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BUSINESS Take a door tour Did missing mom Were voters In Manchester live in town? just ignored? . . . page 6 Labor-management . . . page 11 .. .page 3 A. -4/7C Iowa construction industry, a new approach is cutting costs, saving time, benefiting all Manchester, Conn. dy James Kay UNICON had a few other projects prise one of the two problems that More light snow United Press International following completion of the civic most often lead to work stoppages. Monday, Dec. 20, 1982 center — including construction of Stroh .said. The other is contract dis tonight, Tuesday Single copy 25(t DES MOINES. Iowa (UPll - The an altar for Pope John Paul IPs visit putes. — See page 2 image is familiar: to Des Moines in October. 1979 — Unions, the memorandum lUrralb Representatives of management but the concept slowed to the point stipulates, must pledge "that no and labor glare at one another where most in the industry forgot picketing or strikes will be used to across a negotiating table Each about it settle jurisdictional disputes." side, distrusting of the other, makes Then competition from nonunion Labor also must pledge there will be pie-in-the-sky demands and companies bred new interest in no "illegal work stoppages and il counterdemands Perhaps, even- I' N I C O N . Stroh said the legal strikes." tuaiiy. strikes bring work to a grin organization's 10-member board of The memorandum also includes a ding halt directors. had to discern what at half-dozen joint contractor-union Such .scenarios have been played tractions nonunion work held for stipulations The UNICON idea has sparked in Congress inches out since iabor first organized more prospective buyers. than a halfcentury ago. But at least "The first thing was cost." he terest in other parts of the nation. one partnership bet\yeen manage said "The second was the bad Stroh said, partially in respon.se to ment and labor has been forged reputation of the unions ' an advertisement the organization sinie then and the result has. thus Therefore, one of the primary placed in Midwest editions of the far. proved to be a tmiesaving. cost- goals of UNICON. according to Wall Street Journal following com effectve alliance based in central Benshoof. is to improve the image of pletion of WHO's new building in UP! photQi toward a close Iowa the trade union, which he says has downtown Des Moines. I NICON - The United Com been portrayed as the main culprit Stroh .said, however, the adver COOL EYE GLASSES SHOW UP BLACK IN THINFRARED print,” said White House spokesman WASHINGTON (UPI) - because the lawmakers are anxious mittees of Labor and Management in.labor unrest. UNICON represents tisement was intended primarily to Honeywell’s Electro-Optics Operation converts heat Into electric signals Peter Roussel. Congress, working toward adjourn to get home ifor Christmas and - was founded in Ues Moines in the 150 construction firms and nearly 4.- attract business and industry to Des But Senate Appropriations Com ment, approved an emergency fun because numerous agencies have late 1970s. faded away and recently 000 workers, so an improvement in Moines, hinged on the selling point been technically unable to spend mittee Chairman Mark Hatfield, R- was rekindled in what officials of image would be far-reaching. that the city had few labormanage- ding bill that was shorn of any public works jobs so President Reagan money since the last emergency fun Ore., predicted Reagan would sign the coalition describe as a Benshoof notes there never has ment difficulties because of it, saying, “The signals seem to be would sign, it but which denied him ding bill expired at midnight Friday. pragmatic, apoliticai alternative to been y picket on a UNICON job. UNICON. m green, seem to be go.” traditionai obstacies in the con while Stroh estimated that perhaps The advertisement includes a full production funds for the MX ALL THESE special bills are struction industry 90 percent of the normal on-the-job blurb for The Bureau of Economic missile. needed because Congress has passed rilE CONFERENCE gave the in I'N'ICON is an alliance of 17 cen disputes that arise during most con Development in the Des Moines The bill is the last absolutely only seven of the 13 re ^ Ia r ap coming Congress a Christmas gift tral Iowa trade unions working with struction jobs are settled before Chamber of Commerce, which necessary business of the 97th propriations bills for the fiscal year by making the funding bill effective management under an agreement ever reaebing arbitration. claims some of UNICON's goals are Congress, which is anxious to leave that began last Oct. 1. through the end of the fiscal year town for some rest and to make way Sept. 30, in effect not saddling the that guarantees certain worker "This is still in the embryonic similar to its own. EFFBtrS But few major disruptions were for the new, more Democratic 98th new Congress with the old one’s rights’ in exchange tor a pledge from stage, but I think UNICON has given "It's an image-building thing." expected because the legislation is Congress that will convene at noon problems: labor not to walk off the job. everyone involved a social con- said Mark Threlkeld. director of so near ready. Under thi.s- Memorandum of economic development. "We'll con- EST Jan. 3. A House-Senate conference com The denial of MX funds was a .science." Stroh said. "We re aware SUPER SANTA blow to Reagan, although the con Understanding ' U.MCON projects 01 each other's problems. The lines lact companies by mail or in face- The Senate, meeting late into Sun mittee late Sunday finally reached have been completed without work an agreement that bowed to ference left open the possibility of ol communication are open, to-face meetings (about moving to day night, also broke a filibuster stoppages UMCON's most recent Reagan’s demand that a public allowing purchase of some missiles whereas before they were atrocious Des Moines I and they 'll think. 'I've that has blocked a 5 cents-a-gallon .|oh — the construction of a mul- works jobs provision be removed for testing. or non-existent" seen something else on Des Moines SALE gasoline tax increase, but there was timillion dolar broadcast center lor recently. What was that?"' a question whether there was time from the bill. The compromise plan calls for VVHO-TV. WHO-AM. and KLVE-F.M The rapport between labor and Unemployment in the construc to pass it before the weary The White House initially reacted Congress to provide $2.5 billion in in Des Moines — was finished two management Inherent to UNICON tion industry remains high. and Congress trudges home. cautiously to the passage of the fun research and development money months ahead of schedule -ended the traditional "polarization " Nationwide, it stood at 22.6 percent The rare Saturday and Sunday ding measure despite the absence of only, pending congressional ap "This IS like motherhood, the flag between the two groups. Stroh said. in September with more than 1.17 sessions were necessary both a jobs bill. “We want to read the fine proval of a basing plan submitted by and apple pie." says UMCON co- Prior- to UN'ICON's formation, he million construction workers the president. However, during the chairman Charles Stroh. chairman .said, the only time management and without jobs. That compares to the research and development phase of ol the Stroh Corporation. "It's labor met was when contracts September. 1981. rate of 16.3 percent the program, several missiles would mutuallv benelicial expired and negotiations began. and 852.000. be produced for testing, although Stroh represents management at "This clo.se liai.son has been the Stroh said he could not claim offers these there could be no test flights until White House Congress approves a basing plan. U.NICON .lack Benshoof. president key. " Stroh said We've gone from UNICON was putting unemployed ol the Central Iowa Building an adversary relationship to a construction workers back on the The compromise also provides the Construction Trade Council, working relationship. We found job. But he said the time-saving, first dual pay system in con represents labor there was a lot more common cost-effective format of UNICON CHRISTMAS gressional history. House members The UMCON c oncept, which was ground than areas where "there was could attract businesses ^n d in would get a 15 percent pay raise, based I oose I v on sim ilar disagreement ' dustry to central Iowa, which in turn still cautious from $60,662 to $69,800, while Senate oig:ini/alions in St. Louis and The Memorandum of Understan could take construction workers off SAVINGS! salaries would be frozen. In return, Columbus. Ohio, was born when con ding " is the cornerstone of the unemployment. senators could earn as much outside struction ot the Des Moines Civic organization's labor-management Stroh described today's EXCLUSIVE 2 YEAR income as they want, while House Center came to a halt in 1979 Funds partnership. It stipulates that con businesses looking to build new members would have a 30 percent raised lor construction of the S9.6 limit. E tractors. among other things, "shall facilities as "sharp buyers " who PARTS & LABOR COLOR TV WARRANTY on funding bill million building had run out. exert every effort to make work recognize the "imrhediate advan FUNDING FOR the controversial To complete the project, construc assignments to the proper craft to tages " of getting top professional Clinch River breeder nuclear reac tion workers agreed to donate half a eliminate jurisdictional disputes ' plumbers, electricians and FREE COLOR SET UP WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi “ We want to read the fine print,” tor in Tennessee also would con day s wages, with the total amount Jurisdictional disputes — those in sheetmetal workers while incurring dent Reagan today awaited final ac spokesman Peter Roussel said. tinue, but with about $20 million less “There may be something else in matched by management Stroh stances where some workers feel smaller losses on interim in FREE LOCAL DELIVERY!* tion by Congress in a test of wills than was first proposed. Herald photo by Pinto said about $B00.0(K) was raised by the they should be assigned work given that threatened to close money- there that he’s got a problem with.” vestments while waiting for con ______* ( i r T.V. Of larger)______The Senate, meanwhile, crushed a industry to complete the project to workers ol another trade — com struction to end. ■ short government agencies and FREE THE ITEM that threatened to conservative filibuster against the furlough thousands of federal raise the administration’s ire the proposed nickel-a-gallon gasoline On the job early C Free 1 Yeer Service workers. Senate-House conferees Sunday most was the deletion of $988 million tax hike, needed to fund a multi- irp N L O R billion dollar road and transit repair Hospital workers may get gave in to Reagan by dropping a jobs in production funds for the MX mis Tom Satalino of 48 Delmont St. shovels light caused no major road problems in the 19 ’ sile that Reagan lobbied hard for plan. DELUXE program but defied him by cutting snow off a walk at 15 W. Middle Turnpike. Manchester, area either on local roads or in MX missile production funds in sen during the lame-duck session. The GOP-lead Senate voted 89-5 to terstate highways. Sanding and salting The plan recommended by the invoke cloture, j!9 votes more than More light snow Is expected today and PORTABLE ding to their respective chamjters a operations went smoothly. stopgap government funding conference committee calls for $2.5 needed to limit debate. tonight. The storm which began Sunday, an automated SBM teller VIDEO measure. billion in research and development CASSETTE I hm, Ithp Mta) “Oh yeah, certainly,” Senate Ap money only, pending congressional Empluvc's Ilf Manchester pavchecks directly into savings or withdrawals, and fund transfers •Mlw-TaMkf propriations Committee Chairman approval of a basing plan submitted Israel drops talks demand RECORDER Mark Hatfield, R-Ore„ said, when by the president. 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/4 dn % C B T C orp 2 5 ‘/2 Association, will have its monthly meeting and an Solid Stite up >/4 nual Christmas party, Dec. 21 starting at 6:30 p.m. Colonial Bancorp 13 unch at Willie's Steak House. irCDi^) Elderly couple Finast Supermarkets 12‘/4 dn ‘/4 The party will follow the business meeting and DELUXE First Bancorp 3 0 ‘/2 Color TV Hay finalist as country's best unch will include distribution of grab b ^ gifts which FiTst Ct. Bancorp 36 dn % Bnuon members are reminded to bring Members are also 100% Solid Slate First Hartford Corp. Vs unch asked to bring gifts that will be donated to a local vm SAVE spirited, needy Hartford National 28 dn IV2 convalescent home. By Nancy Thompson finalists are from Oklahoma, Iowa decision in time for it to appear in py for me as I am," Hay said. Hartford Steam Boiler .39% dn % Business women in the area who are interested in cam *46S $A1 fi Herald Reporter ‘and Delaware, Hay said. the April issue of Good “That’s one of the beautiful things The Manchester Area Conference of Churches hopes to help Ingersoll Rand 39V4 up IV4 attending should call Jeanne Schmidt, 568-6476 for •180 Housekeeping. about our school system." more than 250 families through its annual Seasonal Sharing J .C .P e n n e y 48 dn 2% reservations. T.V. SAVE m Md am UM b AV Manchester High School teacher “It really is overwhelming,” Hay Lydall 7% unch said. Being named one of the four top Appeal. LeRogr E. Hay is one of four finalists One of these cases cited by MACC is an elderly couple with Sage Allen 8% unch for the title of national Teacher of teachers assures Hay of national Hay has taught English at Hay said he was told that a SNET 59% dn % exposure since all of the finalists Manchester High School for IS health problems. Product shown LONS TERM tte Year. reporter from Good Housekeeping The husband, described by MACC as “a very small man with a T r a v e le r s 24V4 dn % will be written up in Good years. He was recently named to The state Department of Educa- magazine — one of the sponsors of very large spirit, " has had eight cardipvascular operations, five of T e c h 56 up 2% Economy Electric Supply recently demonstrated Housekeeping. succeed Gilbert Hunt as the chair United tlota confirmed today that Hay — 437.00 f ightoliers architectural fluorescent lighting the contest — will visit the man of the school’s English Depart them since February 1981. Gold N.Y, up 2.00 named Connecticut ’Teacher of the system .md its light effects workshop t its FINANCINO classrooms of each of the finalists in Hay said his life has still not ment. The oven on their gas stove has not worked for months and a Ytter in November — is one of the Manchester facility. January or February. The reporter returned to normal since his selec repairman said it's not worth fixing. He also said the refrigerator AVAILABU fow national finalists. An official Koenig manager The meeting was attended by approximately 100 At will also talk to other people in the tion as the state Teacher of the Year is leaking frdtzon and should be junked. announcement was expected to be design and specification professionals. 047-1007 schools to get comments on the was announced in November, with Hay is also active with Sock N Anyone who wants to help this family and others may leave food HARTFORD RD.. MANCHESTER OPEN made later today by contest officials Ann Koenig has been appointed manager of the The workshop, der „ ..d *'y Economy Electric's 047-0010 teachers. congratulations still pouring in from Buskin, the school’s theater group. and gifts at the Manchester Mall, Herirage Savings and Loan on ui Washington, D.C. Westledge Associates Vernon office located at 148 Lighting Design Services Department, is ..able SUNDAY In addition, Hay said each of the students, fellow teachers and He is a noted speaker on the subject Main Street, the town firehouse on Center Street or the Eighth Talcottville Road, Vernon. for people with commercial, indusiri '' i residen Hay said today that he was In- teachers will be videotaped teaching parents. of futuristics and has written ar Utilities District firehouse. Checks may be mailed to MACC She is a graduate of the Connecticut Realtors tial lighting application problems. Tues. Wed. Sat tH 5, Mon-Thurs tN 0, Fit til R ;4.iormed that he reached the final a class. The videotape will be shown ticles and conducted workshops on Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, Manchester, CT 06040. four this weekend. The other to the judges, who will make their “I truly have found people as hap it. 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Dec. 20, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Dec. 20, 1982 - 3 NATIONAL WEATHER 8ERVEX FORECAST l» T AM E8T I t - t l - St News Briefing Did she come from Manchester?
