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' * . ■ Great Lawn sold; condos planned

lawn. Smith offered to sell the land to, the Gryk, Lynch town, for $200,000. A referendum asking for $2 million for im­ 2 provements to the district in connection with developers' plans to convert two mi'l to split site building.'; into apartments, which would have included money to purchase the Great Lawn, was taken off the November election ballot because of public opposition. Most recently, By Nancy Thompson town officials were considering raising Herald Reporter money privately to purchase the land. Gryk and Lynch said they felt “ the public 5 Two local men are buying ah eight-acre at targe would prefer to .see the property re­ piece of the Great Lawn, with plans to main in private hands.” preserve half and build luxury condominiums They added that development of the proper­ on half. ty was “ inevitable” and they oppose con­ Wesley Gryk, an attorney, and Michael structing 16 houses, the maximum allowed Lynch, a car dealer, announced today that under present zoning, on the entire parcel. they have entered into a bond for deed to “ It was decided that the reasonable solu­ purchase the property for an undisclosed tion wo'uld be to purchase the eight acres and amount. to draw up a plan for ... the westerly three to Both Lynch and Gryk live in former Cheney four acres, which are presently screened family mansions at the north edge of the from the remaining portion of the Great Great Lawn and own portions of the lawn Lawn (by trees),” Gryki«nd Lynch said in which stretches north from Hartford Road. their statement. In a press release issued today, Lynch and Development “ would be in the'form of Gryk said their motivation for buying the luxury condominiums constructed to blend m land was “ to preserve the inte^lty of the and imitate the architecture of the mansions neighborhood and to adjust their adjoining with careful placement of the units and property lines.” ' ' , careful landscaping.” Preservation of the Great Lawn was Lynch said the pair had consulted their described as crucial to the restoration of the neighbors in the Cheney mansions along the Cheney Brothers National Landmark- Great Lawn, who approve of the solutions Historic District in a 1979 report on restoring they propose, he said. the Cheney mill area. A mansion formerly stood on the spot Earlier, the town and the Cheney Historic where they plan to develop the con­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo District Commission had negotiated with dominiums, but burned down several years Robert Smith, owner of the central eight-acre ago. Lynch said. The spot is shielded from portion of the lawn which Lyiich and Gryk Michael Lynch, who purchased an eight-acre portion tion of the lawn on which they plan to buiid luxury con- N Hartford Road and the stirrounding homes by have purchased, to buy and preserve the trees. of the Great Lawn with Wesley Gryk, stands on a por­ dominiums. Three shara . -vlgsw 4,000 expected R)rmer h^ier tarsmcJcers acclaim MERIT bingo prize 0 Three lucky people will share the for road race $100 prize in the new Newspaper Bingo game that started last week “BesK-^^ in the Manchester Herald. By Earl Yost the start of the race at 10:30 a.m. The winners are: Mrs. Earl Sports Editor Beginning at 6 a.m. Thursday. ■ Moore, 47 Maple St.; Mrs. Vivian Main Street will be^ posted as no Miffitt, 179 Mountain Road; and The center of attention for road parking on both the east and west V Mrs. R.C. Henrickson, 48 Judith racing buffs in New England wilt be sides from Cepter Street to Charter Drive. Manchester, Connecticut, Oak Street. The most rigorous MERIT MERIT Beats In this new game the winners will Thanksgiving morning when more AT 9:30 a m., southbound traffic be given “ Bingo Bucks” which will than 4,000 men, women and children on Main Street will be rerouted east research to date has just been loudest Conpetitors. be'good for merchandise from any in all sizes, age 14 to 70, will answer on Bissell Street and west on Locust of the several stores.participating in tke starter's gun at 10:30 for the 45th Street. completed. the distribution of the Bingo cards. Five Mile Road Race. Northbound traffic will be In the second part of this There is a different card for eacti The weather forecast is clear and rerouted east and west on Charter week. For the game that starts cold for the oldest five-mile race in Oak Street and Hartford Road. Result: MERIT smokers study, new tests confirm that today the color is red. There is no the country. Eastbound traffic on Park Street limit on the number of cards a per­ A crowd of 25,000 is expected to will be rerouted north onXhurch confirm taste a major factor in MERIT delivers a winning son can obtain. rim the course with the majority at Street, while vvestbound vehicles on Each week in the event of a tie, the starting and finishing area. Main Oak Street will bo prohibited beyond completing their successful the $100 prize will be shared among Street, opposite St. James Church. Cottage and Birch streets. combination of taste and low the winners. The cards will only be All eyes will be focused on the During the road race all east- given to adults and they can be ob­ two-time Ireland Olympian, bound traffic on Center Street and switch from higher tar tar when compared with tained on each visit to participating Eamonn Coghlan, who is also the East Center Street will be detoured store. It’s not necessary to buy world’s No, 1 miler. The Dublin at Broad and Pine streets. cigarettes. higher tar leaders. anything. The cards are not , native will be making his debut in Speetators are requested to utilize available at the Herald office. Manchester and will head a group of the off-street parking provided in The following Manchester stores top Irish runners including Olym­ municipal lots. MERIT Taste Sparks Switch. Confirm ed: The over­ are participating: Davis Family pians Mike O’Shea and Ray Treacy Restaurant, Caldor Shopping Plaza; as well as Brendan Quinn. whelming majority of smokei Flwer Fashion, 85 E. Center St.; The defending champion is Nationwide survey reveals Harvest Hill Package Store, Charlie Duggan of Tampa, Fla. Manchester Parkade; Highland other former winners in the field, Bradlees over 90% of MERIT smokers reported MERIT taste equal Park Market, 317 Highland St.; K.B. which boasts both quantity, and Automotive, Broad Street; Lynch quality, are nine-time winner Amby are glad they switched from to—or better than—leading Motors, 500 W. Center St.; Nassiff Herald photo by Tarquinlo Burfoot, six-time champ Johnny will move Photo, Main Street; Optical Style Kelley, two-time winner Charlie higher tar brands. Bar, Main Street; Regal’s Men’s Phouthangleth Khamvongsa holds a plate Thanksgiving dinner Tuesday for MHS’s Robbins, who runs barefooted, and higher tar cigarettes. In fact, Shop, Main St.; Sieffert’s • for Manchester High School Principal Jacob foreign students. John Vitale and Ray Crothers. Appliances, 445 Hartford Road; Ludes III. Ludes carved the turkey at the Sanctioned by The Athletics into King's 94% don’t even miss their C onfirm ed: When tar levels Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Congress, the holiday run is being Road; and Diet Center, 113 Main St. promoted by Nutmeg Forest, Tall former brands. wer^ revealed, 2 out of 3 chose They are also available at the Diet Cedars of Lebanon, with all By Scot French Center, 527 Burnside Ave., East proceeds entering the Muscular Herald Reporter the MERIT combinationof low Hartford and the Hi Fi Stereo Foreign students give thanks Dystrophy Research Fund, national Further Evidence: 9 out of House, Vernon Circle. objective of the Cedars. In addition. Bradlees department store will 5 United Technologies Corp. has a become the new occupant of the va­ made a sizable contribution to help cant King’s department store at the 10 former higher tar smokers tar and good taste. And there were the expressions of mented, “ Some of us made food at By Nancy Thompson meet operating expenses. Manchester Parkade. when a lease is thanks, spoken in many languages. home — that’s why it looks so fun­ . Herald Reporter Much interest will center around officially signed on Dec. 5. Year after year, in study Samples today “ I think it’s excitip'g, everybody ny.” report MERIT an easy switch, the appearance of Julia Chase Michael Dworkin, a member of When Manchester High School’s here for the same thing,” Fanny Obviously the food tasted fine, The Manchester Herald today Brand, the 18-year-old who back in the Parkade Merchants Association, “ foreign family” gathered to Montero, an exchange student from however, as all conversation died that they didn't give up taste after study, MERIT remains continues its sampling program 1961 successfully led the way for the said King’s officials told a meeting celebrate their first Thanksgiving Costa Rica, said in careful English. down when the students started the then-sanctioning Amateur Athletic of the group two weeks ago' that to bring copies of the Tuesday, the only thing missing was At home, she does not celebrate serious business of eating the feast. Union to allow females to compete negotiations were "pretty well in switching, and that MERIT unbeaten. The proven taste newspaper to non-subscribers Plymouth Rock. ' thanksgiving. “ 1 wonder if they fully understand in the same road races with men in sewn up,” and that Bradlees Will in Manchester. In every other way, the students— Miss Montero made a rice dish for about the Pilgrims?” aide Miss the United States. move into the Kings property, alternative to higher tar immigrEhits from Southeast Asia, the supper, a common jCosta Rican Sears wondered as she passed corn- is the best-tasting low tar T h e sports spectacle is Dwight S. Barrett, an assistant from Columbia and Costa Rica — food — “ but it was different.” bread to'the students. Manc|)ester’s biggest annual promo­ manager at King’s Parkade store created an authentic re-enactment “ Rice and beans is a typical food Deidre Shaw-Cruz, the students’ they've ever tried. smoking—is MERIT. tion.- until he was transferried to West Index of the Pilgrims’ celebration of life in in Costa Rica, but they told me to English as a Second Language There will be some parking and Hartford in January, said a new land. I'4 put in oregano!” she said, making a teacher who coordinated the meal, driving restrictions posted before negotiations between the rival firms Advice ...... 24 There were “ exotic” native foods face. noted that the Thanksgiving dinner are “common knowledge” among Area towns ...... '. .16 — turkey and cranberry sauce, corn- was the culmination of lessonS' on Yanghoua Lo, a Laotian student King’s employees, but that no of­ O Philip Morris Inc. 1981 Business...... 17 bread, sweet potatoes, mashed who was busy mashing potatoes, has early American history. ficial word has been released by top Classified...... 18-20 potatoes, gravy and more. been in the United States long Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Assistant Superintendent of' management. Editorial ...... 6 There were the “ native” guests— enough to celebrate other Schools J. Gerald FitzGibbon Reg: 8 mg "tar:' 0.6 mg nicotine—Men: 7 mg "tari' O.B mg No Herald “ They’re in negotiations abqujt_itj That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Entertainment ...... '____ .25 MHS teachers, aides and ad­ Thanksgivings — and to be ac­ summed up the atmosphere in his nicotine—100’s Reg: 9 mg "tar" 0.7 mg nicotine—100's Men: and the last we heard that~they L ottery...... 2 ministrators who discussed customed to An\erican cooking. grace. The Manchester Herald will K i i ^ & K X ) ^ (Bradlees) are going in," Barrett 10 mg "tar:' 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Import Mar'.81 Obituaries ...... 10 Thanksgiving traditions with the “ 1 cook at home all the time,” she “ We’re thankful for the freedoms n ot publish Thursday, said. Peopletalk...... 2 students and helped with the work of said. “ Matter o f fact, we just had Thanksgiving Day. we enjoy and the opportunities, and Barrett said Bradlees has told Sports...... 4____11-14 the dinner, passing combread and mashed potatoes yesterday.” we pray for the chance to grow in Please drive carefully and Television ...... 25 filling glasses with sweet cider and Surveying the loaded table, Lao­ knowledge and b^therhood,” he have a safe holiday. W eather...... 2 carving the turkey'. tian Ketkeikesy Rattanakoun com­ said. Please turn lo page 10

