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Reserve’s big infusion of capital into the system in newsletters, Granville’s stock selections (all short OK, let's say you missed all or part of that spec August in the wake of the Mexican debt-payment crisis sales) were battered for a wicked loss of nearly 22 per trial now over at schooilunch tacular market rally in which the Dow — in just a little and the Penn Square Bank fiasco. cent last month. In the same period, the leading market elect Trumka over 11 weeks— shot up over 275 points to record levels. “The Fed panicked, interest rates dropped and a stock averages were up around U percent. Is it too late to buy? One parting thought from a pro who’s taken quite a ... page 13 market that was going over the edge in a matter of dajrs - ••• 5 ... page 8 Equally important at this stage of the game: Which Dan Dorfman suddenly turned around,” Campbell told me. beating inhthe recent rally (because of heavy short are the stocks the institutional biggies want the m ost.. . Sdl6S)< and the least? Syndicated HE WENT ON TO SAY that "the whole rally is Markets, he says, are not always right. He points, for And what about some of the bears who were dead based on a house of cards” — that "we’re not out of the example, to the sharp run-up in gold a few years back to wrong in their market judgment? What do they think Columnist woods economically and we’re not going to solve the around $870 an ounce. The reason for the surge: the now? ' (debt) problems of Mexico, Brazil, Poland, or you name belief we’re in for hyper-inflation. Instead, the inflation For starters, it’s worth noting the market’s diverse the country, overnight.” rate later fell sharply. Another glowing example: The reaction to that incredible post-election explosion last However, the strength of the market is such that the ’73 run-up in the Dow to over 1,000 on expectations of Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. Wednesday in which the Dow ballooned over 43 points. advisory firm is not nearly as bearish as in the past. Its healthy economic growth. But in ’74 and '75, the latest reading: The market’s in a topping process that Wednesday, Nov. 10; 1982 The overriding view is that the big run-up came about economic, recovery in ’83. economy fell out of bed. not as col 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 10, 1982 NATWtOU. WEATHER SBtVKe FOOECAST to > AM IBT 1 t-tj’^S j] ✓ S0.S4 ^ 40.00 Machinists union voting today news Briefing on P&WA strike preparations IRA takes bomb blame emotions in its favor. Recently it By Raymond T. DeMeo The current fiVe-year contract BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - The outlawed expires Nov. 28. The union wants a sent two mailings to its employees’ Irish Republican Army claimed responsibility today for Herald Reporter new V-k year contract that will homes, both designed to show what ■ a booby trap car bomb that l^illed an off-duty policeman a good deal workers have under nMMflATUntB ■ Members of the Pratt & Whitney guarantee that current employees and his female companion. their present contract. machinists union are voting today keep their jobs no matter how The IR A said it regretted the death of the woman One mailing compared wages and on whether to authorize the union’s management decides to run the passenger, but warned that “ anyone associating with benefits of P&WA employees with E Z 3 * * " negotiating committee to prepare business. the security forces was at risk.” The Tuesday attack those of its chief competitofi for a strike. P& W A management has flatly came two days before the opening of the controversial General Electric. According to the u n WEATHER FOTOCAST W Union leadqrs are calling today’s rejected what the union calls its Northern Ireland Provincial Assembly. company’s figures, P&WA polling a “ preliminary strike “ job security” language. Company The slain policeman. Detective Constable Gary employees do much better. But un authorization vote.” Actually, spokesman Frank Giusti says the Ewing, 31, died immediately in the explosion which oc ion officials argue that P & W A ’s however, the vote is not to authorize company considers the present con curred as he drove away from a recreation center in En contract lacks the job security - a strike, but merely to allow the un tract” a good foundation” for a new niskillen, 75 miles west of Belfast, near the border with provisions provided in G.E.’s.. ion’s contract negotiating com agreement. The union, he says, the Irish Republic. The other company mailing mittee "to call a special wants to “ rip up the old contract” Helen Woodhouse, an employee of the recreation described the “ hidden paycheck” of Weather membership meeting for the taking and replace it with one that “ pute center who had accepted a ride home from Ewing, died of a final strike vote,” in the words ( the company) in a straight jacket.” company benefits available to as she was en route to a hospital, employees under the current con of the ballot question. “ Job security doesn’t come from “ The car, a blue Toyota Corolla, was blown up'with tract, Each mailing was in “ It’s a vote of confidence in the contract language, but from the 7'tlie use of an automatic switch device when about 200 compeny’s ability to run its business dividualized to describe precisely ya-ds from the center," the police spokesman said. The negotiating committee” that is Today’s forecast efficiently and get orders,” Giusti the benefits available to the person officer's body was found near the car, witnesses said. trying to reach agreement with says. receiving the notice. Today...sunny but cool. Highs nTuie mid 40s. Light P&W A management on a new con Union-management bargaining northerly winds. Tonight considerable cloudiness and tract, said Lou Kiefer, spokesman Althoueh (jiiusti denies the cqm- for the International Association of sessions, held regularly since the pany is waging a public relations Constables cleared not as cold. Lows 30 to 35. Winds becoming light southei^ beginning of October at the Quality ly. “Thursday a mixture of clouds and sunshine. Highs SO Machinists District 91, which battle with the union, but virtually represents hourly employees at Inn in Talcottville, have failed to OLD LYME (UPI) — Two town constables who on to 55. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. - every day for the past month the un P&WA. ' ' resolve the significant issues over orders of state police conducted a high speed chase ion and company have lambasted Kiefer predicts that the which the company and union are at which ended in the death of a 15-year-old New each other with broadsides in the overwhelming majority of the union odds. press, not to mention each’s attempt Hampshire youth followed proper procedures, K iefer says today’s vote is "tim ed Extended outlook members who turn out to vote to sway the opinions of company to correspond with the company’s selectmen say. between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. today will Howard Eddy III of Hinsdale, N.H., was killed about 9 Outlook for New England Friday through Sunday; employees. Herald photo by Pinto vote "y es ” on the ballot, as they reluctance to do anything about the --p.m. Saturday when the car he was driving swerved on Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut: F w r ^G iu sti doesn’t attach much impor always have during past negotiating job security issues that are still very i^ u te 9 and struck one of several police cruisers pur- Friday and Sunday. (Stance of showers Saturday. Highs tance to today’s union-sponsored sessions. much on the table.” smhg'him for making an illegal turn in Groton. in the 50s Friday and Saturday and in the 40s Sunday. Van Blaze vlrte. “ I expect they’ll tell you that Kiefer says that a similar vote Giusti calls the vote “ a traditional Thf ^ard of selectmen met this week to investigate Lows in the 30s. 90 or 95 percent voted to support the Eighth District firefighters responded.'The taken during a 1980 bargaining ses muscle-flexing of the union,” and an the incident because the town of Old Lyme has a written Vermont; Fair Friday. Showers Saturday and turning A van owned by DIRosa Cleaners caught fire negotiating committee. But I sion drew 10,500 of about 16,000 un effort to “ whip up emotions” among policy forbidding high speed chases. sharply colder. Flurries Sunday.* Highs 60s Friday van which had been parked at the cleaners wonder how many employees will about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday after a man ap ion members. About 97 percent of employees. » Trooper spokesman John McLeod said Eddy fled when UPI photo falling to the 30s Sunday. Lows in the 40s Friday falling at 299 W. Middle Turnpike was empty at the turn out to vote? I hope you ask parently trying to siphon gas out of It Ignited those voted in support of the union, The company, for its part, has a Groton police officer approached his car after he to the 20s Sunday. , time but was extensively damaged. The them that,” he says. gasoline fumes. Police were trying to track he says. attempted to sway employees’ made the illegal turn. He then drove onto lnterstate-95 Maine,. New Hampshire; Fair Friday. Chance m down a report that a man had run away from alleged siphoner was not found police said. This year, the union has about 2,- and hit speeds exceeding 100 mph, McLeod said. Today In history showers and flurries Saturday. Fair Sunday. Highs 40s the truck engulfed In flames. Town and 000 fewer members because of Several other cruisers had joined in the chase by the north, 50s south Friday. Cooling to 30s north, 40s. south layoffs imposed by P&WA manage time Eddy's car flipped over after hitting a cruiser On Nov. 10, 1917, 41 suffragette Workhouse, some of the women wear prison over the weekend. Lows 20s north, 30s south Friday and ment. But Kiefer predicts a similar Gunman elufdes police driven by Old Lyme constable Stewart Dapson. The clothes at a meeting of the National Saturday, then 20s statewide Sunday. demonstrators from 15 states were arrested ly high percentage will vote, and youth was thrown from his car and died later jt outside the White House. Following their Women’s Party. American women won the Firm soys it won't damage vote to back the union. Middlesex Memorial Hospital. right to vote three years later. release from the Washington, D.C., Under the union’s bylaws, a strike McLeod said the constables acted on state police after robbery at SBM can’t be called unless two-thirds of orders and state police accepted full responsibility for National forecast the union members vote , to reject their actions. wearing a green jacket, display^ a character of Cheney building the company’s final contract offer. I’ olice had not apprehended a Spy pleads guilty 4 arrested In slayings By United Press International handgun and ordered a teller to fill a Rut union leaders haven’t called a suspect this morning in Tuesday’s Ctiy & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles r 57 a 1.45 bag with money. He ordered the LONDON (UPI) — A British intelligence worker PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U PI) — Four people have been Albuquerque pc 61 31 .(B Louisville c 71 a strike sincq^l960, while robbery at the Burr Corners branch Anchorage cy » 17 company had begun taking temperature alloys used in people in the bank into a back room Papers to be printed pleaded guilty today to spying for the Soviet Union for 14 arrested in connection with a string of five separate Memphis c 74 51 mitted later this week. “ preliminary strike authorization of the Savings Bank of Manchester. Asheville c TO 31 Miami Beach c 78 74 By Richard Coty the space industry. before escaping, police said. The building now houses out windows and removing votes” like today’s are com AMHERST, Mass. ( U P I) — A physics professor at the years, admitting to having sent Moscow information “ of murders around the state that occurred over the Atlanta c 72 « Milwaukee r 44 40 M Herald Reporter brick work, in violation of Titanium is one of the riie gunman who escaped with an exceptionally grave nature.’’ weekend, shocking residents and puzzling police. Billings pc S3 31 .ii Minneapolis r 37 a 132 Connecticut Salvage, Ar monplace during negotiating University of Massachusetts will be allowed to publish Birmingham c 73 40 Nashville c 73 37 building regulations. metals, he said. ' There were four bank tellers, but Geoffrey A. Prime. 44, entered guilty pleas in an Robert Lamourcux, 23, of Central Falls, was ordered The company hoping to tisans Mill and other sessions. $10,000 in the 10:40 a.m. robbery fled two papers that were repressed by the Pentagon for Boston c a 34 New ' Oriens pc 74 40 Klar said his company “ We’re not even going to only one customer, at the bank at almost inaudible voice to seven separate spying held without bail ’Tuesday in the stabbing death of a 27- Brwnsvll Tx.pc ft a New Yort pc a a move into the old CTieney tenants. It once housed Kiefer says that a similar vote on foot from the bank but may have over two months, the school newspaper said today. Buffalo cy 44 20 Oklahm Cty pc 71 60 did in fact start renovating be noisy. There might be a entered a car later, police said. the time of the robbery. The gunman charges. He also pleaded ^ ilty to three charges of inde year-old Pawtucket woman Saturday. Bros, yarn m ill in the King’s Department Store. taken during a 1980 bargaining ses Profe.ssor Hajime Sakai was given official certifica Charlstn S.C. c 71 a Omaha cy 61 41 "JK the building, but was un tractor-trailer truck The solo robber, a tall white male fired no shots, and no one was in cent assault against young girls. The victim, Nancy Garry, was found Sunday lying in ■Qiarlott N.C. c 70 43 Philadelphia cy a 42 • Cheney Historical District It will be the fipt sion drew 10,500 of about 16,000 un tion by the Pentagon on Monday to publish two scientific Chicago pc 46 40 A 87 aware of the historical pulling up to the place a with brown hair and brown eyes jured, police said. As an indication of the importance of the case in the her bed. Phoenii r 71 JOl Won’t damage the requesting a deviation ion members. papers on infrared spectroscopy, originally scheduled to Geveland cy 40 42 .01 Pittsburgh cy a 41 ..S. nature of the building. ” We couple days a week, but historic Old Bailey courtroom, the judge was Britain’s Lamoureux was arrested Monday in his Central Falls Columbus cy S7 41 PortlawT Me. c 51 27 historical character of the from the year-old zoning be presented last August at an optics symposium held in were not aware of the fact that's about it,” he said. lord chief justice. Lord Geoffrey D. Lane, and the home where police found a kitchen knife believed to be Dallas cy 78 a Portland Ore. c a a building, company vice concept applied to the San Diego, the Massachusetts Daily Collegian said. Denver pc 30 27 .06 f^videoce c a a that it was a historical “ It’s the town that con prosecutor was the attorney general. Sir Michael the murder weapon. president James A. Klar Cheney Historical District Suit filed Photography Classes “ F’rom the beginning, everybody expected the Des Moines cy M S m Richmond pc m 43 Iqndmark,” he said. “ If siders us an industry, not Havers. No one has been charged yet in fhe murders of a young Detroit cy 43 40 SI St. Louis pc M a ..1. said Tuesday. by the PZC. About a year Defense Department wouid allow them to be Duluth s 34 32 .16 Salt Uke Cltya anything, we’re going to us,” he said. for beginners Havers said Prim e used all the “ indispensible tools of Johnston couple, but police said they are getting a u M “The Hartford Road com ago the district was zoned NEW BRITAIN (U PD - published," said Sakai. "This was just a bureaucratic El Paso cy ■ 77 61 San Antonio cy 78 m try to make the place lo6k Lamson said at the Hartford c pany, Aerospace Alloy Co. residential-commercial. The state attorney general delay.” a modern spy” — code pads, a briefcase with a con number of telephone tips and have “ two or three strong a 2» San Diego rc m 57 meeting Monday he didn’t Honolulu r a 74 San Prancisc r \S0 « is expected to apply to the The intent in this was to better.” “The company was lias brought an unfair or Sakai was informed on Aug. 19, a week before the cealed compartment, radio equipment,^miniature possiblities” for solving the shotgun slayings. know if any work inside the Nassiff Camera Shop Indianapolis c 60 44 Seattle c 32 Planning and Zoning Com preserve the historical ordered to stop renovating deceptive trade practices cameras — to pass on secrets of “ an exceptionally grave Donna M arie Hicks, lt(, a form er state gymnastics Jacksn Mss. pc 78 37 Spokane pc 40 9 M a n ch e ster symposium, that he was not to present either of his two until and if an application building had been done il act against a New Britain 6 3 9 M a in St. nature.” champion at Mount Pleasant High School and Robert E. Jacksonville c 72 45 Tampa c » e mission for a special nature of the district. papers until they had been cleared by higher Pentagon Las VMas r 64 30 Washington cy 07 40 is processed through ap legally. Klar said the out Leveille Jr., 19, of Providence were killed when a 12- “V exception to put an ’The Planner Alan Lam- realtor after the state Learn to use! your Yl 35 nt m camera authorities. The following day he was told that his non Little Rock pc 73 a Wichita cy 73 a proval by the commission. side work was the extent of _ lUge shotgun was fired four times through the window industrial use in the son reported tg the Plan Dep.irtment of Consumer including film, filters and flash clearance was final. . building. “The application, ning and Zoning Commis Klar said his company it. Protection investigated the Sakai's papers were two of 92 papers at the sym- ■ of their parked car in Johnston. He Mid the company, {B ar said, should be sub sion Monday night that the buys and re-sells high- apartment-listing service. Instruction Call fo r posium which were supressed bV the Pentagon in a last- Heart drug OK’d now aware of the historical The complaint against minute move which angered many scientists and significance of the by sign-up NEW YO R K (U P I) — Doctors say the blood pressure Came Realty also listed created national concern, the Collegian said. There I p lilding, is preparing new Nancy Nattiff information drug Capoten also is good for heart failure patients who John Burke of Hartford were 200 papers presented at the symposium. lottery use (fesigns tor the building in three 643-7369 do not respond to digitalis or diuretics and can help Storm pelts California Other bugs replace moths - which will be more in and William Keeley of 2-hour Next class them become more active. By United Press International keeping with its character. West Hartford as defen The FDA approved Capoten for use against heart aettiont starts “ It is strongly suspected that their “ We certainly didn’t dants, both as individuals Deer season slow failure Oct. 25 — making it the first new oral drug ap STORRS (UPI) — Areas heavily in Rain, snow and 1004nph winds stormed Southern Winning numbers drawn < Rhode Island daily; 5619. presence in large numbers over the past have any intentions of small groups, Nov 15th proved for that use in 20 years. fested with gypsy moth caterpillars this and as partners in Came By United Press International California, pouring water like “ Niagara Falls” through Tuesday in New England; “ 4-W” Jackpot; 19-2341-10'. two years is related to the gypsy moth in doing anything against $30.00 It was developed by .Squibb researchers in 1975, spring have been hit with swarms of two Realty, officials said collapsed roofs, blocking roads with rock and mudslides Connecticut daily; 751. New Hampshire dally) festations,” he said, “ since all of the anybody’ s w ish es,’ ’ he other insects which feed on the the leaf- Tuesday. An Indian summer that stretched into November, primarily for high blood pressure. Because it dilates and filling hot tubs with hail. Icy roads were blamed for Play Four; 4646. 6541. munching pests. reported swarms appeared in heavily in said. sparked some unusual, early signs of spring and ap- blood vessels, it was tried experimentally in 1978 at least one death: Massachusetts daily; Vermont daily; 327. A spokesman for the Cooperative fested areas.” parentiy made the deer herd lethargic, causing a sharp against heart failure. Two feet of snow coated the Snow Bowl in northern Maine daily; 055. 3095. drop in the number killed during the first week of the ’’While researchers have yet to demonstrate any Arizona, and Monida on the Montana-Idaho border was Extension Service of the University of Savos said a light orange-brown insect 1982 hunting season. treatment actually extends the life of a heart failure cloaked by 1 foot as freezing drizzle glazed the Northern Connecticut-said “Tuesday the swarming found outdoors, less than an inch long A mass of warm, humid a|r swept over the state patient. Capoten can improve the quality of life for Plains. insects do not sting or bite and are not a with two pairs of veined but clear wings, during the last week in October and hovered over most m any such patients,” Dr. Charles Sanders, Squibb’s Winds up to 100 mph tore half the roof o ff a Van Nuys, threat to household pets. had been identified as “Theronia atalan- of the state until last Friday. executive vice president for science and administration, Calif., store an hour before it was scheduled to open Almanac Dr. Milton G. Savos, cooperative tae fulvescens. The insect has no com extension entomologist, said several mon name. TIMES ARE TOUGH That spate of mild temperatures was enough to turn said Tuesday. Tuesday, pouring up to 4 inches of water over merchan homeowners have complained about the back, temporarily, nature’s tide, as trees blossomed, “ We have seen cases in which patients who have been dise valued at about 1300,000. Also identified was a wasplike insect insects gathering around porches and en- flowers bloomed and flies buzzed for several days last severely restricted could increase their physical activi “ It .looks like Niagara Falls in here,” said Jan belonging to a large group known as ty significantly.” „ tryways and swarming Indoors, mostly week. Stewart, the men’s clothing manager. Today is Wednesday, Nov. 10, the S14th day of 19H| chalcld wasps. “ The weeds seem to be wanting to pop up through the Some 2 million Americans, most of whom are middle- Water caused part of the roof o f the auditorium at a Sround windows. with 51 to follow. ground,” said Ray Tarbox, foreman at Albert Farms in aged or older, suffer heart failure. The heart cannot parochial school in Downey, Calif, to collapse. A The moon is moving toward its new phase. the northern Maine town of Washburn. pump enough blood to meet body needs for oxygen and spokesman said 350 children inside the school chapel at TM. 872-8085 The morning stars are Mercury and Saturn. SAMUEL LTD. “ That’s about the main topic that’s going around — other nutrients. the tim e were unharmed. Damage was estimated at “The evening stars are Venus and Mars. the dandelions and the different weeds are coming up At the worst stage, physical activity of any kind 3100,000. EASY TO DO! Those bom on this date are under the sign of Scorpio.: and the grass and stuff are starting to come back to brings discomfort and there are symptoms — The storm was blamed for several Los Angeles ac Martin Luther, founder of Protestantism, was bonf life,” Tarbox said. palpitations, angina pain — 'even at bedrest. Capoten, cidents, including a freeway crash that killed a teenager m m NEW 1 9 8 3 Nov. 10, 1483. < e ^ o rm a MRCMEf CHOiCK^j: “ It’s been strange weather, strange weather,” he according to evidence submitted to the Food and Drug driving home from a concert when his van smashed into t On this date in history; ' POD 6 I Administration, helped many such patients. L9B2 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 Dr . "Custom said. a Pasadena Freeway guard rail in ralnslick conditions. In 1871, journalist Henry Stanley found missing Scot! K-Mart Plaza, Vernon n m 318 V-8, automatlCi PS, PB, climate control, 2 . 2 ln g in a OMNI tish missionary David Livingstone in a small Africat| 4iVttM •tael belted radlalt, power sunroof, AM-FM Sspsod village and asked; “Dr. Livingstone, I presume?” ; Im M W M dO r. TkitodOtess In 1917, 41 women from 15 states were arrested out 82 City stereo, tape player & morel S3 H W Y PawfSr Staar side the White House for suffragette demonstrations! •5900 IsOyWlMals Peopletalk American women won the right to vote three yeard M u ch M ata later. In 1919, the American Legion held its first national convention in Minneapolis. SALE Sale >6865 #3008 Missing veterans Quote of the day In 1975, despite strong U.S. opposition, the United Nations’ General Assembly adopted ah Arab-inspired ^ TOENS fO flA DODGE 148! CHEVY Robert Wagner had kind words for Stefanie resolution defining Zionism in the Middle EUist as a fom } 1478 DOD^ MALIBU CLASSIC ’The crew of NBC’s “Real People” will be part of M /yUlUE MIRADA a group that plans to visit the Vietnamese Mission Powers, his co-star on the series “ Hart to Hart.” of racism. . ; sM fSagal. to the United Nations on Veterans’ Day, “Thursday, who helped him when he was in “ very very delicate ■ s * to request information about the whereabouts of the shape” after the death of his wife, Natalie Wood. A thought for the day; Martin Uither said, “ There ii —>4$^ 2,500 American M I As and POWs in Southeast Asia. But Wagner wasn’t feeling kindly toward no more lovely, friendly and charming relationship’, • 1 9 * ^ Sarah Purcell, Vietnam vet Bili Rafferty, Byron newspapers that sensationalized Miss Wood’s death communion, or company than a good marriage.” gOara, aula., V-4, PS, M r ran#., W IW, with what he cailed inaccurate stories. Allen, Peter Billingsley and George Schlatter will a ^ M j t i l M Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta, Editor* CPEC projects increases Alex Qlrelll, City Editor' State's lawmakers DEP orders firm HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut The $172 million deficit estimate ^ opinion eludes a $22 million deficit for the Public Expenditures Council has choose new leaders projected a 9.1 percent increase in the current fiscal year, despite the sUte to provide water state budget and a resulting $172 million comptroller’s assurance the state wli deficit in the fiscal year berinning July 1. close the books June 30 with a $2 million By Bruno V. Ranniello Rep. Irving Stolberg of New Haven a MONTVILLE (UPI) — The state Department of The 9.1 percent growth rate is “fueled surplus. likely choice as House speaker and Rep. Environmental Protection has exercised its ri^ t largely by inordinate growth In J a c k United Press International Any deficit will be difficult to make up John Groppo of W inst^ as majority under a new law and ordered an electronics firm to employees salaries, retirement, because of a 6.5 percent’ growth rate HARTFORD — Sen. Philip Robertson leader. provide water for local residents whose wells are Medicaid, and school funding for A n d e rs o n projected by the Gov. William O’Neill’s Only implementation truly tests plan of Cheshire rode a single vote to a two- Gunther, .the outspoken senior GOP poUnted with a degreasing agent. education,” the business watchdog group year term as leader of Senate member of the Senate, was philosophic The consent agreement with the Faria Corp. i^ said Tuesday. administration, the CPEK! said. Republicans, ousting Sen. George about his narrow loss. "That’s the way the first Issued under a new law empowering the realistic and better accepted elderly and low/moderatb in- Gunther of Stratford from the leadership the ballgame is played,” he said. He state to seek remedies for residenU with con Back in 1963 it was customary job. taminated drinking water, Envlroranental Protec NOVEMBER IS because it will not have been im come housihg.” promised to work with Robertson and to call the plan of development posed on the citizenry in one fell In leadership elections Tuesday, the 13 the caucus and denied the vote tion Coiranissloner Stanley J. Pac said Tuesday. LIQHTOLIER for a community the “Master Another; GOP membera in the upper chamber represented “a split” among minority The company has provided drinking water to the M a n ch ester swope by outsiders. “The town will explore’ the MONTH Plan." That term sterns tp have So far things seem to have gone voted 7-8 for Robertson, who promised ranks. homes on a voluntary basis, Pac said, but now must possiblility of highrise residen the caucus he would seek “a new and continue the service to Pink Row residents in the been dropped in the lexicon of well. But a lot can happen Gunther said he was unaware until S p o tlig h t tial construction in those areas different direction” and “a higher goal Sunday that Robertson, a member of the Uncasville section until the pollution problem is . modern planning, and the name between now and next spring Arafat %%*■ used now is simply “plan of deemed suitable by the plan of two years from now.” Senate since 1980, wanted the minority resolved. when the plan is to be adopted. House Republicans, as expected, leader’s job. Robertson said he decided Before the law was passed, homeowners only development." By Alex GIrelll — City Editor development. For instance, interest rates can If those ideas are acceptable in returned Rep. Ralph E. Van Norstrand to run because he had “better ideas” to recourse was court action against suspected It is no accident that the new continue to drop. If they do, the too mild of Darien to another two-year term as present the caucus, outnumbered in the polluters— a costly process that often took years to name is a bit less presumptions the abstract next Monday, will desire to make it cheaper and they still be acceptable in the minority leader. Van Norstrand out- chamber by 23 Democrats. resolve. and maybe a bit less optimistic The problem was discovered by DEP inspectors easier to build a variety of kinds spring when they come closer to polled Rep. David Smith of Brookfield "I can’t just sit back and wait for as well. 46-11. another two years” to offer a more early last summer during-a routine inspection at )f housing for a variety of kinds being carried out in concrete In the 60s federal funds for )f family units may wane along tor Syria Six of the 63 newly elected House progressive direction for the party, the Faria Corp. Tests of more than 50 wells con form? Republicans were absent from the Robertson said. firmed suspicions that drinking water might be con redevelopment were not hard to wanted its share of the renewal with the rates. come by but there were wrings at But whatever accounts for the Granted those are among the caucus. Robertson denied his election taminated. largess, it dutifully hired a con- degree of order in the tpwn's < >NE OF THE implementation most provocative of the WASHINGTON — Is Yasir Arafat Senate Democrats voting Tuesday represented a “takeover attempt of the Wells on 16 properties on Pink Row were found to tached. One of the strings was suitant to draw up a master that a town had to have a plan to development — and there are strategies listed in .the strategies listed. Some others about to lose his leadership of the night unanimously reelected Sen. James state central by Richard Bozzuto.” contain unacceptable levels of tetrachloroetbylene, plan. a degreasing solvent used by Faria. give some kind of assurance that some obvious flaws — cannot be preliminary draft of the plan to appear, on the face of th^m, to be Palestine Liberation Organization ' J. Murphy of Franklin as Senate presi Robertson said he was not contacted by It would guide the Planning and dent pro tempore and Sen. Richard D. Bozzuto until after he had secured Pac said the department would act soon on it was not going to allow develop attributed to the plan. That, ap be discussed at a meeting Mon innocuous. after 14 years? Secret intelligence Zoning Commission, the Zoning Schneller of Elssex as majority leader. pledges of support and “Bozzuto was several other complaints, including problems ment-of more of the blight the parently, has been ignored, day night reads: But the test of a community reports describe a move to oust him. Board of Appeals, and anybody plan is not how it is a document. Sen. Amelia P. Munstone of Meriden among dozens of people offering their caused by leaking underground gasoline tanks, renewal project was about to largely because it did not prove “The town will offer incentives The wily Arafat emerged from the pollution by industrial solvents and a municipal else who made decisions affec The test is how well the town won unanimous endorsement as Deputy support.” cure by surgery. to be a useful or realistic guide. to deveiopers who will construct PLO’s Lebanese disaster with an Majority Leader. Itezzuto, a former state senator, lost landfill tainting nearby wells. ting the town’s future. fathers can keep faith with it SAVE The “master plan" was to be a Now the town has embarked on moderately priced rental units in enhanced reputation as a moderate Van Norstrand named Rep. Robert the Republican nomination for governor He did not say where the problems were or how kind of preventive medicine IT WAS TOUTED, not exact another attempt to draw up a Manchester.” over the years when neighlxirs leader, even a statesman. He had an Jaekle of Stratford as his deputy, this year to Lewis Rome and has been many people were affected. 