Attack on pope ^ Smoking disrupts The case of the vanishing mother called ‘act of war’ Immune system? lOWtST for the sake of the child.” There is no Peggy Hozie down.' having extremely long ROME (UPI) - Italian Defense BOSTON (UPI) — Researchers say TEMPtMTVMS By Herald Staff and of Manchester, delivered The baby, nicknamed Denise Whitley, the an 8-pound, W ounce son at listed in the Manchester hair! Minister Lelio l^gorio today declared they have strong evidence cigarette United Press “Joel” is honor of the hospital’s public informa 1:08 a.m. Saturday in the telephone directories. The Her absence, was dis last year’s attempt to kilt Pope John smoking disrupts the body’s dis International Christmas (Noel) season, covered by nurse Cindy tion officer, said, “We easefighting immune system — and the Franklin County Medical name is not listed on the Paul II “an act of war" and said the plot There seems to be no town’s tax rolls, either. was in good condition, Corey. don’t want to indicate in was carried out as an alternative to a damage can be revers^ if the smoker Hospital. After meeting hospital evening super any way that she’s a bad record in Manchester of a with her pediatrician at Tax Collector James A. “I went into check (the Soviet invasion of Poland. kicks the habit. un WEATHi* FOTOCAtT • visor Virginia Harvey said woman’s) vital signs and person or a bad mother. Heavy smokers have abnormal ratios woman who claimed to be 9:30 a.m., she vanished. Turek said this morning. Lagorio was one of four ministers Sunday. there were no vital signs to She left the baby under the of so-called "T cells,” which play a •from this town when she Farmington, Maine, scheduled to give the Italian Parliament gave birth to a son in Far- Police Detective Capt. The baby is in custody of check,” said Ms. Corey. best of circumstances. And the first official explanation of three critical role in controlling the body’s police officer Dennis Pike the Maine Department of her decision must have mington, Maine, this said the identification the James D. Sweeney said “No one was there.” government investigations of alleged ability to fight cancer and other dW- Human Services. Officials Police said they were not come out of a lot of love eases, said researchers from weekend, then disappeared woman gave the hospital this morning Manchester Bulgarian involvement in the assassina Weather are trying to locate the seeking to bring charges and concern for the baby.” Massachusetts General Hospital, Har several hours later. apparently was bogus and Police have not been con tion attempt, as well as espionage and ■ A woman who identified tacted by Maine officials to mother, but they admitted against the vanished Meanwhile, the baby was drug and weapons smuggling. vard Medical School and (Mho Phar he said there were no the chances of Hnding her becoming the darling of the herself as Peggy Hozie, 34, “substantial” Clues. help track the mother mother. His comments left no doubt that in the maceuticals of Raritan, N.J. are slim. “We’re not looking at it obstetrlcial ward. “ He’s case of the May 13. 1981 assassination But the study shows the condition can The mother, who had in a criminal iight at this awful cunning, really be reversed by quitting smoking, they Today’s forecast attempt in St. Peter’s Square Vatican, he told hospital officials she time,” said Officer Pike. cute,” said Ms. Corey. UPI photo ■ considered Moscow involved as well. said. Travelers advisory today. Snow accumulating 3 to 5 was a mother of six, was “The only thing I’m in The mother had told ' "The attempt against the pope by Researchers do not completely unders inches. Highs 25 to 30. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Zinsser to try again described as about 5 feet, 3 terested in is seeking that hospital officials that she NURSE CINDY COREY HOLDS JOEL tand how the immune system operates, (Turkish gunman Mehmet Ali) Agca Tonight and 'Tuesday cloudy with occasional light snow. inches tall, in her 20s ' or the necessay legal was in Maine visiting . . the name given baby by hospital staff shouid be considered a true act of war in but they have collected evidence in the Lows tonight 20 to 25. Highs ’Tuesday 30 to 35. Winds 30s, slightly built and easements are completed relatives. a time of peace, a cautious and alter past few years that shows T-cells play westerly 10 to 15 mph. native solution to an invasion of Poland,” several important roles, perhaps con with several bills said Lagorio, a Socialist. trolling the entire disease-fighting ef Famous Quality fort. Extended outlook 2 this term, he said he will ZINSSER’S BILL to Extended outlook for New England Wednesday .By Paul Hendrie Heart transplant Herald Reporter continue his active opposi reorganize the General Colognes & Perfume Storm batters through Friday: tion to legalized gambling Tax Base education aid for recipient dies Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: S ta te Sen. C a rl A. and what he has charged mula is more controver Washington state ('hance of snow or rain Wednesday and ’Thursday. Fair -Zinsser, R-Manchester, in are irregularities in legal sial. As introduced in the weather Friday. High temperatures mostly in the 30s. S K U “ CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine (UPI) - tends to reintroduce next gaming activities. last two sessions, it would 404 W . MIDDLE TURNPIKE PARKADE By United Press International “Every day’s a bonus,” Talcott S. Poole, I.A)ws in the teens and 20s. seskion some bills that He said he will introduce cap total education aid and 24, of Cape Elizabeth, would say. Vermont: Chance of flurries Wednesday. Fair failed in the past — in a bill that would prohibit Winds gusling to 78 mph and 12-foot phase out aid to property- Poole died Friday at a Portland Thursday and Friday. Highs 25 to 35. Lows 15 to 25. cluding a reorganization of anyone who worlu at a rich towns. tides battered western Washington, Hospital, primarily as a result of the Maine; .New Hampshire: Mostly fair weather but with the education aid formula gaming facility from WESAVEYOUMONEYiL?.^ 0 already staggered from a storm that drugs he took to protect the heart doc scattered flurry activity. Highs in the teens and 20s and elimination of the par placing a bet there. However, the legislation damaged 440 homes. A belt of snow and tors transplanted to him five years ago. north and 20s and 30s south. Lows 0 to 10 north and 10 to ty lever — as well as some He also said he will file a also would eliminate from freezing cold stretched from Ohio to The victim’s mother, Victoria Simes 20 south.' resolution calling for a the GTB formula compen- New York. new legislation designed to Poole, said, “Sam (her son’s nickname) study of the Division of satory grant dollars Gifts For Him Up to 7 inches of wet snow blanketed a improve oversight of state never was an invalid.” Long Island Sound departments. Special Revenue by the receiv^ for special educa 50-mile wide strip of northeast Ohio Suni “After he got his heart, he went off and Legislative Program tion, transportation and Save Up To 50%l day before spreading across Penn Zinsser, beginning a se- did his thing. His life was exactly like V cond^ term in the Senate, Review and Investigations nutrition programs. LORNTWILr sylvania in amounts ranging from 1 to 5 The National Weather Service forecast for Long oz. •91 everybody else's,” she said. has been appointed ranking Committee. He also will Zinsser has argued that is inches as temperatures dipped below UPI photo Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.I., and Montauk Point: SAVE REALLY SPECIAL The story of young Sam Poole received Small craft advisory remains in effect. Winds -member of the Ap file legislation, he said, in effect double funding, BIFT WRAP-FREE l U freezing. A winter storm warning was in national publicity in Mrs. Poole’s book, that would place the ’Divi because those programs $ 1 .3 2 ^ UHANET effect for the eastern portion of Penn- becoming north to northwest 15 to 25 knots later today propriations Committee “Thursday’s Child,” which focused on sion of Special Revenue un receive separate grants. .sylvania and southern New Jersey. Church blaze vith northwest winds 20 to 30 knots tonight into Tuesday and the Energy'Com Kanon her teenage son’s desperate need for a der “sunset” procedures, NO. 5 Snow flurries taunted the New York ilecreasing to 10 to 20 knots later Tuesday. Cloudy with mittee. He will continue to by 066M« A firefighter signals deployment of a ladder as flames spread to the which require a stale agen But the effect of Qlva her the ultlmate| metropolitan area today as residents heart transplant and the emotional and occasional light now tonight. Partly cloudy Tuesday. serve on the Legislative other challenges involved. cy to justify its continued excluding such programs CHUNK smv complimenti braced for a storm that could dump up to base of the steeple of the Methodist Church In Rockport, Mass., Sun Visibility 5 miles or more except 1 to 3 miles or less in Program Review and Poole was diagnosed at age 17 as existence every few years from the formula would be MIRfgMP PERFUME 5 inches on the city and suburbs. day. A short time later the steeple fell to the ground, Injuring one precipitation. Average wave heights increasing to 2 to 4 Investigations Committee. having an enlarged heart as a result of to the Program Review to decrease aid to big 4oz. CONCENTRATE Forecasters predicted the city would be firefighter. The rriore than 100-year-old church was gutted. feet tonight. He plans to use his post permanent heartmuscle damage. He was on the Energy Committee Committee or cease to cities. ’A ox. *50l hit with a mixture of rain and snow with near death Dec. 3,1976, his 18th birthday exist. $1350 accumulations of snow beginning at to pursue his criticisms of lAoz. *37.50| and the day he was accepted into the National forecast the O’Neill ad Zinsser said he is con dawn sidering modifying his bill 1/4 oz. 1 EP A names Ex-CIA agent Stanford University Medical Center’s By United Press Intern.ilional Los Angeles pc 74 57 ministration’s handling of /.INSSER'S BILL to Beg. 16.00 Reg. $7.00 *30 Pittsburgh got 5 inches and Buffalo, City & Kcsl Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc 47 34 eliminate the party lever to make it more acceptable heart transplant program. 93 24 the Winter Energy After Shave 2 ox. BODY Cologne N.Y., reported 4 inches. Snow reached worst dumps faces sentencing Albuquerque c Memphis c 53 33 from all elections in the to big cities. "L’AIr du Tempe into northern Virginia, southern West After receiving the transplant in Anchorage cy 23 19 Miami Beach c 75 61 Assistance Program. POWDER Ooz.*13** l-'ebruary 1977, Poole drove across the Asheville w 40 32 .09 Milwaukee cy 37 20 .« Zinsser has charged that state probably is unlikely STHSON Cologno Spray Powder Sot Virginia and the western two thirds of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Anne Gor- ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPI) - Edwin Atlanta c 90 32 .04 Minneapolis cy 32 26 to fare much better this Manchester’s other m . 0 0 COLOGNE By Nina RIecI SPRAY New York. Reports of 1 to 2 inches of such, the embattled Environmental country three times, studied toward a Billings pc 40 29 Nashville c 51 31 ' program — which dis P. Wilson, the renegade former CIA Birmingham c 57 33 New Orleans c 67 36 session than in the past, legislators also are 4 oz. Reg. 11.50 U< COLOGNE 11/1 oz.'*17»* snowfall were common. Protection Agency chief, finally is ready 'degree in film production at Stanford tributes federal aid to help FOR MEN 8«.iiH *13.99 •20. operative and millionaire arms dealer University, worked on several film Boston s 2B 26 09 New York cy 36 33 because the Democrats — preparing legislation for Winds gusted to 54 mph in Boulder, to unveil the list of the nation’s 4(K) worst convicted of smuggling guns to Moam- Brwnsvll Tx, c 7B 52 Oklahom Cty c 58 34 the needy pay their fuel production crews and served as assistant Buffalo s 35 28 Omaha c 42 28 bills — has been poorly who control the General the next session, which SAVE Colo. An avalanche warning was issued toxic waste dumps targeted for cleanup mar Khadafy’s Libyan terrorists, could SAVE sound editor for a docudrama on Charlstn S.C. c 56 40 .06 l^iladelphia cy 36 33 '.ds managed. Assembly — favor 'must be filed by late $1.28 ARPEGE for Mount Hood in Oregon and the under the heralded “Superfund" law. be sentenced to 39 years in prison. Charlott N.C. c 37 32 .06 F^oenix c 73 47 $1.70 Perfume reclaimed Moonies. 29 One reason for the inef- retaining the lever. January. .southern Cascades in Washington. Mrs. Gorsuch’s announcement U.S, District Judge Richard Williams Chicago cy 36 Pittsburgh s 35 31 Cleveland s 37 32 J5 Portlana Me. s 24 22 .01 ' ficiency, Zinsser has Extract scheduled today marks a milestone in was scheduled to sentence Wilson today. Columbus s 43 32 22 Portland Ore. r 4B 41 .04 the government’s effort to protect the Saudi king gives Dallas c S 41 Providence s 31 20 .03 . charged, is that three oz. *25 The hulking, 6-foot, 4-inch veteran in Denver c 56 22 Richmond pc 40 33 22 environment but comes while the EPA ' d if f e r e n t s t a te yes, we’re open Z. *37.50 telligence agent was found guilty Nov. 17 Des Moines pc 30 23 St. Louis pc 43 2B departments are responsi ‘Kill m om m y’ doll and its to^ranking officials embroiled in on seven of eight counts of illegally Harvard $600,000 Detroit s 40 32 24 Salt Lake Cltyc 41 24 * 6 0 Duluth cy 27 IS San Antonio c 47 33 ble for administering por every night 'till the most/difficult situation ever in the exporting four pistols and a Colt M-16 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - King El Paso c 63 S3 San Diego pc 73 40 1*2.99 *3.99 til. U i i 1'.7.1i j :1 shocks mother agency’s history, Hartford s 28 26 .03 San Francisc r SB 46 tions of the program. automatic rifle from the United States to Fahd of Saudi Arabia has donated a So, Zinsser said he will (•xc«pt Saturday) 1201. Beg. $4.00 Hog. HrtmSyrayloz. *0 Superfund — sparked by discoveries of Libyan intelligence and army officials in Honolulu w 74 67 San Juan cy ffi 72 15 ANDERSON. S.C. lUPI) - It looked $600,0(XI “no-strings-attached grant” to a Indianapolis cy 42 32 Seattle r 46 39 .16 ; introduce legislation that BRITISH STERLING BLUE STRATOS 1%OZ. *15 hazardous waste sites such as the Love Europe. Jackson Mss. c 61 26 ^ k a n e s 36 31 .02 like the perfect Christmas present for Harvard University museum to establish 68 33 .02 Tampa c 67 46 would put the entire Christmas wrappings After Shave E Canal neighborhood in Niagara Falls, Wilson, who made millions of dollars Jacksonville c AFTER - w rrs fo N 3 1A oz. *22.50 Ruby Smith's 8-year-old daughter — a a photographic archive of 19th century Kansas City c 40 30 Washington cy 38 33 .16 - program under one "Baby Darling" doll that cried and N.Y. — is a congressionally mandated ef from the arms sales after leaving the Las V ^as pc 57 S Wichita c 54 28 Cologne Spray Middle Eastern life. 56 40 department: the Depart- I klooT laughed when the pacifier was pulled fort to clean up the worst dumps in a agency, could be sentenced to 39 years in Under the grant. Harvard’s Semitic Little Rock c five-year period. Some $1.6 billion is . ment of Income Cologne Sfiray from its mouth. prison and fined $240,000. Museum will conduct a three-year effort Maintenance. kir« every Jovan “Sport Scent” Set *1 3 .9 9 1 Then the doll said, "Kill Mommy” committed to finance the cleanups, as to preserve some 28,000 prints, lantern the aabocla «f malaitiakt little & Powder Sot well as the prosecutions of companies One of the guns, according to the in ALTHOUGH Zinsser v r a SMVE^enME, i a.esm Kmun, 3 6L ■‘It would be terrible for someone to dictment, was used in the assassination slides, and glass negatives rediscovered dowdtown manclMitar thing” wake up Christmas morning and hand responsible for illegal waste disposal. 12 years ago among rubble in the lottery will no longer serve on the s rr The announcement of the 400 sites of an heir to an anti-Khadafy Libyan in' Public Safety Conunittee that to someone, ’ said Mrs. Smith of Bonn, West Germany. museum’s attic. Walhalla, S.C. "I would never like to gives Mrs. Gorsuch a golden opportunity The grant will also be used to find, C think that the doll was supposed to say to take the offensive against her bipar The prosecution charged the guns'were i{)entify and copy old photos throughout Numbers drawn in New 8003. that” tisan critics in the House, who last week the world. It was offered in the spirit of cited her for contempt of Congress. ’ samples" under a $20 million, contract England Saturday: Rhode Island daily: 0118. .Authorities said they would begin an to supply 3,000 M-16S and other arms and “ preserving Middle Eastern Connecticut daily: 909. Vermont daily: 604. investigation today of the altered Baby The controversial administrator amunition to Libya. Wilson was said to civilization,” Fahd wrote in a letter to Maine daily: 446. M assachusetts daily: cie . n ^ . 7.M Ciara Darling dolls that have been reported in became the highest-ranking federal of have received an $8 million commission the museum. New Hampshire daily: 2152. four South Carolina cities. ficial ever cited for contempt of for the deal. Frederick Allen, chairman of the Limit 1 ^'w ith this coupon by Charles Revson The South Carolina Auctioneer Com Congress by refusing to provide a House museum’s governing committee, said he concentrated spray mission said it had traced the dolls to a subcommittee with internal files on 160 Wilson has been held in lieu of $60 did not forsee any serious objections to CIE cologne couple in Anderson who operate an auc toxic waste sites. The House approved miliion bond under these and other Harvard accepting the gift. 80 strength charges. He still faces trials in Houston "TiSi^Sr Concontratod tion house. No action was taken against the contempt measure,by a lopsided 259- “A no-strings-attached grant is in no .8 oz. the couple, who were not identified. 105 vote. and Washington. way controversial,” he said. 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Largg Oeleclion r r i t i ’M Tennessee, Just send me to hell or New York City, iianrbratrr Hrralft It would be about the same to me.” Of Pin* MwYg WHN, which has the nation’s largest Country Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar EMUSM ‘Enjoir Natural! audience, doesn’t like it. Thomaa J.^flooper, Qenaral Manapar TottotrlMl UA11D 'It’s a blatant attack on the quality of fife in New 4 OX. Spray Cologne UPI photo York,” said program director Dene Hallam. USPS 397-600 VOL. Cll, No. 68 ■7 Ch«Wt.oLI>>. Mt. allam said Wiliiams was a guest disc Jockey for • SELVA .5 OZ. the station this summer and somebody called in a Santa’s helper PuMIthsd dally exespt Sundi, and cartain holidays by tha 61.20 waskly, 6 8 .1 1 (or ona from bomb threat. "We had to hire a body guard and Manchastar PubUshlng Co., 18 •lAMNfirmNi arrange a police escort to get him out,” he said. month, 116.68 lor thmo moMha, Ed Marlnaro, co-star of N B C-TV ’s "Hill Angeles group’s annual Christmas party Bralnard Placa, Manohsslar, m .7 0 lor alx m onc.,and 661.40 •CRND. LAUREN Sunday. Marlnaro, who Is a Big Brother, Conn. 06040. Saoond data *9r oho yosr. Mall rsjsa ara Street Blues,” gives Santa a hand by postaga paid at Manohaatar, avallabla on rsquaal. •HAM 11 giving a present to one of 100 Little will serve as the 1983 Celebrity Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- * Brothers and Big Brothers during the Los Spokesman for the Los Angeles chapter. draaa changaa to tha Manohaatar To placa a elaasNIad or dIaplaSr •MM 4.49Reg. 8.25 Deb TIarald, (‘.O. Sox 691, advaftiaamant, or to raport a *1.7G Manohaatar, Conn. 06040. nawa Nam, atory or pMura Mas, •MLSTMZ14 PURSE Invitations are out for what has become a social caH 8433711. Ollloa hours ara •CNNE QUSiics PERFUME CHLOE rarity, the solo debutante debut. Mike Jones, a restaurant maintenance contrac To aubaorlba, or to rsporl a 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday Senior solre dallvary proMam, call 647-8646. through Friday. •MLVNfM’ M Socialite actress Julia Meade, famous for her TV tor; said be got the idea from Chez Panisse presi AFin%E $ 2 7 .5 9 dent Tom Guernsey, who wanted to repay tte com . Offloa houra ara 6-.30 a.m. to 6:60 ads, will bring out her IS-year-old daughter, Alice About 2,000 elderly people in Berkeley, Calif., p.m. Monday through Frtdiy and Tpa Manohaatar HsraM la a, SSSe munity for a successful business year. TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MANCHESTER COLOGNE 1.7 OZ. Diane Rudd, Tuesday at Regine’S supper club on will be treated to a gourmet holiday meal that will 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Dallyaty aubaonbsr to UMtod Praaa inton- ‘A'sys'vadiM New York s Park Avenue. ^ prepared by_chefs from several restaurants, in It won’t be a soup line atmosphere, Jones said, ahould ba mada by S p.m. Mon natlonal nawa aarvtoaa and la a 840 E MIDDLE TPKE on RT. 6 Open Dally end Sun.: Parkade Branch open Mon. ihru Sun Natural Spray day through Friday and i>y 7:30 mambar ol tha Audit Buraau ol John C and Bernice A. Rieg. Ownerv • 1 4 .8 8 Co-hosts are Ethel Merman and Regine cluding the nationally acclaimed Chez Panisse, since there Will be waiter service, individual fltval arrangements aiid perhaps candlelight. a.m. Saturday. Clroqlallona. Wttam J. Hoch. Executive Mar«ageT .. •1.99 $ 2 1 .5 9 Rog. $20 (^ucroun herself. which also chipped in $1,500. OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE T l. 7 P.M.: CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY •JOMNBn 9stisxsseim sfi$!sss9Ke$m m m iKm sssssiitm wm MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. Dec. 20. 1982 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Dec. 20, 1982 ' ------' - Switzerland refuses residency to Nazi-linked archbishop Legislature considers at least four key rules changes