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MS'nOHAL WHATMEn BEBVICE FOBECABT to 7 AM e a r

/■ News Briefing Wmton Candidate Downey describes prison years

'k By Paul Hendrie Downey said lie concluded that the Sino-American relations that began He ran without success in 1978 for •ANFfUNOIMO fined in a “good oid-fashioned prison Herald Reporter cell”, sometimes with Chinese social, artistic and intellectual life under President Nixon led to his the Democratic nomination for Union, Poland Lot AHOlLtt cellmates and sometimes by in C3iina is a “wasteland” . release. lieutenent governor, ■ but was ap­ John Downey called the 20 years himself. “If there are any people I pity in Still, Downey said it makes pointed in July 1977 to the state Per­ L OiwrsT W E S T he spent in a Chinese prison “ the TCMPCRATUM8 '“But I had an unusual opportunity China, it is the peoole who work with political sense to work with China. sonnel Appeal Board. He was ap­ resume talks period of my life I consider the least to learn something about China,” he ideas, because they are compelled He said the Chinese-Soviet split is pointed in May 1979 to the Public interesting,” but the Kiwanis Club said. “Prison, itself,' was a to adopt political and ideological “very real and very deep”, while he Utilities Control Authority and later WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Solidarity members who heard him speak microcosm of their society. When blinders,” he said. ‘"There is no said he does not believe China poses became chairman. He lives in New IZ23" and the government called new talks Tuesday afternoon wanted to hear these great political winds would legitimate channel for dissent in a military threat to the United Haven' and practices law. today to rescue the Polish economy from now all about It. sweep the country, it would be China. They just don’t know how to States. a winter of hardships that already have Un WEATHER FOTOCA8T • Although Downey, 51, a f( Downey said he believes Taiwan reflected in the prison. handle dissent.” Downey clearly faces an uphill caused the deaths of three people in Wallingford native, is a candidate “It was a time of great stress and Downey said his China experience “ is safer now than before” the battle in the race for the Senate. He angry outbursts over fo6d shortages. for the Democratic nomination for great pressure, but aiso a time strengthened his confidence in United States resumed diplomatic ’The discussions today between the free the U.S. Senate seat now held by American society. He praised the relations with China, because he will be opposed for the nomination FDA approves where yo(i were compelled to reflect by a popular four-term con­ trade union and the communist govern­ Republican Lowell P. Weicker, he on who you are. During the 20 years, “flexibility” of the American thinks China would be reluctant to ment were a working-level session of mostly steered clear of politics destroy its relationship with gressman, Toby Moffett, and the •there was not a day that went by economy. Republicans can choose between new era drug during his talk. “When 1 came home in 1973, there America by attacking Taiwan. negotiations begun last week. Weather where I wasn’t bombarded by two term incumbent Weicker and Union chief Lech Walesa met Tuesday Instead, he talked about his were many changes in our country, Downey said eventually some propaganda that I was an enemy of the vice president’s, brother with Roman Catholic Archbishop Jozef “checkered career”, as he put it, some for the better and some not so solution to the split between Taiwan '' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The govern­ the people.” Prescott Bush. ment today announced approval of the Glemp and the Warsaw pact commander which began with his graduation Downey said he occasionaiiy was good,” he continued. “There has and the mainland will evolve first drug specifically aimed at preven­ visited Poland for talks with state and from Yale in 1952 — during the brought out of prison for. trips — in been the development of a great “ because, in many ways, ting deaths or second heart attacks Communist party leader Gen. Wojciech Today’s forecast Korean War — when he joined the 1957 he was eyen taken on a tour deal of uncertainty in America.” nationalism is a more powerful Although he stressed his creden­ Jaruzelski on cooperation betvyeen their CIA. around the country which took Despite his Chinese imprison­ force than ideology.” tials a6 a Demeocrat ,Downey among people who have survived initial Sunny and continued cold today. High temperature John Downey .heart attacks. It may save thousands of armies. around 40. (jlear tonight. Lows around 20. Some early He said he was flying a mission several years — so he said he got a ment, Downey said he favors im­ After returning from the 20 years criticized “big spenders” and said lives a .year. However, neither meeting appeared to morning sunshine on Thanksgiving day, then clouding up over China, to pick up an agent for good look at the Chinese lifestyle. proved relations with China, though he called “ largely a waste of time “we have come to realize we’ve got Dr. Arthur Hayes Jr., head of the Food have a direct bearing on the union-state and becoming breezy. Highs 40 to 45. Wind northerly at debriefing, when his plane was shot “It was a show trial,’’ said Once in a while, he even was he noted that he has a “vested in­ for me” , Downey went to Harvard to be frugal as well as com­ and Drug Administration, said the drug talks in which Solidarity is pressing for a 10 to 15 mph today, light northerly tonight and southeast down and he was imprisoned. Downey. “It was just kind of a TV allowed to watch spme television. terest”, because the thawing of Law School and graduated in 1976. passionate.” timolol and others like it open a “new more direct role in decisions affecting on Thursday increasing to 15 mph and gusty in the after­ Two years later he had a trial, he spectacular. China really has an in­ “I don’t expect you to believe said, and was sentenced to life in quisitional style of justice.” 2 era in the treatment of heart disease, the Poland’s economy and combatting noon. this,” he quipped. “ But their televi­ nation’s No. 1 killer" winter hardships caused by severe shor­ prison. Downey said he was tightly con­ sion is even worse than oiir TV.” Timolol, taken in tablet form twice a tages of food and coal. day. is one of a relatively new class of Various strikes and protests persisted Extended outlook drugs known as “beta blockers” which around the country. Series to continue calm the central nervous system and Shopkeepers told a news conference in Extended outlook for New England Friday through thus decrease the heart rate and the Warsaw ’I^esday three people died and Sunday: 1 ’The “Meet the Menagerie” series at Lutz Children’s vigor of heart contractions. Hayes said, dozens were injured in recent incidents MasHarliuNtUlA, Rhode Island and Conncclicul: A Museum continues with an introduction to owls Sunday. they apparently ease the work load of in which angry customers fed up with chance of rain on Friday. Fair weather Saturday and ’The bimonthly series is held at 3 p.m. at the museum, damaged heart muscles. long lines and empty shelves assaulted Sunday. High temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. Lows in 126 Cedar St. Fall People who have survived one heart at­ clerks. the 30s. Hosted by exhibit interpreter John Spaulding, each 5 tack are at high risk of sudden death or ’The reports of the violence were the Verinoni! A chance of showers or flurries Friday, short program explores the fascinating “secret” life of having another attack in the first weeks first known instances in which people fair Saturday, increasing cloudiness with a chance of one of the museum’s live ^ i m a l inhabitants. The Clearance Tom and months after the initial attack. were killed because of long food lines in showers Sunday, high in the upper 30s and 40s Friday programs are interesting to the entire family. Hayes said a major Norwegian study Poland. and Saturday and in the mid to upper 40s Sunday, low in Future guests include the corn snake on Dec. 13 and a All Sales Final showed that timolol reduced the risk of Talks were under way to guarantee the 20s and low 30s Friday and Saturday and mid to up­ Virginia oppossum on Dec. 27. Highland Park Market death by about one-third. protection of shopkeepers after they per 30s Sunday. For more information, call the museum at 649-0949. About 350,000 Americans survive heart UPI photo threatened to go on strike last week Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of showers south attacks annually, but studies show about because of the attacks. and chance of flurries north Friday. Fair Saturday and 50,000 of them will die within two years. Sunday. Lows in the 20s to low 30s and highs in the upper TWEED’S we^d like to wish all of you Today in history 30s to upper 40s. Crash hurts man SPECIALTY SHOP On Nov. 2 ^ 9 6 3 , President John F. Kennedy, assassinated in Daiias ANDOVER — A Manchester senior citizen suffered 773 Main St., Manchester three days'^ariier, was buried in Ariington National Cemetery. The Defiant cleric National Forecast minor injuries in a one-car crash on Route 6 early Defense asks funeral cortege Is seen crossing Memorial Bridge leading to the ’Tuesday morning, police said, after he fell asleep.at the City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles pc 68 57 Wheel. cemetery. warns Britain Albuquerque pc 71 34 .... Louisville pc 47 38 A VERY HAPPY Hinckley move Anchorage cy 35 32 .11 Memp^his pc 54 36 - Police said Ernest L. Gardner, 65, of 428 West Middle Asheville pc SO 41 ... Miami Beach c 80 60 ’Tumf)ike, went off the road at about 2 a.m. in his 1970 BELFAST,.Northern Ireland (UPI) — Atlanta c S7 33 .... Milwaukee r 37 25 Olds Cutlass after falling asleep. They said the car had WASHINGTON (UPI) — Lawyers for Billings s 34 .21 Minneapolis r 34 29 Defiant Protestant leader Rev. Ian Birmingham c Nashville ,pc 48 40 to be towed from the scene. John W. Hinckley Jr. want their client Ruling delays marathon bid Paisley threatened Britain with Boston c New Orlens pc 70 41 A Manchester Memorial Hospital spokesman said Brwnsvll Tx.pc 87 66 .... New York c THANKSGIVING transferred to a mental institution, “horrific” results if it tries to prevent •tF. or, Oklahm Cty pc today Gardner was treated for facial lacerations and saying he needs psychiatric care* to Buffalo c reached last week that granted U.S. use of his vigilante army against the IRA Charlstn S.C. - c 63 43 .12 Omaha cy 44 34 released. guard against a possible third suicide COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - Mobil in Northern Ireland. Charlbtt N.C. c S3 36''.... Philadelphia c 40 28 attempt. Corp. attorneys questioned the legality Steel an exclusive option to purchase Chicago cy 42 29 .... Phoenix pc Marathon’s interest in the rich Yates oil Directly challenging Britain’s ban on Cleveland pc 39 34 .... Pittsburgh pc VIEWPOINT The attorneys were to appear today of a deal between Marathon Oil Co. and private armies, members of Paisley’s Columbus pc 40 34 .... Portland .Me. c Guide to weekend events before U.S. District Judge Barrington U.S. Steel and a federal judge temporari­ field in Texas for $2.8 billion if Marathon Dallas c 71 S2 .... Portland Or. cy 50 39 “’Third Force” said Tuesday they were Denver r 71 3S .... Providence c 41 26 DAY! N ly blocked the steel company’s $6.65 were taken over by a third party. The ’The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of Parker on a request to transfer Hinckley ready at short notice to protect homes Des Moines cy Richmond c 38 31 ■i from an Army stockade at Fort Meade, billion bid to take over Marathon. restraining order now prohibits transfer Detroit pc St. Louis pc 43 39 “where lo go and what to' do,” every Friday in tlie ON along the isolated border with the Irish Salt Lake Ctys. Md., to St. Elizabeth’s. Hospital, a psy­ The ruling Tuesday by U.S. District of the Yates interest. Duluth s , 32 30 Focus/V^ekend section Mobil, which had offered $85-a-share republic. El Paso c 77 43 San Antonio pc chiatric facility in Washington. Judge Joseph Kinneary will prevent U.S. “Guns will have to be used,” one of the Hartford c 43 26 San Diego pc 66 60 )4UTRITION In making the request in legal papers for Marathon stock, also charged the Honolulu pc 80 71 San Francisc