0 against community deteriora ly as a blueprint, but at least as a plan. This one is being designed Another reads” disagree with neighbors about audience with the pope, and seemed replacing Rep. Neal Hanlon of making gestures toward the chair now by people in the community and what is going to happen where, held by GOP State Chairman Ralph 50% * tion. firm and reliable guide. It proved “The town will create ad on the verge of gaining world accep Naugatuck, an unsuccessful candidate So in 1963 when Manchester to be neither. presumably will be more ditional units of publicly owned particularly in their back yards. tance as a reasonable man. for Congress last week. Capecelatro. ^ All this cuts no ice with Syria, the Robertson said be would choose his Capecelatro last week accused Boz zuto and his followers of contributing to ON EVERY most implacably, immoderately Senate deputy later. The 88 House Democrats elected last the defeat of Rome by failing to support LiGHTOLiER anti-Israel of all the Arab states. In week will meet later this month, with the candidate. In Manchester fact, the more reasonable Arafat seems to become, the more he is Chandelier during our “Brighten Up Your Holiday detested by Syrian President Hafez Sale.” Special orders are also being accepted at Assad, wbo has long wanted to oust these tremendous savings. Arafat and replace him with a full Anti-nuke protesters Whatever your motif, from traditional brass to Town listened blown radical. contemporary chrome, LIQHTOLIER makes the WHAT MAKES this significant, FASHIONABLE chandelier to add that perfect touch to your home. of course, is that Syria is now the face [ail terms, fines GLASSES Visit the Economy showroom nearest you and home of the greatest number of PLO take advantage of this unprecedented savings op guerrillas. The latest Intelligence to the people reports suggest that Assad is deter NEW LONDON (UPI) - Nine anti Witnesses testifying during their 22-day portunity. nuclear protesters. Including two Roman trial ^id the demonstrators caused mined to take advantage of his posi ‘ Savings based on manufacturers suggested retail. tion as host to the PLO and get rid of Catholic niins, face jail terms and fines about $30,000 worth of damage to the for breaking into the El^tilc Boat nuclear missile-firing ’Trident sub and Arafat once and for all. Shipyard in Groton July 5, and damaging If the state also accepts the sonar equipment for two other Tridents. Last June residents of Vernon The Syrians have secretly been a nuclear submarine. Hendel sentenced George Veasey, 33, '.Street and West Vernon Street ideas, the reconstruction of Ver trying to round up support among Superior Court Judge Seymour L. of Baltimore, to jail for a year and , toB the town and the state what . non Street will go forward in a PLO leaders for their choice as Hendel Tuesday sentenced five of the ordered Sister Anne Montgomery, 55, of they thought about plans to way that satisfies most of the chairman, Abu lyad. Though lyad is nine protesters to jail terms ranging New York City, a Roman Catholic nun, LIj residents and still makes the now in Syria, there is no evidence from six months to one year and to serve nine months. • 763 and 191 Main Si.. M anch«l«r reconstruct their streets. The suspended the sentences of four others One year terms, to be suspended after Phona: 643-1191 oi 643-1900 N that he has given any encourage town apparently was listening. street safe. • Eatlbrook Mall, Mansfield ment to the Syrian efforts. But some who had never been arrested before. six months, were ordered for James P. Phone: 456-1141 PLO leaders are reported to have Also, the nine were each ordered to (Ainningham, 41, of Baltimore, William 440 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER. CT. pledged their support for lyad as the repay E lectric Boat $1,386.67 for J. Hartman, 32, of Philadelphia, and Vin MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TILL 6dW P.M., THURSDAY TILL 1 Monday night at a meeting of damaging the ’Trident nuclear submarine cent Kay, 24, of New Haven. SASTtRN coNNfcncurs The public seldom thinks it new chairman. UADINO fUU SeRVICf OPTICIANS! the Planning and Zoning Com can influence government Florida and sonar equipment for two The men will serve their terms in the ' mission Public Works Director Assad’s clandestine moves to oust other subs. ’The nine said they would not Montvllle Jail. Ms. Montgomery was sent experts once they have made up make restitution. to the Niantlc prison for women. George Kandra came up with Arafat — and the support the Syrian thier minds. But the changes in “In 30 months on this bench. I’ve rare Sister Judith Beaumont, 44, of Hart major revisions in the plan. the Vernon Street plan give am leader has gained — were sparked ly felt more sympathy than I felt for the ford, Arthur Laffin, 27, of New Haven, 0 They incorporate a lot of the ple evidence that when public by Arafat’s talks with Jordan’s King defendants in this case,” Hendel said. Timothy W. quinn, 27, of Hartford and Hussein. Both Arafat and Hussein ideas put forward by the suggestions make engineering But he said he ordered jail terms to pre Anne Bennis, 28, of Philadelphia, had no have been relatively positive about vent the nine and others-from doing tbe prior criminal records and were given citizens. sense, thfey have a chance of President Reagan’s peace plan, same thing again. suspended sentences. One in particular came from being accepted and im which is anathema to the Syrians Hendel rejected the prosecution’s plemented. Commentary Allan Hellstrom of 625 Vernon and the radical PLO leaders. request for even stiffer penalties. Second victim sought u Street. Like many others he SUte’s Attorney C. Robert Satti and STONINGTON (UPI) — No trace has Now the state has before it a Assad was also angered by Arafat’s suggested that West Vernon Assistant State’s Attorney Ricard J. been found of a second fisherman who couple of cases in which public decision to set up his temporary Morelli asked for two-year prison terms Street ought not to be considered headquarters in Tunisia. Assad was believed drowned in a boating mis input has suggested with strict conditions on probation. hap on Fishers Island Sound. One body a major road and treated the Did White House err? . wants PLO headquarters to be in "Their actions were really little has been recovered. same way as the southern part modifications in its planning. Syria, where he will be able to con differ«it from sabotage and therefore Vernon Street is one and Main The body of Joseph Levine, 59, of of Vernon Street. He suggested, trol it. Arafat is too clever to be should be dealt with seriously,” Morelli Brooklyn, N.Y., was found in Fishers Street is another. On Main WASHINGTON - Less than a . in fact, that it be brought into caught in that trap. said. “They should get more than a slap Island Sound Monday. Still missing is Street, modifications in the plan week before the election, an opi on the wrist,” Satti said. Vernon Street at a right angle to DESPITE their longstanding George Bennett, 49, of Stonington. have been su^ested for the nion poll taken for Republican Jack Gcniiond The 0>ast Guard said the two men make the intersection safer and hostility, Arafat has had good The nine were convicted Oct. 1 of first- Manchester State Bank. Gov. James Thompson of Illinois degree criminal mischief, conspiracy went fishing in a small boat Monday to make it clear that West Ver reason to be grateful to Assad in the Furthermore a question remains showed him leading Democrat a n d I. V f and third-degree criminal trespass. m orning. non is not an extension of Ver Adlai Stevenson III by 16 percen / past. As secret CIA reports note, about whether southbound non. tage points. As we know now, Jules Witcover Syria was for years the indispen drivers should be permitted to however, that election ended in a Syndicated columnists \ sable arms suppoier to PLO forces That concept, in some form, is make left turns into parking virtual dead heat. in Lebanon. ^ , Zitser knocks pay-per-cali modules. one advanced by Kandra Mon 'I'he explanation lies in the ...... all arms and equipment proposal includes the pay-per-call day. He also proposes to extraordinary voter turnout in destined for the guerrillas in HARTFORD (UPI) — A pay-pef-call eliminate sidewalks from the Now that the town has Chicago and Cook County — 77 plan promoted by iiouthern New iSngland system. Lebanon, whatever their source, Customers who choose the plan would . street and to widen it to 30 feet, listened, let’s hope the state can percent of the registered voters, Still another example can be two-party competition becomes (came) through Syrian territory,” a, Telephone Co. as a savings for an increase of 19 percent over the seen in Cleveland and Cuyahoga more prevalent. customers is so confusing it might end up pay a lower monthly service charge, instead of 32 feet, other citizen find a way to hear as well, in CIA report said. ’This obviously put $8.25 instead of a h i ^ of $10.05, and in County, where the total vote, ap Among the professionals in c o s ^ them more, says state Consumer suggestions both cases. last mid-term election in 1978, Damascus “in a position to control exchange would jiay a toll ranging from according to preliminary figures. proached presidential-year both parties, the lesson was the Counsel Barry Zitiser. IL the flow of arms to the fedayeen.” . The Select-A-Call plan pending before 1-cent to 5-cents per minute for eaih The result of that increase was levels. Ohio Democrats won both same — that Democrats went to the Department of Public Utility Control local call. that Thompson apparently lost the - gubernatorial and Senate the polls in large numbers Just as obviously, this arrange ’The problem, Zitser said, is that under ment rankled Arafat, who lo(Aed for is "beyond, comprehension’’ and Chicago by a staggering 460,000 races easily and took the state because the campaign had been customers are “not going to be able to the sy ^m the traditional local calling ways around it — like setting op votes. Senate, as well. nationalized by President control their Zitser said. areas are realligned into three Berry's World This was not an unusual The same pattern was obvious Reagan’s highly visible par direct links to the Soviets. The DPUC has tentotively approved an categorJeii and each would have pattern in the 1982 voting,' even in Indiana, where Sen. ticipation. The seriousness with which Arafat $89 million rate bike for SNET and the progressively higher per call fees. however. On the contrary, the Richard Lugar won by 10 points. is taking Assad’s challenge is evi story in all the major states of The expectation had been that his dent in PLO communications in the industrial belt was unusually margin would be closer to 15. What is obvious is that to tercepted by the National Security high turnout among blacks and - And in the Iron Range of the ex!ient the White House Agency. Several of these decoded blue-collar voters who are Minnesota, extraordinary tur> raised the salience of Reagan and messages, classified "Secret feeling most directly the impact nout gave a lift to DemocraUc Reaganomics, the answer that Spoke,” were shown to my associate of the recession and ^bematorial winner Rudy Per- came back from the voters was a Dale Van Atta. Reaganomics. plch. ' loud negative. As Martin Franks)' 0 The mMsages described emergen executive director of the Youth Specialty Shop “It was,” said Republican The one apparent exception to cy PLO command meetings Arafat Democratic Congressional Cam- * pollster Robert Teeter, “a party this trend in the industrial belt held in Beirut to figure out ways of 787 Main 8 t Downtonnf MancfiMlar paign Committee, said of newly phenomenon not geared to any in was in Michigan, where dealing with Assad’s attempt to un elected Democrats in the House, dividual.” Republican Richard Headlee ran seat him. Arafat and other. Fatah "most of them won by being The result in Pennsylvania, a closer race than expected In the leaders tried “to counter Syrian in national Democrats.” where the unemployment rate is state, with the nation's highest fluence — and demonstrate their 11.5 percent, is another indicator. unemployment rate before losing own independence — by patching up Less than a week before the elec to Democrat James Blanchard. The White House will argue their relations with PLO radicals tion, Republican Gov. Richard But professionals in both parties and drawing closer to leaders of 30% Off 20% Off Thornburgh led Democrat Allen attributed that largely to the fact that there was no way they could GIrla Boya have avoided having the 1981 Arab states interested in limiting Ertel by IS points in a poll con that, as one put it, “there were SyrilB^ influence,’’ one message results read as a referendum on 4-14 4-20 ducted by T^ter, and his ap two terrible candi^tes and two said. lALL HEAVYWEAR President Reagan and his pajamaa proval rating remained at an im terrible canqulgns." .Arafat was sO desperate he even Qirte and Boys pressive 67 percent. The national turnout pattern is policies. There .is sonoe obvious flannal & valour ahirta validity in that. asked the late Egyptian President Pram & Snow Suita But he won by only four points the same. According to Curtis Anwar Sadat to aric the United alacka and alack aala — in this case because although Gans, a leading expert on voter States to stop Syrian Interference in Jadtata ovaralla turnout in Pennsylvania declined participation, overall turnout in Lebonon — a request based on the ooata slightly overall, it rose among creased about 2 percent from But what the White House can startling assumption that U.S. In mitlana, hata and glovas hard-core Democrats in 1878, to slightly over 40 percent of not .escape is the belief among fluence Is significant in Damascus. Philadelphia and elsewhere. The those of voting age. Tuinout was many Republicans that Ronald thA . The Syrians’ current favorite to result was that Republicans in generally higher in the Midwest, R e a d ’s personal camps ignlng replace Arafat, Abn lyad, has what general took a bath in Penn Rtlxed In the Northeast, down in made tUngs worse m ttetiian the CIA terms “exorilant radlcil "This Is titled 'Blank Wall’...' sylvania, losing four con the F ar West and up in the Souths better - that the M U ta credentials” lA 9yrtaq eyes as bsrii riunoao Baiaaiadiaa Top BTano Namaa gressional seats and control of where it usually Increases as House strategle of the defunct terrorM craep, Bfaielt oUon Ragular Stock one house of the state legislature. more blacks tabe part and the September.: '' MARTBROARD ( . X. 1 --. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 10, 1982 ■|- MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov, 10, 1982 - 9 Goalie paces Obituaries Pulitzer divorce trial ends Canadian win Page 10 h'arish said. Arthur W. Bunard WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) returns from a vacation. twin 5-year-old sons,- Mack and SPORTS Pulitzer’s attorney, RobeiirSeott, A rth u r W. B e n a rd , 90, of — It was the kind of story that would “What I do is not going to satisfy Zack. Wethersfield, died Tuesday at St. Attorneys for Pulitzer told Harper said Mrs. Pulitzer coerced her hus have sold a lot of newspapers for everyone,” he said. “Solomon could band into participating in her jet-set Francis Hospitai and Medicai turn-of-thercentury publishing king not do it. I certainly can't, m t I will the boys’ well-being could only be Center. He was the father of Mrs. ensured iflhe was given custody. At lifestyle. ^ . u. Joseph Pulitzer: a wealthy, do my best.” ( “He went nuU for a period in his John (Barbara) Farr of high-society couple battling over big Allegations in the trial iiKlude: torneys for Mrs. Pulitzer said the Manchester. same. life ... He lost his focus in life for dollars and their children, with —Pulitzer, 52, heir to part of his awhile but he’s got It back,” Scott He also ieaves three sisters, Mrs. mutual accusations of drug abuse grandfather's fortune, smuggled Also at stake is a family fortune in Most valuable in AL, Agatha Schimansky and Mrs. Marie hotels, orange groves and other said. and kinky sex. drugs into Palm Beach for his At trial’s end, the Pulitzers left V Root of Wethersfield and Victoria The characters are Pulitzer’s wealthy friends; had sex with his holdings Mrs. Pulitzer says is worth Stavoia of Windsor; three $25 million while her husband places without acknowledging each other; grandson Peter and his wife, adult daughter, Liza Pulitzer Leidy; Mrs. Pulitzer to return to the grandchildren and five great- Roxanne, whose sensational divorce used cocaine, manipulated his wife it at one-tenth that amount. grandchiidren. , Both the Pulitzers listened quietly couple’s Palm Beach mansion, trial ended Tuesday with final into becoming a drug addict. Pulitzer heading for his yacht. The He had been employed by the arguments before a judge who said —Mrs. Pulitzer, 31, had affairs as their attorneys presented the Yount out to improve Sea Hunter, where he now lives. former Winchester Repeating Arms he would have to be like Solomon to with lovers of both sexes, including, closing statements, blaming each, Co. of New Haven before retiring in judge the case fairly. a French baker, an unemployed han in turn, for corrupting their 6t4-year 1957. He was a member of Sacred Circuit-Judge Carl Harper, a dyman, a Grand Prix driver, a real- marriage. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Robin Yount and Murray were t|ie only Dick Groat of the Pittsburgh One of Yount’s least-known Heart Church of Wethersfield and bespectacled, heavy-set man who estate salesman and the 32-year-old Mrs. Pulitzer’s attorney, Robert Crash kills man Yount, the Most Valuable Player in players named on all 28 ballots. Pirates In 1960, Ernie Banks of the» strengths, Dalton said, is baserun the Old Elm Senior Citizen Ciub of listened to 18 days of often lurid wife of elderly Kleenex heir James Parish, characterized her as a the American League, says he still Outfielder Reggie Jackson of the Chicago Cubs in 1958 and 1959 and ning. Dalton said Yount was “one of -Wethersfield. testimony spread over six weeks, Kimberly; had ah appetite for “farm girl” from a New York town WINDSOR (UPI) — David Clark has some rough edges. California Angels received the one Marty Marion of the St. Louis Car the best baserunners in the Funeral services will be Friday at concluded proceedings by saying his cocaine and champagne, dabbled in of 900 who had been led astray. Sr., 38, of Windsor Locks, was killed That’s hard to believe, but the remaining first-place vote, but dinals in 1944. American League as far as instinct. 9:15 a.m . from the Rose Hill decision would leave one of the the occult. “I submit that power corrupts. He Tuesday when his car crashed head- self-effacing shortstop insists it’s Yount said he wasn’t disappointed The one voting member who He doesn’t hesitate. He can gauge Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Pulitzers unhappy. In final arguments Tuesday, corrupted and polluted this farm on with a car driven by Robert true. -by the near-miss at unanimity didn’t choose Yount is. Jim Golla of the speed of the ball and the location the Toronto Globe &. Mail, the Hill with a mass of Christian burial ROXANNE PULITZER The decision will be made in lawyers for the couple reiterated girl. He sw itch^ her from milk to Burke, 45, of New Britain, po(ice “ I have a hard time going to my b^ause he is uncomfortable with of the fielders. at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church. December or January, when Harper demands each get custody of their champagne and finally to drugs,” said. right to field a ball,” said Yount, 'these “personal awards.” Rochester Democrat Si Chronicle “We knew three years ago he Burial will be in Rose Hill Mernorial . . . last day of trial whose bat and glove carried the Doug DeCinces of the' Angels reported. would become a stronger player.” Park. Friends may call at the Milwaukee Brewers to the AL pen finished third with 178 points. Roun “I’m excited” Yount said, “ but Yount has attributed his develop funeral home one hour before the nant and within one game of the ding out the top 10 were Hal McRae when you’re involved in a team ment to weightlifting, which he said service. Memorial contributions World Series championship. of Kansas City with 175, Cecil sport, it’s difficult to sipgie out a added strength in his arms and legs. may be made to the American Heart Republicans, Democrats seek job programs “ I do that least well,” he said. Cooper of the Brewers with 152, single person. As I have said many Yount can become a free agent at Association, 310 Collins St., Hart “That’s my biggest weakness. I Jackson with 107, Dwight Evans of times, I couldn’t have won it without the end of the 1983 season, but said ford. believe you have to improve in all Boston with 57, (Jorman Thomas of everyoneelse on the team.” * he “wasn’t thinking contract” now. streets, bridges, water systems, for bujiders. areas every season.” the Brewers with 44‘A, Dan Yount talked to reporters via He said he just wants to spend time Charles F. Bird WASHINGTON (U P I)-Ju st days percent cut in military spending in president opposes “make work, ^fter riding election returns. conjunction with the jobs bill. dead-end” programs, but was not ports and railroads and by sub Yount has done just that, im Quisenberry of the Royals with 39, telephone hookup from California, with his wife and three children — Charles Frederick Bird, 85, of En A Senate source said Republican proving steadily both offensively where he had-delayed a Hawaiian including newborn son Dustin — lift field, formerly of Manchester, died Republicans and Demdcrats are At the same time, key Senate ruling out a public works jobs bill sidizing new, moderately priced and Rickey Henderson of Oakland Leader Howard Baker and and defensively since breaking in as vacation in order to field questions. some more weights and play golf. Tuesday at Johnson Memorial jockeying for position in a con Republicans are conferring private that would fall within budget limits. housing. with 38. gressional contest for the solution to ly on a possible public works jobs Last Tuesday Democrats, riding a It would create 600',000 jobs at a Chairmen Pete Domenici of the an 18-year-old starter in 1974. Previous shortstops who won the Back in Milwaukee, JBrewers Yount’s selection as MVP gave Hospital. Budget Committee and Robert Staf The capper came Tuesday, when general manager Harry Dalton the Brewers a sweep of the league’s He had lived in Manchester'tor 10 remedy the nation’s 10.4 percent proposal sources say could cost up wave of public protest over un cost of $3.5 billion for people who award in the AL were Zoilo Ver- ford of the Public Works Committee stood in the rear of the interview two major awards for the second years before moving to Enfield jobless rate. to $5 billion and create an undeter employment, gained 26 House seats have been out oW ork at least 15 of Yount got 27 of a possible 28 first- salles of the Minnesota Twins in have been conferring for several place votes and piM up 385 points to room with club president Bud Selig. straight season — the first time that recently. He was formerly Rep. Henry Reuss, D-Wis., chair mined number of jobs on road qnd and won 27 of the 36 governorships the past 26 w^ks; establish a 1965, Phil Rizzuto of the New York months on a jobs proposal. \ run away with the MVP trophy. Dalton said Yount “is one of the best has ever been done in the American employed by the City Paper Co, as a man of the Joint Economic Com sewage projects. that were up for grabs. Conservation Corps to provide 20,(K)0 Yankees in 1950, and Lou Boudreau First baseman Elddie Murray of thb of the Cleveland Indians in 1948. all-around players I’ve ever seen. League. Teammate Pete Vuckovich truck driver and later was employed mittee. called a news conference President Reagan, with Reuss’ proposai is designed to all-year and 50,()00 summer youth Like Reuss, Stafford also favors Baltimore Orioles wfs a distant se National League shortstops who “He can beat you four ways — won the Cy Young Award last week by fenton Chevrolet of Westfield, today to detail a $7 billion jobs- joblessness at a post-Depression reduce unemployment and boost the jobs at a cost of $250 million; ap: housing measure designed to create propriate $2 billion for single family holding down the increase in cond with 228 points in the balloting won the award were Maury Wills of with his glove, arm, bat and legs. and Brewers reliever Rollie Fingers Mass., and most recently he was a high, was certain to be asked at his struggling housing industry, which military spending as gne way to free I million jl^bs. news conference Thursday what has been squeezed by the difficult housing unit construction that would by the Baseball Writers Association tho I Of An Los Angeles 211—4 Calgary 410-6 First period-1, Los Angeles, Dionne 6 (Morrison. Hardy), 2:28. 2. Calory. Peplinski 4 (Elo^anta, Lavallee), 6:47. 3. Hockey Calgary, Eloranta 2 (Reinhart, Nilsson), with Sevigny in goal 13:2k. 4, Calgary, Lavallee 6 (Peplinski, Christoff). 15:19, 5. Calgary. Mokosak 1 (Chouinard, McDonald). i6:5& 6. Los Angeles, Chartraw 1 (unassisted), 19:59. By Dave Raffo said Montreal Coach Bob Berry. 1981-82 season — or on his Vezina York third period as the defending Penalty—Korab, LA, 5:19 “There’s no question that we got it Trophy-winning 1980-81 perfor Stanley Cup champions snapped a Second period—7. Calgaiy, Bridgman 7 UP Sports Writer (Nilsson, Reinhart), 3:(H. 8, Los Angeles. tonight. I thought it was a very in mance. four-game wialess streak and St. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE L. Murphy 2 (unassisted). 5:57. Penalties It was the kind of game that made tense game and of course, it was im “I’ve been told not to live in the Louis lost a three-game unbeaten By United Press International —Hindmarch, cial. 5:11; Fox, LA. 10:13. streak. The Islanders extended an Wales Conference Third period—9, Los Angeles. M, the Montreal Canadiens realize how portant to us to win this game since past,” said the 25- Patrick Division Murphy 4 (Ruskowski, Qiartraw) 11:51. much they missed goaltender it’s the first of a four-game road year-old goalie. 11-game (8-0-3) unbeaten streak W L T Pts. GF GA Penalties—Hindmarch. Cal, 8:35. Richard Sevigny for most of .last trip.” against St. Louis and the Biues are NY Islanders 12 4 2 26 79 51 Shots on goal—Los Angeles 7-8-13—27. “ I feel this was Philadelphia 9 6 1 64 SO Calgary 14-7-7-28 season. ' North Stars Cqach Gien Sonmor my best game this winless in their last 22 (0-16-6) NY Rangers 6 8 1 56 60 Goalies—Los Angeles. Lessard. Cal Sevigny. whose 1981-82 season appearances at the Nassau' New Jersey 3 54 66 gary. Eklwards. A—7^42, agreed with Berry on the reason for year. It’s Just in Washington 4 3 l: 50 60 lasted just 19 games because of a the Canadiens’ victory, which upped the last two Coliseum. Pittsburgh 4 10 2 II 51 81 broken hand, stopped 39 shots in the their road record to a league-leading Flames 5, Kings 4 Adams Division weeks that I’ve Montreal 11 2 3 2 77 52 Tuesday's :^ r t s Transactions Canadiens’ 3-2 win over the 5-1-1. begun to feel At Calgary, Alberta, the’ Flames Boston 7 5 3 r 51 48 By United Press International Minnesota North Stars in “That was as good a goalkeeping good.” struck for four goals in just over 10 Quebec 7 5 2 11 70 64 Baseball Buffalo 6 6 3 li 60 56 Houston — Named Dennis Menke Bloomington, Minn., Tuesday night. display as I’ve seen this season,” In other games, minutes to take a 4-1 lead and hold Hartford 3 9 2 1 47 69 batting c' -ich, Les Moss pitching coach. Sevigny’s pla.y m ade G ilbert Sonmor said. ’’Sevigny was the New York Islanders topped St. off the Kings’ late rush. Jim Campbell Conference Jerry Walker bullpen coacn and Cot Deal Delorme’s tie-breaking goal at 18:33 Peplinski, Kari Eloranda, Kevin Norris Division outfield and defensive alignment coach. excellent tonight. We outshot them Louis 4-1 and Calgary nipped Los W L T Pts. GF GA Basketball of the second period stand up as by a pretty good margin and should Angeles 5-4. Lavallee and rookie Carl Molioksak Minnesota Golden State — Lifted (he suspension Montreal won its fourth straight scored in Calgary’s first-period Chicago 7 2 5 of guard Michael Ray Richardson, have won the game, but we’re not iHiunilers 4, Bhies 1 St. Louis 7 6 1 waived n a rd Terry Duerod. game, getting the goal producton that we At Uniondale, N.Y., Bobby explosion. Mike Murphy brought Los Detroit 3 10 3 Las Vegas (CBA) — Named general ’’-When we’re on the road, coming hould be getting from our big lines.” Nystrom’s second power-play goal Angeles to within a goal with 8:09 Toronto 2 7 5 46 61 manager Larry Creger coach. in against a good team like this, you Smythe Division C^lTege Sevigny, who is 5-1-3 this season, of the game 6:52 into the third left but the Kings could not get the Los Angeles 7 5 3 17 63 56 St. Louis — Harry Keough resigned as have to have great goaltending,” refused to dwell on his shortened period triggered a three-goal New equalizer. Calgary 7 8 3 17 82 81 soccer coach. Edmonton 6 6 4 16 76 73 Stanford — Bob Rose resigned as Winnipeg 7 5 1 15 63 48 sports information director to become Vancouver 6 8 2 14 56 S3 publicity director of Los Angeles of the (Top four in each division qualify for U.S. Football League; named Stephen Stanley Cup playoffs.) Raezynski sports information director. Tues^y's Results Football N.Y. Islanders 4. St. Louis 1 Los Angeles (USFL) — Signed Rich Montreal 3. Minnesota 2 Dimler, Jim Weatherly. LaRue Harring San Diego’s losing streak Herald photo by Tarquinlo Calgary 5. Los Angeles 4 ton. Mike Rae, Kevin Williams, Rob Wednesday’s Games • Hertei, Rob Preston. Dave Corsinotti, (All Times EST) Glen Walker, Frank Jordan and George (Quebec at Hartford. 