_ j —_ l.'^his deportationJ A — i.: two months ago ^ __ say.______whatI • other _At nations Ai— i.—he might A mask m Iv for residency o/«/*Antaaccepts Kim him. . . • < « i ■ . _ . DETROIT (UPI) — Romanian Orthodox Archbishop By Mark A. Oupuls amendments by 9 a.m. the day a bill is to be debated, Van Norstrand said he feared one party could ambush There would be a waiver process to allow for last Valerian Trifa, a c c u s e d of involvement in Nazi war Thirteen Jewish Defense League demonstrators were ‘T’m going to leave this country when I’m ready,” The deportation order ended ’Trifa’s five-year court minute amendments, but Van Norstrand feared it would United Press International hopefully to prevent a delay of House or Senate action the other by submitting its amendments at 9 a.m., crimes and ordered to leave the country, has been arrested Sunday in Los Angeles for allegedly chanting Trifa said from church headquarters in Grass Lake, battle to stay in the United States. leaving the other unable to raise its own proposals. be subject to control by Democratic leaders. As part of a deportation agreement with Trifa’s while amendments are prepared. rejected by Switzerland and must seek a new destina obscenities and disrupting services at a church where Mich. “I think I’m entitled to a little privacy.” HARTFORD—In a place where the debate can end up lawyers, government officials are helping search for a tion. Trifa was due to appear. Federal immigration Judge Bellino D’Ambrosio, costing taxpayers millions of dollars or deciding issues Switzerland was the first country where Trifa, 68, Trifa, head of the 35,000-member Romanian Orthodox during a hearing in Detroit two months ago, gave Trifa foreign home for him, said Justice Department attorney as sobering as the death penalty, a discussion of asked for residency since an immigration judge ordered Episcopate in the United States and Canada, declined to 60 days to leave the United States after a country Kathleen Coleman. legislative rules may seem a boring prospect. However, rules discussions under way at the Capitol will decide issues ranging from giving the public a QPEII, TQIIItHT TIL -B|^ greater say in the lawmaking process to assuring a Ferry boats collide voice for the Legislature’s minority party. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN At least four key changes in the Legislature’s operating rules are being considered, and two of the proposals generally have the support of leaders of both off England; five die parties. The other two propos^ changes, Republican MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS GRADE “A” ^ ^ leaders claim, could stifle the minority party’s say in BOAR'S HEAD VIRGINIA BRAND was a mad scramble for the lifeboats, SAVE 20% ON ARROW SMRTS the Democratic-controlled Legislature. •3.69 HARWICH, England (UPI) - Two BAKED H A M ...... some of which could not be launched ferry boats collided off the southeastern KRAFT EXCELSIOR because the boat was listing heavily. GAINING BIPARTISAN support are rules to change ROYAL OAK f i Q ( coast of England, killing at least five SWISS C H E E S E ...... •2.99 The second ferry, the Speedlink scheduling of legislative committee meetings and MUCKE'S people and spilling dozens of passengers Vanguard, was headed for Harwich from hearings and the way time is apportioned at committee TURKEY’S BOLOQNA...... •1.99 into seas whipped by gale force winds, Belgium. After helping with initial public hearings. U8DA CHOICE BEEF LOIN MUCKE'S the British Coast Guard said. rescue efforts, the vessel limped into A new meeting schedule has been designed to spare LIVERWURST ...... •1.69 Helicopters and rescue boats rushed to port and berthed safely, though badly lawmakers from having two committee meetings or BONELESS MUCKE’S the scene and picked up 64 survivors damaged, officials said. 1^- hearings to attend at the .same time. COOKED SALAM I...... •2.29 from the icy North Sea. The plan divides committees into two groups to meet S & R Officials recruited five tugboats, six FROVOLONE CH EESE...... •2.69 Officiais said five people aboard the helicopters and a fleet of lifeboats to ik on different days. Legislators, as much as possible, SIRLOIN ROAST (Spoon Rsl.)___lb. The first great designer label QROTE & WHQEL capsized ferry drow n^ and one was still rescue survivors. The port area at would be assigned to one committee in each group. COLONIAL HALF COCKTAIL FRANKS...... •2.99 missing. Earlier reports had said seven Harwich, 60 miles northeast of London, worn by half the men in America. The plan, has caused some problems. For example, OUR OWN people died in the collision. There was no was sealed off to facilitate the transfer there are more committees than Republicans in the FORT WINE or CHEDDAR CHEESEBALLS •3.99 Senate so some of the 13 GOP senators will serve on SEMI BONELESS 2 immediate explanation for the dis of survivors ashore. crepancy. News reports said survivors A R R O W more than two committees and will have assignments in JARLSBERG CHEESE ...... •2.99 HAMS Wator Added...... lb. VERMONT A spokesman for the Townsend floundered about in freezing water D O V E R B .D . the same time group. Thoresen shipping line said the Euro before being picked up and taken to But the idea has bipartisan support from legislative LAND “O” LAKES CHEDDAR C H E E S E ...... •2.69 leaders, who say there is a need to reduce the number of SWEET LIFE REG, OR MAPLE pean Gateway, with 70 people and a hospitals in Harwich and nearby Always a classic B A C O N ...... •1.99 cargo of 48 trucks aboard, was bound for Colchester. conflicting, meetings and hearings. FROZEN i;i;o Rotterdam when it collided 2 miles off Ferries in the nearby English Channel Styled to keep abreast of con “I think it’s a sensible thing to try to avoid conflicts,” said House Minority Leader R. E. Van Norstrand, R- ' Harwich with another cargo ferry. had been halted most of the day Sunday temporary fashion, this long- TURKEYS 12/22 lb...... lb. The collision tore a 200-foot gash in the by gale force winds, stranding hundreds favored dress shirt is a must for Darien. “I certainly think it’s a step in the right direc vessel, which capsized within 20 of people on Christmas shopping trips to tion.” FRESH 0 every man's wardrobe Its quiet While the scheduling change may mean little to the ' GARDEIS FRESH minutes, he said. Survivors said there Britain, France and Belgium. elegance and restrained good general public, another rule change under consideration looks enhance any garment — SWEDISH PRODVCE SPECIALS fine suit or casual lacket A could mean less frustration for the hundreds of citizens who travel to the Capitol annually for committee natur-al. comfortable blend of. hearings. ■ KORV Strpnger Clark may b()*Vi cotton. 4 0 ‘^i polyester JUMBO NAVEL ORANGES...... 5199* oxford cloth Slightly shaped THE PROPOS AL agreed to by Senate Democrats Also Available . “Gentleman's h t " body cut would end the practice of reserving the first hour of MORRELL HAMS, DUCKS, CAPON, with a 7 button front Exact public hearings for legislators, elected officials and JUMBO RED DELIGHHIS APPLES. 5 r99« welcome new year GEESE. neck sizes and sleeve lengths state agency representatives. We haye your favorite colors in Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, D-Essex, Also SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Barney Peterson says that is little detriment to solids and stripes C o m e for said it was frustrating for someone to take time from EMPEROR GRAPES...... ,.79< Clark sat up for 30 minutes and has his communicating. them today work, travel to the Capitol, and then wait up to two FLEUR de LEIS HAMS, A a shown steady improvement, giving doc Peterson said Clark, a retired dentist, Long sleeves hours at times to speak. The proposed change would rotate the microphone TURKEY BREASTS, ETC. S...89* tors hope that the first artificial heart is getting bored - and that's a good sign. Solids Stripes RUSSr BAKING POTATOES..... recipient will celebrate Christmas and between members of the public and legislators or agen The doctor s enthusiasm is a contrast • White • Blue cy representatives. welcome the new year, to the concern of the past 2 '-2 weeks, Clark, who is in .serious but stable con • Blue • Brown Sen. Philip Robertson, R-Cheshire, said the plan is a during which Clark underwent three ^ • Ecru step in the right direction. dition today at the University of Utah operations and suffered massive con • Wine • Maize “A public hearing to me is a public hearing, you allow Medical Center, is alert most of the time vulsions. •22®® now. Dr. Chase Peterson, vice president •Pink the public to speak,” said Robertson, recently chosen of University of Utah health services, .As late as Saturday. Peterson said he Senate minority leader. had to "bite my knuckle" to keep from “S said Sunday. Clark sat up in a chair again •20®® Bipartisan support is lacking, however, for two other being too optimistic about Clark's Sunday for 30 minutes and began sipping proposed rule changes dealing with bills killed in com Season^s Greetings from A l l o f Us to A l l O f You... water during his 19th day of life on the i hances for long-term survival. Sunday's mittee and amendments to legislation. iiress conference was the doctor's first airdriven pump. Senate Democrats agreed to require two-thirds of the He told Dr iJVilliami DeVries how look at the future members of either chamber to sign petitions before a much better he feels sitting in a chair But. Peterson stressed Sunday, "We bill killed in committee could be brought to the floor for and getting out of bed.” Peterson said. nave not in this 18th day (of Clark', life debate. It now takes a majority to resurrect a bill. Holiday Hours: Monday 8-6; Tuesday thru Thursday 8-9 I would be very surprised if he doesn't on the artificial pump) proved anything Schneller, who backed the change, said lawmakers say Merry Christmas.' and more impor as tar as an artificial heart being able to sometimes sign a petition to revive a bill knowing from tantly, Happy New Year. "' replace human hearts at random," the start they will vote against it. Friday 8-5; Sat. (Christmas Day) Ciosed; Sun. 8-6 University of Utah Medical Center Clark received the revolutionary ‘T ve seen it happen so many times. Someone comes clinical nutritionist .Michelle Ball said Jarvik-7 artificial heart Dec. 2 during a around with a petition and you don't want to say ‘no’ to a she hopes to start him on juice today. historic operation in which Clark's RECAVS friend,” said ^hneller, who said the change would im "Where Women Love to Shop for Men" For now, he is getting about 2.500 failing heart was removed and the air- prove the legislative process. We Give Old Fashioned !\o Substitute calories a day through a tube in his driven. plastic pump was implanted.' lUiT OPPONENTS of the plan, among them Robert He was taken back into surgery a few MANCHESTER VERNON For Quality E stomach, she said son and Van Norstrand, say it could stifle the voice of Butcher Service ... Clark. 61. the recipient of the first per days later to repair a torn lung, and then 903 M AIN ST. ______L ___I TRI-CITY PLAZA OiMn Mon-Thur til S Open Mon-Thur til 9 the minority party or prevent a full airing of controver manent artificial heart, has a respirator suffered massive seizures which left him sial measures. semiconscious for nearly a week. lube in his trachea and cannot speak but With Democrats in control of the committees, Robert STORE HOURS; ' son said Republican bills could be killed in committee “ purely for political reasons” and it would be even more Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 ___ : j 317 Highland St difficult to revive them. Funeral plan costs Van Norstrand said the proposal “obviously works to Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 MANCHESTER IPEN TONITE TILL 9:0i the abject harm of the minority. It would mean you C would have to have almost a veto-proof consensus Sat. & Sunday widow Medicaid before you could consider something even favored by til 6:00 CONN. the majority.” nZGHLJLlTD The two Republicans also cried foul over a proposed ROA.NOKE. Va. lUPl) — Claudia Martin thought she rule change designed to keep down the number of last was ensuring a proper funeral for herself but State of minute amendments raised during floor debate on bills. ficials said the 92-year-old woman's $1,500 burial plot The plan would require lawmakers to file disqualified her for Medicaid benefits. A diligent welfare worker discovered Mrs. Martin's llllllllllM U lllM lllllM lll ineligibility last fall. Adding her burial plot, $600 in
Richard M. Dlamon'1 Publisher Dan Fins, Editor Alex GIrelli, City Editor State couldn't have prevented opmiow Area towns child's death — DCYS head
Andover HARTFORD (UPI) — An official in the state vestigated the family for possible child abuse. The Bolton /Coventry Department of CHiildren and Youth Services called infant had been admitted to Hartford Hospital with the beating death of a four-month-old Elast Hartford a bruise on his skull and his doctor suspected abuse. Jack infant “tragic,” but said the state could not have A DCYS social worker concluded there was no Anderson prevented it. reason to remove the baby from his home. What voters probably didn't mean “From everything I’ve seen, everything that The agency is again investigating the family because of the infant’s death. But authorities said Washington should have been done was done, and I’ve seen GOP backs move to recite some cases about which I would not have said the social worker who handled the case originally Marry-Go-Round that,” said Mark J. Marcus, DCYS commissioner. was not to blame for the tragedy. When the voters at a referen parently not be used for a central there does not seem to be much “ It’s a tragic thing, but I can’t, at least preliminari “The system worked,” said DCYS spokeswoman point in electing a Board of dum vote in favor of something, maintenance facility. ly, find fault with what was done.” Rosemary Driscoll. “The fact that the baby is dead how broad a mandate should they Kandra’s description is that six Directors, or hiring a public The victim, David Raftery, suffered massive doesn’t mean we didn’t do our job,” Manchester bays now used for storage of works director. pledge at all town meetings head injuries Monday and his body was left for David Cunningham, executive director of the give the town government? Connecticut Justice for (Children Collaboration, When' they vote a g a in st vehicles will be converted to a It is doubtful that many voters several hours in 12-degree temperatures. His Spotlight considered the concept of central Committee Chairman Jack C. Myles taken to a town meeting. father, Timothy Raftery, was charged in the ' said often social workers have nothing more than a something, how broad is their repair garage, with lifts (an un By Jeff Weingart “gut feeling” on which to base their decision about determined number) for vehicle maintenance when they rejected Wilson said Sunday that group “has taken The meeting will take place at killing. prohibition and is it perpetual? Herald Reporter The killing came about six weeks after DCYS in a child’s welfare. In an election Nov. 3, 1981, the By Alex Girelli — City Editor repair. ’The six vehicles will be the $620,000 bond issue. And if no stand” on the issue. 