r 57 51 Steel from proceeding with its bid until volunteers said, adding '"These will be Indianapolis pc 40 27 San Juan pc 93 77 Michael Dworkin, B.S. U.S^ Steel agreement and its $125-a- Jacksn Mss. pc 71 34 Seattle cy 41 37 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET. filed Tuesday, the lawyers included Dec. 4. legally held firearms.” share offer- violated federal securities Jacksonville c ^ 33 Spokane pc Registered Pharmacist statements by two psychiatrists who said In a southern England prison, an Irish LIVING CHRI&TMAS The ruling came after Mobil attorneys laws, the Ohio General Corporations law f Kan.sas City cy 46 36 Tampa c Nutrition Consultant there is a high risk that Hinckley, Presi­ Republican Army bomber convicted oi Las V ^ a s ' pc 77 5S Washington c challenged the legality of an agreement and was a breach of fiduciary duty. Little Rock pc Wichita c TREES 317 Highland Street dent Reagan’s accused assailant, may the bombing of a bar in Birmingham that 6S 36 again try to kill himself. killed 21 people was on hunger strike. ALCOHOL and DRUGS...can be fatal. Manchester • 646-4277 Hinckley made his second suicide 0 P atrick Hill, .32, serving 21 life attempt on Nov, 15 when he tried to hang sentences, has refused food for 31 days If you are taking any kind of a tranquilizer... such himself in his cell at Fort Meade. Last Democrats want prosecutor because he wants his case reopened, said as VALIUM ... LIBRIUM ... LIBRAX ... May, he took an overdose of an aspirin the political wing of the IRA. Lottery MEPROBAMATE ... DALMANE (for sleep) SERAX substitute while at a federal correctional WASHINGTON tUPI) - A group of 18 surface against top federal officials. A show of strength by an estimated 20,- ... SINEQUAN ... etc...DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL. facility at Butner, N.C. Senate Democrats, unhappy with the “The need for a special prosecutor in 000 Paisley vigilantes near Belfast Mon­ This can cause dee'p depression, and according to Dr. David Bear, who examined Justice Department’s investigation of this case — and the fact that the statute day night—almost double the number of the quantity Imbibed, can result In brain damage. Numbers drawn in New 1080. SANTA Hinckley after last week’s suicide national security adviser Richard Allen, required it — has been clear virtually full-time British troops in Northern Remember, some of these tranquilizers remain In England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily; 9933. V attempt, said-ip his statement: says it is time to name a special from the outset," the senators said. Ireland — brought a strong warning from your body for 2 to 3 days after the last dose. So Connecticut daily: 209. ■'In addition to the legal issues now prosecutor. “By their handling of the matter to Northern Ireland Secretary James Vermont daily: W2. don’t think you are safe If you skip a days use of facing him ... the upcoming holidays and In a letter Tuesday to Attorney date, the White House and the Justice Prior. Maine duily: 596. Massachusetts daily: them. With the holiday season coming we tend to New Hampshire daily: the anniversary of significant events General William French Smith, they Department have demonstrated once “The government will not allow 2604. forget. again why Congress felf ;the need to - - v e f ARRIVES may exacerbate his depressive said the 1978 Ethics in Government Act private armies to take over the work of Also ... If you take High Blood Prossure medica­ enact the special prosecutor legislation responses and increase the probability of requires the appointment of a special the police and the army,” said Prior, Ready for planting afiar Christmas — Tag tion ... or Drugs for DiatMtes ... DO NOT DRINK self-destructive behavior.” prosecutor once substantial allegations in the first place.”' Britain’s top official in Northern Ireland. ALCOHOL ... since alcohol can make these drugs new and we will hold till Christmas. Choose LESS EFFECTIVE. from ... Remember ... a TURKEY dinner will make you •Douglas Fir aWhlte Spruce this Almanac very drowsy after dinner because^of the high Tryp­ •Colorado Spruce aFraser Fir tophane (amino acid) content. Along with a few 'drinks, this combination, can be disasterous on a F eopletalk long trip homo after Thanksgiving. 3y United Press International Cemetery Besketa, Pots, or Logs We wish everyone a happy and SAFE Plain or Beautitully Decorated Thanksgiving Holiday. FRI., NOV. 27th Platonic love was “Maggie,” a British bestseller. Today is Wednesday, November 25th, the 329th day of • ‘T’ve b ^ n scribbling all my life,” said Mrs. 1981 with 36 to follow. OPEN DAILY .& SUNDAY — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eleanor Roosevelt had a “platonic, guilt-free Kennedy, now 67 and the author of a new novel. The moon is approaching its new phase. OPEN THANKSGIVING «1 love” for her doctor in the last 15 years of her life, “Finally I jumped in the deep end and found out The morning spars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and according to a magazine article by the man’s wife. what It was all about.” Saturn. 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. at 11 A.M. 8 P.M , Edna P. Gurewitsch, writing in the current The author, whose latest book, “Kitty,” is being The evening star is Venus. WHITHAM NURSERY V. American Heritage, said that Mrs. Roosevelt’s published in paperback in the United States by Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ ROUn 6 BOLTON 043-7802 relationship with Dr. David Gurewitsch, 18 years Pocket Books, said of her early efforts at getting tarius. Pope John the 23rd was born November 25th, at the her junior, made her “feel alive, womanly. She into print: “I didn’t know what a publisher looked 1881. could love this man because he could be trusted to like. I found a fellow in the yellow pages. I thought keep within the bounds of idealized love. It was publishers published everything, but it turned out On this dqte in history: idealistic on both sides.” he only published comics.” In 1783, more than six-thousand British troops FOR Mrs. Roosevelt and the Gurewitsches even He returned her manuscript (typed by her preg­ evacuated New York City after signing the peace treaty Parkade bought a Manhattan townhouse where they lived nant daughter), and eventually she found a ending the Revolutionary War. together, “ keeping separate apartments,” Mrs. publisher. “I signed everything they gave me,” In -1920, radio station WTAW in College Station, Texas, THA]mSGIVIT¥G| 2 Gurewitsch said. Mrs. Kennedy said. “It was a bad mistake but broadcast the first play-by-play description of a footbali “Mrs. Roosevelt took great care that 1 was not never mind, I survived.” game ... between ’Texas and ’Texas A-and-M.^ For Your by fire truck given the feeling that I was a newcomer in'an es­ In 1963, President John F. Kennedy, assassinated in tablished relationship.” Dallas three days earlier, was buried in Arlington Holiday Giving ^ Quote of the day National Cemetery. He will be lo c a ^ In the We Have Searched Parkade Jy^etween' Future “delight” Singer-actor Jim Stafford hasn’t come to terms t- Youth Center and the with the unisex look, as he complained to variety Far and Wide... Diamond Showcase. Frederick Brisson, who was the husband of the show host Mike Douglas: “I’ve noticed fellows, late Rosalind Russell, is considering a new musical myself included, who’ve had to hold a purse for a Our Shelves Are Stocked. 5 production of Robert' Sherwood’s play, “ Idiot’s girl. If vou’re going with someone, sooner or later iianfl|PBtpr Hpralh Delight” with books and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner you’re :iig to have to end up holding that alien Stop In And See A. THANK8QIVINQ of “My Fair Lady” and ’‘Camelot” fame, music by object for »,cr. P ’s as f'ough it emits radiation. 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Town Chairman The Advisory Board of Health state legislature to address per­ procedures, they could spread them Low HARTFORD - Colleen ming with optimismt Mrs. iHowe said she is Curtis M. Smith backed FOR agreed Tuesday to support a local sonnel and funding shortages that among clients, she added. Howe said her campaign to Tuesday. “reaching out to party state Rep. J. Pef,er beauty school’s quest to have the ied.to this year’s problems. state reinstate licensing and inspec­ The Advisory Board- of Health "The general public is going to Discount swipe the Republican “Any polling we have leaders around the dis­ Fusscas, R-Marlborough. CHRISTMAS! suffer (if the state stops inspections nomination for the 1st done has led us to believe trict” and is forming a task Mrs. Howe predicted she tion procedures. agreed to write to area legislators “ We were very well regulated and supporting legislation to restore the and licensing procedures)” she said. Prices District congressional seat we are going in the right force of local leaders to will need to raise another “ You’d rtiuch rather go to someone from endorsed candidate direction," she said. “ A help In-her campaign. $50,000 to $100,000jfor the they threw .it all away,” said funds for inspectors and examiners, after Mrs. Prentiss convinced the licensed or trained. Repair & Lessons Ann Uccello in a primary primary is just a natural Locally, 11 of the 13 campaign. CROSS Mvm Geraldine Prentiss, dean of the Creative School of Hairdressing at board that the hairdressers’ wilt not harm the part,, course of events." Manchester convention “ There’s going to be a loss of jobs Expert Piano Timing & Repair The 1st D istrict seat 808 Maih St. problems are health-related. “ I do not believe it will When told that Secretary delegates backed Miss SKIS because people will be able to do it be divisive,”' said Mrs. of the State Barbara B. Uccello, while state" Sen. became vacant on Sept. 8, Mrs. Prentiss .said the state “ If there’s no laws to govern it, 27 Years experience ARE NOW ON SALE cheaper in their kitchens.” Howe Tuesday at a Capitol Kennelly, the Democratic Carl A. Zinsser, R- when Democratic Rep. stopped inspecting beauty shops and that’s what we’re going to have — Reasonable Rates She added, ‘“ I don’t think the press conference to launch nominee, pianned to cam­ been a William R. Cotter»died. I Stis-OliMlings-lnstallation schools earlier this year and cut a disease,” Mrs. Prentiss saidx Students are trained to recognize public is aware of all the caustic her primary campaign. “ In paign for the Jan. 12 Complete Selection number of exams for licenses chemicals we use. Some things, we 5 2 8 - 2 0 1 3 fact, it should be a unifying special election by giving because of a lack of funds. health problems like head lice, ring have to wear rubber gloves to use. If force that can bring out ice scrapers, Mrs. Whito Stag Down Vaot The state will conduct an exam in worm, poison ivy and psoriasis, she Main St. Mon.-Fri. 11:00-8:00 Republicans together to and Jackala plus Whita mid-December, the first since June. said. If they are not aware of the dis­ they aren’t used properly, it could Howe glanced across the Group sets meeting Stag Ski Jackata, Panta For the Bugs K Hartford Sal. 1(1:00-5:00 share in the best opportuni­ In January the matter will go to the eases and do not follow proper cause burns or hair loss.” room at her husband and and Turtlanacka... ty w e've had in 20 years to quipped, “ we’ll give out The Manchester Cortiraunitv Services Council will win the seat." skates,” meet Dec. 3 at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. , Miss Uccello, the former Colleen Howe She said she will stress Hartford mayoi who won a economic issues and she 'i’he guest speaker will be William E. FitzGerald, "1 accept youp good first ballot entjorsement at endorsed the Republican chairman of the Cheney Brothers National Landmark 'wishes," said Miss Monday night!s Republican party line of reduced spen­ Historic District, who will discuss a proposal to convert GOLF PACKAGES by Uccello: “ 1 look forward to convention, 'takes a ding, a balanced budget two mill buildings into apartments. different view. winning." and lower taxes. SPALDING and McGREGOR "It (a primary) would be Despite the smijgs and “ 1 am opposed to in­ A referendum asking the public to approve a $750,000 2 e SKI GOGGLES the good wishes, some par­ e GOLF SHOES a disservice to the.party creasing taxes as a way to bond issue for public improvements in the area of the- e SKI LOCKS ty leaders are looking for a buildings will be on the ballot in the Jan. 12 special elec­ e GOLF CARTS and the people of the 1st balance the budget," said. e HUNTING KNIVES District," Miss Uccello bitter primary campaign. Mrs. Howe. tion to fill the 1st Congressional Distribt seat formerly e GOLF CLUB PACKAGES e HUNTING PACKS said Monday night. She. • Mrs. Howe, a Glaston­ held bv the late William R. Cotter, j e TENNIS RACQUETS Whiie conceding that the repeated that view bury businesswoman an(f e TENNIS SHORTS e ALTIMETERS The meeting will begin at noon. People who plan to at­ Tuesday, when she ran into the wife of retired hockey holiday season will make a e TENNIS SHOES e fis h in g r e e ls primary. campaign dif­ tend should make reservations by Deo. 1 by calling the ‘ Mrs. Howe in the Capitol star Gordie Howe, won 29 e PEDOMETERS e FISHING RODS delegate votes at the con­ ficult, she added, “ it won’t Human Services Department at 647-3092. REGAL’S hallway. e BASKETBALLS e HOCKEY SKATES e FOOTBALLS e HOCKEY ACCESSORIES e e SLEEPING BAGS 5 BASEBALL GLOVES ROBERT J. 