7:35 p.m. Banks, Angel. - Gasca, .. (Jhuck Scicli. Dennis Herald photo by Tarquinlo Running for daylight St. Louis at N.Y. Rangers. 7:35 p.m. Cole and Scotty Byers. Lonnie Turner New Jersey at Washington. 7:35 p.m. Phil Davidson. Dave Ciole.“ • Dennis • Wyl'Wylie. JULES KARP Edmonton at Pittsburg, 7:35 p.m. Irwin Castille, Scott Kubitz, Ti Manchester High running back Qreg Turner tries to pick his Hartford’s Kevin Coffey gets turned outside by Indian blocker. Philadelphia at Buffalo. 7:35 p.m. Cunningham. Jimmy Clinton. Greg numeral winner In college extended to seven games Detroit at Toronto, 8:(£ p.m. Williams. Melvin Fields. Gilbert Alvarez. way through a hole up the middle In last Saturday's CCIL Each side had one TD but extra point was margin of victory In Montreal at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Jim Duffner. Lee Ingram. James Walker. gridiron tussle against East Hartford High at Hornets’ field. East 7-6 Hornet triumph. Los Angeles at Vancouver. 11:06 p.m. Tommy Lister, Bob Atha and Joe Alliotti for the most personal fouls with 3,- . Thursday's Games Oakland (USFL) — Signed defensive By Jeff Hasen two shots with 42 seconds left to put Mitchell scored 25 points to lead the Edmonton at New Jersey back Wyatt Henderson, cornerbacks UPI S ports Writer the Pacers ahead by three. 859. Spurs to their fourth straight N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia Derrick Martin and Don McCall. 49 years apart Rookie Clark Kellogg led\ Indiana “Our team just needs to continue triumph. George Gervin, Artis Quebec at Boston terback Steve Krainock. safety Claris N.Y. Islanders at Minnesota S and wide receiver Dexter Tisby. "Here’s to the winners,” they with 23 points and rookie Terry to practice and work hard to get Gilmore and Gene Banks added 22 F’hiladelphia (TSFLi — Signed line sing. But who minds for the losers? Cummings had 32 points and 24 used to each other and run our backers Ken Braswell. Gien Morris and each. Darrell Griffith led the Jazz American Hockey League Rick Donaldson ^ "It’s still early,” said San Diego rebounds for San Diego. Tom offense,” said Houston Coach Del with 26 points. Sugar Ray calls it a career By United Press International tCoach Paul Silas Tuesday night. Chambers added 13 for the Clippers. Harris, still smarting from the loss l.iikiTH l.’(9, KingH 117 Northern FiveAAilerin 1933, W L T Pts GF GA director of New York Rangers Alumni "We’re still young and haven’t At New York, Len E lm ore of Moses Malone. ,“We are getting At Inglewood, Calif., Norm Nixon Nova Scotia 8 4 4 20 57 63 Association. gelled yet.” blocked' Bernard King’s layup 100 shots a game, but we must Fredericton 7 4 1 15 48 29 collected 20 points and 13 assists to rounds, Leonard scored a 15th-round Maine 7 5 1 15 50 47 No. they haven’t. Neither has attempt with six seconds remaining, develop more patience and pass BALTIMORE (UPI) - World lead the Lakers to their fifth welterweight champion Sugar Ray TKO victory when the referee Adirondack 7 7 1 15 62 54 Karp still running winless New York, Houston and enabling the Nets to hold off the more.” ‘/ / Moncton 5 12 1 11 SI 67 straight. Six Lakers scored in double Leonard says his retirement is didn't make the deciaion until tonight. stopped the fight with six seconds Sherbrooke 4 9 1 9 48 60 Cleveland. Knicks. New York trailed 83-82 with In other games, Detroit topped figures, with Jamaal Wilkes adding Southern By Earl Yost years ago after a long absence. definite and he has “no regrets” have no regrets whatsoever.* remaining. The Clippers lo.st their seventh 20 seconds remaining and set up Washington 108- 18 and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Leonard gained undisputed claim St. Catharines 9 5 1 19 60 58 Sports Editor Today, letters are awarded straight game, a 100-95 decision at 105, Seattle edged about ending a career that earned Hershey . ^ 9 3 0 18 50 32 King inside. But Elmore left center Bob McAdoo 16 each. Sugar Ray Leonard to the world welterweight crown Springfield 7 8 1 15 63 65 Bowling athletes but in the "good old days," Indiana. At the same time, the 0-6 Chicago 112-111, him almost $40 million and two Marvin Webster and knocked the with a 14th-round TKO over Thomas Rochester 6 5 3 15 51 54 Back in 1933, college athletes were numerals were issued and Karp was Knicks were nipped by New Jersey lluwkK 106^ NuggflH 105 world championships. Baltimore 6 7 1 13 51 56 ball away. Darwin Cook added one San Antonio Hearns on Sept. 16, 1981. The fight awarded numerals for ac able lo uncover his sweater, still in 84-82 at Madison Square Garden, the downed Utah 118- At Denver, Wes Matthews hit a “ No way I’m going to change,” New Haven 6 7 1 13 40 50 of two free throws for the final point earned Leonard $12 million, the Binghamton '• 4 9 2 10 iS 60 9 complishments in their chosen good condition, after nearly a half 0-5 Rockets fell to Phoenix 119-91, 104, Los Angeles three-pointer at the buzzer to give Leonard said. “There’s a lot of peo Tuesday's Results with a second remaining. largest purse paid to one fighter. sport. century. and the 0-5 Cavaliers were idle. ripped Kansas the Hawks the win. The Nuggets ple that think I’m going to get back happen.” most of the estimated 7,000 fans, Adirondack 4. Nova Scotia 4 i(ie) Cook led New Jersey with 19 and especially his wife, Juanita. Three weeks before a scheduled St. Catharines 7. Maine 5 Jules Karp, of Manchester, a Karp. Who later transferred from At Indianapolis, Billy Knight hit City 139-117, took a 105-103 lead on a jumper by into the ring. I’ll prove them Leonard underwent successful Wednesday's Games WKI’- Harriet Giordano 181-456, points and Albert King added 14! wrong.” “I definitely don’t want him to box title defense on May 14 against practicing lawyer in Connecticut UConn after his freshman year, four free throws in the final 71 Bernard King was the game’s high Atlanta nipped " Billy McKinney with three seconds surgery in May to repair a partially Baltimore at Binghamton Bert Glass 178, Ellie Beyer 467.Pol since 1940, received his numerals as Leonard said he decided to retire detached retina in his left eye. again,” she said. “He’s got a million Roger Stafford, Leonard noticed the Maine at Hershey graduated from the University ol seconds to help the Pacers down the scorer with 28. Denver 106-105, left. Atlanta called time and tried to Springfield at Rochester ly Kenneway 451, Bruno Giordano a cross country runner in 1933 at the only moments before addressing, ' Leonard said his vision has returned and one things he can do.” vision in his left eye was blurred. N Wisconsin in 1937 but didn’t take part (Jippers. The Knicks are pleading for and Portland defeated Golden State get ball inside to Dan Roundfield, Thursday's Games 202-528, Ted Gadarowski 502. among other fans,' Marvin Hagler, In his career, Leonard used his On May 7, a Buffalo doctor dis Rochester at Baltimore University of Connecticut. That in track “We’re facing a tough schedule, patience, trying to work new players 111-96. but Matthews, found himself open a to normal and Dr. Ronald Michels, Muhammad Ali and Ken Norton enormous skills, including a flicking covered a tear in the retina. Two Adirondack at Fredericton year also marked the first time he "There were too giany good especially on the road,” Silas said. into their sputtering offense. PiHtonx 108, Bullets 105 foot outside the circle. the ophthalmologist who performed New Haven at Nova Scotia /.OI>l\C- Carol Powell 181-464, Tuesday night at the Civic Center. the surgery, gave him “the jab, to become a consummate days later Michels performed took part in the Five Mile Road runners." he said. One of the "But we’re maturing more with “This was my best game,because At Landover, Md., Kelly Trlpucka “ I guess those kind of things Lisa Harley 460. “I didn’t make the decision until freedom” to make his own choice. boxer. In 33 professional fights, he successful surgery at the Wilmer Race in Manchester. Badgers’ Big 10 rivals was Kansas, each game. This (losing streak) I’m picking up the Knicks’ system and Kent Benson each hit two free happen when you’re not going very St. Louis 100-1 Two weeks from tomorrow mor which boasted the great Glenn Cun might be a blessing In disguise. It throws in the final 12 seconds to give good,” said Denver Coach Doug tonight,” the champion said. “I Mike Tyjainer,. L.eonard’s lost only to Roberto Duran, , a .15- Ejgi^Institute of Johns Hopkins N^lalwiden 10^ h'HtKSUamV- Sandy Kershaw which is new to me,” said Bernard manager, said the ’ champtbn may roeM'«iaiitinaii4 ikiriirinn in Mon ning. Karp will be answering the ningham, and Wisconsin’s ace was may help us and we may go home King. “I love to run and this is the the Pistons the decision. Tripucka Moe. didn’t feel the electricity. I have no 170-477, Debt Tbompmon lSS-187-482, starter’s gun at 10 o’clock with ap have “run out of challenges.” treal on June 20, 1980. He avenged Leonard, who proclaim ^ after Nystrom 5 (Merrick. Potvin), 18:42. Chuck Fenzke. Gene Venzke of Penn and do well. Overall, I think we first night the Knicks really ran a led Detroit with 27 points and Greg rruil ItlazrrH 111, W arriors 96 regrets whatsoever.” Beth Correia 187-456, Lu Toutaln proximately 4,000, plus, entrants in Trainer said Hagler turned down that loss five months later with an winning the Olympic gold medal in Penalties—Potvin, NYI. 14:02; Babych: and Bill Bonthron of Princeton were played pretty good — not super — bit.” Ballard topped Washington with 27. At Portland, Ore., Mychal Thomp His decision ended months of StL, 18:04; Brian SuUer. StL. 20:00. 220-456, Shirley Pointer 203-516, the 46th turkey day trot. $7 million to fight Leonard. He also eighth-round technical knockout in 1976 that “This is my last fight,” other big name milers in the early but well.” At Houston, Walter Davis and Sii|i’erSnnirs 112, Bulls 111 son scored 20 points and grabbed speculation over his return to the Second period—None. Penalties—Brian Cynde Lajoie 191-458, Ruth Wood claimed Alexis Arguello and Aaron New Orleans when Duran quit late scored 16 TKOs, seven knockouts Sutter, StL. 7:51; Brent Sutter. NYI. Karp will be able to boast that 19,30s. Knight, who finished with 20 Maurice Lucas scored 17 points each At Chicago, Jack Sikma scored 21 seven rebounds to spark the Blazers. ring and a fight against Hagler for bury 456, Lee Bean 478, Butch he's been in Five Milers longer than Pryor, who go at it Friday night in in the round. and nine decisions and was not 9:32. McQuade 212-224-635, Ray Pointer Karp has been propping for the points, hit two foul shots with 71 to lead Phoenix over the Rockets. points and David Thompson added Michael Ray Richardson, who had the middleweight crown — a bout Third period—3. New York. Nystrom 6 Miami, do not want to face Leonard. He started his career on Feb. 5, knocked down in his professional (Persson. Merrick). 6:56. 4. New York, anyone else - this will be the 49th an Five Miler and last Sunday toured seconds left to' put Indiana up by 20 to lead the 7-0 Sonics. Reggie been suspended by Golden State that could have earned him $20 212-531, Tom Kershaw 203-550, Bill The triumph marked the 400th “No one was really falling over 1977 in Baltimore and won the World career. Bossy 16 (Bourne. Persson). 13:18. 5, Zwick 539, David Zahler 514, Carl niversary of the first time that he the course, on foot, with former three points and added two more career victory for Suns Coach John Theus scored 25 points for the Bulls. because of a contract dispute, joined million. Trottier 12 (Bourne, Bossy), 19:15. took part He hasn't been in every themselves to fight him,” ’Trainer Boxing Council welterweight crown In his last fight on Feb. 15, Penalties—Brian Sutter, StL, 5:56; Lepak 503, Dave Correia 508, Chuck Superior Court Judge .lay Rubinow with two seconds remaining to seal MacLeod. Elvin Hayes of the Spurs 118, Jazz 104 the club and scored eight points “ (It) would be one of the greatest race, coming back to running six fights in boxing history,” Leonard said. from Wilfred Benitez on Nov. 30, Leonard knocked out Bruce Finch in Turnbull, StL. 16:13; Potvin. NYI. 16:13; Sylvester 530. his running mate. it. Herb Williams of Indiana made Rockets set an NBA career record At San Antonio, Texas, Mike before leaving with an ankle injury. three rounds. Bourne, NYI. 16:56. said. “But that unfortunately won’t The champion’s decision pleased 1979. In his first fight beyond 10 Shots on goal—St. Louis fr^^20. NY Islanders 9-6-20—35. Goalies—St. Louis. Hanlon. NY Island U.S.MIXKD- Linda Burton 206- ers, Melanson, A—15,070. V 489, Kris McLaughlin 181-186-513, Lloyds team Sharon Madore 175-456, Suzanne TYam es in the N ew s NFL Management Council Feltman 478, Dale Pecker 209-493, Montreal ? J Minnesota ) t 0—2 Linda Battoe 186-468, Sue Hale 205- Record-setter Brown for doubles First Period—1. ’ Montreal, Acton 6 500, Shelia Price 199-518, Terry (Hunter. Delorme). 10:56. 2, Minnesota, Priskwaldo 450, Terry Fortin 451, Renaldo Nehemlah Ciccarelli 12 (McCarthy). 13:41 3. Montreal. Robinson 2 (Mondou. Naslund), Diane Brennan 467, Rose Longtin PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — World-record hurdler Renaldo net triumph files unfair labor charges 16:39. Penalties—Tremblay. Mon. 17:25; 477, John Rossi 213-565, Fred Nehemiah, perhaps stung by the strike by NFL players, has been TONIGHT Giles, Min. 17:25 . . Kozicki 205-507, Ernie Whipple 221- allowed to retain his amateur track status despite a contract to play 7:1& - Whalers vs. Nordiques, Second Period-4, Minnesota, Douglas 5 (Ferguson. Hartsburgl. 16:43 5, Mon 566, Lou Polinski 507, Ed Larson 204- with the San Francisco 49ers. aggressive, skillful HOUSTON (UPI) - It isn’t often NEW YORK (UPI) - The NFL been threatened with bodily harm contended those three clubs were WTIC treal. Delorme 2 (Laflcur. Gingras), "523, Linda Laduke 507, Dave Fenn A three-member board from The Athletics Congress Tuesday ruled Chris Evert Lloyd and her husband, Players Association, which has filed because of his criticism of the un not fully informed of the proposal, 7:3.0 • Celtics vs. Bucks, W'INF lB-33 Penalties—Mondou, Mon, 1:0B-, ion.” and their many questions concer 8 - Devils vs. Capitals, Channel 9 Latleur, Mon, 5:17, McCarthy, Min, 5:17; 538, John Kozicki 546. Bob Skoglund unanimously in favor of Nehemiah’s request, .said his attorney, Ron John Lloyd, pair up as a team. But unfair labor practice charges Picard. Mon, 17:27; Smith, Min, 17:27; 524. StankO of Reading, Pa. By Len Auster when they do, they know how to win. against the Management Council The statement said Erxleben told ning the offer in essence constituted 8 • Auto racing, ESPN Hunter, Mon, major-minor, misconduct. Herald Sportswriter the New Orleans Times-Picayune: a vote of disapproval. 8 • Bowling, eSA 19:43: McCarthy, Min. major, 19:43 Stanko said the panel, headed'by Robert Hollander, the national The third-seeded Lloyds from claiming the owners have not Third Period-None Penalty—Wicken- registration chairman for TAC. based its decision on p provision that “I have received threats, indirectly “When you get to the bottom of it, 10:30 • Arrows vs. Lazers, USA London defeated Kathleen Horvath bargained in good faith, has been hit heiser, Mont. 5:50, allows athletes to receive money from participating in a sport as long Aggressive, skillful, with game-sense; that’s the from severM sources, saying that they pos^ questions that required Shots on goal—Montreal 0-12.0—29. COl NTRY CLUB- A1 Martin 188- and Jimmy Arias 7-6, (7-5), 6-4 with charges that it “threatened, Minnesota 12-1T15—41 \ as the participation,does not aid their performance of track and field make-up of Manchester High senior Toby Brown. (NFLPA executive director) Ed good hard collective bargaining,” 364, Carl Bolin 1.35-145141-421, Pete Tuesday night to advance to the se restrained and coerced” an out Goalies-Montreal, Sevigny, Minnesota,! events. The Indian striker quietly moved into the top rung spoken union member. Garvey would have my leg broken Garvey said. Cavalier owner Beaupre. A—14.660. Staum 151-147-405, Ted' Backiel 137- among single-season and career scorers Jn school cond round of the $460,000 World and all this stuff.” The Rams reportedly voted 15-11 149-396. John Wilson 141-378, Mixed Doubles Championship. The NFLMC filed unfair labor field hockey history. practice charges Tuesday on Day 50 Jim Miller, spokesman for the to accept the owners’ proposal, as prepared to sell Maynard Clough 139-376, Patsy Steve Kasper Brown ended the ‘82 regular season with 17 goals, In other matches, top-seeded of the players’ strike, stemming owners, said 'Tuesday no new did the Oilers, although no vote Uriano 151-370, Leo Cyr 136-368, Vic surpassing the previous standard of 13 set by Jen Anne Smith and Kevin Curren took a negotiating sessions are planned at count was given for Houston. The IIKRALD- Leon Bilodeau 207-564, Abraitis 135-361, Ed Shaw 148-364, BOSTON I UPI I — Center Steve Kasper, voted the premier defen from reported incidents that union CLEVELAND (UPI) - Cleveland nifer Hedlund in the 1980 campaign. That year. 7-6, 6-1 victory over BeUy Nagelsen representatives allegedly this'time. two teams joined the Saints, who Jeanne Froemerth 208-484, Tony Charlie Whelan 359, Burt Davis 355, sive forward in the National Hockey League last year, wiU be lost to Brown’s sophomore season, she tallied four times. and Raul Ramirez; and Leslie Allen “If they say there are prospects, voted 45-1 with one abstention Mon Cavaliers Owner Ted Stepien has Colletti 512. Fran Chartier 351. the Boston Bruins for two weeks after undergoing shoulder supgery threatened New Orleans player decided he wants to sell the NBA That gave evidence of matters to come. and Fred Stolle defeated Rosie representative Russell Erxleben. we don’t know what they’re saying day, as the only clubs to have voted Tuesday Brown pushed home 11 goals in her junior year. Casals and Eliot Teltscher 6-3. 6-3. because we’re not going to be for the proposal. franchise that cost him $7 million in Kasper had torn cartilage removed from his left shoulder in The charge stated that union losses over the past two' seasons. The 17 this year gives her a career total of 32, a se president Gene Upshaw and Elvin there,” he said. At least Uiree teams — Cincinnati, arthroscopic surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. The opera cond school standard. It was only the third major tour Minnesota and Denver — have not The Cavaliers, riding an NBA- nament the Lloyds have played in -Bethea of the Houston Oilers were The eighth week of the season of tion was performed by Bruins’ physician Dr. Bertram Zarins. “She’s very aggressive, very competitive and has ficially Was lost Tuesday with the polled their players. record 24-game losing streak, have together. among those who “threatened, failed to attract respectable crowds GM a lot of talent and skill,” said first-year Manchester restrained and coerced” Erxleben, NFL announcing that no games will Meanwhile, cities and businesses Coach Janice Dahm. “She also has a lot of game- “We seemed to be very nervous at be played this w^kend. in Southern (^lifornia‘'that stand to at home despite the hiring of new Bob Lillis the start. We haven’t played that. who has criticized the union’s con coach Tom Nissalke to start this senM. She’d rather move the ball around people duct. The NLPA has denibd the In another development; Garvey gain as much as $60 million in Super AUTO REPAIRS! much together,” Evert said. season. / HOUSTON (UPI) — Houston Astros’ Manager Bob Lillis Tuesday than mow them down to get the shot off.” threats. claimed all 28 teams rejected Bowl revenues await the outcome of Stickwork and shooting ability have been big John Lloyd said he and his wife the first in-season walkout in league *T hate to give up something I J. management’s propc^l to end the completed his coaching staff, selecting former Astro player Dennis have not played mixed doubles more Part of a statement from .the enjoy," Stepien told The Cleveland Menke to replace Deacon Jones as batting coach. plusses for the CCIL leading scorer. “ Her Stick con NFLMC said; “Today, Erxleben ad strike, despite announced accep history. The- Super Bowl is Q WE SERVICE ALL trol is very good,” Dahm says. “She cap draw the because Evert is usually in the tances from the Saints, Oilers and scheduled for Jan. 30 in 104,000-seat Plain Dealer in an interview Lillis named interim pitching coach Les Moss to a full-time position mitted be was the player mentioned "H orn* ot Mr Goodwfnch GENERAL MOTOR defense and anticipates well and knows when the finals of the major tournaments, Los Angeles Rams. The union chief Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. published today. "But I got along in and hired Cot Deal from the Philadelphia Phillies organization to and it would be unfair for her to in the published reports as having work with outfield and handle defensive alignment, and Jerry Walker best time to let loose a shot. life before I owned the Cavs and Tm CARS AND TRUCKS team up in a doubles match. going to get along without them. from the New 'York Yankees to supervise the bullpen. Don Lepert “She has a very strong shot, that's one of her I* ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS strone suits. She also has good placement. “But this is strictly a mixed previously signed to return as the Astros third base coach. Menke was ; FO R SPARKLING' ANTIFREEZE-CITGb Sometimes she’ll wait and place it instead of just doubles tournament, and Chris is not Super Bowl on hold COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS appointed to coach first base, Lillis said. having to play in anything else. I WOODWORK. TILE,‘ W OaHon Drum DaOvurud hammering at it. Very often it is a one-time shot GLASS AND PAINTED | REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS! with her.” think getting that one match under our belt should make a difference,” Su r f a c e s , add three Salon AUTO PAINTINO John McNamara Dahm, and others in the league agree, strongly lablespoons of washing, *2i88 believes Brown was the top offensive player in the Lloyd said, referring to Tuesday’s Pasadena stands to lose IHIICKSTaailUT.hic. CHARUE WITH MASTER CHARGE victory. soda to a quart of*warm) ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) — Newly appointed California Angels' Ma CCIL in ‘62. ‘The league-leading 17 goals bares that In the first set, both teams held water and wash. No rinsing! • 4 7 - 9 1 3 7 , !• 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE nager John McNamara Tuesday asked last year’s entire coaching out. “The Enfield coach says she sparkles when she [required. stall to return. plays,” Dahm related. their k serve through the first 10 games, then both women lost their McNamara, who succeeded Gene Mauch, extended the invitation at TOBY BROWN It was Brown’s sparkling play, and work around millions if game canceled an afternoon meeting with bullpen coach Bob Clear, third base coach serves. The Lloyds won the tie . . record-breaker the goal, that helped the Indians into the state tour Preston Gomez, pitching coach Tom Morgan and conditioning coach nament. breaker. In the second set, the million. since the clock is running and run fjp p n o v E 0 CARTER Jimmie Reese. First base coach Booby Knoop, managing in Lloyds broke Horvath and then ” PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) — With Arias to go ahead 4-1. 160 million in Super Bowl revenues The Super Bowl is scheduled for ning pretty fast.” Venezuela, did not attend, but was also asked to return, the club said. Jan. 30 in the 104,0004eat Rose Bowl FREE at stake, Southern California cities and businesses that have been put on in Pasadena, but its status is in Um But the NFL has not given the city bo because of the players’ strike CLEANING hold by the NF^ players strike want a firm date on which it would know Michael Ray Richardson that is now in lU e i ^ week. For Your Oil Burner Harvard and Penn meet for Ivy laurels the league to decide whether or not whether the game will be played on Andiym said the city and businesses on 1229 MAIN ST. OAKLAND, Calif. (UPD — Michael Ray Richardson, acquired in BOSTON (UPI) - All Ivy League the game will be played in the Rose schedule, delayed or canceled, % " w «■ the trade that sent Bernard King to the New York Knicks, joined the Cross. Penn had a strong showing in Harvard’s presence Jn a late three seasons. But in their second that would profit from the game are 1 Year Oil Agreement AUTO REPAIR eyes will be on Franklin Field In Bowl. Arnhym said. MANCHESTER Golden State Warriors in Portland Tuesday when his suspension was defeating Colgate, 21-13. Both teams season, title-contending game is season under Jerry Berndt, they got caught in the middle of the NFL lifted. Philadelphia this Saturday, where are 4-1 in the Ivy League. anything but a shock. The Crimson Rolfe Arnhym, executive vice NEW CUSTOMERS ONLY TEL. 046-6464 surging Harvard and surprising off to a 4-0 start and have split their pi^dent of the Pasadena Chamber strike. t 'k ■ Richardson bad refused to loin the Warriors because of dissatisfac “We wanted to be in this position were expected to be in the hunt and “Our hope and expectation con That uncertainty, he said^ Is Penn meet with the winner last four games. Their lone Ivy loss of Commerce, said Tuesday his city 6 4 9 .4 5 3 9 tion with his three-year contract signed with.the Knicks, ana had been and we are,” Harvard coach Joe their only league loss was to Dart was to Princeton, 17-14, on a late tinues to be that the game wlU be wreaking havoc With the businesses o> clinching a share of the league title. ■tan^ to lose $4 million to |6 million that are counting on the influx of GM QUALITY suspended by the Warriors since uct. a . i o maxe room tor nmi on me Restic said Tuesday. “We can mouth, 14-12. Harvard has won or field goal. - played, although the signs ore not 319 Brood St. SERVICE MRTS Harvard, which has lost its two decide What's going to happen. We shared five Ivy titles. if the game is not played, and the footbaU fans particularly the scores roster, guard Terry Duerod was waived. losses for the entire Los Angeles particularly good,” Arnhym said. Manchester games this year by a total of sU > have the momentum, but Penn is a Pennsylvania has won the Ivy title “'I’nelr program is back and I’m “We’ve been expectiu some sort Of of hotels that have reserved ot set FOSARn BROS qpn$>ALMOTOISHtRTSDIVlSIOM ^ points, has won its last three and Is good football team. Well have to only once, in 1966, and the Q ii^ r s happy , for them and for Jerry,” metropolitan area could be 10 times aside thousands of rooms. ikat much — 140 million to $00 advice from the N F l this w«dk. comiM off a 34-17 elctory over ifariy pViy oar best of the year.”. had won three games in their lost R ^ c said. “Tbev are no fU e . MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Nov, lo. 1982 — 13 12 - MANCHRSTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 10, Food 6 j: Scoreboard FOCUS / M What do students eat? Utah 21311732-104 PHOENIX (119) „ „ . - u SAN DIEGO ^ Golden Stole B * B ^ 9 6 Lucas 7-16 34 17, Vance M M U. Chambers 5-lS M 13, Cummings 15^ Portl&nd 32 SO 22 27~111 Adams 5-10 34 13, Pavla 7-U 84 t7, U 32, Whitehead 2^ 1-2 5, Ra. Smith M fS out-Carr. Total lo^s Johnson M 24 14, Many 0 M 0, Sj»tt « M 6, Hoilins 24 M 4, Brooks 3-7 44 10, -Golden State » . Portland 20. M U, Cook 5-7 M 19, Kramer 14 M 2, Antonio IB. Rebound»-UUh M Anderson 2-4 M 4, Hodges M l 34 11 Rebounds-Golden SUle 40 High 24 44 8, Thirdklll 44 O-I 8, White San Antwiio <7 (Gilmore 15). ^^)***r Soccer Basiketball Wood MO 24 10. Brogan M 04 0. Totals (Smith 15), I 441 M 8. Total! 4M0 21-86 U9. Utah » (Danlley 8). San Antonio » Thompson 7 each). A ssis ^ [ A teacher leaks at schaal lunches 4IM2 lS-19 SB. HOUSTON (91), (Dunleavy 8). Ar-10,7W. § INDIANA (lOOl Golden State 28 a?!' Hayei 8-18 54 17, Walker 14 04 2 C. G. Johnson 4-13 2-2 10, Kellogg ILM ^ Portland 27 (Valentine 10). Technlcals-Golden State coach Jones 5-10 M M, Bryant 14 M 4, ' Editor’s note: Julia Hayes is a chemistry teacher East Catholic High School 23, Williams 7-13 2-2 16, V Uavell 24 M 4, Teagle 84 84 », M. "rKfn’f^M .B.W m ta'm .4-1144 10. Knight 7-13 M 20, Branson 14 M 2, A1 Allies, Richardson, Golden Jonea 6-13 4-10 16, Garrett 14 M 2, 12, DawHna 34 24 8, Birdsong 44 ()4 8, at East Calholi,' High School who has also taught al C. Johnson 04 1-2 1, Carter M M 0, State. A^12,686, MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAfSUE I jPn to East Catholic. The cafeteria is cheerful, attrac Murphy 3-12 34 9, Hendera™ 14 24 4, Ford 24 04 4. Cook 54 9-11 B, Phillips By United Press International Manchester High School. She is also the author of a Byrnes 5-12 OO 10. Duren 1-3 M 2, Taylor 34 M 6, Paultz 3-7 24 8. Totala tive blue and white accented by four colorful soda Slaughter 34 M 6. Totals 44 « IMS 1<»- 0-1 24 2, Walker 1-1 24 4, Bailey 14 (W Astern Division cookbook on French cuisine. called “ French S5-104 2142 91. 2, Gmlnaki 3-7 M 9, Elmore 14 M 2. W L Pet. GB machines lining the end wall. “ How many sodas a day NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC San Dleso 14 2726 28 S6 Cooking for People YVho Can’t.’’ - By United Press International Phoenix I'otals 3047 2443 61. Buffalo j 01®? — are consumed, I wondered. Eastern Conference Miana^* KANSAS CITY (1171 Houston ,**,** ^ * “ ?* 01.000 - Fouled out—none. Total fouls—San Ed. Johnson 1349 14 27; Merlweather 1 NEW YORK (82) . MemiAls I Atlantic Division Fouled out-nonc. Total foola-Phoenta B. King 10-14 84 28, Robinson 24 14 5, New York } 01.000 - By Julia Hayes “ About 25 cases,” said Tom Benoit, who is in charge Diego 21, Indiana 20. Rebounds-San" 24 M 4, S. Johnson 44 M 11, 23, Houston 23. Rebounda-Phoenlx » W L Pet GB Diego 56 ‘ (Cummings 24), Indiana 51 CartwriAt 34 1-1 7, S h e ^ 34 M 11, Baltimore I 1 iOO Vk Special to the Herald of filling the machines, “ 600 cans.” 'ITie machines had Philadelphia 01-000 - M 12, Williams MO 14 9, Nealy (W 04 (Lucas 12), Houston 56 (M, Jones 14). Westohal MS 84 9, S. Williams 6-7 34 0 .000 (Kellogg 17). Assisls-San Diego 13 0, Woodson 34 74 13 ^ e r 34 W 8, Assisto-Phoenlx 27 (DavU 6), Hous^ » Cleveland 0 been a Student (touncil project, but the school had Bos* on (ChamMrs, Cummings, Hodges 31, IS, ffrunfeld 04 24 2, Tucker 14 (M 2, Pittsburgh 0 1 JOOO What are high school students eating In Manchester at New Jersey Steppe 44 34 11, R. Johnson 74 44 16, (Bryant, M. Jonea, 3 each). Technlcal- On 0-2 M 0, Webster 0-1 24 2, HasUngs 1 m assumed responsibility for them. Indiana 19 (Kellogg 4i. -A—3.41E. K in gl4 24 4, Douglas M M 0. Totals . Phoenix (delay of game). Ar-7868. lunchtime? Washington western'bivl.lon The Seiler Corp. is handling East Catholic’s cafeteria New York 47-41 23-33 117 Kansas City { 01.000 - I wondered. And, to find out, I visited Manchester’s Centra) Division DETROIT (106) _ LOS ANGELES (1») N « V o T 0 1 .0 0 0 - service this year. Bob Lowney, East Catholic manager .714 - Bambis 34 24 6, Wilkes 9-12 (W 1^ ATLANTA (106) Phoenix j three high school cafeterias and one unofficial annex — Detroit 5 Benson 0 24 2, Tripucka 11 54 27, Wilkins 1241 14 25, Roundfield U-18 54 Fouled out-CartwriAt. Total foula- San Diego I 1 500 Ik for Seiler’s, sells the featured meal, usually a pasta or Milwaukee >4 667 W Laimbeer 6 34 15, Long 9 34 21, TTiomas Abdul-Jabbar 7-17 24 16, Ea. Johnson ^ New Jersey 32. New York ffl. Rebounda- 0 .000 Vk the Seven Eleven Food Store on Main Street. 