24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Dec, 17, 1982 Even Santa Claus |25 years a Santa Dristan recalled Town joins and still at it |fn tampering scare IfesY law foes would be offended '■■"Y ...page 3 ... page 11 ...page 4 The "pornography of s u m Though a stiff recession has put nearly 12 million excesses” — which include h Americans out of work — the likes of a $150 gold < 1 ; I the highest jobless rate in toothpick with retractable SALE 31 years — it’s holiday gift Dan Dorfman point — is something most giving as usual by the of us laugh about. But rather, it may be nouveau riche, the Syndicated tasteless and the show-offs something to be concerned Increasing clouds Manchester, Conn. about. It defines even (the folks who have it and (Columnist Saturday, Dec. 18, 1982 want to flaunt it). In fact, more, as DeVoe points out, star* SKCUL Sunday afternoon the rapidly growing, line judging from the slew of — See page 2 Single copy 25cp newspaper ads and between the haves and thr M a n r h fH tr r catalogs geared to the lofty have-nots . . . and that's Free 5 yr. picture tube income bracket, retailing's what class frictions are all pitch to those with a yen • Your own personal cost in '81. about. Warranty on ALL for the ostentatious — or home computer consultant BY THE WAY, if you mo.e aptly called the who will not only teach you haven't made your New Color Televi$ioR • '•tl obscene — is as great as it how to become the com- Year’s Eve plans yet, has ever been. puter whiz of your DeVoe tells me there’re It's an unmistakable neighborhood, but will still a few seats left for a ($100 value) sign, not that one was design and program the ul p a rty a t New Y o rk ’s needed, that there are few timate system based on Congress misses Waldorf-Astoria at $450 per if any signs of a recession your personal lifestyle, couple which includes a among the sizable "I’ve requirements and desires. filet mignon dinner, one FREE got money to burn” frater The cost for the works: champagne cocktail, •LOCAL DELIVERY lONC TERM nity. $500,000, though there’s a noisemakers and hats. starting rate of just $2,000 Donny Osmond will be on •REMOVAL OLD APPLIANCE U' IF TH.AT’S your bag — if you want to penny-pinch. BANK if you'd like to impress (or hand to entertain. •SERVICE funding deadline • Sterling silver collar so you think) your friends Part of the affair will be I stays: $13 a pair. •NORMAL INSTALLATION or family with something televised on CBS, giving FINANCING ' ,' H'- ‘ T. ^ ^ h ' X, t • 'M • The ultimate "gold you the opportunity, DeVoe (Except Built mil) , . was no chance of stopping the outrageously expensive card” — a 24-karat likeness WASHINGTON (UPI) - The a $1.2 billion jobs program he said a * (and often frivolous) — points out, to make a AVAIIABLE he might veto. TTie Senate jobs machinery aimed at furloughing of the American Express 1 FOUND-WEM UNDER lame-duck Congress, growing weary how about his-and-her gold jackass out of yourself on ^ TYPICAL BUYS ... of wintry Washington, failed Friday amendment was far less than the hundreds of thousands of civil ser card for only $3,000. 'PETB. HOUSEBROREN*. watches for your favorite national television. to produce a multibillion-dollar $5.4 billion House Democratic ver vants. • An electronic massage Administration officials said, couple? The price: A mere table; $1,800. SAVE ON AMERICA’S VIDEOTAPE RECORDERr -spending measure in time to keep sion. $10,000 each. most of the government from going The House-passed resolution, with however, the government would • Executive car TOP NAME WE HAVE THEM ALU close up only if no action is taken by There's also a crocodile washing. Your car is technically broke at midnight. dozens of amendments added in the attache case, including BRANDSL Senate, must go to a joint con Tuesday. 1. 'if <7 picked up. washed and im Your newspaper carrier depends on ■M i s n A u t e i t By mid-afternoon, the Senate had business card holder, been in session 30 continuous hours ference committee to reconcile the In an all-night session lliursday \ I f T peccably cleaned for a full R C A M O n a night, Senatq GOP leaders shelved ballpoint pens and a day and then returned with his collections each week to pay his MTMHI and still had not approved the $425.8 differences. That is not expected un lighter, for $25,000 . . . a 7- billion continuing resolution. There til Saturday, however. After that, it Reagan’s 5-cent-a-gallon gasoline f ’■ • v'* J. a rose on the dashboard: bill, whether or not he has received tax increase to fund road im foot-tall stuffed giraffe, Price: $119. T hat’s up Mina was no chance it could be law by the has to be reapproved by each only $1,5(X) . . . a Remy midnight deadline, and the session chamber, possibly in a special provements. Reagan, angered by a • w more than 21 percent from payment from his customers. When mMa filibuster that forced the action, Martin Louis XIII cognac the previous y e a r's /$98 faced the real prospect of extension Saturday or Sunday session. h i in Baccarat crystal at $430 into the holidays. Since it takes alMut nine hours to vowed to do whatever is necessary price tag. I he doesn't get paid, he has to dip into to revive the legislation and it could . . . and a shiny gold-plated • Rolls-Royce skin-care NEW The GOP Senate set up a clash get the final version ready for a •I toothbrush with malachite with president Reagan by retaining presidential signature or veto, there still be voted on. treatment. You’re picked his pocket to make up the difference. Color TV The typical year-end legislative handle for just $325. up in a Rolls, given an LOW Interesting, you say, but pandemonium did not entirely eight-hour grooming from You can help make a small COSTI KOchenAld Custom dampen the Christmas spirit. not exclusive or expensive head to toe, served enough. OK, then, how big businessman from going under If .Rulfi-ln Dishwasher From Lebanon Despite round after round of yawns, refreshments, given a bot parties went on as scheduled and is your back yard? If it's tle of liquor, and felivered big enough, here's one of you pay your carrier SALE PRICE workmen were in the corridors home in the same Rolls. delivering poinsettia. those ultimate gifts that’ll Price: $325, up more than when he calls to collect. Thank you. •4 7 8 YOU PAY enable you to not only out 60 percent from the $200 .4 0 jgMMnAld Senators and aides sported yellow do the Japanese, but outdo — 3 L - % £ bs- Reagan VOWS ceramic duck lapel pins to mark the % the Rockefellers, as well. session that was first scheduled to The gift, offered byi end Friday but threatened to extend Sakowitz Inc. of Houstin, is into Christmas and even New your very own full-sized •438 Year’s. wooden roller-coaster $298 Feb. pullout The Senate was tentatively designed and built to fit your site. It's replete with M in ia tu re ZENITH scheduled to complete the con a train with four six- OPEN SUNDAY .VAJ tinuing resolution at 8 p.ni. EIST. passenger cars, skid ^CASSETTE 28” CONSOLE By United Press International talk$ with Lebanese leaders., 'niat would make the continuous brakes, covered loading S te re o _Cla8slc cabinet jWHabUr and Drtp«''W«* *•** ■ session 34 hour* and 15 mimites 15 platform and mechnical WItti UghtwtlgM lo J 1N% President Reagan has assured' Lebanese President Amin Gemayel, minutes longer than the longest re Lebanese Foreign Minister Elie cent session in 1978 but still short of lift. The ride covers 2,700 StaraoHeao* new violence erupted in areas con Herald photo by Tarquinio linear feet at a cost of $900 DEC. 19th p h o n M Salem that the first phase of the trolled by both Syrian and Israeli the 125hour all-time record during 12-5 withdrawal of Israeli and Sj^an the 1960 civil rights debates. a foot. The total price; $2,- troops. 430,000. troops from parts of Lebanon will be Stocking staffer completed in two months, a In Washington, an administration By missing the midnight deadline. THE B.ACKGROl;^U Lebanese government source said spokesman said Reagan sent Israeli Congress let its self-imposed $60,662 i r COLOR T.V Prime Minister Menachem Begin a information in this article • ir a M i aia iiM Friday. pay cap expire, giving itself a $17,- Weston Jay Brand fills up a Christmas stocking made by Belle W. Hawkins of the $50REBATE S an yo letter emphasizing his call for the 000 raise — at least on paper. Unlike Manchester Memorial Auxiliary. The comes from an old friend— I The source said Reagan told stocking held by his parents. Dorothy and Ray DeVoe Jr., the 53- ' Salem the United States would troop withdrawals to get under way federal judges, whose salaries can Thomas Brand. Weston, who weighed 9 stockings are a 5-year-old tradition at the year-old silver-haired in i $ 3 g s i • 3 2 8 a lR a r m ilW guarantee the fjrst withdrawals quickly. ‘ not be reduced. — congressmen will pounds, 8 ounces when he was born last hospital. vestment strategist at the OhMIw ■ would be completed by No details of the letter were revert to their former salaries if From Mattel *567 they eventually put a lid on them. Monday, Is snuggled up in a Christmas brokerage firm of Legg midFebruary, accompanied by an available. Mason Wood Walker. On Mattel's"^ Intellivision TV Video Game expansion of the peace-keeping A bout a y e a r ago, 2 5 ** C o lo r U tte n duties of U.S. Marines. DeVoe, one of Wall Street’s LITTON T e le vla io n .M Ic ro w s v e "Reagan has made a decision that more imaginative MICROWAVE the Lebanese crisis should end. And thinkers, decided to we stress that it should be tackled Reaction to Main St. plan is mixed examine what he called separately from other regional "the new pornography of crises,” Salem said on Beirut radio. transportation commissioner J, cluded parking modules containing the parking modules should be taken •‘We re on the right track. " excesses” in Christmas Reagan is believed to have made Main Street merchants had mixed out of the plans, but noted that they Marlow said. "I very much hope gift-giving. He scoured the SPACE-SAVING reactions Friday to possible changes William Burns and Department of angle parking but separated from his assurance to Salem when the traffic lanes. He said the state’s ap did not seem to have community that a compromise can be worked ads in magazines, papers MICROWAVE OVEN Lebanese minister visited to the Main Street reconstruction Transportation chief engineer Robert Gubala — also indicated that parent support of eliminating the wide support. Their wAlingness to out. ■' and catalogs. Washington last week. Salem also plan. allow angle parking is interpreted as Michael Missari, owner of Paul's And then through follow •5 7 9 State transportation officials — at a plan including angle parking would parking modules is the ’’greatest met with Secretary of State George thing" that could have happened to a move away from the modules. Paint at 615 Main St., and a sup up phone calls and personal Shultz in London Thursday. a meeting with town officials qualify for funding. Previously DOT -3 0 Mvtoa the plan. An earlier plan by Fuss and porter of the most recent plan, said. observations, he concluded Word of the possible breakthropgh Thursday — indicated the town had said it would not fund a plan that • e KCA Ilm iLadi ilK lrenlckTMHaD***f***< W riai f • 2 8 7 "Those things were traps and O'Neill enqineers — which was "The way I understand it, the — with 9 million jobless at elVHPMdvs^viUHPB in the removal of foreign troops would have to cut about $2 million included angle parking. eRHnMMedMMb—1« when you eliminate a trap, you turned aside by DOT — provides revised plan calls for parallel the time — that ostentation • law IXaUdMtMaaMr. from Lebanon came as U.S. Middle from its $8.3 million construction es George Marlow, owner of Sieffert’s Your N et $ < 5 4 9 • e Awtemalk Calor Cenlrel • oJU tm im m Marlow’s Department Store at 867 eliminate a bad thing,” Marlow angle parking on some of the west parking in the middle of Main was alive and thriving and • e A w tam aS c N n e T vn in o (A P T ) East envoys Philip Habib and timate and address criticisms of the side of the street, four lanes of traf holiday shopping. Cost After plan. Main St., had reservations about the said. 10 Sale price * 1 8 9 Morris Draper arrived In Beirut The state did not say outright that fic and a median divider. |’l,M-e turn to |iagf Since the current Factory R e b a te PRICE CREAK from Tel Aviv for a new round of The state officials — including plan for the construction, which in deepening business slump Less tntoihvi$to
1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 18, 1982 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Dec. 18, 1982 Solidarity GENBULOn. will triumph, A A R O N C O O K MANCHESTER HEATING OIL says Walesa QUALITY SERVICE
GDANSK, Poland (U PI) — Labor leader Lech Walesa CALL 568*3800 , said Friday that although authorities had "kidnapped” him to prevent him from making a speech, he was confi HAS IT! I ' ■ dent the ideals of the outlawed Solidarity union would eventually triumph. / CUMFFE AUTO BODY u/AiN'>r “As far as victory is concerned,” Walesa told ROUTE es TALCOTTVILLE,CT. reporters at his suburban high-rise apartment, " I am *'643-1191 convinced that it will take place one day.” i'#t ' O X S C O U H - But, he said, “ 1 do not know the price for it.” 24 HR. TOWING MAlfJ Walesa said riot police with nightsticks and shields MAfJCHESTtM forced their way into his apartment Thursday morning 643-OOie FEATURING THIS WEEK ... and took him away in a black Mercedes limousine. •COMWLtTU COLLISION HIPAIR 643-1900 •FOMION AND AMIRICAN CANS “ I have respect for the uniform and went with them,” Since 1947 he said. “ I was kidnapped. I was taken against my w ill.” Art Cunliffe, Prop. 3 Speaking freely to reporters for only the second time since his release last month from 11 months internment, PAP AUTO PARTS Walesa seemed in a good mood despite the almost eight- iTrOM *Y«IW** hour drive he was taken on by the police to keep him from appearing before supporters at the Lenin Shipyard. Irssg " W UPI photo He had been scheduled to address a memorial service to those killed in riots in three Baltic seaports in YANKEE ALUMMUM SERVlIXS 109 CENTER STREET NEW YORK DRUGGIST SAM SHAPIRO TAKES DRISTAN CAPSULES OFF SHELVES December 1970. The Lenin Shipyard is the birthplace of Glass & Screen Repairs . . . sabotaged capsules were sent to four area news organizations Solidarity, which was banned in October. MANCHESTER 643-6922 Hardware & Accessories Walesa said he felt rio animosity toward the e SHARKNIN6 e RUeeER STAMPS policemen who dragged him from his home. “ Nobody e l o c k Ib m it r in g alUminum 6 4 9 -1 1 0 6 can make me angry because I understand the whole mpLNQ 7D5 Main St. Manchester, Cl. Dristan pulled from shelves gam e,” he said. e PIASTIC SI6M EN6BAVIN6 “ I do not want to topple the authorities, but in the best way I can, I want to improve conditions and fight for the Wt KHUICE AND INSTALL INDU8TAIAL AND COMMERCIAL cause of the working world,” he said. AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION HOUSE WASHDie High Pressure Power in newest tampering scare “ The principles of Solidarity must be carried out, but HEATING and SHEET METAL carried out in a way depending on the existing Washing Of Vinyl, possibilities. Aluminum And Wood “ We want to carry them out in a peaceful way through New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Sided Homes. NEW YO R K (U P II - All Dristan capsule, powder and a straight pin. After an initial inspection, of understanding — sitting and talking. I don't want to take capsules not packaged in tamper- "These capsules and others just ficials said the powder was believed over the power. I only want peace and work as the 166 TUNNEL RD. resistant containers were pulled off like them will start appearing in to be talcum powder. authorities do. MAK Painting metropolitan area store shelves stores throughout the metropolitan An FDA spokesman said the agen “ There must be a conjpromise,” Walesa said. “ At the VERNON, CT. 06066 Friday following threats the cold New York area this afternoon,” the cy was “ informed primarily as an moment, we are playing two different games on one 671 -11 1 1 6 4 3 - a 6 S« medicine would be contaminated. note said. ad visory role to the F B I and board — one partner is playing chess and the other is The latest tampering scare came "W e have gone to a lot of time and American Home Products.” playing checkers.” ^^Serving Manchester For Over SO Years* after sabotaged capsules of Dristan effort to show the makers of these Whitehall Laboratories, a sub- It is tim e now “ to play the same gam e,” he said. CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER'S were sent to four area news products that they can no longer ig sidairy of American Home Although martial law ruler Gen. Wojiech Jaruzelski TEL. 649-3526 p - p AUTO organizations, including United nore public safety. Pent\and The Products, is the maker of Dristan. has failed to respond to Walesa's recent letter outlining PARTS Florist Press International, on Wednesday "W hile this action may be con City and State Health Department his position, the labor leader said, “ Sooner or later, we “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" 24 BIRCH ST. and Thursday. sidered rash, the contents of the officials said they had not received must m eet.” TEL. 643-6247 HOURS The capsules were accompanied capsules are not fatal but severe any reports of contaminated Dristan “ There are no possibilities at the moment,” he added, 643-4444 by a note warning similar capsules enough to get our point across. The 8 TO 8 MON.