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NEW BRITAIN (U PI) - England Health Care to decrease the retirement $20 milliuii to $40 million by A coalition of state Employees Union, issued a benefits already negotiated changing the retirement employee unions is vowing similar warning in a through collective plan. to take re’i^enge at the polls prepared statement cir­ bargaining. Teamwork better than confrontation A fact-finder’s report on against lawmakers who culated Tuesday by the T h e Connecticut state pensions has support proposals to coalition of six state Business and Industry from Quoizel... recommended continuing qualified minority candidates who reduce state worker pen­ employee unions. Association has Such reverse discrimination, it was the present retirement sion benefits to help “ We’ll do to any politi­ recommended that a law 4 + Frank Smith, the black activist expect to get some flak from the pointed out to me, is now considered will test well in the written plan for current workers, balance the state’s budget. cian who plays around with be passed to advance the who, perhaps by default, seems to white community,” There’s not one examinatiom. Unfortunately but reducing benefits by an Our Christmas gift to you illegal by the United States Justice “ It is fair to say any our pension what we were retirement age for state have become the chief spokesman black m em ber in the Senior Manchester, as a place to work, is overall 20 percent for new Department. It is really a Catch 22 politician who attacks the going to do to the workers from 55 to 65 and for the Manchester black communi­ Citizens. Manchester not high on the list of those minority employees with 100 percent situation, because where the courts rights of the elddfly will politicians who wanted to to reduce the benefits. ’The I have talked to Mr. Smith on funding by the state. ty, has been.-doing a lot of muscle , have found that such discrimination applicants who could qualify face very severe political destroy Social Security,” plans was endorsed by flexing lately. several occasions and while I can Spotlight anywhere. pressure,” said ^ Donald Brown said. Republican leaders. FREE 4 exists, as they did in Bridgeport, it Pogue said it was inac­ "If we don’t get results in minori­ understand his anger, I think his Pogue, counsel for the un­ By Rick Diamond — Herald Publisher has mandated preferential hiring. So it will take a combined effort to The coalition of unions Rep. Gardner Wright, I> curate to use the fact­ ty hiring, we could have' some staunchly militant attitude could ions’ Pension Coordinating representing 20,000 Bristol, is working on a bill Apparently, judicial and legislative seek out and attract those can­ finder’s report to justify a end up being counter productive. Committee. massive demonstrations by the remedies are mutually exclusive. workers held a news con­ to remove pensions from major overall of the pen­ HOLIDAY , didates. I could never understand Bummer, the likes of which the town “ That’s easy'for you to say,” is Jerry Brown, president ference in a New Britain collective bargaining. He sion system. why Smith and several other blacks of District 1199 of the New has never seen," Smith was quoted the counterargument I get from Nevertheless; the town of hotel to criticize a proposal said the state could save 1 spoke with objected vehemently “ We've got a collective as saying in a story that appeared in most black activists. “ The town Manchester and its Human when the town enlisted the aid of the bargaining law in ths state LASS GLOBE votes 2 to 1 to keep out blacks (their Relations Commission are looking Monday’s Herald. regard tq minority hiring on the recent federal lawsuit. Town ad­ at other alternatives to attract and Hartford chapter of the Urban to resolve issues in Smith also credits pressure from interpretation of what the referen­ Purchase any l ( } ‘ /' Quoizel antique Municipal level, unless there is ministrators, and Weiss in par­ League to locate and help prepare Curry announces candidacy negotiations not in the the black community tor the town’s dum was all about), the police hire minority police officers when brass finished lamp with its own hand pressure from the black community, ticular, are concerned about the dif­ candidates. “ The black community Legislature,” he said. hiring of Jeanette Cave to head the examination was a sham, crosses future openings occur. A pass-fail blown/hand decorated globe and the threat of a lawsuit, organized ficulties in finding qualified black NEW BRITAIN (U P I) - A two-term “ The contest which looms is one “ Don’t change (he rules in are burning all over Manchester, system is under consideration in of Manchester can find Jts own receive the holiday Poinsettia globe Senior Citizens Center. “ They just demonstrations or both.” employees and are seeking new ap­ state lawmaker has become the first among a handful of races across the the middle of tMe game.” which all qualified candidate^, who qualified black applicants without FREE You II enioy this "special didn’t hire that woman by chance,” and now you want us to turn the proaches to helping minorities find Democrat to formally announce his can­ country which will determine the pass the written examination, are help from the Urban League, addition" to your ChnstmaS decor for boasted Smith. other cheek, and expect us to make W ELL, I’M SORRY, gentlemen, didacy for the congressional seat being political direction of this natjpn in the jobs. Smith told me rather emphatically. years to com e In making that statement Smith progress through the goodwill of the I don’t necessarily buy that here in eligible. However, as a practical vacated by Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn. 1980’s and beyond,” Curry sain. does a disservice to a highly white community. It just wouldn't Manchester, Pressure is one thing, It is not an easy task. In a column matter, this eligibility might be If Manchester is going to make In announcing his candidacy Tuesday, M offett has represented the 6th qualified black by making' her dif­ happen” . but heavyhanded pressure, such as last month I mistakenly suggested limited to the top 25 candidates m eaningful progress in race Sen. William Curry, D-Farmington, said District for four terms but will be WANTED ficult job a little more difficult. Reinforcing this thinking is one of a “ massive demonstration,” will that the Board of Directors pass a should there be a large number of relations it’s going to take Democrats had to hold fast to each seat leaving it open to run for the U.S. Senate. Special Offer resolution requiring preferential He has announced plans ;to formally $ Prior to the appointment 1 had Manchester’s leading citizens, only interfere with positive actions successful applicants as there were teamwork, not confrontation. Peo­ in Congress against a Republican . Each Lamp Gift Boxed 49.95 hiring of qualified black police can­ “ assault of unprecedented intensity.” declare his Senate Candida;^ on Dec. 1. TO BUY Com plete talked to Town Manager Bob Weiss, Arthur Green, State Commissioner now being taken to break down in the mbst recent test. ple respond better to reason 'than of Human Rights. Green, who is racial barriers. didates until minority policemen who told me, "We are considering . THERE W ILL continue to be a fear, and gentle pressure is black, told me in a recent conversa­ Many white citizens were upset represent 15 percent of the total CLEAN hiring Cave for the position because problem in attracting highly preferable to threats at every turn. Happy Holidays from... QUOIZEL she's the most qualified, but 1 tion, “ Nothing ever happens with over some of the revelations^n the force. USED CARS Tuesdoy-Wednei^oy 10-6 PM CARTER Thursdoy-Friday 10-9 PM In M anchester Soturdoy 10-6 PM

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Fittings The field has grown to over 4,- All money collected, $3 from • Breast Form MORE THAN YOU 000, making it one of the biggest each official entrant plus every for Masectomys road races in the East. copper penny to paper money One claim the Manchester collected on race day on a pass- SHOULD FOR F ive M iler has is that it’s the fhtecjiat and hope-for-the-best OPEN: oldest sanctioned race over that return w ill enter the MD Fund, M ON-SAT 9:30-5:30 distance in the country. national objective of the Tall THUR8. TILL 8:30 STEREO.... Tomorrow morning while Cedars. Thanksgiving dinners are being • Judging by past times, shortly prepared and the turkey in many after — or before — 22 minutes And not getting the quality of households is in the oven, more have elapsed, the first runner than 4,000 men, wom en and should cross the finish line. The Releanne Manseau - owner children of all ages (14 the last will probably cover the YAMAH A-B&O •NAKAMICHI minimum with no maximum), in course in just under one hour. 631 Main S t, Manchester all shapes and colors will line up The race is Manchester’s •KLPSCH«POLK ? as they can on Main Street to biggest sports spectacle, a posi­ start the exact 4.8-mile foad tion it has held since the late Try US — W e’re the Unbeatables through Manchester’s paved 1940s after word of mouth spread streets. from early contestants: The starting — and finishing — The list of winners include big Weird plot to kill 'Baby Doc' point will be on Main Street and names in the track world, an expected 25,000 onlookers are Manchester has long been a TORO I Hi-Fi Stereo House hot-bed for running, thanks to expected. WASHINGTON-An incredible successive Chilean governments Whether you spend $269 or $12,000, you get Meanwhile, Manchester’s two Pete Wigren, who developed plot is in the works-to end the dic­ have refused to give them back. THE niO?El FEBHIBME1I8 high schools. East Catholic and many stars while coaching at tatorial regime of Haitian President Sources told my reporter Corky Choose from America's Manchester High. Johnson the current Chilean regime BETTER SOUND • BETTER SERVICE Manchester High, both looking Jean-Claude “ Baby Doc” Duvalier. Jack Anderson leading line. to salvage something from The race needed “ local These are the bizarre ingredients; claims the seven ships are flavor” and it got just that in the An American soldier of fortune, a “ missing.” • BETTER PRICES losing seasons, will 'tangle at Washington Merry-Qo-Round early years from Joe handpicked team of international TORO GREAT WINTER AERATE Memorial Field for the town’s In another, case, Argentina was Skeptical? Here’s just one example of what we mean: mercenaries, a group of Haitian schoolboy bragging rights. McCluskey, . who went on to given $3 million worth of radar exiles and some Italian businessmen Each team has won three of national fame. Then along came equipment, and has shown no in­ DAYS NOW GOING ON looking for a fast buck. the six previous meetings, with Charlie Robbins and later Pete clination to return it. . Duvalier is known to be worried to the kickoff set at 10 a.m. Close. promised lucrative construction wretched Haitian people will still the point of paranoia over the The State Department is reported­ Back to the road race. Today, the race is big league contracts in return for financing the lose. Exile sources say that a possibility that he will be ly reluctant to bring pressure on the While national, international by any measure. Maloire victory would merely assassinated. He has been publicly coup. freeloaders for fear they would turn Qai, SAVE