10 34 15, Nixon 8-14 44 20 27, Rollins 4-7 24 10, Sparrow 84 M 6, WichiU 0 meat and vegetable to between 35 and 100 students a Atlanta 3 8 34 19.' Russell 1 24 4, Levingston 0 M Glenn 04 M 0, E. Johnson 3-10 M 12, New Jersey 44 (Dawkins 11), New |fork (jolden Bay 0 1 .000 1 The following is based on what I heard and saw. 2 3 .40 0, V. Johnson 2 24 6, Jones 0 M 0/Tyter 10, Worthy 6-14 1-1 13, McAdoo 6-11 44 36 (Cartwrights). Asslsta-New Jerwy » 1 .000 1 day. This is 2.5 to 7 percent of the student body. Students Indiana 16, Jordan 3-11 14 7, Landsberger 44 04 Macklin 24 M 4, Hawes 24 24 6, Los Angeles 0 Chicago 2 4 33 5 1-2 12 Zoet 1 M 2. Totals 43 2140 106. (Ford 7), New "York 17 (Sherod 9). St. Loub 0 1 .000 1 0 5 OC 8, C. Johnson 14 24 4, McGee 24 M 4. Matthews 34 34 10, G. Johnson 1-1 M 2, more often buy sandwiches, beverages and snacks. As Cleveland -)»lASHINGTON (106) „ ^ - Edmonson 14 24 4. Totals 42-80 21-30 108. Technical-New Jersey coach Brown. A - Tuesday's Result Western Conference Ballard 12 34 27, Mahom 2 M 4, Totals 5^110 21-27 139 14.128. New York 6, San Diego 4 Manchester High School at MHS, they are not ready for a full meal at one sitting. Midwest Division Warrick 0 M 0. C. Johnson' 2 M 4, Kansas City ® ® 2 “6}J' DENVER (U5) Los Angeles » 42 139 English 1247 64 30, Vandeweghe 10-16 Wednesday’s Game David Lanciano, an East Catholic freshman science W L Pet GB Collins 7 M 14. Ruland 7 54 19. Lucas 6 32 29 New York at Los Angeles, 10:36 p.m. Going back to Manchester High School was a 24 14. Bates 7 34 17, Davis 0 M 0, FouM out—None. Total fouls—Kansas 44 M, Issel 4-15 34 U, McKinney 64 M student with a bent for data collecting, recorded 27, Los Angeles 28. Rebounds-Kansas « 12, Dunn 24 0-1 4, Hanzlik 24 44 8, EST nostalgia trip for me. I am al graduate and a former Ballon 3 M 6. Totals 46 13-25 106. Gondreiick 14 M 2, Kelley M 24 2, Sports Thursday's Games breakfast and lunch totals from one line and from the kIUms City 2 2 2;-. Detroit 23 3132 22- 106 (Ed. Johnson 14), Los Angeles 41 (Abdul- MHS teacher. I am also a veteran of MHS cafeteria du Williams 14 M 2, Ray 34 24 8, Roblwh (No Games Scheduled) soda machines — one morning period and one later. Denver ^ ^ ^ ji’ Washington 26 3128 20— 1(6 Jabbar, Worthy 7 each). Assista-Kantas ty. I am not the least bit nostalgic about that, and I ap UUh I 5 157 4h 25 (Drew 9). Los Angeles 40 (Nixon 13). 14 jM 2. Totals 42-101 21-21 105. ' 'Calendar Three-point goals-Tyler. Fouled out— Atlanta 28 25 20 33—106 proached that familiar territory glad that someone else Bob Lowney and I used register tapes to fill in records Houston 0 5 .000 5 none Total toula-Detroit 23, Washington A-12,4(E. Denver 24 25 2132—105 from the other line. Between us we found that in an Pacific Division 29 Rebounds-Detroit 42 (Laimbeer 11). Three-point goals—Matthews. Fouled was sitting in the ihidst of all that noise and litter now. 7 01.TO -- .Washington 46 (Ruland 17). Assisls- Saturday grid average breakfast period students bought: 70 sodas out—Itolllns. Total fouls—Atlanta 30, W ednesday Los Angeles 5 1 ^ Detroit 28 (Tripucka W. Washington 31 Denver 31. Rebounds—Atlanta 47 (Round- V from the machines, 60 doughnuts, 22 breakfast (Johnson 11). Technical — Washington SEATTLE U121 Phoenix ^ ^ Shelton 1-12 M 2, Vranes 44 14 9, field 11), Denver 50 (Bay 10). Aaalsto- SOCCER college schedule But what noise and litter? I found that the rock tunes Golden State 3 3 .T O 3V: coach Shoe 2 (ejected). Collins. A—6,596. sandwiches (egg on a roll), 15 Devil Dogs, 24 milks, 24 Sikma 9-14 34 21. Radford 4-10 24 10, Atlanta 25. (Matthews, Roundfield 6), Fairfield Prep at Maneheater, Portland ^ ^ 5 loud neough to blast an eardrum w ere gone. (Sone, too, cups of soda, six bagels and five popcorns. At lunch they San Diego 7 .000 7 Thompson 5-10 10-14 20. Brown 7-14 M Denver 22 (McKinney 5). Technical fouls 0 14, Kelser 7-11 3-4 17, Tolberl 4-7 M 8, —Denver coach Moe, Rollins. A—10861. 2 tl5 NEW YO R K (U P I) - ABC and heaven help us, were the disgusting trays with spilled bought 90 orders of fries, 85 cans of soda, 63 burgers Tuesday's Results Bullard-Uavena at East Calholie, CBS Sports each w ill televise Satur Indiana 100. San Diego 96 Donaldson 1-1 M 2, Smith 2-7 54 9. cartons of milk and the spaghetti with the prunes thrown (cheese and plain), 31 hot dogs, 27 cups of soda, 24 Totals 4446 2442 112 New Jersey 84. New York 82 GOLDEN STATE (961 day three college football games on in. MHS cafeteria was clean. It was almost enough to Short 9-17 34 21, Smith 6-12 2- CHICAGO (1111 2:15 . . o milks, 22 Devil Dogs, 16 ice creams, 10 grinders, eight Detroit 108’. Washington 106 Olberding 2-7 M 4, Woolridge 5-7 24 BoRon al Cyman Memorial, 2 il5 a regional basis, the networks an Seattle 112. Chicago 111 2 14. Carroll 9-16 24 20, Hassell UTAH (104) „ offset the dreary feeling I got from the beige-on-beige hot ^ndwiches, eight cold sandwiches, seven featured San Antonio 118, Utah 104 34 M 6, Romar 5-7 M 10, 12. Corzine 8-10 M 16, Lester W4 4-4 16, Dantley 5-15-7-17 17, PoqUette 0 04 Q, nounced Monday. Theus 10-16 44 25, Jackson 74 M 14, Schayes MO 2-2 10, Green 7-17 M M, decor, that vast somberness that eveii hopeful posters lunches, and six soups. Apples and oranges were ignored Phoenix 119, Houston 91 Williams 1-1 24 4. McDowell 14 GIRLS SWIMMING ABC will begin its broadcaste at Atlanta 106. Denver 106 1-2 3. Richardson 4-11 M 8. Jones 0-2 4-4 4. Dailey 3-13 2-4 8, Griffith 12-19 24 26, Drew M4 44 » , Maneheater /Eaal Catholic at cannot overcome. that period. Each sampled period .represents one- Portland 111. Golden State 96 Brown 14 1-2 3, Lloyd 14 1-2 3. Greenwood 44 04 8. Higgins 24 M 4, Wilkins 14 M 2, Eaves 24 14 5, F. 3:30 p.m. EST with Penn State at How’(J the place get cleaned up? seventh of a school day. Los Angeles 139, Kansas City 117 Engler 24 M 4. Total 4243 12- Bradley M M 0. Totals 4747 16-21 111 Williams 0 0-2 0, Eaton 0 04 0, R. Diviaion Triala Notre Dame, Louisiana State at 18 96 Seattle 22 393120-lU Williams 24 44 8. Totals 41-66 2249 104. "Ten-cent deposit on the'trays,” said Bettie Lundy, The food at East Catholic — with no government sub Wednesday's Games SAN ANTONIO (118) Misslssipi State and San Diego State ’ (All Times ESTi PORTLAND (1111 Chicago 39 32 18 22—111 Thtiraday cafeteria’s manager. sidy to bring prices down — is sold at slightly-better- Carr 64 24 14. Nall 54 24 12, TTiree-point goals—Theus. Fouled out— Banks 9-13 44 22, Mitchell 11-21 34 25, Milwaukee at Boston, 1.30 p.m Gilmore 8-10 64 22. Moore 14 M 2, SOCCER at Brigham Young. CBS will air than fast fo(xl restaurant prices. New York at New Jersey. 7.36 pm. Thompson 8-14 44 20. Parson 7- none Total louls-Seattle 19, Chicago 25. Anyone returning a tray gets 10 cents back, and there 14 24 16, Valentine 24 9-11 13. Rebounds-Seattle 43 (Sikma 91, Chicago Gervin 9-15 44 22, Dunleavy 50 1-1 2. Ellington at Maneheater (girla ), 2 Missouri at Oklahoma, Clemson at Chicago at Philadelphia, 7 36 p m are enough students looking for snack money to get all Herald photos by Saviste TYPICAL ITEMS and their costs: hamburger, 60 Indiana at Detroit, 8:06 p.m Lever 1-5 34 5, Norris 24 0-1 4, 48 (Greenwood 11) Assisls-Sealtle 30 Willoughby 34 24 8, Griffin 0 M 0, Maryland and Purdue at Michigan, (Radford, Thompson 7); Chicago 33 Johnstone 0 M 0, Rains 0 M 0, Phegley Eaal Calholie at Houalonio Valley the trays picked up, even the ones left around by reform- Seattle at Dallas. 8 36 p m Ump 14 14 ’3, Cooper 44 2-2 beginning at 12:30 p.m. cents; fries, 60 cents; hot meatball grinders, 99 cents; Denver at Utah. 9:M p m. 10, Verhoeven 44 24 10, (Theus 12). Technical louls-Chlcago, 14 M 2, Robinson 14 14 3. Totals «46 (girla), 1 proof slobs. SOME STUDENTS LIKE A CLASS A LUNCH illegal defense 2, Theus A~4,122. soup, 30 and 45 cents depending on size. Kansas City at Phoenix. 9 35 p.m Judkins 1-1 M 2, Townes 14 04 21-29 118. . . Stew, salad, roll, fruit and milk Cleveland at Golden Stale, 10:35 pm 2 Totals 4246 2742 111 It’s all-American enterprise at work. Step into a void Sean Meehan, a junior, wandered into my chemistry and make a profit, at least enough of a profit to buv an lab one afternoon and quickly found himself under in ice cream. And the cafeteria is clean. terrogation. Why wasn’t he eating the school lunch, I Contrasting styles asked. WHAT GOES ON THE TRAYS? He answered that he was still getting used to the food service. He had tried a hamburger last week, though, Just under a third of Manchester HighSchool students and found it much better than the one had tried last buv lunch at school. Some 20 percent buy the Grade-A in Friday's fight Win Over $500.°° In Prizes. lunch, planned to include foods from the four basic food month. Sean said he thought he’d try the hamburgers again. You have to give these new peo^e time, he said. groups. About 10 percent buy a la carte choices. MIAMI (UPI I - Friday "I'm not so sure this will Grade-A lunch can be one of three types. First, and In the hopes of getting students more interested in night's title fight between be it for Sugar Ray probably least popular on the average, is the feature en good eating habits, Lowney has offered them a free World Boxing Association Leonard," said Eddie tree of the day, something like fried chicken (which pamphlet titled “Seiler’s Shape Up Program,” junior welterweight cham Futch, Arguello’s 71-year- sells pretty well) or meatloaf (ignored by droves). The Response has been good, he said. pion Aaron P ry o r and old trainer. "You can rest of the Grade A lunch consists of vegetable and/or Perhaps the pamphlet will have some effect on soda Alexis Arguellojiad enough always come back and 1 fruit, bread and butter, and milk. It sounds good, but consumption at East Catholic, currently running at one for fight fans oii'its-^own think that he will. After all, Pin YOUR MOICV most MHS students just aren’t ready for a serious meal soda or more per day for almoaV 60 percent of the stu merit. Now it has more. the door isn't nailed shut. in the middle of the day, I believe. EUther that or they’re dent body. Arguello is seeking an He can always come back snacking on junk throughout the day. unprecedented fourth title. anytime he wants to. Students can also buy the Meal-a-Deal: a soup and Cheney Technical School P ryo r is unbeaten and "Just the way he milked sandwich and milk lunch, salad and sandwich and milk seeking recognition as an the whole thing (the retire lunch or a fruit ■and sandwich and milk combination. Cheney Tech has a beautiful new addition to its unbeaten boxer in 31 fights ment announcement) Third Grade-A option is the salad bar. “ The response cafeteria, with huge windows looking out on blue sky (29 knockouts) and as a makes me think that. Look, VnCRE YOUR CARD B . has been fantastic," said Mrs. Lundy. Salad bar com and green hemlocks. And the cafeteria is as clean as it is ■ great champion." Their Muhammad AH came es with milk and bread and butter. It includes, in addi sunny. Short lunch periods (20 minutes) help,.leaving lit contrasting styles add an back. Sugar Ray Robinson tion to salad vegetables, cheese and one or more protein tle time for the socializing that leads to messes. Small air of unpredictability to came back. Retirements salads like tuna or egg. Listen up, cafeteria managers groups in the cafeteria help,, too — no one is really out the bout, which will be held can always end in boxing.’’ out there. I think the salad bar's popularity points to the from under the eye of the staff. Another thing which im- at the Orange Bowl fact that kids do, too, eat good food if you can find some provea conomons was getting no oi tne sooa macnines, But if that isn't enough. An Arguello victory that they like — admittedly not always easy. said Sandra Beckwith, the school nurse. No more spilled Sugar Ray Leonard's would give him a chance to All Grade-A meals cost 90 cents. The price reflects a Cokes and soda cans ail over. Mrs. Beckwith also feels expected retirement an seek a fifth title. Futch, 22-cent government subsidy, half food and half cash nutritional needs are better met with the machines out nouncement Tuesday night rebate. The Manchester school fo^d service is a non of the cafeteria. however, said it wasn’t *:• added more importance being seriously discussed profit enterprise which has a separate budget and which More than one third of Cheney students, buy the and paved the way for the yet. CASH DISCOUNT CARD OF AMERICA pays its own bills with income from food sold. featured meal of the day (almost half the day I was winner to open an assault "We’re just concen I watched and counted as 57 students went through the there), and most of the rest bring substantial bag on the welterweight divi trating on this fight for lines. Some bought the featured lunch, milk, lunches which they supplement with milk, juice, whole sion. That title will now." Futch said. “ I im cheeseburger and cranberry salad that day; 12 bought fruit and snacks. probably be settled in an agine that if Alexis wanted sandwiches; 16 bought salad plates; and the other 22 “ Why?” I asked again. elimination between top- to go after the bought snacks— (uike, chips, ice cream or cookies, often 'T v e got hungry kids,” said Dr. Lawrence Lerardi, rated Milton .McCrory of wlth milk. It is fair to assume that some of the snackers Cheney principal. welterweight title, he STUDENTS CAN ORDER ALA CARTE D etroit and No. 2 con had eaten lunch first, purchased at school or brought “ Why?” I asked faculty members eating their own wouldn’t want to do it in . . . hamburger, french fries, milk tender Donald Curry of just a workout. I ’m not that from home, though there were few brown bags in lunches at the end of the cafeteria. Fort Worth, Texas. impressed with McCrory evidence. Faculty members had two more reasons. A lot of Since the two unbeaten or Ckrry. We’d want it to If you’re paying cash... you should make it to the show, call us for informa Breakfast snacks, available during much of the first Cheney students go straight from school to work, and contenders are rated 1-2 by be something spec tion at 646-5328. three periods, include milk, hot chocolate, coffee (not eat their main meal of the day at school.'And, besides, both the WBA and World tacular.” be paying less. Now there is a card that popular), doughnuts, bagels, coffecake, juice and fruit. they have only two brief periods each day' in the Boxing Council, the title Hagler, who attended the With the Cash Discount Card of From observation and from comparison of quantities cafeteria, a 10-minute recess in the morning for fight would most likely be gala announcement in can save you money every time you pay sold to the number of students I ’d say at most SO percent beverages and snacks and 20-minute lunch. It-was eat for the wdrld title. Baltimore, has remained with cash. This card has changed the way America, you can save on your grocery of the students are shopping regularly in the cafeteria. then or forget it. • . As both camps wound skeptical all along. Extra subsidies are available for families in need of They were eating then. That day Mrs. Frances down preparations for the people buy across the nation. It’s the Clash bills at Andy’s Supennaricet. Use them, so money can’t be the whole story. Is 50 percent Koehler had made them, for $1 30 a lunch; cube-steaks, fight, there remained skep- right? Without offering my figures, I asked Frank mashed potatoes, and corn, with bread and butter, milk, "1 don’t think he’s going ticism on how long Discount (Tard of America. When you your card at the pump, and save on gas Lynch, a senior, bow many of his friends ate at school. and pudding or fresh oranges. I watched 29 buy that Leonard would stay to stay retired too long,” “ About half of them go out,” said Frank. lunch (out of 61 who came through the lines then). They said Hagler, the only un at Moriarty Brothers. Oil savings retired. present the Cash Discount C ^d at partici “Where?” I asked. seemed to be appreciating it. disputed champion now pating stores, you’re going to receive sav are made easy with your card at B & B “ Burger King, McDonalds, home." that Leonard has retired. “ Home?” I asked. "H e loves boxing and it’s ings from 5%, 10%, 20% and more, just by Oil Company. Use your card and “ Sometimes.” iOUTDOOR been part of his life for so “ Why do they go out?” I asked. * Conclusion long. I don’t think he’ll be / say it with flowers at Paric Hill Joyce paying with cash. “ Just,to have a break . . ,.I don’t know. I used to eat How do Manchester’s high school students futures’ r TOPICS able to stay away from it here last yeAr. The food was pretty good.” . look based on their present eating patterns? Awful. too long. If he can make 320 TTie (2ash Discoum Clard of America Flower Shop. Get a bigger slice of the pie . "W here do you eat now?” How many eat fruits and vegetables. Hot counting million to fight me, I at Tommy’s Pizzaria by using your card. ” I go home. I’ve got third and fourth free — plenty of french fries with lunch? Little over one third of Cheney expect him to come out of will be represented at trie Manchester and tim e.” \ students, 20 percent at MHS, and almost no one at East retirement early next Maybe if they painted that cafeteria to look less like a South Windsor (Tiamber of Commerce At Cherrone’s Package Store you can Catholic. _ ; Fly tying school year. cafeteria . . . Who eats a highjalt, high cholesterol lunch? Samples: Pryor, who lost a big say it with spirits and your card. Clean The Connecticut Fly 1982 Product Show. If you’re interested in hamburger, french fries, whole milk; chips, sandwich, Fishermen’s Assn, will payday when Leonard suf IT IS U N N A T U R A L for high school students to ice cream. At least half of the students at each school. fered a detached retina finding out m ore about us, com e on down up at Vanity Cleaners with your card. starve, not only because they are responding to the 1 hold its Fly Tying School Most people would argue — they’d bp wrong — that a ifor Intermediate this past spring, would body’s call for a lot of calories, but because eating is a hamburger, fries a'nd milk are good {o r teenagers. have a chance to make it to the show;.. and cash in! If you can’t social event, and high school shutonts tend to be friend Beginners, Friday CASH DISCOUNT CARD OF AMERKA ” Leave salt off the fries, substitute low-fat milk, add an evenings beginning Jan. 7 up and gain his second ly, social people. apple, and nutritionists would come closer to agreeing. in the Ra'ymond Library on championship; That other 50 percent had to be eating somewhere.. Following Frank’s lead, I dropped by the Seven-Eleven How many Manchester students are getting through Main Street in Elast Hart THE CASH DISCOUNT CARD OF AMERICA IS HONORED AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS; the day — more or less — oh sugar and caffeine, with a ford. ” I have been trying to just a ro i^ the comer on Main Street. get a fight with him for Cherrone’s Package Store . . . Al Sleffert’a Appliance Center. . . Park Hill Joyce Flower Shop . .. Manchester Sewing Center. . Sure enough, there they were, or there were those who few high-fat, high-salt snacks thrown in? Very few of T h e school is an B&BOII Company.. . J. N. Corso & Sons . . . Mister Donut. . . K & J PalnUng . . . Gibaon'a Gym .. . The Movie Store . . . Lehigh Gas . .. those whom I saw at Cheney; Too many at MHS and at •xcellent opportunity for almost two years,” Pryor didn’t have cars to get them farther afield. Suzanne was said of Leonard. “ We used Ray's Photo Hutch . . . Imported Car Sales/Son Rich Sales . . . Automotive Parts Supply .. . J. Robert Barry Stereo . . . Village Motors . . . there and Jane and Kim and Ann Marie and another East Catholic, where chips and snacks are big sellers. inyone with basic tying The Crockery Shoppe . . . The Tyre Man . . . AnUque Loft,. . Maneheater Cycle Shop.. . Davis’s Family Restaurant. ., Essex Motor Inn . . . Soda, in school at Efast Catholic, and off-campus for ikills who wishes to im- to be good friends when we Jane, all sophomores, lunching cheerfully under the N o' Loitering sign, eating chips and Doritos and soda. The MHS students, seems to be used by about half of the jr o v e their fly tying were in the amateurs but McCann's Texaco Station . .. Custom Kitchen Center. . . Moriarty Brothers. , . Acadia Restaurant. . . The Village Hair Stylist. .. talk and the cheerfulness were great — part of that students. Some tighter surveys couM be useful here. «chniques. The program then he won the Olympic Vanity Cleaners .. La Strada West & Village Cuisine . . . TTie Calico Patch . . . Artistic Hair Design . . . PerM>nal Tee. . . Pentland Horiat. . . special teenage animation that makes high school Students, who wants to take a closer look? will include patterns not medal and he forgot a lot of Pinewood Furniture Shop . . . Ralph DeNicolo Golf Shop . . . Mostly Brass. . . Tomaqr’s Pliiarta. . . Manchester Glass Company. . . ADULTS CALL IT JUNK FOOD his friends. teachers like Uietr jobs. taught in most beginning Brtrwn’s Flowers . . . Vlltage Hoors . . . BooUeggers Cafe . . . Leather A Suede Post. . . SuperGuri . . . RiU Hair Design . . . D & E VideoUpe . . . . . kids call It snacks ( courses such as the ‘‘His p e o p le finally Afarfc’s Hair Performance . . . Natlorml Auto Radiator & Battery. . .Ward’s Tire . . . Electronic World . . . Carpet Townc . . . Integrity ,’N Mualc.. Shane and Tom and Peter and Greg were there too, Muddler Minnow, agreed last spring that H & M Pet-A-Rama . . . Art Secondo’s Hall of Fame Lounge . . . Hie Eyeglass Place . . . YVboleaale Ftimiture A Bedding . .. Shear 2000 . . . along with Steven and Rick and David and Eric, eating Club news parachute myfly patterns they would fight m e this Pantheon Pizza Restaurant. . . Video Studio Nine. . . Beautiful Cleaners. . . D. Sayadoff Palpt A Wallpaper. . . Larson’s Appliance Center. . . borritos and hot dogs and chips aiid drinking s ^ . as well as midges. fall. I was driving to Buf lYwy all appeared delighted to have escaped life’s Sheridan didn’t emerge, so I went in search of him.' He juice and V-8. I ’d seen them ignore plastic cups of juice Foreign A American Auto Parts of Meriden. . . Econo AppUance Repair Corp... .Popular Cordial Shoppe. . . Nmvfonn Clinic. . . The Herald wants you: duo news! A ll necessary hooks and falo to see bis fight with more pressing obligations on a beautiful October day. is Sheridan Vernon, franchise owner, manager of his at the high school. They buy brand names, it seems. Dowliam Carpentry A Construction.. .ThundciMrd II... Coloalal Verwon Inn. . .Vernon Paint A Wallpaper... Baskin Robbins In order to get your club news in the paper on time, materlalB will a be fu r Roger Stafford in May "W hy?” I asked anyw w . Why not oat In school? own store, substitute teacher, and man who knows kids. - How about beer, available to customers 19 and-over? Ice Cream Store. . . Angelo’s Submarine Shop. . . Wine Seller''... Frank A Un Pizza. . ’. Carvel’s . . . Avia Rent-A-Car. . . ' please submit items no later than five days before the nished. Stndents'^must when I heard, the news “ Tte food,” said G r^ . 'rbe bunlto be w u eating real “ We have to see their I.D.’s,” said Vernon. Pressed to Kozy Kraft Komer. . . Andy’s Supermarket. . . TYie Good Guya . . . Manchester Paint A Wallpaper. .. Aulomoftve SpectaMea UnllmHed He knows what they like to eat, too— anything heavily expand on day-time use of beer by high-school students, date you’d like to see it in the paper. , supply their own vice, bob about his eye injury on the ly didn’t look all that bad. advertised on tetevlaloa. TYut means mostly chips and Sheridan was non-committal. “ It’s possible,” he said, Please include a name and a telephone number which bin, thread, scissors, lamp, car radio. I palled over to “ You get more food for the price,” said Steven. Not nuts and soda. But they like sandwiches, too, and and went op to explain that not even the police could we can call if there are questions. Indicate the date etc. IfuiUon Is $20. For ad- the sl(te o f the road and Mb, except for hot dogs and soda by the quart. I wasn!t Sheridan makes good th la sandwldies, contents visible ktop someoito who came in sober and had a valid I.D. you’d like to see it published. ditionU information con- cried. convinced. " 1 ^ , Sheridan, cem ’ere. This lady wants to write inside the plastic wrap. YVhat else? Pizza slices. 'lYie topic switched quickly to the man be pays to clean, Call Focus editor Adele Angle at 643-2711 after noon to ta e t pary Bogll, Elizabeth " I t seemed tliinp like •bout you In the paper.” The kids a lio buy lots of Individual containers of fruit •any litter left by his customers. set up photo appointments.'- Or., Manchester, or pbone that always happen to 64M227. m e.” •f I I MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. Nov. 10, 1982 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 10, 1982 News for senior citizens Your neighbor's kitchen Mary Gill draws recipes from rich ethnic background Holiday Fair was big success, thanks to all the cost is | 22. ^mixture and fold up jelly roil fashion, Editor's notei Thi. column 1. prepared by the as the Round Table Singers under the direction of Penny canceled that day. By Barbara Richmond The members of the Senior Center Square Dance Club Lastly there will be one column this week as the Perogi two to a cookie ^ e e t. When rolling Manchester Senior Center. It appears on Delanta and Karen Krinjak. Herald Reporter On N(jv. 29 at 10 a.m. we will listen to Dr. Henry wish to congratulate three new members of the Linden center will be closed on TTiursday, Nov. 11 for Veterans 5 cups flour sprinkle some flour and sugar mlxea Wednesdays and Saturdays. Day. together on the pastry board. Bake at 350 Rosenberg, a liarticipating dentist of the Connecticut Square Dance Club. They are Ann Starbird, Gertrude Mary Gill of Lyness Street had a 1 teaspoon salt State Dental Association, give instructions on dental McHugh and Rose Tillona. They' are the first to Pinochle scores for Nov. 8 are as follows: Eklith degrees for 45 minutes, until brown. If By Joe DImInleo . Ukrainian mother, a Russian father and 2 tablespoons oil graduate under the direction of our wonderful caller, O’Brien 830; Betty Turner 809; Mina Reuther 804; Art desired, before baking, coat with beaten Activities Specialist and denture care, brushing techniques and general oral a Polish husband — so she’s adept at 3 egg yolks care. Earl Johnston. Our congratulations to all from the staff Bouffard 786; Fritz Wilkinson 778; Elsa Lenhart 766, egg white for a glaze. making recipes from all of theke coun 1 egg Greetings. I would like to take this opportunity on Also on Dec. 2, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dr. Rosenberg here st thfi cBTitcr Domenic Anastasia 765; Carl Popple 759; Joe Garibaldi tries. AA cup cold water behalf of the staff to thank all the individuals who helped will be at the center for a free dental screening. Don’t forget that auditions for the 10th annual Variety 752; Andy Noske 752; Mike Desimone 748; Grace Wind Her late husband. Stanley, really loved In deep bowl, mix flour and salt. Add Apple Bars make this year’s annual Holiday Fair a huge success. Please take advantage of this most important free ser Show entitled “Let’s Do It Again” are scheduled for sor 746; Leon Fallot 744; Martin Bakstan 739. Polish food. “ His mother used to make a oil, eggs, and enough water to make a A ll these monies will go to the meals program and for vice. Nov. 28 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Roger and Marci Negro Menu for week of Nov. 15:: Vk cups sifted all purpose flour special dish for Easter — a goulash with medium soft dough. Cover and the enhancement of center activities. Special thanks to; Also, coming up on Dec. 2, starting at approximately are always looking for new talent so don’t be bashful and Monday: Baked corned beef hash, buttered 1 teaspoon salt kielbasa, ham and eggs and lots of other refrigerate for 30 minutes. While dough all of the individuals who took the time to make all the 12:45 p.m.. Herbert Bengtson of the Manchester vegetables, rye bread and butter, jello, beverage. 1 cup shortening give a try and also bring a friend. things. I used to make it for him, too, but is chilling, prepare filling. Roll dough handcrafted goods for sale as well as a]l the individuals Thanks go to all the league officers as well as Norm Tuesday: Vegetable soup, hamburger on bun, ginger 1 egg yolk Historical Society will give a slide presentation on the I don’t make it any more," she added. quite thin on a floured board. Cut rounds who dellgently sold them at the tables. Thanks also go ■ “History of the City of Village Charm.” I’m sure this Lasher of our golf league for a wonderful evening the bread with topping, beverage. Polish and Ukrainian foods are very with medium sized biscuit cutters or 1 cup corn flakes out to all those who volunteered their services in the Wednesday: Homemade beef stew, tossed salad, roll 8 to 10 tart apples (8 cups, peeled and will bring back many memories for all. Bengtson also other night at the annual banquet. The food and enter similar. In tact, the popular Polish dish, with open end of glass. Put round on kitchen as well as out trio in the office who handled said that during the slide presentation he will welcome tainment were excellent. All who attended received a and butter, pudding, beverage. sliced) golumpki is practically the same as the palm of hand. Place a spoonful of filling the accounting. I would also like to thank the seniors questions from the audience. This will be a good lear door prize. Thursday; Thanksgiving Dinner. Turkey breast, stuf Ukrainian one called Holubsi, Mrs. Gill on it. Fold over to make a half-circle. A4 to I'cup sugar who helped take care of all the little details whic^ As far as trips go, anyone wishing to go to the fing, cranberry sauce, whipped potato, peas, roll and 1 teaspoon cinnamon ning experience for all so please attend. explained. Press edges together with fingers. Seal enabled the fair to run as smoothly as it did.* This is a . Don’t forget the flu shot clinic scheduled for Nov. 16 Renaissance Christmas Party, on the waiting list or butter, pumpkin pie, beverage. 