 50C ea. SAVE SIC SAVE 62C arated by a pillow of Amaretto Butter Cream icing that is Patriots Park Board of during a tour of the proper­ OUR REG. 3.59 OUR REG. 1.99 ea. OUR REG. 3.50 OUR REG. Z39 sprinkled all over with flavor and texture-pleasing sliced Directors will ask town of­ ty. inspected the Golden almonds. A final garnish of butter cream rosettes and whole ficials to have owners of Age Lodge and Kiwanis • 4 ■ M natural almonds make the Dacquoise presentation as unfor­ buildings still standing at Hall. Those two structures gettable as its taste. This sumptuous San Francisco repast -V' the park submit plans for will be retained. is complete when a refreshing pot of Perfect Hot Tea is removing them by Jan. 20. An area contractor will X .. When the cottages and OILLEHE presented. be authorized to move a ''r /-I sheds are removed, there pile of rocks from the CRICKET will be an unobstructed center of the beach to a jet­ UGHTERS view of Coventry Lake, Adjustable llame FOURNOU’S OVENS GLAZED POTATOES In bowl combine nound almonds, 1 cup AMARETTO BUTTER CREAM custom in your own home — over the ty at the end of the beach weekend, say, when there’s time to spend from Lake Street. Easy lighting FISH FILLETS OF THE COURT of the sugar and the cornstarch. Mix action, butane thoroughly; set aside. Butter and flour 2 3 egg yolks an hour or so over the teacups with a few 2 pounds frozen or fresh North filled. Thousands 1 (20 ounce) package Ore-Ida frozen baking sheets; mark' a 9-inch circle in 1-1/4 cups powdered sugar friends. Refreshments .should he simple AtlanUc fillets of Sole* but special: sandwiches made of the thin­ Dinner planned NESTLE LARGE SIZE ol lights. Shoestring Potatoes the center of each. In large bowl beat 3/4 cup milk SCOOP ICE CREAM NABISCO OREOS 1 /2 cup fiour 1/2 cup whole natural (unblanched) egg whites until foamy. Add cream of 1-1/2 cups sweet (unsalted) butler, nest of breads with the crusts removed; ''tu rn m N D S O K - .CANDY BAR Choice of 1 /2 GALLON The perfect A delicious creme filled treat. tartar and salt. Beat at h i^ speed until small cookies or cup cakes; and, if son age of 3,5, and the other for milk chocolate or Crunch SAVE 59c 1 teupoon paprika almonds softened The South Windsor Jaycees ready-to-serve dessert. Assorted The whole famay is sure to whites form soft peaks. Gradually add like, one super-duper, melt-in-yoiir- those under 35, 2.5-02. size. OUR REG. 79c ea. 1 teaspoon sail 1/4 bup grated Parmesan cheese 3 tablespoons amaretto (almond- mouth layer cake. Suggestions for suitable will hold a banquet Satur- flavors. enjoy. 15-oz. the remaining 1/4 cup sugar while beat­ ■Nomination forms may 3 tahlespoons butter or margarine 1 teaspoon paprika ing at high speed until mixture forms flavored liqueur) teatime tidbits are below, plus directions uay, Jan. 24, to honor out­ be obtained at any school, O bari SAVE 30C t 3 9 OUR SALE PRICE 1 1 9 Watercress sprigs stiff peaks. Beat in vanilla and almond 1 teaspoon almond extract for making the very best possible tea. standing people in the com­ 3 tablespoons vegetable oil or at Larry's Auto Supply SALE PRICE FOR OUR REB. 1.69 I 2 n » 9 9 ‘ Pimiento strips extract. With rubber spatula quickly and Lime Caper Butter (recipe follows) Tea Sandwiches munity and educators who gently fold in ground almond mixture, In medium bowl beat egg yolks and pow­ a n d Braithwaite Watercreu sprigs have given of themselves Associates. Arrange potatoes in single layer on bak­ 1/4 at a time. Spoon evenly onto baking dered sugar until thick and lemon- — Thin-sliced cucumber above and beyond the call Lime slices ing sheets. Bake in 450 degree oven 15 colored. In medium saucepan heat milk For additional informa­ EVEREAOY WINDSHIELD sheets to fill circles completely. (Mixture — Chopped watercress with cream cheese ^ D A T T E R IF S minutes. Add almonds, cheese and pa­ just to boiling. Beat into yolk mixture to of normal duties. 9 VOLT WASHER Let frozen fish stand at room temperature will be about 3/4 inch high.) Gently — Devilled ham spread tion, call Jim Bard or prika. Toss thoroughly, and again arrange Two awards will be given ENERGIZER SYLVANIA A must for winter 15 minutes to thaw slightly. With sharp smooth tops with spatula. Bake on mid­ blend thoroughly. Pour into saucepan. — Cream cheese with chopped clnitncy Bruce Braithwaite at 528- driving Our own in single layer. Return to oven and con­ Place over medium heat and stir con­ in the educator class. One 9461. The energy source FLASHCUBES knife, held in slanting position, cut frozen dle rack of preheated 250 degree oven — Anchovy paste and cottage cheese ENERGIZER For true, bright ex brand ol ready-lo­ tinue to bake about 10 minutes until stantly about 10 minutes until slightly will be for those above the of the 80’s. Long­ fish block crosswise into 8 slices. Com­ about 2 hours until layers are dried, — Egg, chicken or tuna salad life Alkaline bat­ posures. 3 cubes, use windshield lightly browned. Meanwhile, line indi­ thickened. (Do not allow mixture to boil.) bine flour, paprika and salt. Dredge fro­ lightly browned and lift easily from — Mashed avocado with bacon bits tery tor many uses. 12 Hashes. anii-freeze 1-gal. zen slices or fresh fillets with flour mix­ vidual serving dishes with watercress. baking sheets. Cool on wire racks. Place Pour hack into bowl and beat until cool. Arrange bundles of potatoes on water­ At high speed beat in butter a tablespoon EVEREAOY ______: ea. ture. Heat butter and oil in large skillet one layer on serving plate and cover Sweetmeats SAVE 70c SAVE 40c WtMIHimill SAVE30C cress. ‘T ie " with pimiento strips. Sprinkle at a time, fieat amaretto and almond ex­ OUR REG. 1.99 4-PK. BAHERIES OUR REO. 1.40 ea. w m i OUR REO. 1.29 over medium-high heat. Add fish and evenly with 2/3 of the Amaretto Butter — Cinnamon toast OUR REa 1.39 cook about 5 minutes on each side until with almonds. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Cream to within 1/2 inch of edge. tract into butter mixture to blend thor­ CORD fish flakes easily and is lightly browned. Sprinkle with 1/2 of the sliced almonds. oughly. If desired, Amaretto Butter — Small biscuits or mufiSns with jam Popular sizes fit Cream may be prepared in advance. many toys, Hash- Transfer individual portions to heated STANFORD COURT Place remaining layer on top. Spoon re­ — Gingerbread squares plates. Spoon about 2 tablespoons Lime maining Amaretto Butter Cream into Cover and refrigerate. Before assembling IM)iVn)llAI.S.PAMIUKS.GR<)liPS lights and house- EvnuoY aa dessert, return to room lempcratUTc and — Pound cake fingers .ho'djtems,______-B > a iu e i Caper Butter over each serving. Garnish ALMOND DACQUOISE paltry hag fitted with 3/8-inch star tip. 2 beat until smooth. Makes about 3 cups. — Shortbread with watercress and lime slices. Makes 1-1/2 cups ground toasted almonds Pipe rosettes onto top layer. Garnish with SALE PRICES THRU JANUARY l a 1061 4 to 6 servings. the remaining sliced almonds and the — Small tart shells filled with preserves • Alurilul /i E'uiiiilv 1-1/4 cups sugar Unusually heavy de- able limits on some whole almonds. Dust with cinnamon. TEA FOR TWO. . . — Cookies, brownies Conflii'in ' l-OKH H G riff *Cod or Haddock may be substituted. 1-1/2 tableipoons cornstarch WHY DO RX PRICES VARY? mands may require items In fairness to all With sharp knife cut into wedges to OR PLENTY MORE ' Life Slagf Grinin our setting reason- customers ' 0 egg whites serve imm^iately or refrigerate no more Perfect Hot Tea • .Sexual Prolili-iiin It's the same as any business... LIME CAPER BUTTER 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar than 2 hours before serving. Makes 12 Teatime was once called the “shining 1. Use your teapot, preheating it by rins­ ’ lllllfnn A Dinllllilily • Eniolional I'rulili'iiin Methods of operation, profit policy, over­ 1/2 cup butter or nuurgarine 1/8 teaspoon salt Mrvingi. hour" of the day. It’s a time when work- ing it out with hot water. head costs and volume buying are just a lew a-day chores are done and there is time • SiiliHlaiK'i' \liu-f ' lifliiixiur Moilififaliun EAST HARTFORD 3 tableipoons lime or lemon Juice 1 teaspoon vanilla *To toast almonds, spread in an un- 2. Bring freshly drawn cold water to a factors that determine your RX price to relax alone or with friends over a re­ 1-1/2 teaspoons grated lime or 1 /4 teaspoon abnond eitiract That's why MedI Mart invites comparison greaied baking pan or skillet. Place in a freshing cup of tea and some sweet and full rolling boil. lemon peel 350-degree oven or over medium-low Amaretto Butter Cream (recipe savory goodies. 3. Put 1 teaspoonful of tea or 1 teabag Come in or phone our pharmacist dURTER OAK MAIL heat on the stove top for 5-10 minutes for a prescription price quote. 1/2 teaspoon liquid hot pepper sauce foUows) * Happily this “shining hour” is being per cup (about 5 ounces) of water in (depending on thetorm of almontb that SILVER LANE - 969-4120 2 tablespoons drained capers 1/2 cup sliced natural almonds, recomized more and more in luxury the warmed teapot. Suite 15, Medical Center Suite 334, The Exchange toasted* you are using) or until almonds are a hotels and restaurants across the land. In small saucepan melt butter over me- light golden brown, stir once or twice 4. Pour the boiling water over the tea 131 New London Turnpike 270 Farmington Avenue HMTTOIID ___WiTHEHSFIElD Whole natural (unblanched) The Stanford Court, for instance, serves i-low heat Whisk in lime Juice. Stir to assure even browning. Note that al­ tea every afternoon between 3 and 5 in and brew for about 3 to 5 minutes. FREE! Emergency Poison First Aid Phone Sticker PARKSLAUML BERLIN TPKB. A JORDAN LANE Glastonbury, CT 06033 Farmington, CT 06032 nc peel, pepwr sauce and capers. almonds, toasted monds will continue to brown slightly its gracious palm-filled lobby. 827-8288 [ just to bolL Makes about 3 /4 cup. 5. Remove teabags or strain before serv­ (203)659-2697 (203) 677-1182 278-8480 Cirmomon after being removed from the heat. You might want to copy this charming ing. U - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Jan. 7. 1981