Chances are good that it wilU The plotters have picked replace one dictatorship with 20" width o and Olympic figures have warned that there is a plot against to the Soviet Union tor stay that way for years to come. Duvalier’s successor. He is Roland another. A military showdown H • *r O O graced the field, and often him. In late October, three light replacements if we demand the *30 to l Magloire, a former Haitian army between the two adversaries would . planes flew over his unhappy coun­ return of our material. ____I t i J L lieutenant and the nephew of Paul be a contest the long-suffering Hai­ try and dumped tons of literature * 5 0 Newl proclaiming the dictator’s imminent Magloire, who was president of tian population could review with But sonr^ members of Congress on snowthrowers downfall. Haiti from 1950 to 1956. Scheming evenhanded dispassjon—like the are upset at these under-the-counter Yamaha R-300 Receiver- excluding power All the features and Whether it was the Italo; against Baby Doc and his late henpecked frontiersman of legend,- arms deals with governments of sound quality that make Berry's Worl(d American-Haitian plot that was the father. Papa Doc Duvalier, is who greeted the sight of his wife and snow shovel. N ew l questionable human rights Yamaha the top receiver nothing new for Roland Magloire. a grizzly bear locked in mortal com­ API - 505 Loudspeakers- specific cause of Baby Do^’s alarm reputations. Sen. Edward Zorinsky, ' line. 30 watts/channel, Yamaha P-350 Turntable 3-way system for big, * He has been involved in several bat, with encouraging cries of "Go is not clear. Maybe he doesn’t even D-Neb., has offered an amendment continuously variable loudness New optimum mass tonearm. ‘ impressive sound that attempted coups. In the late 1960s, know about this one. But here’s the wife! Go bear!” to the arms control act that would control, optical balance for truer sound reproduction, captures the critical story, as reported by my associates he spent a year in jail in the Footnote: The anti-Duvalier plot require presidential approval for tuning, and more. complete with Grado cartridge. m idrange. • A s^gU-stag* snowthrovrars that range • S heavy-duty two-stage anowthrowers Dale Van Atta and Bob Sherman. Bahamas as the result of a botched is one bit of skulduggery that cannot military loans. Meanwhile, the invasion of Haiti. izom an ah-alactilc 12", and 14", with dependable A, S, 7, 6 or 11 hp The soldier of fortune is John be laid at Ed Wilson’s door. Dutcher. secret traffic continues with little or or 20" Qoctiid Start gaa modala. engines for when the going gets deep. Dutcher, a rugged 40-year-old ex- Dutcher could not be located for quit Wilson’s employ when the Hai­ no accounting to Congress. This'“Better Sound” system is yours for only « 4 9 7 Marine and self-proclaimed comment, but Magloire returned a tian deal was cut. -assassin who used to work for call from Montreal late one night. ■SAVE ON HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS fugitive ex-CIA agent Edwin Wilson. Surprisingly, he did not deny that a SECRET ARMS DEALS; —The • Ths uniqus, all elsctric Ibro Powsr Shovel. •Audiophile Records •Cassette Decks •barge Selection ot 1 reported last August that Dutcher coup was being planned. At first, he State Department has been secretly For walks, stnw, porchss and dseks. . Featuring New Selection For people who hate shoveling snow. •Record & Tape Portables & Car Stereo once identified himself as' a professed not to know Dutcher, but providing rnilitary equipment to of Japanese Pressings Cleaners •Headphones then he said, “ Maybe 1 do, but under foreign countries for more than 20 •Equalizers “ mercenary specializing in protec­ lianrhpstpr Hpralh Csctrlo some other name,” When presented tion, training and hostage retrieval years in apparent violation of the Power Power Shovel We pre-test arid service everything .je sell . . missions for foreign governments.” with details of the plot, he said coy­ Foreign Assistance and Arms Celebrating 100 years ^ovsl, 12" width. )n Piemise . . . Right Before 'Your Eyes In mid-September, Dutcher was ly, “ Maybe it is possible that Export Control AcL'f. of community service wi(h 100 ft. winter cord sent by Wilson to northern Italy to sometiiing is going to happen.” ’The boys in Foggy Bottom have Founded Oct. 1, 1881 till Dec. 31st, 1981 negotiate a Libyan construction con­ Sources in the Haitian exile com­ been -doing this by “ lending” tract with some Milan businessmen. munity tell me that Magloire has military hardware under long-term Published by the Manchester HtfaiTtfoa Layaways * On Premises Service Tinanring • Trad(>.|ns always been committed to the idea Publishing Co., Herald Square, While he was there, he met some lease arangements, without done vtthoat a im Haitian exiles who want to get rid of of overthrowing Duvalier by force. notifying Congress as the law Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone NEWINGTON. CT. VERNON CIRCLE In fact, they say, his insistence on a (203) 643-271 Oppotllr Trl-CIty Pleia Duyalier. requires. Countries that can’t afford 9E. Cedar St. (isRte. 175) (E eIi 9 5 o H I 86) (Bottom of Hill Near Chlldren'« Hoipltal) Dutcher agreed not only to recruit military ouster led to the breakup of to pay are allowed to use U..S. equip­ Member of United Press Inter­ 649-7737 I 666-4740 mercenaries in N ew Britain and the "Haitian Coalition,” an emigre ment without payment, so the loans national and Audit Bureau of Cir­ culations. South Africa but to purchase arms group dedicated to Duvalier’s down­ amount to donations. OPEN: fall. Magloire's opponents wanted to Chile, for example, was supplied Mon.-IVed. JO S for the coup. The cost was Thurs.-Fri. JO-9 V/S/t arrange a less bloody coup within CAPITOL EQUIPMENT "We're having an up-dated Norman Rockwell calculated at $2 million, which the with seven military support sMpsJh Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Sat. 9:30-5-30 Thanksgiving. I prepared the dinner and grand­ two Italian companies agreed to ad­ Haiti. the 1960s. 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"N 8 — THE HERALD. Wed.. Nov. 25, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., Nov. 25. 1981 - 9 O'Neill receives visitors; MANCHESTER STORE ONLY Demon defense Store gas leak rt officer acquitted anxious to resume work J e a n s-P lu s to be revived causes illness in civil rights, perjury case HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. William O’Neill, to begin receiving one telephone call from a member of his staff each day. hospitalized to recuperate from a mild heart attack, is feet away from the suspect and saw Fauliso said there was a television set, flowers, HARTFORD (UPI) — A heating system leak was BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A city The policeman had been cleared "looking well" and is "very anxious" to resume work, in case appeal apparently responsible for an emission of carbon of any wrongdoing by an acting a "shiny object” in his raised hand telegrams, but no telephone in the governor’s hospital police officer has been acquitted of says Lt, Gov. Joseph Fauliso. when the fatal shots were fired. The monoxide gas that overcame 45 Employees, federal civil rights violation and Fairfield County coroner shortly Fauliso and a gubernatorial executive aide became room. He said he didn’t see any heart monitors. officer said he had chased Fer­ shoppers and rescue personnel at a city department perjury charges stemming from the after the shooting, which touched off the first visitors besides O'Neill's wife, Nikki, to visit Fauliso said he will try to meet <»'ith the governor as nandez : near the Old Mill Gr> DANBURY (UPI) — The attorney for a young man store, police say. 1977 fatal shooting of a Hispanic protests by Bridgeport’s Hispanic the governor since he entered St. Francis Hospital and often as is allowed. while holding another suspect under convicted of manslaughter for the stabbing death of his The Bradlees department store on Park Street teenager following a late-night community. Mbdical Center last Friday. remained closed through the day Tuesday as his arm. friend and landlord says he will appeal the conviction on chase. Officers testified during the Joined by Mrs. O’Neill, Fauliso and aide Chad firemen ventilated the single-story building grounds the devil was responsible for the crime. The U.S. District Court jury of 12 seven-day trial that a knife had ap­ ' "I thought 1 was looking down a McCollam spent about 20 minutes Tuesday with O'Neill following the 12:30 p.m. incident. parently been moved close to the at the hospital’s post coronary care unit, said Larrye Ante Cheyenne Johnson, 19, stood motionless Tuesday women deliberated for about seven gun barrel and I thought I was going as a Superior Court jury returned a conviction for the The 45 victims, who became nauseous and dizzy, hours over two days before finding teenager’s body to enhance the to be shot,” Fitzgerald said. deBear, the governor’s press secretary. GREENS & THINGS were taken to Hartford Hospital and St. Francis appearance Fitzgerald fired in self- DeBear said O’Neill, 51, signed an extradition form, lesser charge of first-degree manslaughter in the Feb. police officer Robert Fitzgerald in­ Keefe had called forensic expert 298 W. Middle Tpka., Manchester 16 slaying of Brookfield kennel operator Alan Bono. Hospital and Medical Center where they were defense. discussed his schedule through Dec. 12 and talked about nocent of the charges. Tuesday. James McDonald, who said Fer­ '643-1635 Pat Lukach, Owner Judge Robert J. Callahan, who,had refused at the out-, treated and released, officials said. "I think it was a just and right An officer said there was no nandez was shot from a distance of the Legislature’s special session and routine office FR YE BOOTS Hartford Police Capt. Donald Chafin said by coin­ weapon in the immediate area when set of the trial to allow the jury to hear defense 27 feet. business. verdict,” said attorney Hugh Keefe, .arguments that Johnson was possessed by demons at the cidence, a police officer was outside the store when he arrived at tlie scene. He said he A prosecution witness told the “The governor is very anxious to resume activities,” who had represented the 11-year OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY time of the crime, set sentencing for Dec. 18. two cashiers came out of the building for air returned after consulting with a jury Fitzgerald had fired from a dis­ Fauliso said after the visit. “The governor’s looking member of the Bridgeport police Johnson, who pruned trees for a living, was originally because they felt sick. force and Vietnam veteran at the supervisor an'd saw a knife in plain tance of about 160 feet, testimony well. We chatted for about 20 minutes and I told him 1 The officer called an ambulance for the cashiers 8 to 4 MENS & WOMENS STYLES charged with murder. With his conviction for trial. “Frankly, I didn’t think they view. supported by results of a test con­ would stop in as often as I can.” and in the meantime, “several more” customers manslaughter, he faces a minimum sentence of one to 10 had a very strong case.” Fitzgerald testified that before ducted at the scene by an FBI agent. The governor was hospitalized Friday after blood Fresh Cut Flowers and employees became ill, Chafin said. the incident he had never shot tests showed evidence of heart muscle damage, but his years in prison and could be sentenced to a term as long Fitzgerald shot Elizer Fernandez, as lO to 20 years. The fire department and the Department of En­ anyone. He had served two military The witness said Fernandez, who doctors said they weren’t sure what day last week he 15, in a late night chase on July 6, Cash & Carry Arrangements State’s Attorney Walter D. Flanagan said the jury’s vironmental Protection was notified and began an tours tn Vietnam and 11 years as a spent time in juvenile correctional suffered the attack. He had complained about indiges­ 1977, after the officer stopped four verdict, returned after 17 hours of deliberations over investigation, Chafin said. youths in a stolen car. Fernandez policeman. centers, had sniffed four tubes of tion and back pain. From ^5.00 and up three days, was “a fair and just verdict.” “As far as we can determine — the fire depart­ Fitzgerald said he was about 20 glue before the incident. O’Neill was transferred Monday from the hospital’s was struck twice in the head. Fruit Baskets & Corsages But defense attorney Martin Minnella said there was ment and the DEP — the gas came from a heating coronary unit to the post coronary care unit. His duct,” said Chafin, who added the department store 2 enough doubt in the case to allow the jury to acquit physicians said he was improving and they allowed him had its own crews working on the trouble. All malor Johnson and said he would appeal. credit cerde 6 4 3 -1 6 3 5 ^ He said he will ask a higher court to consider evidence accepted that Johnson Igas a victim of demonic possession at the time of the slaying. "We were not allowed evidence that would have lent I soMfr^ - credence to our position. We created an awful lot of Republican wins AVERY reasonable doubt," said Minelia. “Arne is very disap­ "PUZZLING' pointed. He thought he was going to go home today.” Johnson’s mother, a maid in a Bridgeport motel, said 5 her son "was railroaded” by the'state, which charged delayed election THIS CHRISTMAS Bono, 40, was stabbed to death by Johnson in a drunken TASTEFUL Every boot in stock! brawl over the defendant’s live-in girlfriend. WEST HAVEN (UPI) - Voters who had to wait three Mrs, Mary Johnson, visibly upset with the verdict, weeks longer than most of the state’s other residents to said she thought the jury’s decision was "very unfair. choose their local officials have given West Haven its 11X14 He was railroaded. We will appeal. He is innocent.” Q ffT t 154 Interlocking Pieces The verdict was returned just one hour after the jury first Republican mayor in more than a decade. Lawrence Minichino defeated three other candidates reported it was deadlocked and Callahan ordered the The Dunkin’ Donuts glass decorator jar 297 EAST CENTER ST. panel to try again to decide on acquittal, murder or Tuesday in an election delayed by court order from Nov. MANCHESTER, CT manslaughter. 