-FRI. packages or consumer problems “ as tanks are in the streets.” 8 TO 5 SAT. a SUN. • F.T.D. would be substituted in containers lot number of the enclosed capsule with the cold medicine. For the immediate future, Walesa said he had no con MASTER CHARGE WORLD WIDE without packaging safeguards. is H1221." "We are withdrawing all Dristan For All Your Noodt 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) AMERICAN EXPRESS crete plans. SERVICE UPI notified the FBI after The FBI began an investigation to capsules manufacutured after Oct. “ I am not going to speak publicly in the near future,” TRAVEL*INSURANCE MANCHESTER ^ receiving its copy of the note, find the source of the threat. The 25 from shelves in New York City he said. BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY originally typed on lined looseleaf agency also was testing the capsules and Northern New Jersey,” said “ I love the shipyard and I don't know what to do,” he 391 Broad St., Manchootar paper with a piece of foil containing and powder after consulting with the only $22.95 a pair. 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Custom Kitchen Center MINI I-M I’UlM lNt. Christmas bonuses fall prey to recession 423 CfMTIG IT • l6»llCHIfTlG G4G-1777 Kitchen & Bathroom RemodeUng ^ KarM Donovan, Donna Qoodwin, Tom Donovan We have something COMPUTE PMNTMC t C0PY1M SCRVICE By Gary Klott Scotch Whisky found that virtually all her Christmas bonus. Of the companies saying they would Visit Our Shourroom At ftw your car LOW COST PRINTINO companies, except for banks, will be Police were unsure that was the total give bonuses this year, only 40 percent WHILE YOU WAIY (PHOTO READY) UPI Business Writer T h is o ffic e is tru ly unique in that the s erv ic e work of the 'do-it-yourselfer. " Why not let us clos^ on the Fridays before (ihristmas motive behind the shooting, but there are 25 OlCOtt StTMt mm w CAMS • siinooi • mssa si«rs said they would be cash compared to that you doin’t have plan your late Winter Getaway? Your in NEW YORK (UPI) - Yuletide spirits and New Year's Day. Nearly half will bound to be many disappointments over more thw 52 percent last year. Among and expertise is afforded for nothing! No Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 dividual travel needs and particular aren't so jolly this season at many of cutbacks in year-end rewards. and that's a big advantage charge is .made for information and assistance 8'. I t -U f. i O M E N t iM A V E 0 N A M E P| • also give employees the preceding factory plants, the figure was 33 percent Thurt. till 9 PM • 1MN Oun NEW 9-M tow cmim fices around the country. The Christmas Thursdays or following Mondays off. In New York, only 41 percent of com versus 54 percent last year. for or about air tickets, hotels, passports, etc., preferences are evaluated and satisfied by an bonus and holiday office party have panies plan to pay a bonus compared to Prentice Hall said gifts are usually in SOFT The survey also found there will be far which cost exactly the same as those expert, bonded office staff that ask no more fallen victim to the recession. fewer office Christmas parties for 57 percent last year, the annual survey of the form of a turkey, ham, basket of fruit 649-7844 CLOTH developed through the time, effort and hard than a simple “ thank you. " W ith .. business on the skids, sorrie employees to get together and complain the New York Chamber of Comnnerce or gift certificate. AND and Industry shows. employers have been forced to cut back about bonuses. Ilie cash bonus is most frequently l^^iOEGSTAM Pi SCIENCEI OSTRINSKY, INC. the size of Christmas bonuses — often Forty-four percent of the firms sur Nationally, surveys indicate bonus cut computed as a percentage o f salary or a MADB TO Otwaa. LAIHM ASSOaTMailT OS 943-5«7f »«3 5735 the most eagerly awaited and fattest veyed said they would not be holding a backs are mostly in the industrial sector lumpsum based on years of service. . W P M iTAiyyi TO eeuusMBflM. I WITH THIS 731 PABKen ST., MANCHESTER paycheck of the year. In some cases, Christmas party this, year, compared — the hardest hit by the recession. I COUFON Mercury Travel of Manchester^ Inc. employees will be disappointed to find Prentice-Hall, a publishing firm that ir ENaRAVINO with only 18 percent last year.. '•1.00 OFF - ONE TOUCH CAR WASH that the bonus has been dropped O f those that will hold parties, two out has been conducting Christmas bonus CALL US FIRST! altogether. of three will be held at company surveys for 20 years, says 55 percent of * KMONETICSIOIIS '$ 1 SO OFF “ HOT OH T O T A L TOUCH “Ready to Serve All Your Travel Needs" 50 FT. TRUCK SCALF. Many office Christmas parties have facilities — a 30 percent increase from the 200 companies it polled w ill be giving To get a photo back once it has 1 lOFFER VALID THRU 12/24/82 n ju MAONanc on M MouNur sTYLas LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS also been sacrificed this year to the last year. a bonus or a gift to employees, roughly appeared in print in the Manchester ★ MISINESSCiUlOS GENTLE TOUCH CAR WASH DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS urgent corporate need to cut costs. the same percentage as last year. Herald, simply come to the Manchester I At a law firm on New York’s posh LAROB siucTioa or TVM sTTLit, Looos a aoaoms I 31(14 Bro»d St H«xt to Manchester Parkade On the b r i^ t side, many bosses will be Fifth Avenue last Wednesday, a clerk But of the industrial plants surveyed, Herald, Braiiuud Place, and ask at the giving employees more days off than shot and killed the managing partner of only 62 percent' said they would give reception desk. Sorry, we cannot return MWGKSTaRUiKRSTMIPS usual around Christmas and New Year's. the firm , and upon returning to her desk bonuses, down from nearly 09 percent photos by mail unless a self-addregsed Priming —hngrmvtng aSIk 1 8 S M A survey of 2S0 corporations by Bell's was heard complaining about the size of last year. stamped envelope is submitted. MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. Dec. 18, 1982 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- Dec. 18, 1982
Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Dan Fins, Editor Convy hat convoy of credits Alex Glrelll, CIW Editor ‘Hansel and Gretel’ Bert Convy may be best sion show "H aw k." Convy was PRESENTS o p iN io n known (or his work on the C B S busy during the day appearing The classic Grimm fairy tale first "Live from the Met" game show "Tattletales," but as a panelist on "To Tell the "Hansel and Gretel" will be appearance. he is more than just a game Truth" and later "W hat’s My performed on Christmas Day The Saturday. Dec. 25 tele show host. Line?." but after doing a guest via PBS. (Air dates may vary; cast will be the first time a A fter graduating from North spot on "Hawk" Convy and please check local listings.) "Live from the Met" television Hollywood High School. Convy Burt Reynolds began what Is The story of the two children broadcast has coincided with was dratted by the Philadel still a robust friendship. who come upon a wickedly a radio broadcast on the Jack phia Phillies. After playing pro delicious house in the enchant* Texaco/Metropolitan Opera baseball lor two years, Convy Besides appearing on two of ed woods has been a part of Radio Network. This allows the Anderson was dratted again; this time by the all-time top-rated television holiday tradition since its Intermission feature for the We need more of spirit of Silent Night' movies ("The Dallas Cowboys radio broadcast to be seen Uncle Sam. While In the ser premiere in Germany In 1893. Washington vice he became Interested In Cheerleaders" and "Help Massachusetts*born mezzo- for the first time in the 42-year drama and later entered Wanted Male” ) and being a soprano Rosalind Elias will history of the Saturday mati Msrry-Qo-Round Editor's note: The following thousand), reach a height matching minutes, while people in some parts UCLA. frequent passenger on "The appear In the role of the witch. nee broadcasts. was written tly Bill Reale, a real* l.S trillion, that stack would be 353,- of this world still travel half of day Soon after, he began a Love Boat," Convy has Surprisingly, the role is often The transformation into the dent of Coventry. for the family’s water supply. We’ve string of Broadway appearanc appeared with Reynolds In played by a male, but Miss Eli wicked Witch requires two 760 feet or 67 miles high. "Semi-Tough” and "Cannon hours of preparation for Miss turned into a world that has es in the starring, roles of the as enjoys the challenge By Bill Reale If that doesn’t help things sink in, original casts of "Fiddler on ball Run." because it offers her a change Elias. But in the world of televi acquired a growing passion for war A million dollars. look at it from this angle. A thou the Roof." "Cabaret," "The In January, besides his con from the glamorous roles she sion where an evil character Most of us have never seen that sand billions is equal to 1 trillion. So and a dwidling compassion for Fantastiks,” "The Front Page" tinuing duties with "Tattle usually plays. She is the only like J R- Ewing of "Dallas" and "The Impossible Years." tales," Convy will be returning artist to sing both the Witch receives many more accolades much money or probably ever will, what we have here is 1,500 billion fellow human beings. Is FBI General Omar Bradley said it While performing In "The to Broadway to join the cast of and the Hansel parts at the than most good guys, Miss Eli so the concept remains vague, dif dollars. "Nine." He is an avid tennis as enjoys the opportunity. best: “We have grasped the Impossible Years” he met a Met. the former marking her ficult to grasp. How much is a billion? If a person young actor who was In New player and frequent guest on . mystery of the atom and rejected had the opportunity to spend $1 heeding d 1982Compulag York City starring in the televi the "Tonight Show."
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Main Street •IC ) xr > reaction is miixed «"■ FOCUS/people IT-: Continuril from page 1 " I t seems now that the state mi ( might go along with angle parking, Street. The people who didn’t sup which is good,” he said, adding that port the plan are going to get what he had not had time to review the they didn’t want: parallel parking. Aew developments in detail. l4 In Those people brought it on “ I feel the angle parking is very Who's that themselves by complaining. It’s a important. I feel that the angle Focus no-win situation and the people who parking we lost a few years ago (on brought it on themselves are going the west side of Main Street) should Adele Angle '{i be restored,” Kudlow said. to suffer most.” mrovoK!' Focus Editor Missari said trimming the cost of General Manager Robert B. Weiss the project by $2 million would said Friday he is disturbed that the probably mean the end of plans to state did not tell the town two years ago that angle parking might be Parkade build an access road behind the east side of Main Street. ’That, he said, acceptable. ' m m : r - would disrupt businesses while the Weiss said he assumes that any construction is under way. new plan — including a revival of the He also noted that the off-street former plan including angle parking parking lots near his business would — would require a new public be excluded from a revised, scaled- hearing. He also said that he is con Santo Claus? down plan. cerned new plans would delay the Tt (the proposed plan) was not a reconstruction project. A delay perfect plan, but the alternatives would not matter, he added, if the parents by name and the kids are very bad," Missari said, funds were still available when the By Susan Plese wonder how I tell ’em they used to Seymour Kudlow. owner of plans are ready. One reason that the Herald Reporter 1982 sit on my lap when they were small, Seymour Motorsports at 681 Main town has hadj success in some He’s Manchester’s senior Santa, too,” says Peck. .■W '■ St., was critical of the proposed plan projects is that the designs were veteran of more than 25 holiday Peck looks and acts the part of the but said Friday he saw some cause ready when the funds were ready, he I’ve been depressed about It all seasons. He’s seen the change, he North Pole’s most famous resident. for optimism. said. Herald photo by Pintol week. says, from kids who wanted cow H e’s got a deep, throaty laugh that The National Hot Dog and boys and Indians a generation ago to approximates Santa’s “ ho, ho, ho” Scouting through the toys Sausage Council took me off their today’s kids who have “ gone off into just fine. Christmas card mailing list. space and I can’t keep track of The laugh seems to come from Hat rule dropped (left) of 85 Lenox St. and Robyn Mereweatherof 163 Tanner St. way deep inside, and it bubbles up to Members of Girl Scout troop 686 at Bowers School sort Last year they sent me detailed them.” through dozens of toys they helped collect for the Mahchester gather up some of the loot. instructions on how to make He’s Fred Peck, of 140 Hilliard frequently punctuate his conversa tion, just like the real Santa’s would. HARTFORD (UPl) - A long vehicle and eliminating the worry of Area Conference of Church’s annual toy drive. Whitney Burke something called a hot dog Christ St., better known to adults as the his wide-brimmed, grey hat being town’s Republican registrar of ’The laugh, of course, is always ac standing rule requiring state mas tree. It was made with 8 blown off his head. voters. He’s also the father of nine companied by a wide grin that is set troopers to wear their military-style toothpicks, broccoli and styrofoam hats when out of their cruisers to The rule requiring troopers to children and 10 grandchildren. across Peck’s round, good-natured and revolting things like that, and it speak to motorists has been wear the hats was a tradition among Fire Calls Stolberg hits tax system again He’s been suiting up in red and face. created a terrific howl when the abolished for safety reasons, a state troopers and was considered a white regalia since Santa first Peck is a big man — w ell over six directions arrived at the office. feet tall and with a massive frame police spokesman said Friday. proper form of dress, he said. HARTFORD (UPl) — House Speaker-elect Irving rejected a call to recommend an income tax package appeared in the Center Springs "T h eie is an obvious safety ’This year, zippo. Nothing. It just to match. Not fat, no, but with just The issue of road safety inten Stolberg, ranking the tax structure in Connecticut and instead voted to recommend elimination of existing Lodge about 25 years ago. “ We u s ^ hazard present if you are concerned M an ch e ste r to get close to 1,000 children on a enough padding to add credibility to sified recently because of a relative among the worst in the nation, Friday shifted course in tax exemptions. goes to show you that your about your hat being blown off and Sunday afternoon,” he says. the red suit. A real Santa shouldn’t ly new practice of "dusting" Friday, 4:20 p.m. — Report of a his efforts for tax reform. friendships in this business are short get distracted." Berluti said. ’The recommendation adopted by the Bipartisan Coiib have to worry about pillows slip troopers, said state police brush fire. Interstate 84 westbound. Stolberg said he will devote more attention to dis I lived. “We don’t do that many any The directive from Col, Lester J, mission on State Tax Revenue and Related Fiscal ping, and Peck doesn’t. spokesman Adam Berlut. "Dusting" (Town) cussing the shortcomings of the current system than to more,” he says a bit sadly. And San Forst, state police commander, also Policy centers mainly on extending the sales tax to new O F CO U RSE, the season was And all dressed up, Peck does look was described as a trucker steering Friday. 