e v e n in g h e r a l d . Wed.. Jan. 7, 1981 - 15 That New Year’s Chinese chefs bring own world to West If, like most Americans, will thus be teas likely to go a day. And to lose three a day from your diet can be COLOGNE. We.ut Prfr. n - , - ______^ you are five or more off your diet completely. pounds a week, cut calories COLOGNE, West Ger­ group leader Cai Jingzhi. — the webbed feet make a relatively painless. Just crispy fried duck was sub­ deep fried Sichuan duck delicious touch of soy sauce and cake, which they devoured pounds overweight, dieting Keep In mind that one by 11,500 a day. study this listing of the many (UPI) — Anyone “We take the intestines separate, special dish after who thinks European chefs stituted instead. and sauteed pork in molded Some of the best dishes vinegar. with chopsticks and may be one of your New pounds has the fuel vahw of Of course, the rate at calorie values of many out through two little holes being carefully peeled, rice crusts. are hard to please obvious­ The final menu included were family-style ones the German chefs who pronounced “quite good ” Year's resolutions. 3,500 calories. which you will lose those snacks that you are likely under the wings and then boiled in broth and daubed such cold specialties as “It’s completely ly hasn’t had to deal with a chefs prepared for their shared the same hotel They also discovered For lasting weight loss, So, to lose one pound a pounds depends on your to find around the kltdien air inside before with oyster sauce. But no duck in salt, Yunnan ham, different than Chinese food aim to take Mf only one to small army of CJiina’s best own meals, giving the kitchens took a keen in­ German beer. Don’t let week, cut calories by 500 a health, body strucutre, sex — especially during the S ig with honey and charcoal-fired ovens were dace (a variety of fish) we’ve had before,” said word get back to Peking, three pounds a w e^ . You day. To lose two pounds a cooks, transplanted from public a taste along with terest in the different and level of activity. holiday season. drying the ducks for 24 available and it was found with black beans, spring one German guest. “The but the Tsingtao beer flown week, cut calories by 1,000 Peking for a culinary tour the more exotic items. cooking tebbniques. But Eliminating 500 calories hours. That way they gas couldn’t produce the bamboo shoots with chill Sichuan dishes are a bit They included fresh water in from China stayed un­ de force in the West. arrive at the table whole.” same results, even after the Chinese chefs bad little and spicy Sichuan sausage. tongue-burning in the fish in oil, and fish in a sour taste for Western food — touched in a comer while Food Figuring in advance the Cai located a'farm that three special burners were Hot dishes included beginning, but after the in­ sauce made of chicken with the sole exception of the chefs quaffed Cologne Cheese, Cheddar (1 ounce) Popcorn, plain (1 cup) transition to Occidental provided complete ducks install^. So a recipe for Ice cream (1 cup) Pretzels, stick (10) kitchens could prove abalone with fish maw, itial shock, they are really broth sesame oil and a Black Forest chocolate beer with every meal. Bologna (1 slice) Fudge (1 ounce) 1 traumatic, the 13 chefs PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR Raisins (1 cup) Candy, Hard (1 ounce) , 1 flew in more than a ton of ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! Bread, white, enriched (1 slice) Potato chips (10) 1 equipment and special in­ Cake, angel food (1/12 of cake) Olives, g r ^ (four) gredients that included Fruitcake, dark (1/30 of loaf) Peanuts, salted (V« cup) I each one’s personal six- Cookies, chocolate chip (four) Beer (12 flouid onces) 1 inch-thick wooden chop­ Food Mart starts off the New Year Crackers, saltines (four) Gin, rum, vodka, whiritey 86 proof (1)4 fluid ounces) ping block and cleaver. Doughnut, cake type Wine, table (3V4 fluid onces) “It’s not easy to make W A L D B A U M ’S Pie, apple (1/7 of pie) Cola (12 fluid ounces) ' I good Chinese food away with big food 'values through*out Pie, pumpkin (1/7 of pie) Ginger Ale (12 fluid onces) 1 from China,’’ said Guo Wenbin, a jolly, round­ cheeked man whose figure Food M art the entire store! Come see! indicates he’s often Outlook for fresh produce sampled specialties like PERDUE or LIPMAN WHOLE g braised sea cucumber and Today’s markets offer an price — depends on the Tomatoes, green flavor will keep him or her gong bao chicken from his amazing array of fresh weather. peppers, radishes, celery, happy while losing weight. native Sichuan region. FRYING CHICKENS fruits and vegetables year- Fresh salad greens are cucumbers, asparagus and Experts at the “ I ’m not used to round. important for their fiber, raw mushrooms all make Agriculture Department sophisticated Western Modern agricultural their consistency, their delicious low-calorie ad­ predict that the vegetables utensils, and I cannot cut methods; pre-trimming, nutrients and, of course, ditions to the salad bowl. in most ample supply properly without my own convenience packaging, their taste. Celery and radishes are during the weeks ahead block." rapid and refrigerated Large salads with low- excellent between meals will be cabbage, carrots, There were other calorie dressing — or with LB. transportation and im­ snacks for dieters. celery, green onions, problems, such as finding fresh lemon juice alone — three-year-old chickens, proved methods of store The following fresh potatoes and tomatoes PERDUE OR LIPMAN display can turn the fresh give bulk to i^ucing diets. the only kind the chefs can fruits provide desserts and from the South and Mexico. produce department of A first-course salad can use to produce greaseless, Come pick your own fresh fruits and LB between^meal snacks of The most plentiful fruits FRYING CHICKEN *11“; your supermarket into a serve as a mineral- and only about 40 calories a will be apples, avocados, clear broth in hours of vegetables from the largest display of bulk PERDUE OH LIPMAN treasure chest of vitamin-rich appetite serving; apples, bananas, bananas, grapefruit, boiling, and ducks that still produce In town. Take just what you need nutritious, low-calorie depressant for. the possessed their heads, feet .. .a little or a lot! BO X O ’ CH IC K E N blueberries, strawberries, oranges and lemons. PERDUE OR LIPMAN eating pleasures. remainder of the meal. oranges, grapefruit, Don't expect even these and intestines. FRESH CALIFORNIA Nowadays, you can find Among the salad greens peaches, pears, cherries, fruits and vegetables to be In the end the dishes of 3 TO 3Vj Frieas Effaetiva Sunday, Jan. 4 with few calories are let­ Fujian, Hunan, Peking, WHOLE ROASTERS LBS l b fresh salad greens at your fresh figs and tangerines. cheap. However, they will Thru Saturday, Jan.10 tuce, watercress, spinach, Canton and Sichuan that market even during The dieter should keep a be less expensive than '' U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN '' cabbage, chicory, escarole were produced were BROCCOLI r U.S.D.A. CHOICE ^ WALDBAUM’8 TASTY January, February and good supply of these fruits produce that is more exotic magnificent, said guests WHOLE MEW YORK STYLE DELI. March. However, the supp­ and dandelion, beet, turnip on hand. Their color, or less plentiful during this N ly — andf therefore, the LARGE and mustard greens. shape, consistency and. season. who sampled them at the LONDON OUR BEST LEAN LAND 0 LAKES WHITE opening of a two-week BUNCH SHELLS demonstration of China’s ROAST AMERICAIM Stuffed Acorn Squash — made better with cooking art. It was the first of BEEF BROIL C H E E S e such demonstration ever Arthur Fmx£R California Swaat UNTRIMMED - BONE IN BONELESS SHOULDER done overseas with cooperation of the Peking ’/2 LB. 1 LB. K - I h E B o s i d n l\] l> s NAVEL COLONIAL LEAN government. se S 3 se 99 ■iMUng M«i J The chefs were all from COOKED HAM ADDED CM dtHle*, Qmi If you L LB. J V2 LB ® 1 . 3 9 — Mflu nlt el Huele- the Hotel Peking, an es­ ORANGES 1 WEAVERS Acorn squash U.S.D.A CHOICE HALF PIECES IS U S D A C H O I^ B E E F LOIN BONE IN elMilMthtlegendHy I Mh •! ih«i( Mte't'Md dM not receive our tablishment that is, not CHICKEN ROLL '/} LB ® 1. 3 9 I tew e< ih* edtexrMd r LARGE SIZE Arthur FMIer end ttw t»»r<««e»ir i»-t.pd______SH ELLS ^ GEM ■oelon Pepe Orehw- COIjORRJL surprisingly, better known hrolltr you end your for cuisine than living ac­ OF BEEFummMMED lb®2.09 IrlAKsTijL* lb®3.19 POLISH LOAF SLICED l b M . 7 9 (enUyeeuperblntro- commodations. It has 315 OLD FASHIONED ducdenloeeiMoIttM QPAGECIRCUUUI good anytime of China’s most ac­ u s D A CHOICE BEEF LOIN BONE IN “TAILESS WIDE BOLOGNA motl nellliig end In- PREMIUM lbM . 4 9 tpMng mutle ew pick one up at your A&Pj complished chefs, roughly NEW HANSEL i GRETEL Acorn squash sounds VEAL SALE SHELL STEAK lbS 3 .6 9 a hit because it's better lightly firowned, pour off one for each three of its 900 Fancy Florida U.S. FANCY good anytime, but especial­ while studies last SLICING KIELBASA lbM . 9 9 with beer! accumulated fat and rooms. Juicy M acintosh U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF ly around the holidays. SHOULDER COLONIAL GLAZED GOURMET Stuffed Arorn Squash squeeze out excess liquid The group, none of whom SHOULDER ROAST LB M.99 This acorn squash is TEMPLE APPLES VIRGINIA BRAND NATURAL SHAPE 1 pound bulk pork from bread crumbs. Toss SMOKED PICNICS BLH CMUCf BONHISS bad ever been outside 2V.'' MINIMUM stuffed with pork sausage, BLEf LOIN BONE IN Rf ADt uMOi SO I R 's VEAL CHOPS u s D A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF sausage meat meat and bread togetherto China before, was brought ORANGES BAKED HAM Turkay Braaat onions and peppers then LB. TOP BLADE STEAK lb 1 medium onion, chopped mix thoroughly. Cut squash to Cologne by America’s LARGE 80 SIZE BAG M.99 flavored with the mellow Pork Beef 3 1 medium green pepper, in half and clean out Shells Ground Intercontinental Hotels, S 9 4 B BEEF S 9 B S • 4 9 9 brew to bring out the true chopped ^ which has been negotiating .m % ^ K m O :.b H M 1/2 l b . V2 LB flavor of all. centers. Sprinkle with salt Shoulders Shoulders I CHUCK SHORT RIBS l b M . 7 9 >4 cup beer and pepper. Fill centers of Beef Beef with Peking for the past FOR If you want a simple 7 1 cup soft bread crumbs three years to build LONG / BREAST Bonalass LENDERS BAGELS varT ties d o z M . 1 9 winter fare one evening — with sausage mixture. Colonial Sait whoiu i f l ^ F Q bostelrjes in several GREEN CUCUMBERS HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHEH simply serve the stuffed Place in baking dish and isto g ^ g 4 por’® 1. Pepper cover with aliminum foil. in lb-; ■ ; ^ 9 9 Chinese cities. OF VEAL FRESH squash with hot biscuits 159 U.S. FANCY RED • 2V2" MINIMUM BACON SALAMI OR BOLOGNA V2 l b * 1 . 9 9 In skillet, fry sausage Bake 30 minutes at 350°F. -..ustom H The chefs finally settled SPECIAL CUT or and cold beer, of course! ,.?n. I P O R K LO IN WHOLE OR HALF SMOKED meat, onion and green Remove foil cover and con­ Arq Rolls | j | for two-year-old hens from DELICIOUS APPLES 3 b^a®g S MAPLE Then perhaps you’ll serve I Ib. RIB END PORTION LARGE WHITE FISH ^REOUEST^ LB ® 2 .6 9 pepper, scrambling tinue baking another 30 Hi i ’ ■ • H’ M • an egg farm to make their 1 LB. PKG. it as an accompaniment to m - - ‘ Hi \ ' JUDEA KOSHER BEEF together. Meanwhile, pour minutes until squash is broth. But Peking duck, the FRESH WON TON one of your holiday meals Shoulder Roasts 1®’ Halves RIB VEAL beer over bread crumbs done. Yield: 4 servings. golden, crispy-skinned, dish &EGG ROLL WRAPPERS PKO 7l FRANKS or KNOCKWURST lb ® 2 .6 9 — whatever it’s bound to be and let soak. When meat is for wbidi (China’s capital is m o LB. CovAlrif Farm Pork tkop PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEK CHOPS AAA Virfttr strap APPootlrfSkop renowned, didn’t make the FRESH PORK LOIN KMWLOM-MIOtrLBS _____ '1EEFCMOCRBOHUE88 BEEF l O69* chefs would accept nothing d B a o lb • CCNTCnCHOPS«inte€NOillOMENQAOASr , BEEF CHUCH CHUCK CUBE OR BLADE ^ . . BEEF LOtN BONE IN FLANKLE88 ______USOA INSPCCTEO-SLB PRO ORMORC _ _ less than perfection. OROW YOUR OWN Qaylord Pork Combination low lb BACK RIBS LB M . 6 9 TraaSwaat Boneless Steaks >b2** Shell Strip Steaks .3 ** Fresh Chicken Legs »79* “There’s a law in Ger­ Social Security COUAL AMOUNTSOKCCNrCR. BLAOE^ANO . BONELESS COLONIAL BEEFBOUMDWHOLlHIO?llB8 CU8TOMLOT H B PRO USDA INSPECTED many that requires all ORANGE CrInklB Cut Pork Chops Pork Lom A lt?’ ib BonelessBottomRoundSt I ” Ann Page Sliced Bacon 1** Fresh Chicken Breasts MUSHROOM KIT BEEF FRANKS 1 LB PKG M . 6 9 Q. I'll be eligible for survivors benefits as for POMMLOCNRlflENO ducks to be'already STEW VEAL This means you could get BECFBRiSKfl UNIRMMCpITOlOLBS CAN PRODUCE AS COLONIAL SLICED FROZEN-COUNTRY TREAT FRCSH-USOA INSPCCTEO BONELESS ^ JUICE POTATOES Medicare soon, and I'm retirement benefits? back your taxes in less Boneless Pork Roast »I ” Whole Beef Brisket Sausage Meat '.oS 1 '* cleaned when they arrive MUCH AS 8 LBS. trying to decide if I'll need A. No. In some cases, Chicken Breast Cutlets «2** at the butchers, and the FRESH MUSHROOMS BOLOGNA “^Sge®rm^a'-n'^ ik^G® M . 4 9 12 OZ. CAN 0OOZ. PKG, than two years. » AkPSsusogtSHop • BEEF ROUND WHOLE I6T012LB8 CU8TOMCUT AMLilABLEWEO THRU BAT 79 survivors benefits can be CotmiMAlMra bodies are spilt open.” said SWIFTS additional hospitalization Q. I have been receiving HItLSHWE FARM Boneless Sirloin Tips «.1** Fresh Cod Fillets ^ M O lb paid even if the worker has Magnlllcent mushrooms that are simple lo grow. LAZY MAPLE BACON insurance. Can you tell me SSI disability payments for PolskaKielbasa - ml** Now the amateur can successfully grow this delicate M . 5 9 fewer quarters of coverage Smoked Sausage r * what services Medicare about a year and a half. Is MEAKKAHNStEEFFRANKSlLB PRO l»)0« and nutritlouB vegetable In his own home. Easy to will and will not cover if than would be needed for COLONIAL grow Instructions with every kit. TOP FROST 16 OZ PKG GAYLORD 12 OZ PKG there any way I can try to Kahn’s Jumbo Franks i.!S 1** Sliced Meat Bologna ^ 1** MIATSINIT SOLE FILLET »2.29 FISH & CHIPS *1.19 FISHCAKES 59' THREE VARIETIES • ’/j GALLON CONTAINER ^ I have to go into the retirement'benefits. K B PRO work part time without 8PECUL CUTORMAPLE CURIO „ __ TOP FROST ICE MILK *1.09 hospital? For survivors benefits, losing my payments and Weaver Chicken Franks 9 9 * Colonial Sllded Bacon iS 1** A. While you are a one quarter of coverage is GREAT W tU E 4 ASSORTED VARIETIES Medicaid protection? COLONIAL FOR YOU? 5T0 6^ hospital in patient. need^ for each year after A&P Meat Franks ^ 1** CHIOUITA OR DOLE la* Greater protection GREEN QIANt f S N O W ’S 1 r DBiMontB ^ PRINCE A. Until now, cash C A ilF O R N lA -S n DLESS Extra Mild Franks iS iin it fire for people and SWANSON ENTREES OZ PKGS w D Medicare hospital in­ 1950 and up to the year of benefits — and usually the worker’s death if he or property ia poaaible, thanka NEW ENGLAND Macaroni surance covers a semi­ Medicaid and social ser­ Yellow Bananas I Navel Oranges to a chemical group known NIBLETS CHUNKY she was bom not later than private room, all meals in­ vices — stopped once an aa chlorofluorocarbona. CLAM & Cheese GREEN GIANT NIBLETS 79^ cluding special diets, 1929, If the worker was SSI beneficiary’s earnings Cooked Ham Fire citima nearly 12,000 FRUIT regular nursing services, bom in 1930 or later, one Pepsocient livaa in the United Statea CORN IN HEAVY SYRUP represented significant each year and doat about PEACHES or PEARS DINNER costs of special units such quarter of coverage is gainful work. In 1980, this 0 3 9 3«1 8:88' WHOLB KBRNBL CHOWDER BROCCOLI SPEARS p ° l 2 f o r 79* needed for each year after S lo't In Stores $11 billion worth of dam­ TV, OZ. as an intensive care unit, figure was $300 or more a Si'Cet) With Dell age. Fortunately, chloro­ 12 OZ. CAN 16 OUNCB CAN W W 16 OZ. the year he or she reached CANS PKGS. BIRDS EYE drugs, lab tests. X-rays month, (417 if blind). DIETERS DELR3HT FLORIDA WHItEOR ,,. JUICY-FLORIOA WHITE OR _ ^ ^ fluorocarbona, alio known GREEN BEANS p k g 2 f o r 99* and other radiology ser­ 21, and up to the year of Under a 3-year experimen­ Pink Grapefruit 5w«1** PinkGrapefruit 5 » .9 9 * m aa CFCa, can be tn excellent death. PREMIUM GOLDEN OR RED U S NO I vices, medical supplies and tal program starting fire-extinguiahing gat. It it appliances, operating and Q. I am retiring this Delicious Apples «>49* Baking Potatoes 3.b.89* particularly utaful in placet January 1981, all these P C.LE » PIMENTO OLIVEONOUTCN 7 3 ® 8 3 ® JUICY FIRM WESTERN MOUTHWASH KILLSGERMS where putting out a Are 3 *1* year. How long should it US NC -FORSIEWOnSALAD ^ ^ ^ recovery room costs, and benefits may continue. As Tobin’s Loaves .1*® with water would be almoat FRESH DAIRY FOODS! Anjou Pears 10 Lo o m rehabilitation services. take me to get my money STDRCSL'CEO 5 9 Yellow Onions 4ibi 9 9 Listerine Antiseptic 2 ** the amount of your ear­ CRt&P JUCV FIRM U & NO 1 at diaaitrout aa the fire Hospital insurance cannot back from Social Security Turkey Breast ,^ a A * b u t t e r y FLANORCALIFORNIA ^ ______DENTURE CLEANSER-ZS* OFF LABEL iUelf. nings Increase, the amount ^ 1®® Empire Apples t-fl 99 * Large Avocados 2 k- 7 9 * Etferdent Tablets TOPCO Florida Citrus Waldbaum's pay for a private room, if I paid on maximum NEW VORREft STOKE SLICED 3 M 2 * * OcBan Spray of your cash payments will FUklOF VITAMIN C FLORIDA v z. F O O D C LU B taxable earnings all my American Cheese .1®® ^ FiRMRIOfliPEJSOZ PRO „ Aluminum Foil 25 FOOT ROLL 39^ ORANGE COTTAGE private duty nurses, the decrease until they are Juice Oranges FamilyPackTomatoes 1** Intensive Care Lotion ^ 1** first three points of blood life? CREAMY 5 1-2 3-4- ASSORTED gradually phased out, but ASP OCLUAE NON SLIP ^ Qrapefruit TOMATO JUICE CHEESE in a benefit period, or a A. The most you could Fresh Potato Salad .5 9 * HUNTS RICH (zn u cn ^ ^ Medicaid and social ser­ Tomato Sauce 5 cant 1 Latex Gloves‘Ti’ST' 2««.*1 Cycle Dog Food 14 0Z CAN 3 F O R ^ I , 64 OZ. CARTON 1 LB CONTAINER phone, radio, or TV in your have paid into Social vices may continue if you Spruce Crab Meat 1** Juice FINE MEOlUM ORBROAOlEOZ PRO PERK or REGULAR SOUP room, at your request. Security if you have paid in cannot work without this COLOSSAL-RIPE PITIED SO Z CAN MRS riLBERT S Penn. Dutch Noodles 6 9 * 48 OZ. BOTTLB 10% OZ. CAN Q. Does a person need since taxes first b^am e Early California Oliver 7 9 * t N M'Si ’ f VA'D Food Club Coffee 1 POUND CAN M .6 9 assistance and do not earn ANNPAOEREOULARORTHINSPAOHETTIOR . . . the same number of payable in 1937 is |12,790. enough to pay for similar The maximum benefit Margarine Elbow Macaroni 1** O&C Potato Sticks 489* A duan and lafa fira quarters of coverage for help. MALWn Orange Juice payable is $7,845 a vear. BRCAn FASTOF CHAMPIONS _ _ _ axtinguithing gat It pro- Silver Floss Sauerkraut 27 OZ. CAN 53^ ASSORTED FLAVORS Wish-Bone Dressing 'tS' 1®* Wheaties Cereal V: 1^* taeting pao^a and thingt FOR 8 02 FOOD CLUB BREYERS YOGURT CUP FOR MINESTRONE LCNTELORMACARONIABEAN^ . . THCRRICM.440Z BTL In many plaoat whara 2 79* Progresso Soups 2 CArtt 1 witar wouldn't do tha Job. H U N T ’S SALTED Protecting Our Environment m Heinz Tomato Ketchup 1** Seedless Raisins 15 OUNCE PACKAGE M.19 1 LB PKG 7 c e HUNT S TMCR _ _ _ VEGETABLE PURE PREMIUM MAZOLA MARGARINE Tomato Paste 3 8 9 * Librariai, mutaumt, ocatn TOMATO QUARTERS • TURNING Wesson Oil 1®® DORMAN COAL INTO CLEAN BURNING ^IL MMUTEMAIO ouARieomi eor§r«h!er*yhiie8 fraighten, jat tirlintn, com­ 'i-sa 0Oa FROZEN-FRIEO puter tre u filled with deli­ Dinty Moore Beef Stew 24 OZ. CAN *1.29 Orange Juice cArioA W 0«»On 70* SALTINES SWISS CHEESE e o z p k g $1.09 There's good newt fot all man induitry,,and the Gulf Protection Agency has re­ Sunsweet Prune Juice 7 9 * Clorox Bleach PM5l< f W Banquet Chicken 2*® cate mechinary, telephone SAUCE Americans in what appears Oil Corporation. cently approved the use of RfOULARORtuTTERUlU ANN MCE , ... GALLON CONTAINER A S4 Adktt ^'CM&fAt^CREQUlARORLEUON FROZEN ASSORTEO-aANQUCT exchanget and government 8 OZ. CAN 1 LB. PACKAQB to be the forward move­ Prospects are also looking the *'Bubble Concept" for A&P Biscuits W ptQI. 1 Apple Juice r 9 9 * A&P Fluff Rinse C s 9 9 ' Cookin’ Bags 3 ^ * 1 and military faclTitiea ara all Hormel Bacon Bits 3 OZ. CONTAINER 79^ HOOD’S CHOCO GOOD ’1.39 ment toward achieving a up for the direct uae of coal. controlling pollution in nEwsoet fL«ORfUl iQBvi PNEPIY*AIHROOM JOOC»ROII protactad by CFCa. balance between our energy liiankB to such new tech- some industries end utilities. Kraft Cream Cheese C9AI 7f QWb Tetley Tea Bags ALL F^MOeS mm REGULAR OH HOT 7 OZ. CONTAINER goals and our environmental This concept, rather than -S' 1” Waldorf Tissue Sir 89 ' Hendries Ice Cream .J.2L.1®® The gaa la clean, dry and FOR ■ # nologies as stack gas scrub- 8W«88rVLE CHOCK fULLONUTI 8AHARINOR noncorroiiva. It laavee no Hormel Chili w/Beans 15 OZ. CAN 79^ HOOD’S NUFORM WHIP 69* goals. eatabiishing a rigid formula IAIOES _ beri and fluidized bed com­ Hood Yogurt ’ tP cvpi 1 Martinson Coffee 1®® Viva Paper Towels retidut, cautat no damage One cause for optimism is bustion, American induatry for handling pollution, al­ r 6 9 ' 8re-Ida Crispera ZX '1 lows a company to deter­ and raquiret no cleanup af­ Solvent Refined Coal II—a ii making the use of coal ter it h u done ita work. It'a $1.4 billion demonstration more acceptable environ­ mine how it can best meet HI t ’ - • U ,(.»