3 after the city’s Democratfc'mayoral primary had (o be with Munchkins® Donut Hole Treats won't be After the jury was dismissed, jury foreman Gerald rerun. hard to empty. Or fill. Because there are all "I never thought this moment was ever going to OPENTHURS.-FRI.'TIL? P.M. Ryan of New Fairfield refused to comment on how the sorts of things to fill it with. Like jelly bean's M y Thanks To All of jury reached its verdict. happen.” said Minichino, who according to unofficial tallies received 9,063 votes to 7,061 for Democrat or flowers. • You For Your SupportI All seven female and five male jurors polled by UPI refused to comment on the deadlock or why they George H. Dunleavy, Just drop by any participating Dunkin’ Unofficial tallies gave igdependent Joseph E. Celen- ‘*Dutch Fogarty^* reached the manslaughter conviction, which differs Donuts shop for your decorator jar filled with from a murder conviction on the question of intent. tano 1,753 votes and Samuel 'Terk of the Impact Party Bono was stabbed five times at the Brookfield kennel 186 vhtes and also showed Republicans winning an 8-5 Munchkins®* Donut Hole Treats. But hurry. he managed after both men spent the afternoon drinking majority on the previously Democratic-controlled City Because a lot of people have designs on c. at a local tavern in the company of Johnson’s young Council. buying more than one. sisters and Johnson’s live-in girlfriend, Debbie Glatzel, Minichino is West Haven’s first Republican mayor since 1971 and succeeds Democratic Mayor Robert A. Available while l y 27. ■ , . 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10 — THE HERALD. Wed.. Nov. 25. 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Nov. 25,.1981 - 1 1 Bradlees to occupy 49ers ready Obituaries for Giants vacant King's store SPORTS Page 12 Lorrain* Ann Marcin 19 at 2 p.m. at Congregational Ro m Synol Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in WINDSOR — Lorraine Ann Mar­ Church of South Glastonbury. VERNO N — Miss Rose Synol, 65, East Cemetery. Friends may call at financial picture facing retail cin, 50, of Windsor, died Tuesday at Memorial donations may be made to of 117 Vernon Ave., died Tuesday at the funeral home Friday from 2 Continued from page one department stores Jiad led the her home. She was the mother of Friends of Glastonbury Youth, Box her home. p.m. until the tim e of the service. parent finn lo^reassess its holdings, Robert V. Marcin of Manchester. 284, Glastonbury. Funeral services will be Friday at Memorial contributions may be former King’s personnel who have and the store closings reflect a trend She aiso leaves two daughters, 9 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin made to the Organ Fund of the since been hired by the store that they would be moved to the toward diversification, he said. Mrs, Donna Fusco of Windsor and Gualave A. Ekatrom Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. with Church of the Nazarene. r-' By leasing the Parkade site, he Mrs. Linda LaCIair of Enfield. Private funeral and burial ser­ a mass at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph’s Manchester outlet “ sometime next year.” said, the firm will make the same Funeral services will he Saturday vices were held for Gustave A. Church. Calling hours are today Mrs. Bertha D. Morgan King’s had offered to reassign amount of money without the at 9:15 a m. from the Carmon Ekstrom, 82, of 39 McKinley St. who from 7 to 9 p.m. and ’Thursday from Mrs. Bertha D. Morgan, 77, of 404 headaches of a retail store or the un­ Funeral Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., died last Saturday. He was the hus­ 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. employees affected by the Nov. 11 N. Main St., died Tuesday at Hart­ closing of its Manchester and West - certainties of the market. Windsor was a mass of Christian band of Marguerite (Sanderson) Mrs. Audrey N. Cole ford Hospital. Company officials at King’s , JS/’ ;,- , burial at 10* a.m. at St. Gertrude’s Ekstrom. Hartford stores, but “ most did not Mrs. Audrey N. Cole, 69, of 129 She was born in Hebron on May 13, headquarters in Newton, Mass., and He w a s j born in Medford, Mass, on want to go,” to another location, ac­ Church. Friends may call at the Branford St., died Tuesday at 1904. Before retiring she had been July 23, 1899 and had lived in cording to Barrett. Bradlees headquarters in Braintree, funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and Manchester Memorial Hospital. She employed in the office at Hartford Manchester for 25 years. He was a Bradlees has reportedly promised Mass., could not be reached for 7 to 9 p.m. was the widow of Albert (7ole. Hospital. She was a member of retired engineer from Pratt &' to hire former King’ personnel to comment this morning. She was born in New Britain on Manchester Johovah’s Witnesses Louis P. Brenlon Whitney Aircraft Division of United staff the Manchester store, Barrett Jan. 30,1912 and had been a resident Kingdom Hall. « Louis P. Brenton, 76, of 12 Technologies. said.'While King’s employed about 4 Bluefield Drive, and St. Petersburg, of Manchester for more than 50 She leaves her husband, Winifred The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 85 people at the Manchester outlet, Two youths charged Fla., died Monday at his home. He years. She was a member of the Morgan and several nieces and Ma'in St. had charge of Barrett said Bradlees “ staffs better was the husband of Germaine Church of the Nazarene. nephews. in racist vandalism arrangements. than King’s,” and would most likely She leaves a son, Robert J. Cole of (Caron) Brenton. Funeral services will be Friday at hire more people. Police said two juveniles have He was born in St. Ephram, Manchester and two daughters, 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Barrett said the Manchester out­ been referred to juvenile authorities Mrs. Doris Stalfy Canada and had been a Hartford Mrs. Rhoda Burr and Miss Sally 4()0 Main St. Friends may call at the let had been showing a profit at the in connection with previously un­ 2 Mrs. Doris Staffy of Southbridge, area resident for 54 years. He was a (iole, both of Manchester and five funeral home Friday from 11 a.m. to time of its closing. “ 'The gross sales reported acts of racially motivated Mass'., died in a Southbridge machinist at Pratt & Whitney Air- grandchildren. ! the time of the service. were projected at 4.2 million for this vandalism Halloween night, police Hospital Tuesday, She was the Funeral services will be Friday at craft Division of United Memorial donations may be made year,’ he said. said today. No further details were mother of Merle A. Norton of 3 p.m. from the Holmes Funeral Technologies Corp., East Hartford to a charity of the donor’s choice. However, he said, the gloomy immediately available. for 20 years, retiring in 1968. Manchester. Besides his wife he leaves three The John F. Tierney Fuuneral Cant of Thanks Home, 219 W. Center St., daughters, Mrs. Theresa The Family of Chester Kieiick Manchester, is in charge of funeral, Beauregard of Houston. Texas, Mrs. wishes to extend their heartfelt No VD clinic arrangements, which are in­ Irene Lehan of East Hartford and thanks to all that helped, us during 'The Preventive Medicine complete. Mrs. Patricia Hight of Manchester; our recent bereavement, to Officer (VD) clinic, which meets 4,000 set for 10 start a son Roger Brenton of Middletown; Virginia J. BIrtlea Jon Hawthorne, to the two young on ’Thursdays,-will not be four brothres and- four sisters; 17 EAST HARTFORD - Virginia people on the am bulance who conducted’ this week grandchildren and four great­ Jeana (Kitchen) Birtles, 65, of 42 responded to the 911 number, to all because of the holiday. grandchildren. our friends and neighbors who have Arbutus St., died Tuesday at St. The clinic will resume Funeral services and burial will been so kind and thoughtful. Francis Hospital and Medical Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. at be private. There are no calling Mrs. Chester Kieiick Center. She was the wife of Stanley Manchester Memorial hours. The family requests he be Capt. Thomas Kieiick R. Birtles and the mother of Bryon Hospital. CORRECTION remembered with masses or S. Birtles and Denise A. Smaglis of World champ Coghlan spotlighted donations to the American Cancer Due to typographical errors in Al Sieffert’s tabloid in Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Manchester and Janice M, Labbe of In IMemuriam Name omitted today’s paper, the 26” Sony color television is not East Hartford. ford. There will be a memorial mass In Loving Memory of my St. Jam es School in­ remote. The 19” Philco color T.V should read $357, There will be a mass of Christian By Earl Yost Starting and finishing point will be six-time champ Johnny Kelley, time, with a big financial assist successful season. Tim DeValve, Saturday at 2 p.m. at St. Pius X brother Charles Lenorsky who advertently omitted the The 15” Philco portable T.V. should read $297. Pic­ collegiate cross country champion. Church, W estfield Street, buriai Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Isaac Sports Editor on Main Street, opposite St. James Treacy and Quinn are teammates a t. veteran marathoner John Vitale and from United Technologies, will be now running under the colors of'the passed away on Nov. 26, 1922. name of Jennifer DeMarco Middletown. The D’Esopo East Jogues Church, East Hartford. torials may not be exact representations of models Church. Providence College. O’Shea was se­ Ray Crothers are other one-time Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of University of Connecticut, was 14th from its honor roll. Miss Three years ago, the first world Hartford Funeral Chapel has charge Friends may call at Newkirk & Once again a world champion cond here last November, John Five M ile kings who most likely will Lebanon. All proceeds will enter the last year. Dave DeValve led the Gone but not forgotten by his DeMarco, a fifth grade stu­ being sold. champion to grace the Five Mile of arrangements. Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn­ heads a most imposing number of Treacy entered but withdrew. be among the lop 25 placements to Muscular Dystrophy Research local schoolboys a year ago across dent, received general Road Race field in Manchester, side “ Ave., East Hartford, today sister, children, grandchildren, first class runners, Ireland’s qualify for merchandize awards. Fund, national objective of the Tall the line. honors. John Treacy, ran away from the Another new face who will bear Anita S. Brenneman, . from 2 to 4 and 7 to ^ p.m. nieces and nephews. 