6:13 p.m, — Report of pointing out what he sees as the value of tax reform and ta has changed his quarters, too, was fueled by the recent death of Lt. areas, ranging from heating oil to children’s clothing. brightened by greetings from the from a cabin in the woods to a va the part, though he isn’t tempted to dangerously close to a trooper to in smoke, Parkade laundromat. personal state income tax he has long advocated. Thomas P Carney, a veteran state cant store in the Parkade. make any rash promises to eager timidate the officer by making his (Town) "Th e tack that I think 1 will be taking from here on in ’The commission was established to study tax and Connecticut Pharmaceutical hat blow off. trooper from the Litchfield spending policies and possible alternatives to m eet the children. •I'!/ Friday, 7:04 p.m. — Medical call, is not so much pushing tax reform or pushing an income Association. N O T T H A T the kids who come Berluti said the new order, effec barracks. Berluti said. state’s fiscal problems in the long term and, in the short “ A real genuine Santa doesn’t 4 Pearl St. (Town) tax but pointing out the problems in our current ’They sent a helpful little press to see him mind. Most of them hop tive Thursday, wilt better ensure a Carney was struck and killed by a term, to meet a projected |300-million shortfall in the, make any promises. I say I ’ll do the system,” the New Haven Democrat said at a Capitol release titled “ Advice for holiday^ right up on his lap, he says. Some trooper's safety by allowing him to tractor-trailer truck Dec. 6 after he next fiscal vear. .1 best I can. I think the children un news conference. travelers.” throw Uieir arms around his con concentrate more on passing traffic iiad stopped a motorist on Interstate Charlemagne founded the derstand,” he says. Tax reform proponents suffered a defeat last week It started o ff: ‘J’ever wake up in a siderable frame (“ I don’t need any and the occupants of the stopped 86 in Southbury. Carolingian Dynasty in 814 A.D. when a snecial' commission studying tax options strange bed in the wee hours on padding” ) and give him big kisses, PECK CAN’T EVEN guess how DDSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs many children his lap has held over your way to visit friends or relatives too. / 4 / ’ “ And sometimes when I call the the years. And he is hard-pressed to Bennet concert Monday Welcome Wagon offers discreet advertising with a horrendous heartburn and, 'A . • remember individual children. Only to professionals in the medical, dental, sure enough, you’ve forgotten to Obituaries Bennet Junior High School band concei t is set Monday one crosses his mind. m health-care, legal and animal-care fields. pack your antacid?” at 7:30 p.m. in the school’s gymnasium. Our service effectively reaches individuals “ If there were shut-ins who Featured performers will be Jim Colletti on trumpet; I can’t recall the last time I went coudln’t come to see Santa I would Madelinne Tiede of New Britain, in the privacy of their homes and is in Anne S. Greenberg had lived in Manchester for 5b Tom Pritchard on drums; Chris LaVigne on sax; Scott to visit friends or relatives with a go to their house,” he says. One lit Mrs. Muriam Jay of Wethersfield keeping with the dignity of your profession. i , .. J . .-tone (Slitti Greenberg. 68. of years. Boutot on sax and Rob Prytko on trombone. horrendous heartburn. tle boy, less than 5 years old, was She was a member of the Concor and Mrs. Elizabeth Lieher of Bolton Please have your office telephone me if Wind.sor, died Friday, at Hartford The concert band, the jazz band and the cadet band If they have a horrendous heart- the recipient of such a visit “ years dia Lutheran Church and the and two grandsons. you’d like to discuss our unique program. Hospital. She was the widow of will perform. bum, I generally stay home. No and years ago,” Peck says. church's ladies' group. She is sur Funeral services will be held Mon Michael Greenberg and the mother The bands are under the direction of Marilyn The child was confined to a flat day at 10 a.m. from the John F. C a ll Sue sense in making them feel worse. of Mrs. Stanley (Susanne) Pearson vived by a son, Arthur R. Tinsz of Lillibridge. board on wheels, “ like the kind you Herald photos by Pinto Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. another thing. Not only is the of Manchester Manchester: two brothers, Michael The concert is free and open to the public. 643-9632 get under cars with,” Peck says. and Jacob Neupauer; and a sister, Center St.. Manchester, followed by ■'word “ J’ever” not in my She also leaves a daughter, Mrs. And what did the boy think of San- FRED PECK AT WORK AT THE PARKADE •lohn iF.ditht Kkstrand of Anna Neupauer, all of Germany. a mass of Christian burial at St. vocabulary, but I can’t recall the U ’a visit? ■ k Monroeville, Pa.; a brother, at Funeral services will be held Mon Columba Church in Columbia at 11 last .UineX went anywhere by bed In . . . . he’s done this for 25 years torney Aaron Slitt of Newington: day at 11 a m. at the Concordia a.,m. Burial will be in Townsend the WM hours of the morning. In “ He was pleased. You could see and three sisters Mrs. Sol Mehlman Lutheran Church. 40 Pitkin St., with Cemetery in Andover. Calling hours fact, I rarely travel anywhere by the expression on his face. It Oelievers among the ranks of lap list — E.T. things, books, clothes S E V E R A L TIM E S Santa was of Lauder Hill, Fla,, Mrs. Max burial in East Cemetery. There are will be Sunday evening from 7-9. bed. restored his faith in Santa, he says. sitters. “ But some go along just to and games. You get the complete called on to do lap duty for some .lotkowitz of Springfield and Mrs. no calling hours. Memorial con But, please, Connecticut Phar Peck doesn’t remember what the play it safe,” he says. Some play the spectrum.” C oversized visitors, too. On a couple E Milton Lavine of Bloomfield: and tributions may be made to the Con child asked Santa for. game for younger siblings. Despite the fact that Peck has S. maceutical Association, I appreciate of occasions young women posed on ■four grandsons. cordia Lutheran Church Memorial EXAM He does remember other “ Kids are maturing at a younger been Santa for a full generation of In Memorlam the thought. And I promise if I do Santa's lap for a picture to be sent to Funeral services will be Sunday a t . Fund. 40 Pitkin St. requests, though. Girls still ask for age,” he says. “ They’re understan Manchester children, he’s never any holiday traveling I’ll carry a boyfriends in the-service. h'uneral arrangements are being In loving memory of Edwin L. T I dolls and boys want mechanical ding more, I don’t know if it’s TV or played the role for his own children 11 a m from the Hebrew Funeral bandy box of medicine, including an Santa, alias Peck, has had no bad Home, 906 Farmington Ave, West handled bv Holmes Funeral Home, Culver, who passed away December toys, but several imaginative not.” or grandchildren. “ They’d be too tacid, as you suggested. experiences in all his years of work. Hartford. Burial will be in the 400 Main St. 19, 1979. children, apparently tired of kitchen Santa even practices a little clever, I think, and it would spoil ‘ T v e never even been kicked in the I'nited Synagogue Cemetery on This day do we remember, Come to think of it, I ’ll probably duty, asked for a dishwasher for amateur psychology when he’s it,” he says, need antacid if I follow the Christ their mother. shins,” he says with some amaze talking to the children. “ When Mahl Avenue in Hartford. Paul E. Ehamhall A loving thought we give. CONCERNED ABOUT POOR ‘T v e had nieces and nephews Twice a woman called and asked ment. you’re playing Santa, you can see Memorial services will be held at ANDOVfeR — Paul E. Bramhall. For one no longer with us. mas advice from the Pepperidge come through and say, ‘That C “ Some kids don’t come to m e,” he the home of her daughter. Mrs. 70. of 10 Long Hill Road. Andover, But in our hearts still lives. Farm people. if her dog could visit Santa, because how the home life is,” he says. SAT TEST SCORES? says. “ Then you begin to wonder if sounded just like Uncle Fred,” ’ he Pearson, at 22 Mountain Road, died Thursday in Willimantic. He ’They sent their seasons greetings her husl»nd treated the dog like a "Some ask for a few things for you’ve lost your touch. I can’t says. Manchester .Memorial con- was the widower of Marjorie Sadly missed by, child. themselves, then remind me they complete with instructions on how remember what age is difficult — 2 How long will Peck continue to tributions may be made to Temple Bramhall and was born in Bristol. Arline, Marcia, Jaysen /e specialize in computer based educa Peck said yes. “ We got the dog on have brothers and sisters who might and Robbie to make a holiday sandwich wreath. or 3 — and I ’m trying to figure out play his role? "F o r ever and ever,” Beth Shalom. 400 E. Middle Turn He lived in Andover for the past 43 my lap and took a picture to give to want something, too. tion. That means that our resource center Yes, that’s right.* A holiday what scares them.” he says with one of those chuckles, pike. Manchester 06040 or to Agudas years. CHANGING her husband at Christmas: ‘Santa sandwich wreath. But don’t get any Peck says he sees few non- “ BUT SOME HAVE a sizable “ It makes my Christmas.” Achitn Synagogue, 1249 N. Main St , offers the latest In educational computer Peck gets ready with the oldest dog.’” ideas you can hang this from jrpur West Hartford 06117. Prior to retiring in 1974, he had been employed as a steamfitter for Correction technology. Our SAT preparation series front door. Local 218 in Hartford and was also a ’This wreath, according to the in It was incorrectly reported in offers 3 weeks of intensive instruction, con Susan (Neupauer) TInsz Navy veteran of World War II. He is struction sheet which came with It, Susan (Neupauer) Tinsz, 82. of 46 survived by a daughter, Mrs, Bever Friday’s Herald that the Bolton centrating on each student’s specific 'Profile' w ill allow me to pursue "creative Foley St., died Friday at a local con ly B. Armstrong of Andover; a School Board held two executive -V weaknesses. but simple entertaining.” valescent home. She was the widow brother Richard B. ramhall of New sessions concerning staff this “ By simply alternating of Michael Tinsz. She was born in Britain; four sisters, M rs.. Laura month. Only one executive session The college of your cholco Austria-Hungary on Aug. 7. 1900 and Byrne of Collinsville, Mrs. was held. doponds on goon tost scores Peppeiidge Farm Party Rye and 'Pepperidge Pumpernickel ... achieve those results at sandwiches filled with delicious CTI. spreads of deviled ham, liver pate and chickeif salad, you get the con trast necessary to create a Name: Gary Youmans decorative wreath. Then add a A g e : 32 bright satin bow for a festive Address: Vemon SAT SERIES OFFERS: touch.” Oeeupation: Manager, D&L, Manchester ■ INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION T H A N K S , P E P PE R ID G E . But P ark ad e ■ COVeRAOE OP ALL TEST I’ve never liked my food disguised Favorite Restaurant: W illie’s Steak House CATBOORiee as wreaths, Christmas trees, coffee Favorite food: Italian ■ SIMULATED TEST CONDITIONS tables or small condominium com Favorite beverage: Beer ■ IMMEDIATE FEEDBACK plexes. I can’t help it. It’s just the H o b b y : C o llectin g fa cts o f 50s and 60s m usic ■ DETAILED PERFORMANCE way I was raised. Sports: Baseball Rut thanks for thinking of me. ANALYSIS Roots for: Red Sox ' Thanks, too, for seasons greetings Ideal vaeation: Traveling to Bermuda from the world’s leading manufac Best way to relax: Work around the house turer of mighty nickel cadmium batteries. Preferred entertainment: Movies “ For the budget-minded. It Is tru- Favorite actor: Paul Newman .V t f better to give than to receive M u s ic : 50s and 60s m usic tod y’s power-hungiy p o^ble elec- Favorite magasine: Playboy fronic Christmas gifts,*^ thein press Favorite novel: “The Matarese Circle” by GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE release said. Robert Ludlum Anybody who agirees can go down Favorite spot in Manchester: The Maib Pub to Radl^Shack and get me ra Atari. »A.‘ v;.’ .iP ’ C a r: Buick I want tile one with the Donkey Kong SION UP TODAY Favorite color: brown attachment. . . I SAT PREPARATION CLASSES BEGIN JANUARY 4 Favorite quotation: “ Don’t trouble trouble” Pet peeve: “ People who don’t put things back.” Courses in Basic and Computer Literacy offered Favorite TV show: “ Hill Street Blues” '-A V beginning in January Best thing about Manchester: The friendly peo E forftirmrdefe/fs p le Worst thing.. about Manchester: Driving ) o anywhere in Manchester. Herald photo by Pinto o CALL (Compiled by ^ilomena Muccltelli) Caroling Brownies 649-3724 •86 MAIN ST. Members of Brownie Troop 680 caroled Parkany, Amy Loelfelm', Angela Kohl, Hersid photo by Pinto J Danielle Qoodchltd, Kelly Wooldridge, Lisa MANCHESTER Wednesday at Marshall's Mall In the SANDWICH WREATH Mllazzo, Nicole Ostemeir and Carrie Beat. Parkade. From loft are Susan Connors, Kim . . lhanki, Pepperidge