■ I WHEATIES nST( M .HOllFtD HI AN Wn'rc keeping the cost alto nontoxie, to It can bt WOOLITE ** Qold Soal l as^SOFT S C R U B •V Sw iss Miss 48 Batty Crookor' project designed to confirm mentally. The United States pollution standards. uatd where people are I the technical and economic has more than half the free It takes energy to create of a good education down CEREAL Snowy Bloaoh I C L E A N S E R COCOA and maintain joba to fuel Layer Cake Mix Eight O' Clock Coffee C&C Cola praeent. 32 OZ. BOTTUe POTATO BUDS feasibility ■ of converting world'i coal resources. This I 18 OZ. PACKAGE 26 OZ. PACKAGE 26 OZ. CONTAINER 12 ENVELOPE PACKAGE high sulphur coal into clean energy source can play a the technology which can II NK A U V (,\ VI I s According to the experta 14 OZ. PACKAGE burning fuel oil and other major role in reducing our minimize pollution and to at the Alliance for Reaponti- products on a commercial sustain the American dream M W I \( M I (il'l |)|\ bla CFG Policy, a national scale while meeting all appli­ dependence on foreign oil— of the good life. 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16 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan. 7, 19B1 EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 7. 1961-17 Go Mexican with beans, burritos. saucepan with water; MPHNA sponsors free blood pressure clinic Thursday Mexican dishes, as we You can make your own Refried Beans with a fork or in a food Ch60SG 1 pound Michigan dry bring to a boil. Boil for 2 processor and cook over 1 cup shredded lettuce A free walk-in blood pretiure clinic know them, are usually refried beans of kidney or present an educational program on nutrients remains essentially the red kidney beans minutes; remove from low heat, stirring frequent­ 2 large tomatoes, will be held Thursday from 12:30 to milk and milk products, proteins served with refried beans. pinto beans to serve with weight reduction. same. .For this older age group, the EoFal Sour Cream calories salt (if allowed). 6 cups water heat and allow to stand for ly until beans are fairly chopped 2:30 p.m. at Hermann Hall in the (poutry, fish, meat, cheese, eggs, Beans are a staple, burritos, or as an in­ As we advance in years, the associations say, it is important to Dressing 1 can (16 ounces) 1 hour. dry. Serve on Bean Spoon Vi cup refried Housing Authority on Bluefield beans, peas and nuts), fruits and Vinaigrelle Dressing along with commeal tor­ gredient for tacos, MPHNA says, both our metabolism ensure that the smaller gnanHUfit of 1 cup cottage cheese W onion — chopped peeled whole tomatoes Cook beans about 2 Burritos. This kitchen- beans on each tortilla. Drive, Manchester. It is sponsored vegetables, and grains. tillas, and are especially enchiladas or served plain and physicid activities decr«ues. food count. In order to meet the 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 cup chopped onion hours until fork-tender; tested recipe makes 4 cups. Sprinkle with cheese, let­ by the Manchester Public Health Samples and recipes'for two low 1 garlic clove — chopped familiar to Americans as as a side dish. Therefore, less food is needed to necessary nutritional requirements, 1 tableqxMii milk Vs cup vinegar Vs cup olive oil drain. . Bean BurrilOR tuce and tomatoBoll tor­ Nursing Assocition, Inc. for all calories salad dressing will be part of fhe Tex-Mex Burritos are very meet energy requirements. Men and there is little room for “emotv Mix in blender until consistency of Vs cup water 1 teaspoon salt In large fry pan, saute 4 cupfiefried Beans tilla around filling. ''T'** Manchester residents 60 or older. women over 50 yearaold need 100 to available at the clinic. cuisine. However, wheat- filling and make an onion in oil, until tender. calories” In the diet. sour cream. Keep in refrigerator Vs teapoon pepper flour tortillas are just as 1 teaspoon chill powder 12 6-inch flour tortillas kitchen-tested recipe Gloria Weiss, a registered dieti­ 300 fewer calories per day than when These are two recipes that are in­ four to five days. May be used in excellent Saturday snack Add beans and remaining in­ cian and nutritionist, will be Care should be taken to avoid crash 1 teaspoon basil or oregano popular as those made with or party item. Vb teaspoon pepper 3 cups shredded Ched­ makes 6 servings. " they were in the 25- to 30-year-old age expensive, easy, contain no chemical anyway you would oridinarlly use gredients. Mash the beans available to answer questions con­ diets that may lack some nutrients, Mix in blender few seconds. ‘This commeal. Place beans in large dar or Monterey Jack bracket. additives, and may be used on low real sour cream — on baked potato, cerning diet and nutrition as well as but rather to choose a variety of cholesterol diets. ‘There is no salt has NO ca lo rie s. Makes ap ­ However, the body’s need for fnort* daily from all food groups — for a dip and also with fruit. One proximately 1 cup. Fowl play by a basketball coacb. , used------in either------recipe.MiuicBpouii equals approximatelytablespoon equals 8 approximately 8 NEW YORK (UPI) - Cornell University’s coach at St. John’s Univer­ 1 small onion, cut in add all Ingredients except speed processers, reset at Shopping with friends adds to savings ^ and fun Basketball great Willis Extension Service. sity. New York. wedges mayonnaise and lock cover low, remove cover, add R v M A D 'T IA I GT rk 4%ll7 Vests. . . . . 1. . . .1 L- ^ wrifA fAt> a ssAFss.ei fund foforms rm e aat t ththe a astfwkst.super­ ^ Reed couldn’t stop com-. The seminar included a Here’s his recipe: Vs tsp. salt into place. Pulse on-off six mayonnaise, lock cover By MARTIN SLOANE Your savings should be write for a refund form, market, in newspapers and fund. Send the required re­ namon Rolls with Icing mitting fouls. Had he been brief film showing the 6- '/k lb. boneless ehicken, l'/« tsp. thyme or seven times (using high into place and blend 5-10 DEAR SUPERMARKET many times the price of the she addresses the post card gredient panels from any, magazines, and when fund form and the front (five-roll can). Expires on a basketball court, he foot, 9-inch Reed rum­ rooked and skinned Dash of black pepper speed on variable speed seconds. On single speed SHOPPER — As a rural gasoline. ■right there in the store. eight packages of trading with friends. panels from any four March 31, 1981. would have been ejected maging through the 1 medium apple, cor­ One third c. mayon­ machines) to chop in­ processors, blend in homemaker,.! have some Bring your extra coupons J Ms. Edimer and other Pepperidge Farm English iup«r Offers may not be Martha White Mixes. from the game. refrigerator, opening and ed and cut in wedges naise gredients to desired m ayonnaise by hand. special problems in taking and refund forms to trade [readers whose shopping KITCHENS OF SARA Muffins. Expires March 30, Expires May 31, 1981. 1981. Spicy Chili Mexicana has added zest from Instead, he was in a closing the door for each 2 stalks celery, cut in In a food processor fitted 'coarseness. On variable Makes about 3 cups. advantage of coupons and along the way, taking turns MarliMff ' tips are published in this available in all areas of the LEE. Receive a 81 refund. chocolate and beer. kitchen, breaking the rules separate item instead of one-ineb pieces with steel chopping blade. refunds. with the driving so that column will receive my country. Allow 10 weeks to PILLSBURY Small Size Send the requir^ refund PILLSBURY Sweet Sampler. Receive two of energy conservation. removing several things in ‘There is only one small everyone has an equal “1981 Guide to Coupons and receive each refund. frpm and the ingredient Success Recipe Book small-size cans of biscuits “ I don’t believe in one shot. Foul! grocery in town, and it chance to swap. iShopper 1Refunds.” So, send your JELL-O-DREAM WHIP lists from any two O ffer, P.O . Box 70, and rolls. Send the Beer, chocolate gourmet cooking,” said the He th e n u sed a doesn’t take coupns. ‘The When you reach the suggestions to me in care Coconut Dream Pie Re­ packages of these Sara Lee Minneapolis, Minn. 55460. required refund form and former captain of the New microwave oven to thaw Love can he slimming nearest store that does is supermarket, you will have of this newspaper. fund Offer. Receive a |1 re­ Butter Recipe Cakes: ap­ Receive the ‘‘Sweet the entire labels from any York Knicks in their cham­ the hamburger. Foul! 14 miles away, and its more fun than you would on Refund of the day fund. Send the requir^ re­ ple walnut, coconut, Success Dessert in Chili Mexicana combination of four small- pionship years of 1970 and Where does he put the Two can lose better than had 10 pounds to lose and until she decided to join Diane is originally from empioyees say they never a. television game show. Write to the following ad­ fund form, the top panel carrot, fresh banana, Cookbook.” Send the entire who can come up with the size cans of these Pillsbury Want to make a genuine 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1973 (and later their rolls for warming? By one. At least, that’s been reached his goal quickly. It Weight Watchers. Now East Hartford. She heard of refund forms. The excitement will in­ most money-saving oppor­ dress to receive the torm from any Dream Whip box, chocolate, brownies, Ger­ label from one can of ' 'bowl of red?" Your 1 bay leaf coach). He then proved it themselves in the electric the experience of Diane took Diane a little over a tijat she is slim she feels graduated from East tensify as you stock up on required by this |1 refund the front panels from two refrigerated dough man chocolate, fresh Pillsbury Frosting The closest big-city tunities on each of their products: Pillsbury chili will be the zestiest on Vs teaspoon salt by wbomping a simple Menard and Chris Kearns, year. The couple will be entirely differently about Catholic High School in supermarket that displays specials, look for unadver­ offer: Gravy ‘Train ^ fu n d four-serving boxes of Jeli- orange. Expires April 30, Supreme, the top pane, range oven. Foul! shopping trips. ‘The winner Biscuits (six- can). the block with the inclusion lean (15Vk ounces) red hamburger and salad both of Manchester. wed in July—and not only herself. “I used to be self- Manchester. She attended refund forms is 30 miles tised bargains, find gets treated to lunch. Offer, General Foods 0 Instant Pudding and the 1981. from Pillsbury Plus Cake Answering the telephone, Big Country (five-biscuit of chili powder, cumin, kidney beans, drained dinner. he leaves the refrigerator Diane received her will Diane be a beautiful concious; now I feel more the University of Connec­ away. Although it has good specially marked packages You will be surprised at Corp., P.O. Box 3161, East Baker’s logo from any Bonus! These offers Mix and 25 cents for can). Hungry Jack (five- don’t require forms: chili peppers, pepper sauce Vk cup sliced, pitted ripe Reed, whose basketball- open. Foul! engagement ring in Oc­ b rid e —sh e w ill be comfortable with people. I ticut for one year. Always specials, I can.’t see spen­ containing lots of coupons how easy it will be to in­ Court Street, Kankakee, 111 p a c k a g e of B a k e r ’s postage and handling. biscuit can), 1869 Brand PEPPERIDGE FARM and kidney beans. olives bachelor lifestyle forced After the film, Reed tober, the same week she beautifully slim. She will used to mumble—I didn’t liking the sciences, she ding all that money on gas and search for refund terest your friends in joint 60901. This offer expires Coconut. Expires Sept. 30. Expires May 31, 1981. Although many chili him to prepare more meals reached her weight loss be wearing her mother’s feel my opinion mattered received training and to get there. forms. When one of you March 31, 1961. 1981. (five-biscuit can), English Muffins |1 Refund, Copyright 1981 1 ounce (1 square) proved he w asn’t as shopping trips. Just show Pillsbury Crescent Dinner purists insist that no self- semi-sweet chocolate than he would care to goal of 56 pounds. ’The cou­ wedding gown which she is and was reluctant to voice became a lab technician at finds something Clip ‘n’ file refunds JELL-0. Receive two 50- P.O. Box 1605, Watertown, United Feature careless a cook as the Do you have any advice them this column and some Rolls (four-roll can), (Cin­ resfiecting chili aficionado Vi teaspoon Tabasco remember, was movie indicated. ple joined Weight delighted to be able to fit it.” Multi-Circuits in for us rurai ladies? — Mrs. worthwhiie, she will of the s u p e rm a rk e t’s (Week of Jan. 4) cent coupons. Send the Mass. 02172. Send the in­ Syndirate, Ine. would include beans pepper sauce demonstrating what not to ’’I do my thing real quick Watchers together in into now. Her present Sbe enjoys horseback Manchester, which is D.B. from Eclectic, Ala. share it with the rest of advertised specials. Baked goods, desserts required refund form, four ' 'in" the soup, adding In large skillet, brown do in the kitchen during and get out of the kitchen,’’ August 1979, Chris en­ dress size is seven or eight. riding and looks forward to where she met Chris. DEAR MRS. D.B. - the group. Smart shopping tip (File 7) empty pouches from any 3- 41- 4 beans, plus a dash of beer bacon.Saute onion and gar­ these energy-conscious he said, deftly blending a couraged Diane to join It used to be 18 or 20. trying other sports such as It’s going to be a church Many rural homemakers Each of you will walk out Dorothy Edmier of Clip out this file and keep ounce Jell-0 Gelatin or two empty pouches from any 6- and chocolate makes this lic until soft. Add ground times. It was all part of a salad he called a ‘‘Knicks’ Weight Watchers by telling Diane’s weight problem cross country skiing this wedding for the cquple and have joined forces with of the supermarket coun­ Mokena, HI., reports that it with similar cash-off Chili Mexicana a chili beef stirring to break up recent seminar showing Big Apple Fowl Shot.” her that he would join began when she was in fifth winter. She is skilled at a slim wedding party. their friends to turn their ting up savings of |10, |1S, she always carries a few coupons — beverage refund ounce JelI-0 Gelatin and a with a message. meat as it brownsAdd chili men how to save energy in Reed currently is an un­ along with her, if she grade. She started to gain different kinds of weekly shopping trips into even $20. So, if someone post cards with her on trips offers with beverage comer banner from Jell-0 Try it...you’ll like it. powder; cook, stirring, 2 cooking. The sponsor: paid assistant basketball decided to do so. He only weight and never stopped needlework and weaving. fun-fiUed outings. suggests that you deserve to the supermarket. Wlien coupons, for example. Gelatin Salad selector. Chili Mexicana is an minutesAdd tomato sauce, (Set together with three to have lunch out, why not? she finds a refund form Start collecting the ne^ed Expires Sept. 1, 1981. excellent buffet dish.Serve beer, Vk cup water, chili orfour friends to share the I know one group of rural cardboard giving the ad­ proofs of purchase while MARTHA WHITE with hot cornbread, rice peppers, cumin, bay leaf costs of that 30-mile trip. women who compete to see dress to which she can looking for the required re­ FOODS. Receive a $1 re- and your favorite beer. and salt. Bring to Chili Mexicana boiling; cover. Simmer 1 4 slices bacon hour, stirring occasionally. 1 cup chopped onion \dd kidney beans, olives, 50 years of .^uabBriand 1 clove garlic, minced chocolate and pepper fiiPinC Neighborhood 1 pound ground beef • sauceBtir until chocolate is 2 tablespoons chili melted. Add Vk cup more Menus PuMm mtmO® Grocery Stores powder water if chili seems dry. 1 cup (8 ounce can) Cover, cook 15 minutes good eating tomato sauce longer. Serve with ad­ Fifty years ago aboard a '-i cup beer ditional pepper sauce if cookbook includes favorite westbound train, the idea to 1 cup water desired. This kitchen- Manchester ‘Tuesday: Fish in sub­ Bisquick recipes of the Coventry for the first convenience 2 tablespoons chopped, tested recipe makes 4 ser­ (Cafeteria menus which marine, french fries, green past 50 years plus many All schools baking mix, Bisquick*, was canned green chili peppers vings. will be served Jan.12-16 at beans, pudding. new recipes. To join the bora. Ordering biscuits in Manchester Public Schools Monday: Hot dog at Wednesday: Spaghetti in Bisquick Recipe Club for are as follows: Robertson and Grammar; meat sauce, salad greens, the dining car well past the one year, send fS.OO in Monday; Hamburg patty grinder at Nathan Hale and yeast rolls, gelatin or fresh usual dinner hour, Carl check or money order How to change on roll, potato puffs, also french fries, fruit. Smith, a young General payable to General Mills, Mills executive, was sur­ buttered spinach or vegetable, and assorted Thursday: Holiday. Na Inc., to; The Bisquick prised to be served fresh carrots., mnk and chilled school. Recipe Club, General peaches. ' Tuesday: RaVlon with Friday: Pizza, tossed biscuits. ‘Ihe secret, he dis­ Mills,-Inc., P.O. Box 1137, your diet salad, fruit cup. covered from the chef, was Tuesday: Fruit juice, meat saura, buttered green Minneapolis, MN 55460. that the dough had been meat and cheese taco, let­ beans, roii, chilled pears. Milk is served with all Impossible Pumpkin Pie Grade mixed ahead of time and You’ve heard all the also gets three eggs per tuce and tomato, Spanish Wednesday: Baked meals. Menus are subject is one of the delicious recommendations from the week. rice, milk and pineapple chicken, mashed potato, to change without notice. stored in the icebox. Im­ dessert recipes found in the nutritional experts — and, Does that sound like crisp. buttered peas, wheat pressed with the con­ book. unfortunately, from those venience of having a LARGE more bread, cereal, beans Wednesday: Pork and bread, fruit juice bkr with Hebron Im pouible premixed biscuit dough on who merely claim to be and so on than you can Wa A n Cloaing gravy on whipped potato, fruit crisp with topping at Elementary Pumpkin Pie experts — on modifying stomach? hand, he asked the cup sugar buttered green beans, Monday: Juice, grinders, your diet for better health Remember that the miik and Thursday: No school. chemists at General Mills Vi cup^isquick* baking our Door Forovor. bread, butter, tossed salad, chips, and longer life. experts recommend cut­ chilled pears. Friday: Energy conser­ to develop such a mix for mix EGGS peaches. consumers. But exactly how are you ting our fat consumption by ‘Thur^ay: Martin Luther vation day. 2 tablespoons margarine Dozen Carton supposed to do so? 10 percent to 15 percent. To Januanr 24th, epml ‘Tuesday: Hamburg piz­ Among the challenges to or butter King Day —no schooi. za, tossed salad, oranges. Here are some specifics make up for those lost SUPER Friday: Salami grinder, Robertson breakfast be met were how to keep 1 can (13 ounces) developed by dietitians in calories of fat, you can eat Wednesday: Shells with the shortening fresh so it evaporated milk applesauce, milk and ice Monday: Fruit, cereal, sauce, com, apple crisp. Portland, Ore. ’They are more grains and legumes; cream. raisins, milk. could be kept on the shelf, 2 eggs 4 based on the findings of the ‘Thursday: No school. bow to retain the power of fats have nine calories per SPECIALS!! Tuesday: Juice, muffin, 1 can (16 ounces) U.S. Senate subcommittee gram while carbohydrates miik. Friday: Beef and tacon the leavening agent and pumpkin on nutrition and human pattie, mashed potatoes, what blend of ingredients have only four. Elderly Wednesday: Fruit, waf­ 2Vi teaspoons pumpkin needs. A caution: The dietitians fle, milk. candied carrots, brownie. would make biscuits as pie spice ’The dietitians advise that stress that you cannot Menus which will be ww . r 'j good as, or better than, 2 teaspoon vanilla the ‘‘model’’ adult male make the switch on this served Jan. 12-17 a t ViOSt tsartjOrd R h a m homemade. And so, Heat oven to 350°. Light­ eat the following: diet overnight. Unless you Mayfair and Westhill Secondary Monday: Barbequed Bisquick was created. ly grease pie plate, lOXlH — Five ounces of meat adopt it gradually, you are Gardens to Manchester Monday: Cheeseburger pork on roll, mashed Soon after its introduc­ or 9X1V4 Inches. Beat all Top 0* The Morning per day. likely to flop. residents 60 or older are as on roll, mixed vegetables, potato, peas, apple crisp. tion, it was discovered that ingredients until smooth, 1 — Two servings daily of If you have major follows: fruited gelatin or bolopf Tuesday: Cheese p t o , Bisquick could be used to minute in blender on h i^ low-fat dairy products. One medical problems, be sure Monday: Turkey and cheese grinder or tuni cole slaw, pears. make more than biscuits. speed or 2 minutes with serving equals 1 ounce of vegetable soup, hot turkey Wednesday: Spaghetti Good cooks began using it BACON to consult your doctor fish on roll or ham chef hand beater. Pour into pie cheese, tk cup of cottage with meat sauce, green to make ever^hing from before making any sub­ sandwich, mashed salad. plate. Bake until golden - cheese or one cup of milk. stantial change in your potatoes, buttered carrots, Tuesday: Shells and beans, homemade roll, breakfast pancakes to the brown and knife inserted in One — No more than three eating habits. pear halves, margarine, meat sauce, buttered peas, citrus fruit cup. evening’s upside-down center comes out clean, 50 Pound eggs per week. One of ^ milk, coffee or.jtea. com bread square, u orange.