445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER Eamonn Coghlan. Twice a member Special interest will be focused on Cedars. pack to win. watching is former Manhattan Among the girls. East Catholic’s GLASTONBURY - Anita S. Memorial contributions may be May he rest in peace, 0 Lord. of Ireland’s Olympic team in 1976 the woman who is responsible for There will be 51 awards, top 25, The right buyers are yours Still wearing a world crown in College stand Bill Krohn as well as fine twosome. Linda Reddy and Brenneman, 81, of 244 Carriage made to the American Cancer &x;ie- and 1980, Coghlan is the premier members of her sex to compete on plus three for the first three male when you shop the ads in lllllltflf I cross country, the former Charlie Duggan, defending cham­ Teresa Kittredge are entered. Drive, Glastonbury and Coconut ty... Kuligowsky Family m iler in the world ... and he’s one of equal terms with male runners, and female scholastic runners, and the Classified Section. Providence College star raced home pion, and Peter Crooke, a former G ro v e, F la ., died N ov. 20 in the best in all races up to 10 miles. Julia d ia s e Brand. It was 20 years three in each age group, 18-39, 40-49, Race headquarters will be at the ■ first in the 1979 run and, as Providence College star. Houston, '■'exas. He hopes to duplicate Treacy’s feat. ago that Chase, along with Chris 50-64 and one for each the man and East Side Rec for registration with lii predicted, set a course record. A memorial service will be Dec. WALLPAPER INVENTORY John Treacy’s record of 21:26 will Fam iliar faces will be headed by McKenzie of New York and Diane woman over 65. awards to be presented at the Tomorrow morning the 45th edi­ be seriously threatened not only by 61-year-old Charlie Robbins, who Lechausse of-Manchester joined the Home-town runners anxious to Nathan Hale School on Spruce tion of Connecticut’s biggest road Coghlan but also part of the 1981 competes hare-foot., The two-time field of runners, unofficially, but in record fine finishes include the Street. race and the country's .oldest Top officials are W ill Hadden, “ Irish Connection” which includes winner is one of a dozen runners who due jim e the AAU changed its rules DeValve brothers, Tim and Dave, HOLIDAY SUPER SPECIALS CLEARANCE recognized five mijer will take place general chairman for the Tall Coghlan, Ray Treacy, Mike O’Shea claimed national long distance and gave the green light to females and Steve Kittredge. outstanding At Pero’s Kathy Saysl with a field of better than 4,000 set to BUY NOW AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS and Brendan Quinn. Treacy is the championships over the years. to compete on equal footing. East Catholic High cross country Cedars, with Jim Balcome race Friday - Saturday Sunday only answer the starter’s gun at 10;30. current New England inter­ Nine-time winner Amby Burfoot, Sponsoring the run for the 31st star this fall and fresh from a director. BMX DIRTBIKE SAVE HAVE A HAPPY COLUMBIA OMGINiU. ^ ON ALL SPECIAL by COLUMBIA We must ORDER WALLPAPER THANKSGIVING! 10 SPEED BIKE NODOR BRISTLE make room o o AL80I (111674 26" WhMl for new Per Single Roll BOY8 OR QIRL8 DARTBOARD Flamlno R«d $7999 arrivals. Q ST. P«do Town's biggest attraction T q WE WILL BE CLOSED Ust 57.00 Our R«g. IncludMd AH muat go Our Rm R«0. 69.90 CASH and CARRY ALL DAY THANKSGIVING DAY 129.M 44.90 at one ALL SALES FINAL In Carton low price. ____ Oldest runner to win Manchester’s Five Mile Road $99» $3394 ALSO ONE OF THE LAROEST SELECTIONS OF ______STENCILS A STENCIL SUPPLIES. Race was Joe McCluskey in 1947. The smiling Irishman In Cirton who competed around the world for 50 years admitted to ■■■ “THE KIN6 36 summers and winters in ’47. The form er United BDDD, OF EUREKA 2 man C0UIMIIUEXERI2SER/^=-FjajH States Olympian and Track and Field Hall of Fam er out WITH SPEEDOMETER YUIWIU; Herald Angle PERO PRODUCE” of Fordham University shares with Art Dulong, former TIMBERLINE Quick H«H)hl AdjuMnwit SKATES Start & Holy Cross standout, as the youngest. Both were 19 276 OAKUND ST., MANCHESTER Large, Comlortabla Man'a or Ladlaa' - t e a Seat #520 andlSSO 'I.'V-. when they won, McCluskey’s first of four wins Coming in Estrl Yost, Sports Editor Finish 643-6384 Rag.1l9.M Rag. 21.99 “"t* 4 , 1930 and Dulong was tops in the 1967 run. 'McCluskey’s j m i E CanoacL SALE success in ’47 came 15 years after his last win here in tlUf* ■tl frMSttnBaf 9 9 ’ 9 *18» 1932, the same year he was with Uncle Sam’s Olympic fran. Ov bast Ytadi ‘17J» team in Germany...The race was the brainchild of John Mier Rsf. 12948 99*® fSlO Lloyd, then director of recreation in Manchester, in FREE! Fra# Aaaambly V J i L . 1 no/n discount SALE Ireland import at Providence College.”’’8. Paul I V /U WITH THIS AD 1927. The early races were co-sponsored by the Rec. and Oparowski, form er Bates College distance runner, and SWIMMING POOL LAYAWAY the Arm y & Navy Club .The latter organization was'the 10" AMF TRIKE SNOCAT ON PICTURE FRAMINQ ONLY one of New England’s top marathoners. 9. BoDay, one­ sole backer in 1947 thru 1950, This year’s race marks the time South Carolina harrier, sixth last year. 10. Home­ Matting Mounting Mirrors 31st sponsored by Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Reg. 24.99 BOBSLED a a a town product, Tim DeValve, form er Manchester High BASKETBALI Lebanon. Will Hadden is in his 29th year as general a Pictures • Canvas Stretching a Ideas on framing standout, now a record-holder, at the University of Yallow chairman and Jim Balcome his third season as race A SMALL DEPOSIT $1999 e Crewel Work Stretching & Framing & Colors Connecticut. with Handgrips director. WILL HOLD FREE ASSEMBLY Rag. 6.00 HANCtiES¥CI? YVALAPAIDCK AND PA IN T Six ex-champs Sale Ends Sunday 11-29-81 iNcoaroiATio Course runners will follow tomorrow AHD FREE LAYAWAY • GIFT CERTIFICATES 115 W e s t Middle Turnpike-MANCHESTER 646-0143 Open Sundays 'til Chrletmarl1-6 p.m. OaCN AAe«.-Sal. t;3e-S:lO. Wed til noon; Thurs. til T;00 P.M. Six former champions are entered, Amby Burfood,. GUARANTEE • v m Johnny Kelley, John Vitale, Ray Crothers, Charlie Rob­ !!S 2 ______bins and Charlie Dyson. Latter was involved in closest 2 Main St. race in history, besting Alan Shafer and Bob Scharf by 643-7111 YOUR 1982 POOL I less than one second in 1956...Not able absentee among FARR'S Open Daily C-9 the registered runners is Steve Gates, a Manchester AT 1981 PRICES! man, and usually the first Silk Towner to finish, always making the coveted top 25 list...Bob Dougan will be Scoreboard since 1945 making his 45th appearance with the race either as a participant or official, the only man to hold this Sieffeifs S ale" honor...Official starter is Lee Fracchia. H e’s due to fire Year Top Three Finishers Winning Time POOLS&flOTTUBS the gun at 10:30 and approximately 22 minutes latqr a 1945 Charlie Rohhins, Herb iStevenspn, Fran Leary...... 26:10 Rte 4 4 -A (2 m i East of Bolton Lal(e) winner should have been recorded...Bill Rodgers is not 1946 Charlie Robbins, Tom Crane, Joe McCluskey ...... 25:09 CC^/E^ITRY 742-7308 KEROSENE HEATERS expected to run even for exercise as he did the last two 1947 Joe McCluskey, Bob Knowles, Jess Van-ZanI ...... ’.25:02 years. MANCNISTII SOUTNIMfiTOR ilFIILA AVdS 1948 Ted Vogel, Fred Schoeffler, George T erry...... 25:03 742-7306 741-0300 74^7306 Luxurious... 1949 Tom Crane, Fred Schoeffler, John K e lle y ...... 24:48 1950 Fred Schoeffler, John Kelley, John Lafferty...... 24:55 Times have changed 1951 John Kelley, Tom Crane, Bob B lack...... 24:30 LEATHER 1952 John Kelley, Austin Scott, Charlie Robbins ...... 25:33 Charlie Robbins’ winning time in 1945 was 26:10. The 1952 John Kelley, Charlie Robbins, Nick Costes...... 24:20 Sfj^iec€€i4 same time last November would have been good for 1954 Nick Costds, Dick Hart, Fred Schoeffler ...... 24:42 L eath er Jackets For Our Very 100th place. When Robbins won again in 1946 in 25:09, ' 1955 Dick Hart, John Kelley, George Terry ...... 24:28 A Quality BM X Bike B la zers BUT the tirtie would have landed him only 59th place in 1980 1956 Charlie Dyson, Alan Shaler, Bob Schorf ...... 25:34 at Discount Store Prices C oats $79„$109 ^ s t M o d e l among the finishers...Race is sanctioned by The Athletics 1957 John Kelley, Pete Close, Lew Stieglitz...... 23:59 < 2 4 8 Congress (TAC) which governs all road racing. State 1958 Pete Close, Ed McAllister, Al Confalone...... 24:43 TAC Long Distance Chairman is Bob Russell of Wool Blazers*rs Built-In 1959 Bob Lowe, John Kelley, Russ Bennett,...... 24:18 PSR15 Long-life Manchester. For years the race came under Amateur Special .*129“ at P ea Jkts. vec°Uon I l">'^brs, 1.3 Gal. Double Glass Fiberglass 1960 Bob Lowe, Jim Keefe, Larry-Damon...... ’.24:00 Walled . No. 1 SOW Athletic Union rules and regulations. All (? ) runners are 1961 John Kelley, Walt.Barker, Larry D am on...... 24:21 C oals $ 4 9 » $ 7 5 Features: simon-pure amateurs, at least they are supposed to 1962 John Kelley, Len Ehler, Larry D am on ...... 24:30 be...Only the Boston Marathon is older than the Five ■Fully welded frame M O D E L P S R I 5 Miler...The local course has been altered several times 1963 Vic Zwolak, John Kelley, Geofge C o n efiry...... 23:5.3 •Tubular fort Vests • Leather Handbagfs over the years...The race has never been postponed 1964 Ralph Buschmann, Jim Keefe, Larry Damon...... 23:56 •Heavy duty spokea'*A rims CenveetienTyoe Portfolios • Wallets although it came close to being wiped out in 1971 when a 1965 Ray Crothers, Jim Keefe, John Kelley ...... 23:50 •Gumwall -snakebclly tires Sportswear, etc. blizzard struck on Thanksgiving eve with up to 10 inches 1966 Ralph Buschmann, Amby Burfoot, Ray Crothers...... 23:14 •Gold "V ” handlebars Visit the specialists and save. of snow and drifts several feet high. Th e race course had 1967 Art Dulong, Amby Burfoot, Ralph Buschmann...... 2 3 :1 5 •Double handle stem They provi e the jatesLip safety features to be plowed a second time before more than 100 runners 1968 Amby Burfoot, Jim Keefe, Sid Sink ...... ,22:34 •Dual hand brakes andare U.L. Listed, These Heaters have coiild start out with Am y Burfoot the winner. 1969 Amby Burfoot, Pat McMahon, John V ita le ...... 22:38 •All pads included automatic shutoff in case of tip-over, manual Ali iocai fieid •3 colors available shutoff for quick-off and double-walled fuel 1970 John Vitale, Pat McMahon, Amby Burfoot ...... 22:42 Fully assembled tanks. Lighting these new heaters is a Eight ruhners, all local, made up the first field in 1927 1971 Amby Burfoot, John Vitale, Terry Gallagher...... 23:45 dream, with the automatic push button Prediction Department which saw John McCluskey, Joe’s older brother win, 1972 Amby Burfoot, John Vitale, Dan Moynihan ...... 22:21 f a t h e r lighting system. Just push a button, no^ John McCluskey is a prominent physician in Brockton, 1973 Amby Burfoot, John Vitale, Steve Flanagan...... 22:37 FACTORY matches required. Also, the new~fiberglass 1. Eamonn Coghlan, form er Villanqya and Olympic Mass., and Joe a stock broker in New York City,..Five 1974 Amby Burfoot, Peter Squires, Bill Rodgers ...... 22:32 wicks are designed to provide long-life, star and world champion from Ireland, now competing of the eight runners in the 1945 race were Manchester Tim. I M tilfl On. I H M I 1975 Amby Burfoot, Charlie Duggan, Tom Hollander ...... ’ .22:34 clean burning and smokeless odor-free heat, for the New York A.C. 2. John Treacy, a fellow coun­ residents with the top four placements going to Charlie ZN3 M b Tnarta MbUni Id. A Im n S tryman of Coghlan and current New York inter­ 1976 Amby Burfoot, John Vitale, Charlie Duggan ...... 22:34 with 99.9% fuel efficiency. Robbins, Herb Stevenson, Fran Leary and Bob Bray in MANCHESTER (Itart b “W ir N ttl NMI23 collegiate cross country champion out of Providence 1977 Amby Burfoot, Charlie Duggan, Bob H en sley...... 22:41 that order. Stevenson is still very much in the picture as C17.QQQ7 College. 3. Bill Krohn, ex-Manhattan College star. 4. an official as well as Leary...Eamonn Coghlan, training 1978 John Treacy, Charjie Duggan, Bob Hensley ...... 22:23 Charlie Duggan, defending champion and Springfield CYCLE SHOP Visa • Master Charge • l«y-A w ay A£ MON.. THURS. TIL 9 6 < T P ' F § fbr the indoor season where he reigns as the No. 1 m iler 1979 John Treacy, Riiy I reuey, Charlie Duggan ...... 21:26 College grad, now of Tampa, Fla. 5. Mike O’Shea phrt of in the world,, reports he’ll be shooting to break John 443-44S HlRTfORO RD l/ U MRNCHISUR FRI. TIL 8 1980 Charlie Duggan, Mike O'Shea, Tom Raleliffe ...... ■22:.'10 178 W. Middle Tpke. S 4 8 -2 0 M the 1981 “ Irish Connection^’ . Ex-Providence College Treacy's course record here tomorrow mor­ Manchester, Ct. iMD or K i m r • n i k i i st. t u e s ., w ed., s a t t il 5 l ... star and New England cross country champ and 1980 ning...'Weatherman promises, temperatures in the 40 TNI PtOPll WHO SSIHC TOO lOW P IK li i PIESOHAl S lS m i Ireland Olympian. 6. Peter Crooke, another ex- degree range which should help bring out a record Providence runner. 7. Brendan Quinn, still another crowd. r 12 - THE HERALD. Wed., Nov. 25. 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Nov. 25, 1981 - 13 Holiday matchup on football field rs AAVP in American League