1 egg white Tnis recipe calls for a filling made well so filling won’t run out. Place perfect example of what seniors can do when they work from 9 to 11 a.m. They are asking for a donation of $3. .otherwise, should bring in checks immediately as there Friday; Minestrone soup, egg salad sandwich, with hamburger. It is wrapped up in cab perogi, without crowding them, on a together for a common cause. Lastly, I would like to Because of the flu shot clinic square dancing will be will be a second bus. The date of the party is Dec. 6 and dessert, beverage. bage leaves. Mrs. Gill said she loves it floured board or tea towel. Drop about a thank the public for supporting us. Combine flour, salt and shortening. with buckwheat (which she buys in a dozen into a large quantity of boiling Don’t forget on Nov. 18 we will be having turkey with Heat egg yolk in measuring cup and add health food store) substituted for the water (ddn’t cook too many at a time). all the trimmings for lunch. After lunch Steve Ling, enough milk to make % cup. Mix weli hamburger and rice. When she uses Salt the water. Stir very gently with director of Lutz Children’s Museum will be making a and stir in flour mixture. On a floured buckwheat, she mixes it with a beaten wooden spoon to separate and to prevent presentation to all the senior volunteers who donated surface roll half the dough to a 17 x 13- egg and adds two cups of water. them from sticking. Continue cooking their time and services to the new Lutz Children’s .Sometimes she adds a boullion cube and rapidly for 3 to 4 minutes. They will puff inch rectangle. Fit into a pan about I'A Museum. inches deep. Sprinkle, with corn flakes. sauted onion tor flavor, plus a little salt. up when ready to remove .with slotted Starting at 1 p.m. for your entertainment, we will be After she cooks this mixture for about • spoon. Put in a colander to drain. Place I’op with sliced apples. Combine sugar having the Manchester High School Stage Band as well 2(1 minutea. she lets it cool and then adds and cinnamon and sprinkle over the DOUBLE COUPONS! in deep dish and drizzle with melted apples. Seal edges and cut slits in top. anutlicr egg so it will hold together when butter (or lightly fry in butter). Htrald photo by Richmond Redeem Manufacturers Cents off Coupons For DOUBLE THEIR VALUE! put in the cabbage leaves which are then Ileat the egg white until frothy and brush baked in the oven for about 1 hour at 350 over the crust. Bake at 375 degrees for 50 Menus degrees. Mrs. Gill said she likes to pour Filling minutes. For glaze combine one cup ' See Store For Details. Offer Expires Nov. 13th, 1982 a can of tomato soup over the top of them 6 pounds potatoes powdered sugar and 3 to 4 teaspoons just before removing from the oven. milk. Drizzle over the top when removed MARY GILL COOKS A FAVORITE FOOD ' 2 pound grated Cheddar cheese . . . It’» Polish perogi .Another favorite Polish dish is Perogi. ■Salt and pepper (to taste) from oven. Makes about 3 dozen bars. Manchester elderly. ALL CONNECTICUT STORES OPEN REGULAR HOURS THURSDAY NOV. 1ITH, VETERANS DAY These are little “envelopes" of dough 4 medium onions (chopped fine) ------The following lunches will be served at Westhill and that are filled. Mrs. Gill likes to use a '4 pound butter Mayfair Gardens the week of Nov. 15 through 19 to potato rtlling. She said cold water should Peel the potatoes and cook in boiling be used in the dough because it makes a wate^ until soft. Put through sieve. Add Manchester residents who are 60 or older: Monday: Tomato juice, Hawaiian chicken, mashed .softer dough that doesn’t dry out as fast. cheese. Fry onions in butter until lightly The perogi is first boiled and can be sweet potatoes, brussel sprouts, cinnamon applesauce. golden. Add to potatoes and mix Tue^ay: Grapefruit juice, corned beef, hash, tossed .served that way or then fried in butter thoroughly. Add salt and pepper and and served with sour cream. They can cool. salad with dressing, devils food cake with whipped top m also be served with chopped onions, ping. Dl slightly browned or with chopped crisp Wednesday: Baked fish with newburg sauce, buttered bacoti. She sSid her recipe makes 12 Poppyseed Roli noodles, spinach with chopped bacon and chopped hard- boiled egg garnish, mixed fruit cup. dozen small, feather-light perogi. I '2 cups milk M ewem oa Paska. a Polish bread, is also a 8 cups white flour ’Thursday: Porcupine meatballs with tomato gravy, Here's new Land O Lakes* 4-Gbiait" Cheese, parslied boiled potatoes, steamed cabbage and carrots, favorite recipe of Mrs. Gill. She said this 1 package yeast is one she was given by a cousin in New 1 tablespoon sugar made with four <|uarts of milk in every pound. vanilla pudding. York. Friday: Vegetable soup, macaroni and cheese, tossed Warm ‘z cup of the milk and add to salad'with dressing, bread sticks, cherry pie. She doesn’t make Polish foods yeast with the sugar and set aside It's kind of nice to know that in an age of imitation everything, Land O'Lakes exclusively. She has lots of other favorite 6 eggs still believes that it takes a lot of go<^, old-fashioned milk to make a litfle recipes, too. Among them are cherry 1 pound soft butter good, old-fashioned cheese. Manchester schools cheese cake, apple bars, English muffin 4 tablespoons sugar Eight pounds of milk—four whole quarts—go into eveiy pound hors d’oeuvres and cheese slices. 2 teaspoons salt The following lunches will be served in the Mrs. Gill makes lots of things for 1 can poppyseed filling of our 4-Quart” Cheddar, our 4-Quart"' Monterey Jack and our 4-Quart"' Manchester public schools the week of Nov. 15 through church fairs and made pizzelle (a fancy American Cheeses. Real cheese goodness. 19: Italian cookie) for Italian day at the Add all other ingredients to the yeast Natural creaminess you can taste; natural honesty you can trust ' Monday; Hot dog on roil, potato sticks or baked beans, Senior Citizen Center. nixture in a large bowl and knead the That's Land O'Lakes. buttered cabbage or carrots, oatmeal-raisin cookie. She also cooks for her family when ^ m a S£EFROUNO-WHOLE-tOT012LBS dough until it parts from the sides of the Copyright e 1962 Land O'LahM. Inc Tue^ay: Meat and cheese taco, lettuce and tomato FRESH FRESH-GENUmE AMERICAN PORK LOIN^OIN t 89 LB I they visit. A son and his family live in bowl. Cover and refrigerate overnight or cup, cbm nlblets, sunshine bars. Chicken L)9g-0-Lamb 8 9 Pork Chops 1 7 9 Boneless South Windsor, and a daughter and fami- .It least for 7 or 8 hours. Wednesday: No lunch at elementary schools - half-day Breasts .F Whole Oven Readv 1 Rib-Center Cut lb A Sirknn Tips C“' ,.F l^y live in East Hartford. Her daughter PASTEURIZED PROCESS CHEESE FOOD session. Junior and senior high schools: Shells, meat FRESH-GENUINE AMCMCAN-SIOE HALF OR (BEEF 1 LB PKG I dV) AVAILASLEWtO-SAt. • , ’ ' and her husband. Charles Kelehan Line cookie sheet with foil. Roll out FRESH MIXED FRYER PARTS 179 ,4b 139 sauce, buttered green beans, garlic toast, ice^c^m . .5 9 ? Whole Lamb'foT^^'" A&P Meat Franks pkg 1 Fresh O mI or Scrod Fillets ib.^ operate Kelly’s Pub in Manchester. dough and spread with .the poppyseed Thursday: No lunch elementary scho^ ~ -fisK-CMChicIwfi AVAILABLE WED-SAT , 4-QHARf AMERICAN . FRCSH-GENUINE AMERICAN SLICED Sion. Junior and senior high: Cheese'apdpepperoni ptx^ FRESHtSREAST 1 3UB.I |99 Mb 179 . 769 f/ 4 qts. of ndlk go Into eveiy pound. \ Perdue Chicken Legs l 8 9 ' Lamb Chops Shoulder Blade Ann Page Bacon pkg 1 Fresh Flounder Filkts lb is za, tossed salad, baker’s choice of ddsserts. _____i " AVAILABLE WED-SAT ^EtP^^K-SONELESS FRESH-GENUINE AMERICAN SLICED 7 9 9 Friday; Sliced turkey, gravy,^hipped or sweet 369 Top Bbde-Steaks l^mbChops-Rib Weaver Chicken Roll X' 7 9 ' Fresh Haddock Filkts lb As potatoes, cranberry sauce, butter^ peas, chilled fruit. HEBREW NATIONAL- QUICK FROZEN-NEW ENGLAND STYLE SCEF CHUCK-LEAH BONELESS 199 279 ,24>2 729 s« 139 Milk is served with'all meals. Franks or KmR'kw urst pkg im A&P Baked ^ w l pkg 1 The fre^ taste B ^ fo r^ e w lb 1 ^illshire Farm Cheddamurst Coventry schools K Dairv Specials COS’ ASSORTED FLAVORS /x FAIM^ w ill take yoahai^ The following lunches will be served in the Coventry Breym ^,/lQC schools the week of Nov. 15 through 19: Yogurt coni. Imperial Monday: Hamburger on roll, french fries, green beans Margarine or shoestring beets, fruit crisp. REGULAR OR COUNTRY STYLE 0QC 16 SIN G LE S coni Pink Cirapi'fniil' So will ^savings. INOfVlOUAl.kV WHAFF10 OLICtS Tuesday: Mile long hot dog, baked beans,- buttered Hood Cottage Cheese FULL Of VlTAMlNS-lARCE SIZE com or sauerkraut, fresh fmit. Salad bar at Captain INOIVIOUALLY WRAPPED .4., 129 Kraft Swiss Cheese ' . pkg 1 Florida Oranges Nathan Hale school. VITAMIN A C U R U AND CRISP Wednesilay; Turkey dinner with all the fixings. 10-02 A& P Cream Cheese . *pT,' 6 9 ' Fresh Spinach cro o tu g Cherry cwbler. NUTRITlOUS-HEAlTHF^l Thursda\: Juice, lasagna, tossed salad, roll and 2ib Y99 Kraft Velveeta Cheese Tender Carrots butter, fresj)^ fmit. SOUOHEAOS-FRESH CRISP Friday: Juice, pizza or hot dog, salad, fmlted gelatin Green Cabbage -C M lA R T ” with topping. Milk is served with all meals; FLOMOA AVOCAD OS MAKE SALAD S NUTRITIOUS 4 ^ 1 ro/cn Spit'ials US NO I-PREMIUM RUSSet REGULAR OR Chtt Yelkiw Onions Jumbo Avocados - cr6 9 ' CHEDDAR 39 U S NO I -PREMIUM RUSSE T CALIFORNIA FRESH AND CRISP Bolton schools Nuform \ 2 9 Coca Cola Baking Ice M ilk cS' l or Tab 6 = r l 4 qts. of fresh milk The following lunches will be served at Bolton Potatoes a 5 8 ' go into every p9und. Elementary-Center schools the week of Nov. 15 through HOWARD JOHNSON S Thomas' English Muffins ',^g F ' (inK’crv Specials 19; Macaroni & Cheese '5°,' 6 9 ' Monday: Taco turnover, lettuce and tomato, hot GREEN OIANT-ASST VARIETIES Harvest Fresh Vegetables ? .8 9 ' Prince , m sauce, com chips, fresh fmit. Thin Spaghetti p CiMtked Ham B.tr.i A PRODUCT OF LAND O LAKES. INC. ARDEN HILLS. MN 55112 Tuesday f Sliced hot turkey on a bun, pickle chips, CO 89' potato puffs, lemon cobbler. Eggo Waffles ;“ 9 9 ' BICRGARTEN Wednesday: Juice, spaghetti with meatjmlls, green C ,« 159 Sunshine Vienna Fingers German Boktgna beans, Italian bread, chilled pears. Rich's Bread Dough fD lOIVCf 1 NEW YORKER Thursday: Tacos, shredded lettuce, chopped 10'*-O2 1 19 Hein/. Chili Saua* American Cheese tomatoes, fmnch fries, cookie and peaches. LaPizzeria Cheese Pizza pAg 1 Friday: Fm it juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed l -*!9 Cheerios Cereal CfKtki’d Pastrami salad, choice of dressing, fraited gelatjfi with topping. Tuscan Yogprt Pops pAg 1 Nestk’’s Morsels S'c?:."" Fresh Cok’ Slaw Milk is served with all meals. ■ ilL 'a llh lk;iiit> Aids Less niiMriah. 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NEW YORK (UPI) — CBS was back on top of Readers: What's hers is his, too scheduled Nov. 26 the Nielsen heap last week, both in primetime programming and on the evening news front. DEAR ABBY; There band talk me into) making it tax the wile’s separate Manchester Chapter of UNICO ’The network captured first place on the enter are 13 of us working in this community property, property. National, the largest Italian- Former 'Kelter' star is fan of reruns Nixoa Bum past tainment menu with a rating of 17.2 and an office — seven women and which turned out to be the The best adyice would be American Civic organization in the audience share of 28. ABC was second at 1S.9 and six men — and we all agree biggest mistake of my life. to see a lawyer and a tax United States, will have its ninth an It’s been three years since “Welcome Back, Kotter” went leaders as TV flops 26 and NBC, which did manage to put two Of its that your advice to “ Lone In less than three years we consultant. nual car raffle on Nov. 26 at the off the air but the reruns have found a new audience—and ever-popular commercial and “blooper” shows Star State’’ stank. She was Dear Abby were not only broke — we BEEN THERE IN Army & Navy Club, 1090 Main St. that includes Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs. What does it take to be a world leader? Former President. in the Top 10, was third with 15.1 and 24. the lady whose father left were in debt! SAN ANTONIO Raymond F. Damato has been Jacobs, ,who played Washington on the hit series, is also Richard M. Nixon assesses the stuff of what made men like The Peacock network still clung to second her an inheritance, which Abigail Van Buren “Easy come, easy go,” named chairman of the event, by At one of the program’s biggest fans. Winston Chnrchlll, Konrad Adenauer, Charles dc Gnnllc, place in season-to-date averages, narrowly- she didn’t want to put Into hubby said. (Jur divorce torney Barry Botticello, UNICO “ But I really don’t miss doing the show,’’ Jacobs told and Nikita Khnischev. “A edging ABC with a rating of 16.4 over 16.2. Both the family pot for her hus will be final in six weeks — CONFIDENTIAL TO president. People Exclusive. “ 1 miss the guys and we get together as leader’s most precious networks claimed an audience share of 26. CBS band to share equally. not one day too soon. J.R .E .: Relax and be The evening will start at 8 p.m. often as we can. In fact, we were together just a few weeks resource is his time,’’ says led with 17.9 and 29. You said the money was W lPEp OUT yourself. “ The most with a cash bar cocktail hour. There ago, John Travblta (Vinnie), Bobby Heggyes (Epstein) and Nixon in his new book The CBS “Evening News” remained a solid left specifically to her and exhausting thing in life is will be dancing to the music of the Ronnie Palillo (Horshack). They’re all doing well, working called “ Leaders.’’ And, winner in the ratings race, posting 14.3 and 25 she should give her hus being insincere.” (Anne Paul Landerman Orchestra, from 9 at different things. he says, great leaders of over ABC’s second-place “World News Tonight” band an outright “gift” and family, should go for the State.” When my uncle left DEAR ABBY: “Lone Lindbergh) p.m. to 1 a m. The drawing will be at “ It was real funny, you know? We said, what the heck, the past could probably which came in at 12.7 and 22. The NBC “Nightly . spend the rest as she saw good of the family, just like me his entire estate, which Star State” obviously lives 10 p.m. let’s goof around the streets in Los Angeles together for a never make it today News” was a distant third at 11.5 and 20. j , fit. 'hiS'paycheck does. was a substantial in in Texas — a community Tickets are being sold at $100 each while. And we did. " because of television. § ’The top 10 programs for the week ending Nov. We all agree that if the FANS IN DEMING, N.M. heritance, my lawyer ad property state. However, Every teen-ager should and no more than 235 tickets will be “ It blew people’s minds. They couldn’t believe that it Abraham Lincoln, .with ^ 7, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: husband had received the DEAR FANS: My mail vised me. to keep that an inheritance is separate know the truth about sold. The winner need not be present was really the four of us, back together again hangjng 1. 60 Minutes (CBS). inheritance, Abigail Van concerning that item has money as separate proper property, which should be drugs, sex and how to t>e at the time of the raffle. All state his homely features a n d | taxes will be the responsibility of around, singing songs, and acting silly. high-pitchi voice, would g 2. TV Censored Bloopers (NBC)., , Buren would have choked been running 50-to-l ty because in the event of kept separate in case the happy. For Abby’s booklet, the winner. Proceeds from the raf “ At one point, we all climbed into Bobby’s Volkswagen never have made it on | 3. Dallas (CBS). ' before she told the husband against my advice, in favor iny death — or divorce — husband should file send $2 and a long, Raymond F. Damato and rode around. We had the radio up real loud playing bankruptcy. Then the fle will benefit the scholarship fund, television,” writes Nixon. | 4. M-A-S-H (CBS). to give the wife “a gift” of yours. But read on for an my husband’s next wife stamped (37 cents), ad Beatles tunes and people would look and shake their heads. creditors cannot take the dressed envelope to: Abby, mental health and retardation and “Television has drastically 5. Dynasty (ABC). and sr'”’d i.:v rest as he opposing view: would be spending my in We ended up drinking a little wine and euting pizza and 6. Newhart (CBS). heritance. wife’s separate property. Teen Booklet, P.O. Box other charities which UNICO sup ty’s showroom when it arrives from shortened the public’s at- yvbro/i saw fit. DEAR ABBY: You nobody could believe it. We really messed up their minds. 7. Magnum, P.I. (CBS). could not have given better Well, instead of listening Also, in case the husband .'18923. Hollywood, Calif. ports. the factory. tention span. It also No, Abb,, «.:.t money, For tickets or for more informa We were in a nutty mood. 8. The Fall Guy (ABC) however it came into the advice to “Lone Star to my lawyer, I let my hus- dies first, the f>annot 90038. UNICO stands for Unity, changes the way people see things and events. Like a mind Neighborliness, Integrity, Charity tion regarding UNICO membership “ But from a sentimental point of view, it was really great altering drug, which in a very real sense it is, it distorts their 9. TV’s Greatest Commercials (NBC). for us.” 10. Archie Bunker’s f’lace (CBS). and Opportunity. Membership con call any of the following: Damato, perception of reality. The neat little capsule dramas that we sists of those of Italian origin or 646-1021; Botticello, 643-1845; James Jacobs, who’s now 29, took some time out after he did a see on the screen—whether presented as entertainment of Broadway play “and just rested—I needed that.” Then, he \; those married to an Italian. Holmes, 649-0600; Lee Urbanetti, ‘news’ as part of a magazine format designed as entertain Peptic ulcer or stomach cancer? The car, a 1983 Lincoln Town Car, 649-0016; Paul Rossetto, 646;-2482; went on the road with his music, playing jazz and R & B on ment in the guise of investigation—are not mirrors of life. the keyboard at various clubs. He’s really into music. Critic gets nasty four door, was bought from Moriar- Bernard Giovino, 646-2125; Sam They are distorting mirrors.’’ Crispino, 646-6100; Peter DiRosa, But now he’s looking forward to directing his screenplay Lawrence Lfillon-Jacobs GROVER CITY, Calif. (UPI) - A 10-year-old ty Brothers and will be on display, “ Unless television steps up to its duty to reflect reality female and have recently Dietary Allowance (RDA) with (he UNICO banner, in Moriar- 646-1887; or Joseph Brooks, 646-4555. of “Section D,” a movie about kids in prison. “ 1 don’t more accurately, whoever tries to lead responsibly in the girl walking home from school was stopped by a DEAR DR. LAMB: I of 400 lU. Remember that Up until recently, I hadn’t given much thought to marriage. had pneumonia and can't V know if I’ll be in it,” he said, “ but there is a very important years ahead is going to hav« a very difficult time,” Nixon female motorist who coaxed her to play a tune have a large chronic ulcer a lot of your food has part that 1 could play. We’ll start shooting after the first of But now,T don’t know. I do want to have kids. Sb, I’m se e m to regain any writes in his book published by Warner Books. on her flute, threatened the youngster with a in the pyloric channel. already been “fortified” the year. Then, I’m co-writing a new TV series with Allan leaning more towards that walk down the aisle.’ ” Three weeks after the first strength. I thought faking Next week; Nixon on Churchill. claw hammer, then stole the instrument. cod liver oil might be the by adding vitamin D. Sachs who created ‘Kotter.’ It’ll be about a social worker.” When it happens, you can bet that Epstein and Horshack Detective Mike Smith said the little girl was X-rays my doctor had me Your Health And, said Jacobs proudly, “ I’m in love. Her name’s and Vinnie will give him the wildest sendoff Hollywood has get another X-ray to see if answer but now I’m not walking home Monday when a red car pulled up sure. And I think unless you April Callendar. Honest. She’s the steady lady in my life. ever seen. and a woman got out and offered her |3 to play it bad started to heal. Is Lawrence Lamb, M.D. have a medical reason, this standard procedure so I purchased some halibut “Mary Had A Little Lamb” on her $300 flute. liver capsules. Each cap such as a deficiency, a per V. When the girl, whose name was not revealed, soon? son should limit vitamin A A pair off uncool cats My doctor has mentioned sule contains 10,000 lU of finished the tune the woman pulled out a claw vitamin A and 400 lU of in any pills or preparations Singer Andy Williams has often, accused of being I recall that the movie, “The Fighting Kentucklan,”.gtar- hammer and demanded the flute, then told the a biopsy, which I feel, to supplement her diet to would be unnecessary if vitamin D derived entirely the smoothest, or most unruffled performer in show biz. red John Wayne. But did Oliver Hardy of Stan and Laurel girl she was “a sucker” and fled. from the halibut liver oil. amounts of 5,000 lU. Never nervous, always cool, a portrait of a man at peace. have a part in that show?—C.B., Hilbboro, Dl. the ulcer has started to only early healing, but that Would that be too much “ It’s not so, really, and let me tell you about how cool You’re absolutely right. Wayne did star in the film, made heal, which she said it had. one in the duodenum. However, an ulcer in the the healing progresses. vitamin D to take one cap Perry Como is,” says Williams. “ When 1 did his show I in 1949, and one of his sidekicks was played by Oliver Har A tumor certainly wouldn’t channel at the outlet of the The time it takes to heal sule daily? was so scared I was shaking, you know being there on live dy. It’s a gem that few people know, and we salute you for E.T. gets vote start to heal, would it? LET YOUR I have a very good stomach, such as you have, depends a lot on how effec TV with Mr. Cool himself. But you kno» what happened remembering it. DEAR READER: That NEWSPAPER help you when I got close to him? My knees were shaking. But I CHICAGO (UPI) — James Thompson and appetite and am on causes about the same tive the treatment is. . amount is not likely to hurt keep fruit jars sparkling thought I saw Como’s lower lip trembling. 1 got closer and Adlai Stevenson weren’t the only ones who got Tagamet, Riopan atid a problems as if it were in To help you sort all of you. But the margin of clean and sweet smelling. i saw "Mommie Dearest” and at the cad Joan this out I am sending you sure enough there was.hfk lower lip, shaking and he was votes in last week’s Illinois governor’s election. diet. It is my understan the duodenum. safety for vitamin D is Wash jars, dry completely Crawford’s daughter said her mother didn’t have the last Peptic ulcers occur The Health Letter 15-10, really nervous. It was live TV and there we were, two guys word. What did she mean?—J.|le’Jr., Oconomowoc, Wise. E.T. and Zonker Harris of the “ Doonesbury” ding an ulcer can heal in relatively small. It is then put a large piece of comic strip had their support, too. six weeks to three months. because the stomach Understanding Ulcers and probably best to limit one’s newspaper inside the jar really shaking. Can you imagine the great Perry Como ner Obviously, Christina Crawford meant that she was plan E.T., the motion picture extra-terrestrial, got I do not smoke or drink but produces too much acid- Acidity. Others can send 75 intake to less than four to and put the lid on. The vous? The audience never knew. ning to write a book about her mother, which she did, call one vote for Cook County superintendent of I’m an excitable person. pepsin juice. Adequately cents with a long, stamped, five times the paper will absorb any Williams has Como on a pedestal and tells tales of Perry ed “ Mommie Dearest,” and that was then turned into the schools, figures released Monday by County I’m a 59-year-old female, controlling the acidity is self-addressed envelope for Recommended Daily moisture. only with respect. “ Let me tell you how relaxed he really is movie bearing the same title. Thus, Christina, by virtue of Clerk Stanley Kusper showed. married. important in bringing it to me, in care of the before going before the cameras. He takes a nap, always, her book, would have what she considered the “ last word” Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mike Royko got Could this type of ulcer about healing. Relief of Manchester Herald, P.O. just before his show. I watched this in awe. He sleeps in his on the Crawford saga. three votes ior the same office. Zonker Harris become cancerous and symptoms may not be Box 1551, Radio City Sta underwear and socks. They wake him up five minutes got one vote. could the medication enough to induce rapid tion, New York," N.Y. Club news ' before show time. They put his shirt and pants on, keep My family watched the picture of Marilyn Monroe and Royko also got a write-in vote for trustee of become a problem? Is this healing. 10019. dressing him and touching up his make up as he is led to an wondered If you would teU us who played the part of her the University of Illinois and another for the 2nd a peptic ulcer? Incidentally, if you use The Herald wants your club news! In gen0ili,- duodenal ul In order to get your club news in the paper on elevator to the stage. So when he goes on he is really still husband, Joe DIMagglo?—W.C.D., Brook Park, BI. District congressional seat. coffee stop. ’Hiat includes half asleep. That’s why he was so casual at the top of the Royko’s arch-enemy, WBBM-TV commentator DEAR READER: Most cers are not malignant but stopping decaffeinated time, please submit items no later than five days If you’re referring to "Marilyn; The Untold Story,” some stomach ulcers may before the date you’d like to see in the paper. show.” which was premiered on the ABC-TV network on Sept. 28, Walter Jacobson, also got a vote for University of the ulcers people refer coffee. And avoid drinks to as stomach ulcers are be difficult to separate Please include a name and a.telephone number Both singers are avid golfers and now spend more time 1980, the Yankee Clipper was played by actor Frank Con of Illinois trustee. that contain caffeine, in peptic ulcers. A peptic ul from cancer of the cluding tea. which we can call if there are questions. Indicate ^ on the links than they do performing. Williams, 54, verse. cer can be located either in stomach. And the cancer the date you’d like to see it published. i. however, is seen on reruns on TV. “ I just got a call from the stomach or in the may ulcerate on the top DEAR DR. LAMB: As Call F(x;us editor Adele Angle at 643-'2711 after I Ethel Kennedy berating me for not caliing her when 1 was in Paopis Excluaival antwara tha moat Intaraatlng duodenum. There are some presenting as an ulcer, a youngster I well recall noon to set up photo appointments. I Massachusetts. She saw me with the Boston Pops on TV quaationa irom raadara. Sand yours to us cars ol this Correction differences in the symp which then may show some getting cod liver oil to build ^ when she was in town. I didn’t even know I was on. The nawspapar. toms commonly caused by healing. That is why it is one up after an illness or a show she saw was done more than a year ago and was a Sue Apter's Cherry Kugel recipe that cold. I'm a 66-vear-old ei9S2 BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. appeared in the Neighbor’s Kitchen column two an ulcer in the stomach and important to establish not Perry Como rerun.” Andy Williams 220 E « I 42nd Slrtet, New Yolk, N.Y. 10017 weeks ago should have read a 12-ounce package PUBLIC NOTICE! of medium noodles. FREE!! A FREE!! U.S. Thoughts - INSPECTED , .AND PASSED BY I P r e a e n t t BLOO D O DEPARTMENT OF I ‘ AGRICULTURE 1 ! 1! I (• 1 ; APUMVrV: PRESSURE Cat 9223 Cinem a ■••■•.( I I I n k death knell for the summer renewal, and a return of T A K E N B Y HOV. 5. 0,12 1 13 xsaiig.OK vat Once again we have CLINIC ^ A changed our clocks, tur passed, and I think often enthusiasm. Now that we REQI 8TERE 0 IN Il kRTFORI) 1:15. 7:25, 9:50. -A n Of MANCHESTER .T w in—Jioni (G ) 7, w h s I HARTFORD barian (R) 12:15, 2:30, Curtain: 8:30 our enthusiasm goes as we have changed our clocks ficer and A Gentleman (R) f u m ning them back an hour, NURSE November Q n t»c ia ls •Mlirnrum Cinema — I A I'beaters Easl-Tex 9:05.—La Cage Aux Folles Elm 1&2 —Poltergeist 4:45, 7:15, 9;30.-National East Catholic High changing from Daylight turn back the clocks. We back, let's use this change November 8th - November 13lh The Party 7:30 with 1:50. 7:20, 9:45.—E.T. The (PG) 7:30, 9:30.—Conan 7 with The Boys in the (PG) 2:15, 7:15, 9:30.-An- Lampoon’s Class Reunion “fall back” into the blahs to spur us on. We can Extra Terrestrial (PG) 1, Savings Time to Standard Sullivan's Travels 9:30. the Barbarian (R) 7:15, Band 8:50. nie (PG) 2,7,9:20. (R) 12:15, 2:10, 4, 5:45, ■hme. By now we have all of winter. “spring ahead” in the fall AT: LIGGETT PHARMACY and Cinema City — Tex 7:15, 9:40. It Came From 9:30.—National Lampoon’s The Movies—Tex (PG) 7:30, 9:30, Geni Adac $6 Wards & Music by' Changing the clocks back as well as the spring. PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE Hollywood (PG) 1:30,7:45, made the adjustment to (PG) 6:30, 8:45.-E nter the Class Reunion (R) 7:15, VERNON 2:15, 7:15, 9:30—Annie WETHERSFIELD Rasarvationt Stephen Sondheim does not have to mean 10—Creepshow (R) 1:40, that one-hour change. But Stephen Farwig, Intern TIME: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM WAYBCST Dragon (R) 7:15 with The 9:15 Cine 1&2 — Annie (PG) 2, 7, 9:20. Paris I&2 — Annie Groep Rate’s what kind of adjustment falling back into old life aONELESS WHOU 7:30, 9:50. -F irs t Blood Directed by F 'm a n u el Lutheran Co tponiorefl as d COMMUNITY SERVICE by Exorcist (Rl 9.—National (PG) 1:30, 7, 9:15.—On The Movies — Tex (PG) 7:15.-Amityville lit Info: 649-9230 have we made? patterns. Anytime there is CHICKEN Lampoon’s Class Reunion (R) 1:10, 7:15, 9:35.-Mon- MANSFIELD Golden Pond (PG) 2, 7:10, (PG) 12, 1:55, ’3:50, 5:40, 'The Possession (R) 7:15, Fred T. BUsh III Churrh r.GFTT PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH A SIRLOIN TIPSi2-i6$179 TranH-Lux College I think of that little phase change, there can be TH F PARK ADE NUTRITION CENTER BREASTS (R) 6:45, 8:30.-The signor (R) 1:40, 7:10, 9:30. 7:35, 9:30.—Conan the Bar- 9:15. evBi WWOT awe trouts U S . J b p a i 9:45.—The Missionary (R) we use to remind us of Chosen (PG) 7, 9:15. which direction to turn our (.linesludio — The 1:20. 7:20, 9:40. L E T YOUR NEWSPAPER help you clocks, “Spring Ahead, Mf* 99^ WHOLE C0MMERCIAL$O69 Great Moppet Caper (GJ Borealis Wind Quintet ENFIELD keep fruit jars sparkling SHOWCASE Fall Back.” I wonder if W A V a C S T 7:30 with Dead Men Don't TENDERLOINS $-7 lbs. ^ k r u i Cine clean and sweet smelling. ^'HERITAGE HOLIDAY FMRI sometimes that saying WHOU Wear Plaid (PG) 9:25. l,2,.3,4,.5A6-First Blood Joyous playing - Exciting listening doesn’t reflect our attitude ) aONEUSS SHOULDER EAST HARTFORD Wash jars, dry completely CHICKENS (R) 7:30, 9:45.-E.T. The fiMTftHOWONLV ' as well. In the spring we $179 a a t w o o d P u b & then put a large piece of Extra-Terrestrial (PG) newspaper inside the jar mCenter Congregatioiial Ghiirdi^ turn out clocks ahead, and CLOD ROAST LBS. ” A KRL (Jn em a-- Diner (R) 7:15, 7:10, 9:25.—Concrete we get excited about the PO T aO ASTS a STEAKS 9:15. and put the lid on. 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Wed., Nov. 10, 19B - 19 Battle brewing O Area towns Weicker, GOP Wednesday TV over TV movie - J ' longer foes high-faahk>n model is brutally no ■amad. (90 mki.) , Sharkey, OmeUa Muti. Klaus 2:30 A.M. •:00PM. 0 - ‘Your Stag, lor Woman 0 - N ^E: ‘Smilay's © - New England Begins raped by her yourrger sister's Pdopla' P v t 3 Sea part ona for Host Sam Wataraton axplorea Kinski. (D - CBS News Nlglrtwami Coventry (1 ) - Ev m SIIMM Nm m 0 0 - A S o s 9:30 P.M. rTHJsic teacher. Marigaux Hem Bolton / text. the Kvas of tha first American © - M O V IE : *23 Paces T o ingway, Anne Bancroft. Chrir> JIP HARTFORD (UPI) — Sen. Lowell Weicker, R- S ) - T h f m 's Com pany 0 - Stanaylitta CD (D - FHthy Rich ® - A u to Racing *82: coloniats. Baker Street* A blind, success Sarandon. 1976. Rated R. 0 - ESPN Sports Canpar 0 0 - Family Use Uncle Conn., a longtime foe of the Connecticut Republican based on trial CD (S S-N ow t 0 - Nswacontar N A S C A R Atlanta aloumal BOO ful ptoywright overhaara a^kid- Arthur make* a pate at 15- 10:45 P.M. nappInQ, murder and extortion 0 - CroMlir. „ party hierarchy, may be its ticket to the future, Suok S a g a n 0 - Sparta EdMon 2:00 A.M. (Z) - ( 9 - Pro Bowdara Tour Covar- yaar-old Mallory. 0 - Ropotlar 41 plot. Van Johnson, Vera Miles, 0 - TwHigM Zotw ffll-M oifcaMlnily age of tha Columbia 300 Open CD ~ CBS News Nlghtwatch spokesmen for the state organization say. HARTFORD (UPI) — A legal battle may be brewing, 0 - El Daracho da Nacar 0 - Vanosta CecH Parker. 