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DEAR ABBYi Our Texas friends crazy! They family la fadiig a very dif love it, Imitate me, lau^ ficult problem. Our father, ,at my mispronunciations who la in his mld-SOs, had and never for one minute surgery and radiation D ear Abby let me forget about my ac treatments for cancer. He cent. says he is “all right,” but I have been more than a he looks very, very bad and y Abigail Van Buren patient with these rude appears to be falling. He people and have tried to v ^ not permit his doctor get then) to stop making to tell us anything! such a big thing out of my My mother has talked to accent, but they continue Dad's doctor, but he has are specialists today who replied, “Oh, no, we must to tease me, sajin" it is so been unable to get any In- counsel patients in your save this windfall for our “cute.” fprmaticm out of him. He father's position. Ask his old age!” What is the matter with refuses to tell her If Dad's doctori to try to persuade Abby, he was absolutely these people here? How surgery was “successful,” him to accept that kind of serious. I told him I can I firmly, but nicely, u&iat the prognosis is, or help. thought it was so funny I tell these Texas to stop afiythlng at all pertaining The strong, silent person was going to write to Dear that nonsense? tb Dad's condition. who tries to protect his Abby about it and he said, A FROGGY IN DALLAS -We can only guess that loved ones from the "Go ahead.” DEAR FROGGYi You Dad is terminally ill, but realities of life (and death) I’m signing my name and can’t, but if it’s any com i#e feel frustrated and does himself and his family address, but if you use this fort, many Texans have bfelpless not being able to a terrible disservice. Now in your column, sign me .. been teased, imitated and (Rscuss Dad's condition, is the time for openness laughed at because their Mr. and Mrs. Brian N. Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Scyocurka ms chances for recovery, and honesty. The patient FLABBERGASTED IN regional accent. a t even bow much longer and his family need to MINNESOTA Any kind of accent sets 1^ has to live if he is dying. express their, anger, DEAR one apart from the others, ;The doctor says that frustration and rage, as which can be tremendous Kllpatrick-Teague Scyocurka-Lewle doctor-patient confiden well as their love for one FLABBERGASTED! Hooray for your husband. asset. So don’t knock it, V tiality precludes his telling another. chere. use it for all its ATARI lie anything without Dad's With his attitude,, he may Joan Louise T ^gue, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Grace Ella Lewie of Vernon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. worth. The Complete Video Computer System (gmsent, and Dad has for DEAR ABBYi I am 85 grow older, but he’ll never George E. Teague of Syracuse, N.Y., and Brian Nelson Leonard D. Woodard of 137 Spruce St., Manchester, and bidden him to disclose and my husband is 92. grow old. However, it’s Kilpatrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kilpatrick of 100 Gregory Anthony Scyocurka, son of Mr. and Mrs. We've been married for 87 time he loosened the purse You’re never too old (or Concord Road, Manchester, were married Aug. 14 in Stephen Scyocurka, of South Windsor, were married Includes TV switch and AG adapter mythlng bbout his condi too young) to learn how to tion or what the future has years and recently came strings just a teensy- First Church of the Nazarene in Ellicott City, Md. Oct. 22 in St. Margaret Mary’s CHiurch, South Windsor. for easy installation, does not affect make friends and be pop The Rev. Mark Flynn performed the double ring regular viewing. Complete with Ip store. into an unexpected in weensy tad. The bride’s father and her brother-in-law, the Rev. heritance, which delighted ular. For Abby’s booklet on Merritt J. Nielson of Olathe, Kan., officiated. The bride candlelight service. The bride was given in marriage by paddle and joystick controls. • What should we do? DEAR ABBYi I am a Popularity, send fl, plus a A SUFFERING FAMILY us both. On learning about was given in marriage by her father. her son, Daniel J. Lewie. Includes ‘Combat’ game cartridge for young French woman who long, self-addressed, Patricia Mullen of Manchester was maid of honor. action-packed excitement. #CX2600A our good fortune, I said to Barbara Flack of Painseville, Ohio, and Linda Nielson Our Orig.^ 149.76 DEAR FAMILY: I my husband, "Now I can recently moved to Dallas. stamped (37 cents) of Olathe, Kan., sisters of the bride, were matrons of Bridesmaids were Che^l Lewie of Vernon, daughter of flntermediate markdowns taken. Would appear that your throw out all of our chipped My problem is that I am envelope to Abby, honor. Bridesmaids were Cindy Knox of Quincy, Mass, the bride, Mary Scyocurka and Nancy Scyocurka, of father is trying to spare cups and rickety furniture afflicted with a French ac Popularity, P.O. Box 38923, and CJiristine Brigham of South Yarmouth, Mass. Mrs. South Windsor, sisters of the groom. Jennifer Holda of ^ u some bad news. There and buy new tUngs.” He cent that is driving my Hollywood, Calif. 90038: Brigham is sister of the groom. Jenny Moreland of South Windsor, niece of the groom, was junior Ellicott City was junior bridesmaid. Jennifer Nielson of bridesmaid. Popular Olathe was flower girl. Peter Scyocurka of South Windsor, brother of the 12’' Diagonal David Powers of Tulsa. Okla., friend of the groom, groom, was best man. Ushers were Daniel Kurpaska of Any age patient can cut was best man. Ushers were Kevin Doolittle of Newton, Manchester, John Albee of Vernon and Frank Depoli of Black & White N.J., Barry Durham of Harrisburg, Pa. and David Argentina. Jonathan Holda of South Windsor was ring Portable TV Flack of Painesville, Ohio, brother-in-law of the bride. bearer. Jeremy Brigham of South Yarmouth was junior usher After a reception at Willie’s Steak House the couple 59.99 level of cholesterol deposits and Jeremy Nielson of Olathe, nephew of the bride, was left on a wedding trip to Boston and Bermuda. They are Our nag. 79.97 ringbearer. making their home in Vernon. The groom is manager of data processing at Trans- Has telescoping VHF ly mixed with juice in the The couple live in Tulsa, Okla. The bride is a graduate antenna, molded-in ' DEAR DR. LAMBi My of Mount Hebron High School, ElUcott City, Md., and Tec Inc. of Ellington. carry handle, morel doctor told me that I have morning. attended Eastern Nazarene Ciollege in Quincy, Mass. Model #81282 •a-OigttJrJ® B atSSand case hardening of the arteries DEAR READER: Alum She’s a graduate of the University of Maryland School of around my heart. Is there a s a generic term that in Nursing. The Manchester Herald wants your club news. Submit 4iet to alow down this Your Health cludes a number of The groom is a 1975 graduate of Manchester High club announcements to Focus Eklitor Adele Angie at process? I know it can't be different chemical com School, graduated summa cum laude from Elastern least five days before you’d like to see them,appear. JVC 6 Hour VHS T120 cured, as it is part of ad Lawrence Lamb, M.D. pounds. Usually it is a salt Nazarene College with a bachelor of arts degree in Always put a name and phone number where you can be vancing age, but figure diet (chemically speaking) of chemistry and is now in his last year at Oral Roberts reached in case there are questions. Video Cessette PHH.CO 13V D t^oitil.^ Coutd help. Recordtng Tepe aluminum and sulfate as University School of Medicine in Tulsa. i DEAR READER! well as another salt such as Our automMieiinetuRin4watnut- } ^ Fatty-cholesterol deposits potassium sulfate and took cabinet A morel #C2310 1 Our I Reg. 9.99 hi arteries is not Just a water. The aluminum sul Coughlin-Mikolelt Perfect tor capturing those exciting, fate is responsible for its holiday moment* to watch time after time 1 m atter of age. The Korean- War casualties showed that including those past 70. necessary body fat. astringent quality. This ac- To help you I’m sending counts for its an- Linda Lee Mikoleit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wore ttom 70 percent of the This is a direct result of John Mikoleit of 109 St. John St., and Jeffry Thomas - notions'. B eg ,^,«*«jk».> young men with an average improved lifestyle at all you The Health Letter 15-4, tiperspirant action. Diet to Prevent Heart At Coughlin of Hartford, son of Mr. and Mrs. James *,oekort»-S®^ age M 22 already had suf ages. One chemical form of «Sto*e tacks and Strokes. Others alum is used as a styptic. Edward Coughlin of 40 Clyde Road, were married Nov. ficient deposits to cause 10 Worldwide observations 20 at St. Bartholomew Church. percent blockage of at have shown that diet is an can send 75 cents with a Its astringent action con long, stamped, self- tracts small blood vessels Ihast one major artery to important, but not the only, The Rev. Martin J. Scholsky officiated at the double file heart and 10 percent of factor in fatty-cholesterol addressed envelope for it and so stops bleeding. Atfl KING 2>Spfted Console to me, in care of the Alum has a number of ring ceremony. Harry Carr was organist. The bride was fiiem had more tton 70 per- deposits. And there are given in marriage by her father. HymMIfier, 10 Gallon Capacity (»nt occluaion of one major some small studies that Manchester Herald, P.O. confimerclal uses including Box 1551, Radio City Sta AHows you to tower thermostat with- I S 4 & “T artery to the heart. show that you can expect fixing dyes — it was initial out toss of comfort! Has easy rotl I § : For a number of years some reversal in fatty- tion, New York, N.Y. ly u ^ by the Romans for Marylou Samiotis of Manchester was maid of honor. casters, auto shut-off, more. #0820 > { ipany investigators and cholesterol deposits with a 10019. this purpose — and curing Cheryl White of Coventry and Lynne Haberan of racticing physicians have good program that lowers DEAR DR. LAMB: or tanning hides. Manchester were bridesmaids. Slouc^it that if you were up your blood cholesterol and Could you please detail the It is u s ^ in solutions for •AIR KING 12 Galion Console ih years doing anything superficial dressings, for Htmi
would manage, she said firm ly “ Oh m y dear, w e’re Verna and James McKeough; Ethel M. Robb; leaves us less than $9,000 to go. Last year this time By Nancy Carr not complaining. We are happy to able to do Harriet and Eleanor Casperson; Florence Byrne; we had received a little less than 4,500. MACC Executive Director Lucille Smith; Peter and Vera Gunas; Eugene and We’re delivering baskets to an all time record this.” They are typical of the true spirit of Christ- Boston College frightens Diane DeJeannis; Joan and W illiam Schwarz; By the time you are reading this, w e’ll have a number of families — 249 as of ths afternoon with mas.| Catherine Byron; Annie Demko; Marjorie R®®®i much better idea of how the Seasonal Sharing referrals still coming in, mostly from school social CONVALESCENT HOMES Church of the Assumption; Ronald and Beverly A. Appeal is going. Right now, late Tuesday night. I ’m workers now. And a record 189 of these families Just in case there are a handful of you who still Walsh; Manchester Ridge and friends; Donald and beginning to munch fingernails again with the toy have been adopted by Manchester churches, church haven’t done your Christmas shopping for our LoretU Wagner; Elizabeth Blair; Katherine Mere disbursement just two days away and almost no related schools and Individuals. Auburn coach on Bowl eve elderly neighbors in convalescent homes, we are ly; Edith Rogers; James MacArthur; Susan Goran- new toys and very few used toys at the collection St. James, St. Bartholomew, Concordia looking for six pastel-colored sweaters, size 40-44, son; William and Rosamond Shaw; Janet Phillips; centers. Lutheran, Center Congregational, East Catholic one long sleeved washable blouse size 38-40, 17 John and Lom a Pickens; John and Phyllis Alvord; World War II, when the E)agles lost Tarkenton. tions. However,'there's hope. Baptist, Assumption Jr. High School, Cornerstone warm night-gowns size,L, 10 flannel shirts size L ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Boston The Tigers also committed only 14 St. Bridget’s Bible Fellowship; Andrew and Edith 37-21 to Alabama in the 1943 Orange "Doug Flutie must be a genius in We did have 66 good used toys brought to us by Christian School, Second Congregational, North and as many lap robes and slipper socks as we can College may be pretty much an un turnovers this season — the fewest Spiron; Russell and Katherine Nettleton; Virginia Bowl. order to handle their offense,” said Maureen Carroll as Manchester’s share of The United Methodist and St. Ann’s Mothers’ Circle get our hands on. known team outside New England, Ryan. Neither coacta expects a Dye. “He reads coverages, calls in the nation. Trotting Troopers 4-H Club Christmas toy drive. have adopted 189 families. but Auburn coach Pat Dye believes ” We can’t afford to have any tur Homemade cookies and small plants are also a Robert J. Smith Inc.; Lawrrence and Esther high-scoring game or a rout, but it plays and does everything else a And this afternoon we received a call that the An additional 11 families will receive f(^ his Tigers’ Tangerine Bowl oppo novers if we want to win,” said welcome treat. If you’ve been meaning to drop off Mallbn; George and Elizabeth Walker; Robert and ’will be a battle between EC’s im quarterback is supposed to do. He is Manchester High School soccer team was bringing baskets and gifts from Home Engineers Bowling nent Is as talented as topranked Campbell. “ It’s ping to be a game your gift, please remember this is the last oppor Barbara Blake; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor; aginative offense and Auburn’s grin like a coach on the field because he more than 100 new tovs to us tomorrow afternoon. League, Eighth Utilities District, Manchester High Georgia. where we're going to have to p t tunity. W e’il be delivering gifts to the homes on Charles Spratly; Maryann B. Falkowski; Mary S. ding wishbone. has great confidence and is. in com Bill McCarthy, coach, tells us that the boys and School Co-op, Marilyn Turner, Joan O’Loughlin, “ Their football team is as good as some turnovers, not make them.” Stewart; Marybeth Ctomp; Ruth Baker; Margaret ‘ ‘They’re the kind of team you plete charge.” fam ilies brought in toys instead of tickets for their Mr. and Mrs. George Crooks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M on^y and Tuesday since the baskets are being anyone we’ve played this year, The Auburn ground attack is packed on Wednesday and delivered on Thursday. Filloramo; Beatrice T. Moorhouse; David and Ger watch on television and say, ‘I ’m Bicknell said the Eagles’ offense soccer banquet. Morse, Mrs. Stanley Waichowski and Jack and Pam except for maybe Nebraska,” said paced by backs Lionel “ Little We are looking for 125 gifts (89 for women and 36 trude Williams; Ernest and Gloria Kjellson; glad I ’m not playing them this is not “ tricky, but it’s multiple.” Great idea boys. The students at MHS have ac Stetson. Dye, whose No. 15th-ranked Tigers Train” James and Bo Jackson, who for men) for those in convalescent homes, Stanley and Helen Opalach; Martha Mason; Phyllis season,” ’ Dye said. “ They present a “ We have trouble with it complished miracles this year with the Manchester I ’m sure enough food, gifts and money will be (8-3) take'on Boston College (8-2-1) both averaged more than six yards a excluding Meadows. We are still waiting for the Mason; Hazel Christiana; Elsie Lewis; Joseph problem for us. They play a catch-up ourselyes in spring practice,” he Student Assembly collecting more than 5,000 cans contributed to provide food baskets and gifts for in the 37th annual Tangerine Bowl carry. Jackson, who turned down a Schauster; James and Theresa Dougan; Andrew offense all the time.” said. “ The quarterback can move of non-perishable food which filled and are filling everyone on the list. A delightful lady, one half of a final tally from Meadows which we will have after Saturday night. “ But they’re as big-money baseball offer from the and Aldonna Thom as;'Jam es and Jean LeSure;. and that creates problems. I Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets and Miss retired couple, called last week to “ adopt” a family the gifts from the special giving project of Center good as anyone else, including New York Yankees to go to Auburn, John and Julia Melesko; Catherine E. Putnam; l \ Second-year Boston College coach wouldn’t like to have to prepare for Dalenta — Music Dept. — collected 1,017 items. for Christmas. Along with