Among your family's treasured proximately four servings and the 3 sweet potatoes, sliced recipes there may well be a chicken only requlr^ ingredient is chicken — 3 Irish potatoes, quartered dish which could become the $10,000 whole or any part or parts. '2 carrots; sliced, lengthwise seen as ^tough, terrific’ Dumplings: Recipe follows , top winner in the 1981 National The chicken cooking contest is the In deep saucepan, place chicken MANCHESTER— Beginning a 30 to 50 bills each session. Joyner is also sponsoring a the party primary restriction, and raise taxes, but spending can be tougher and tighter than his first Chicken Cooking Contest. nation's oldest annual cooking com­ parts with water, salt and pepper. ^ew term today, Manchester area “ I don’t believe in submitting a bill proposal to give welfare recipients says she will fight for it, no matter cut.” term. “ The numbers are closer this Last year, Sheila Hoban of the petition, dating back to 1949. The state legislators predict a tough, Just to put my name on it,” Joyner photo Identification cards. This will, how unpopular it is. He sajrs the voters sent the General year,” Joyner says. The answer for District of Columbia started with cook-off this year will return to the Cover and simmar for 30 minutes. tiring and terrific General Assembly he hopes, cut welfare fraud, citing Other bills she is considering spon­ Assembly a message last November, the Republicans in this the first year “ Aunt Mae's special way of cooking Delmarva Peninsula, where it all Add vegetables and continue to said. “ If I have a similar idea, I try session. examples when the checks have been soring is amending the condominium when more Repuhlicans were elected Manchester has had three chicken," made'a few improvisions began more than three decades ago. simmer for 20 minutes or until fork to co-Sponsor it.” Although the swearing-in this mor­ stolen from mailboxes or given to a conversion act to permanently than before. Republican representatives since the of her own, entered the contest and Each of the 51 finalists will receive can be inserted In chicken with ease Joyner’s pet this year is a binding ning is harely over,' all three arbitration bill relating to nursing person claiming to have proper iden­ protect the elderly from eviction. “ But somebody isn’t listening,” he early 19(X)s, is to provide responsible walked away with the big prize in the an expense-paid trip to Maryland’s and vegetables are fork tender. legislators. Reps. Walt Joyner, Elsie homes. Last fall’s threatened tification. The present clause ends Jan. 1,1983. said, commenting on proposals of alternative programs. “ We can give 1980 cook-off. . Eastern Shore for the 33rd annual Remove chicken and vegetables from broth; set aside and keep Swensson, and Sen. Carl Zinsser, statewide strike, which could have While Joyner’s proposals are The toughest part of the raising the sales tax to 8 percent or the majority party a choice,” he cookoff in the Ocean City Convention The entry period is now open for warm. Add enough water to broth to have bills waiting for submission. paralyzed the nursing home industry, gelling, Mrs. Swensson says some of legislator’s jobs, will be balancing a the imposition of a state income tax. said. Hall. the 1981 contest and you could make 2 quarts and bring to a boil. ’The bills reflect each legislator’s in­ illustrated a need for mandatory ar­ hers “ may get boxed.” But she’s $22 million deficit in this year’s “ The people are sick and tired of The cook-off site is in the heart of become a winner. Simply mail your terest, and hope to change Connec­ bitration, and guidelines for strikes, ready to sponsor several bills, budget and matching revenue to spending more money, yet the roads As the legislators face the year’s one of the nation's leading poultry- Into boiling broth, drop dumplings. recipe(s) before the April 1 deadline Cook, uncovered, over medium high ticut for the better. , Joyner said. although she predicts slim chances expenditures next year. are deteriorating,” he said. He said problems they also chuckle at the producing areas, also known for its » I i for some. year’s quips. Mrs. Swensson laughs with your name, address and heat, as liquid continues to boll; stir Mrs. Swensson and Zinsser tackle he hopes to cap state spending, by outstanding local cooks. Your family All three legislators commented on But he noted the proposal, being The hill she says has the dimmest telephone number on each to: often, until dumpkings sink, about 5 the job for the first time, and Joyner cutting waste, especially in the she couldn’t fine a parking space, her will enjoy “ Eastern Shore Chicken the amount of paperwork facing drafted now, touched tender areas, hopes is a proposal to give unaf- Chicken Contest Box 28158 Central minutes. Add dumplings to chicken faces it for the second. For Zinsser, a welfare system. nameplate isn’t ready. and Dumplings" (below), a favorite them, even though a formal session such as labor’s right to strike. It may flllated voters the right to' vote in Station, Washington. DC 20005 and vegetable mixture. Makes 4 ser­ member Of the Appropriations Com­ And for Zinsser this means of the region. And serving it could take most of the legislative session to Entry blanks are not required but vings. has not been held. While each plans party primaries. The idea is not pop- mittee who cam|»lgned on a strong scrutinizing who receives welfare And Zinsser, whose parking space start you thinking about which - of to submit two or three bills for the straighten the legal ramifications of is ready, snickers at his seat in the for full details you can obtain one by Dumplings: In large bowl, sift ular among Democrats or opposition to tax increases, the next aid. “ We have to make it so the peo­ your o'wn best chicken recipes to consideration during the next six the proposal. Joyner commented the sending a self-addressed stamped together 2 cups flour and Vk teaspoon Republicans. year looms long. ple who don’t deserve it, don’t get General Assembly. “ I’m right by the enter in the 1981 competition. envelope to the above address. months, Joyner and Swensson noted bill "m ay take a couple session to 'Throughout her fall campaign, “ There’s no easy out this year, it,” he said. liberals,” conservative Zinsser said. Eastern Shore salt. Cut in 2 teaspoons vegetable that some of their comrades submit gel,” as is common on new concepts. Mrs. Swensson supported removing Zinsser said. “ The easiest thing is to This year, predicts Joyner, will be “ But don’t worry, it won’t rub off.” Chicken and Dumpkings shortening; stir in V4 cup hot water According to the National Broiler 1 broiler-fryer chicken, cut in parts until a soft dough forms. On a lightly Council, contest sponsor, entries wili 2 cups water floured surfSce, roll dough very thin, be judged on four equai points: taste, 1 teaspoon salt about 1/16 inches. Cut dough into 1” Area needs - a ';' X Uk" rectangles; sprinkle lightly Solons aware appearance, simplicity and appeal. Vi teaspoon pepper Recipes should be written for ap­ 6 small onions with flour. are diverse Live Longer it’s a tight year Tax reform, solid waste disposal, funding for educa­ tion, serving the needs of the senior citizens and putting Let’s keep weight under control limits on state spending are among the top priorities area By PATRICK REILLY proposed for the second time a one-year representatives and senators want to see addressed by H -..V V Herald Reporter moratorium on new bills so all state this session of the Legislature. By LELORD KORDEL things being equal, longevi­ are downright bad for us! "Quick cereals; Cake statutes can be reviewed. State Senator Michael Skelley, D-35th District, starting Number ten of a series ty and slenderness are in­ A good food, like a mixes EAST HARTFORD - With the start Other priorities for the legislators, Mrs. his second term, served a 15-town district that has diver­ Jim Jones was eating his separable. trust^ assistant, helps you Refined flour products I of the legislative session today, state and Yacavone said, include the reapportion­ sified needs. second dessert. It was a Why is it, then, that with along the path of life. It Sugar and Spaghetti locaf legislators know it’s going to be a ment of legislative districts and whether huge wedge of pie topped the best will in the world - saves your energy. Repairs Toast and Tidbits He wili be chairing the important Labor Committee tight year economically. What will make that work would be decided on by the with whipped cream. with a string of envy mixed your worn cells. Gives a Unbalanced meals this session and will also be serving on the Insurance, their jobs tougher is a shrinking budget Legislature or in the courts. pie worsened by the effects of inflation After the first bite, he in - many of us turn cor­ 'lift' when you are dis­ Vichyssoise and Ver­ Public Safety and Regulations Review com m itt^ . Hazardous waste, which has become an looked around the table and pulent after thr first flush couraged. Keeps old age mouth He said fiscal problems are what everybody is in­ and an economy that is anything but emotional and controversial issue in terested in for this session. He said last session he voted expanding. asked, "Where’s the rest of of adolescence’; symptoms from invading Waffles and White sauce Connecticut towns recently, will also against the 7.5 percent sales tax and that he would have a it?” A paramount reason for your body prematurely. Yorkshire Pudding For local legislators state Sen. Marcella become the concern of the legislators, real problem with increasing it further. Apparently Jim Jones this sorry state of affairs is A bad food can be Zweibach and Zabaglione C. Fahey and state Rep. Muriel T. Mrs. Fahey said. In this area she said He feels the legislators should look at alternative ways had never heard of the a combination of soft living glamorous to behold - but a All of these Items are Yacavone, both of East Hartford, the 1981- legislators will be delaying with a to raise money but admitted that every time anyone says expression “ the smaller and the recipes that have deceitful actor. One who classified as foods - even 82 budget will be the top priority of the proposed bill that would establish a state your waistline, the longer been handed down to us. will steal behind your back. though many have little or "alternative” everyone become paranoid. He said trying legislative session. industrial waste siting board. your lifeline.” Recipes intended for a Stealing your energy by no nutritional value. to juggle priorities is very difficult for the legislators and jT “ We must make the decisions to provide The bill includes provisions for input the public. enough funding for the vital state Did you ever hear a fat different time. For replacing it with worthless The nutritional folly of from the local communities where dis­ Democratic State Rep. Teresalee Bertinuson, of the programs instead of funding a lot of person say, "I’m fat rougher circumstances. fat. Short change you on gorging yourself on starchy posals are planned. Mrs. Fahey said. 57th District starting her fourth term will be chairing the because I’m a glutton?” We do not chop our wood youth. Unlock the door to and sweet foods has been Noted for its good, cooks and chicken, the dishes such as "Eastern Shore Chicken and programs poorly,” Mrs. Fahey said. Dowerful Environmental Committee. Never. to build a fire as did our premature old age. fully discussed. They find Delmarva Peninsula, site of the 1981 National Dumplings!” Mrs. Fahey, elected to the senate for a She said when she was campaigning her top> “ My whole family is forefathers. Today we push The sad thing about these their way into civilized Chicken Cooking Contest, has many regional second term in November, said Tuesday priority for this session was the problem of waste State auditors fat,” he’ll tell you,, "and I a button. bad foods is that so many stomachs in appalling she has recently been appointed chairman inherited it. I really have We do not pump water of them are staples in the quantities. management and this is still the case. She said waste of the senate’s appropriations committee. urge controls an appetite like a bird.” A from the well. We turn a majority of diets. If you are seriously management will be the most important issue for the “ I am the person they come to for bird all right. An ostrich. faucet. Here are a few of them: overweight, begin a sane next decade. She is particularly concerned about ground money,” she said. She represents East Or a vulture! We do not walk miles to Timely topics water boUution. Hartford and part of Manchester. HARTFORD (UPI) — State auditors ABC of fatlening foods reducing program at once. During her past terms she has'been very involved on' Figure of youth find food. We point a finger Alcohol and Apple pie You must reduce with “ The big question in the session is going are recommending tighter financial con­ SOUTH ORANGE, N.J, Each comes in a 3.3- Many of us feel a little at a menu. Biscuits and Bacon reason. Not only for the an appetizer or dessert buyers trade up as the the Education Committee and while she won’t be serving to be how can we fund state services.” trols for the University of Connecticut (UPI) — A low salt, low ounce bottle with on that committee this year, she will be keeping her eye pang of envy when we see a Life’s loo easy Candy and Cake sake of your health - but to that’s on your diet. It’s a price difference shrinks Mrs. Fahey said. “ And what can we cut Health Center because it owes the state fat, low cholesterol natural removable spray atomizer on that committee. She is a strong proponent of equallzi^ person past 40 with the In other words, we are Doughnuts and restore and maintain a good safely device as well between goobers and more back on.” more than $1 million. cheese is being introduced whose $45 price tag is more as a thou^tful gift, says funding for education, for preservation of farm land and figure and texture of youth. living an easier life. Dumplings youthful appearance. expensive varieties. She said she doesn’t think the law­ Auditors Leo V. Donohue and Henry J. by a South Change firm, comparable with perfume Dr. Reva Rankle in an ar­ legislation concerning special education. "The figure and texture Because of this, we need a Eclairs and Eggnog You must redesign your makers can make cuts on enough Becker Jr. released a study Tueilay llie texture and melting than room deodorizers. ticle in the Dec. 16 issue of The 57th District includes a section of Vernon and the of youth” - this brings to lot less food than our Fats and Frostings eating in accordance with NEW YORK (UPI) - programs to avoid a sales tax increase. which said the teaching hospital for qualities resemble process The fragrances are sold Family Circle magazine. complete towns of Ellington and East Windsor. mind the image of a ancestors did. Gravy and Goulash 20th century living! That Irish liqueurs imports in “ There is a $200 million shortfall in the UConn’s medical and dental schools had American, but the flavor is in bath and scents Dr. Frankie is nutrition Democrat Chester Morgan, representing • the 56th slender, supple, firm­ To complete this vicious Hominy and Hot dogs means you must think of the United States in­ # ;1 budget this year and we already have failed to reimburse the state $1 ^ llio n in even blander than that type departments and director for Weight District, which consists of'one entire section of Vernon, is muscled, energetic person. circle, we consume great Ice Cream and Icings proteins as your best creased 125 percent last large budget obligations to meet," Mrs. grants received for research other Alas, too seldom seen of cheese. Hie part skim cosmetics departments. Watchers International. year, to 157,000 cases, up starting his third term this year. He lute set as his Fahey said. quantities of refined, over­ Jellies and Juleps friends in weight control. programs. milk, semi-soft cheese con­ priorities for this session, more equitable funding for today. processed foods. Kuchen and Knockwurst And in health maintenance. from 70,000 cases in 1978, Mrs. Yacavone, who was elected to her “ They operate almost like a separate tains only .01 gram of NEW YORK (UPI) - education, greater efficiency in government and an Slenderness is a must if Morning, noon and night. Lard and Lasagne NEW YORK (UPI) - says Joel S. .Sllber, sixth consecutive two-year term in government out there,” Donohue said. “ I sodium per 100 grams The nutrition dirMtor for The hot, dry summer in the overhaul of the tax system. one would look young. We With coffee breaks and late Marshmallows; Mexti How to lose marketing manager for an November, said an increase in the sales realize that they make decisions in an must be slender if we are evening snaeks. (about 3Vk ounces) and 8 an international weight South reduced normally importer. He also wants greater protection for the senior citizens Macaroni weight with protein. tax is inevitable and she supports it. She effort to gain as much operating money as to feel young. grams of fat, 2.4 loss organization has some heavy supplies of peanuts and more support for their needs in the areae of nutrition, We are eating more than Noodles and Nibbles Outwitting the pounds. said she doesn’t see support among possible so they can keep the health center milligrams of cholesterol novel suggestions for peo­ SUber’s firm, Renfield Doctors and insurance we need. To say nothing of Oils and Oleo What are calories? Four by more than one-third, housing, health and safety. Another area he would like to legislators for the tax increase but that and 102 calories per one ple trying to avoid eating Importers, Ltd., recently going but they should be bound by the companies agree that all eating so many foods that Pastries and Puddings important rules. says a Cornell University see addressed is that of election reform. she would support a one half percent in­ ounce serving, the at holiday parties: introduced the Carolans rules like everyone else.” extension service J. Peter Fusscas, a Republican newcomer to the crease in the current 7W percent sales tax Health center officials have contended manufacturer says. For women: Carry a newsletter. brand of Irish cream Legislature, represents the 55th District which includes a with a cut in existing programs. liqueur, whicji contains their accounting system gives them fiscal clutch purse in one hand in­ section ot Vernon and the towns of Andover, Bolton, As for new programs, Mrs. Yacavone Irish whiskey, heavy flexibility and saves the state money in NEW YORK (UPI) - stead of wearing a shoulder This means prices for Columbia, Hebron and Marlborough. said she wouldn’t think of submitting a Computer helps make Leave it to the pS^nch to cream and honey. It is the long run. bag and use your other peanuts, mixed nuts and He wants to see the state’s 2 percent tax on oil new program that requires state revenue. come up with an alter­ available in three sizes, 200 hand to hold a glan of diet peanut butter are rising. repealed. He also is calling for a limit on state spending Mrs. Fahey said she has suggested the ap­ Dr. James E. Mulyihill, who took over as native to room or club soda so you won’t Prices for almonds, milliliters, 750 milliliters and is opposed to a state income tax. He wants to see the propriations committees in the house and the center’s executive director four your garden grow deodorizers. be tempted to eat during walnuts, filberts and other and 1 liter. “ fat” cut from the state government and is pledging to senate require with each new program months ago. said the auditors’ complaints A le a d in g F r e n c h the cocktail hour. tree nuts may also rise, the Keep Smiting support and help the working men and womer. it proposal another proposal on how the “ seem to be basically philosophical. We manufacturer of interior For men and women: newsletter says, if con­ MINNEAPOLIS (U P D - amount of greens that revenue for the program would be raised. need fiscal flexibility here, particularly in cluding tomatoes, touts will be available In design fabrics and wall Bring the host or hostess B e Happy Sharp contrast Got a problem with your should be raised, based on sumers and commercial Mrs. Fahey said the legislative “ subject cauliflower, eggplant, gardening magazines for coverings is introducing Meeting today— It is too bad this sort of scene does not greet all area residents when a period of financial constraint,” he said. garden? Corn won’t three basic soil types — asparagus and peppers, matter” committees and subcommittees the first time In the spring three "fragrances for the MANCHESTER- The produce ears? Leaf lettuce light-colored sand, 4>lack must be bought:as plant Members will hold a toey look out the window on a snoWy morning. This is Highland Park in can work in the upcoming session on o f 1981 and at store home.’’,. The molecular Tender Liver and Bt icon, really tender small genuine spring oven VFW Post and Auxiliary DO IT DAILY - WIN MONEY by wilts? Watermelons taste loam or . sets from local nurseries. bingo game at Newington Manchester, a sharp contrast to the mushy-slushy look of roads plowed eliminating obsolete programs that are counters where Northrop structure of the fragrances ready NEW ZEALA ND LAMB LEGS and Morrell’s fully cooked will meet today at 6:15 at checking the lottery numbers in the like squash? Mike Dowell, a Northup When seeds are Veteran’s Hospitql. still on the books. King seeds are sold. permits rapid, long-lasting the Post Home. TO that the community can get about its business. (Herald photo bv Evening Herald. The problem could be King spokesman, said care Hams are the best nleat values for the first week of 1981. Sandwiches are needed. Pinto) . f j The Elast Hartford senator has already recommended, Dowell said diffusion when sprayed your plot design. should be taken by the gar­ the printout suggests a The "Smarter Garden into the air of a room. Certain plants aren’t dener wintering in the BITE SIZED CUBES OVEN READY variety sold by bis com­ Plan” form can also be ob­ The three scents are meant to grow together. South to Include the ZIP U.8.D.A. CHOICE 4Vi to 5% NEW ZEALAND FROZEN pany, but others also can tained by writing Northup Beige Dore, a woodsy Some need more sunlight code of his or her northern TENDER, GENUINE OPRINQ TENDER be used, including bulk King Co., Consumer blend; Vert Brilliant, con­ Hockanum group seeks bridge than others. Some such as' home. seeds from nurseries. Product^ Division, Box taining vetiver, spices and corn won’t grow well in a "W e had one person MANCHESTER - The bridge from a local con­ Linear Park. The draft calls for trails, bicycle trails, 1615, Minneapolis, MN bergamot with a woody STEWING It also recommends small garden. wintering in San Diego who lamb Hockanum River Linear struction company. But, The report details plans recreational use of the canoing, boating and cross management techniques Forms for ordering prin­ 55440. *4 note; and Rouge Ancien, a Ago With skyrocketing food gave his winter n P code BEEF Park Committee will seek Commissioner Ellie ^ait for a 25-mile park running area, including hiking country skiing, Kerr said. which could be adopted by floral with herb extracts. prices, new gardeners address and came up with up to $15,000 in town funds said today, “ We don’t know along the Hockanum River the four towns, whose land for the.construction of a 40- Training program begins come on the scene each an incorrect printout,” he LEGS .1 .4 9 how we’re going to fare through East Hartford, th e park would run spring. They pore through said/ foot bridge across Avery (with the request).” HARTFORD (UPI) — A new training program for through. *2.19 Manchester, Vernon and 35mm Comoro and most Brook. seed catalogs, looking at Dowell said the com ­ M T. VERNON OUR OWN The state Department of E llin ^ n . It was developed police officers will mean more arrests and convictions VERY TENDER The town Board of Direc­ KODAK products ropoirod the plump, red tomatoes, puter printout was Transportation is planning by me Cambridge-based for drunk driving in Connecticut, state Transportation Kerr said the consultants VERIBE8T SKINNED DEVEINED ^ tors would have to approve to construct a chain link haye recommended a fun­ the lush greens and the developed by Purdue DAIRY STORES & ^ Ftoy Mann Associates at a Commissioner Arthur Powers predicts. SILEM USSIFF CIMEM SHOP golden pumpkins. University horticulturist the funding which the com­ fence which would block cost of $19,(X>0. Powers said Tuesday 16 state troopers and 34 police of­ ding mix which includes 639 Main St., Manchester, Ct. Into that apple tree- John Wott, who used fairly SAUSAGE mittee hopes could be access to the brook as part ficers from 11 communities around the state had taken state, federal, priyate and 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. LIVER The report includes shaded plot goes sophisticated program­ channeled through the of 1-86 construction. The part in the initial training course offered by the volunteer aid. 643-7369 Manchester Manchester MEAT citizen comments garnered everything—a row of corn, ming to include the ■ K n a n iv i Conservation Commission. commission hopes to Municipal Police Training Council in Meriden. at various public hearings a few hills of squash, numerous plant and The bridge would con­ secure town funding before The training was aimed at improving the officers’ abili­ pumpkins and cucumbers climate variables. ENRICHED WHITE FRESH T MOSER FARMS ...... R ..M .49 nect hiking trails at the the state erects the fence held in the four towns. ty to detect and apprehend drunk drivers and obtain con­ .*1.69 SHURFME SLICED BACON point where the brook in early spring. Kerr said DEP hopes to and, in between, a couple The printout can be over victions in court. OUn Gf ICIAL rows of beans, peas and six-feet long for a 20-foot 100% PURE flows into the Hockanum In another matter, Brian receive final comments by Another training session was scheduled to begin March Feb. 20. The report is radishes. by 30-foot garden. EHURnNE 12 lb. River, near Tolland Turn­ Kerr, recreation resource 2, Powers said, with the program being financed with BREAD: MEAT LOAF scheduled for completion Trial and error tells the ’’We can handle FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE pike. Without the bridge, specialist for the state $13,000 from the Transportation Department’s Office of Vt4uUtt Snten BLEND the north side of the Department of En­ April 30. I is Kerry Aiiprrl nf experienced green everything from a garden fOUKICNTIMEirS... .09* Highway Safety. thumber that won’t work. 12 Inches by 12 indhes or Hockanum would not be vironmental Protection’s A Minneapolis seed one 900 feet by 900 feet, or no limit .M.99 accessible to hikers. Office of Parks and producer is offering help about two acres,” he said. M o m l l Fdffjr C o o k s d Commission members Recreation, presented the from its computer to “ We’ve had a request from B uttH eltor W hols T u e s d a y a c c e p t e d a commission with the final SPRING SEMESTER 8 9 ^ Vz gallon ^ proposal that the town draft report, on the eliminate such niistakes or a friar in Texas who said SPECIAL! the hours it could take at a he intended to feed several purchase a prefabricated proposed Hockanum River library and county e x W people all year long.” lion office to work out a de­ Diowell said the company H 20oz. n .7I ■ 8 W Plastic Gallon HAM r Z .3 9 REGISTRATION ZOTO w ill cu t Into 2 halvoc and aavaral t/fCM...frMz« all or p a rt cent garden plan. only breaks even on the rich In vitamin C RETCHE8 GLASS CO. For $3.S0 each Northrop postage and computer time loaf "FeelSo Lively" w <^r JS fmn ti ttpsimn IstmiicwtiBi King will provide a com­ to produce the information, puter printout showing a TENDER VITTLE8 but benefits from being MOSER FARMS COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SIRVICC ' 9 A.M. - 12 Noon and 4 P M. - 7 P.M home gardener what can known as a leading seed Mackintosh Native SnTEIRIUBBIimi. .*1.79 WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS e GLASS FURNITURE PERM GRADE A WHITE LARGE x 24 0.<1,34 TOPS e PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR be planted, where it can be company. APPLES MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES e SPECIAL WORK . o n planted, the best time of ZIP coding for gardens is EGGS zsdlUINIX WAVE year, and the space each not possible in some JANUARY 12 and JANUARY 13 Santos-Madden To Our Staff” plant needs. SEVKSItM. .91*2.30 Colorado mountain areas, *1.09 STYLING SALON FOR ______The gardener simply fills he said, because the eleva­ ^iMtcMSTw649«4S2l) in in out a vegetable variety tion might be 5,000 feet or SOOKOnKS Hundred of Courses to Choose from THE WHOLFFAMILY ^ O E O O selection, saying how 20,000 feet in one postal FMIU. C0NE,2llM’ipMill ... boMeSS^ M ^ EsUm I* CM) S«M 378H WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE many persons the garden zone. But the computer at $8.50 A Semester Credit plus Fees ibould feed and with what printout Is available for all R o o k S a l t F ireplace L ogs — LOW ER l e v a — EXPIRES JAN. si, 1981 I Dozen ■ ^ •1.09 • WSlHSMSIieSJlMi H inastTocR fresh or canned produce. 3-lb. SO states, including Alaska MT 1U 12 MM ■Jhe computer, by ZIP .iM-r-i/ir-K" MANCHESTER PARKADE tu

EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 7. 1981 - 21 HUpW iM M IS NBC’s football experiment provokes controversy I t v t t i t i g 1$ Nalp WMiHd 13 PAY TO SHOW, We’U pay you M id NBC ip o rti’ spokemum Mike BABYSITTER WANTED to By KENNETH R. CLARK loved the idea — especially those who d i d s e n d a m e s H g e to announcers. care for Infant in my home to show our Electroluxequlp- Cohen. "It w ai ■enHtional.” NEW YORK (UPl) - On Dec. 20, watched the action in bars. “Maybe now they’ll My, ‘maybe I 1:00 - 5;M p.m. Monday-- ment. We’ll also show you now “It made ray head ache,” H id UPI “People watching in bars are going HkmUi Friday. References required, to sell. -Full commission NBC ran an experiment in silence by can talk less and mean more.” N o n c u Executive Sports Editor Joe Car- caU 649-1340. payed on all Mies rwniltlng televising an entire football game to like it because they don’t listen With cable systems and home 1 — L o t t 800 F o u n d nicelli. "On the first two touch^wns, 2 — P srso n sis SwM (atTflwUlbS from demonitration. Call 52^ with nary a word — discouraging or TV World anyway,’’ he Hid. Video enterprises springing up like CLERK - Some calculator 0606. EOE. we never h w an official give the S — A n o o u n o t m o n t s HmSTsuiginS otherwise — from an announcer. Cohen Hid NBC learned a great flowers all over the landscape, a man 4 — E n t o r t 8t n m o n t - txperience helpful. Checking signal because he was out of camera ADvamtiiis dw a « WNwihi iMiMM hsatanSm WI i CUSSIFCS SNESnSISS The network's assessment: it deal about “the technical end" of with a treasure trove in old movies 5 A u c t i o n s and extending Invoices. IMaSwnnhiwitM(b BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for range. You didn’t dare look away audio and video as a result of the' M T l i Apply: Oaer Bros., 140 Rye I iw Wxjlwew Gift Shop in Manchester. Thru worked, but Howard Cosell, Curt ty need not apply for unemployment term “flannelmouth.” should be able to make a killing simp­ m i A N C I A L ■5H8 RIS BMS II B1BR5 5S 8ld5lR from the Mt.” , game, and the knowlege will be IOAY...... 14*M9mir SfiwiR, South Windsor. 8 POToU ad quarterlies. IS to 20 Gowdy, Charlie Jones, compensation just yet. They only “We got excellence in part and ly by putting them up for syndication. 6 ~ Sonds-Stocks-M ofigogM laMwEMHab as m S flexible hours per week, Network announcers — including employed in televising the American 9 - PorsonN Loons • DAYS ...1S*ManiMi and the rest of the mikeside fratemi- need to think a bit more about the failure in part, but we did learn,” Cal Coty, of Ramsay, Mont., might to Insufonoo cafeteria and parking. Cali PHONE 643-2711 NEC's owii Merlin Olsen and Don Football Conference playoff during • OAYt ...1X*M9JML CLBr K/OODER - Checking Mrs. Edwards, H947n for ap­ have done just that had he not talked prices and coding new items. Criqui — understandably tdnded to the weekend and the Super Bowl on ■M PLO YM UfT IBOAYt . . .TlyiiDHlw u . traraiNS CO. pointment. Experienced first to the folks at Eastman Kodak. 13- H o t p J ( Y H 8d Variottf other dutiet. Apph iMTsamesaMi preferred. Hitp W aiiM 13 agree with CamicelU. Jan. 25. Coty is a war surplus dealer who 14 ~ B u s ) n o f 8 O pportum tloi Gaer Bros., 140 Rye Street, ■M HwHwa, e t ssist "The thing that hit m e,” Olsen told 16 - SH ustion W onlid HAPTYAOStJIga recently came into possession of 6 South Windsor. WAITRESSES -. ApplicaUons RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST, PLEASE READ ADVERTISING UPI, “was how much energy it took Cohen Said the experiment also tons of vintage cowboy films used to l O U C A T K M PART TIM E are now being taken for full Very busy East Hartford dis­ to watch the game. I thought it 15 — P riv tii Instructio ns MOLD MAKER. Experienced MAINTENANCE work. 91 and part Ume poalUons; mor­ tributor is expanding and YOUR AD DEADLINE TV tonight was a great boost to the morale of entertain the troops during World person to woik on ^ s tic In­ 19 ~ Schoo lO 'C lo to is Chestnut Street, Mancbrater. ning and afternoon hours needs front office person to needed continuity.” NBC technicians and engineers who War If. ClAsoifiwd Id s arw 12:00 noon tho doy 4 20 - Instructio ns W antod jection molds Must be able to available for housewives. handle telephones and act as still are smarting over Uie political The film people told him the old do own setups and read prints. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full recepUonist. Successful can- taktn o m ttw phoM "If somebody gets hurt, there’s no R B A L S S T A T l Apply In person: Monday thru botoro pubIleaDon. loss of the Moscow Olympics for rolls of celuloid are loaded with 23 — H om os for Soto Attractive starting ulary and part time poiitions. Friday between 2 and 4. Mr. didaie must be personable and M a convanianca. The _EVENING _ ___ volved (60 mins.) (Closed- way of knowing how bad,” said 24 — L ots-L ond for So lo depoxUng on experience, plus Salary commensurate with capable of typing 60 wpm. (241(27) Kiss Me Petruccio This pro- 11:30 which they had trained for three silver Hits, and at today’s prices for Steak, 244 Center Street, HaraM la raaponsIMa Daadlina for Saturday 676o ' Captioned. U.S.A.) Criqui. “There were Just too many 25 — Invootm ont P ropo rty company beneflti. ^ l y to ability. Send resume to: Box Manchester. Salary commensurate with grampresentsdramallcexcerplsof 15) Kojak years, but he ruled out any mass the precious metal, it’s worth extrac­ 26 — B usino to P roporty 3 8 ^22 30 N «w t 9 1 Hockey New York Islanders vs Joseph Papp’s innovaline re- pieces of information missing. I’ve person Monday through C, c/o Manchester Herald. experience. CaU Mr. Fannina •or only ona Incorracl and Monday la 12KW Pitlsburgh Penguins (•) Muaic World 27 — R oiO ft P roporty Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. S Starthy And Hutch staging ol Shakespeare's 'Taming (11) SportsContar movement to mute telecasts of ting. TEMPORARY PART 'HME at 508-1937. ktaartlon and thon only 111 NHL Hockey Show Ulked to people who said it Just 25 - R ooi E stoto W sntod Noon FMay. 9 Joker's Wild of the Shrew', performed in New (23) (29 dQ Tho Tonight Show sports events. Coty may never make it big In the Acromold Products Corpora­ HOUSEKEEPERS. Full Ume' t e l e p h o n e HELP - Local 11 F.A. 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For Experienced preferred, but 18 Festival Of Faith the fun begins. Aggressive, part time Sales bonesfoundinacavewherea young (11) NCAA Beskatbell Texts Tech Jeff Amdur, head of the White House. Contact: Dr. Nicoletti’s office after 5:00 p.m. . will train qualified person. 20 Wild Kingdom 38) Movie-(Comedy)*** “How To womanisreportediyperformingmir- A U T O M O n V B Immediate openings available 1 012 application call 644-2413. People needed. Flexible vs Houston Student Committee for the at 74^8913. EOE. Contact: Mrs. Fritz, between 22' News Marry AMIliionaIre" 1953 Marilyn acles with the sick are actually But, in the best Fillmore 61 - A utoo tor So lo in an institutional laundry South Windsor PubUc ^hools hours, on a permanent basis. Monroe. Lauren Bacall. Three man '19) Or. Gan# Scott On Habrawe Glorification of Millard 62 — T rucks for So to operaUon. Apply Riverside CLERICAL-CRT Impul. does not discriminate on the 9 and 12 a.m. 6464004. EOE, 24. In Performance lhoaeolapriestwhodiedinthe17th '401 Love Boet-Pollce Women tradition, Mencken later ring, Some nights aiid Sundays. 27 French Chef hunting females pool their re­ 63 — H oovy E quipm ortt for So lo I PART TIME - Your telephone Congenial Office. Excelle century. (60 mins.) Love B oat--'Tha Inspector' Crew Fillmore, Hid participants engineering and Health Care Crater, 745 Main basis of sex, race, physical Card Galery, Manchester 30 Face The Music sources to trap eligible bachelors. admitted the bathtub story 64 — M otofcyctoo-B icyctoo p r^ratio n ’24) Connecticut Prime Time members leal edgy whan they hear and our customen... Please St., East Hartford. Fringes. Willing to train. handicap, religion or nationai RN 3-11 p.m, FuU or part time 7:29 (3hrs.) could choose their own was a hoax. 66 — C om poro-T roltors-M oM o of operation manumuau. Must Parkade, Manchester. 27 Road Beck: The Story Of that an alliciancy expert, hired by caU 5284631. Apply: 414 Tolland Street, origin. Equal Opportunity- position available in a 30 Daily Number 6:30 time and place to con­ H o m o s have a thorough working James J. Beattie Jim Beattie was lha ship's owner, is watching their “ People remember DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, Blast Hartford. Affirmative Action progressive hemodialysis un­ 7:30 5 Merv Griffin 66 — A utom otivo So rvico knowledge of industrial elec­ HOUSEKEEPERS. Full once a promising young lighter, but every move while posing as a paa- template “the glory that SERVICE STATION full and part Ume poslUons Employer. M-F. it. Experience preferred, but 3 PM Magazine 11' NHL Hockey Minnesota North Fillmore because of the 67 — A utos for R ont-L oooo trical standards such as JIC, time, weekdays and misfortune caused himtotumtolirst sangar Polica W oman-'No Place ATTENDANTS wanted. Part BABYSl’HE R WANTED - not mandatory. Excellent 5 All In The Family Stars vs Vancouver Canucks was Millard and the experience preferred. Send weekends. Mature and respon­ drugs and alcohol, and finally an in- ToHida'Pappargoaaundarcovarto bathtub, but they should NEMA, and NEC. educational opportunity in a 8 141 Movie-(Suepente)*** "Jawa grandeur that was time. Houn flexible, pall ns- resume to: Box EE, c/o Part time evenings. Responsi­ SECRETARY - One man of­ vovlement with organized crime. findalaakinagovammantofficaand remember him bMause he Experienced preferred, good sible individuals for cleaning 9 Face The Music 2 " 1979 Roy Scheider, Murray eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 4156. Manchester Herald. ble person. Call 646-0663 fice. FuU or part time. Must g r o w in g field. Apply This film chronicles his early years prevent tha continuation of murdara Fillmore.” working conditions and duties in a skilled nursing 14 Presto Chango: It’s Magic A Hamilton. Just when you thought it turned down an honorary anyUme. be good typist. Send resume Rockville General Hospital, of dispair. and presents Beattie in of g'overnmant wilnassea. (Repaat; excellent benefit facility. Apply: Riverside magical look at the world of illusion was safe to go back in the water.(. his work today, struggling with Amdur, a high school degree from Oxford. It was □ NOTICES DENTAL ASSISTANT - FuU SECRETARY. Male or to: Box G, c/o Manchester Dialysis Unit, 872-0501 ext. the relentless terror continues. 2hrs.. lOmins.) package.Send resume to In- 271. Health Care Center, 745 Main with top magicians performing young felons at Nexus, a progres­ 12:05 teacher in Annapolis, Hid or part time, for Oral female. Full Ume must have SCHOOL BUS DRIVER for Herald. amazing feats. (Rated P G )(1 16 mins.) written in Latin and he Mid •••••••••••••••••••••••••• dustronlcs Inc. 489 Sullivan Street, East Hartford. sive therapeutic center which he 9) ABC Newt NIghtlina Fillmore buffs around the Surgeon's Office, Vernon Cir­ pmious office experience. afternoon runs only. 1:30 to 20 You Bet Your Life 9:00 operates. (60 mins.) he wouldn’t accept any Loaf and Found 1 cle. Previous s u lc a l or den­ Ave, South Windsor, CT. 3:30 p.m., for .SO. Call: An­ 3) CBS Wednesday Night Movie 12:30 country would Join the EOE. Typing, filing, and heavy 310 22 Big Money Game 10:30 (5) Hogan'sHaroaa degree he couldp’t read,” tal experience required. Send dover School, Andover. 742- 24 MacNeil-Lehrer Report Butch and Sundance: The Early telephone exposure. Call 9) Meet The Mdyors (14) Movie-(Comedy)** "North celebration of one of the Sokolow Mid. IMPOUNDED - Female one resume to Box WW, c/o Carol. 5284144. 7339. 