7:30 p.m. ’Tuesday night at the Cap voters of Manchester decided a stored outdoors. they did, does that mean that almost COVENTRY — Tbe move to have "Our only role is to urge people to tain Nathan Hale School. It will be The mechanics will come out central motor vehicle the Pledge of Allegiance recited at turn out so that they can vote in preceded by a public hearing at 7 couple of questions they were whichever way they choose,” said from the pit in one end of the maintenance as a town all town meetings will have the sup p.m. If adopted, the ordinance will asked about. port of the Republican Party Myles. building to work under lifts at the procedure is forevermore for take effect in 10 days. This is what appeared before got it ’Tuesday night, when residents are Laferriere said the question of OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 then! on the voting machines: voters felt about the issue. It did "this new building being built at other end. That seems efficient, bidden? whether to say the pledge at town Residents at the meeting will only AS FOR THE $30,000 a-year scheduled to decide the issue, accor be voting whether to put the pM ge E "Shall the Town of Manchester not obligate the town to do the end of the highway garage fair, and not an affront to voters. functions had become a political maintenance supervisor, the ding to town committee Chairman on town meeting agendas, since provide paramedic services at a anything. will cost $250,000 when com WASHINGTON - ’The taxpayers Donald Laferriere. issue. GRANTED, THE changes are salary appears to be somewhat The dispute originated last month Town Attorney Daniel K. Lament cost of $309,000?” The garage question was bin pleted and equipped.” came close to funding a terrorist Laferriere Sunday said issued an opinion stating that it 2 being made in one end of the ding. The voters decided as a And he, or she, goes on to say less than that. More important, Republican Town Committee have when Republican Councilwoman jeans-pius "For an appropriation of $620,- building, about a quarter of it, so the position is one creat^ at the training camp in Virginia five years may be “illegal” to have them matter of policy that something that a manager is being hired to ago. They were spared the expense not traditionally recited the pledge Roberta F. Koontz made a motion to 000 for the construction of a that new section could be added same time that a separarte put the pledge on all council meeting decided what the council must do. would not be done. head this new department at at their meetings. Laferriere described that decision public improvement in the town to it in the future and the town Highway Department supervisor only because the ex-CIA agent who agendas. Since she did not receive a Now in both m atters, the about a $30,000 yearly salary. “We’ve never said you couldn’t as a,"legal copout,” of a permanent nature, namely a could further revise itS' planned the stunt wasn’t getting second from any of the Democrats meaning of what the voters did is The writer’s main point is that position was eliminated, and the say it,” he said, “kowever, we Central Motor Vehicle operations to provide for a cen job combined with supervision of along with his wife. haven’t for some reason.” present, her request was not dis The Tuesday night meeting was YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE FOR being questioned. the decision of the electorate is This is just one of the startling foreshadowed by a Dec. 6 council Maintenance Facility for the ser tral vehicle maintenance at that the Park and Cemetery He said the matter was discussed cussed. The Manchester Herald being ignored. revelations that turned up during an Mrs. Koontz then circulated a meeting where an ordinance of vicing of town-owned motor site. Departments. at a Dec. 7 committee meeting, received an anonymous letter But that argument is not per petition among townspeople, on citizens and council members vehicles?" So the question is, when the exhaustive closed-door investigation where members voted to make the criticizing a proposal by Public suasive. The voters rejected a There has been public which she collected about 300 debated with each other and among The paramedics question won voters cast their negative of renegate \\ex-CIA agent Eldwin pledge a part of all future meetings. 0 Works Director George A. Kan- $620,000 capital improvement criticism, as well as the Meanwhile, Democratic Town signatures, to have the question themselves on the issue. approval by a modest majority of ballots, and said the town should Wilson by the House Intelligence dra for changes at the town’s expenditure for a long-term anonymous letter, but it has not votes not spend $620,000 for a new gar Committee. Wilson has just been Highway Department Garage. facility. The current project calls caught fire. It is very doubtful The garage question lost by a age as a central maintenance convicted of illegally supplying The writer says that in that for an expenditure of a $180,000 to that a lot of voters will consider big vote. facility, did they prohibit the weapons to agents of Libyan dic t-Around the state------election the voters by a wide make changes in an existing the proposal a conspiracy against Carilli won't Board of Directors from spen tator Muammar Qaddafi. at LOW, LOW PRICES! TMKKK \V\S a difference margin defeated the Central building. Kandra says. them. ding $180,000, or $250,000 if the As for the paramedics ques Investigators for the House com Jal alai probed between the two questions. The Motor Vehicle Maintenance And the building will continue writer is correct, to improve the tion, that’s something else again. mittee interviewed more than 100 KIMOSABE paramedics question was merely question, both the garage and its to be used to service vehicles HARTFORD (UPI) — ’The jai alai industry is un CALVIN KLEIN LEVI highway garage? Much more subtle and more con seek new term advisory It simply told the concept. that have been serviced by the witnesses. All of them were assured der investigation by a grand jury looking into possi If that’s what the voters did. fusing. JORDACHE LEE WOOLRICH Board of Directors how the The writer says he understands Highway Department. It will au- anonymity and warned not to speak ble profit skimming through computer fraud. to the press. Kevin Kane, who heads the special investigation COVENTRY — The president of the Coventry LEE JRS. FRYE BOOTS unit of the chief sUte’s attorney’s office, said the Taxpayers Association has announced that she will not ALESSIO The committee’s staff director, panel is trying to find out whether fronton receipts seek another term as leader of that action group. BLAZE LEE MISSY DINGO BOOTS In Manchester Thomas Latimer, seemed especially could be diverted without detection by a Joyce Carilli, who has held the office for one year, determined to keep my associate sophisticated computer scheme. said Sunday she made the announcement to members of VIOLA WRANGLER MENS GUNNE SAX Dale Van Atta from finding out what Kane said the state Division of Special Revenue the association last week. CONVERSE the witnesses were telling the com removed truckloads of financial records from the "I think it’s time for a change,” said Mrs. Carilli. CHIC BILL BLASS state’s jai alai frontons in September and turned "We’ve got to keep the thing moving. Everybody has a mittee. Van Atta has been in FANCY PROPS SANTA CRUZ ANATOMY CLOGS A nice idea, but vestigating the Wilson episode for them over to Kane’s office. chance. I believe in democracy.” Kane’s office is conducting the probe for the one- Mrs. Carilli succeeded former CTA President SASSON CHAINS CANDIES more than two years. man grand jury of Superior Court Judge Eugene T. Geraldine Bissonnette in the office. TO ONE witness, Latimer said: Kelly. The 12-member group will hold its elections in it could be better "I’ll tell you our experience with January. (Van Atta), and I have never talked Permit approved Mrs. Carilli said she was proud of the group’s perfor IZl Check Our Brand Names! ------with (him), but people in the press mance over the length of her term. HARTFORD (UPI) — South Windsor residents, “1 think we’ve had a good track record," she said. . i f 0 Check Our Prices! General Manager Robert B. We have reservations, will call up and they will lie to you worried about toxic gases, have challenged a state "They know we’re around.” Weiss has suggested that the however, about the need for the and they will say, well, I know you permit allowing K-F Brick Co. to bum low-sulfur Among other activities, the group has brought suit are doing such-and-such and I know 0 Check Our Selection! Board of Directors take a break directors to spend an entire - bituminous coal without pollution controls. against the town, charging that this year’s budget was weekend together at a special somebody you can talk to, and they Residents said they feared the resulting gases, adopted illegally. from its immediate concerns such as sulfur oxide and nitrogen oxide, will harm retreat home. The proposal are just fishing ...” 0 Free Hemming on Jeans! and go on retreat to some out-of- On one of his secret “fishing” their health and corrode building exteriors in the seems somewhat extravagant town spot to consider the long- expeditions, Van Atta hooked the area. Its owners get range future of Mancester. and self-indulgent. committee’s secret transcripts, K-F Brick is the first company in the state to win a permit from the Department of Environmental MANCHESTER, CT 297 EAST CENTER ST. from which the-above quotes were The idea is that the directors To be genuinely successful, a Protection to bum the coal without pollution con Open Mon.-Fri. 'til 9:00 would, for a few days, stop coun taken. The transcripts are replete trols. No other company has requested a similar meteorite back retreat would need the with allegations against Wilson Sat. 'til 6:00 Sun. 12-5 ting the number of parking permit. enthusiastic cooperation of all which have never been disclosed. The firm, located in a light industrial area along Donahues. spaces in the various Main WETHERSFIELD the participants — and some Wilson has been charged with Route 5, said it converted to coal because its (UPI) — A 6-pound “They are of the same, SPRINGFIELD, MA SPRINGDALE MALL Street plans and leave behind the directors have already made it supplying and helping to run a natural gas bill increased from $62,000 a month to meteorite, which crashed identical class and thus are Open Mon.-Sat. 'til 10:00 Sun. 12-5 specific proposals they have apparent that such cooperation school for terrorists in Libya. Ac $140,000 a month in just three years. through the roof of their probably related back in before them, and look instead at will not be forthcoming. cording to federal investigators, the The company said it would bum 4,135 tons of coal house Nov. 8, has been space and time. But how what will happen to the town as “Supplies” provided to (^ddafi in annually, reducing monthly fuel expenses by $90,000 returned to Robert and close that relationship is is based on current costs of bituminous coal and hard to know," Clarke said a whole over the next several cluded explosive concealed in com Wanda Donahue after Weiss has been directed to natural gas. being poked and probed by years. draw up an agenda for a retreat mon household items like ashtrays. a battery of scientists. Such terrorist organizations as — possibly scheduled for The meteorite, whisked It is an idea that has some Italy’s Red Brigade, the Irish Funds sought 0PENT0NIGHTTIL9 February — so that the directors away for study the day merit. Certainly — particularly Commentary Republican Army, Japan’s Red NEW HAVEN (UPI) — ’The New Haven Legal after it made an abrupt in these hectic days of holiday can give it more consideration. Army and radical Palestinian Assistance Association has appealed to the govern landing in the Donahue’s preparations — we can ap groups are also believed to have ment, corporations and foundations for $60,000 to living room, was returned We suggest that the directors preciate the good that can come enjoyed access to Wilson’s create a specialized law unit for handicapped Tuesday by Dr. Roy S. also give consideration to trying from stepping back from the pet "materials.” • issues Clarke J r., curator of ENTIRE STOCK OF to accomplish the same objec Acting-Executive Director Robert Solomon said meteorites at the Smithso ty details and looking again at According to the intelligence- tives of long-range planning and GOP passes buck the organization handles cases for the handicapped nian Institution’s Museum what they will add up to. committee transcript, Wilsop but none of the lawyers have any expertise in the improved communication of N atural H istory in Knowing the direction you are almost got the Justice Department’s field. Washington. through a series of in-town might have led a listener to believe non-defunct Law Enforcement traveling in helps you reach your WASHINGTON - When the New Haven’s handicapped population is legally “ Wethersfield 1982” now REGAL BLAZERS meetings, where the directors that Reagan and the administration Assistance Administration to put up guaranteed access to jobs, housing, public destination. history of Campaign ’84 is written, rests in the vault of a Hart- could discuss the future of the week of Nov. 29,1982, will be one officials had just discovered that the seed money for training buildings, public transportation, and vocational and ford .bank while the A secondary benefit of the Manchester in open, informal of its most significant: That week. Robert this mandated spending existed. terrorists at his 3,000-acre, $5- educational programs, he said. Donahues decide what to million farm in Virginia’s posh “Without the services of legal advocates for the do with their rare find. $ retreat would be to improve sessions. This would benefit the Sen. Edward Kennedy announced However, nothing is further from horse country. handicapp^, these rights are often unheeded,” “We’re trying to arrange communication among the directors as much as a retreat that he was taking himself out of the iWagman the truth: During the transitional 100% Polyester period between the Carter and Solomon said. with the public library to directors by increasing tbeir and might benefit the public running for the Democratic nomina ALTHOUGH THE LEAA was He said the $60,000 would pay for an attorney and Syndicated Reagan presidencies, several put it on display,” Mrs. Navy, Brown, Tan knowledge of one another. tion in 1984. s^ up to provide federal grants for a para-professional. Donahue said. “’The people Columnist Reagan task forces examined the Kennedy’s announcement became improving law-enforcement work in in town should have the 36 to 46 Reg. budget and reached'a clear consen a major media event — but there this country, one witness told the first opportunity to see it. sus: Much of federal spending was Family suing 38 to 46 Long was another big story, and it was committee that Wilson’s idea was After that, we’re not mandated, they said, and Reagan Reg. *80^ given only cursory coverage: In a “to have people trained here (in HARTFORD (UPI) — The family of Michael sure.” 38 to 44 Short should concentrate initially on Wiliams, a burglary suspect shot and killed by a Preliminary study by speech made earlier that week. America) and then shipped to V ^ simply cutting the growth in these Wethersfield police officer Nov. 19, has vowed to Clarke and other scien President Reagan outlined the main are mandated under existing Libya.” Berry's World mandated programs. sue'the officer and the town. tists, shows the meteorite Republican campaign theme for program s. .Without changes in Late in the spring of 1977, Wilson However, they said, if there was Williams, 28, of Hartford, was killed in the city’s may be a cosmic cousin to 1984. existing laws, these expenditures decided to pitch the idea to the ENTIRE any significant decrease in tax Bellevue Square housing project by police officer a meteorite which fell on can be cut only minimally. LEAA as a counter-intelligence / Wethersfield 11 years ago. On the way back to Washington revenues, it would be Impossible for Arthur Kureezka, 25. STOCK OF PANTS counter-terrorism project. He The officer claimed it was self defense, but the ’’W ethersfield 1971” after his Thanksgiving holiday, In fiscal 1983, about three out of Reagan to come close to fulfilling began recruiting experienced law- family said two witnesses will testily Williams was crashed through the roof of Reagan addressed the annual every four mandated dollars will go his campaign promise of a balanced to so-called “ entitlement enforcem ent officers and CIA attempting to surrender when he was shot. Paul J. Cassarino’s house, meeting of the National League of budget. about a mile from the Cities. Much of his speech was programs” — Social Security, operatives to instruct trainees. He NOW ON SALE! devoted to the federal budget Medicare, unemployment benefits, What has happened is that Reagan then prepared an LEAA grant deficit, which undoubtedly will be a and so on — with the rest going to has cut taxes and increased military proposal. Whale buried I ^4 central issue of Campaign '84. such things as Pentagon purchases spending, while finding it Impossible Wilson’s training camp would coat REGAL SLACKS that were decided on in the past, but — as he was told it would be — to money — perhaps as much as $20 1 In preserve In his speech, Reagan noted that • Solid Colors A that spread over future years; make significant cuts in mandated million. But he was sure he could the administration had "sizably MYSTIC (UPI) - A retirement benefits for former ser spending. get at least part of It from Uncle • 100% Polyester reduced the annual increase in spen female pilot whale, the last vicemen and federal employees; ’Thus the deficit, which stood at Sam. One witness told the com ding,” but added that “there is no .. of a hei^ beached off Cape • Sizes 32 to 42 current salaries of federal workers, $27.4 billion in Jimmy Carter’s final mittee that Wilson “had his own way we can eliminate, by budget Cod, has been buried in a and the interest on the national debt. budget, grew to $110.7 billion in people over there at LEAA.” Rhode Island nature cuts alone, the structural deficit fiscal 1982 and to projected $155 The witness said the negotiations preserve after being in- NMITE SHOPPERS!’ built into the budget, nor can we In political terms, what Reagan billion In the current fiscal year. reached a “very advanced stage" ' jected with a fatal dose of eliminate it by raising taxes.” meant by using the phrase “struc and that he “never did find out why barbiturates by scientists We Htve Everything that HAGGAR SLACKS tural deficit” was: "Don’t blame :' who could not ease her suf and THE KEY PHRASE here is Most experts agree that there will It fell through.” me for the massive deficits we’re fering. “structural deficit.” By this, the be a significant decrease In the next You Need.... currenly running, because there’s two years’ projected deficits only If Tbe unsuccessful month- • India Tofw, Praaaaa, Skirts president meant that part of federal t LEVI ACTION SLACKS little or nothing I can do about the tax revenues Increase dramatically long battle to save the • Qunna Sax Tops, Draaaaa, Gowns spending that is mandated each year bulk of federal spending.” Letters policy stranded whale’s life may by the simple continuation of doe to a booming economic , help the Mystic Marinellfe • Handeraftsd gllta and ruga from tho The Manchester Herald • Solid Colors • 100% Polyester • Sizes 28 to 42 existing programs, spending 'This statement closely follows the recovery. 1 Aquarium with other welcomes letters to the editor. Orlont decisions that were made earlier use of a similar term — "structural However, all predictions point to a • stranded animals in the • Orlonlal JaqKols S Klmonoo \ recovery that U anemic, at best. Letters should be brief and to but that project' into future fiscal unemployment” — by administra the point. They should be typed I future, spokeswoman Julie • Handeraflod Storling Sllvor Jowolry years, and the repayment of the tion officials. By this, they meant ; Quinn said Sunday. And so, in coming months, we’ll or neatly hand-written, and, for from flno craWamon from Amorloo national debt — or, more correctly, that a substantial amount of un ; Ml. Quinn laid the be hearing a great deal about ease in editing, should be double < aquarium will be better and around tho world . . . the interest on the national debt. employment Is built Into the system, spaced. “structural” problems as this ad '. equipped with medication m and that this administration can’t be ’The Herald reserves right I ll CINTSII ST„ MANCHISTH In fact, what the president said Is ministration defends its actions by ; and phyalcal therapy RECAVS et PHQHSSGS-SSSa X blamed for It. to edit letters In the intbmts of ; btcauae of <*• 'nund- "Your Quality Men's Shop" true: More than 78 percent of all saying, " It’s not our fault — it’s the brevity, clarity and tai^.. DOWMIOWN & VERNON OPEN MON.-THUR. TIL 9 federal outlays In any fiscal year THE PRESIDENT’S speech fault of the system.” • Uw-cktek experience with Call tor Holiday Houn l_lhe IQ-foot female.