her friend of many, Congregational are delivered and sorted. Georgia.” led the Tigers in rushing with 839 Roland Brandt; Ronald and Nancy Gocht. Jack Bicknell is the mastermind us. We try and it's a pain in the And we have the $200 gift from the Manchester many years (they’ve been fast friends since they Recent contributors to the Seasonal Sharing Auburn, a 5-point favorite, w ill be behind the Eagles’ imaginative neck.” yards despite missing two games were 8 years old), the three of them are planning to Appeal include: Beatrice and Kenneth Morrison; John and Clara Wallett; Alfred and Edna playing Boston College for the first Association of Independent Insurance Agents given offense. But much of BC’s success Auburn, which finished runner-up with injuries. Arthur and Linda Vesho; Ladies Society of Am. Christensen; Elizabeth Anderson; Elsie Bradley; time in 42 years. The Tigers, who specifically each year to purchase toys (Thank you, provide a better Christmas for a family they don’t goes to sophomore quarterback behind Georgia in the Southeastern fellows). On the other hand, given the 500-plus Latvian Ev. Lutheran Church; Harry and Victoria Joseph and Adeline Carlin; Florence Byrne and won the national championship in even know. Doug Flutie, a 5-foot-lO scrambler Conference this season, is led by “ If they run well at us, it might Smith; Israel and Shirley Snyder; Concetta Gallo; Harriet Casperson; Doris Keefe; Louis and Irma 1957, will be making their 15th bowl children whose parents ifiave been referred to the Turns out that our delightful lady has recently junior quarterback Randy not be because we can’t handle the Manchester Assn, of Independent Insurance Della Fera; Erwin and Eleanor Beyer; Norma and appearance and first since 1974. who has thrown for a New England Toys for Joy disbursement — we still have cause had foot surgery and when I began to ask if delivery Campbell, who has thrown for seven wishbone. It might be because their Agents; David and Dorothy Custer; Thomas and Eva Johnson; Victor and Irene Johnson; G O P Boston College, seeking its second record 2,739 yards this season. for worry. was too much, she said cheerfully, “ Oh, no, her hus touchdowns this season and set a backs are so good we can’t tackle Elizabeth Healy; Dorian and Margaret Shainin; Women’s Bowling League; Donald and Jane win in four bowl appearances, hasn’t Dye said Flutie reminds him of On the bright side; more than $6,000 has come in band just put his breathing apparatus in the car.” former NFL quarterback Fran SEC record with only two intercep them." said Bicknell. already for the Seasonal Sharing Appeal which And when I started once again to question if they Frederick and Irene Hughes. Richter. Blessing to you all. “been to a post-season bowl since DNA, genetics Bowl schedule gets going today of outstanding BYU quarterbacks, Calendar By United Press International and which had an 8-3 record against back Eric Redwood are sidelined was the WAC Player of the Year, stronger opposition this season. with injuries. Ellard led the NCAA finishing second in the NCIAA in Boston College, a name from the Ohio State, the country’s 16th- this season with 62 catches, 15 total individual offense with 318.8 past as college football powers go, ranked team, will try to shut down touchdowns and 1,510 yards. written by Ron Huff and Gloria Gaither. The choir is piano accompaniment by Eliza Ventras. worry clergy yards per game. The Cougars The Falcons’ air attack depends directed by Norman Nordeen and accompanied by Following the service the ladies of Calvary Church steps into fhe bowl limelight for the Brigham Young’s air attack in Ceremony of Carols on quarterback Brian McClure, finished third in the NCAA in terms Stephen Neilson, organist. w ill serve refreshments in fellowship hall. The public is ■ Jit*-'' first time in four decades Saturday tonight’s Holiday Bowl in San Diego, recovering from a broken thumb, of total offense with 466.2 yards per invited to attend. night as an underdog to the nation’s Calif., beginning at 9 p.m., EST. The adult choir of Concordia Lutheran Church will Soloists are Dawne Gagnon, Gary Jodain, Sharon “ A journey has begun of the study document. game. 15th-ranked team. Fresno State (10-1) plays Bowling who had a 64 percent completion perform Benjamin Britten’s “ Ceremony of Carols” at a Dayton and Doug McIntosh. The Junior Choir w ill also “ This gives bioethics a and we are uncertain of its The occasion is the 37th annual Green (7-4) in another game Satur average during the season. Tailback service of evening prayer Sunday at. 7:30 p.m. at the participate. real urgency for church Ohio State’s ground game is led by destination and Tangerine Bowl in which Boston day as the year-end bowl fever Chip Otten, averaging 4.3 yards per The church’s Christmas Eve services are scheduled ramifications. The work in people,” she adds. All-Big 10 tailback Tim Spencer. church. 40 Pitkin St. College (8-2-1) will face Auburn, a begins to heat up. Fresno State is a carry, is expected to lead the “ Ceremony of Carols.” a popular 20th century piece, for Friday at 7:30 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. Events at North The study document Spencer led the conference in human genetics may perrenial football power which will 12'/2-point favorite although wide Bowling Green running game. is composed of eight 15th and 16th century English seeks to avoid turning the rushing with 1,371 yards. The following events are scheduled at North United revolutionize life as we be making its 15th bowl appearance receiver Henry Ellard and running Steve Young, the latest in a string poems celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. Accom- genetic technology issue Methodist church for the coming week: know it.” paning the choir will be Rebecca Flannery, harpist. into a debate between Today —6 to 8 p.m., caroling, meet at church, return Those sobering words Other works included in the performance will be Center plans carol sing religion and science and in for cookies and hot chocolate. place in context a new Howard Hanson's "How Excellent is Thy Name," Paul' stead describes the scien The following events are scheduled at Center Sunday —5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Christmas party potiuck National Council of Manz' "E'en So Lord Jesus, Quickly Come."and “ 0 tific advances in genetics Congregational Church for the coming week: with music and worship. Bring container with as many Churches study document Fresno State grid coach to talk Savior. Rend the Heavens on High,” a motet by as a “ new gift.” Sunday —6 p.m., carol sing. pennies as you are years old. on bioethical concerns — Seeking to root an un Brahms. Monday —3:30 p.m., staff meeting, church office. Friday —7:30 p.m., informal family service; 10 to 11 an arcane, technically dif The choir is conducted by David L. Almond, director derstanding of this “ new Tuesday —10 a.m., Emma Nettleton group, Robbins p.m., fellowship; 11 p.m., Christmas Eve service. ficult area, yet one that has of music at Concordia. The service will conclude with Room; 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, Choral Room; 6:30 implications for all of gift” in the Christian doc eggnog and cookies. For additional information, call humankind. trine of God as creator, the with Wranglers of fledgling USFL p.m,, sacred dance group. Federation Room; 7:30 p.m., 649-9349 department of fellowship, 5B Racebrook Drive, East Scientists now believe paper argues: Hartford. Rev. Conover to be feted that through the use and “ We may not judge the manipulation of DNA technology to be intrin at. I have to consider the security Wednesday —7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. ’ FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) — Fresno report he had already signed a con Wranglers following the California Here’s Concordia’s week More than 200 people are expected to attend a dinner molecules — the so-called sically good or evil, but we for myself, my children and my Friday —7 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., Christmas Eve and reception Sunday at 1 State University football coach Jim tract with the USFL team. Bowl game. “ building blocks" of life — must speak to the ap Herald photo by Pinto grandchildren." The following events are scheduled at Concordia candlelight communion services; 9 p.m., wassail in Sweeney, on the eve of his team’s A Phoenix newspaper reported p.m. in honor of the Rev. propriate use of the new After a two-year stint at FSU. in Lutheran Church for the coming week: narthex. they intentionally alter life game against Bowling Green in the “ The report I heard on a local Thursday that Brad Liebman, J. Stanton Conover’s technology. We need not cluding a 1977 league championship. Friday — Christmas Eve services, 3 p.m.. Holy Com forms, create new forms of East rebounder California Bowl,confirmed Friday television station is absolutely minority owner of the Wranglers, retirement as pastor of life never seen on Earth hesitate to suggest that Sweeney left to join the Oakland munion: 5 p.m.. children's festial. Holy Communion; he will meet next week with of false," Sweeney said Thursday said the choice for head coach was th e B o lto n within the broad context of Raiders as an assistant. He was a 10:45 p m , carol sing; 11 p.m.. Holy Communion with before and eradicate genes Joe Smith of East Catholic soared high to come down with ficials of the Arizona Wranglers of night. “ There is no way in the world either Sweeney or University of Second’s pageant Sunday Congregational Church. God’s relation to humanity coach with the St. Louis Cardinals candlelight which are considered rebound In losing effort against Notre Dame High of West the new United States Football that is true.” Illinois head coach Mike White. C onover, a N ew ark, there is a dependable the next season and rejoined FSU as The following events are scheduled at Second "bad.” He said he had a “verbal com ‘ T d say that we will have a coach N.J. native, attended Up- knowledge about human Haven Thursday night at Eagles’ Nest. Jett Johnson (44) League. head coach in 1980. His five year Congregational Church for the coming week: The council’s study docu Sweeney denied a local television mitment” to negotiate with the within 24 hours, certainly within the sala College in East life and the worldly sn- watches play develop. record at FSU is 34-21 with two Chili supper at Emanuel Sunday —10 a.m., Christmas pageant and seasonal ment — not yet an official next two days,” Liebman said, ad Orange, N.J. and Brown vironment.” league championships, including a 6- sharing; 5:30 p.m., junior senior caroling, meet at statement of the churches ding an announcement would not be The following events are scheduled at Emanuel University in Providence, And while affirming 0 PCAA mark this season. church. — has been two years in the made until next week. Lutheran Church for the coming week: R.I. He received his human creativity, it also Sweeney said a factor in his Tuesday —9:30 a.m., Bible study. making and takes up the One unconfirmed report said Sunday —5 p.m., youth chili supper; 5:30 p.m., bachelor of divinity notes dangers In that decison would be the opportunity to Friday —7:30 p.m., Christmas Eve candlelight ser theological, ethical and Two new proposals Sweeney had been ofered a $500,000 carolers meet at church. degree from Andover public policy issues raised creativity^'which must im Rams prepared contract for five years. Another said coach his quarterback son, Kevin, a vice. Monday —1 p.m., Phebe Circle to decorate tree; 4 Newton Theological by recombinant DNA pose limits upon the glories he was offered $90,000 a year for local high school star who was p.m., staff meeting; 6.45 p.m., scouts court of honor; Seminary. technology, or gene of human powers.” three years. He currently makes highly recruited but signed to play 7:30 p.m., property committee, Conover was ordained splicing, especially as it given to Garvey $49,000 annually at FSU. at FSU, Tuesday —4 p.m . Cherub and Junior choirs. Missions film planned into the Christian affects the Initiation of new for homecoming “ I would be willing to talk to “ Coachine Kevin is something that is extremely important," Wednesday —6 p.m., den meeting; 7 to 9 p.m., ministry in May 1949. He life forms; the modifica anybody when they are talking MARCH class; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. The following events are scheduled at Faith Baptist served at the West Shore Sweeney said. " I have talked to tion of existing life forms SAN DIEGO (U P I) - Jerry Kaps- the Padres' counter-offer to financially the way the Wranglers Thursday —2 p m.. Altar Guild to decorate sanctuary. Church during the Christmas season: REV. CONOVER) Baptist Church in Rocky Kevin at length about this. He is for therapeutic or other tetn, agent for free agent first Garvey’s “ final” proposal in which LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Thb Los Super Bowl team in 1979 to one of are talking," Sweeney said. “ Finan Friday —4:15 p.m., prelude music; 4:30 p.m., family Sunday —7 p.m., “ Love Transcending,” John Peter R iver, Ohio, from 1949 to THE ready for me to do whatever I . . . to be honored reasons; and the danger baseman Steve Garvey, said his he reportedly ask^ $8.8 million for Angeles Rams, who might abandon the league’s very worst in just three cially, it is something 1 have to look Christmas service, 11 p.m., pre-service music; 11:30 son cantata. 1956, when he became the choose to do.” such experiments pose for BIBLE client had received two new a five-year contract. attempts to compile a 1982 highlight years under the management of p.m., Christmas candlelight service. Friday —7 p.m., Christmas Eve service. pastor of the Asylum Avenue Baptist Church in Hart accidentally terminating SPEAKS proposals Friday from the teams Kapstein also spoke to Giants’ film and $ettle for a highlight owner Georgia Frontiere. Page considered Saturday —6:30 a m., Julotta Swedish Christmas ser Dec. 31 —9 p.m. to midnight. New Y ea r’s E ve service ford. species. that are still in the bidding for his owner Bob Lurie Friday. snapshot, return to their home of 36 Examples: The Rams got rid of vice; 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther Hall, 60 with “ First Fruits,” film recounting origins of modem Conover has been pastor of the Bolton Congregational Bugaiw services. “ We feel we have as good a years as the visiting team Saturday linebackers Jack Reynolds and Bob for judgeship Church St. missions. Church since 1964. He is m arried to Irene F. McDowell, R a d i« J g | “ We have the technology “ One proposal had some improve chance to sign him as anybody,” when they take on the playoff-bound Brudzinski and defensive end Fred a Hartford school teacher. The couple has two children, ST. PAU L, Minn. (U P I) — Gov.