30 After Benny Years' 1979 Stars: William Kalt, 14) Movie -(ComAdy) ••• year old Lab, black. Wood- KITCHEN AIDES - Mature 39 Barney Miller TomBerenger. Butch Cassidy and Dallas Forty" 1979 Nick Nolle, nation’s most obscure Manchester Herald. "Goodbye QIri" 1977 Mac Oavis. Thay can tackle any on­ /HOUKIMaMfflfl/ bridge Street. Male two yean, persons for full Ume and part 40 Tic Tac Dough the Sundance Kid. two of the Old RichardDreyfus8,MarshaMason.A presidents. WmSTSTI S4 UIIT SS Slum LAM lime positions, days and 6:00 West's most famous outlaws, meet coming playarbutihaycan'tkicktha ■AST HAATWONO SSS-SSD brown Mixed Breed, Pitkin very odd couple's hate at first sight habit of super stardom, adoring He recommended people ■AMOAM lUTIM i OAILV Street. Male two yean old, evenings. Persons must be 3 Enos Enos. Turt( and Lt. Broggi lor the first time and embark on their turns into love, in spite of them­ n M T SNOW OULV St.SO become undercover drug buyers to legendary career. (2 hrs.) groupies and tha faat-pacad. pill­ consider a highlight of Lab-Setter Cross, black and reliable and wUUng to work selves (P G )(1 11 mins.) popping hazards that coma withtha (rap a cocaine gang using a pretty 8]|4(X Taxi Wild theatrics erupt 24> Dick CevettShow Fillmore’s political career white, Olcott Street. Female RECEPTIONIST. TYPIST - every other weekend. trucker 3 big rig to smuggle their when Tony decides to become an game. (Rated R) ( 1 16 mins.) Husky-Cross, five months old, Join a growing, exciting firm. Excellent Insurance benefits, 11:00 33) Tomorrow Quests: — his success in the elec­ contraband (60 mins.) actor and Bobby, as his skeptical ' 3)(6 )(221(331(1(1 News black and nay, HiUlard A Pleasant telephone voice and sick time, holiday and vaca- CARRIER NEEDED 5 PM Magazine agent, is aghast when Tony landsa Bobby Vinton, John Hutton. tion of 1856 when Maryland S) M.A.S.H. (Repeat; 90 mins.) New State Road area, (km- general typing skills are a Uon time, and good starting 8 40 Eight Is Enough Tom Brad­ role because he is Ihe 'right type.' (9) Maude 12:35 was the only state carried tact: Manchester Dog Warden must. Call ^ at 3894618 wages. Apply: Riverside for ford IS excited about his nomination ;2di(22)(^ Dlff'rent Strokes Arnold EARN EXTRA MONEY. WORK •It) Program Unannounced 9) Star Trek at 6404566. Monday thru Friday. KCR Healtb Care (jenter, 745 hbln bylhegovernortothestaleboardof isdepressedwith his height until he by Fillmore’s “Know- >23) Have Gun WHI Travel 1:00 Technology Inc. Street, East Hartford. education until he realizes thereare meets a girl who can't walk. '27 Dick CevettShow Nothing” Party. Hillcrest, LalLewood Circle Nortli some serious compromises in­ (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) • 5) Rat Patrol LOST - White G erm an 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. '38) Independent News 1:30 A more official celebra­ Shephard. Scar on nose. 7W and Soutli, South Main, Sunset 91 Nawa, Weather tion Was scheduled in Buf­ yean old. Rockville area. '5 ) Adam 12 falo, N.Y., where a 1:35 Family heartbroken. Reward. and Bruce CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 (9) Moment Of Madiletion ceremony was scheduled 8714446, or 6444028. W e d n e s d a y 2:00 at Fillmore’s grave in I AT THE MANCHESTER S)Movia-(W#atarn)**^ "Three Forest Lawn Cemetery. TTie Htlp NTantad 13 CALL BETTY Fecee Weal" 1940 John Wayne, I Ken Sokolow, a I Sigrid Gurie. A Vlanneae doctor, a Fbwer Behind WOMAN 18 and over to work rafugeaandherdaughlerjolnOako- Maryland government of­ EVENING HERALD When Tom Bradford (Dick in plasUc numufacturing full 643-4078 la farmers in a Irak from tha duet fice worker, was ready to Dedicated followers of this man pause The Throne Van Patten, foreground right) is bowl lo Oregon. ( 1 19 mins.) and part Ume shifts. CaU 646- nominated by the governor for ' 9) Joe Franklin Show Join the silent tribute. Tuesday for what they call a “Millared mo­ 2910 between 10:00 a.m. and >11) NHL Hockey Show “Fillmore was bom in a 4:00 p.m. a post on Ihe State Board of >329 Gal Smart ment of silent meditation" to honor the 181st log cabin, he was self- Education, he’s al first elated 2:19 birthday of Millard Fillmore, the 13th presi­ NURSES AIDES. Experience until a local newspaper writer '43l USAF RaHgiouanim educated man, a man who dent of the U.S. (UPI photo) preferred. Full or pan time. publishes some provocative 2:30 understood the value of im­ >11) SportaCantar Immediate openingi on 3:00 to stories about his personal life in (29 Laurel And Hardy porting bat guano long 11:00 p.m. and iroo to 7:00 'Bradfordgate,' on ABC-TV's 3KK) before the energy crisis,” a.m. ahifta. Contact Mra. EIGHT IS ENOUGH, Wednes­ (9) Movie-(Drema) *** "New Sokolow Hid. renominated in 1852. organization held a Ferguson, DNS, at 280-H7S. day, January 7. Centurione" 1972 George C. nominating convention in Scott, Stacy Kaach. The exper­ “Fillmore steered a He ran on the American PART TIME - Earn extra Ken Berry (left foreground) iences and tensions of rookie cope course of moderation. He Party ticket in 1856, the Baltimore’s Union Square money while the kids are In guest stars as a public relations in Loa Angelas. (2 hra.) struck the compromise of first year the Republican across the street from the s(rtiool. Telephone Solicita­ man from the governor's office. (11) NHL Hockey Minnesota North tion. E. Hartford company. A Stars vs Vancouver Canucka 1850 and delayed the Civil Party appeared in the race home of Journalist H.L. CHECK LISTINGS TOR EXACT TIME good telephone voice and dlc- (29 Bewitched War by 11 years. Of course, for president. The Mencken. 3:30 Qon a must. Hours 9 a.m. to 1 the compromise succeeded American Party was The modern day ASSASSIN p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. • COaWiOC uaxicix mm. (29 Happy Days Again 4:00 in alienating both sections known as (he Know- KnowNothings nominated throuA FrI., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., (29) Nsuvs of the country,” Sokolow Nothing Party because Fillmore and Robert E. Mrs. WUliama, 5094993. when people asked where Lee Moxely, a park H i d . NAVY VETS. Career Oppor- Fillmore was elected the party was holding its derelict. “We thought it fit­ tunitles available. (Jail vice president in 1848 and meetings, members would ting to run a man who was coUect, (518) 4814»1. 9:00 became president when My “I know nothing.’’ dead with a man we never a.m. to 1:00 p.m. TV tomorrow President Zachary Taylor And Fillmore almost MW again against Nixon I LINES and McGovern,” Admur RNS/LPNS - Crettfiekl Con- died of typhus in 1850. reappeared on the valescent Home. Manchester. Fillmore was the last Whig presidental ballot in 1972. said. PASSXS 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent MORNING 20 CelebraUon Of ThaEucharlet Day president, but was not Amdur and his student Ttie convention site was benefits for pan time and full (20 Words) ‘24) Setama SIraal (til NFL Story; Lino By Lbw (FrI.) 5:00 (9)(40 Ryan'aHopa (II) Domati * time empl(>yees. CaU Mrs. 9 Nsws >33l HourMagaxIne 19) Lat’sMakaADaal Grant DNS at 6454151. '38) Don Lana Show SO PTL Club-Talk And Vorloly 5:15 (20 (2S 00 Doctors T'S2 Bugi Bunny And Frionds 3 Ed Allen Show 40 Richard Simmons Show 12:58 94611) SouffloStrool MECHANIC 5:30 9:15 18) (40 FYI FOR M Movio The Army was " EXPERIENCED IN all MWANTAD 8 Oanlel Boone '57 A.M. Weather (Exc.FrI.) 1:00 (M Bowllchad Woman photographer's 5:45 9:30 ' 3 > Young And The Reatleea no laughing phases of truck and auto ^ New Zoo Revue 31 Brady Bunch M BlaVoHay(Exc.Wod.) repair, gas and dieiel. 5) My Three Sons 4:30 5:54 51 Partridge Family matter until Minimum five years 9)(40 AttMyChlldren III) Dovoy And Oollolh. MANCHESTER to 910,000, 8 My Three Sons 39) Tom Larson Show li)(40 OnaUfaToUva the gallery owner, “cause my momma 8 News 40 I Love Lucy 9t Happy Daya Again Mrs. Cones had her husband, James, to Steno a muit, beneflti, fee 111) NHL Hockay Show (Thor.) iid. Contemporary Women, 20: Bultwinkle 10:24 SO Mlalar Rogara (Exc. Mon., once beat him in a photo contest.” She thank for that. Duar Sirs: ‘40 Weather View jSf <•*«"•> Tuo.) |)Ke0 u> artford, 5l7jMl. 30i Various Programming 120M M AnoUwrWorld offered to show him “momma’s" “This was the only husband-wife K '35 Romper Room 10:30 9$ Slaraky And Hutch PIssM run ths following sd for 4 days at tha apaclal 130 You Bol Your Ufo M Johar'aWSd photographs. photograpic team I know of where the FOR 6:55 '3) Alice (Exc. Thur.) 2:30 BOOKKEEPER­ monay-aaving rata of *4.001 '29 American TraM (5) I Love Lucy W) MlalorRogora “ Momma,” who had died in 1962, turned wife was the photographer and the hus­ III Abbott And CoolodoCorloon S;tO SECRETARY for amaU but 40) News ‘20(29(90 Biockbuetere >10 NHL Hockoy (Thur.) out to be Nancy Ford Cones. The nearly 5,- □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED '40 Builaeye 94 Mlalor Rogora (Mon., Tuo.) band the darkroom man,” Mid Burton. fast growing Manchester 7:00 (19) Oomata 000 photographs she bad taken between "And he was Just as splendid in the firm. Must be experienced In 3] Morning 10:50 (24 Varloue Programming all pbaiei of office ' 9) Popaya And Buga Bunny 39) News (9B Nanny And Tha Profaaaor S:ia 1897 and 1939 and left in her daughter’s darkroom as she was taking pictures.” mi Hormano Pablo procedures, or willing to (1) (I) (!) (•) I '40 Good Morning America 10:56 (57 Maggia And Tha BaautHul home in nearby Loveland were so go^ it In the unllberated late 1800’s and early 8) Simmona Show <9) Newabreek Machina 5:30 learn. A good apUtude with IT SportaCanter 11:00 ID BomoyMlllar(Eac.Tiw.) was easy to see how Mrs. Cones had 1900’s, a pioneering woman photographer m-' figures a must. Send resume ^ 2:6S ^ 201(2900 Today ‘3>(9B Maude I9H40 FYI ID M.A.SJI. beaten Stieglitz in Eastman Kodak’s great might have encountered some problems and ulary requirements to: 38i Batman Ill) Paroda H.S. All-Amarican ID (T) (5) Midday 3:00 nationwide search for photographic talent because of her sex. Box X, c/o M anchester (1) (11) 7:25 ' 9 1 (40 Love Boat (9) Guiding Light PooUm N Toam (Wad.) STIR Herald. ^ | | | V d o l l a r s IH) Movia (PiL) in 1906. 3) News (9) Straight Talk (5) Woody Woodpackar “In fact,” Burton Mid, “being a woman 7:30 >11) NCAA Baakelbali (Mon.) (9)M| OanaralHoapllal (M Or. Oano Scott OitHabrowa ‘Tm a photographer and I’ve been may have been a decided advantage CRAZY 9< Great Space Coaster 1^(2900 Wheel Of Fortune 19) Bonanaa 94 ElocMc Company (Exc. Mon., (11) ( ) ( ) (iD Tua.) collecting photos for 20 years as a hobby, because of the style of pictures she was (11) 11 14 PTL Club-Telk And Veriely 11:30 ‘ID NCAA BaakathaN(Mon.) '38) ScoobyOoo < 3) Mery Tyler Moore Show !!*' »*'oww"r»lng but I had to confess I had never beard of after. She loved to depict romantic scenes HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR 8:00 >20(29(30 Paeeword Plus ^ - n u u M tm m *'*!'* g -" " T —7 — *"-'1 and fairy tale-type images SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part ' 3) CepteInKengaroo <90 RIcherdSimmontShow 24 auoPaobU.S.A.? UR Electric Company nWCOlWISIIHOTED (II) (IT) (II) (II) ‘57 Irv-School Progremriilng . Burton; ' - “She used the townspeople as models time waltreii work after 8) Woody Woodpecker M oiH>olAndMro.Hidr S;35 ' WALT DISNEY ^ MAABaaketbaN(Exc.Thur.) “She probably never got the publicity and often made costumes for them to PBODUCIIONS school and Saturdays. Araly iin OuoPaoo,U.OJL.T W Movia Contkiuaa (Thur.) in person-Brass Key 30 Porky Pig-Buga Bunny AFTERNOON 3l30 B:SO ’ she deserved b^use she stay^ in the wear in her pictures. I think when they PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED 8:16 Reitaurut. < 12.00 '•lUtUoRaooalo 94 Elociric Company (Mon., rural midwest and took pictures of local Nancy coming with her camera they • 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 '57) A,M. Weather (Fri.) <9j(e}(8jlNews Itll U.t.T(bloTonnlo(Tuo.) Tuo.) M W M gww M aw * - Mgular M m 6:30 (19) Living FaKh M O n VHIaAlo«ro people instead of moving to New York and thought great fun was in store.” NURSES AIDE 7 p.m. to 11 RAK (5) GIHigan'aIsland '20122)00 Card Sharks 2 0 IDroomOtJoamilo photographing famous people. For example, in 1923 Mrs. Cones had TICHHICOiOn p.m. Nuriea Aide 1 p.m. to U (9) Various Programming 24 Varioua Programming 3:M SS ...... 'M l...... tH a ...... I b M . ja* Cartoona “History may have forgotten her,” M id Alice Downey pose as a witch in a forest p.m. Nuriea Aide 7 a.m. lo U 99) Movia H IM FYI DO IT DAILY - Find out 4 lUM lillid noon. Laurel Manor, 91 Cheat- W Shakespeare Play (FrI.) Burton, "but I’m going to change that ; RO...... a8««ReATI(i...... '8 0 Family Faud what’s the talk of the town and the result was a photo so spooky it still animatid nut Street, Minclietter. . 9:00 12:25 121 John Ddvidoon Mow ( I n . right now.” beats anything that a Halloween il- bPpilR IXPHUM NOONr'JANUARY 30, '9' TomAndJtfry '5) NawJereayflapori Tuo.) by reading Towntolk every G aatiavaganial 9»£adyBunch He arranged a two-month e^bltion this lustrator could come up with today. PART TIME CLERKS 12:30 '>1 aWtdti'oloitnd day in your Evening 9'(*9 Phil Oonahua Show 91 Starch For Tomorrow I • I m n M m (In . W4d.) fall of more ihan 100 of N^. Cones’ NEEDED • Tuciday and 9 3oeFrankHnShow Hkrald. WfteNday, third lUft; ani VidAl Saaaoon: Your Naw l•IMoVl• ph^gi’a l^ at tbd Walt Burtoh Galtefles DO IT DAILY Read the Everting PLEABEt DEADUW N04)N THE DAY PRIOR TO NJBUCATION BXCEPf Herald’s comics and cartoons. F r ito and Saturday uilira Ettntittg lirrald ID CirtcihiUltl. rtw . AppN la perion: Saven- MONDAY AD DIADUNI IS 1:30 PM FRIDAY Bleven, lot Center Street. 22 -T EVENING HERALD. Wed., J«n. 7. 1961 \ , ■k it -k -k -k -k -k -k it -k -k -k -k -k -k -k if it -k it it -k -k if it -k -k -k if ^ -k -k PMmuto - Ch«rtM M. Schuli UVE.M.NG HERALD. Wed Jan 7. 1981 - 23