1956. Tsianovala an Is cud Maris la pMoaantad frtm Detroit. Ml. (2 11:00 P.M. GD - MOVIE: 'Thia Woman Is 3:00A.M. “He is the tituiar head of the party," Repubiican behind the scenes of a television movie based on the ® -SU8ohaol State Chairman Ralph Capecelatro said Tuesday. Elena del Hunco da a hiz un Njq hra.) 10:00P.M. CD CD CD 0 0 - N ow s 12:30 A.M. Dangerous' A women finds CD - MOVIE; 'Honsyoanib' A celebrated “devil made me do it” murder trial of Ame^ ® - Two of Haatta A young Sagltimo. Su (ladrs d antarsrsa true love after an operation to dun, convm tion.l m a rrM cou gkl atumbtaa onto tha tnith be- O > M O V IE : 'Dam on Bead* CD CD - Tuckar'a WKch CD - M 'A 'S 'H CD ' All In the Fanrily “He’s entitled to it. He earned it." Cheyenne'Johnson in 1981. da aeto decide daehacarea d d Tha wife of a aclamltt la htld save her eyesight. Joan Craw ple become deepty involved in Bolton Republicans prepare nind htr broken home. C D - N a w s CD - M a d am a 't Plaaa CD - Mission Impossible ford, Dennis Morgeri, David There was a time when Capecelatro wouldn't give Producers for the program reneged on verbal nkto paro 'Mama' Doktras, su priaooer by a computer that has ‘games' by gariehly redecorating Weicker the time of day — especially when the state 9 - USA Cartoon Expratt negra criadt, decida sneargaras' chosen her as Its mats. Jdiko C D 0 - Oynaaty Michael 0 - Emoctaintisiit Toniglit CD - MOViE: *The Child Brian. 1962 their house. Geraldine Chapin, promises to help pay legal fees and expenses of the trial, d d babe. Nadie conoca la histo- Steeler* A women begins a (B - FaotM of FaKh Chriatla. Fritz Waavar, Garrtt Torrence catches Blake off - ESPN Sparta Cantor CD - Joe FrenkHn Show Per Oscaruon. 1972 organization backed James Buckley for the U.S. ria haau qua ASianico sa con- guard with hla claim to the Car 0 desperate search for her cNkt- Johnson’s attorney, Martin Minnella, claimed Tuesday. Qrdtmn. 1977. CQ) - MOVIE: 'Kind Hearts 0 - AN NigM Ratio An al- viarta an doctor y sa anvudva rington dynasty, the kidnapping 0 - Festival of Faith ren when her ex-husband kid Senate nomination in 1980. But Preston Fischer, vice president of theatrical and, ® - Prima Nawa end Coronets* Art enterprising night radio itation it h m o - for May municipal election con su propla faritilis. yeronica of FaNon'a b a ^ reeches a cli © - Tw N ight Zone naps them. Beau Bridges, Blair 'black sheep' of a family de rously profited. Weicker, who was not up for re-election at the television production for Dick Clark Television Produc Castro, Sooirro Avdw, Hum 0 9 - Raal Paopia T o max and Alexia lays claim to Brown, David (jroh. 1979 © - Sports Tonight cides'to dispose of eight of his time, said the state party should have supported berto Zurlta. night's program features a sal- Colby'a wealth. (60 min.) - Vou Artwd For It 0 - Prime News tions, denied any agreement, verbal or otherwise, had O - MOVIE: 'Cincinnati KM* 0 - Newacenter CD relatives. AIm (juinness, Dennis Richard Bozzuto, a former state senator who cam 0 - Emartalranant Tonight uta to Amariqii'a veterans and [Cloaed Captioned) 0 - Qunemoke 55th Assembly District seat was a been made with Minnella. A young gamblor it dettrmined aervicamen. (60 min.) 0 - Star T M k Price, Joan Greenwood. 1960 the 833 registered Republicans in CD - Nine on New Jersey 0 - PaHcuia: 'U Vida da By Jeff Weingart paigned vigorously for the nomination. m 0 - Budnosa Report good example of how those swing “We used public accounts and official records of the to takt a crown away from O - MOVIE: *Thra# Days of Aguatin Lara* 0 - Moneylki. UpdM. 0 - MOVIE: 'Battle Hymn' 3:15 A.M. town to make sure it fills the slate. Bozzuto wasn’t nominated; Buckley was and lost the king of stud poker. Stave QD - lr>dependent Network Herald Reporter votes can hurt a candidate. Fusscas case and trial; we made no promises to anyone,” M i d 7:30 P.M. ' tha Condor* An unknown bond © - Medeme's Place 0 - Mtawn.'. Place Story of an ordained minister 0 - MOVIE; ‘Thrse Daya of That's when the campaign will McQuaan, Edward G. Robinaon, N e w s the CorMtor* An imkriown band to Sen. Christopher Dodd, Ci-Conn. of kBera cloaea In on a CIA 0 - Lot. Night with Dmid whose World War II experi was losing before the Bolton results Fischer on location in Newport, R.I., where the movie is Karl Maktan. IM S. CD - P.M. Stagazina (B - MOVIE: 'Prince of the © - Buaineee Report of kMlera doses* in on a CIA BOLTON — What a relief? begin in earnest. Last summer, Weicker and Capecelatro mended agent end the woman who la Lettermen David la joined by ences prevent him from feeling City* A double-agent exposes ‘‘The campaign will be as were known, but he retained his seat being filmed. O - T.V. Cammunty CoMaga CD - AH In tha Family reluctantly hiding him. Robert 11:30P.M. 'Breatharian' Wiley Brooks and qualified to perform his duties. agent and the woman who is The elections are over and the fences when it was apparent the party would lose corruption in hla department after taking the town by a 300 vote Fischer Mid the show, tentatively titled “The Rhi^o, 0-Saportar41 (D - You Asked For It Radford, Faye Dunaway, CNff Sting of the rock group 'Police'. Rock Hudson, Martha Hyer. Dan rekictamly hidirra him. Robert ooliticians have gone home. There aggressive because we want to and beconrea the number-one CD CD - HawaH Fhre-O Record, Faye Dunaway, Orff his Senate seat unless they did. Prescott Bush was Robertson. 1976. Rated R. (60 min.) Duryee. 1957. margin. Island Devil Murder,” will be set in Rhode Island using QB - MOVIE: ‘My Champlan' CD - Family Faud target of the mob. Treat Wil- ■ Starsky and Hutch Robertson. 1976. Rated R. will be no more leaflets stuffed win,” said Converse after the the candidate favored by many in the state GOP, (B ) ' In Pailormance at CD © - Sports Update The mood at the meeting reflected fictitious names. It is scheduled to be aired Mhrch 13 by A young Jopanata mardtbon CD - Benny HM Show Kama. 1:00 A.M. between your front doors, no cen- meeting, ‘‘But it's not going to be a but he lost the convention endorsement to Weicker. runner cornea to Amadca to the W N ta Houea VioHn vir •CD - Benny HIN Show vassers interrupting your dinner, no rip-snorting, beat-up-the-Democrats the success the Republican can NBC. study but is forced to be a ser 0 - N a w s tuoso Itzhak Perlman presents a 0 - Sports Probo GD ©-NlghtUne (D - Sanford end Son Bozzuto and Capecelatro, meantime, have been special performance from the didates had experienced at the polls. Johnson, 19, claimed he was possessed by the devil vant kiataad. Yoko Shknadt, 0 - ESPN SpoM Cantor 0 - C N N N aw a (S ) - Saturday Night Live CD “ Psychic Phenomena more phone calls urging you to vote, kind of campaign.” swapping accusations about who was at fault in the East Ro 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 10. 1982 •••••••••••••••••••••••* ••eeeOeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeqee eeeeeeejeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee# 61 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••ee'eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee^ - ^ a Autos for Sato 54 Auto* For Sale 61 ArtfefM tor Sato • 4t A rtM n for 8al» 41 Arltoto# tor Sato 41 AparSnanla ter Raiif 53 Hemmt tor Rotrt •••••••••••••••••••••••• MARGHERITA NICOLA VS. 3'A ROOM a p a r t m e n t . EAST HARTFORD - Large BANK DOMENIC CIGNETTI. ET AL ADVEimaiG Private home. Heat, six rooms plus, Cape. . SUPERIOR COURT ADVEHnSING appliances. Working single Three bedrooms, fireplace, REPOSSESSIONS JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF RATES aault only. No centrally located near rossALE HARTFORD,'NEW BRITAIN AT HARTFORD SALE of FIREWOOD pets/children. Telephone churches, schools and 1980 Dodge Colt - 2 DEADUNE C la s s ifie d 643'2711 Minimum Charge OCTOBER 6?1982 busline. Pay own •utilities. — Condominiums 643-2880. _____ dr.. H/B 83980. FIRST ORDER OF NOTICE 22 BY Security required. 23— Homes tor Sate ' 3S— Heatmg-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 56— Misc for Rent 15 Words 1979 Chevy Impale - 4 NOTICE TO Domenic CIgnetti if NOTICES EMPLOYMENT '47— Garden Products- PLEASANT FOUR Available August 1st. 3600 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lols-Land (or Sale 36— Flooring SO^Homes/Apts. to Shq|re THE TOWN of MANCHESTER dr. Sedan $3,300: living, or If not living, to the 37— Moving-Trucking>Storage48— Antiques Rooms, first floor in quiet monthly. 643-1845 or 643- 1— Lost and Found IS— Investment Properly PER WORD PER DAY widow, heirs, representatives and before publication. 13— Help Wanted 36— Servicai Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE The above can be seen 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property four family. Mature, duiet 1773. creditors of Domenic CIgnetti: 27— Resort Property 50— produce persons Preferred. Non- at the Deadline for Saturday is 3— - Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 1 : 2 K A Y S . . .1 5 0 The plaintiff has named you as a 28— Real Estate Wanted 6 t— Autos for Sale The Town of Manchester Intends to sell approximately Ten (10) Cords of smokers, no pets. Securl^ party defendant in the Complaint MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 3 - 5 D A Y S ...... 1 4 0 THREE BEDROOM Sairinfs Ink sf Mmdwttsr 12 noon Friday; Mon 62— Trucks (or Sale > cut, split, seasoned hardwood. The wood will be sold per pickup truckload plus utilities. Call 649-5897. which he is bringing to the above EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale Colonial in handy location. 91$ Main Straat MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms (or Rent named court seeking a judgment day's deadline IS 2:30 64— Moiorcycies-Bicycies 6 D A Y S ...... 1 3 0 Security and references 41— Articles (or Sale 53— Apartments, lor Rent only at the following rates: 18— Private instructions 65— Campers-TraiierS'Mobile 1972 DODGE MAXI-VAN. that a certain mortgage from Friday. FINANCIAL 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homos for Rent FOUR ROOMS - Third required. 3650 per month. 19— Schoois-Ciasses Homes 26 DAYS . 120 Beds, table, counter and Margherita Nicola to Domenic 32— PaintinO'Papering 43— Pets-Birds>Dogs 55— OHices-Stores for Rent floor. Heat, stove and 6—Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 66— Automotive Service Philbrick Agency, 646-ttOO. Cignetti is invalid and of no effect, Phone 643-2711 33— Buildmg-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property (or Rent h a p p y AOS $3.00 PER INCH sink, many extras, 9 — Personal Loans * 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease refrigerator. Adults. No said mortgage being on property 34 — Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories. 57— Wanted to Rent automatic transmission, iO— Insurance REAL ESTATE pets. 3330. Security and FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, known as No. 30 Eldridge Street, VEHICLE TYPE APPROXIMATE FRACTION/CORD PRICE good condition. Must sell - 4 references. Call after 6 only blocks from all Manchester. Connecticut and •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• CAPACITY |l5(K) or best offer. 875- •••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m., 649-2236. ______schools. Treed lot. bounded and described as follows; Polntlng-Paporlng 32 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 Mlnl-pickup Long bed .33 $33.00 Available Immediately. 6128. NORTHERLY: By Eldridge Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Sorvicos Olforod 31 •••••••••••••••••••.••••• Street, forty-three and fifty one- Help Wanted 13 •••••••••••••••••••••••• .27 27.00 FIVE ROOMS, two 3600 monthly plus utilities. ••#••••••••••••••******* «••••••••••••••********* •••••’•••••••••••••••••** Short bed 1978 CHEVETTE, four hundredths (43.50) feet; I T ’S O U R PLEASE READ INTERIOR PAINTING, L E O N C IE S Z Y N S K I CARPENTRY Insulation, bedrooms in two family. 643-5266 or 64M962. BOOKKEEPER - previous REWEAVING BURN F,ull-slze Fleetslda Standard bed .52 52.00 speed, 32500. Excellent lOASTKRLY. By land now or NATIONAL MARKETING over ten years experience, BUILDEp. New homes. Weatherstripping, Fur- Appliances, washer-dryer YOUR AD CHRISTMAS IS COMINB experience necessary. 20 HOLES. Zippers, um aHHitinn)! rpmndeling. rec niture Repairing.Repairing General .41 41.00 condition. Telephone 646- fortnerly of Abraham McCann, et Concern seeks energetic, low rates and senior citizen additions, remodeling, rec Short bed hook-up, basement, yard BOLTON - Two bedroom, ai one hundred (100.00) feet: Sell Avon now. And start hours weekly to perform brellas repairM. Window House Repair Work. Minor 1236. enthusiastic people with .rooms, garages, kitchens 46.00 and garage. No pets. Rent completely furnished. Six .SOUTHERLY; By land now or Classified ads are taken saving! Earn good money / shades, Venetian blinds. discount. 643-9980. Full-size Stepside Standard bed .46 Ith good telephone voices for billing, payroll, third party remodeled, ceilings, bath Masonary Work. Call John, 3450 plus security and month lease. Call mor formerly of Cheney Brothers, selling beautiful gifts, Keys. TV FOR RENT. Short bed .37 37.00 V.W. 1971. Fastback. 63,000 over the phone as a con evening phone sales posi payment process ana an INTERIOR-EXTERIOR tile, dormers, roofing. 647-9824. ______utilities. References nings, 643-9107i forty-three and fiftj^ one- yours at discount. cillary accounting duties. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. miles. 3950. Telephone 643- venience. The Herald is tion. No experience PAINTING - Wallpapering Residential or commer required." 649-0717. hundrcdlhs (43.50) feet; and Call 523-9401 Competitive salary. 649-5221. SKAPARAS HOME 8672. WESTERLY: By land now or responsible lor only one necessary, we will train and Drywall Installation. cial. 649-4291.- BOLTON - RANCH - four or 278-2941 E.O.E. Resume and formerly of Cheney Brothers, one lorfect insertion and the right people. Private Quality professional work. Remodeling - all types ad FOUR ROOMS, two -bedrooms, two baths, ANNIVERSARY desk. Call for peTSoiml in references by November PRICK, BLOCK, STONE - ditions, interior and Interested buyers must register to purchase this wood. Registration will 1969 MUSTANG - 3 speed. hundred (100.00) feet. then only to the size of Reasonable prices. Free ELECTRICAL SERVICES bedrooms in four family. dining room. References Together with a right-of-way MAN.AGEMENT terview at 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1. Ask for 12, 1982 to; Director, Mobil Concrete. Chimney - We do all types of Elec exterior, repair work. Free be In the General Services' office. Municipal Building, 41 Center Street Wall to wall carpeting, and security required. 3550 Good running condition. the original insertion Aftercare Clinic, 131 New Repairs. “ No Job Too Estimates! Fully insured. $1000. 295-9734 after 5:00 over a twenty-foot strip of land TRAINEE - We afe a Mr. Kurowski. trical Worki Licensed. Call estimates. Reasonable until Friday, November 19th on a "first come, first serve" basis until all the appliances and storage. No per month. Philbrick Agen formerly of Cheney Brothers next SALE! Errors which do not London Turnpike, Glaston Small.” Call 644-8356. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. p.m. national promotion firm after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. rates. Call Joe - 649-1733. wood Is gone. At the time of registration you will b « given a time to pick up pets. Rent 3395 plus securi cy, 646-4200. westerly of the above described lessen the value of the bury, Ct. 06033. serving the needs of MAINTENANCE INTERIOR AN D your wood on Saturday, November 20th. Only cine (1) pickup truckload ty and utilities. References •••••••••••••••••••••••* premises. There are merestones at 79 MERC *6695 advertisement will not MECHANIC - Experienced •••••••••••••••••••••A** C & rii Tree Service, Free □MISC. FOR SALE 1979'/i SEDAN DEVILLE all four corners of the above Grand Marquis. 4 U«lha* newspapers throughout the EXTERIOR P a in tin g , FARRAND required. 649-0717. •nieiier loode$i, 37,000 estimates. Discount senior Cadillac, dieseljwith described property. be corrected by an ad industry. We are searching in HVAC preferred. Duties paper hanging, carpent^ REMODELING-CaWnets, will be sold per Individual. gorgeewt citizens. Company ••••••••••••••••••****** for Bent — -65 extras. Special paint. Thi.s Complaint is returnable to ditional insertion. lor a sales oriented in include general repairs, □ EDUCATION work. Fully insured! J.P. Roofing, Gutters, Room All Individuals will receive, load and deliver their own wood. The Town will NINE ROOM HOUSE ••••••••••••••••••••••••...... carpentry and plumbing. Manchester owned and Household Qoods 40 available November 15th. .iyjc.iiri y Excellent condition. Must lhat court on November 23, 1982 dividual to learn the •••••••••••••••••••••••• Lewis and Son, 649-9658. Additions, Decks, ail types •••••••••••••••••••••••• not assist In loading or delivering this wood. RENOVATED and will be pending therein after Call for appointment, operated. Cali 646-1327, Suitable for one or two" see. $7500. 643-7634. newspaper circulation Private Inetruetlona 18 of Remodeling and 310 square feet office tliat dale. r promotion business Crestfield Convalescent Repairs. FREE USED families. 3625 monthly plus LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen REFRIGERATORS, available. Main Street 1975 CHEVY NOVA-6cyl., The subscribing authority finds working in one of the areas Home, 6 4 3 -5 1 5 1 . Estimates. Fully insured. security. 643-1442. iliat the residence of each of the EXPERIENCED Teacher cing. Attics, cellars, gar PAINTING & PAPER WASHERS, RANGES - location with ample power steering, 50,000 tJltr leading offices. Opportuni of voice and piano has Hanging Ceilings Telephone 643-6017. Fraa Classltlad Ada Fraa ClaaaHtad Ada parking. Call 649-2891. lollmving defendants Is unknown CARPENTER - All around ages cleaned. All types Clean, Guaranteed. Parts miles. $1950 or best offer. and all reasonable efforts have ty for advancement to top openings for private repaired. References. Ful* ★ •••••••••••••••••••••••• D E L U X E 4Vi ro o m 1979 MARK V within a year. Possible repafr person including trash, brush removed. & Service'. Low prices! townhouse, I'A baths, all Looking for a car? Don’t Telephone 643-1794. been made to ascertain the same Cotiie* Oetigner Sarte*. lessons. Beginners ly insured. Quality work! ROBERT E. JARVIS - a l u m i n u m s h e e t s CHAIN SAW 23”‘, I leaded with esHo*. Must iBaufliPstrr Picket, Split Rail, Stake B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main LARGE WOOD and glass appliances, tw air- ami have failed; Domenic Cignetti relocation. For personal in Martin Mattsson, evenings Building & Remodeling used as printing plates. .007 M cCulloch m odel 300. miss the many offerings to be seen re,c., ...... l.iMLed. 528-0670. Street. 643-2171. three door cabinet, conditioners, carpeted, 1968 PONTIAC LaMANS- it living, or if not living, the widow, terview contact Mrs. Dee, 649-4431. ^ ecia lfst. Interior and thick, 23x28'/i’^. 50c each, removable shelves. Good 385.00. Call 643-8836. today’s Classified columns. heirs, representatives and Mornings Only at 647-9946. ting. Reply Box ,IJ, c/oThe Exterior Renovating. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- heatT.hot water, pafiosati or " 7 . . ^ . . . . . »''iyen daily. $300 as U. Hrralh Condominiums 22 SMALL LOADS OF DISTRESSED PINE cap- for collections, storage or Call after 6 pm., 646-4722, creditors of Domenic Cignetti. ^ 4 9 5 Manchester Herald. ••••••••••••••••••a***** Residential & Commer 2711. They MUST be picked porches, Soundproofing, Now therefore, it is hereby STONE, trap rock, play tians trundle be\ convert to gun cabinet. THREE ASH sifters Misc. lor Bant 58 ask for Ray. RNS & LPNS CHARGE FRED LEE PAINTING - cial. Additions, Garages, up before 11:00 a.m. only. washer hook-up, storage, •••••••••••••••••••••••• ordered that notice of the institu MANCHESTER - Two sand, white stone, loam matching six drawer 399.00. 649-4679. regular size 33. each, one NURSES- The Meadows PART TIME - Must be able bedroom condo for rent. A- Interior and exterior. Roofing & Siding. extra large ash sifter, 34. , basement, garage. $495. ONE BAY Available im tion of this action be given to said Convalescent Center of to do lifting and general and pool sand dresser, 56” . Excellent 646-1540, 646J)800. 1974 PONTIAC SPORTS defendants by some proper officer C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, Residential and commer Kitchens, Bathrooms. DARK LOAM - 5 yards CHENEY VELVET - five 649-2433. mediately for storage only. Manchester has immediate trucking work. Flexible DELIVERED. Telephone Replacement Windows & condition. Will sell Coupe, Call 875-9202. ’or person) causing a true and 78 MERC. *349S 659-3008. cial. Fully insured and delivered, $60. plus tax. yards royal blue still on $35.00 per month. iriti 4-door air caridltlan, openings for part time 11 to hours. Call 644-8962. 644-1775. separately. 649-8137. SECOND FLOOR, Four allested copy of this order to be □ NOTICES ••••••••••••••••••••A*** dependable. 646-1653. Doors. 643-6712. Sand, Gravel, Stone & bolt. 325.00. Cali 643-1643. AMERICAN HERITAGE Telephone 643-1878. published in the Manchester •I steering, pewor bvaboe, 7 Charge Nurses. RNS can G'hHXPERIENCED rooms includes $800.00 VW 1971 Fastback - ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••»•••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. hard cover magazines. •••••••••••••••••••••••• evening Herald o n ^ a week for aaaaaaaaaaaaa earn up to $10.90 per hour, DKlTperson full and part Homes ««>mes For Sale 23 DESIGN KITCHENS - ..... refrigerator, stove, elec factory rebuilt engine. cabinets, vanities, counter Homos For Sato 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homos For Sato 23 FOR SALE - Queen size 310.00 for the set. Phone Homes-Apts. to share 59 New clutch, tires. Call 646- two successive weeks, commen Lost and Found 1 and LPNS $9.70 per hour time. Call for interview •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• CONTEMPORARY arm tricity. One male or ••••••••888888888888*888 cing on or before November 9, WEST WILLINGTON - By tops, kitchen cabinet mattress, box spring and 643-7730. 8193 6:30 pm - II pm. under our no benefit plan. between 9 and 3. 522-3310. chair upholstered in red female. $275 per month. l!)82. and that return of such ser- owner. 6 room Ranch. fronts, custom frame. One year old. FEMALE ROOMMATE 8888888888< FOUND: Black cat Barrv These rates include a shift velvet, chrorne legs, $150. Call 643-1892. No pets. .vicc lie made to the court. 1979 OLDS. Sunken living room with woodworking, colonial 375.00. Telephone 742-8828. MAGIC CHEF range to| wanted over 30. $187.50 per Trucks lor Sale 62 Road. Call 649-0761 differential. For further in pe Brown vinyl recliner, $50. coppertohe, good com s ' Linda A. Cohn fieldstone fireplace. For reproductions in wood. 7 month.-Telephone 646-0598. •••••••••••••••••••••••• .Assistant Clerk. formation or to arrange a Call 522-3310 between 9 and Contemporary black and MANCHESTER - Four mal dining room with J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. 4 INCH Pipe wrench, prac tion. $50.00. 22Mi” x 29V4 1968 FORD Vz Ton pickup, Superior Court REWARD FOR Purple personal interview, call 3 for interview. white fabric wall hanging Telephone 646-7788. room apartment, stove, sliding doors to patio. Eat- tically new. 314.00. Call ROOMMATE WANTED - very good condition, many Judicial District pockelbook lost in pentcr of Connie Gibbs, RN, Acting 50” X 50” . 325. 6464)479. refrigerator. No pets. of Hartford in kitchen. 3 bedrooms. LOVING MOTHER with 649-7549. male/female, two bedroom new parts, needs minor Cutlass Coventry. Sentimental DNS at 647-9191. Meadows RISCEPTIONIST with ac FOR SALE - bathroom Security and references. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Oil degree in elementry educa townhouse. Heat, private work. $600 or best offer. value. Call 742-8591. Conyalesent Center, 383 curate typing skills for sink and tub. Great shape, $325 plus utilities. Also basement, washer, dryer A True Copy Attest Supreme B id we II S t r e e t , Manchester office,. heat. On 2 acres of land, tion will babysit in home. FOR SALE -1973 XR-75 for three room apartment, Tom, 674-9413 days; CIzARENCE E. FOLEY parts, completely rebuilt light olive. $60.00 (tor included. $250 per month. Brougham LOST - SHELTIE Collie, Manchester. Experience not necessary. $59,500. Days 643-6346; Flexible hours. Call 647- £LrWXrj^ $280. 649-4003. evenings 646-6727, Deputy Sheriff emotk, ob, PS, PW, both). Call 649-9723 after 8 nights 643-4235. 0129. engine plus extra parts. Call after 6, 649-7403. Hartford County tri-color Childrens pet. Car essential. Call 872-8492 REALTORS FULLY SEASONED pm. Bowers school area 649- WASH PERSON to work for appointment. Firewood cut to length, 375.00. Ask for David, 644- MANCHESTER - Char 1971 FORD TRUCK - good MANCHESTER - Five FALL CLEANUPS - Urge 0265 after 5 p.m. running condition. Four 9487. weekends in the laundry split and delivered. 390. a CHILD GUITAR in its ming, 4 l/2rooms first □ AUTOMOTIVE department Saturday and OEEtCE CLERK - Part room cape. Move-in condi lawns done with leaf GffOUP 1 A in rtj »ii$oci»»tion of (7CAI FO r?S lerviny the cord. Call 649-1831 floor. Garage, appliances', speed transmission. Call •Vl.«richr$lrf A ir^ with more ^idvrrtiiinq enperiue DESK AND chair, good case. Excellent condition. FOUND - SE'r OF KEYS Sunday. Must be 18 years lim e opening for a clerk in tion. Vinyl sided, new roof, sweeper and- curb side anytime. busline, private yard. No 647-8.341. A D v e n tn r e s pm{j.«(-t .inrt rfTuirncy tot liolh buyeri And i c ll e n $40.00 or best offpr. Call •••••••••a************** 78 FORD 3695 sun porch, extra insulla- leaves vacuumed. condition. $45.00. Phone Auto Parts For Sale 60 O ro n o d o 3 -d o e r, mir at Lincoln Center Can he old or over. Must know how our busy purchasing office. 646-1625. pets. '$410 plus neat and picked up at the to drive a tractor to deliver Duties' include working tion. $61,500 . 649-4568. Telephone 568-4396. QUEEN SIZE Waterbed, 649-2306. utilities. Security, Campers-Trallers-Moblle trerred, nkefr equipped Manchester llerald Office linens. .Apply in person: with figures, purchase NEW LISTINB all set up. Etaffled mat references. Open for FOUR UNMOUNTED Homes 65 WOMEN’S TAN coat with MESH PLAY-i'-pen used between 8:80 and 5 p m. Meadows Convalescent orders, invoices and Lots-Land for Sale 24 CUSTOM SIDING, Manchester. A super clean and convenlantty tress. 3125 or best offer. viewing, 1-3 pm, Saturday, TUBELESS white-walled large mink collar size 12- once. $28.00. Calall 646-2570. Monday - Friday. Center, .8,88 Bidwell Street, experience in accounts •••••••••••••••••••••••• replacement windows, located 4 bedroom cape. Featuring 2 bedrooms 647-0191. Novernber 13th - 23 Pearl tires (1 set studded snow 12 X 60 MOBILE HOME in 80 MAZDA *4895 up plus dan and full bath. 2 bedrooms down, 14. Good condition. Clall O tC S-speed, air corsditkan, Manchester. p.ivable. Also, general VACANT LOT in new sub decks and remodeling. Call Street. tires) and 1 rim, ail 14” , adult park in Windham. AM-FM i^io . etanamy Announcements 3 clerical skills such as division 120x150. Flat and 643-6478. large fireplaced living room, dining room, TWO TIRE S - E78xl4 646-0693 - Asking $70.00. Dogs-BIrds-Pots 43 good condition, $125 or best Excellent condition. 521- Kitchen with bulK-ln oven and range, full bath. SALES filing, record keeping, level with private wooded Radials. ^5.00 for the pair. FREE Color TV w/one reasonable offer. 649-9904 1899.______Enclosed porch, one car garage, on a private, FREE TO GOOD Home - REPRESENTATIVFIS and photocopying, receptionist area in rear. New houses CUSTOM REMODELING- Antique upright piano, PATIO SLIDING glass year lease. 2 bedrooms, l ‘/i after 6 pm. FOR SPARKLING DISCOVER MOSTLY tree>thaded lot Must be aeeni Reailaticalty door 60” X 81” aluminum four adorable abandoned 74 BMW MUSIS Managers. Needed for a and answering phone. on both sides of lot and Bathrooms, kitchens, rec- good condition, 3200.00. baths Condominium. New WOODWORK, TILE, 4-Doev. a u t* , Ntr, m BRASS'. Unique giftware priced at $77,500. grey LH kittens. Cali 528- new nome party plan. Strong interpersonal and across street. $36,500. rooms, roofing, siding. Console stereo, ^ .0 0 . Call frame and still with carpets, appliances. Autos For Sale 61 GLASS AND PAINTED •ruf and home decor of solid screen, one door needs new 5110 or 649-2345. Helen Marie, Inc. Sell fine Strano Real Estate, 646- House repairs, rou^ Lombardo & Associates Parking for 2 cars. $475 brass plus wicker and organizational skills are 643-5423. gasket. $25.00. Call after 6 ••••••88888*88«C8888**«S SURFACES, add three crafts 210 Pine Street, quality fashion accessories required and a good ap- 2000. framing and trim by full monthly. 647-0391.______1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 tablespoons of washing time experienced 649-4003 p.m 646-2572. Antiquoa 4$ cyl., automatic, air- Manchester 1 corner Hart in the home. Top commis litude for working with FOR SALE - Cheap! USED soda to a quart of warm sion. great hostess incen Business Property 26 carpenter. Call Gary for Windows, Call 649-^10. Give your budget a break conditioning, 27,000 miles. ford Roadi Thursday and figures. For more informa FOR SALE formica top WANTED: ANTIQUE water and wash. No ringing 'tHE WNT APS MADE ME tives, full or part lime. No tion please contact the Per free estimate, 646-4743 or MANCHESTER ... shop the Classified Superb car! Many extras! Friday 1-6 pm. Saturtfay 10- Its got charm, its in a premier area and has kitchen set, good condition. FURNITURE, glassj required. BUY i t ' investment Immediate sonnel Department at 646- FULL SERVICE Pizza and 649-8516. WOMAN’S CHOCOLATE columns for bargain buys! $4495. 644-2942. 5 pm. Sunday 10-5 pm. beautiful tree shaded grounds, its a Rambling First $25.00 takes it. 649- pewter, oil paintings, or Thanksgiving to Christ profit for Christmas. Call 1222 Ext. 2270. grinder restaurant in shop Brown cordory coat, wool ••••••••••••888888«888 636 4-doar, ab C6rvd$> Cape with a formal dining room and a full width of 6548.______antique items. . R. •••••••••••••••••••••••• mas, 649-7950. the Home Office collect at ping center. Vernon circle SEWING SERVICES - the house living room with a fireplace. We're lining, very warm. Prac 61 •serted. 5-speedr AM PM Harrison. 643-8709. ’Autos tor Sale 61 Auto For Sale 6 1 Autos lor Sale 61 Autos For Sale rodie •••••••••••••••••••••••• 608-482-5800 8am - 5pm area. High volume. Good Hems, Minor alterations. ''Hiking for a new owner and you should see It. tically brand new. 380.00. WESTINGHOUSE dis TELEPHONE SALES - Entertainment 4 Monday thru Friday. business. Inside seating. Central 646-0241. Telephone 232-8528 after hwasher, portable, K.xcellent starting rate Call for details, Strano 5:30 p.m. plus commission, plus avocado. Older model. RENTALS GEM SOUND Presents the CLERK,TYPIST - Small Real Estate, 646-2000. LICENSED MOTHER will Wolverton Agency Excellent running condi busy sales./markeling of bonus, plus benefits. We provide loving care for SURPLUS JEEPS - Cars, Ultimate in D .I. Entertain are looking for dependable, tion. $50.00. Telephone 649- ment. Music from 40's to fice in Vernon is looking your 2-5 yr. old in my 649-2813 boats, many sell for under Booms for Bent 52 permanent part time help. 8696. 80 s Best prices available. for bright, mature, □ BUSINESS home. Meals providea. 