- now to change life as we ment of a minor change but the said the Giants’ Lurie, squelching Los Angeles Raiders. Dryer. Note the term "got rid of.” Pamela C. Hawk and Stanton K. Conover, and two elect Rudy Perpich said he is con know it, and we are on the other one had some very significant reports the Giants were still in And the Rams, who elevated Not to be confused with "traded.” . -TV I Christmas concert slated Candlelight service set To InunorUUn your sidering former National Football granddaughters. brink of having even more changes,” Kapstein said from his of volved only for the publicity. booing to a cult practice in Anaheim Then the Rams missed oppor — 6 Conover is a member of the Manchester Lodge of name, do not carve It upon League star Alan Page, who The Trinity Covenant Church Choir will present a A Christmas candlelight service is scheduled Sunday technology,” said Rena fice. Smith said the primary thing Stadium this year with several dis tunities to acquire such players as Masons and Kiwanis in Manchester. He has served as a n m e wilting tree, or paint It received his law degree from the Christmas concert during both worship services at 8 and at 7 p.m. at Calvary Church, 400 Buckland Road. Jeanna Yocom, a deaconess from The Chicago Cubs, San Diego working against the Giants is cold, mal performances, probably will Fred Dean, regarded as one of the gralfiti-atyle upon aome University of Minnesota Law School SATl RDAY 11 a.m. Sunday. ^ Schwartz w ill sing with guitar and piano accompani board member of the Manchester Red Cross and is on Prairie Village, Kan., and Padres and San Francisco Giants windy Candlestick Park, reasoning get a worldclass rotten reception N F L ’s premier pass rushers; tackle crumbling wall, or even in 1978 and practices in litigation Noon —Llollege football: The presentation, entitled “ His Love Reaching,” was ment. Beatrice Maher will sing “ Oh, Holy Night” with the board of directors of the Ocean Park Association. one of the nnajor author’s are still in hot pursuit of Garvey, that playing conditions have to be when they take the field in the Los John Dutton, now a starter with engrave It on a brazen plate and labor law, for a judgeship. DrluMari- V8. Eastern Kentucky, and although Kapstein refused to important to a 34-year-old seeking a Angeles Coliseum in the city they Dallas; tight end Russ Francis, now or marble .tone. The Page, an all-pro lineman for the ■Channel 3 say when Garvey would make his five-year contract. “ I still think deserted three years ago. starting with the San Francisco remorwlen march of time Minnesota Vikings who finished his 12:.30 — Jet» vs. Dolphins, final decision, it was expected an patience is going to pay o ff for us in The Rams will travel 25 miles by 49ers with Dean; ami wide receiver will (urely eraie It from N F L career with the Chicago Bears, Channel 30, WPOP announcement would come within 24 the end,” Smith said. bus for their away game while the John Jefferson, now catching memory. said he would be very interested, but 1 —Bruins vs. Kings, Channel hours. On Thursday, Garvey presented Raiders will jet 400 miles from their everything thrown in his general Religious Services . If you would truly etch your has not talked to Perpich about such 38 Although Kapstein would not his proposition to the three clubs true home in Oakland for their home direction for the Green Bay name on the lace of eternity, 3.4.5 —(College basketball! . name the teams that had changed still bidding for him but none met game. All of which makes more Packers. a position.' allow the linger of God to In- UCLA vs. Iowa, Channel .30 , their proposals, the Cubs admitted his demands. sense than most of what the Rams ■cribo It la iM tM a Shng 4 —Rams vs. Raiders, Channel LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 and 7;30 p.m; Sunday masses at p.m., evening service, nursery. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 bishop. 9:16 a.m., sacrament ' earlier Friday that they were the “ W e’ve had detailed discussions have accomplished this season. 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST a.m. Worship srvlce. sanctuary: meeting 10:15 a.m.. Sunday your trusting obedience, Heb. 3, WPOP Andover and North River Road. Rev, W H. Lake St. Rev. James Bellasov, team that offered “ minor” changes with all three teams, but no team Rams fans have several reasons Wilkens. pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 047 SOCIETY: East, 153 W. Vernon 10 a.m. Church School. school and primary; 11:25 a.m., 9:S-g. No fame from mighty 4 —College football; Bowling has accepted our proposal in full,” to belittle their team. They could Mueller attempts to their original proposal. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser 10:30 a.m.. worship service; 7 Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM. 400 priesthood end relief society. exhibitions can compare, Green vs. Fresno State, ESPN vice. p.m.. evening service. Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; mlnlst10:30 a.m.„ Service. E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi ST. JAMES CHURCH. 696 “ We just made a modest change Kapstein said Thursday night in Los point to the 1-5 record this season CHURCH OF ANDOVER. Route 6. Luke 10:17J0. Overcoming 4 —Pro tennis: Toyota Series, Rev. Richard H Taylor. 9:30a.nr>.. ST. MARY CHURCH. 1600 CHURCH OF THE Thursday: Theocratic School ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Richard J. Plavln, Israel Tabatsky, Main St. Rev. Francis V. in our original proposal. We did it Angeles. “ As of now,' we w ill stay in and the 3-11 record dating to last CHURCH. Park and Church dally through Him assures USA Cable church school (or all ages; 11 Main St. Father James J. William ASSUMPTION, Adame Street at (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; cantor. Dr. Leon Wind. Rabbi KrukowskI, Rev. Robert Burbank, ' more or less as a gesture of good round-the-clock contact with all of season. They could comment on the son. pastor. Masses Saturday at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. Service . Meeting (ministry Street. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob Emeritus. Servloes. 8:15 p.m. Rev. Richard A. Lamore, team Uiat one’s name wUl never be ,5 —Boxing, Channel 8 am., worship, nursery care the clubs.” Ram s’ defense, which firm ly holds to increase lead . faith,” said Cubs’ owner Andrew provided 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses training). 8:15 p.m.; Sunday: son, Rev. Frederick 0 . Moser, Friday and 9:45 a.m., Saturday. minister Rev. Edward J. Reardon. erased. Rev. 3:5. But If It Is 7:30 —Celtics vs. Hawks, am.; holydays, 5:30 and 7:30 at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; curate. 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist: EMANUEL LUTHERAN Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 McKenna from his office in Chicago. Garvey’s $8.8 million demand was down the last spot in the 28-team not written there, eternal loss Channel 4, WINE p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 and Watchtower Study, 10:25. 9 a.m. first, second and fourth CHURCH, Church and Chestnut p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30) 9. about $3 million more than any of NFL, showing in last week’s 27-24 sometimes-dangerous downhill 8 It was believed that the Padres VAL GARDENA, Itajy (UPI) — Bolton ZION EVANGELICAL Sundays. Holy Communion and will be his fate. Rev. 10:18. 7..30 —Rangers vs. Red Wings, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 11:45 a.m. Streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. was the team that made a signifi- the three - offers, the San Diego come-from-ahead loss to Denver it Peter Mueller of Switzerland looks races, is third with 25. CHURCH. United Church of SALVATION ARMY. 061 Main LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Church school: third Sunday, pastor; Stephen E. Farwig, Intern; To confess Jesus Is to have Channel 9 CHURCH OF ST MAURICE. 32 icant change in its proposal. Kaps Tribune reported Friday, saying was clearly worse than the Broncos’ to Increase his lead in the overall Saturday’s race at Val Gardena Hebron Road. The Rev, J. Clifford Christ. Rt. 44A. Rev. Robert K. St. Ma). and Mrs. Arthur Carlson. Synod), Cooper and High streets. morning prayer; 11 a.m. first, se the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, my name confessed by him 8 —College football: Boston Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor, 9 cond and third Sundays,, Holy Garvey had offers from each club in 27th-ranked defense. w ill be combined with the results Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at Bechtold. 9:45 a.m., church 9:30 a.m.. Sunday school; 10:45 pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m., tein met earlier Friday with San men’s world cup standings in a pair Communion; fourth Sunday, mor before the Father, Matt. College vs. Auburn, Channel 38, 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. school, grades nursery through 6; a m., holiness meeting; 7 p.m., a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m worship: 9:45 ehurch Diego president Ballard Smith bear the $5 to $6 million range. But maybe the fans’ biggest gripe of downhill races this weekend. from Tuesday’s special slalom at Sunday School and Youth Forum. ning prayer. Holy Communion school, adult forum. Bible study, 10:33, and It la to wear his ESPN 9; 15 and 11 a.m. 10 a m., worship service, 11 a.m., salvation rr>eetlng. FOR SPARKLING is with the manner in which the Mueller, 25, from Zurich, gained (^urmayeur. That means American BOLTON UNITED METHODIST church school, for grades 7 UNITED PENTECOSTAL Holy Communion first and third every Wednesday at 10 a.m. nursery; 11 a.m.. worship, alter name here and eternally. 8:30 —Whalers vs. Blues, CALVARY CHURCH WOODWORK. TILE, Rams have been reduced from a his lead last Sunday when he won the Phil Mahre will be seeking a strong CHURCH, 1041 Boston Turnpike. through adult, coffee and CHURCH, 187 Woodbrldgs St. Sunday. native worship In chspd, nursery. Rev. 3:13. Channel 30, WTIC (Assemblies of God), 400 rain-delayed supergiant slalom race Rev. Marjorie Hlles, pastor. 9:30 fellowship, confirmation class, Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 CHURCH OF CHRIST. LydsH CONCORDIA LUTHERAN GLASS AND PAINTED finish. Buckland Road. Rev. Kenneth L. 10.30 —Nets vs. Nuge#'ts, a.m.. church school; 11 am., activities for grades nursery a.m.. Sunday school; 11 a.m., and Vernon streets. Eugene CHURCH (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. SURFACES, add three at Val D ’Isere, France. But he Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Burton D. Strand, pastor. 8 a.m., Channel 9 worship service, nursery. through 6. and Junior choir mornirtg worship; 0 p.m., evening Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. tablespoons of washing Brewers concerned skipped this week’s special slalom Mahre, the defending World Cup rehearsal. worship; 7:30 p.m.. blMe study Sunday services: 9 a.m. piMs Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, nursery; 9:16 ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL soda to a quart of warm at Ojurmayeur, Italy which was champion, slipped to a third place CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. THE FIRST (Tuesday); p p.m.. Ladles' prayer classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. worship;'Chlld-cars and nursery; a.m.. Christian growth hour, MJMMOFGWBT , Sports SUNDAY 7:00 p.m., evening service of won by three-time World Cup cham finish at Courmayeur In his first John C. Holllger, vicar. 10 a.m.. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Thursday); 7 p.m., Men's prayer worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Holy Com water and wash. No rinsing praise and Bibis preaching. confrontation of the season with 1 —Giants vs. Redskins, Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. OF COVENTRY. 1171 Main St. (Thursday); 7 p.m., Youth aervloe ble study. Nursery provided for al) munion, nursery. required. < 'Calendar pion Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden. (Friday). NORTH UNITED METHODIST TRINITY COVENANT Channel 3 Nursery program and coffee Rev. Bruce Johnson, pastor. 11 servloes. over Fingers' arm The redheaded Mueller, once feis rival Stenmark. The American a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., church PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. CHURCH. 300 Parker S t Richard CHURCH, 302 Hacatack St. Rev. 1 —Browns vs. Steelers, fellowship. ty but now a bit mellow, is the first finished 30th last year at Val BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL school In Church Larte House. Spruce S t Rev. Richard Gray, SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 W. Dupee. pastor. 0:40 and 10:16 Norman Swenson. 6 a.m., a.m.. worship, aduN Bible dase, downhill racer to lead the cup stan Gardena. Channel 30 CHURCH. Bolton Center Road. Nursery care provided. pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser a.m., church servloe. Sunday worship: 8:26 s.m., Sunday game," General Manager Harry Saturday nursery, coffee between services; MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Two Mueller turned in the best time 4 — Patriots vs. Seahawks, Rev. J. Stanton Conover. 9:30 vice. nursery; 9:15 a.m., Surtday school, and oars for small School; 10:26 a.m., coffee and THE NEW C4LV4SV CINMGH BASKETBALL dings since Austrian ace Franz 10:15 a.m., church school, months after the World Series — Dalton told The Milwaukee Journal. a.m.. worship, church school, Manchester school; 7 p.m., Informal worship. children. fellowship: 11 a.m.. worship. AaeemWIee of Qod Manchealer al Rockville, 8 Klammer in 1975. during the first day of practice Channel 30 ST. JOHN'S POLISH ' COMMUNITY BAPTIST nursery; 6:30 to 7 p.m., Junior and SOUTH UNITED METHODIST which he missed— the right arm of ‘‘There’s no other way to approach nursery; 10:30 a.m., coffee and Si . Bernard at Eaat Catholic Thurwlay on the Slaslonch course. 4.30 —College football: Mesa NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. senior Igh MYF; 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.. CHURCH. 1228 Main St. Dr. 4M iwoklond M . it. So as far at looking at 196S goea, “ I ’m a bom figh ter," Mueller said fellowship; 10:45 a.m., forum, GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. CHURCH. 585 E. Center S t Rev. reliever Rollie Fingers of the But he will also face a strong . Central State for NAIA Chnm- 10 a.m.. breaking bread; 11:45 23 Gotway S t Rev. Walter A. James I. Meek, minister. 9:16 Junior and senior shored dance Shephard 8. Johnson. Rev. (eomor DomlWB M .) Rollie Fingers is a question mark.” (girla), 10i30 a.m. a day before downhill training began adult study group. Milwaukee Brewers is still sore and challenge from a pair of Canadian '^onship, USA Cable a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Hyszko, pastor. 8:30 a.m., mass a.m.. Church school for all ages, groupe. Holy Communion first Laurence M. HM. pastors. 9 and "H e’s really right,” said Fingers, ICE HOCKEY at this resort in the north of Italy. In English and Polish. kindergarten through Grade 4 Sunday of each month. 10:46 a.m.. worship; 9 a.m.. •OUTH WINDSOR dob officials said Friday they are skiers — reigning downhill cham 7 —Pro tennis. Toyota Series, Coventry gospel meeting. the Cy Young award winner in 1961. Farmington va. Manchester at “ It’s difficult to be leading the FULL GOSPEL ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S continuing during ths servloe: SECOND CONGREGATIONAL church school, nursery through cohcemed. pion Steve Podborskl and consistent USA Cable CHURCH, 741 E. Middle Turn CHURCH. 385^ N. Main S t The grade 9; 10:46 a.m.. nursery and “ I’m not really sure, either, and I BIP, 7i50. World Cup, but I have nothing to COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN INTERDENOMINATIONAL 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, fingers tore a muscle in the arm 7.30 —Celtics vs. Pistons, pike. Rev. Martin J. Schdsky, nursery provided. Rev. V. Joseph M9ton.j>aslor. 10 senior high dess; 8 p.m., UnMsd WRESTUNG lose. When I race I race to win.” Ken Read. CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. Sept. 1 and didn't pitch again, even won’t be until I ’m 100 percent.” pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. s.m. worship servloe and ohuroh Methodist youth fellowship: 6 Mancheater / Eaat Catholic at Hartl Welrather, another of the Mueller, Podborskl and Read Channel 4, WINF bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans, Philip P. Saunders. Sunday 10:30 BdM a.m. i Fingers bad the arm examined Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and 236 Main S t Rev. Neale McLain, schoel: 11 a.m. fellowship hour. p.m., 8.O.8.; 7:30 p.m., aduH Bi though he tried to get ready for the finished last season tied with 115 9 —Falcons vs. 49ers, Channel pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a m. a.m.. aduH Bible study and Sun last week and haa begun a careful Manchester Invitational Tourna “ gang” of Austrian downhillers, is senior pastor: Rev. (3eorga Em- CENTER CONGREGATIONAL ble study. I l h M M i . ' Fwwaleaia'- American League playoffs and worship; 1C:45 a.m. Surrday day school; 7 p.m., worship ser 11:30 a.m. ment, 10 a.m. second In the overall classification points but Podborskl was awarded 8, W POP ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST aiiiotas a f earelif rehabilitation program that has him school; 7 p.m. Bible study and vice. ft/esday at 7:30 p.m., mltt, minister of visitation and TiM p jn. < ' Series. the title on the basis of better 10.30 —Lakers vs. Mavericks, Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, 30 throw 10 to U pitches, at least half- Cheney Tech at Pompcraug Tour with 33 points. Stenmark, a slalom sellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 special Bible studies; Wednesday outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday FelleaNhfp aM “ We have to be concerned until we pastor: Rev. Chet Copeland, Woodside St. Wayne 8. Taylor. nament, 9 a.m. specialist who refuses to nm in the results over the ^season. ESPN , p.m. prayer meeting. at 7:30 p.m., worship servloe. and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll. oo- school: 10:45 a.m.. worship, him pitch in a major league spe^. every o(her day. paators. Saturday masses at 5 chHdrsn’s church and nursery; 7 associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. PRINCE OF PEACE Prayer line 046-8731 24 hours. f i