"V MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. D ec. 20, 1982 - 9 H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Dec. 20, 1982 M onday TV Polish martial law may end but tough rules to remain can be expeled from universities by the remaining 200 internees by clear they will allow no resurgence come into operation include one that WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Poles taken Saturday by Parliament to their rectors. 0 $ - B.C. A Special Christmas (3D - ButirMst Raport big city. Vera Alentova. Irina Mu (53 ~ Beet of Midday . Christmas. The policy of Internment of defiant opposition. makes possession of illegal 6:00 P.M. ravyova, Raisa Ryazanova. 1980. may be surprised at tne toughness of suspend martial law and empower One parliamentary deputy said Santa foils a plot to make big IS) '• Indapendent Network (13 - Sign O ff the military government's new civil rule, but with new tough will cease Dec. h when martial law Authorities in Gdansk ’Thursday brochures or leaflets printed by the (33 - Eyewitness News bucks off Christmas N aw a ® - MOVIE: 'Six of a Kind' 93 - doe Franklin Show banned Solidarity trade union the strict rules “will be a safeguard Crazy complications occur on a regulations aimed at crushing dis measures aimed at curbing dissent. is suspended 12 months and 18 days took Walesa from his home by force (D - Three's Company O ) - 'You!' Mag. for Women Monday of the existence of the state.” 10:45P.M. couple's second honeymoon. GD ** Entartainmant Tonight sent that will be imposed when mar “ Martial law will be suspended in after the military crackdown. and drove him around the coun punishable by jail terms ranging ® CE) ® - News (4D - Alice The Roman Catholic CJiurch has (S - Reporter 41 Charles Ruggles. W .C. Fields. (S) - Future Sport the whole territory of Poland on Under the suspension of military tryside to prevent him from ad from 6 months to S years. 1934 tial law is suspended in 11 days, protested against the measures by (53 - Saint ^ - Moneyline ® - MOVIE: 'Thundar Ovar Dec. 31,1982 said the council’s rule, telephones will not be bugged, dressing supporters for the first Workers who commit acts (jj) - Inspector Gadget 11:00 P.M. parliamentary sources said. sending a letter to Parliament war (3D - Newscenter 12:30A.M. d ie Plains' A Union officer is as proclamation. mail will not be inspected and most time since just after his return Nov. “provoking public unrest” will be (j$ ~ Wind Raiders of the (53 - Eyewitness News signed to the Southwest territory “People are unaware yet how ning that the new regulations could (3$ - Better Health C33 - Sanford and Son 14 from 11 months of detention. liable to three-year sentences and Sahara An internaKonal crew (53 - M *A *S »H in the post-Civii W ar period. Ran tough the rules are and they will Although the bill has not yet been big Industrial plants are to be inspire “psychic terror” among the (31) - Soiedad Denise Miller, Carol O’Connor CS3 Mission Impossible dolph ^ o t t , Phyllis Kirk, Fess students involv^ in similar activity sails across the Sahara Desert G D - New s raise their eyebrows when ... they published in full, some details of the demilitarized. Among the toiigh rules that will ^5) - Entertainment Tonight and Danielle Bnsbois of ARCHIE (53 ® - NightHne Parker. 1953. people. - USA Cartoon Express ** Madame's Place • are printed,” one parliamentary new measures are already known. But by passing to u ^ new laws and ^ ' Juggler of Notre Dame BUNKER’S PLACE are ready (53 (S) - Sports Update lj|) - Festival of Faith GD - You Asked For It source said Sunday. The bill is expected to be printed “kidnapping” former Solidarity un df) - Business Report for ihe holiday season The CBS (3D - Sanford and Son - Little House GD - Star Trek 2:30 A.M. ion chief Lech) Walesa last week to Sunday night comedy senes, to (3D ' NCAA Basketball: LSU at The country’s figurehead collec s(N>n. 7:30P.M. (3D “ Moneyline Update 93 - CBS News Nightwatch stop him from making a speech in - Newswatch air Sunday! Dec 19 also stars UCLA tive leadership, the Council of State, Military leader Wojciech - P M Magazine ® - Madame's Place JIP (2^ - Newscenter (33 Allan Melvin and Jason (5® - Festival of Faith Sunday formalized the decision Janizelskl has pledged to release Gdansk, authorities have made - MOVIE: 'Drum Beat' An r MOVIE Sunday in New (33 - Sports Extra - Late Night with David GD Rite Aid For All Your Wmgioon (S - Twilight Zona Indian fighter sets out to nego Yorl<' A gir! arrives at her broth Lettarman (33 - You Asked For tt Check LiSTiNOSrORfXACT TIME @ ) - Sports Tonight tiate a peace treaty with a rene er s New York apartment and - Family Feud 1:00 A.M. gade Indian leader. Alan Ladd, Christinas Needs! must weigh her standard of mor (53 (S) Newscenter Audrey Dalton. Charles Bronson. ality aga.nst her brother's lifes (53 - Benny Hill Show (S - MOVIE: 'Bring Me the (53 ~ Carter Country OPEC meeting callapses RITE 1954. tyle Cliff Robertson, Jane,Fonda. 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Kate Thornton re (5) s - Soap Not Believe In Tears' Three ceives an offer for his business (3D (S ** Palicula: 'Casi un C53 - Psychic Phenomena them on individual quotas that has Tournament Coverage of the IS set amid trio tumult of contem young women travel to Moscow VIENNA, Austria (UPI) - A “It was a free for all,” said one AID Maureen Stapleton Efrem Zim- (35) - Sports Tonight 9:30P.M. Caballero’ men s semifinals is presented porary Israel Ted Neeley, Carl (5D - NFL Theatre: 'Best Ever to learn about life and love in the created bitter divisions within the balist Jr Lawrence Pressman crucial OPEC meeting collapsed delegate, who asked not to be iden (33) - M -A -S 'H from Marco Island FL (3 hrs . 30 Anderson. Yvonne Elliman, Josh (53 (53 - Newhart S ) - Madame's Place Coaches' big city. Vera Alentova, Irina M u 1979 today in'apparent failure after oil tified. organization. (34) - MacNeil-Lehrer mm } Mostel 1973 (3® - Vanessa 2D - Business Report 2D - M ike Douglas People Now ravyova, Raisa Ryazanova. 1980. - Christmas Messenger ministers were unable to reach The oil ministers canceled an Report 2D - MOVIE; Pa^'s Delicate ^7^ - Shakespeare Plays 10:00 P.M. 11:30P.M. (3D - Entertainment Tonight 57) - Powerhouse 25) - Pelicula: 'El Leon de San 3:00 A.M. agreement on production quotas and afternoon meeting and instead will Conference president Yahaya 2 Condition' A traveling railroad Cymbctine ' Shakespeare's (3D - MOVIE: 'All The Fine Marcos' supervisor buys a drugstore so he tragic comedy about a Queen (53 (53 - Cagney & Lacey Chris (53 (53 - Hawaii Five-0 ® - Off th« Set prices, conference sources said. issue a statement on the two days of Dikko of Nigeria told the opening 6:15P.M . and Mary Beth let an arrested Young Cannibals' A couple 2D - Madame's Place can have a drink on Sunday and a trying to stop her stepdaughter's (53 - Starsky and Hutch session Sunday that OPEC has “s- - NCAA Instruct ional Santa Claus get away. (60 min.) splits up and each marries into the CD - MOVIE: 'Snowbound' A The 13 ministers broke off their talks, the conference sources said. circus so his daughter can have a romantic desires is presented. (3 (53 - Benny Hill Show same family. Natalie Wood, former intelligence officer is sent pent a whole year and more in dis Series l4D - More Real People pony Jackie Gleason, Glynis hrs I (5) - News talks after agreeing to keep the base It was believed the problems of C5D - Saturday Night Live George Hamilton, Robert W ag to a lonely ski-hut in the Italian production quotas and price array over sharing production and 6:30P.M . 8:00P.M . Johns. Charlie Ruggles 1965 (53 - Leonard Bernstein ner. 1960. ' Alps to investigate the activities price of crude oi' at $34 a ^ r r e l and 8:30P.M. (54) - M OVIE; On Golden Pond' - Square Pegs 2? - Prime News Conducts of a mysterious group of people. raise their collective production to differentials will be referred back to unifying prices. (53 - W KRP In Cincinnati (33 C13 (53 - Carol Burnett and Friends Three generations confront each 2® - Despedida (55) - Independent Netw ork Robert Newton, Dennis Price. 18.5 million barrels a day, up from OPEC staff experts for further > 6*) - CBS News (D - P.M. Magazine 2D DD - Merriest of the Merry other during a vacation at a New - Film Bob Hope hosts this special that (34) - MOVIE: The Border' A New s @D Herbert Lorn. 1947 “We must close our ranks, share (53 v4D - That's Incredible A England cottage. Katherine Hep-, the current ceiling of 17.5 million, study and consultation and the 1l3 - Barney Miller includes Mac Davis. Olivia man wages war against corrupt man outruns a thoroughbred (5D - ESPN SportsCenter burn, Henry Fonda. Jane Fonda. ® - MOVIE: The Border' A the production in some rational and Newton-John and Loni Ander border guards who manipulate 1:15A.M. the sources said. ministers will return home. ' ,1^ - Pony's People In Sports horse, a woman survives being Rated PG. man wages war against corrupt equitable manner, set differentials son (60 mm ) the lives of Mexican immigrants. 2D - CNN Headline News (5® - MOVIE: 'Don't Cry, It's border guards who manipulate However, the ministers were un The ministers were in agreement M - NBC News buried under ice and snow for five Jack Nicholson, Valerie Porrine, (1® - Brideahead Revisited Only Thunder' A young Ameri at levels that enable each partner to days and a maintenance man tells - M OVIE; 'Tess' A young (35) Freeman Reports the lives of Mexican immigrants. able to settle the problem of even before the stormy meeting that TIMEX 0 >24) - Untamed World (3D Warren Oates 1982. Rated R. can serviceman aids homeless woman finds herself, abandoned 24) - MacNeil-Lehrer Report 2D - Night Gallery Jack Nicholson, Valerie Perrine, sell his export quota and voluntarily 10W he became a millionaire (60 orphans in wartime Saigon. Den realigning individual production the $34 base price must be main 2.§) - Noticlc^ro Nacional SIN by her new husband and in the (5® - Voice of Faith Warren Oates. 1982. Rated R. agree to abide by these limits,” he Tim ) 2® - 2 4 Horas (3D - Crossfire nis Christopher, Susan Saint quotas to match a shrinking world tain ^ , but were apparently unable Noticias nacionales con Guillermo hands of her unscrupulous G® - Sunday at the King's WATCHES 5 3 -MOVIE: Desk Set' Aneffi- 9:00P.M. 2D 2D - Tonight Show James 1981. said. Restrepo cousin . Natassia Kinski. 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Paul McCartney. referring to a June 1976 visit with to itead becomes a gossip (55) - Metropolitan Report (5® - Living Faith Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is off killing the patient before age 20. The I u M n ia OUR LOW EVERYDAY (13 - ABC News :olumnisl Kim Cattrall, Robert Burstyn 1972. ) Donahue, Claudette Colbert, Karl FUSNIS (54) Henry Fonda; The M an Indianapolis Star reported Rodney’s l^resident Ford as the CF poster irtnm Vaughn 1980 Malden. 1961. (3D 2D - NBC Nows Overnight 3:30 A.M. medication with prospects of a nor '(53 - Soap 2® - MOVIE; Jesus Christ 24) - Joy of Bach Contemporary and His Movies This retrospec child. (® - Sign Off mal life — but doctors now say he story in its Sunday editions. 11) - Jeffersons (lD - NCAA Basketball: Superstar' The rock musical ver artists perform a sampling of tive look spans Fonda's acting ® - MOVIE: Moscow Does (53 - Black News Hubbard said CF rarely is mis Marquette at Minnesota some of Bach's best known career. Not Believe In Tears' Three * ESPN's Horse Racing never had the terminal ailment. iD - ESPN's Horse Racing sion of the Biblical story of the 2:00A.M. GD Rodney's parents, Harold L. arid takenly diagnosed but it can happen last seven days m the life of Jesus works (R) (60 mm ) young women travel to Moscow W kly. Wkly. ClD - Over 3 5 Tennis 2D - Alfred Hitchcock to learn about I'fe and love in Ihe (53 - CBS News Nightwatch “He had a recurring respiratory Cheryl Brown, believed he was ter under certain circumstances. disease which was diagnosed as CF minally ill until February 1980 when Rodney displayed some of the and he has been treated as a CF a routine test at Johns Hopkins classic symptom of the disease GOOD EVENING Hospital in Raltimore showed no L^PIE^ ANP. ASTB0»GBAPH patient, but he is not cystic,” said when he was 15 months old. He was Dr. Van S. Hubbard, who examined evidence of cystic fibrosis. given massive doses of antibiotics BRIDGE Bernice Bede Osol Exhaustive tests at two other UHiGENTLEMENl Rodney Brown, now 12, in 1980. “ He and put in long hours of therapy, a WELCOME TO- still has an asthma-like condition .. hospitals confirmed the diagnosis. routine that lasted nearly nine The Gerber advantage but he’s cerainly not cystic.” “ When we first told Rodney, his years. where you would want to use four no-trump as a no-trump ^ r t h d a y NORTH 12-20-82 raise.” 4KQ976f2 Jim: "If you want to put Dk . 21,1962 VK7 Gerber in your own bidding You are likely to do more trav ♦ K5 kit, just use it in immediate eling for fun purposes this « K 4 response to opening no- coming year than you have for Light Up Your trump bids. Later on you OLDSPKE FRWT WEST EAST and your favorite partners quite a while. Your trips are apt .fn ♦ . . . . ♦ J 1053 CAKE mav want to add other cases to be ol short duration, but AFTER SHAVE V864 VA952 they will Include pleasant INDfCOIATfOTm ♦ 1097 4 3 ♦ 82 of four clubs as an artificial adventures. LOTION A CtlAY w n lOU THE SERGEANT OF THE GUARD JUST/ THAT MEAJ4S OOP OKAY, CORPORAL, , request for aces.' SAW SOME PUFFS OF SMOKE OFF V FOUND HOZAY, THE HE'S DONE H)S ♦A86S2 ♦ 10 7 3 SA Q ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-4>oc. Oswald: “In using Gerber 21) Your mate’s way of han TOWARD THE EAST, YER HIGHNESS! GORMAV! BIT! NOVV IT'S SOUTH C h ristm as o TIME TDOOURS!' you should definitely play dling family funds today could ♦ A 8 A N Y Q U E S TIO N S ? / that the response of four dia be better than yours, so If prac 4 1/4 OZ. V Q J 103 monds shows either zero or tical suggestions are offered •omi ♦ AQJ6 four aces, four hearts shows don’t turn a deaf ear to them. 4QJ9 one, four spades two and New predictions for the year iL r Vulnerable: East-West four no-trump shows three. lollowing your birthday are now W ifri O ur m Dealer: South Then if you wish you can fol ready. Send $1 to Astro-Graph, low with five clubs to ask for Box 489, Radio City Station, West North East South kings." N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify 1 NT Jim: “Without Gerber birth date. Send an additional mn sm for men Pass 4 4 Pass 4 4 North might well decide to $2 for the NEW Astro-Graph Pass 4 NT Pass Pass raise his partner’s no-trump Matchmaker wheel and book “CHRfSTM/^ DEUGW BOOTS AND SADDLE, ARIES Pass let. Reveals romantic combina right to six. The odds favor tions and compatibilities for all AND BRITISH CROWN finding three aces as part of signs. Opening lead: 410 South’s high cards. With CAPRICORN (Oac. 22-Jan. 19) STUA-irr; TH ie is A IF SOWETHIMG r PICTN'T WANT I THOUGHT I Gerber at his disposal North Stick to procedures today COiOMI 4 01.. OMOORANT 3 01. Centerpiece tOAMTOO101. A «S O A R ]01. P R E ^ REHEARSAL HAPPENEP TD YOUR TO UP5ET VOU. O X IL P G E T Sh> bids four clubs and South which, you know from experi fOR OUR CHRI5-TMA‘3 WI9E AWN C05TUAAE, WITH A eU ECTITU TE rebids four spades to show ence, will produce desirable TOHRCHOKf exactly two aces.” PAGEANT WHV PIITN'T ‘tOU FROAA HALLOW EEN. By Oswald Jacoby results. It’s not a good day to '0* LETAAE KNOWi* Oswald: “North checks to experiment with untested J c and James Jacoby make sure he has heard cor methods. rectly and proceeds to bid AQUARIUS (Jan. 2IFFab. IB) 0 'O ' Oswald: "As invented by four no-trump for the final WelFIntentioned friends could 1 I I the late John Gerber of contract. The 4-0 spade offer you business advice today A io rT i R ffE A lD Houston, the Gerber conven break would hold a spade which might not serve your C tion used any four-club bid declarer to four, but 11 best Interests. Take their coun 'A A " SIZE following strong bidding to tricks come in easily in no- sel with a grain of salt. ask for aces. Today it is only trump.” PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Timing Is very Important today w ' . used as an adjunct to Black (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) wood to cover instances regarding something you hope to accomplish. If you jump In ^9' prematurely. It could set you back rather than move you ahead. ARIES (March 21-AprH 10) Your career hunches are likely ACROSS 4 Plastic type Aniwer to Previous Puzzle to be on target today, but your 5 Landing place Insights In other areas could be IT w A J 1 City in Utah 6 Former | z s A Z 0 A I e N V 1 E D off the mark. Be careful. 5 U-boat (abbr.) MIdeatt TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ■no PUSH S o 8 Of the mouth alliance (abbr.) I n E e P A D A II C l_____ Business and pleasure may not 12 Unctuous 7 Brothers ■ fif o L E make a good mix today, so 13 Sailor (abbr.) o M l u E o O M think twice before involving THAN IT IS TO 14 Good (Lat.) 8 Stubborn r i T A T E A U your social contacts In your 2 15 Fervor 9 Logic commercial Interests. CIS 16 Gold (Sp.) . PUIM IT. 10 Mountain OEMIW (May 21-Juna 20) Par 17 School of tyttem in modern art sons you have helped will be; ) South helplul to you today, but if you 18 Involve America TwAVfS IT-10 20 Drenches seek the aid of individuals who 11 Rent you have rejected, they’re apt 22 Engrossed 19 Author 24 Woke up to turn you down. Fltmi>^ii 25 Definite CANCER (June 21-July 22) 21 Declaration of 35 Male cat 50 Regarding (2 Treat everyone with considera article wdi.. Let, ^'iD lT R E HCLDIJ 28 Negative elitgience 37 Spindle tion today. Don’t step out of conjunction 23 Kind of tube 41 French abbr.) character and behave haughtily 25 You (Fr.) 51 Standard to one In a subservient poil- • 1 1 . 9 5 • 1 5 . 9 5 * TME 29 Make brown negative cash and carry 30 Night 26 High water (abbr.) tlon. 43 Blunder delivered (^charge sales additional) birda mark (abbr.) 52 Auctioneer's LEO (July 2S-Aug. 22) As long 27 Cut out UP5IPE 32 Fasciet.forone 44 Goode word as you stay vvHhIn familiar 36 Mimer 31 Scarta 46 Korean city realms today, your results will Holly, velvet ribbon, cones, apple, 33 Sleepily 55 Japanese be rewarding. However, If you 38 Intide (praf.| 48 Porch 39 Boxer Baer 34 Pen currency axperfmant In new fields It may Christmas greens, candle In a 40 Spanith title 1 2 3 4 B a 7 a a 10 11 be a dilfarant story, 42 Athletic vmoo (A ug. 23-S^ 22) This center 12 IS 14 Is not a good day to make snap lacquered wicker basket. 43 Eddy dacltlons about important fam 45 Sehrei IB ta 17 ily mattara. Taka lota of time to 47 City on the. weigh the altafnatlvea before Only From ^^WCI^VIi^C.»TWWIiMWI Loire \ IB It 21 rendering a fudgmant. 49 Kind of rock ■ LIMA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 28) 53 Rutiian 22 Unless you have aomathbig intend lea ■ compllmantary to aay about 2B 26 \ HOVV D ID YtPU MICE VOU HAVE ID R A iee YOUR 54 Three (prefix) others today, you’d bo wlaa not 50 Prepofition SO ■ 1 34 Sf to say anything. Biting com- TOUR FIRST DAY OF HAND WHEN MDU WANT TO 57 Regale m an lt will not b e forgiven or 5CHOOL,NAtHAM'? GO TO THe BATHBOONA1 SB Fusf subatance SB ■ ” forgotten. SB Rhrtr in J ■ SCOMNO (Oet 26-No*. 82) RITE AID PHARMACIES Ruatia St .0 Unleaa you are extremely V 60 Employe watchful and prudent In money EAST HARTFORD ■ ■4B ENFIELD 61 One or more 4S 44 matters today, you are Hkaly to 649-5268 62 Extend a loan spend for thfoga which you 85 E, CENTER ST. •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-41 21 • 271 ELLINGTON RD. 47 1 1 ao 11 B2 i could aaaHy do without. ' PHARMACY PH: 528-611 5 DOWN ■ (NtwwAsei WTwmae A66NJ MANCHESTER BS •4 II la •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH; 649-9110 1 Soft mud BY •• •a Open Wed & Thur 'til 9 p.m. 2 Nothing (Fr.) How did they maiiaie to get rid of wtur cream 3 MIdoett •0 •f 12 More toe port someone developed batted FrI. ’til 5 p.m. 11-20 - s potatoes to put It on? MANrHKSTER HERALD. Mon., Dec. 20, 1982 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Dec. 20, 1982-■1 M a n c h e s te r Changes in town's garage m a n h e ld to improve repair faciirties FOCUS/ Hom e