350:00. For Info (312) 931- 79 MAZDA *469$ Hours are 5-9 pm. 636 4-doar, S-#$>aad, AM- Excellent sound and experienced individual for Manchester •• Vernon area. 1961 Ext. 2340. M ANCHESTER - N ice Experienced people and SERVICES MAN’S BROWN heavy FM redre lighting. 647-8910 various office duties. Good 643-5483. room with kitchen preferred. Pleasant phone MANCHE8TER duty vinyl chaise lounge typing a must. 871-0401. 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QAm CARTMDOE I for sesy liwOiltaion; dofM not aftkA urw *wR^1Ml.yOe'w^?7D^Fvl^iw saleMeeleejtt'^'IldiastvwMkdaaAk sMlMeMrekil.- ../« PRQGQER kty Parkwr Brothara f f Oor 24.60 Keg. 27.78 W l i S S S ^esswMiyowAtMl *» Oempuier System rn’ furtbue action kespe’em *' It Baeed on er^M.wMSen 3 WAYS TO CHARGE MANCHESTER VERNON 1145 Toiiend Turnpike Trinity Shopping Center STORE HOURS: DAiLY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SAT. 9 AM to 9:30 PM # SUN. 11 AM to S PM • PRiCES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. o fm n t 19. >g,bouikMi > - »ni«hc««ncl2 t i Opening 1982 Product Show Win Over $500.*" In Prizes. offers wide range of goods, services PUT YOUR MOWY One o f the widest ranges o f goods and products, replacement doors and win services available to the American fami dows and other valuable ideas for ly will be gathered for public sampling at reducing the home energy bills. the first combined South Windsor-' Automobiles, motorcycles, racing IMICRE YOUR CARD IS Manchester Product Show to be held at bicycles will be featured for the visitors the JES Industrial Park on Route 5 In- interested in straight transportation or South Windsor on Nov. 12, U and 14. recreational movement, whether on two Approximately 42,000 square feet of wheels or four. floor space in tte former Merchandise Local financial institutions, conscious Here's one view of the 1981 Product Show sponsored by the Greater Equipment Group (MEG) plant will be o f the revolution in money handling, w ill Manchester Chamber of Commerce at the J.C. Penney Catalog Center. covered with over 170 booths from area emphasize remoted automated tellers companies, antique cars, an inter and other innovations in banking. In national food fair and a child-care another example of the computer age, center. one insurance agency will provide in N AM E...... I IN FAMILY ...... Ehdiibitors listing their booth contents stantaneous read-out insurance CASH DISCOUNT CARD OF AMERKA for the show, w hid is co-sponsored by prem iums for an automation from four ADDRESS...... PHONE ...... the G reater Manchester and South Wind d ^ ere n t conqMnies. sor chambers of cmnmerce, indicate the ' SM wide selection of restaurants will C IT Y ...... S TA TE ...... ZIP ...... main emphasis w ill be on products and supply American and foreign dishes for SPOUSE ...... services for the home, for the family the hungry visitor, and other exhibitors antpmobilel for the “ dining out” will s b ^ yon how to counteract the ( ) Please Issue me a Cash Discount Card of America. evening, and for the body. calories and select the fashions that suit arf Enclosed Is my $35.00 card fee. Sonne of the home elements to be you best. For those who find that covered by the exhibits include: residen- “ getaway” feeling coming on, there will ( ) Check ( ) Money Order ( ) MasterCharge ( ) Visa tial siding, electrical fixtures, resideo- even be a travel agency or two to help If you’re paying cash... you should make it to the show, call us for informa ACCOUNT , tial lifts, new funiiture and refinishing of you plan that trip. NUMBER //////////////// old; cooling e^pment, power equip Thie 1962 Product Show w ill be opening be paying less. Now there is a card that tion at 646-5328. ment; coal, oil and wood ^ tin g equip its doors Friday, Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. to 9 With the Cash Discount Card of Expiration D ate...... Signature ...... ment; kitchen equipment, draperies and p.m.; and will run Saturday the 13th can save you money every time you pay (If using credit card) slip covers, bathrooms, floor coverings, from noon to 9 p.m. and Sunday the 14th with cash. This card has changed the way America, you can save on your grocery sew ii^ machines, home decorating and from noon to 6 p.m. MAIL TO; Cash Discount Card of America OR CALL: 646-5328 cleaning, onnergency generators, glass In addition to the 91.50 discount tickets people buy across the nation. It’s the Gash bills at Andy’s Supermarket. Use Greater Hartford Division cutting, swimnning pools and jacu ols. available at numerous outlets around the your card at the pump, and save on gas P. O. Box 267 IHeavy emphasis, in these days of area prior to the show, general admis Discount Card of America. When you v Manchester, CT 06040 enefgy conservation, will be placed by sion tickets will be available at the door at Moriarty Brothers. Oil savings many exhibitors oR energy savings, at a price of 92. Children under 10 are present the Cash Discount Card at partici energy management, energy related free. pating stores, you’re going to receive sav are made easy with your card at B & B ings from 5%, 10%, 20% and more, just by Oil Company. Use your card and Cash Discount Card of America: an idea whose time has come Park Hill Joyce paying with cash. say it with flowers at An idea who's time has come! deemed necessary.” Peoples continues, In addition, Cherrooe’s Package Store to uagrket gnd promote the card in TTie Cash Discount Card of America Flower Shop. Get a bigger slice of the pie CUish Discount (^ rd of America makes “ We have tried to organize what we call is offering up to a 20 % discount several ways. at Tommy’s Pizzarta by using your card. its consumer card debut at the the Model Market Community.” excluding w e ^ y advertised specials. Point of purchase, phone solicitation will be represented at the Manchester and Manchester and South Windsor (Tiamber Included in the marketing concept are Vanity Cleaners offers a 10% discount and newspaper advertising will be A t CheiTone’s Package Store you caij of Clommerce Product Show on Friday, grocery stores, dry cleaners, package for d ^ cleaning, B & B Oil Company primary. You can purchase the card at South Windsor Chamber of Commerce Saturday and Sunday. . . November 12th, stores, gas stations, oil companies, rebates 5c to 7c per gallon on borne the product show or clip the coupon at 1982 Product Show. If you’re interested in say it with spirits and your card. Clean 13th and 14th. You may be asking restaurants and drug stores. heating fuel oil, Moriarty Brothers is the end of this articie. You will be able to yourseif, “ Wtat is a CASH DISCOUNT In just eight weeks of operation. offering an additional 3c o ff per gallon of buy the card at Andy’s of Manchester's finding out more about us, come on down up at Vanity Cleaners with your card. CARD and wjjere did it come from?" Peoples and his staff have assembled gasoline in addition to the 4c Mobil dis courtly desk starting November 15, Simpiy stated, it is a national program this "M odel Market (Community” in the count program for a total of 7c per 1962. to the show ... and cash in! If you can’t CASH DISCOUNT CARD OF AMERICA “ i n i t i a l in (California which unites con Manchester Area. “ We’ve put forth a lot gallon, Mc(?ann’s Texaco Station is sumers willing to pay for merchandise of thought and effort turning an idea into offering 3c po- gallon and 10% on parts (Cardholders and interested consumers and services with cash, and merchants a' reality. We feel we have a situation and labor for service work. Along with wbo visit the product show booth w ill te THE CASH DISCOUNT CARD OF AMERICA IS HONORED AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: willing to discount for cash sales. that w ill be of vj^lue to consumers and the savings you w ill realize at these eligible for an attractive drawing for Today’s credit card costs to the con merchants alike,” Peoples states. There “ necessity type” merchants, the (^ash merchandiae. Some of the prizes that Cherrone’z PKkage Store . . . A1 Sleffert'z Appliance Center. .. Park Hill Joyce Rower Shop . . . Manc^ater Center... sumer. as welt as the merchant, make are over ninety merdiants and two hun Discount (?ard of Am erica w ill allow you wiU be drawn following the show w ill in B & B Oil Company. . . J. N. Coreo & Son» ^. . MUIer Donut. . . K & J Painting. . . Gibson s Gym ... The Movie Gas . . . this concept beneficial to both. dred card holders already participating to realize savings the next tim e you rent clude: 9100.00 worth of groceries at An-, Ray's Photo Hutch .. . Imported Car Sales/Son Rich Sales . . . Automotive Parts Supply... J. Ro^rt Mrto7lnii' William Peoples, a lifelong resident of in the Cash Discount (?ard program, a car. Avis Rent-A-Car has signed a dy’s, 9100.00 towards a Kero-sun beater The Crockery Shoppe .. . ^ e Tyre Man. . . AnUque Loft.. . Manchester Cycle Shop.. Davis's Famity Restourent. . . Motor Inn .. . Manchester, has recently opened the most of which do business east of the National Agreement with Cadi Discount or fuel oil at B & B Oil (Company, 9100.00 McCanns Twa^tatlon . .. Custom Kitchen Center. . . Moriarty Brothers ... Acadia Village Hair •• • Greater Hartford Division of Cash river. Some of the merchants that form (?ard o f America. In addition you can worth of gas at Moriarty Brothen, Vanity Cleaners .. La Strada West & Village Cutolne .... The Calico Patch . . . Artistic Hair Design .. . Pem nal Tre . .. Pentlarid R orlsl. . Discount Card of America. Peoples is the "M odel Market (Community” in' 9100.00 towards an appliance at B.D. realize savings at three area florists, Pinewood Furniture Shop... Ralph DeNkolo Golf Shop.. . Mostly Brass ... Tommy's Plzzatto .. * ' videoiane Pearl, and a case of wine from one of eight divisions operationai in the Manchester include: Andy’s Foodtown of three area - hair stylists, four area Rmuin'. Flowers Vlllase Floors . Bootleggers Cafe . . . Leather & Suede Post. . . Super-Curl. . . Rita Hair Design . . . D & E Videmape . state of Connecticut. Working primarily Manchester, Cberrone’s P a d u ^ Store, restaurants, a furniture shop, two Cherrone’s Package Store. Stork’s Hair Perforii^ce .. . Natloiial Auto Radiator & Battery . .. Ward’s Tire ... E lr^ n lc Wortd .' ‘ ‘ Shem 2000 in the Manchester Area, Peopies and his Moriarty Brothers, Vanity Cleaners, B & appliance stores, two tire stores and Perhaps it is time for the American H A M Pet-A-Rama. . . Art Secondo's Hall of Fame Lounge . . . The Eyeglass Place .. .Wholesale Furniture & Bedding .. . Shem 2000 . . staff have organized an attractive group B Oil (^m pany and Mcfjjainn's Texaco. over forty specialty mwchants in the people 'to move back to a cash flow Pantheon Pizza Restaurant... Video Studio Nine .. . Beautiful Cleaners ... D. Sayadoff ‘ ’ of merchants in just eight weeks of Andy's will introduce the program in Maikdiester Area. “ H ie cosh paying con economy. Interest ratM and inflation cut Foreton & American Auto Parts of Meriden .. . Econo Appliance Repair Corp... .Popular Cordial Shoppe . . . Newform Clinic . . . operation. He feeis confident the its Manchester store and has the option sumer can reflize substantial savings for deeply into our spendable cash. The Cash L ^ m Carpentry A Construction . . . Thunderhlrd II.. . Colonial Vernon Inn . . . Vernon Paint & W a ll^ ^ r. .. ^ k in Robbins program will appeal to Manchester Area to use the program in the other three their 935.00 annual fee,” Peoples states. D is q t^ (Card of America concept offers .. ^ ambaIa v QiiKitterin* GKrtn Wlfic Scll€r . • • FfUik & Uii Ptzzs • • s 8 • • • Avls Rciit'A’Csr •. . consumers. Peoples, an entrepreneur stores if consumer demand cells for it. “ The average family spends 94,000.00 an incentive to make thia move. Thanka with a strong marketing background, “ We feel a supermarket is absolutely es po- year in the grocery store; a 5% dis to the hard work of Bill P e ^ le s and bis - S ir '. SuJZlrkel... T^e Good Guys . . . Manchester Paint & Wallpaper. . . Automotive Specialties Unlimited feels bis marketing plan for Hartford sential to the program. The agreement count will save this fam ily 9100.00 an Hartford (County office, the concept is p County will have a core of necessity-type with Andy’s of Manchester is for a S per> nually. With the additional merchants on working reality in Manchester. merchants where consumers can save on cent discmut on all groceries with the the plan, a consumer can realize up to U you are Interested in purchasing a their weekly purchases. “ The card will exception of beer and cigarettes. This is 91,000.00 per year in real cash saving.” card, stop by the Cash Discount Booth at unprecedented in the grocery business,” have wide a p i ^ only if people can use it Promotion o f the card begins with the the Product Show or mail the coupon states Peoples. OB a weekly basis for goods and services “ Product Show” and Peofdes is prqiared Mxrve. Manchester Many involved House of Chung Ziebart outlet' " is successful servicirfg cars Sand & Gravel Show's chairmen A started in '24 as restaurant for four years The House of Chung is one of (Appearance & Protection Service) thank committee Manchester’s most successful Since our establishment in 1924 The 'Located in the Industrial Park (Clark Manchester Sand & Gravel Co. has been restaurants. This is probably because of its authentic Chinese cooking and Rd.) in Vernon, Ziebart has been ser proud to be part of the construction in Traditionally, the success of the Steve Thornton, Manchester Sand and vicing customers’ cars for over years. reasonable prices. 4 dustry. Through the years we have Product Show is achieved by total com Gravel; Hans Weiss, Dynamic Metal Co-owners Gordon G eer and Bob Belling The owner, is Henry Chung of West enjoyed a reputation as a quality ready- munity involvement and pa^cipation. FYoducts Co. Inc., and Randy Wilhite, Hartford who got his training in New have had many years of experience in mix concrete and sand & gravel The 1982 Product Show, a joint com WINF Radio. York and at his father’s restaurant in related fields. producer that has the capabilities a i^ munity venture between Mandiester and The committee also acknowledges the Hartford, Song Heys. He knows most Gordon, a Manchester native, worked expertise to handle the to u ^ jobs, big dr South Windsor, has fostered a closeness many organizations and individuals facets of the restaurant business from at Capitol "nre on Broad St., and Bob small. and working relationship between the whose involvement and contribution top to bottom; he’s worked as a dis-, operated an auto body shop. Together, With the addition of our Building businesses and individuals which did not have made the show possible. their knowledge of automobile interiors hwasher, waiter, cook, bartender, and Products Division we can now offer the exist before. 1) New England Sweeping and exteriors would prove to be o f great finally owner and manager. Even today building contractor and homeowner the The Product Show Committee co- 2) Claudia’s Child Care value to help you protect the appearance he’ll fill in as a cook if necessary. The Manchester Herald celebrated Its 100th anniversary at the 1981 complete package. A full line of tools and chairmen, Hans Weiss of Manchester 3) WINF Radio of your car or truck. The success of Uie House of Chung is > supplies, ready-mix concrete, sand and and John Samsel of South Windsor, 4) Dalene Hardwood Flooring Product Show. the result of Mr.'Chung’s diversity and gravel, landscape stones, and the field express their thanks to the committee 5) J. E. Shepard background. Having lived in China until service and technical back-up to be sure that produced the 1982 Product Show. 6) EkXHiomy Electric the age of 10, he’s familiar with the you have the right product to get your job Members are: Michael Belcher, 7) United Technologies, Power Businesses sponsor non-profit organization^ cooks, who. are also Chinese, many of done and done right. J. C. Penney Co.’s booths at the Manchester Structural Steel; John Systems Division, Fuel Cell Facility them coming from Chinatown in New 12) Project Worth, sponsored by Hart For more information call: (20S) 643- Borisewich, Applied Control Co.; Carroll 8) Merchandise Equipment Group Due to the generosity of many 5) Lutz Children’s Museum, sponsored 1981 Product Show featured a York City. ford Publications. 2133 Elnterprise 2035. Johnson Brundett, Fountain Village 9) U.S. Equipment businesses and civic organizations the by Lydall Inc. huge frying pan. A couple of years ago, the restaurant 13) American Cancer Society, spon Apartments; Dexter Burnham, Hartford 10) G. E. Supply 1982 Product Show will hiclude exhibits 6) Manchester Memorial Hospital, was expanded to provide more dining sored by Qiorches Motors and E(Mnomy Publications; Vito Covensky, Coven 11) Wesco Industries by 17 non-profit organizations. sponsored by Wolff-Zackin Associates. area and a new exotic cocktail lounge. Electric. Construction Co.; Ken Fitzgerald, Ken 12) Firestone Retread ’These worthwhile organizations, that 7) Eighth District Fire Department, Its unique styling, including skylights, 14) New Hope Manor, sponsored by Fitzgerald Builders; John Fogarty, 13) Mazak Machines enhance the quality of life in our com sponsored by Dynamic Metal Products bamboo furniture, and many exotic Heritage Savings and Loan Association. Show will provide child care Fogarty Brothers Inc.; Elmest Hintz, 14) Styco Sales munities, are an integral part of the cio. Inc. plants, adds to the over-all greenhouse South Windsor Pharmacy; Paul 15) South Windsor Bank and Trust show. 8) Instructors of the Handicapped, effect of the rooms. 15) South Windsor Volunteer Am Longchamps, South Windsor Bank and 16) Elastem Bus Lines Sponsors of 1982 Product Show sponsored by Manchester Structural The 1982' Product Show will again clude performances by the Manchester ’The lounge’s atmosphere is out of the bulance Corp., sponsored by South Wind Trust; Donald Martin, Hartford National 17) 0 & W Heat Treat ' 1) Adventure Challenge School Inc. Steel. provide child care. This area is designed Youth Ballet on S atu r^y at 2 p.m. and ordinary, being reminiscent of a sor Rotary Club. Bank; John J. Mitchell, Mitchell Fuel 18) G. Fox Distribution Center sponsored by Kiwanis of Manchester. to provide entertainment and enjoyment Sunday at 2 p.m. Hawaiian beach. ’The House of Chung 9) Town of Manchester Human Ser 16) South Windsor Visiting Nurses Co.; Ralph Mosher, Mosher Enter 19) South Windsor School System 2) River East Homemaker-Home for children while their parents view the Special full-length feature films will be specializes in tropical drinks with some vices Department, sponsored by Ck)nnec- Association, and Human Resources prises; Tom p ’Marra, Eighth Utilities 20) Mabr Freight Lines Health Aide Service Inc., sponsored by over 180 exhibits at the show. shown throughout the show. Live perfor of the favorites being Mai Tais, Pina ticut Bank and Trust. Department of the Town of South Wind Distrirt; Michael OrlowsU, Park Hill 21) Mitchell Trucking the Savings Bank of Manchester. Claudia’s of Manchester, a mances by a magician and a clown will Coladas, and Jungle Jims. One of the 10) Connecticut Job Service, sponsored sor, sponsored by South Windsor Phar Joyce Flower Shop; Betty Osborne, 22) Coven Construction 3) Manchester Police Department, professional day care facility, will be be held Saturday and Sunday. Art newest drinks is the Volcano which is by Gerber Scientific Inc. ■ macy. First Federal Savings; Iheodore Pastva, 23) Norther Connecticut Bazaar sponsored by J.D. Real Elstate. projects and games will also be available served in a large bowl with a flaming 11) TTie Little ’Theater of Manchester, 17) South Windsor Fire Department, coordinating the child care at the show. Connecticut Light and Power; James 24) A1 Sieffert’s Appliance and TV 4) American Red Cross, sponsored by Entertainment for the children will in for the children to participate in. volcano in the center. sponsored by Manchester State Bank. sponsored by Hartford Publications Richards, Sooth Windsor Travel Agency; 25) Westown Pharmacy the J.C. Penney Co. 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Windsor Product Show AAAK Painting's ideals: Honesty, Six-ton Renault built in 1918 New company helps students * find scholarships for college O F C, courtesy, integrity, hard work is in antique vehicles display A 1918 Renault? tank was plated with steel 0.3 to 0.6 in G LASTONBURY — InRation, tuition five sources, or they will issue a full re M AK Painting Co. was started in THROUGH MAK PAINTING (X)., Weighing six tpns? ches thick. Its four-cycle, four-cylinder increases, and government budget cuts fund. January of 1976 by Brian McKeever, a MANCHES’TER, CT. With a 30mm Marlin machine gun? engine delivered 30horsq>ower, and with have todey made outside financial Through its research and experience, life-long resident of Manchester. R i^ t SERVKjE — Our customers must be If your reaction to the above was to a gear reduction of 22.8 to 1 succeeded in assistance a necessity for more and Scholarsource has concluded that prac e from the beginning — people knew there happy with our work to keep us happy. think “ that’s not a car, it’s a tank” ^you’d achieving a top speed of 6 miles per hour. more students hoping to go to college.' tically a ll students qualify for some kind was something dUferent about us. ’The We are licensed by the State of (tonnec- be right — and It w ill be the centerpiece In these days of emphasis on gasoline Helping those students to locate sources of financial aid, regardless of scholastic number one ideal behind our Company is ticut as a Home Improvement (tontrac for a display of antique vehicles being economy, the 1.5 miles per gallon con of scholarships, grants and other finan achievement or financial need. And with Wxs . . . DO TH E JOB R IG H T! Adhere to the tor. We are full insured. We w ill travel featured at the 19U Product Show sumption rate is “horrific” and the cial aid is the purpose of Scholarsource an estimated three billion dollars V o old-fashioned principles of Honesty, throughout Connecticut and lower sponsored by the Chambers of cruising range of 45 miles hardly less so. Inc., a new firm based in Glastonbury, available, most students should be able Courtesy, Integrity and Hard Work. Massachusetts. We guarantee any work Commerce of Greater'Manchester and For many years the tank languished Ct. to get help. Scholarsource aims to solve Research and test the new products that we do tor one full year. ’This is our South Windsor. into a state of disrepair while on display Scholarsource Inc., and the national the biggest problem facing these students and the new techniques that are con 7th ypar in business! The Product Show, whiph opens for a at the one-time privately-operated Old organization with which it is affiliated, and their parents — the fact that they stantly being market^ and apply them EXTERIOR - House Washing - We three-day run at 6 p.m. Friday, will oc Newgate prison. With the transfer of the have spent years compiling a listing of never find out about many programs to our business whenever possible. will pressure wash the outside of any cupy 42,0(i0 square fe e t o f new ly prison to state control some years ago it all available college financial aid available to them. Spas attract health-seekers; Ascertain the “ why’s” and the "w hy home — aluminum sided or paint — renovated nuuiufactuiing space in the was turned over to the (tonnecticut packages, and the qualification for each. Beginning October 1, 1982, Scholar- nots” or “ what tor’s” of a job before un using. correct chemicals and high JES Industrial Park on Route 5 in South National Guard tor its appropriate final Now, for a nominal fee, source will also offer an athletic award dertaking it. Keeping our equipment up pressure cold water, which will clean Windsor, just across the highway from resting place. the background, interests and personal matching service, graduate school aid were named for Belgian town dated and workable at all tim es. . . com almost any existing problems you may the huge G. Fox Distribution (tonter. The nostalgia syndrome sweeping the traits o f any student can be compared by matching service, and a college selection ing prepared to do the jo b . . . these take have, such as mold, mildew or ’The 1918 tank, which saw action in the Spas are named after the town of Spa, The 20th century spa is a luxury ver country in recent years caught up with computer with those qualifications, to matching senpce. For more informa constant education and sunervislon. We. chaulking. We also have the equipment closing months of World War I, is one of Belgium, where mineral springs were sion of a whirlpool bath, usually located the old tank early this year, and in April determine the programs for which the tion, call or write Scholarsource Inc., at M AK Painting (to., take the time to do to wet sand blast such as grafuti o ff only two in the world remaining discovered in 1326. Used by the ^ rn an s, at a health club or country club, at the Chief Warrant Officer Anthony DiPlnto student should apply. Scholarsource P.O. Box 779, Glastonbury, Ct. 06033 all of these special things. brick. operational, with three others on static perfected by the Europeans, and adopted apartment complex or condominium of Collinsville agyeed to undertake its guarantees each student a minimum of (203) 633-3129. We also offer 24 hour emergency ser display in military museums. This par by the Americans, the spa has attracted where the person lives,' or with in We care about our customers! And complete renovation. By August, after vice to remove and clean egg stains and ticular model was built under license in health-seekers from ancient to modem creasing frequency, in a fam ily’s own because we do, we take the tim e to give the expenditure o f over 1,000 man-hours, many others before they become a the United States and contains many times. Its long-running popularity stems home or backyard. ’The tim e of the them quality work. We care about our and with much ingenuity in replacement Need money for education? good name and our reputation! we serious problem. We also guarantee that Connecticut-made parts, including Faf- from an unwavering belief in the private, at-home spa has dawned in the of worn-out or corroded parts, its Buda SEIRVE our customers as individuate... there will be NO damage to the home nir bearings, its Marlin gun and Wheeler Half a billion dollars in college your personal profile with those curative powers of water. United States and is spreading rapidly gasoline engine roared into life and it as people . . . as we would like to be sidings or existing vegetation around the carburetor. scholarships go unused every year! scholarships for which you are eligible, In the 18th century, the great Euro through other countries. trundied slowly back into the m ilitary served. home. Built as a trencb assault vehicle, the And yet lack of money keeps many and tell you everything you need to know pean spas reached their pinnacle of pop world. We are fully insured in all aspects of House Painting — We offer fi'cm going to college. We’re doing to apply for them. ’The fee for tUs in ularity, then a steady stream of royalty What are some of the factors that ac Presently housed at the National our work. Wp are licensed within professional painting — entire houses or almost any size job — be it a flat roof or Guard’s Windsor Locks facilities, the something about it — and we can do valuable service is just $49. and if we and the elite took advantage of the count for the surge in sales of the per Ctonnecticut as a Home Improvement smaller jobs such as painting trims and an asphalt shingle roof. We also offer 24 tank had been prepared for winter something for you. can’t find you at least five sourfces for benefits of medicinal bathing. Most sonal spa? One big one is the therapeutic (tontractor. It is our pleasure to give you porches, railings and windows, etc. hour emergency services on both roofs, Scholarsource Inc. has amassed infor which you are qualified, we’ll refund prominent among the spas, or bathing physical and psychic pffects of storage when the request for its presence a free estimate on any job — small or IN T E R IO R — (tomplete interior pain- should a serious leak occur, thus stop mation on more than three billion dollars every penny. resorts,^'were Bath, Buxton and hydromassage. Accoiding to the World at the Product Show was directed to large — that you may, want done. ting by professional painters. ping extensive damage. Maj. Gen. John F. Gore, state adjutant in scholarships available from private Call or write for free information and Harrawgate in England; Baden-Baden, Book Encyclopedia, spa treatments may Ihe newest technology coupled with Wallpapering expertly done by GUARANTEE - WE GUARANTEE sources. You can tap our data bank, in application form today. Scholarsource Neuheira. add Kissingen in Germany; be helphil,in the treatment of rheumatic general. Orders went out to the Com old fashioned principles plus quality ser professional hanger. Also floors cleaned ANY WORK THAT WE DO'FOR ONE bined Support Maintenance Shop at which there are many sources tailored' Inc. — if it’s college you want, w e’ll help and Karlsbad in (Czechoslovakia. The disorders,'Some forms of heart disease, vice and hard work — and resurfaced. FULL 'YEAR, (tontact us at 643-2659 for just for you — inany you might otherwise you get what it takes. European spas have been used in the chronic fatique and certain kinds of skin, Windsor L^ks and DiPinto started de- R(X)FING — We are capable of doing a FR E E ESTIM ATE. never hear about. treatment of such ills as arthritis, ner muscular and nervous disorders. Your USTS OF SERVICES AVAILABLE winterizatidn procedures. . W e’ll send you an application form to Scholarsource Inc., P;0. Box 779, vous exhaustion, bronchitis and doctor will know all about the benefits of fill out. Then, our computer w ill match Glastonbury, Ct. 06033 (203) 633-3129. gynecological disorders. hydromassage. SABRINA Looking for Cash for College? HOT MAK PAINTING 643-2659 Look into Scholar for heaMifiil, source” relaxing good times Half a billion dollars scholarships for Slip into the warmly surging, tingly in college scholar which you are bubbles of a Jacuzzi-equipped Hot ships go unused eligible, and Tub or Spa. Everyday tensions simply every year! melt away as you relax and enjoy a .4^ tell you Million-bubble massage.. .with good And yet lack of money keeps many everythin^ou need to know to apply music, special friends or loved ones, -W h u Qnlf TIM BMt Will Do Only Tho Boot WoH DoT PRODUCT SHOW SPECIALS! from going to college. We're doing for them, m e f ^ for this invaluable whenever you wish. • PAINTINQl something about it— and we can do service is just *49, and If we canT And Comfortably warm in winter, cool something for you. you at least live sources for which you In summer, your Sabrina Hot Tub or Average 9x12 celling painted with top quality bright Scholarsource Inc. has amassed in Spa is a year-round source of enjoy THE FU ST (HMUTY PMNTIK WORK AVAUBLE! are qualiHed, we'll refund every penriy. ment that'll enhance your property as white. Complete clean-up. only-*45! formation on more than three billion Call or write for free Informanon and well as your lifestyle. INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • WALLPAPBRINQ dollars in scholarships available from application form today. Scholarsource Discover this sensual experience private sources. You can tap our data Inc.