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together as a team. We’re not San Francisco X24), Minnesota (S-S)^ Hi By Joe Carnicelll losing. He’s still with us. He’s still at Detroit (3-3), New England (3-3). UPl Executive Sports Editor our coach. This won’t change as at Seattle (3-3), Green Bay (4-2) at! ^Itim o re (04), St. Louis (3-3) at; The New York Giants are fighting drastically as if he just picked up and left.” Chicago (2-4), Kansas City (1-5) at recent history as well as the Denver (24) and Houston (1-5) at Washington Redskins Sunday. “If things don’t work out for us, a Basketball lot of people may make this out to be Philadelphia (1-5). Hockey Football Late in his first season as an NFL CincinnaU (5-1) is at San Diego (1r head coach in 1976, Lou Holtz the reason,” said All-Pro linebacker Brad van Pelt. “But everyone here 2) Monday night in a rem atch decided the pro game was not for between last season’s AFC playoff hiri) and announc^ that he would- is 21 to 31 years of age. We’re all mature adults, supposedly. If we finalists. take over as coach at the University Dallas has beaten New Orleans in of Arkansas. Holtz’ team, the New can’t handle it, maybe this isn’t the NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE profession we should be in.” eight of their nine meetings. The By United Press International NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. n a t io n a l FOOTBALL LEAGUE York Jets, then ended a woeful 3-11 Wales Conference By United Press International Washington Coach Joe Gibbs Cowboys ripped Houston 37-7 Mon By United Press International American Conference season being routed 42-3 by Cincin Patrick Division Easien Conference day night and the faltering Saints W L T Pta. GF GA W L T Pet. PF PA doesn’t expect Perkins’ resignation Atlantic Division NY Jets 5 1 0 .833 171 96 nati. 'were crushed 35-0 by Atlanta last NY IsUnders 17 13 5 9 127 lOB W L Pet. GB In 1978, Chuck Fairbanks an to be a major factor and expects a Philadelphia 17 11 4 SB 126 lOS CincinnaU 5 1 0 333 139 90 Sundpy. The Saints had won two in a Philadelphia 19 4 JK - LA Raiders 5 1 0 333 155 125 nounced just before the playoffs that close game as his club tries to clinch W a s h in g 13 9 9 35 118 113 Boston 19 5 .792 Vk row but have fallen back to .500 with NY Rangers 16 13 2 34 130 120 New Jersey 12 11 7 San Diego 4 2 0 .687 160 130 a playoff spot. 30 Buffalo 4 2 0 .687 98 73 he would be leaving the New P ittsb u rg 9 16 6 21 106 140 Washington U 11 iZ» 7M “It doesn’t matter what happens the defeat. STEVE EMERSON New Jersey 6 21 7 19 94 14B New S 16 SO IM Miami 4 2 0 .887 117 95 England Patriots to become head DOUQ LEONARD PAT SILVER Pittsburgh 4 2 0 .887 m 101 coach at the University of Colorado. the first three Buffalo became a prime playoff . . . starting forward Adams Division Central Division candidate last week by shutting out . . . veteran starter rugged rebounder Montreal 19 7 6 44 1S2 110 Milwaukee 15 9 .825 - Seattle 3 3 0 300 101 96 The Patriots promptly went out and quarters,” Gibbs Boston 18 9 6 42 134 104 Detroit 13 U .M2 2 New England 3 3 0 30) 63 101 said. “I guarantee Pittsburgh 13-0, holding Steeler Quebec 15 12 4 34 147 141 Atlanta 12 11 .522 2V^ O eveUibl 2 4 0 331 89 122 were ripped 31-14 by Houston in the Buffalo 13 13 6 32 125 112 Denver 2 4 0 333 111 146 you, it’ll be life quarterback Terry Bradshaw and Indiana 9 14 .391 5Vk Kansas City 1 5 0 .187 89 129 first game of the playoffs. Hartford 9 17 4 22 104 143 Chicago 8 IS 6Vk and death in the replacement Cliff Stoudt to minus Campbell Conference Houston 1 5 0 .187 81 155 Last Wednesday, Ray Perkins an Clever 3 20 .130 11V% BalUmore 0 6 0 .000 60 138 two yards passing. It was the Bills’ Norris Division Western Conference nounced that he will leave the fourth quarter. W L T Pts. GF GA NaUonal Conference second shutout in the last three Midwest Division W L T Pet. PF PA Giants at the' end of the season to I’d like to have a Chicago 20 5 6 46 140 97 W L Pet. GB games. Tampa Bay fell behind the Minnesota 19 8 6 44 148 119 17 9.864 - Dallas 5 1 0 .833 156 83 take over for retiring Paul "Bear” game where 23-game MCC slate San Antonio Washington 5 1 0 333 120 104 New York Jets 14-0 before the Bucs’ St. Louis 11 20 3 25 IIS 131 Kansas City 13 7 .880 1 Bryant at the University of we’re winning big Detroit 7 18 7 21 94 135 Dallas 11 11 JOO 4 Atlanta 4 2 0 .687 153 119 Alabama. The Giants, who have won late. But I just offense could take the field in a Toronto 5 18 6 16 97 134 Denver 10 14 .417 6 G m n Bay 4 2 0 .687 144 115 Smythe Division Utah 9 14 391 6V^ Minnesota 3 3 0 300 108 98 % three consecutive games to move don’t see that snowstorm at Shea Stadium last Detroit 3 3 0 300 102 95 week and lost 3M7. Tampa Bay’s Edmonton 14 11 7 35 ISO 135 Houston 3 19 .138 13 into playoff contention at 3-3, will be happening. I t’s Vancouver 13 14 6 32 125 116 Pacific Division 74Y Giants 3 3 0 300 108 97 hopes for the playoffs are based on Winnipeg 14 13 3 31 131 132 Los Angeles 5 .773 - St. Louis 3 3 0 .500 101 U4 under close scrutiny today as they just one dogfight after another. New Orleans ^ 3 3 0 300 77 106 starting with Classic Los Angeles 13 13 5 31 110 119 Seattle n 6 m Vt the fact that the Bucs’ last three face what amounts to their toughest “ Winning those close games has Calgary 11 18 6 28 137 149 Portland 14 11 380 San Franci^r^ 2 4 0 333 156 IK 8 games are at home. - (Top four in each division qualify for Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 85 111 opponent this season. helped our guys, especially the Phoenix 13 11 3C 5 Chicago 2 4 0 .333 77 112 Pittsburgh, which has been shut Stanlev Cup plavoffs.) (kilden State U 14 .440 7% ‘m i The Redskins, now 5-1, beat the younger guys, develop a toughness. Fnd^'s Games San Diego 4 20 . .167 14 Fiiilaaelphia 1 5 0 .187 106 135 out twice in the last three weeks,
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Peinting-Pepering 32 Articlea tor Sale 4 f Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 □ REAL ESTATE P A IN T IN G & P A P E R a Free Classified Ada Wanted to Buy 40 Apartments lor Rent 53 Apartments for Bent 53 MIsc. lor Bent 5$ Autos lor Sale 81 Homes For Sale 23 Hanging Ceilings repaired. References. Ful BOYS BICYCLE, 24” OLDER SINGLE or mulU M A N C H E S T E R - One, MANCHESTER - First GARAGE FOR rent. CHRYSLER CORDOBA ALUMINUM SHEETS Service BABYSITTER in my ly insured. Quality work! Mark IV , good condition, fam ily unit for cash. Han two, three bedroom and floor, one bedroom, Storage only. $30.00 1977 - AC, PS, PB, two door NEW 2-FAMILY - Two Cooper Street home 2 or 3 Martin Mattsson, evenings used as printing plates. .007 single speM, in-between dyman special OK. Call townhouse apartments appliances, carpeting m on th ly. M an ch ester, hardtop. One owner. Best bedroom townhouses, Technicians nights a week. Telephone 649-4431. thick, 23x28%". 50c each, age bike, $11.00. Good for Strano Real Estate, 646- available immediately. excellent location, $355.00 Foster Street. 64W795. offer. Call 623-6245. 646-5849. country kitchen with or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- middle school age. 649- 2000. $375, $415, $475. Security per month, utilities not in appliances, carpet and 1979 AMC SPIRIT, power Experienced ser INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 2711. They MUST be picked 0832. ' required. Heat and hot cluded, available January vinyl floors, double glazed brakes, power steering, 'Your Community Newspaper" vice technicians painting, also ceilings up before 11:00 a.m. only. water included. Call Ren- 1st. MANCHESTER - New □ AUTOMOTIVE EARN EXTRA MONEY windows, aluminum storm air-conditioning, clean. painted and repaired. Good SIX FOOT Artificial scotch * RENTALS U I Office, 8754474. two bedroom townhouse, only to service all TOR CHRISTMAS - windows and doors, full 647-9137. references. 875-8045. USED DESKS - 30x60 and pine Christmas tree with fully applianced kitchen, Sell Avon. Earn good $$$. set basement with washer and ••••••••••••••••••••#••• 30x40, $25.00 and up, swivel stand, very good condition. carpeting, private deck, Auto Parts For Sale 60 phases of air- Rooms for Rout 52 NEWLY RENOVATED - your own hours. dryer connections, gas chairs, steno and arm Asking $16.00. Call 643- basement with washer and AUDI, lOOLS, 1974. Needs Building Contracting 33 «••••••••••••«•••••••••• Six room duplex. 1% baths, Lost and Found 1 Help Wanted 13 conditioning, heat fired, hot water baseboard •••••••••••••••••••••••• chairs, $20.00 and up, side 7252. j dryer connections, im- Autos For Sale 61 work, transmission shot, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 523-9401 heating system. $98,500.00. M A N C H E S T E R - N ic e gas heat & hot water. $525 •••••••••••••••••••••••• PLEASE READ ing and refriger LEON CIESZYNSKI chairs, $10.00 and up. 649- m M iate occupancy, M05.00 but no rust, excellent in LOST: Grey striped angora HALF DAY - Nice Day - or 278-2941 Summitt Village Con room with kitchen plus security. 646-3253. 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 terior, good tires, AM -FM BUILDER. New homes, 3886. SNOW T IR E S with wheels, per month, utilities not in YOUR AD coon cat, Linwood Drive, F:venings. If you can spare ation. Must be dominiums. New two privileges. Gentleman cyl., automatic, air- radio. $700 or best o ffe r.. additions, remodeling, rec 6.40-6.50 - 15 general tires, cluded. Peterman Agency, bedroom townhouses $46,- preferred. $50.00 weekly. M A N C H E S TE R - Four conditioning, 27,000 miles. Keenev Street area. Cail just four hours a day and licensed. Generous rooms, garages, kitchens FUR JACKET, size 11; nylon, tubeless. $30.00-pair. 649-9404 or 647-0080. Call 643-2711 (days) ask for Classified ads are taken 649-3847. nave a pleasant telephone Situation Wanted 15 900.00. Peterman Realty, Security. Telephone 64i3- room apartment, stove. Superb car! Many extras! rem odel^, ceilings, bath two ladies coats, size 14. 643-7420. Paul, or 745-4565 (evenings over the phone as a con voice, why not learn how company benefits. 649-9404/647-0080. 1878. $320 plus utilities. CLEAN THREE Bedroom $4496. 644-2942. tile, dormers, roofing. Brown formica kitchen set. and weekends). Christmas Trees 4 you can earn $80 - $150 RECEPTIONIST type References and security. venience. The Herald is Call for Residential or commer Call after 3 p.m., 643-5069- THREE PIECE SUIT, apartment. Appliances, weekly. Perfect for work, answering busy MANCHESTER - 6-6 CENTRAL LOCATION, 649-4003. central location. Older 1978 CHEVETTE, four 1954 FORD Two door responsible for only one appointment cial, 649-4291. gray plaid, 44 long, worn FOR SALE - Christmas students, housewives, phones, light typing,, - part. „ Duplex. Business zone, kitchen privileges, parking child accepted, no pets speed, $2500. Excellent Sedan, running, some rust, incorrect insertion and time mornings, Pli ATARI Ves - Two three times, $95.00. Call . Trees - Cut your own. 66 moonlighters, and others. leas^ call Aluminum siding. available. Security and •MANCHESTER - Deluxe $450 monthly plus heat ancand condition. Telephone 646- best offer. 871-8393 then only to the size of 871-1111 Hazel, 643-8502 ELECTRICAL SERVICES joysticks, two paddles, six 649-1383. ilirch Mountain Road, Call Mr. Kurowski between Assumable mortgage. $80,- written references four room apartment, utilities. .References a 1236. evenings or weekends. the original insertion. - We do all types of Elec cartridges, Donky-Kong, Boiton. 5-9 p.m. at 643-27U, 900. The Hayes Corp., 64^ required. For application .stove, refrigerator, dis must. Call after 1 p.m., trical Work! Licensed. Cali Asteroids, Defender in DRUM SET, beginners Errors which do not Condominiums 22 0131. call 643-2693. posal, hardwood floors. 1969 MUSTANG - 3 s p ^ . F O R D 1972 G a la x y . SALES - Industrial. This is •••••••••••• •••••••••• cluded. $175. Call after 3 three piece, like new, 649-7137. 8 after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. lessen the value of the LICENSED NURSE - u career opportunity with p.m., 643-7386. .$450 includes heat and hot Good running condition. Mechanically good. 649- MANCHESTER - Two $98.00. Stand seat, and SHARE A KITCHEN & advertisement will not Come out of retirement for one of the fastest growing MANCHESTER - Price water. References and MANCHESTER - Very $1000. 295-9734 after 5:00 3130. Living bedroom condo for rent, A- FARRAND cymbal included. Cali 643- BATH with one other be corrected by an ad this one. No stress, no fuss, companies in our industry reduced to $83,900. Unique QUASAR 21” TV - Floor security. 649-4003. nice six room duplex, 1% p.m. C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, R EM O D ELING - Cabinets, 6182 between 5 and 8 p.m. gentleman. Own bedroom. ditional insertion. Christmas no bother. Call 649-2358. to earn in excess of $18,000 - nine room home with model. Zenith floor model baths, stove, refrigerator, PONTIAC LeMANS, 1970. 659-3008. Roofing, Gutters, Room Call for details. 643-1878. .MANCHESTER - Two 1974 DART - Good depen $22,000 in your first year. cathedral ceiling in living record player. Call after 5 CHILDS Mickey Mouse washer, wall to wall Excellent mechanical con Additions, Decks, all types bedroom townhouse, all dable car. High mileage. Trees ARM ED PERSO NNEL to Our products are of ad room, four bedrooms, p.m., 649-8496. table and chair set. Like carpeting. Near dition, $300. 649-3515 after 1S LEWIS ST. of Remodeling and GENTLEMAN - Central, appliances, garage. $475 in Pioneer stereo. monitor alarm central sta vanced design with energy fireplace, three full baths, new, excellent Christmas everything. $500.00 plus 6pm. (off spring 8t. bohind birn) CHFA LOW R ATE - 5% Repairs. FREE private pleasant room. cluding heat. Can 646-4153. tion. Must have state gun saving features for our ac woodstove hook-up, lots of THREE PIECE Living utilities. 