in drug bust Alterations to the town’s highvray stalled in the repair area. The roof some small tools, but it appears the garage on Olcott Street, for which will be raised to accommodate the foundations for the lifts will be more costly than expected and the roof A Manchester man was scheduled $150,000 has been budgeted, call for truck lifts over three stalls or bays. may also cost more than was to be arraigned in Windsor Superior improving the motor vehicle repair That will provide space over three other stalls for storage. allowed in his estimate. Court today following his arrest facilities. The work will be done within the Friday, along with a Florida man, The proposal, worked out by A locker room in that part of the $150,000 at any rate, Kandra said. on charges of possession of $50,000 Public Works Director George A. building will be put back into opera tion. Plumbing is in place, biit the The changes are being diisigned by of cocaine. Kandra, devotes six stalls now u s^ the engineering firm of Fuss and John V. Halldrin, 23, of 74 Chest for vehicle storage to repair fixtures have been removed. O’Neill. The town has devoted $15,- nut St., was being held in lieu of $50,- facilities. An office also will be provided for The stalls are located at the north a fleet manager and for his 000 for the design. 000 bond at Hartford Correctional The repair work would be done un Center, He was charged with end of the garage. Repair is now secretary, who will also fill a role der supervision of a fleet manager, possession of more than one ounce being done elsewhere in the building similar to that of a parts manager in ■\k.-u of cocaine with intent to sell. and there are no lifts. Work is done a service station. a new position created when the job of highway superintendent was com- Andre J, Szach, 25, of Palm Bay, either from a pit or on the garage Kandra said it was originally Fla., who arrived on a plane from hoped that the $150,000 budget for bined with that of park and floor. cemetery superintendent. Florida Friday evening, was From one to three lifts will be in the work would include money for charged with possession of more I than one once of cocaine with intent r* i 4 to sell, and possession of marijuana. ‘ < He was being held in lieu of $100,000 Man hurt in mishap )i bond. Fire Calls. A Manchester npan was treated and released at According to state police Manchester Memorial Hospital early Sunday morning, spokesman Adam Berluti. the two after the car he was driving reportedly rolled over on were arrested shortly after 9 p.m. in Manchester mond Road. (Town) Interstate 86. the parking lot at Bradley Inter Monday, 1:58 a.m. — Car Thomas M. Davis, of Manchester, was treated for' 2 national Airport by members of the Saturday, 1:08 a.m. — skin abrasions, a hospital spokesman said this morning. ^ . h False alarm, Manchester fire, Manchester Statewide Narcotics Task Force, a Plymouth. (Town) State police said his car rolled over on the highway,- coalition of state and local police Community College. between exits 93 and 94, just after 3 a.m. Sunday. State, departments. (Town) Monday, 8:43 a.m. — police and the Manchester Eighth District Fire Depart Berluti said the officers had a Saturday, 7:26 a.m. — Medical call, 227 Union St. ment responded. Apparently, no other cars were in-* warrant to search the men and their Water flow alarm, 596 (Eighth District) volved. .C 1 luggage. Hilliard St. (Eighth The police seized eight ounces of District) 16 HAMILTON DRIVE Saturday, 9;09 a.m. — 11 Nike Circle 37 HAMILTON DRIVE high grade cocaine with a street 12 BRUCE ROAD . . . straw and ribbons. value of $50,000. nine ounces of Medical call, 15 Cornell St. . . Ilfesize Santa. . . grapevine pineapple 0 . . green on white. material used to dilute the cocaine, (Town) D a i r i i HARTFOU HD. D.a m arijuana, $2,100 in cash and Saturday, 11:16 a.m. — Q u e e n Car fire, 152 Cooper Hill St. various drug paraphernalia. Berluti Herald photo by Tarquinio said. (Town) IhUay Cakt Sak Saturday, 12:40 p.m, — Waddell elves Medical call, 184 Hollister SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CAKE Abraham Lincoln was the only St. (Eighth District) brazier. president ever to undergo enemy Saturday, 4:22 p.m. — It’8 the best thing to happen to The third grade classes at Waddell School put on a play called cake since cake. And what a gunfire. Lincoln faced Confederate Brush fire. Fern St. treat It Is. Light, cake crunch. bullets at Fort Stevens, only a few “A Lesson for Elves" last week. Members of the cast Included (Town) Cool and creamy chocolate miles from the White House, where (from left) Jessica Neubauer, Adam Musser and Kathleen Saturday, 4:25 p.m. — and vanilla DO*. Plus rich, cold fudge and delicious Season's restored ramparts stand today. O’Marra. Medical call, 433 Woodland Ic in g . Y o u c a n h a v e It St. (Eighth District) decorated for any occasion. The Dairy Queen* Round Saturday, 4:28 o.m. — Cake. Frozen and packaged Maifunctioning coal stove, for easy take home. Pick one Obituaries 126 Bolton St. (Eighth up today. ChooM Santa or Traa Daaign District) $399 8” CAKE *6*® 11" CAKE $999 r “ Sunday, 3:16 a.m. — Auto 6” CAKE greenings Beverly A. Osborne St., died Sunday at his home. He was a bookkeeper for the former Kemp’s rolled over with injuries. i Beverly .A. Osborne. 52. of 438 W. the husband of Rose Pagani Borello. Inc. store of Manchester. She was a Interstate 86 between exits PIES .Middle Turnpike, died Friday at He was born in Manchester and member of Center Congregational 93 and 94. (Eighth District) special Price Hartford Hospital. had lived in town most of his life. He Church, the Ever-Ready Circle of Sunday, 2:59 p.m. — Regular 2.50HM She was born in Nashua, N H. and was a member of St. James Church. King's Daughters, and was an active Medical call, 123 Eldrich All pies are made in a*- araham cracker .shell. Manchester's doors are had lived in the Hartford area for He was a veteran of World War II, participant in the F raser Rug St. (Town) Choose from: Chocolate having served in the U.S. Army Air Fudge. Strawberry, many years. Hooking. Group. Sunday, 3:43 p.m, — Pineapple^ Coconut. She leaves two sons, Gordon Force in the Pacific Theater. Before She leaves two daughters. Gene Medical call, 199H Tudor LOGS *3.99 Osborne of Glastonbury and Mark retiring 10 years ago he had been a Walton of Manchester and Dorothy Lane. (Eighth District) regular $5.95 all wreathed in smiles H Osborne, stationed in Germany stock foreman for G. Fox & Co. for Tims of Stratford and a grandson Sunday, 7:10 p.m. — Auto with the U S. .Army; and a grand more than 30 years. At the time of and a gr^at-grandson. accident with injuries, 550 GREAT CAKE GIVEAWAY daughter. his death he was treasurer and a F'uneral services will be Tuesday N. Main St. (E ig h th How will you greet -your guests this traditional way of setting off the green Funeral services will be private. member of Improved Order of at 8:30 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral District) Come In And Register Burial will be in Old Church Redmen of Manchester. Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be in Sunday, 8:31 p.nri. — (for FREE CAKE. 1 CAKE To holiday season? With open arms and a in the wreaths, several homeowners Cemetery, Glastonbury. There are He was secretary of the the spring in Pleasant Hill Gasoline odor, 25 Downey Be Given Away Weekly kitchen that smells of roast turkey and added personal touches. no calling hours. Glastonbury .Malglianesi Society and a member Cemetery, Livermore Falls. Drive. (Town) No Purchase Necessary gingerbread, perhaps. With handmade A wreath set atop an ornate Spanish Funeral Home has charge of and former club permittee for the Friends may call at the funeral Sunday, 10:07 p.m. — 94 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE S. 24 HAMILTON DRIVE filigree door greets guests at 114 Scott arrangements. Italian American Social Club of home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Medical call, 130 Rich ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY CAKE IN ADVANCE — 647-1076 . . . double duty. gifts and a crackling fire and a live . . . colonial charm. Manchester and had held various of Memorial contributions may be tree with hundreds of tiny lights. Drive. A wreath tied with dried Doris K. Gianninoto fices in that society. He was also a made to the Marlow Memorial Fund 4 Prepackaged 8undaMr*g.a.M S2.00 Doris (King) Gianninoto. 74. of Helping people satisfy flowers welcomes guests to 74 member of Campbell Council, Kof at Marlow Church, Marlow, N.H. their needs and wants .;. TAKE H9ME 2 Ota. Home Pac rag. $i.ss...... SI .25 But most of Manchester has I___ I i9 L___r .Akron. Pa., died Saturday. .She was C, the .AARP, and the Manchester Lakewood Circle North. the wife of the late Joseph Gian that’s what Want Ads are SPECIALS 12 D.Q. Sandwichaa rag. $1.10...... SI .50 extended the welcome a step further, Senior Citizens. all about. One family at 19 Nike Circle gift- ninoto and the mother of Mrs Ger Besides his wife he leaves a son, by bringing Christmas out to their trude E Therian of Manchester. Robert V. Borello of Vernon; a doorsteps. wrapped the entire door in shiny foil, , She also leaves another daughter. Larson lived daughter, Marcia F.. Borello of The Herald photographer has cap then added a gigantic candy cane. At Doris G Brown of Rocky Hill; a North Miami, Fla,; a sister, Mrs. with daughter son, Joseph R Gianato of Akron; Virginia F. Rice of Manchester; and tured the traditional — and non- 11 Nike Circle the family forgot the seven grandchildren; and a two grandchildren. Ellen Larson, 82, formerly of traditional — in door decor. Here’s wrappings and got right to the source, greatpgrandson School Street, D^nchester,'who died Funeral services will be Thursday in Florida, made her what your neighbors have done to deck with a life-sized Santa waving from in Wednesday at 10;15 a m. from the Leola G. Burbank home with her daughter, Mrs. side the storm door. D'Esopo Wethersfield Chapels, 277 out their front entrances. Leola (Goding) Walton Burbank, Eleanor Henderson of 5092 Cedar- A traditional wreath of greens is still Folly Brook Blvd . Wethersfield 91, of 83 Doane St., died Saturday at . brook Lane, Hernando Beach, The University of Connecticut with services at 11 a m in South Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Spring Hill, Fla. 33526. the favorite, whether made of balsam, One of the most unusual decorations Congregational Church. ' Hartford. was the wife of the late Thomas A. Mrs. Larson had lived in princess pine, or even artificial pine. A was a handmade ornament made from Friends may call at the Burbank. Manchester for more than 50 years Wethersfield Chapel Tuesday from 7 She was born in Livermore Falls, before moving to Florida about five at Storrs MS* double door calls for double wreaths, dried grapevines wound into the shape to 9 p m Maine on Sept. 30, 1891 and had been years ago. She also leaves two I ^ \ of course, like the one on 24 Hamilton of a pineapple, the traditional symbol Vincent F. Borello a resident of Manchester for many grandchildren and three great of a New England welcome. You’ll Vincent F Borello of 123 Eldridge years. B efore retirine she had been grandchildren. Drive. But the photographer spotted other find that at 37 Hamilton Drive. wreaths, too. One on 16 Hamilton Even the library joined the holiday Drive was made of straw and wound celebration. The massive oak doors of with brightly colored calico; others the Whiton Memorial Library on North in i/ie /ci/cAen SPRING SEMESTER 1983 were made of corn husks or braided Main Street were draped with a gar hemp. land of greens tied with giant red JANUARY 24-MAY 17 And though red ribbons are the bows. 7k- ? 1 ■’a -1 1 J V |7 ■ II O / S T V t P PASTA The University of Connecticut at Storrs will m Herald photos by Pinto, 19 HAMILTON DRIVE 35 SCOTT DRIVE . . . greens and ribbons 2 be offering several undergraduate and IT A L U ia(/ k . wreath and garlands. graduate credit courses in which qualified _,r- 188 West Middle Tpke. mennbers of the community as well as ,v Manchester, Ct. students from other colleges may enroll. Ad m . 643-7424 mission to these credit courses is on a non degree, non-matriculating basis for those not 0 in degree-seeking status at the university. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! For a complete schedule of courses, days, Make Our Pasta Products Part and hours, and additional information on of Your Special Holiday Meal! registration, contact the Office of Credit Programs in Extended and Continuing With $10.00 ! PurchaM IN ■ Education, 486-3832$ 00 COUPON Ow Faita I Prodwti I Fees are payable at registration by check, OFFER GOOD AT: Mastercard, or VISA. Registration should be Carla’s Pasta and all storas carrying our product. I Expiree 2/28/U MH I completed before classes begin on Monday, I January 24, 1983 to avoid late-registration Order Our Caeaeroles For penalties. « Your Holiday Party - CALL The University of CAnnecticut at Storrs TeL B43’ 7424 Credit Programs in Extended and Continuing Educa tion 486-3832 74 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE N. 114 SCOTT DRIVE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 19 NIKE CIRCLE WHITON MEMORIAL LIBRARY . . Spanish elegance .toll and candy cane. . . . 85 N. Main St. . . . simple and rustic. MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. Dec. 20,. 1982 - 13 - MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Supermarket Shopper ------1 Social Security Clip ‘n’ file refunds j Seasonal I Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, Syrup, Salad | sharing Dressings (File No. 5) 11 Plan ahead Yes, banks will notify you P a t Qelting, left; Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off I seasonat sharing coor{ coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage | Editor's note: this Q U E S T IO N : Our son, allowances are deducted, QUESTION: It seems coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed, j dinator for thfl for triples column is prepared by who’s a teenager, is blind the remaining amount, to me with benefits levels proofs of purchase while looking for the required j Manchester Areq used to decide if the child the Social Security Ad and has no income of his at 25 to 50 percent of my forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Conference of meets the SSI income and unlocking the front doors. ministration in East own. Would m y husband’s prior earnings 1 would magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers j By Martin Sloane Churches, presents S resource requirements. At My husband and I each got Hartford. If you would salary be counted in never get back what I paid may not be available in all areas of the country. gift to Rosalind Pangla; 18, the child is considered D EAR M A R T IN : When a shopping cart and headed like lo see a question deciding if our son is eligi to Social Security in taxes. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. an adult and parental in I first saw the advertise down separate aisles. An a patient at Meadows answered, write to Sal ble for SSI payments? Is this true? The following refund offers are worth J9.59. This come has no effect. ment in the newspaper hour later we both wound Convalescent Hom e ort Anello, 657 Main St., ANSWER: In deciding week's offers have a total value of $22.84. offering “ Triple Coupons" up at the checkout counter Bldwell Street. Gifts fo( East Hartford, 06108. on the eligibility of an un QUESTION: If my 16- These offers don’t require a refund form ; ANSWER: It depends on it was like a dream come a little breathless but the elderly may be left married child under 18 who year-old son earns over the MRS. BUTTERWORTH'S Calendar. P.O. 866, QUESTION: I’m true. But I soon woke up to excited and anxious to find at the Manchester Mall; lives at home, part of the earnings limit for people when you retire. People Medina, Ohio 44258. Receive a free Mrs. thinking about having my the fact that if I wanted to out how much we had parent’s income and assets who receive Social Securi retiring today who have Butterworth’s Recipe,'Crafts Calendar. Send two 811 Main St., at Social Security payment make the most of it, I had saved. I was also a little are considered to be the ty benefits, w ill this affect paid in the maximum taxes net weight statements from any size bottles of Mrs. Heritage Savings anc| deposited directly into my to Social Security since it to prepare myself. I had nervous. v ch ild ’ s. N ot all o f the my benefits as his mother? Butterworth’s. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. Loan, 1007 Main St.; checking account. If I do, started collecting taxes in only two days in which to It seemed like it took parent’s income counts, ANSWER: No. The son’s AU NT M IL L IE ’S Spaghetti Sauce, P.O. Box and at the Center will the bank n6tify me do it, so I started by going forever to ring everything however. There are 1937 will have paid in about PM172, El Paso, Texas 79966. Receive a $1 refund when my benefit is benefit will be reduced $1 through every coupon in up, but actually it was only Street firehouse anct allowances for work and $14,700 — they w ill get that or four 25Tcent coupons Send four labels from any deposited? Or will I have to for every $2 over $4,440 a my file. a few minutes. The total Eighth Utilities District living expenses and for back in 19 months. People size of Aunt M illie’s Spaghetti Sauce tor a $1 refund wait until I get my monthly year that he earns, but First, 1 picked out all the came to $263.18, and then firehouse. other children living in the who retire in the future or one label from any size of Aunt M illie’s'sauce for bank statement to find out your benefit w ill not be coupons I thought would the cashier started making Herald photo by Pinto home. After these will not fare as well. $1 in Aunt M illie’s coupons. This offer is valid if the bank got my benefit? affected. bring me a free item or at triple deductions for our where advertised by .Aunl Millie’s or displayed by ______! A N SW E R : Financial in least save me half the coupons . . . and finally a participating stores. Expires April 30, 1983. stitutions are required b y , price. Next, I made a list of grand total - $101.63!!! I These offers require refund forms: law to notify direct all the coujKjn items which was thrilled and my hus • 763 ond 191 M om $t M onchettei CRESCENT Free Beef Offer. Receive a $1.25 depositors that their Social 1 didn't know the price of, band was all smiles! Phone 643-1 191 or 643 1900 coupon for the purchase of fresh ground beef. Send Security payments either or which 1 wasn’t sure the • Eottbreok Moll. Monaficid 2 the required refund form and the bottom Va package We were still smiling as have been received and store carried. On this list I Phone 456-1141 (including ingredient statement and Universal we pushed the loa'ded shop East Catholic names its deposited or have not been had columns for name of Product Code symbol) from any eight packages of ping carts out the door, received. Written or oral eASTtftN CONNBC1ICUT S item, size, aisle number, IBADING fUti SMWCf OPTICIANS' Crescent sauces, gravies or seasoning mixes. This because we both knew that Herald photo by Tarqulnio notice must be given within price and amount of the offer is valid only where Crescent products are dis all the boxes and cans two business days after the coupon. first quarter honor roll tributed. Expires June 30, 1983. ■ would provide me with the SHARING CHRISTMAS SECRETS AT NATHAN HALE payment is received or ' The next day, I took my HEINZ Home Stylo Gravy $1 Refund Send the proofs-of-purchase I will . . . Kerry Droney and Jennifer Bushey In Sugar Plum Shop after the payment was list and visited the super required refund form and five labels from Heinz use to send for a lot of re { ’4)te. Shawn Cully, Catherine Day. Chris Michael MePadden. Sean Meehan, Br scheduled to be received market. It seemed as if I The following is the honor roll for Home Style Gravy, any variety. Look for the hang fund offers, — Verna Dean. Dickinson. Melissa Domijan, Brenda Itwiney. Robert Shaw. Jacqueline Sippl but was not. The law also CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS! got a few “ funny” looks as the first quarter at East Catholic Stephen Sledesky, Joey Smith. tag on the package. Expires April 30, 1984. Lubbock, Texas. Duplcssie, Nancy Frankenberger, Jeanne requires financial in I went down the aisles High School: Gillespie. Christine Goppel, Mark Grabski. K.ARO Free Pancake Syrup Offer. Receive the Second honors stitutions to provide a GLASSES HEARING AIDS checking off the items on DEAR V E R N A : When Maura Hagearty. Mary Hopkins. Keith This shop for kids only full purchase price refund on either one 16-ounce or .Judenis. Judy Knight. Adam Ansaldi, Diana Bates. Christopher readily available telephone FRAMES my list and filling in the in- stores offer double or triple' & SERVICE ,32-ounce size of Karo Pancake Syrup. Send the F re s h m e n Karen Landerman. Richard Lavey. Darcy Brunone. Maureen Carney, Colleen Cun line direct depositors can CONTACT LENSES ,formation. But, I felt that I coupons, smart shoppers ningham. Kevin Curtin, Jackie DePau{o, required form and two labels from your refund size I^Brun. Karen Mador. Amy Marchei, Tracey It’s for kids only — the Sugar Plum Shop at Christmas items. call to find out if their had to do this to be sure the grab their coupon files and Honors with distinction McConville. Ruth Millsteln, Paula Mozzicato, Terrance Kean. The PTA group responsible for the project in 1 16-ounce or 32-ounce size), along with the register Nathan Hale School. No parents are allowed in the benefits were deposited. item was available and make a bee-line for thq Joel Ciszewski. Timothy Kelley. Kevin Siobhan O’Connell. Stacey Ogrodnik. Stephanie i^u rie .Melody, Douglas Mihok, Thomas cludes: Chris Waites, Ann Case, Cindy Oliver, Cin tapes with the purchase prices circled. Expires Patti. Robert Phillips, Carol Rossetto. Muriartv. Mary Olson, Lisa Romeo, L^ia shop set up at the school to allow children to buy that the coupon would give store before the shelves Mailflen. Jenny Purnhagen, Elizabeth Tan. dy Scoval, Kathy Gallagher, Carol Burnett. Rita TELESCOPES Feb. 28, 1983. Patricia Shanahan. Rachael Shiebler, Tcrese Hussntto. Michael Schroeder. Elizabeth gifts for their immediate families. BINOCULARS me a big discount, 1 knew are depleted' of couponed Steele. ! Hayes, Becky Kelly, Ruth Rose, Cricket Piela. LA SAUCE-UNCLE BEN’S Chicken Offer. First honors Tunnel N , ' The shop is sponsored by the P T A of the school. from that on a triple-coupon day items. But, if you have Peggy Burnett, Mary Ann Sines, Lynn Reinhold, Receive an 85-cent coupon for fresh chicken. Send Mina Ahn, Deirdrc Allison, Carolyn Black. Second honors Many of the items have been made by PTA PROLONG THE LIFE All Purpose 1 would be in too big a some time to plan in ad Douglas Bussa. M argaret Caffrey, Denise and Marion Hagen and her Grade 2 class. Bernie $ 5 8 0 0 fhe required refund form and two entire La Sauce .Mark Bailey. Betsy Benoit, David Bowik, S e n io rs : members, 1,300 items in all. Some items were OF C U T FLO W E R S in hurry to look for un vance. as you did. the Chiroinc. Joseph Clisham. Michelle Freemer, Belhumeur was chairman of the project. labels plus one Uncle Ben’s Universal Product Code Kevin Dallahue, Paul Guardino, Tanya (Christine Burke, Jill Bycholski. Mark donated by Marlows, Toy Warehouse, Fairway and your . home by snipping familiar products or do any preparations pay off at the Honors with distinction All items were very moderately priced so the OPERA GLASSES FOR THEATER & SPORTS symbol, along with the register tapelsi with the l,opatka. .Marie Luby. Cam pbell. K arlene Crouch. Brian Dunn, K-Mart. Proceeds from the sales will help pay for .ste:ns at an angle. This cost calculations. Since the checkout counter. The Herbert Harvey. Cheryl Hollis. Ellen Russell, Diane Trudeau. children could shop for their whole family. purchase prices circled. Expires Sept. 30. 1983. i.isa I.uginbuhl, Brian Lynch. Elizabeth materials used by the P TA in making the many provides more stem sur store had been recently shoppers who save the Miirphv. Gerard Murphy. Christine Baffin, Kurt Hovan. Bertrand Howard. Brian GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR ANY AMOUNT! MCCORMICK-SCHILLING Refund. Receive four First honors face to absorb the water. remodeled, the “ dress most are those who know I'-iiil Kav Jr.. Andrea Ryan, K yle Smith. Wen* l^wrcnce. Brian LeBlanc, Salvatore Nerl, 25-cent coupons tor Gourmet Spices Send the Iticliard Price, Kathleen Quigley. Edward rehearsal ” turned out to be ilv Sunega. Jerom e Tomko. Anne Zapadka. Stephen Baton, Leslie Bilodeau. Christopher required refund form and the Universal Product each coupon they intend to Scliauster. l.«ori Stanford. Thomas Whalen. Blanchard, Anne Brady. Mary Burke, Mary a very good idea. Code symbol from the back label of any three use. know the location of Second honors ('arriera. Susan Chmiel, Kathleen ColUns, That night, my husband each couponed item and I'hrista .Jankowski. Tara Johnson. Maureen Steven Dobieski, Jennifer Gay, Timothy McCormick-Schilling Gourmet Spices. Expires Goodwin. Catherine Goppel, Jeanne Hamlll. and 1 sorted all the coupons the cost of each item after \!r(!onville. Kelly Rado, Alison Supple, March 31. 1983. J u n io rs Kathleen Harnett, Michael Hebert. Sheila About Town that we would be using the Phere-sa T avan o. John W lecek. C h erie The R T, FRENCH Co. Mix And Match $1 Re the coupon is deducted. Howard. Richard Kucinskas, E)eborah Mallcm, next day and put them into uniiains. Tam m y Young. Honors with distinction fund Send the required refund form and the Univer James Moriarty, Angelo Morson, Stacey A ll H e a r t separate envelopes accor V Nolc lo Sii|MTiiiurkel Brian Harkins, Carolyn Janton. James Piiieo. Lisa Shorey. Brian Smith, Richard sal Product Code symbols from any three French’s S o p h o m o re s ding to the aisles of the I'ocIk: Thank you for all Mi 'cr. Susan .Moynihan. Mary Siena. Soucier. Carlene Stevenson. Roberto Zac* glass packages, along' with the register tape with (and sparkling diamonds) store We also circled the the entries in my Second Honors with distinction cardclli. Calendar for sale the purchase price circled Expires March 31. 1983 expiration da.tes, and if the Annual Supermarket .James herak. David Boisoneau, Colin First honors Here is a refund form you can write for . A coupon llucchkT, l*enny Burgess. Kathleen Evans. Second honors There are still about 100 copies of the Manchester Appropriately offered for your coupon specified a size, we Shopper Poetry Competi I'^dwanl .Adams. Bruce Antonia, Thomas lor 1 pound of apples, up to 60 cents. Baker's Joy Sharon McDermott. John Price. Kevin ('ynthia Bates, Shawn Callahan, Thomas Historical Society’s 1983 engagement calendar for sale. circled that, too, in order tion. Every one is being Barry. Karen Benjamin, James Byer. Shield sweetneart's year 'round enjoyment Apple Offer. P O. Box 6611. Maple Plain. Minn Seollan. Lvnne Trocciola. Walter Trymbulak. (’ampbell. Julie Ciszewski. Kelly Crouchley. Cniiins, Ti'nothy Feshler. Christine Gagnon. The calendars, which show views of old firehouses and to make it a little easier for carefully read and the 55348 Send for this form by March 31. 1983. This Donna TuUle. ('olicen (.’ullelon, James Dargati, Carolynn Peresj Holbrook. Paul Mador. equipment, may be purchased for $4.50 at the Cheney 5 P " '- the cashier. competition winners will DelSignurc. Mary Keenan, Sharon Kelly. l-'r.tnk McCoy, Maureen Moriarty, offer expires April .30, 1983. First honors Homestead', 106 Hartford Road, Harrison’s Stationers at We arrived at the super be announced at the end of .Maryanne Lcm aire. Lisa Longo. Eileen Christopher Negri, Christine Swlder, Amy Briiin Bender. .Susan M Byrne. Michelle Peneza. Sarah Warringtort, Linda Wilper. 849 Main St., Reed’s at the Parkade, and the Train market just as they were January. Madden. Chris Markelon, W illiam Masse. Exchange at 71 Hilliard St. . Copy number one of the 500 numbered calendars will Yale gets paintings pe sold to the person submitting the highest bid. Written 4ilds may be sent to the Manchester Historical Society, Cinema NEW HAVEN lUPU — The Yale University Art ■106 Hartford Road. Gallery will celebrate its 150th anniversary by , exhibiting its newest donation — six oil paintings valued E IL irlfiin l W inilHor at $5 million from the collection of the late John Hay Alcholics to meet Twin heart pendant. 14k gold ring, \llieneuin Cinema — Pla/.a— E.T. The Extra- 14k gold pierced Whitnev 6 diamonds, 14k gold 6diamonds totaling Reopens Tuesday rcrrestrial (PGl 7:15. Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian group for earrings each set with chain. $265. 1/5 ca,rat. $355. ijlietnu City — The ■ II is not often that our collection is so enriched with TMPU-II-11UVU ^alcoholics, w ill meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Communi- 3 diamonds. $290. Veridet iR i — 7:30 , 9:50. one gilt ’ ■ said Alan Shestack. gallery art director. “ We ;ty Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. Yessongs (G l 7. 9:55 with ADventnres are the beneficiaries of John Hay Whitney’s astuteness presents ; Persons addicted to drugs are welcome to attend the r Ladies and Gentlemen: as a collector and his commitment to quality.' ;meetings. Use the rear entry way of the church. The Rolling Stones (P G ) Enlarged Whitney, a Yale graduate, form er publisher and lo show 8:20 — The Chosen (P G ) detail L 7:20. 9 30 - Mephisto7 05. editor-in-chief of the New York Herald Tribune, and Trusted Jewelers Since 1900 9.40. former U S. ambassador to Great Britain, died last HOME C in o lu d in — Stoaway February The gift was made through a charitable trust DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 7:30 with David Copper- e.stablishi'd bv Whitney.’ Hartford • New Britain • Weslfarms Mall Ant*r<8n Expr*t»MMie« CA8T0eViM(M
ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Classified 643'2711 RATES LOOK FOR THE STARS... DEADLINE Minimum Charge m o t ic e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods SB—Misc for Rent $2.25 lor one day | 12;00 noon the day 24— Lots-Land tor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products JS—Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques 1- >Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted Look for ’the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. before publication. 26— Business Property 36—Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD 2 - Personals 14— Business Opportunities 27— Resort Property Deadline lor Saturday is 3- -Announcemenis 15— Siluatiori Wanted 1 DAY... 154 4 — Christmas Tree*- 26—Real Estat^ Wanted MISC.FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale 12 noon Friday; Mon 5 —Auciic- - 62— Trucks for Sale 3 DAYS . 144 EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods .52—Rooms for Rent Put a star on Your od and see what a difference it makes. * 41— Articles for Sale 53—Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles 6 DAYS . 134 FINANCIAL 16— Private Instructions 65— Campers-T raiiers-Mobile Friday. 19— Schoois-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54_Homes for Rent 32— Pamting-Papering 5 5 —OHices-Stores for Rent Homes 26 DAYS 124 Phone 643-2711 8— Bonds-Stock S'Mortgages20— Instructions Wanted 43— Pots-Birds-Oogs 66— Automotive Service 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 5Q_R0Sort Property for Rent 9— Personal Loans 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease HAPPV ADS $3.00 PER INCH lO—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57—Wanted to Rent * Telephone 643-2711, AAondOy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Painting-Paparing 32 Building Contracting 33 ^rtlc/es tor Sale 41 □ REAL ESTATE □ BUSINESS Fna ClaaaMad Ada Apartmanta lor Rant S3 Auto* For Sale Of TOWN OF MANCHESTER and SERVICES INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ROBERT E. J arvis USED DESKS - 30x60 and LEGAL NOTICE PAINTING - Wallpapering 30x40, $25.00 and up, swivel Homes For Sale 23 Building and Remodeling DRUM SET, beginners MANCHESTER - First The Planning and Zoning Commis und Drywall Installation. Specialist. Interior and chairs, steno and arm three piece, like new, floor, one bedroom, r BANK sion will hold a public hearing on Manrl|p0trr Brralh Monday. January S, 1983 at 7:00 Services Otiarad 31 chairs, $20.00 and up, side NEW 2-FAMILY - Two Quality professional work. exterior renovating, $98.00. Stand seat, and appliances, carpeting, RmssE8SJ0iiS; “ able ” ^ residential and commer chairs, $10,00 and up. 649- P.M.in the Hearing Room, Lincoln bedroom townhouses, cymbal included. Call 643- excellent locaition, $355.00 Cenler, 494 Main Street, REWEAVING BURN Estimates! T’ully Fully iiinsured. cial, additions, garages, 3886. ____ 6182 between 5 and 8 p.m. per month, utilities not in FORSALE . , country kitchen with HOLES. Zippers, um G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. 1980 bodge Colt - Z Manchester, CT to hear and con It’s time to think appliances, carpet and, roofing and siding, cluded, available January sider the following petitions: 'Your Community Newspaper" brellas repaired. Window kitchens, bathrooms, FUR JACKET, size II; CHILDS Mickey Mouse 1st. MANCHESTER - New dr., KENNETH C. BURKAMP - vinyl floors, double glazed shades, Venetian blinds. INTERIOR AND two ladies coats, size 14. windows, aluminum storm replacement windows and table and chair set. Like two bedroom townhouse, 1979 Ford Courier SPECIAL EXCEPTION - MAIN Keys. TV FOR RENT. EXTERIOR Painting, doors. 643-6712. Brown formica kitchen set. STREET (B-48) — Application un windows and doors, full new, excellent Christmas fully appllanced kitchen, Pick-up, 4-cyl., >3600. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. paper hanging, carpentiw Call after 3 p.m., 643-5069. gift. $12.50. Call 646-0441 carpeting, private deck, der Article II, Section 9.15.01 to basement with washer and 649-5221. permit development of a parcel dryer connections, gas Work. Fully insurer!. J.P FARRAND after 5 p.m. basement with washer and The above can 'be seen' Help IVanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Lewis and Son, 649-9658. REMODELING - CabineU, QUASAR 21” TV - Floor which requires automobile parking PLEASE READ fired, hot water baseboard dryer connections, im- et tmn»M«k.ti spaces in excess of 60— 311 to 321 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Roofing, Gutters, Room model. Zenith floor model COAT. WOOL. Five yards mMiate occupancy, $495.00 YOUR AD heating system, $98,500,00. Concrete. Chimney PAINTING & PA PER Main Street. about your DENTAL SECRETARY. - Summitt Village Con Additions, Decks, all types record player. Call after 5 bittersweet orange wool per month, utilities not in ROBERT R. REGIUS - ZONE Manchester office. 3 days Repairs. “ No Job Too Hanging. Ceilings of Remodeling and p.m., 649-8496. FORD 1972 Galaxy. dominiums. New two fabric still in manufac cluded. Peterman Agency, Mechanically good. 649- CHANGE - LOOMIS STREET (R- Classilied ads are taken Service weekly. Must be good bedroom townhouses $46,- Small” Call 644-8356,- repaired. References. Ful Repairs. FREE turer’s wrapping, $50.00. 649-9404 or 647-0080. 12) — To change the zoning ly insured. Quality work! THREE PIECE Living 3130. classification from Residence B to over the phone as a con typist. Medical or dental 900.00. Peterman Realty, l-istimates. Fully insured. Call 644-8270 evenings. background helpful. 649- C & M Tree Service, Free Martin Mattsson, evenings Telephone 643-6017. Room set - Good condition. Industrial for a parcel of ap venience. The Herald is Technicians 649-9404/647-0080. CLEAN THREE Bedroom PON’TIAC LeMANS, 1970. 2272. estimates. Discount senior 649-4431...... Comfortable. $400. Call 1960 FORD FALCON apartment. Appliances, proximately 0.71 acres — Loomis responsible (or only one citizens. Company 649-6202. Sedan, RF fender, one Excellent mechanical con Street between Cumberland and Experienced ser MANCHESTER - 6-6 Booting 34 central location. Older dition, $300. 649-3515 after Electric Streets. incorrect insertion and I’ART TLME POSITIONS Manchester owned and INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ding, exc. $25.00 or offer. child accepted, no pets. then only to the size ot vice technicians Duplex. Business zone. operated. Call 646-1327. 6pm. VIOLA T. KRESS - ZONE A pB aC ’S available. Bartender, Aluminum siding. painting, also ceilings BIDWELL HOME Im GOVERNMENT Phone 647-1567 after 6 $450 monthly plus heat and CHANGE - WEST CENTER the original insertion. only to service all Telephone Solicitors. App painted and repaired. Good provement Company - SURPLUS CARS & p.m., keep trying. utilities. References a STREET (K-19) - To change the Assumable mortgage. $80,- LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen Trucka for Sale 62 Errors which do not ly in person: Holiday 900. The Hayes Corp., 646- references. 875-8045. Roofing, siding, TRUCKS- Listed for $2064, must. Call after 1 p.m., zoning classification from phases of air- Lanes. Spencer Street; cing. Attics, cellars, gar BELT MASSAGER, two Residence A to Residence B for a lessen the value ot the 0131. alterations, additions. 649- sold for $51.00. More 649-7137. 1968 FORD Vi Ton pickup, advertisement will not conditioning, heat ages cleaned. All types 6495. available. 203-775-7189, belts plus extra belt, multi parcel of approximately 0.42 acres trash, brush removed. Building Contracting 33 very good condition, many - 224/226 and 230 West Center be corrected by an ad MANCH^iSTER - Lawyers Ext.