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Company Has hardly been usM. 3100. affirmation call 647-1502. before you decorate.” Depen­ dining, utility room. $425 633-4577. speed, 31900. 1976 ge Couples who have been married 30 years and longer After 5:00 p.m., call 64^3409, "K. > 16 Manchester owned and dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. monthly, plus utilities. Call (!nilarger Special Edition.''2 have benefited along with those in their 20s. 46 Datart region 16 21 operated. Call 646-1327. ask for Matt. 1 643-5001.______WORKING WOMAN SEEKS 1 door, 8 cyunder, 32,500. 1974 It is not a cure for deeply troubled marriages — it’s of shifting 22 " ’’STEREO SRVICE AT m sand Bedroom or Efficiency. Oldsmobile Cutless Supreme. a revitalization for marriages that have become Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawranca 1 BEST" - We use original tran­ 46 Comas close 24 YOUNG MOTHER will take MANCHESTER 3 room apart­ Prefers 2 or 3 family house. 8 cylinder 31,500. 19^ CMC stale, unromantic or dull. 26 7. 26 30 31 32 sistors for g u a ra n ty lasting Building Contracting 33 Sporting Goods 46 50 Bctshevik care of children weekdays, un­ ment, heat, hot water, elec­ ' Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel For details, contact the church o f your choice. 1 1 1 Incoine Tax quality and perform ance! Ask for Shelly, 289-7236 53 Auto workers' 33 til 3:00 p.m. in my tricity, appliances. between 9 and 4 p.m. drive, 31,500. 1969 AMC Am- 6 0 0 P OH. e a s y , ISN'T it Factoi7 Authorized for over TWENTY THREE FOOT union (abbr.) 1 ■ Manchester home. Call 6 ^ FARRAND REMODELING - References. No iwls. 3285.648 bassidor 4 door 3 ^ . 1975 Nes»T MARVELOUS TO THINK 36 2023. 55 brands! We also service PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman 54 Talking bird Service Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 3167 or 2283540. Chrysler Cordoba, ^ r condi­ OF JULIE ANP HER 1 1 EXPERIENCED INCOME LaFayette, KLH, etc. Call Room Additions, Decks, All Sedan. Hard top. Excellent HUSBAND ALIVE 56 Orient 40 43 tion, best offer. The above DEAR ABBY: In regard to the woman whose husband 58 M ao____ TAX PREPARATION, done CERTIFIED DOG 247-0042. Wpes of Rem odeling and condition. New electric trim MANCHESTER AND TOEETHER 1 1 □ AUTOMOTIVE may be seen at the Savings makes love with his socks on: When my husband and I were tung 44 4. 47 in your home. Please call Dan GROOMER - All breeds. Call Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin COMPLETELY NEW 414 A0AIN T... Bank of Manchester, 923 Main first married, he would frequently come home for lunch to 59 Home of 1 *• Mosler at 64II-3329. for an appointment. 528-5903. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. with head. Owner , bbught Room Condo. 114 baths. New 46 '46 60 51 LICENSED MOTHER to care St., Manchester. satisfy his appetite (and mine), which. I confess, was not Adam S3 for children in a loving en­ larger boat. Call 742-8537 after stove. dishwasher, Auto Parts For Sala SO 60 Cleave 1 HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN restricted exclusively to food. He had only an hour, so he 63 64 66 66 S7 B & M TREE SERVICE now vironment. 646-4890. LEON CIEZSYNSKI 5:00 p.m. refrigerator, carpeting. 3425. 61 Organ for EXPERTLY PREPARED by never had time to take his socks o ff It got to be a standing offering Special Winter BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Heat, hot water, cooking gas TWO H78xl5 Studded Snow 61 leading, independant Tax Con- joke with us. hearing 66 60 Rates! We’ve sawed 25% Off, ditions, remodeling, rec included. 649-4003. Tires. 3 ^ pair. Call after 3:00 62 Legal niltani. Please phone: Dan WILL DO HOUSEKEEPING. Antlquaa 45 plus our usual Discount for rooms, garages, kitchens p.m., 648M58. 1978 PLYMOUTH SAPPORO - Now 11 years and three children later, nothing has conveyance 11 62 63 Wade, 64 9 ^1 to'or appoint- Responsible. References and 7 Senior Citizens! Free remodeled, ceilings, bath , FEMALE ROOMMATE changed. Who has time to bother with socks? Besides, own transportation. Call 643- WANTED. Antioue furniture, 23,000 miles. Excellent con­ Estimates. Fully insured. dormers, roofing. Residential WANTED In Manchester. Call impromptu rendezvous are usually the best. 5965. glass, pewter, oil paintings or d it io n ! A ls o : 1973 References. 643-7285. or commercial. 649-4291. 649-0792 days or 646-7674 For Sale CHEVROLET BLAZER - 350 SOCK IT TO ME IN PI’TTSBURGH REWEAVlNG BURN antique items. R. Harrison. Autos 61 evenings. cubic inch. 4 speed standard. HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Telephone 643-8709. HAVE TRUCK WILL MOVE! Palntlng-Paparlng 32 DESIGN KITCHENS, 1 condition. Please DEAR SOCK: On the other hand (or foot), to some, repaired. Window shades, WE PAY TOP PRICES for Large appliances, clean at­ cabinets, vanities, counter 4 R O O M D U P L E X - 2 I. Keep trying If no anticipation is more enjoyable than realization. Alley Oop — Dava Qraua Venetian blinds. Keys. TV wrecked and junk cars. A & B tics, cellars, garages, also PROFESSIONAL PAINTING tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Rooms for Rant .82 bedrooms. Central location. answer. D r i d q e FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 Auto Salvage, used auto parts. will clean apartments for - Interior and exterior. custom woodworking, colonial Available immediately. Call Main Street. 649-S221. Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ . realtors. Call 6^1775. Commercial and residential. reproductions. J.P. Lewis 649- EAST HARTFORD - Large 6489811. M E R C U R Y 1976 IF THE RUNT BROTHERS PLAN TO LEAVE YES, THEIR THAT’S TH' LAST O F IT, MR. RUNT.'I TOMORROW, WE'D BETTER START PRO- NEW SCHEDULE Free estimates. Fully in­ pleasant room, in private BOBCAT/HA’TCHBACK - 41,- HOOO BIGGO BURGERS, 80O0TV CERAMIC FIRING. Discount DEAR ABBY: We’ve been going round apd round about ORAMMIKia THE TIME MACHINE.' DOESNT LEAVE DINNERS, lOOO CANS OF BONK sured. 646-4879. home. Own entrance. Kitchen TWO BEDROOM 000 miles. 8speed. 4 cylinder. rates. Quick service. Call 643- KIRBY CENTER OF something at our house, and you’ve been elected to settle it. US MUCH TIME! PRINK, 3 00 0 PACKS O'FRIES, 2000 privileges and parking APARTM ENT - Wall-to-wall AM/FM stereo. Good 2543. MANCHESTER - Factory Our 17-year old daughter is going with a very nice 18year- DRIED SOUPS, AN' 3 0 0 BOTTLES ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag______PAINTING - INTERIOR AND available. Call after 5:00 p.m., carpeting. Appliances. WANTED JUNK AND LATE transportation. 31800. Call 648 Authorized Sales Service Haating-Plumbing 35 old. Rick is polite and respectful, and not wild like aonte, but, ti EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. 5683885. Immediate occupancy. 3325 MODEL W RECKS - Cash 5097 after 6:00 p.m. for Kirby Vacuums. 217 Abby. his jeans are so tight it is downright indecent.! It is Experienced, references. Ser­ plus utilities. Call after 5 Paid. Call Parker Street Used Center Street, Manchester, NO JOB ’TOO SMALL - Toilet embarrassing for me to look at him. My husband agrees Key discards wrap up slam ving Willimantic, LARGE ROOM In nice p.m., 871-8288, or 487-0595. Auto Parts, 3nc. 6483391. 1976 VEGA - Standard 3 speed. 649-7143. repairs, plugged drains, with me that something should be left to the imagination. Manchester, Bolton, Coven- private home. All utilities. Good condition with snow B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom kitchen faucets replaced, We told our daughter to tell Rick to get a larger size, but with correct Blackwood prac­ 1, Columbia, Tolland areas. Garage. Kitchen privileges. MANCHESTER - Share 7 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ tires. Call 684-4989. Work. Free Estimates. Will repaired, rec rooms, ehe says, there’s nothing wrong with tight jeans — all the tice, but South did have a real J. Grille. 423-6582. Security. Security. Mature Room Home, extra large tion. Front wheel drive. 31800 NORTH 1.7-11 pick up and deliver. Please bathroom remodeling, heat kids wear them that way. Do they? And are we equare to be minimum hand. HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN woman preferred. 355 weekly. bedroom with fireplace and negotiable. Telephone 643- 1973 PINTO - 4 cylinder. ♦ K « 2 call 64^2161 after 4:00 p.m. modernization, etc. M & M offended? What should we do? The first two tricks went to EXPERTLY PREPARED by 6486017. private entrance, garage. 67ffi, or 6581723. Excellent mechanical con­ YA8J leading, independant Tax Con­ PAINTING BY CRAIG plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. TWO OLD SQUARES ♦ KQ753 the ace and king of trumps BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - OGDEN. Interior and ITestlgious area. 350 weekly dition' Original owner. sultant. Please phone: Dan 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER ♦ AQ and South was reduced to Fireplaces. Concrete. Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING covers all. 659-0611, 3-5 p.m. 22mpg. Call 60-2824. finding the best play (or six. Wade, 649-6851 tor appoint­ 318. Three speed. Posi rear DEAR SQUARES: Tight jeans are in, but when WEST Chimney Repairs. "No Job sured. Free Estimates. Call ROOM. Shower/bath. Apply EAST He went after diamonds. West ment. Flooring 36 end. Needs some work. Best nothing is left to the imagination, they are offensive. DQ98 Too Small.” Call 644-8356 for anytime. 649-8749. 195 Spruce Street, after 4:00 VILLAGE ’TWO BEDROOM 1974 AMC GREMLIN. 6 • 10 51 showed out on the second dia­ offer over 3400. 871-7385. And If you’re square, I’m in all four of your corners. Tlw Flinttton* — Hanna Barbara Productions YQJIO Y5 estimates. p.m. ’TOWNHOUSE APARTMENT cylinders. Good gas mileage. mond and South could get only FLOORSANDING & ♦ 9 9 J 10 8 5 4 with 114 baths. No pets. 34^ Dependable transportation. one discard on dummy’s BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL EXTERIOR PAINTING, REFINISHING floors like ♦ K)ltS2 ♦ J74S EXPERIENCED INCOME GENTLEMAN - Large monthly. Lesperance Agency. 1973 C APR I B-6 Standard 31,2000 plus taae over diamonds. He took the discard CHILD CARE - Buses from experienced college student. new! Specializing in older 7 /4/i TAX PREPARATION, done spacious room. Parking. All transmission. Asking 3850. payments. Negotiable. Call ^ ^ £ M O : SOUTH immediately and discarded Keeney & St. James Schools. Quality work. Very floors. Natural and stained in your home. Please call Dan household privileges. Alter 5 Will negotiate. Goon condi- 742-6537, ask for Ken Jr. Do you hate to write letters because you don’t know I ^ ro :o N ex t ♦ AJ7 J his 10 of clubs! 4 years in business. Never reasonable prices. Call Mike, floors. No Waxing Anymore! Uon, AM-FM Radio.649-3283. Mosler at 649-3329. p.m., 6486559. COVENTRY 7 ROOM what to say? Thank-you notes, sympathy letters, 5 H o p p \h q l i s t YK97841 Needless to say. West did c l ( ^ . Call 646-4864. 569-3458 or 5^945. John Verfaille, 6&5750. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ♦ A2 APARTMENT - 4 or 5 TOYOTA CEUCA FT 1978 - congratulations, how to decline and accept invita­ APO 3PEATP not ute his master trump to 'Apartmanta For Rent 53 bedrooms. Stove and well maintained. 60,000 niUes. tions and how to write an Interesting letter are 8 1 0 ruff either the king or queen / MINTS/. refrigerator. No utilities. 3350 Call 6484133; 5:30 to 7;30 p.m. Included in Abby’i booklet, "H ow to Write Letters for ^^b l o i s e A Vulnerable: Both of diamonds. Now South led a VERNON - Near 86, luxury monthly.nthly. Security.T Call 742- All Occasions.” Send f 1 and a long, stamped (28 Dealer: South third trump. West was on lead Condo. Appliances. 3345 5224 after 3:00 p.m. 1976 FORD L’TD SEDAN - cents), self-addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter and down to all black cards. Halp Wantad 13 Weft North Eaii □ REAL ESTATE Keep Smiling □ TAG SALES monthly. Security, Excellent all around con­ Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. He had to lead one of them references. Call 423-127, 4 ^ MANCHESTER - 5 Rooms. 2 dition! 64,000 miles. 31800. 90212. and selected a club. Junk ???? Pass 39 Pass Be Happy 3923. Bedrooms. Quiet Call Sal, 6484675 ’Tuesday thru Now we can see the value Homaa For Sala 23^ neighborhood. Redecorated. Pass 4 NT Pass of South’s 10 of clutw discard INSIDE TAG SALE - Satur­ Saturday. Garage. Lease. Security. No Pass 5 NT Pass on the third diamond. It was a day January 10th, 10 a.m. to 3 GLASTONBURY (SOUTH). Pass 8Y Pass pets. 3360 monUily, plus heat. matter of eating his cake and EXECUTIVE HOUSE - Housahold Goods 40 p.m. Household goods, Half of exceptional new Pass 6487360. having It left. With the 10 of Contemporary. Cathederal clothing, humidifier, etc. 38 Duplex. Features carpeting, icSs Trucks for Sale Q. ceilings. ’Three bathrooms. excellent closets, dishwasher, 52 clubs left in his hand, he Elmhili Road, Talcottville, Walk-fii closets. Nine rooms. USED REFRIGERATORS, dispose- all, self cleaning Homes for Rant 54 BOUGHII Pstrogi Opening lead:YQ would have had to decide rear. 1974 DODGE PICKUP - 6 2355 square feet living area. 2 WASHERS, RANGES - Gean, oven, private basement with \h a B4>rn Loaar — Art Santom between the black suit Bill'3 Auto Parts Cylinder, standard. New To pr* ld» N«MlBg.CM car garage. For sale or rent. Guaranteed. Parts k Service. laundry hookups, Ilk baths, LARGE FOUR BEDROOM finesses. With the 10 of clubs 3 TAG SALE - 891 Center paint, brakes, radiator. TAURUS (April 28May 20) discarded earlier, he could Evenings 649-5635, or 643-9508. Low prices! B.D. Pearl & deck, neighborhood setting, COLONIAL in nice TOLLAND By Oswald Jacoby In private hoiiiaa an^ Street. Saturday January Excellent condition You’re a good worker today, but rr$ C3i)$r afford the club finesse and Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171. minutes to Hartford. 3525 neighborhood. 114 baths. I87M231 649467 and Alan Sontag Madhal FacMtoa. Past loth; Sunday January 11th throughout! 31550. 6486731. you could become a Irllle loo have the spade finesse to fall MANCHESTER - ’Two Family Family room. ’Two car gar­ ^ f c u r THAT Oma, M i Hma. CanaMaia> 9:30. Skis, lioots, skates, an­ monthly 633-4566. Broker. demanding ol yourself end back on later. South played on Main Street, near Hospital,' age. 3650 monthly. diminish your productlveneee South thought about bidding dummy’s queen and got two llaa pNaii to piaiaraitoa tique dressers (need ^ r t h d a y through critical thinking. in Business Zone. 5 large FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ Lesperance Agency. 6480505. the grand slam since North’s spade discards for slam, game Ob—LaeaUen and Houra. refinishing) maple dining set aEMlNI (May 21-June 20) O U T T O rooms on each floor, two car □M IS C . FOR SALE TWENTIES WANTED to .m five notrump had guaranteed and rubber. with hutch. Much more! NO n i • W UKLY PAY garage. 200 foot deep lot. share duplex. Glastonbury k 4 ROOM HOUSE - Stove, Friends are llk ^ to come to you NOTICE Jsnusty 1, 1M 1 ME. ail four aces in accordance (NEWSPAPER EN'TERPRISE ASSN I lor advica today, but they could rOr nVOnVIMIOVI OM Group I, Philbrick Agency, refrigerator. Private. No Artlclaa tor Sala 41 Hebron area. Must be neat. reteni It II you try to lake over 6W4M16 Pets considered. Rent utilities. 3350. Security. Call Ths direction you take this com- wr Inq year may not be totally ol and run Iheir alfelre. Otter coun­ 742-5224 a fter 3:00 p.m., Doga-Birds-Pats 43 negotiable. Call after 6 p.m., T h e your chooelnfl. Don’t resist the sel. not controls. nDAASSItTMiGE 2283560. Coventry. now ol events, because things CANCER (June 21-July 22) It’s won’t be as they llrel seem and possible today that you can • I Nh I i EaMwH Cm *.. Connecticut Departm ent of ALUMINUM Sheets used as TWO BEDROOM OfflCM-Sforat for Rant 55 will work out to your ulllmate derive benellls from somethino W7 eaal Cantor 8L Lota-Land for Sala benefit. that another Inaugurated, II n ksJt’ Our Boarding Housa 24 printing plates, .007 thick APARTMENT. Utilities not 31 Transportation invites all CAPfneORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) willing to share what you hsvs. 3 " Ux28Vk’', SO cents each or 5 TASHU, a beautiful male included. Within walking dis­ STORE OR OFnCE-SPACE as he or she la with you. t-f COVENTRY. Approved cameo Persian would like to tance of downtown Main Substantial achievements are VIhinrop —~Dlck CiVAIII" for 32. Phone 643-2711. Must be available, 200, 400, and up to poeelble today, both careerwise LEO (July 2 8 A u g . 22) It’i Impor­ icked up before 11 a.m. be adopted. Selling because Street. 568-3736 weekdays interested citizens to com ­ HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT 5000 square feet. 6481442. end nnanclally, but don’t expect tant that you enjoy yourasH AM Di.drUSlN PAlgy, / 'W n ’riA, H<7W CAN YdU NLY. owner has allergies. Needs after 5:00 p.m.; weekends today, but not to ths extent that for part time Cleaning Work. S ment on the M anchester- more from things than actual FELL (PN AN ICY PDUBT ME WHEN IV E LABORED Must have own transports- financing, lots of love and attention. Will 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. condHIona warrant. Rnd out you neglect your rssponsibllltlas. OFFICE SPACE. Center 'TWJeORRALW- RAUSB. H A N N I B A L T N E X T T IM E > O U S E E H I M , SIDEWALK ANP FOR HOU86 Ti5 CLEAN IT? tion. C all 643-4000. ''12-7268. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, sacrifice at 350. Has had all more ol what lies ahead lor you Keep a proper balance between r - ' Street. Five room conoplex. W lllim antic Rail Corridor HANNIBAUWAS IS BAY HELLO TO KEEPS A UTTLE rjCADlTP AAV ______' Processed Gravel, Sand, shots, well manored. Call 288 In Ihe year following your birth­ work and play. HEBRON. Two bedroom High traffic area. Near ACARTHA^NIAN H E L P ^ Stone, and Fill. For deliveries 7842 after 6 p.m. or 646-4309 if day by sending lor your copy ol VmOO (Aug. 28Sept 22) You OUR MILKMAN- HIS ELEPHANT FDR M E. DOCTORS OFFICE apartment. Heat and hot Superior Court. Now being are quits capable today of doing (SieMBRAL..* call (^ r g e Griffing, 742-7886. no answer. S t u d y Astro-Graph. Mall $1 lor each to KE T A L K E ^ ASSISTANT - Assist with water. Appliances. Carpeted. remodeled. 643-2121. Attro-Qraph. Box 189. Radio things that could spall ptrsonu (3URPWN WALK TrtE BOVS into examination of patients. Bualnaaa Proparty 25 Large yard. Lease and securi­ City Station. N.V. 10019. Be sure gain, but you might also be a OPEN WHILE I'M MOVING, ’Two full beds, mat­ FREE KITTENS. Fluffy. Box shade carelese once your bird Is r 5H0YELIN6 IT Minimal Lab procedures. 8:30 ty. 3325 monthly. No pets. 20 OFFICE SPACE AT 353 10 speclly birth data. tresses, and boxsprings. trained. All black and black In hand. SOME! OR ELSE.' FOR to 5:00. Monday. Tuesday, 20,000’ renovated 4 story brick minutes from Hartford. Call CENTER STREET — First AOUAmOs (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) ’Thursday; alternate Fridays, Freezer, sofa bed, call 648 and white. 9 weeks old. 742- floor. Suitable for Insurance, a t a Friends have great respect lor LIBRA (SepL 2 8 0 e L 22) Step In factory in No. Adams, Ma. after 5:00 p.m. 2289759 or 228 and lake charge today where you 34.25 to start. Begin mid- 8244 before 2 p.m. or 569-0082. Realtor, Accountant, etc. you and tend to tell you things Lease 60 cents buy 35. ft. No 3414. IM I you can do a better Job then January. 649-8571. C all Near Superior Court. Good shout Ihsmselvea they wouldn’t money down. Owner will take tall others. Don’t use whet you those with whom you’re Involved. between 2 and 4. low Interest mortaaage. No traffic exposure. 6 ^ u m ; 648 know to leather your own neat Be prepared lor some email interest first year. Elevator, 3549. today. grumblee, however. elaborate conveyer, dry PMCES (Fsb. 28Mareh 90) You iCORPK) (Oct 34-Ne*. 22) 6m a . • ^ : Situation Wantad 15 MATURE GENTLEMAN PUBUC HEARING work best today whan function­ Once you begin eomathlng •iwtoiw HB. w iM» UA Rte e iw Oi sprinkler. Very low taxes and today, your tenacity will Impel < m L heat. Many uses. Ready now. desires room in private ing as ths power behind the EXPERIENCED residence. Kitchen privileges ■cane. Someone you’re Involved you to follow through, but don’t Literature. 413-4586987. be disappointsd If you can’t do Lovy’a Law — Jamaa Bchumalatar COMMUNICA’nONS desired. References with may try to take Ihe credll, TEACHER-PUBLICIST. but tesoclales will know where all you hope to do. MANCHESTER - Retail, available. Call after 4:30 p.m., Ihe glory goes. tA O ITTA IH U S (N o *. 2 8 0 o o . 21) Available for Free Lance storage and/or manufacturing ALDWELL 6480034. TO BE HELD ON ARIEI (March 31-Aprll 19) Pals want to be hdpful to you Writing: Brochures, Manuals, space. 2,000 square feet to 25,- Where major Issues are today, the tam e ae you do to ^ — — — — -X - JlON/ Public Information k 000 s q u a re f e e t . V e r y 8 1981 concerned, you will be In harmo­ them. Keep In mind, however, A L UJNDqUISl1& r j ' W e l l , Promotional Literature. Rep­ J A N U A R Y , reasonable. Brokers Invitation ny with Irlenda and atsocletes that there may be raeaone each T / THAT ly Box FF, c/o Machester ol you can’t do all you’d Ilka to protected. Call Heyman 1:3 0 4:00 today. In matters ol small tlgnlll- w m At UJNDQUI5T./ TOOK Herald. To Bid f r o m P M - P M etnee, you could be polae apart. do lor the other. Properties, 1-2281206. HOURS’ Sealed bifls will be received 7:3 0 INCWSPXPEn ENTEIU>naE XStN.) •MR* U» aiMOR I'-r In the Office of The Director a n d f r o m P M u n t il KH ‘n* Carlyt* — Larry Wright Imraatmant Proparty 25 OIL, Inc. of General Services, 41 Center all interested parties have Street, Manchester, Connec- Maneheeter, Conn. Ucut, unUI January 14,1981 at had a chance to comment 11:00 a.m. for the following: Buga Bunny — Haimdahl A Btoffal MAINTENANCE a t AACrwt^ SALE (WILY „ , , CONTRACT FOR IBM LOOK ouomrMN II 11 IM SORP/9R,! ■ ____ MANCHESTES Ma c h in e s . M anchester Town Hall I B o o 6»U T y o u CANNOT SEAT >OU.) WEAR TIES ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB ’The Town of Manchester is Hearing Room Short RIbo — Frank Hill BUILDING A LAND an equal opportunity Fi r s t CoiM k. 649-8841 employer, and r^ulres an af- l e ^ N i N G - \ 41 1U ELDRIDQE STREET ^ $1.09 9/19 Per Gallon C.9.D. firmaUve action policy for all Center Street >gU TAkrfiM I \ END. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 of its Contractors and Vendors M anchester, Connecticut IN------200 Gallon Minimum as a condition of doing w r ' ^ Sealeil bids may be submitted prior to business with the Town, as per January 19,1981, when they will be opened Federal Order 11246. it 24 Hour Burner Service Bid forms, plans and at the clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. All bids must specifications are available at In the event of a postponement be submitted with a 12,000.00 Certified ^ 24 Hour Call Delivery Uie General Services Office, Check representing the down payment. 41 Center Street, Manchester, due to Inclement weather, ConnecUcut. the hearing will be held The Manchester Italian American Society it OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS Town of Manchester, IH IS V W reserves the right to accept or reject any Connecticut the following day at the Flalchar’a UndIng TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY Robert B. WeUs, PLEASE and all bids. same times and location. General Manager m .tvaidnk;ht!s dshesI 001-01 NlCt3Hor, •1iiW61Uo. 1 HiriNWlAAILlSOjC EMKAI lYOU'RfcLOOCIN'l m m ii'/u'tw. ftvfcfxir vj— ’— SHARP? HtH H£H. YlXJ'Rfc.ON. SHOP &