649-1795. .'Negotiable. $700. Moving, down. Lovely two Estimates. Fully insured. gilt. $12.50. Call 646-0441 Telephone, shower, a any tree per in it. References counts in a repeat type storage. Group I, F.J. Room set - Good condition. iiust sell! 649-9382. Trucks lor Sale 62 *14 bedroom, two full bath, Telephone 643-6017. after 5 p.m. parking. 649-^1. l‘’OUR ROOMS - Second checked. For information business. Our price is facing south, overlooking Spilecki, Inc. Realtors, 643- Comfortable. $400. Call Homes tor Bent 54 floor in four fam ily house. l'’OR SALE - 1972 Fiat and Open Sat & Sun 10-4 call 236-6116. lower than our competition pool, private balcony. Built 2121. 649-6202. epAT, WOOL. Five yards 1968 FORD ”2 Ton pickup, ROBERT E. JARVIS Apartments for Rent 53 Walking distance to Main 1973 Chevy Impala station 10’aurbpBlrr 646-4126 or but our quality is higher. in 1970. $48,900. bittersweet orange wool FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, very good condition, many Building and Remodeling ••••••••••••••a**••••••• Street, on busline. Stove in wagon. $375 for both. Call Extensive training MANCHESTER - Lawyers PRACTICALLY NEW Let only blocks from all new parts, needs minor 647-9546 BABYSITTER WANTED Owner Agent 646-0505 or Specialist. Interior and fabric still in manufac FOUR ROOM apartment cluded. $350 per month. program, major medical and Doctors! Only once in schools. Treed lot. 647-9533. work. $600 or best offer. lirrali) in my home 6-8:30 a.m. 646-1960. exterior renovating, out mink dyed muskrat turer’s wrapping, $50.00. with heat included. and hospitalization. a blue moon does an invest Call Ed or Dan - 649-2947 8- Available immediately. Tom, 674-9413 days; .Monday - Friday, residential and commer coat, worn three times. Call 644-8270 evenings. Walking distance to Main 5; after 5:30 646-9892 or 646- Women encouraged to res ment opportunity come $600 monthly plus utilities. 1975 OLDSMOBILE evenings 646-6727. Washington School area. cial, additions, garages, Call for appointment. 649- Street. First floor with pond. Contact Robert along like this one. A large 6009. 643-5266 or 64M962. C u sto m c r u is e r , 455 Call 646-5074. roofing and siding, 7471. private entrance. $450 per Remington, Monday 10am - two story frame house Doge-Birds-Pets 43 engine. Excellent running 1971 FORD TRUCK - good J EMPLOYMENT kitchens, bathrooms, month. Call 649-2947. LARGE THREE ROOMS, condition, equipped with THE MANCHESTER 3pin, 1-800-257-8353. MANCHESTER located in a B2 zone near COFFEE AND END' THREE BEDROOM running condition. Four replacement windows and AUSTRALIAN Red stove, refrigerator. Near Reese trailer hitch. Asking Board of Education is REDUCED - Must sell. new Court House. Could be Tables, dark pine, Ranch, one car garage, speed transmission. Call doors, 643-6712. I’arrot, very friendly, 3% ROOM APAR TM E N T. center. $295 monthly, $75. $1500. 646-6225. NOTICES Help Wanted 13 seeking an aide to the PART TIME POSITIONS Two bedroom, two bath, perfect for your new office. excellent condition. $200. with appliances. Located 647-8341. talks, whistles. Green, red, Private home. Heat, utilities. Security. •••••••••••••••••••••••• visually handicapped available. Bartender. pool, sauna, A-1 condition. Needs work. Priced right - Brand new Kerosene near Manchester Green. JAY REMODELING & yellow in color. Bought at appliances. Working single Available January. 649- 1973 VOLVO - four door, FORD VAN - 1971. Good I. ATI IE OPER.ATOR - 45 students at the Regional Telephone Solicitors. App $40's. Call owner 643-8649 $54,900. Strano Real heater, $100. Call after 6 $050 per month. No Lost and Found 1 BUILDING CO. - Kitchens, Lesters $600 - will sell $450 adult only. No 6896. air-conditioning, power condition, new tires. Low hour week. Minimum 3-5 Occupational Training ly in person: Holiday or 643-6591. Estate, 646-2000. p.m., 646-5985. utilities, no pets. 742-6338. Baths. Rec Rooms, or best offer, including pets/children. Telephone steering and brakes. mileage. 742-7241. years experience. Set up Center. Hourly wage. Lanes, Spencer Street. FOl'ND - SET OF KEYS Ceilings, Vanities, Counter cage. 643-0734 or 872-4657. 643-2880. ANDOVER - Three rooms Excellent condition. $3200 and operate from Effective January 3, 1983 If you need a better car to SEASONED FIREWOOD, Oltices-Stores .tl Lincoln Center. Can be MANCHESTER, CT. Tops, Decks & P orch |)Ius bath in new elderly negotiable. 646-0589. G.M.C. PICK-UP, four blueprint. Full benefits. Contact Mr. Jack Peak, drive the youngsters to cut, split, delivered, $100 a for Bent 55 picked up at the DENTAL SECRETARY - Fw tiM tnril pTMliilt M llyw Enclosures. Licensed. In AKC REGISTERED Toy li'OUR ROOMS - Third housing facility. $245 speed, insulated cap, runs EEO employer. Apply in Director, Regional Oc school, check the . many cord. Call evenings and Nl.inchcsler Herald Office Manchester office. 3 days sured. Free Estimates. Poodle - Apricot, male. 8 floor. Heat, stove and monthly plus heat and 1964 CORVETTE good, covered wagon person Triumph Manufac cupational Training offerings in today’s ExquMtm CuBtom weekends, 228-9101. •NEWLY RENOVATED bclw.een 8 .30 and 5 p m. vveekly Must be good Call 649-1488. weeks old. $200. 646-1103. refrigerator. Adults. No utilities. Write Hop River ROADSTER - two tops, truck, camper, flat bed, 16 turing, 750 Tolland Street, Center, 665 Wetherell Exscutiv* 310 square feet office .Monday - Friday. typist. .Medical or dental Classified columns. pets. $330. Security and Homes, Riverside Drive, excellent condition. ft. trailer plank, four P^ast Hartford, Monday - Street. Manchester. 647- Confmpormry .M O V IN G available. .Main S treet background helpful. 649- Booling 34 ••BSBBBBB«BB«BBBBBBBBBBB references. Call after 6 .Andover, CT. Beautiful car. 623-0093. • ••••••••••••••••••• Friday 8 am - 4 pm. location with ample wheel. 643-2371. 3495. E.O.E. 2272. ■ •••••••••••••••••••••••• MISCELLANEOUS p.m., 649-2236.______$250,000. Antiques 4$ p.'irking. Call 649-2891. Reasonable, price Are you an antique lover? Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 BIDWELL HOME Im household goods. Call after T H R E E R O O M negotiable. ______10 Rooms. 3.800 S/F. Fully 4 p.m., 742-5792. R ead the o ffe r in g s in A/C & Carpeted. 5 Bed provement Company - 2 'i ROOMS*- Heat, hot APARTMENT FOR Want to sett your car? For THE PACK R AT - Open Classified every day to find rooms, a’y Baths, Lighted Roofing, siding, Sundays, November 28 - water, appliances. S^uri- RE.NT-Available January 1 quinck results, use a low- 1967 FORD MUSTANG. In Tennis Court. Deluxe Features GOVERNMENT the item or items you'd alterations, additions. 64^ December 19.40 Flora ty. References. Call after 6 S t. Call after 5:00 pm., 644- cost Classified ad. Call 643- I 'u n n i n g condition. $500 or In Every Room. SURPLUS CARS St Imaginative . Financing for 6495. Road, Bolton. p.m., 646-3911. H429. 2711 today to place your ad. best offer. Call 643-0300. like to own. High Incomed Purchaser. TRUCKS- Listed for $2064, Flooring 38 sold for $51.00. More 848-2830, MR. NO RM AN availa b le. 203-775-7189, FLOORSANDING - Floors Ext.-412. like new. Specializing in E older floors, natural and SEASONED Oak firewood / □ BUSINESS stained floors. No waxing - For deliveries, call and SERVICES anymore. John Verfaille, George Griffing, Andover,, Join the crew. 646-5750. 742-7886. We’re looking for some lace to work — and, at □MISC. FOR SALE brand new faces for our eours that suit you — just Services Ottered 31 : Free CleteHled Ada new, soon-to-be-opened stop by at McDonald’s, 89 REWEAVING BURN Household Goods 40 HOLES. Zippers, um •••••••••••••••••••••••• CHRISTMAS TREE, six.' Gifts that make it a great Christmas! restaurant at 30 Lafayette Talcottville Rd. (Rt. 83) brellas repairM. Window USED C foot, artificial scotch pine,-' shades, Venetian blinds. Semare, Rockville. in Vernoi} for an inter REFRIGERATORS, $15.00. 649-7549. TELEVISIONS JEWELERS TYPEWRITERS HARDWARE FLORISTS Keys. TV FOR RENT. WASHERS, RANGES - For Boy or Girl pQvorjfe Classic ENG LAND TR U E VALU E GREENS & THINGS - 296 Faces that know how to view. (Please, no phone idis Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main J St J JEW ELERS - 785 WESTINGHOUSE Sewing! YALE TYPEWRITER H ARDW ARE - Route 44-A, West Middle Turnpike - 649-5221. & Service. Low prices! Street, Downtown Main Street, Manchester. SERVICE - ’IVpewrlters smile when they’re ser calls.) machine with cabinet, very; (Juality Merchandise at Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- Fresh, dried ana silk B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main good condition, ^5.00. CaU- ^ n ch ester. 643-2171. Most Rebuilt, Portable BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Old Fashioned Prices.’’ lUN SALES AND Service, arrangeme^ for ail oc ving some of the best food We’ll be looking Street. 643-2171. before 10 a.m. or after 6:30', Brands Available; G E, Typewriters, From $35.00. Concrete. Chimney 14K Chains-Bracelets- Kierosene, Skil power tools, casions. rull service forward to seeing your p.m., 649-9429. Zenith, Sony, R C A .' Sales and Service. Stanley hand tools, plum florist. COME SEE OUR around to some of the best (Store Address Here) Repairs. ‘‘No Job'’Too FOR SALE - Refrigerator, Diamond Earrings- Typewriter and Adding bing and electrical NEW STORE! 643-16.35 smile. Small.” Call 644-8356. older Gibson, excellent Pendants and Cultured customers around. 1960 F O R D f a l c o n ' ANTIQUES M.achines. 41 Purnell supmies. Tru-Test paint working condition, fair Pearls. Keepsake Your Sedan, R F fen d er, on&! Place, Manchester. 649- ana paint sundries, PENTLAND FLORIST - If you’d like to earn C & M Tree Service, Free cosmetically, double door LACE, UNENS, LOVELY Christmas Diamond ding, exc. $25.00 or o ffe r ' 4986. wallpaper and housewares. Visit Us For All Your estimates. Discount senior THINGS! Furniture, Source. some extra money and do S/S, $125.00. Telephone 643- Phone 647-1567 after 6. Holiday Needs. See Our citizens. Company frames, fabulous things! 8 5 5 7 . ______p.m., keep trying. A COUNTRY Choice Selection, 24 Birch Manchester owned and RED GOOSE FARM ANTIQUES COINS it in a nice, friendly, fun Hundreds of readers turn DIAMOND SHOWCASE is Street - 643-6247. “ Pleasing operated. Call 646-1327. ANTIQUES, Coventry. CHRISTMAS An equal opportunity employer to Classified every day BELT MASSAGER, twit the place to shop for that a STAMPS You Is Our Pleasure” . COUNTRY CHRISTMAS searching for some par belts plus extra belt, multi' Saturday aiid Sunday, 10-5. special man in your life. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen Has arrived at the THE MOST COMPLETE ticular item. Will you ad be speed timer, excellent con-' 742-9137. M iect from Gents diamond cing. Attics, cellars, gar CRAFTSMEN’S Coin and Stamp Store in CHRISTMAS PLANTS, there? dition. $60.00. 646-5939. « rings, stone rings or "Welcome Aboard.” ages cleaned. AH types watches for a Christmas G A L L E R Y - the Area - Also Buying CENTERPIECES, Holiday trash, brush removed. JERI’S ANTIQUES AND Stained glass Gold and Silver. SU-DEB Rose Special and Christ COUNTRY FURNITURE. gift he’ll long remember. Picket, Split Rail, Stake CELEBRITY CIPHER DIAMOND ^OWCASE - chandeliers, copperware, COIN COMPANY, 747 mas Parties. KRAUSE Fences installed. 528-0670. trofu quotsboos by fwnous pMpte. PMI We’re located in Tessier’s Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford MpraMnL Each MHrlnlloolplMriUnda lor ■noltMr. rodtyxctuxi UtQutltC. Manchester Parkade. country baskets, stenciled Nursery, 40 Wert Street, 649-2253. Roq|l. 643-9559. Bolton. Open Weekends. cheese boxes, pottery, DESIGN KITCHENS - UNIQUE theorems, wool geese, etc., cabinets, vanities, counter 64^5991. E’SB NBBJ 8BYO XHYUTJKUB KJL etc., etc. 58 Cooper Street, VANITY CAR PARK HILL JOYCE tops, kitchen cabinet GIFT SHOP RENTAL CENTER Mori-Sat. 10-6, Thurs. T ill 9, PLATES FLOWER SHOP - Fancy fronts, custom DISCOVER MOSTLY E KC WYKUBXTZ. E MKJ QHYV TAYLOR RENTAL Sun. 12-5. fruit baskets, Boxwood nit woodworking, colonial BRASS! Unique E N G R A V E D - RAISE D TYees - All Your Christmas reproductions in wood. C E N T E R - 155 C en te. GIFTWARE AND HOME LETTERS. Street, Manchester. 643- Decorating Needs! 36 Oak J.P. U w is, 649-9658. B8BYO LKO HX UAB OBKY. US EF decor o f solid brass plus ORGANIZATION Street - 6494)791. 2496. RENTS: Glassware, wicker and. crafts. Per VIDEO GAMES Emblems. Business Cards. China, Silverware, Linens, SHOWER DOORS AND BKFO.” . — FMHUU NKEH sonal iMndce and sensible Name Pins. Button Making TUB ENCLOSURES All Your Special Needs For 'prices. 210 Pine Street, a RECORDERS Machines/Supplies. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT expertly installed by C PREVIOUS SOLUTION; “ LM me tell you, show business Is my Holiday Entertaining. Manchester (Comer Hart MANCHESTER RUBBER BASKETS, Flowering I.” — Jerry Lewis B U Y - SELL Used home Plants For Your Holiday A. Kendall - The Shower TVS/STEREOS ford Road) Thursday and STAMPS, 20 Birch Street Door Man. 872-6000. • 19ezl>yNEA,lnc. oti Friday 1-Opm, Saturday ame units and VCR’s 649-4489. Needs. BROWN’S SHOP AL SIEFFERTS and Sunday 10-5pm. f hroiwh the MOVIE FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main STORE - 707 Main Street, Street, Manchester IRONING DONE in mv .m - r a r i v i ptm APPUANCES - 445 Hart APPLIANCES home. One day service. Af- K IT N C A R L Y L E by Larry Wright ford Road, Manchester 647- BIBLES A BOOKS Manchester. 646-1481. fordable. Cali anytime - SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main 9997. SUPER SANTA BIBLES St BOOKS - Gifts FRUIT BASKETS 646-6815. SALE! Video Tape STEREO Street, Downtown with Eternal Value. God’s M a n c h e s te r. 643-2171. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Recorders, T V ’s, Stereos, Word, the Bible. Good SPECIALISTS MOTHER OF TWO will Dishwashers from $249.00; - Order Early. Also Wicker Washers, Dryers, books for Spiritual Growth. care for all,ages - Ideal - Refrigerators, Freezers. J. B. ELECTRONICS Ranges from $249.00; Items. PERO FRUIT Uplifthu Music at 840 Main Microwaves from $199.00. Fenced yard, play space, MUCH M ORE! says: “The Best Stereos S T A N D - 276 O akland A handsome knit cardi Street, Manchester. GREAT GIFTS! Street, Manchester - 643- good rates. 646-2460. Around Can Be Found By gan, worked from the A bow-tied or classic KITCHEN/BATH SPORTINQ GOODS Calling Jack Bertrand At 6384. neck down from 4-ply blouse, an easy skirt plus BUY SOMEONE YOU RESPONSIBLE MOTHER 643-1262!” yarn, may be also made a Chanel-type jacket can of two will babysit in my ACCESSORIES LAY-A-WAY SPfm’TING LOVE An ELECTROLUX LOVABLE without the pattern, for take the halfTsize figure GIFTS - White Stag Family Vacuum Cleaner for a Boys or Girls. Matching Manchester home. Any SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN HAND MADE ABANDONED through the season. A Sports Glfts.Giit Cer Christmas Gift and WIN A knee-socks included. choice of necklines on the age. 643-9571. & BATH - 38 Oak Street. tTC/ tificates at NASSIPF COLLECTIBLES Fabulous Vacation for ’Two KITTENS No. 5045 has knit di blouse and a choice of Manchester for Wonderful ARMS. 091 Main Street, rections for Sizes 2 to 12 Pelntlng-Pepertng 32 FREE! ELECTROLUX CAN YOU GIVE A trims on the jacket. Gifts for All Your Gourmet Manchester. 847-9128. AN OLD FASHIONED OF MANCHESTER - 646- years inclusive. B-191 with I’ hoto-Ciuide Cooks. 646-9606. CHRISTMAS at the LOVABLE ABANDONED TO ORDER, stRtf $1.00 for o k R is in Sizes 12 V4 to 24%. IN T E R IO R p a i n t i n g , 3875. BICYCLES VILLAGE CHARM YARN Kitten or Cat a home for M htr«, RlMt 50$ for pistago and Size 14%, 37 bust . . , over ten years experience, the HoUdays - 633-6581, 342- handling. >1 GIFT THAT GIVES BARN with handmade GIFT SHIRTS ANNI CABOT blouse 2 yards 45-inch; low rates and senior citizen BICYCLES, SPO'RTING 0571. 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