-412. speed timer, excellent con ANDOVER - ’Three rooms ing and refriger Picket, Split Rail, Stake □MISC. FOR SALE dition. $60.00. 646-5939. new parts, needs minor Street. ditional insertion. and Doctors! Only once in Fences installed. 528-0670. LEON CIESZYNSKI lus bath in new elderly work. $600 or best offer. UNITED PENTACOSTAL ation. Must be a blue moon does an invest OLDER COMMERCIAL Kousing facility. $245 CHURCH - SPECIAL HABYSITTER in my BUILDER. New homes, BOYS BICYCLE, 24’’ Tom, 674-9413 days; licensed. Generous Cooper Street home 2 or 3 ment opportunity come Household Goods 40 type bumper pool table, monthly plus heat and evenings 646-6727. EXCEPTION - GARDEN DESIGN KITCHENS - additions, remodeling, rec used to be coin operated, Mark IV, good condition, GROVE ROAD (U-12) - Applica company benefits. nights a week. Telephone along like this one. A large . cabinets, vanities, counter rooms, garages, kitchens utilities. Write Hop River two story frame house USED oak trim. $50.00 or best single speed, in-between Homes, Riverside Drive, tion under Article II, Action 646-5849. tops, kitchen cabinet remodeled, ceilings, bath age bike, $11.00. Good for 2.02.02 to permit use of a parcel for L ll ir Call for located in a B2 zone near REFRIGERATORS, offer. Old pine painted Andover, CT. running condition. Four fronts, custom tile, dormers, roofing. hoosier cabinet, $125 firm. middle school age. 649- a church — 114 Garden Grove appointment ARMED PERSONNEL to new Court House. Could be woodworking, colonial Residential or commer WASHERS, RANGES - speed transmission. Call Road. perfect for your new office. 649-7069. 0832. THREE ROOM 871-1111 monitor alarm central sta reproductions in wood. cial. 649-4291. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 647-8341. ZONING MAP AMENDMENT - iHaurhfiitrr tion. Musi have state gun Needs work. Priced right - •I.P. Lewis, 649-9658. & Service. Low prices! APARTMENT FOR FUK)D PLAIN - NEW STATE $54,900. Strano Real 2 1 ” MAGNOVOX COLOR SIX FOOT Artificial scotch RENT-Available January 1 ROAD (Z -62)- To delete the Flood permit References B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main pine Christmas tree with FORD VAN - 1971. Good cheiked. For information Estate, 646-2000. SHOWER DOORS AND JAY REMODELING & Street, 643-2171. CO.NSOLE- Excellent con st. Call after 5:00 pm., 644- condition, new tires. Low Plain zoning classification from lirraii'i BUILDING CO. - Kitchens, dition. $100. Quasar VCR. stand, very good condition. 8429. approximately 2.7 acres — 226 to II.M.P O.-W - Nice Day - call 236-6116 TUB \ENCLOSURES Asking $16.00. Call 643- mileage. 742-7241. 240 New State Road. < F.V('nings. If you can spare Baths, Rec Rooms, FOR SALE - Refrigerator, Excellent condition. $75. MANCHESTER, CT. expertly installed by Gary 646-8042. 7252. At this hearing interested persons just four hours a day and situation Wanted 15 A. Kendall - The Shower Ceilings, Vanities, Counter older Gibson, excellent MANCHESTER - Very G.M.C. PICK-UP, four may be heard and written com have a pleasanf telephone For the tnilir prestifious Buyer Door Man. 872-6000. Tops. Decks & Porch working condition, fair nice six room duplex, IVk speed, insulated cap, runs munications received. Copies of IS FOR ••••••••••• voice, why not learn how KKC’K;PTIO.\IST type Exquiilte Cu$tom Enclosures. Licensed. In cosinetically, double door Free Claasllled Ads Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 baths, stove, refrigerator, good, covered wagon these petitions have been filed in vou can earn $80 - $150 work. answering Executive sured. Free Estimates. S/S, $125.00. Telephone 643- washer, wall to wall truck, camper, flat bed, 16 the Town Clerk’s office and may be busy MOTHER OF TWO will CHRISTMAS TREE, six ADVERTISING NOTICES weekly Perfect for pIlDHl'.S. light tvping. piir't Contemporery Call 649-1488. 8557. AUSTRALIAN Red carpeting. Near ft. trailer plank, four inspected during office hours. care for all ages - Ideal - foot, artificial scotch pine, PLANNING AND ZONING students, housewives, time mornings. Please call Fenced yard, play space, Parrot, very friendly, everything. $500.00 plus wheel, 643-23’Tl. TIMOTHY .1. Connelly - $15.00. 649-7549. talks, whistles. Green, t m , COMMISSION POWER Lost and Found moonlighters, and others. ll.izcl. 643-8502 $250,000. good rales. 646-2460. Articles tor Sale 41 utilities. 649-1795. 10 Rooms. 3,000 S/F. Fully Total building and im yellow in color. Bought at l^eo Kwash, Secretary Call Mr Kurowski between Dated this 20th day of December, ’.V9 p.m. at 648-2711. A/C & Carpeted. 5 Bed provement services in WESTINGHOUSE Sewing Lesters $600 - will sell $450 Homaa lo r Rant S4 KOfNI) - SKT OP KEYS Condominiums 22 rooms. 3'? Baths, Lighted RESPONSIBLE MOTHER machine with cabinet, very or best offer, including 1982 Tennis Court. Deluxe Features of two will babysit in my cluding but not limited to Liquor Permit * 032-12 at Lincoln Ccntci. Can be kitchens, bathrooms, ad good condition, $55.00. Call cage. 643-0734 or 872-4657. picked up at the LICEN'SEI) NURSE - MANCHESTER - Two m Every Room. Manchester home. Any FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, NOTICE OF APPLICATION Imaginative Financing tor ditions, garages, roofing ALUMINUM SHEETS before 10 a.m. or after 6:30 only blocks from all This is to give notice that I. GAY Manchester Herald Oftice Come out of retirement for bedroom condo for rent. A- High incomed Purchaser. ,ige. 643-9571. this one. .No stress, no fuss, and siding, door and win used as printing plates. ,007 p.m.. 649-9429. AKC REGISTERED Toy schools.Treed lot. COHEN of 67 '-i PEARL STREET. between 8 .'!() and 5 p.m. C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, dow replacement, thick. 23x28‘i'^. 50c each, Monday - Friday no bother. Call 649-2858. 659-3008. 646-2830, MR. NORMAN Poodle - Apricot, male. 8 Available immediately. MANCIfESTBR have filed an remodeling, renovations or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- SNOW TIRES with wheels, weeks old. $200. 646-1103. $600 monthly plus utilities. application placarded 14 A D v e n to re s and new construction. 646- 2711. They MUST be picked, 6.40-6.50 - 15 general tires, 643-5266 or 64M962. DECEMBER 1982 with the Depart- LOST: Orey striped angora- EARN EXTRA MONEY up before 11:00 a m. only. nylon, tubeless. $30.00-pair. inent of Liquor Control a Looking for a good used Excessiive abbreviations Painting-Papering 32 1379. Wanted to Buy 49 coon cat. Linwood Drive. FOR CHRISTMAS - 643-7420. THREE BEDROOM ('iKOCERY BEER for the sale of Keener Street area Call mobile home? Be sure to abbreviate results! Be sure alcoholic liquor on the premises Sell Avon. Earn good $$$. set PRACTICALLY NEW Let OLDER SINGLE or multi Ranch, one car garage, H49-.8847 look in the Classified readers understand your INTERIOR PAINTING, ELECTRICAL SERVICES out mink dyed muskrat THREE PIECE SUIT, 210 WEST CENTER STREET. your own hours. columns .. that's where over ten years experience, ■ We do all types of Elec family unit for cash. Han with appliances. Located MANCHESTER. ad by avoiding ab coat, worn three times. gray plaid, 44 long, worn dyman special OK. Call near Manchester Green. The business will be owned by the best buys are adver low rates and senior citizen trical SVork! Licensed. Call Call for appointment. 649- three times, $95.00. Call EMPLOYMENT Call 523-9401 breviations. di.scount. 643-9980. ■liter 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Strano Real Estate, 646- $550 p e r month. No CUMBERLAND FARMS FOOD or 278-2941 tised! 7471. 649-1383. 2000. utilities, no pets. 742-6338. STORES. INC of 777 DEDHAM STREET. CANTON. MA. and will Help Wanted 13 be conducted by GAY COHEN as liXBVSITTKR wanted at Lyon OtHcaa-Storaa permittee. Illness center between the American. Flyer, etc. by lor Rant 55 Gay Cohen I.A I'HE OIHiRA'rOR - 45 liours ol 9 and 12:30. collector. Sets, pieces, Dated this I6th dav of D^ember hour week. Minimum 3-5 .\nyone interested in this complete layouts. Cash NEWLY RENOVATED 1982 vears experience. Set up Paid. Call 647-0280 please position, please call 647- 310 square feet office - \ ■ and operate fro m 9!I07 - ask for Wendv. leave message. available. Main Street blueprint Full benefits location with ample Looking for aii I-;F,0 employer .Apply in INSl'KOTOH - to $.80,000. parking. Call 649-2891. apartment? Check the person Triumph Manufac- Fee paid Immediate * RENTALS many vacancies listed in luring. 750 Tolland Street. • 4I*G« ••••••••••••••••••• •IWWOS FCR AN9NERIK6 opening exists with Hart Mftc. tor Rant 58 the Classified each day. WW*HAI?PyfANTEP'AP. East Hartford. Monday - ford area air-craft job Rooma tor Rant 52 ISFOR Friday 8 am - 4 pm. shop. .Must have air-craft •••••••••••••••••••••••• GARAGE FOR rent. experience in process and Gifts that make it a great Christmas! MANCHESTER - Nice Storage only. $30.00 BROADER THE MANCHESTER room with kitchen final inspection, TELEVISIONS JEWELERS monthly. Manchester, ■ Hpard of Education is (iuaranleed 50 hour week, TYPEWRITERS HARDWARE FLORISTS privileges. Gentleman Foster Street. 649-1795. Worm Crochet AflARKETS preferr^, $50.00 weekly. seeking an aide to the paid benefits growing com- SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main J & J JEWELERS - 785 ENGLAND TRUE VALUE GREENS & THINGS - 296 visually handicapped panv. Call now’ Henry Main Street, Manchester. YALE TYPEWRITER HARDWARE - Route 44-A, Security. Telephone 643- The Cape students at the Regional Street, Downtown SERVICE - ’Typewriters West Middle Turnpike - 1878. Oostin. 1‘ositions, Inc . 41.’i- Manchester. 643-2171, Most ’’Quality Merchandise at Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- F resh, dried ana silk □ AUTOMOTIVE Occupational Training 781-8412 or evenings 41.8-737- Old Fashioned Prices.” Rebuilt, Portable SUN SALES AND Service, Cenler Hourly wage Brands Available: G E, Typewriters, From $35.00. arrangements for all oc CENTRAL LOCATION, 7821 Zenith, Sony, RCA. 14K Chains-Bracelets- Kerosene, Skil power tools; casions. Full service Effective .January 3, 1983. Diamond Earrings- Sales and Service. Stanley hand tools, plum kitchen privileges, parking Autoa For Sale 61 Contact Mr. .Jack Peak. Typewriter and Adding florist. COME SEE OUR available. Security and I’Airr TIME - Students ANTIQUES Pendants and Cultured bing and electrical NEW STORE! 643-IA85 Director. Regional Oc prelerred. .Apply after Pearls. Keepsake Your Machines. 41 Purnell supplies. • Tru-Test paint written references 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 cupational Training Place, Manchester. 649- required. For application cyl.,"^automatic, air- Ham rue.sday or Thursday. LACE, LINENS, LOVELY Christmas Diamond 4986. an d paint sundries, PEN’TLAND FLORIST - Center. 665 Wetherell Oentle Pouch Car Wash, THINGS! Furniture, Source. wallpaper and housewares. Visit Us For All Your can 643-2693. conditioning, 27,000 miles. Street, .Manchester. 647- :i44 Broad Street, frames, fabulous things! Holiday Needs. See Our Superb car! Many extras! 1 - 3495 E O E A COUNTRY SHARE A KITCHEN & $4495. 644-^2942.______Manchester. R ED GOOSE FARM DIAMOND SHOWCASE is ANTIQUES COINS Choice Selection, 24 Birch ANTIQUES. Coventry. CHRISTMAS BATH with one other the place to shop for that « STAMPS Street - 643-6247. “Pleasing gentleman. Own bedroom. 1978 CHEVETTE, four Saturday and Sunday, 10-5. special man in your life. COUNTRY. CHRISTMAS You Is Our Pleasure”. 742-91.87, Call for details. 843-1878. speed, $2500. Excellent CELEBRITY CIPHER Select from Gents diamond H as arrived at the THE MOST COMPLETE condition. Telephone 646- Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past CRAFTSMEN’S and present Each letter in the cipher stands for another Today 's clue W bqubIs D rings, stone rings or Coin and Stamp Store in CHRISTMAS PLAN’rS, GENTLEMAN - Central, 1236. watches for a Christmas GALLERY - the Area - Also Buying JERI’S ANTIQUES AND Stained glass CENTERPIECES, Holiday private pleasant room.' COUNTRY FURNITURE. gift he’ll long remember. Gold and Silver. SU-DEB Rose Special and Christ Telephone, shower, 1969 MUSTANG - 3 speed. G’Y SUHKKR TUSQLNO HJLNB We’re located in Tessier’s DIAMOND SHOWCASE - chandeliers, copperware, COIN COMPANY, 747 mas Parties. KRAUSE parking. 649-6i301. Good running condition. Nursery, 40 West Street, Manchester Parkade. country baskets, stenciled Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford $1000. 295-9734 after 5:00 cheese boxes, pottery, 649-2253. ELGTE BL BXU XHGSWSUOOUS. GV Bolton. Open Weekends. UNIQUE Road. 643-9559. Apartmanta for Rant 53 p.m. 649-5991. theorems, wool geese, etc., GIFT SHOP VANITY CAR FOUR ROOM apartment G ZTUA XLA BL INB XHGS, G'W RENTAL CENTER etc., etc. 58 Cooper Street, PARK HILL JOYCE 1974 DART - Good depen Mon-Sat. 10-6, Thurs. Till 9, PLATES FLOWER SHOP - Fancy with heat included. dable car. High mileage. TAYLOR RENTAL DISCOVER MOSTLY BRASS! Unique Sun. 12-5. fruit baskets. Boxwood Walking distance to Main Pioneer stereo. MSLJHJKR WL GB YROUKV.” — CENTER - 155 Cente. ENGRAVED - RAISED Street. First floor with Negotiable. $700. Moving, IS FOR 2 Trees - All Your Christmas Street, Manchester. 643- GIFTWARE AND HOME LE’TTERS. decor of solid brass plus Decorating Needs! 36 Oak private entrance. $450 per must sell! 649-9382. ELKWGU XHAT 2496. RENTS: Glassware, ORGANIZATION Street - 6494)791. month. Call 649-2947. CASH China. Silverware, Linens, wicker and grafts. Per-, VIDEO GAMES Emblems. Business Cards. FOR SALE - 1972 Flat and PREVIOUS SOLUTION: I’ve been very fortunate and I am ,sonaI wrvice and sensible grateful I can work every day ol the year TV is easy." — Scott All Your Special Needs For Name Pins. Button Making 3Vk ROOM APARTMENT. 1973 Chevy Impala station RETURN Holiday Entertaining. prices. 210 Pine Street, « RECORDERS Machines/Supplies. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT Private home. Heat, Baio Manchester (Comer Hart wagon. $375 for both. Call BUY - SELL Used home MANCHESTER RUBBER BASKETS, Flowering appliances. Working single 647-9533. 1962 by NEA. Inc 082 TV’S/STEREOS ford Road) Thursday and STAMPS, M Birch Street Plants For Your Holiday adult only. No Friday l-9pm, Saturday game units and VCR’s 6494489. Needs. BROWN’S SHOP AL SIEFFERTS and Sunday IO-5pm. throimh the MOVIE pets/children. Telephone 1973 VOLVO - four door, KIT’N’ CARLYLE' by Larry Wright FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main 6^2880. air-conditioning, power APPLIANCES - 445 Hart STORE - 707 Main Street, .Street, Manchester Manchester. 646-1481. APPLIANCES steering and brakes. 0 ford Road, Manchester 647- BIBLES « BOOKS 9997. SUPER SANTA FOUR ROOMS - Third Excellent condition. $3200 BIBLES Si BOOKS - Gifts SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main FRUIT BASKETS floor. Heat, stove and negotiable. 646-0589. SALE! Video Tape STEREO Street, Downtown Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, with Eternal Value. God’s refrigerator. Adults. No Word, the Bible. Good SPECIALISTS Manchester. 643-2171. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS petA $330. Security and 1964 CORVETTE Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers from $249.00; Refrigerators, Freezers. books for Spiritual Growth. - Order Early. Also Wicker references. Call after 6 ROADS’TER - two tops, Uplifting Music at 840 Main J. B. ELECTRONICS R anges from $249.00; Items. PERO FRUIT p.m., 649-2236. excellent condition. A * ADVERTISING POWER: The presence or MUCH MORE! says: “The Best Stereos Microwaves from $199.00 . 8156 Street, Manchester. STAND - 276 Oakland Beautiful car. 623-0093. Keep snug and warm Sm^t.Madluni4aroa. absence of advertisins has the power to build or Around Can Be Found By GREAT GIFTS! Street, Manchester - 643- MANCHESTER - One, Reasonable, price with this brightly cro KITCHEN/BATH SPORTING GOODS Calling Jack Bertrand At 6384. t two, three bedroom and negotiable. cheted hood and mittens. For cool windy days—a diminish your business. ACCESSORIES LAY-A-WAY SPOR’nNG 643-1262'” BUY SOMEONE YOU townhouse apartments Ideal for winter sports. dashing cape to wear over LOVE An ELECTROLUX l o v a b l e available immediately. CHRYSLER CORDOBA No. 5840 has complete dresses and panta. Cape GIFTS - White Stag Family HAND MADE crochet directions. SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN Sports Gifts.Gflt Cer Vacuum Cleaner for a $375, $415, M75. Security 1977 - AC, PS, PB, two door can be made in a longer & BATH - 38 Oak Street, Christmas Gift and WIN A ABANDONED' TO o n n , M as 11.M let SM* le ^ th . tificates at NASSIFF COLLECTIBLES required. Heat and hot hardtop. One owner. Best gtujrs^pka ISO Nr pettafs m l BROADER MARKETS a Whatever market Manchester for Wonderful Fabulous Vacation for ’Two k it t e n s water Included. Call Ren- offer. Cidl 6234245. 8156 with Photo- B. ARMS, 991 Main Street, Guide comes in Small, Gifts for All Your Gourmet Manchester. 647-9126. AN OLD FASHIONED FREE! ELECTROLUX CAN YOU GIVE A U1 Office, 875-4474. MSMiMSOT Cooks. 646-9696^ OF MANCHESTER - 646- Medium or Large Size. you’re reachins now, we beiieve we can broaden CHRISTMAS at the LOVABLE ABANDONED 1979 AMC SPIRIT, power Medium Size (12-14) . . . BICYCLES 3875. 2Vk ROOMS • Heat, hot brakes, power steering, 11M On.' si Antricst A GIFT THAT GIVES VILLAGE CHARM YARN Kitten or Cat a home for Saw YaiC, S.T. lOOM 3M yards 64-inch. your impact. BARN with handm ade O ff r SHIRTS .the Holidays - 633-6581, 342- T fV '.V f; water, appliances. Securi air-conditioning, clean. BICYCLES, s p o r t in g ' ty. References. Call after 6 M at Maaw. aaarstt »lt0 UP Pattern* available only THE 365 DAY Christmas GOODS, camping equip ilfts and decorations by 0571. 647-8137. c o il m * ttpN Naalar. in titet ehotim. Gift - Remember your PERSONAL TEE - Per- p.m., 84M911. ment, figure skates, focal craftsmen plus craf sonallzed SPECIAL; Over 200 se TO OlOII, saaO piJO Nr aaA friends and family with a ting supplies. 1$3 Spruce Fun an d 1967 FORD MUSTANG. In lections and a FREE Mttara, pNa OOP Nr oaaNis asO You can increase your cash toboggans, exercise equip ^ rts w e a r. Great jgifts for running condition. $500 or Ce CASH RETURN: gift mempership in . ment, Adidas, Nike. Street, Manchester. 649- lo a f M |Jn NEWLY RENOVA’TED - Pattern Section in the A OAQO h e a th e r. CaU 6434300. We’ll wrap and send your FARR’S - 2 Main Street, VOW. atreei, Manchester. 6W- Six room duplex-1W b a tl^ ALBUM. Just $3.00. gift too. It's That Ehsiiy. gas beat it iwt water. $525 POtU «T M JS u c a return by advertisins in the Manchester Herald. Manchester. 643-7111. 3339. t-m -M U t-O M sao Saw. Naa I10O Saa.'ai AaHfNaa 646-7096. plat security. 046-3253. AUDI, lOOLS, 1974. Needs nauTsi0.N.T.100M work, transmission shot, ta arsts SNaii ka« ta auka tkaai. S-tM - U lm u aollTt. Z4 UP LARGE THREE ROOMS, but no rust, excellent in asaw ^wf^pwa ewLl stove, refrigerator. Near terior, Mod tires, AM-FM a-llt-miKLOOII HANtlWOtR-lt Naw FASHION with spe Phone • • • 643-2711 radio. $700 or best offer. iv ^ tf M tiitwtfk ikmi. cial Grace Cole Collection center. |2$6 monthly, $75. t - m - T O i m et KEEP-M M*. utllltlei. Security. Call 643-1711 (days) ask for for larger aisea: plus 2 Mmrfc NiMt to Mkta BONUSI CouponatCoul Available January. OW- Paul, or 746-40$e (evenings ••i3»~ciiAm -4i MfM et QtSttbyNEA.Mc and weekends). tMMlM ItfM. Price