— if it's college you want we'll help for yourself at Sabrina. Ask about a HOUSE WA8HINQI bank, in which there are many sources you get what it takes. tree trial soak. EXTERIOR HIGH PRB88URE CLEANING OF taiored just for you— many you might ALUMINUM, VINYL, AND WOOD HOME8 otherwise never hear about Make your beat deal now, then take an additional We'll send you an application form Scholarsource Inc. 10% off our price and avoid the spring Increase too. to nil out. Then, our computer will P.O. Box 779, Glastonbury. CT 06033 Work to be done In spring '83. match your personal pronle with those ,. (203) 633-3129 FLAT AND A8PHALT 8HINOLE COMPLETE ROOP8 AND PATCHING WORK \ ROOFINQI Rt«. 44— A (2 mi. Em I of Bolton U k o ) 10% off all roofing right across the board! CQYENTIIY • 74^7209 Fully Inound Pno EotImatoo Sfafe Licensed MANCHESTER HONDA “The Largest exclusively Honda dealership ill Connecticut” When you think of Manchester Honda, you think of the place just off 1-86 at Ehcit 93 — the place that sells motorcycles and, of course, economy cars. HONDA CIVIC HONDA PRELUDE But drop by and look around. You’ll be surprised at what you see. For example, you’ll find gas-powered generators, rototillers, outboard motors and even lawnmowers — all part of the Honda power products line. The generators can be used for home HONDA ACCORD 4-IXX)R SEDAN or business. They range in capacity from 500 watts to 4500 watts, and owning one S could generate a warm feeling the next time a blizzard knocks out your house current. The rototillers, on the other band, are a fair-weather product. Say you have your own garden and you’re weary of hoeing furrows. These labor-saving devices might be just the thing. The outboard motors range in power from 7 W to 10 horsepower. Mount one of these on your skiff or motorboat and you’ve got the same quality Honda puts in their cycles at the back end of your 24 & 30 Adams St. boat.- The lawnmowers are another surprise. Manchester, Ct. Who’d a thought it? Honda lawnmowers. But there they are. Either pushed or self propelled. B^qy^N Yes, Manchester Honda has come a m l All Terrain Vehicles long way since the little place on Center Street in the mid Sixties. Then they had Automobiles only 12 models of Honda motorcycles and eight models of Kawasaki bikes. Generators , Today, Manchester Honda-Kawasaki is the largest Honda-Kawasaki dealer in Lawnmowers the area. Situated on a 3tS-acre tract of '.T land at Adams Street, the dealership boasts 25,000 square feet of floor space in Mopeds two modem buildings. Motorcycles The building at 24 Adams Street dis 3 plays 18 models of Honda automobiles. Outboard Motors At 30 Adams, you’ll find 63 models of Honda motocydes, 40 models of BF-100 Roto Tillers Kawasaki motorcycles. Short Sh.H Which are the most popular models? In cars, the luxury compact Accord is > Snowthrowers number one, with the 4 - door sedan rising fast in popularity because it com > Waterpumps bines superior seating capacity with Hond'a renowned gas mileage. Also very popular is the Honda Prelude, a refined view of what a sports car should be. • SALES Among motorcycles, the favorite Hon- das are, in order, the V45 Magnam the e SERVICE Honda V45 Sabre GLllOOA and the % favorite Kawasakis are the G PZ 550 and e PARTS the KZ 750 LTD. >^HS-35 Manchester Honda is owned by John e ACCESSORIES Larabee, member of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and past treasurer of the Connecticut Motorcycle ' Dealers Association. He resides in HR 21 Somers with wife Jaci, and children James, 18, Jonathan 13, and Jennifer, 11. General Manager, Motorcycles Building, is John Brodin. Brodin joined the dealership in 1974 as a mechanic and was later parts manager. John is also president of the Conne^cut Motorcycle Dealers Association. He resides in Ver non with w ife Donna, and.cfaildren Marc, 13, and Susan, 11. Manchester Honda reguiarly donates vehicles for civic activities and driver’s training courses at area schools and colleges. Odyssey- The dealership is a regular recipient of awards for sales and service from the Honda Corporation. Awards were received for sales and service since 1967. THE COMPLETE STORE. List of exhibitors 10 II Here’s a list of booths and exhibitors at the 1962 Product Continued from page 10 Show: ■_.» OAK 56 Manchester Ice & Fuel Booth num ber and exhibitor name 57 R .J. Gauthier Enterprises 2 Ei^th Utilities District, sponsored by Dynamic Metal Products Co. 58 Wesco Division, IRO Inc. GROVE 4 B & B Oil Co. “The Energy People” 59 h|pnchester Sewing Machine Centers Free 5 B & B Oil Co. “The Energy People” 60 Manchester Sewing Machine Centers j FURNITURC RCFINISHIN© 6 Electrolux 61 W.H. Preuss & Sons . • 7 South Windsor Plumbing & Heating Inc. 62 W.H. iPreuss & Sons - ^ , 8 Capitol Power Equipment 63 2iiebart Auto & Truck ‘Rustproofing ' 9 Capitol Power Equipment 64 Kirby Vacuum Energy- 10 World Book & Child Craft International 65 Vyna-Luine Cleaning Inc. 11 American Cancer Society, Manchester Unit, sponsored by 66 B ^ h Hill Hospital Inc. Economy Electric Co. and Chorches Motors 67 Optical Style Bar Inc. ' 12 Olde World Products Inc. 68 K-B Automotive 69 Oak Grove Furniture Refinishing Inc. Savmg 13 Pratt & Whitney Aircraft "14 P ra tt & Whitney Aircraft 70 River East Homemaker-Home Health Aide Service Inc., 15 Rob McKinney Photography sixmsored by flie Savings Bank of Manchester 16 Ro-Vic Inc. 71 Mary Itoy Cosmetics ' - . , 17 Rp-Vic Inc. 72 Framecrafters & 18 Full Gospel Interdenominational Church 73 W.H. Preuss Sons Ideas HIGH QUALITY 19 Manchester Police Department, sponsored by J.D. Real 74 W.B. Preuss & Sons E sta te 75 Manchester Sewing Machine Center FURNITURE i 20 Village Floors Inc. j 76 Manchester Sewing Machine Center 21 Weatherguard Company 77 American Lady Fitness Center * Stripping 23 Post Road Stages — Post Road Tours '. ■ 78 Manchester Sand & G ravel Visit the 23 Northeast Utilities 79 Decorating Den * RefinIshIng 80 Fogarty Brothers Inc. 24 B & Z Construction Co. . Northeast Utilities booth * Repair 25 Arts Council, sponsored by Bob Riley Oldsmobile 81 Fogarty Brothers Inc. 26 Manchester Community Cpllege 82 South Windsor MBX — Division of South Windsor Auto and learn * Recane 27 Manchester Community College Body & Sales Inc. 28 Imperial Plumbing & Oil Co. Inc. 83 Watkins Piano & Organ how to save energy * Rerush 29 Imperial Plumbing & Oil Co. Inc. 84 Watkins I^iano & Organ 30 South Windsor Office Supply ^ 85 American Red Cross, sponsored by J.C. Penney Co. — and money — 31 South Windsor Office Supply 86 Ron Ladd Jewelry 32 Servpro • \ - 87 Copytex Inc. in your home. ANTIQUE 33 The Hartford Courant 88 Copytex Inc. 34 Gary Kendall — “The Shower Door Man” 89 Manchester Honda RESTORATION 35 Yankee Aluminum Services 90 Manchester Honda 36 Yankee Aluminum Services 91 no booth Our staff of consultants will be on hand to answer your 37 Atlas Bantley Oil Co. 92 * , questions and talk with you about energy^ving ideas. We ham free brochures on all kinds of conservation techniques 38 Atlas Bantley Oil Co. • 93 . . ' , 01 . I — hot water heater blankets, attic insulation, heat pumps, 39 South Windsor Travel caulking, weatherstripping, and storm windows, to name 40 Custom Kitchra Center a fsw . Vbu can get the inside story on home energy audits 41 Custom Kitchen Center conducted by CONN SAVE. These audits include a complete 42 Andre’ Furniture Ind. \ orveite inspection of your heating arxl cooling systems, with 43 Andre’ Furniture Ind. immediate and longterm recommerxlations on how to make 44 Channel Home Center your home rAore energy efficient 299 BROi^ ST. 45 Channel Home Center Ws'll also tell you about the substantial tax savirigs aMailable If you make major energy conservation improvements MANCHEStfenCT. 46 Manchester Memorial Hospital, sponsored by Wolff-Zackin to your horne. A ssociates Whatever way you choose to make your home more 47 Bruce Braithwaite Insurance Agency energy efficient and less energy expensive, you'll find good 646-1951 ideas at Northeast Utilities. 48 Reid Interiors 104 Kitchen Cabinet Fronts by Harvey Lynoan & Sons Inc. BOOTH 49 Encyclopaedia Brittanica 106 Colonial Vernon Budget Inn #69 50 B & B ^uipment ^ . 1Q6 East-West In^Mrts Look for us at Booth 23. . 51 South Windsor Li(His Club ‘ 107 Household Products 52 Alcide Home Improvement 106 Grames Printing A Advertising 109 General Oil Co. 53 TKC CONNECTICUT LIGHT A M ) POWER COUM N Y 54 Replacement Door & Window Co. 110 General Oil Co. WESTERN IMSSACHUSETTS U£CTBK: COMPANY no NOLWIKE IIWTER POWER COMmNY 55 New Hope Manor, sponsored by Heritage Savings & Loan NORTHEAST UTtUTIES SERVICE COMPANY Association - 112 Cash Discount Card of A m erica, H artford County Division NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY COMPMfY 113 B & B Custom Design I Mm to pi^ 11 Pt«aM tom to page IS.. 12 13 Framecrafters, one decade old, WBATGENraiALO% ARE ANXIOUS TO SERViCB offers custom picture framing YOUR HEATING NEEDS ... Lisi of 1982 Product Show exhibitors Continued from page 11 _ Framecrafters — an art gallery and formica frames. 138 j^stom picture framing store is ap Matting, which is a very important proximately lb years old. Three years part of any custom picture framing is a 114 Sebastian Music Center 139 ago, the business moved and expanded Framecrafters specialty. They sell :«Lco . 115 Ray Jones Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 140 three-fold to its present location at 1720 valuable art work so they know how to 116 no booth 141 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. , , care for yours. Framecrafters carries In the past three years, they have the highest quality museum framing E 3 g iiir' . 117 Zi-CaU 142 no booth become a great deal more involved in materials to protect and preserve any US'First Federal Savings & Loan Association of East Hart 143 Manchester Arts Council two specific areas — various types of valuable piece of art whether sen fo rd original art and special custom picture timental or monetary. Also our 144 L.R. Smith Inc. framing. decorative mat cutting and “French 119 Unique Kitchen 8 t Bath. 145 L .R . Snnith Inc. There are over 500 pieces of art in matting” techniques will surely offer 146 L.R . Smith Inc. stock (with access to thousands more) you every opportunity to choose the Second room ranging from oils, water colors, antique perfect solution. 120 \ 147 Lutz Children’s Museum, sponsored by Lydall Inc. pastels to our specially Limited Edition 148 Lutz Children’s Museum, sponsored by Lydall Inc Graphic (very decorative and collec Fram ecrafters also offers odd shaped 121 Steimer’s Lawn & Pool table). 149 Balloons by the Dozen and size frames, m irrors and franiing - \ 122 Clark Paint Co. We also carry many Orientals, for all types of needlework. 150 South Windsor Visiting Nurses Association and South mirrors, and posters. 123 Jefferson Pine So please — if you are,at the product .Windsor Human Resources Department In the area of custom picture framing, show, stop in at booth No. 72 and talk, 124 Jefferson Pine' 151 no booth Framecrafters carries over 2,000 frame ask questions, or just visit. If you can't 125 Journal-Inquirer samples from which to choose. Starting make the show, stop by the shop at 1720 152 B.D. Pearl Appliance with'the large antique golds to ovals and Ellington Rd.V(Rt. 30), South Windsor 126 Scholarsource Inc. 153 B.D. Pearl Appliance circles to the contemporary woods, and visit there. (Also sign up for their 127 Energy Trends metals, and. the all new high gloss color $3,000 in door prizes planned mailing list.) .128 Audio S e rv ice s - 154 Instructors of the Handicapped, sponsored by Manchester Structural Steel TV show co-host will appear Visitors to the 1982 Product Show may visitors every five minutes. 120 ' win one' of over $3,000 worth of door The 1982 iW lu c t Show, co-sponsored 1 3 0 ■ . ■ - ;\' 155 Sabrina Pools, Spas & Hot Tubs Mike Randall, co-host of “ PM to the positive development of young prizes. These prizes awarded to lucky by the Manchester and South Windsor 156 Sabrina Pools, Spas & Hot Tubs guests will be given at both the entrance chambers of commerce, will be a family 131 Sheridan Associates ~ . Magazine,” will be appearing at the people. It is designed to provide students 157 no booth Adventure Challenge School booth in the with the opportunity ,to actively par to the show and at the individual oriented event, and may very well be the 132 Connecticut Job Service, sponsored by Gerber Scientific exhibitors booths. 1982 Product Show. ticipate in an educational program by largest event of its kind in the region. In c. 158 Southern New England Telephone Co. The Adventure Challenge School’s doing something they have never done The exhibitors have donated a wide In its fifth successful year, the show 159 Southern New England Telephone Co. program in cave exploring, with director before and test themselves in a safe but variety of goods and services for the 133 L.R. Smith Inc. home, auto, entertainment, trips and enjoys a reputation of total community 160 James L. Olbrys — AAA Frank Pisch and local students, was vigorous environment. 134 L.R. Smith Inc!. featured in a recent segment of “ PM even a kitchen sink. involvement. 161 James L. Olbrys — AAA Join us on Nov. 12, 13 and 14.at the 135 L.R. Smith Inc. Magazine.” The Adventure Challenge exhibit in the Given the number of door prizes on MEG Building in the JEIS Industrial 162 South Windsor Bank & Trust Co. The Adventure Challenge School of 1982 Product Show is sponsored by the hand at this time, it is e x p e ct^ that a 138 South Windsor Ambulatory Care Center door prize will be awarded to show Park, Route S, South Windsor. Manchester is an organization dedicated Kiwanis Gub of Manchester. 137 Please turn to page 15 /C Framecrafters Gallery MANCHESTER \ CUSTOM COMMUNITY ART GALLERY PICTURE FRAMING SPECIALIZING IN MAT SPECIALIZING IN DESIGN AND DECORATING COLLEGE B U 8IN ESSI FINE ART'GRAPHICS • FRENCH MATTINQ ...and Liberal Arts •.UTHOQRAPH8 • DECORATIVE MAT CUTTINQ • ETCHIN08 • MU8EUM MATTINQ FOR ...and Health Careers • 8ERIQRAPH8 VALUABLE-ART WORK • ALL 8IQNED A ...and Human Services • NUMBERED Tuition and fees for pne sernester: $217 ...and Transfer Programs 2,000 Styles ($11.50 per credit, plus fees-'ipart time) PHOTO RESTORATION ORIGINAL OILS Apply now and receive FREE: MIRRORS Applications are now being accepted for January ORIGWMAL WATER COLORS 1. an early registration date ' ODD SHAPED ANTIQUES a SIZED FRAMES Deadline for applications December 23rd, 1982 2. information on Financial Aid ORIENTAL OVALS CIRCLES. METALS 3. Information on Career Planning POSTERS NEEDLEWORK STRETCHED 4. the services of our intake Interview Center a FRAMED 5. the services of our Math and English 1720 Ellington Rd. Placement Testing Program (Route 30) Lay-Aways Trade-Ins Ted & Paula Holmes MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE...In your commii(nity...preparlng you for the worldl So. Windsor Gift Certificates Credit Cards Owners Manchester (Community College Tel. 644-8760 60 Bidwell St., Manchester. CT 06040 - tel. 646-490a ' 14 Preuss company Fogarty Bros, sold coal first 15 started in 1911 and switched to oil in 1947 List o f exhibitors The business was commenced in 1945 Fogarty Bros, send a service represen « Continued from page 13 tative. RICHARD MAZUR (20 years) as an art shop by Bernard M. & J. Raymond Fogarty. It 163 Foster Bren HAVE YOU HEMD first dealt in strictly coal. However, Ber WUJJAM FLEMING (16 years) MIKE nard Fogarty was employed by CASSARINO (5 years) ROBERT DAVIS 164 Radio S^ck \ , The company started in 19£911 " ' ^ (4 years). These 4 men are available for Itockville under the name Rockvill^lUeArt American Oil Co. prior to commencing his own business. It was very natural service to Fogartv Bros, customers only. 165 The Little Theater of Manchester, sponsored by- ABOUTTHE Shop. The small enterprise advertised S A L BAFUMO - Sales Manchester State Bank picture framing, custom awfiings and then, when Fogarty B m . switched to oil in 1947. Engineer/Manager is a five year 166 no booth umbrellas leeevered. After a few years employee with the compeny. Sal has and several moves in Rockville the name The next eight years were a building period. Fogarty Bros, were determined many years experience and background 167 House of Decor was changed to W.H. Preuss Variety in the oil business. He has attended Store. Radio, or crystal sets as it was to build a business of Reliability and Con 168 MAK Painting fidence. In 1954 the company nrioved to numerous courses in Heating-Air Con b^tte)' known then were introduced and ditioning and Environmental studies at 169 Society for Savings V OIL R EN TE CENIIAL OIL W.H. Preuss was active in the fiel^. The its present headquarters at 319 Broad Street in Manchester. University of (Connecticut. 170 Amlift Corp; company built & sold radios in that early •fe4 Rounding out the team — Lucienne stage. Mr. Bernard Fogarty passed away in 171 no booth 1966, his wife Catherine was determined Matblews (7 years) Computer 19S1 the company became W,H. Preuss thht the confidence that had been built operator/BlIling procedures. Kay 172 Adventure Challenge School, sponsored by Kiwanis Club still making canvas awnings and selling with customers of the company should Rauschenbach (5 years) Recep- of Manchester OENEfMLML radios, and large & small electric and would continue as she took over the tionist/Despatcher. appliances. The business continued very control of the business. 173 Manchester Human Services Department, sponsored by much the same till 1944 when it was John Fogarty graduated from Show features Connecticut Bdhk & Trust Co. ° closed for a short time, due,to the death The Sphinx Temple Highlanders Providence College in 1968, joining the 174 Thomas M. Burgess Co. Inc. (Insurance) IS OFFERING? of W. H. Preuss. helped open the 1981 Product company. The following four years to In 1946, on the return of W.H. Preuss’ food of world 175 Stand-by Power System s Show In Manchester. 1972 saw John in alL^visions of Fogarty sons from miiitaiy service,, the business Bros. He was conversant with what ’The International Food Area a favorite 176 was resumed with the name bding Fogarty Bros, represented, and what in the previous show will play a signifi changed to W.H. Preuss Sons. The oper their customers expected in the service cant role in the 1982 Product Show. 177 Marcus Communications ation was similar to pre-war days with and delivery side of the oil business. Ehdiibitors and spectators will epjoy a 178 Marcus Communications lawn equipment being added, followed by John Fogarty assumed the President’s variety of delectable foods from around 179 Ed Stebens Glass Co. Inc. (South Windsor) television sales & service. Show hours position in 1972. John was already the world. Favorites such as pizza, ham 180 M itchell Fuel Co. General Oil wants to be your heating oil supplier. The company was incorporated and an looking into the next 20 years. He saw burgers, hot dogs, and ice cream will be additional s^ re in Bolton was added in Friday, Nov, 12— 6 p,m. to 9 that ctistomers would deinand more than served. International specialities from 181 Creative School of Hairdressing Besides^offering you full service, and competitive 1964 which is its present location today. p.m . just delivery of oil. He planned energy Japan%< China and Italy will also be prices as an Introductory offer we will give you For over 70 years and 3 generations, saving equipment, plumbing services, available. Food area Saturday, Nov. 13 — noon to 9 and installing central air conditioning Show attendees may enjoy relaxing in rebates on your heating oil bills If you sign up nowl policy of sales, service & parts remains p.m. 182 Luigi’s Restaurant — 1st Stop Lounge the same. Lawn equipment, household units. the cafe like atmosj^re where there Sunday, Nov. 14 — noon to 6 Fogarty Bros, have pride in four of the will be seating for 240, while they are 182 South Windsor Dairy Q ueen/Brazier appliances and awnings are still the p.m. major items of W.H. rteuss Sons Inc. finest state licensed burner men in the sampling shish kabobs, egg rolls or 184 Continental Cuisine Restaurant business. 45 years experience when maybe tempura. 185 House of Chung By calling today you will also receive a free home 186 M anchester Jaycees efficiency test and 64 page energy guide. 187 R ockville Rotary 188 FREE GLEANING 189 Shish kabob Why are we doing this? Wo figure that once you 191 Davis Family Restaurant see how we perform for you, and how we can save For Your Oil Burner 192 Rising Sun Restaurant you money, you’ll want us to be your heating oil Powerful 16 Horsepower 193 Creative Caterers supplier. General does more than other oil com Now on Sate! on panies, because we care about keeping our 1 Year Oil Agreement General Oil makes a promise customers satisfied. NEW CUSTOMERS ONLY to help solve heating problems *24 Hour Emergency Service *Comprehen8lve Service Plan *lntarest . Paying Budget Plans *Heatlng and Cooling equipment Installed* G«neral Oil promises to take more in terest in you, and in helping you solve V your heating problems, than any other oil company you’ve ever had. We really do want to send you a CUlSSS-SSOOorSBiMIMIPONTMMYIM- smaller heating bill. By answering your energy conserva LEIVE IT «T OUR lOOTH « T 1 K SHOW. tion needs, guaranteeing you a steady supply of heating oil, and guaranteeing reliable service for your heating system, we know we’ll keep you happy, (and that, Including of course, means good business for us.) Please help me save money on my oil bill. I’d like a FREE efficiency Mower We offer easy 12-month payment plans -check and my FREE “consumer guide” to energy saving. that include the highest possible interest on your credit balance. No oil company • 16 hp Twin Cylinder • Large Turf Tires pays more. Name • Includes 42” Mower • Ruggedly Built Once you become a customer and get • Tough Gear Drive • Optional Attaetunanta to know the folks at General, we UiM you’ll want to tell other people bow W;H. Prouss Sons 643-9492 satisfied you are. And to encourage you Address...... Town., 228 Boaton Tmpka. BoRon FOeARTY BROS. to talk about us, we even offer a referral bonus credit for any new customers you Taara of Traefor BmaManoa Bmeind B f BO send our way. Still another way to reduce Z ip . Telephone.. 6 4 9 - 4 5 3 9 your heating bill. President Our president, Aaron Ckxik, wants to hear from you. If for any reason you’re BOLENS not satisfied with ns, pick up the [dione Show iktles: The Lawn Machine 319 Broad St. Manchatter and talk right to him. You’ll find Friday, November 12th everyone at General OH, from the presi I O il dent on down, is eager to please you. Saturday, November 13th General Oil Company, P.O. Box 209 (Yes, th a « is an oil supplier who cares.) Sumlay, November 14th East Hartford, CT 06106 '5 6 8 -3 5 0 6 16 Owner of East-West Imports Power plants 17 Here^s some advice op how to buy a kerosene heater has expanded family business for emergency Product Safety (Commission estimates Using small heaters to supplement tne save between 30 and SO percent on your heating bills of $800 for those four that at least 600 fires were caused by the heating bills. central system has gained a foothold in months by 40 percent, you’ll save about this country in recent years. Before heaters in 1980, and this was before the Another factor to keep in mind is bow Ashok Kumar, owner of E^st-West Im 8320 on heating bills the first year, 860 is handcrafted by designers from the their specialty buying a Keriisene Heater you should big sales year of 1981. Most kerosene often you’ll have to buy fuel and refuel ports is from a family of exporters from less than you q io it on the beater and U.S. and around the world. consider the cost of the heater, and fuel heater fires are due to simple the heater to keep it operating most of India. He came to Connecticut to expand kferosene. Mr. Kumar enjoys doing business in (and the payback you can expect), the carelessness. That’s why the National the time you’re home. Most heaters have the family business. He began his Manchester. He likes people and enjoys For more information, you can pick up Work involved in running the heater, the Kerosene Heater Association says the a one- to two-gallon tank. A 7,200-Btu business in Canton and was located there standby Power' S ^ m s, operatetL manufacturers’ brochures at retail helping them to choose just the right question of safety, and the alternative heaters require careful and constant model bums one gallon of kerosene to for 2 years. He then sold his business and by Edward and Raynioiid Bemtsen and stores. Also, a 48-page book, A Con items. He feels his business has a poten 1 types of heaters available. Here are adult supervirion. warm a 16xl8-foot room for 20 hours. came to Manchester, looking for a new tial for more growth because there is no located at 81 Tolland Turnpike sumer’s Guide to Kerosene Heaters, is some buymanship tips on kerosene To determine the size of kerosene location. He foipid a place on Broad other store quite like East-West Imports specializes in the sale of Emergency Operating 12 hours a day, a heater would available (83.9S) from PFS Consumer In heaters.* L heater srou’U need, multiply tte square Street and opened up the store in 1978. in this area. Power Plants. Our units have brightened use about $27 worth of kerosene (at an formation Center, 2402 Daniels St., The business expanded and a new loca blackouts, kept elevators running, com Until the Japanese-style kerosene 2 footage of the room or rooms you Irish to average o f 81.50 per gallon) in a month, Madison, W I 53704. heat (to 70 degrees) by the number 28. A tion had to be found. The present location puters thinking, refrigerators cooling heater was Inti^uced here, the only and you’d have to refill the tank every Except from Better Homes and 7,200-Btu model, for example, would on Center St. was opened in 1982. Besides and li^ t s burning. They've kept critical kerosene heaters on the market were other day. A 9,600-Btu unit w ill bum one Gardens, November 1962. adequately heat a 16xl6-foot room (2S6 retailing, Mr. Kumar wholesales the surgery going and helped avoid panic and smelly, dangerous units not suited for gallon o f fuel in IS hours to warm a square feet times 28 equals 7,168.) merchandise to other businesses around tragedy. use in homes. But the Japanese heaters 18x20-foot room. To estimate your savings, figure that Connecticut. Ten vintage and classic cars set new standards by greatly reducing To estimate the payback period for a We provide smooth quiet generator the odor problem and eliminating many on the average you’ll save about 3 to 5 kerosene heater, subtract the cost of the sets for recreation vehicles to provide of the unsafe features, and now carefid' percent on your heating bills for each heater and the kerosene you’ll use from Show Dateat EUist-West Imports carries a variety of petter living electrically on the road. owners should have few complaints or degree you turn down the thermostat. the savings you’ll realize. As an- exam Friday, November 12th itenM: Fashions include designer lines of will parade to show Friday These units are also W d in emergency problems with the beaters. Thus, if you turn it down to 60 from 70 ple, if you estimate your 8240 heater will Indian clothing. South American and Saturday, November 13th mobile equipment such as the Neo-Natal As safe as the new models are, ac and heat the room you primarily Uve in use 8160 worth of kerosene in a four- Mexican heavy sweaters. Alpaca wool Pumpernickel Pub, take a left onto unit from the University of Ckmnecticut cidents still can happai. H ie Conniroer to 70 with a kerosene heater, you can month heating season and will cut your Sunday, November 14th - ponchos and Ruanas, and Mexican Jerga On Friday, Nov. 12, at 3 p.m, 10 vin Route 30, going over the highway; con Health Center. shirts in various designs and price tage and classic cars will assemble at tinue on Route 30 to five-comers in South ranges. The store also carries the the Greater Manchester Giamber of Commerce office, 20 Hartford Road. Windsor; just past the Wapping Com domestic designer line, Jessica of Many of our customers have boats From the chamber office, the parade munity Church, take a right onto Route ■Optical Style Bar serves area's needs 30 years California (maker of Gunne Sax). The with generators. These provide off shore of 10 outrageous horseless chariots will 194, Sullivan Ave.; continue to end and line includes prom gowns, wedding T.V., air conditioning, light and galley A guarantee jif yonr per proceed to the JEiS Industrial Park in take a left onto Route 5; then proceed to Guild Opticians at Optical Style Bar segment lines is effective in practical tical experience has proven the advan gowns, dresses and tops. H iis line sets a power. sonal satisfaction in their hearing aid South Windsor, signaling the beginning the JES Industrial Park. Inc., has furnished much of the personal use. This lens, when combined with the tageous use of softlens and permalens Victorian mood by bringing Romance sales and service is backed by of the 1982 Product Show, co-sponsored These priceless antiques, all owned by optical needs for eastern, Ckxmecticut most fashionable eyeglass frames, can the visually and physically most comfor into fashions with the. touch of lace trim experienced, knowledgeable tedmidana by the Greater Manchester Chamber of area residents, will be on display indoors Homeowners are becoming more residents for 30 years, and, in so doing answo- your need for high fashion as table of contact lens styles. The use of and frills. . aware of the importance of a Standby and quality brand aids as w ^ as all Commerce and the South Windsor at the M EG Building on Nov. 12, 13 and has gained invaluable knowledge Of the well as satisfy your personal virion these new soft lenses — in addition to necessary accessories. Chamber of Commerce. 14 as part of the 1982 Product Show. unit. When utility power is interrupt^ area’s needs. needs. The ultravue Im s is an display at traditional hard lots forms over a long Optical Style Bar maintains a com The extensive gift line includes hand The route followed will begin at the due to over burdening demand, electrical Their fashion conscious' licensed op Optical Style Bar’s three stores in period of time — has prompted Optical storms or mechanical breakdown, plete grinding and finishing laboratory crafted brass, Cliinese fans, jew elry chamber's office at 20 Hartford Road; Show Datetf ticians know their responsibility in eastern Connecticut. Style Bar to continue research in this homes are left without lights, heat and located also at the 763 Main St., boxes, hahd painted eggs, soapstone car take a left from Hartford Road onto keeping abreast with innovations in their The highly qualified technicians in the exciting field. Friday, November 12th other essentials of life. We here at Stand Manchester store, staffed with licensed vings and paintings, and much more. The Main Street; take a right onto North field as well as to continue with conven contact lens department located at 763 Hearing aid sales and service are an Saturday, November 13th by Power are proud to be able to provide personnel operating modern equipment store also carries fine handcrafted Main Street; take a left onto Oakland tional vision aids. They are proud to be Main St., Manchester, caii evaluate and important part of the services provided an alternate source for people. necessary to accomplish the ti^ t con jew elry, mostly in sterling silver which Street; continuing on and just past the Sunday, November 14th leaders in the use of aolite ultravue determine the best contact lens form and by Optical Style Bar Inc., at 763 Main St., seamless bifocal. The ultravue with no style for you. 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