C O M P ® 24 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Jan. 7, 1981

Town officials will meet

to air transfer site plans By DOMNA HOU.AIND of Windham to use their new facility. The new facility converts com­ llerulH R rporlrr The cost to use the Windham facili­ pacted trash to steam for use by a ty, including tipping and transit fees, IIOI.TO>— The entire Board of manufacturer. At a special Town is estimated at 152,960 annually. The Selectmen plans to meet with An­ Meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the cost to operate a transfer station is dover officials to discuss the Community Hall, residents will be $11,650 annually. possibility of a transfer station being asked to authorize the first The cost to construct a transfer built on the site of the Andover selectmen to enter into a 20-year con­ station at Freja Park, including an Disposal Area. tract with Windham. access road, is $220,935. There are no Bolton officials will meet tonight if the contract signing is not ap­ exact figures for construction of a at 8 at the Community Hall to proved on Monday. Bolton will have transfer station at the Andover prepare the proposal that will be no place to dispose of its trash. Disposal Area, but the cost has been presentpd-to~Andover officials. First .Selectman Henry Ryba said said to be minimal. i The (own is checking into three op­ the new facility is the opportunity Townwide pick-iip will cost $72,000 tions for getting rid of its solid waste. Bolton has been waiting for and if the annually for - residential waste and They include the transfer station in ball is dropped it will be a big mis­ $10,000, for bulk waste, lliat cost does Andover, a transfer station at Freja take. not include the tippage fee in Park and townwide pickup. Selectman Aloysius Ahearn urges Windham. ______Bolton is now under contract to use residents to attend the meeting Mon­ the Andover facility at a cost of $55,- day and approve having the contract 000 annually. The town has been in­ signed. vestigating means of solid waste dis­ The question of how to get the trash Library board Formal count posal for several years. to the new facility is still being BOLTOIM- The Board of Library Vice President Walter Mondale, left, and the electoral votes cast for Reagan and Presi- A local landfill site did not prove researched. n ® House Speaker Tip O’Neill applaud after a dent Carter, making the election of Ronald feasible and town officials expressed Each of the three options available interest in contracting with the Town to the town is supported by some peo- Watrous RoL ^ residence on jo in t session of Congress formally counted Reagan as the President official. (UPI photo)

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1h:. I /■ f) PIM Ug.llPlU!}]’, M(! BOLTON — A study on the feasibility of retaining Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined the Community Hall for town office use is under That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. way by Alan Bergren. ad­ ministrative assistant.

At th e B oard of Selectmen's meeting

Tuesday. Bergren presented town officials with sketches of several options for using the i building.

He outlined the condition of the building and said the foundation was built on top .7** >*.■!»# of loose stone, there is no concrete . and the existing pillars in the basement are just sitting on rocks.

There were no cost es- timates for any renovations or additions to the building.

The selectmen plan to ask local architect Alan Wiedie to deterrr'..ie whether or not it would be feasible to consider renovations to the building.

Selectman Aloysius

Ahearn said if the "expert” says it’s ab­ solutely not worth pursuing then the town can drop the idea and go on, but if he says it’s productive, the town can continue with that idea.

First Selectman Henry Ryba said three options should be studied. ’They in­ clude using part or all of a school for town office use, renovating the current building or building a new facility.

Classes set in exercises

BOLTON - The Bolton Recreation Department will sponsor a series of classes on aerobic and slimnastic exercises star­ ting Jan. 22 and running for

10 weeks on Wednesdays.

Persons who have goals to minimize inches, rid ten­ sion, promote flexibility and stamina and improve their performance in a Golden UgMs. sport, are invited to join the classes. They will be held at the Bolton Town Hall from 11 You really know you're smoking. a.m. to noon. ’The charge will be $10 for the 10 weeks. Those interested should Give up double digit tar. But don’t give up the pleasure. register on Jan. 14 from 11 a m. to noon, at the Town Hall. The classes are for adults only. Kings and 100s.

Regular and menthol. DO IT DAILY - PLAY

BETTER BRIDGE by reading Oswald Jacoby and

Alan Sonfag’s column in the Evening Herald.

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