NEW YORK (UPI) - Rollie first-place votes from the 28-man mas had 139 and Boston’s Carney Henderson, who will be 23 next 71 runs batted in was fourth best in Lansford, a 24-year-old third Fingers, the Milwaukee Brewers’ panel and finished with a total of 312 Lansford gathered 109. month, excelled offensively and the AL, The right-hander hit .296 baseman, was acquired from Schoolboys apxious to salvage long seasons relief ace who already captured the points. Henderson, the only player Fingers was acquired in a major, defensively in helping Oakland win with 84 runs scored. California in an off-season deal and American League Cy Young Award, other than Fingers to be named on off-season deal with the St. Louis the West Division title. He finished has been named the league’s most he helped turn the Red Sox into sur­ all ballots, captured 12 first-place Cardinals and proceeded to add to fourth in the league in batting with a Armas, 28, represents one of the valuable player, narrowly edging yotes and 308 points. A first-place prise contenders. He made an by the return of Scoit Carone, who his reputation as one of the best .319 average and stole 56 bases to shrewder deals made by former adjustment in his hitting style that By Len Auster to retire a trophy. scored four touchdowns. Either have." through five games, was iost to a Oakland outfielder Rickey Hender­ vote for teammate Tony Armas relievers in baseball. He entered the The first meeting was opening day missed five games, and should be lead the league for the second Oakland owner Charlie Finley. Ar­ enabled him to rebound from the Herald Sportswriter junior Rich Kucinskas or senior co­ ’This has been a virtual night­ stress fracture. son, probably cost Henderson the award. season as the all-time leader in further aided by th e. return of straight season. mas came to the A’s from .261 average he compiled in 1980 to a 1975 and didn't count towards the captain Emilio Giliberto is at marish season for Simmons as he’s “The injuries haven’t allowed us saves with 244 and added 28 to lead When a 2-7 club clashes with a 1-8 A&N Trophy. linebacker Glen Chetelat, who mis­ Fingers, 35, became the first The key to Fingers’ value was the He played left field in an outfield Pittsburgh with Rick Langford and .336 that led the league. fullback. Joe Palmer, Tim Feshler seen prime offensive weapons felled to solidify on offense or defense," the league. It was the third time he outfit, how meaningful can the sed the Penney encounter. relief pitcher in league history to Brewers’ belief that if they could that was described by one veteran Mitchell Page in 1977. He blossomed "It will be an emotional game and and Joe Maningas are the receivers by injuries. The result was a virtual voices Simmons, "It’s hard to guess led his league in saves. match-\ip be? very big game for the people- of East offensively has scored 104 win the MVP and the first since lead a game in the seventh inning, scout as the best he had ever seen. in 1980, hitting 35 home runs and with Ray Jackson, Ken Boland, one-dimensional offense opponents (what the record would be) because Fingers, who went 6-3 with a 1.04 Lansford, aware of how the short Very. Manciester," sees East third-year points and given up 174. It has over Vida Blue to capture both the MVP tHey could call on Fingers to protect Murray hit .294 with 22 homers driving in 109 runs. He continued to Todd Somerset, Dan Bennett and could zero in on. you know the bail takes strange. ERA, attracted the admiration of left field fence in Fenway Park can Especially when it's the sixth an­ Coach Jude Kelly, "For two years its last four outings split to sport its and Cy Young honors in a single the margin. and 78 RBI. His 22 home runs tied excel in .1981, tying fof the league Kevin Lemery making up the front “I feel the injuries are a major bounces. We could be the same, Brewer owner Bud Selig, who called cause a hitter to try for home runs! nual Thanksgiving Day football they (Manchester) have dominated 2-7 mark. for the league lead and his RBI total lead in homers with 22 and finishing wall Dnlv Lemery and Somerset factor from Kevin (Brophy) being (record-wise) but I feel it would be season. Blue accomplished the feat Baltimore’s Eddie Murray was the right-hander a candidate for decided to avoid shooting for power clash between Manchester High and us on the field and I feel they'll be “I feel both teams have good in 1971 with the Oakland A’s. was tops in the league. Murray also second in RBI with .76, He also injured in the second game to the different in a lot of games. We third in the balloting with 144 votes, both the Cy Young Award and the and instead co n cen trated on East Catholic. They 2-7 Eagles and ready. We have to motivate players but have struggled,” cites scored 57. runs. demonstrated an Intimidating arm loss of Butch (Wemmell) to the loss would have had a more respectable The right-hander garnered 15 Boston’s Dwight Evans had 140, Ar- MVP Coiia nrovpri to be right. spraying the ball. 1-8 Indians collide Thursday mor­ ourselves and get ready to play an of other people for periods of time,” running game. That would have Kelly, "We were embarrassed last Evans also had 22 homers, and his in rioht fi^ld ning at Memorial Field at 10 o'clock emotional game Thursday." cites Simmons. taken the pressure off the passing year and want to do a better jdlr But with pride and salvation at stake. "I see it as two evenly matched Eagles-Indians Brophy, 6-f6ot-2, 170-pound junior game. we’re not looking at this as getting "Ajiy time you can win a rivalry teams (playing), especially on a day QB, was 20-for-34 for 194 yards and “ I feel we would, have had a back but what we have to do this like this it rnakes the win that much where emotion is so important in series tied 3-3 three TDs in the Indian opener, a chance at a winning season, in my year,” he emphasizes. sweeter." states Manchester Coach preparation and execution," Sim­ narrow 23-19 loss to Windham. But mind. I don’t say we would have At stake will be a leg up on the se- Teamwork solves Nets snap losing Mike Simmons. "It would make the mons remarks. he was injured in the-Indians’ se­ been a contender (in the CCIL) but ' cond Army & Navy Trophy and the seniors feel very good, in particular Kelly four weeks ago revamped cond outing and never since reached we would have been in the middle in­ lead in the series. ’The James Hor­ considering the year we've had they his offense, particularly the line, opening-game levels. Overall, stead of towa'rds the bottom. We vath Memorial Trophy, presented could remember the win a lot longer and now goes with only two definite fiirophy is 91-for-186 for 971 yards would have scored a lot more, by the officials, also goes to the Flyers' problems road record at 11 than the season. " seniors starting. Otherwise un­ are seniors. Maningas is the leading and five TDs, but has thrown 13 in­ definitely. That’s been the biggest winner. Two trophies, donated by ■ The series stands even at 3-3 derclassmen dominate. That holds scorer with six TDs. terceptions. problem the last six games.” Merrill Whiston, president of Multi 2 shaded Cleveland 94-92, Washington between the schools with true defensively, as well, witli_three "I feel we've made progess the Wemmell, junior split end, was a Manchester in its last five outings Circuits, are also presented to the By Mike Tully Peeters. The assist by Sittler was By Mike Tully blasted Golden State 107-88, and Manchester shellacking East a year of the 11 seniors. last 4-5 weeks." states Kelly, "I feel deep threat but went down with a has scored only one touchdown tha.t top offensive and defensive UPI Sports Writer his 900th NHL point. UPI Sports Writer ago by a 40-7 count on Paul Sophomore John Giliberto. with we've made good progress. The only knee injury in the season’s third players. Toronto defenseman Borje Chicago defeated San Diego 109-101. on a pass interception return. It has Deep in the heart of Texas, one I’ucerH 127. Knicks 112 McCluskey's six touchdown effort. six touchdown passes, starts at disappointment the last month was game and was lost for the season. sc o r^ 74 poimts while yielding 177. And to the winner goes some Pete Peelers says that some old Salming felt Toronto played well for streak of futility ended and another At Indianapolis, Johnny Davis That retired the first Army & Navy quarterback with sophomore Doug the St. Paul game (26-16 loss)!. We And junior tailback Mark Allen, a The defense has been a bright spot salvation to an otherwise forget­ fgshioned teamwork may have the first two periods. continued. scored 34 points and Louis Orr added Trophy, a three-time winner getting Post at tailback. The latter has didn't play as well as we could 407-yard, rusher on 99 carries table campaign. solved Philadelphia’s doldrums. "We had good chance to win and all year. It was bolstered recently The New Jersey Nets, who win on 23, Davis picked up 18 points in the "We came together tonight more we played well for two periods,” he so than in the last few weeks,” the the road about as often as J.R. second half, hitting field goals at said. "And then we didn’t skate that Ewing does a good deed, snapped an key spots to keep Indiana ahead as goalie said Tuesday night after well and lost control in the third 5 Thanksgiving foes helping the Flyers snap a three- 11-game road losing streak with a New York attempted a comeback period.” 102-84 victory over the Houston Pitt and Penn State game losing streak with a 6-3 vic­ Greg Adams, recently recalled from a 66-53 halftime deficit. tory over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Rockets. Ilauks 9'l-, Cu\alfrH 92 O' from the Maine Mariners, scored And the Dallas Mavericks, who "We played a good game against a his first NHL goal with a shot from At Atlanta, Dan Roundfield hit a seldom win anywhere; lost their llth 14-foot jump shot with 2:41 pretty good team." the left circle at 6:38 to put the set for showdown That may be an exaggeration in a row, a 125-110 decision to the . remaining in overtime. Cleveland's Flyers in front to stay 2-1. Los Angeles Lakers. since Toronto hasn’t looked sharp The Flyers raised their margin to James Edwards sent the game into short work week “This is the first game this year overtime by hitting a 10-foot jump this year, but the way the Flyers 3-1 on a 40-footer by Ron Flockhart that we shot well,” said New Jersey By United Press International details. You've got guys playing have been playing, the Main Avenue at 8:52. But midway through the shot with 2:14 left in regulation play. against buddies and that type of coach Larry Bfbwn. "I was pleased Nursery School would look tough. period, Wilf Paiement narrowed the To hear Coach Jackie Sherrill, emotional stuff. "It was an important victory for with our overairteam play tonight you'd fjgure he was reaching for the score to 3-2 as he scored his ninth because we did some things that we "1 really don't need to tell you this us because we had been on a losing goal of the season and his 500th NHL top instead of just trying to stay — you've heard it before. The kids wanted to do. there. streak,” said center Bobby Clarke. point. motivate themselves for this kind of "Now our task is to play with the “We .dropped off Moses Malone '■'i'o be honest with you. we don't for Lions, Chiefs In other games, Pittsburgh ripped game. Still, it is easy t^ coach — I'rri same consistency.” to stay out of foul trouble and we have the same talent as F?enh Quebec 7-1, the New York Islanders not saying it's easy to win — but it is With the Flyers ahead 3-2 after shot well. Our players are getting State." Sherrill said Tuesday in dis­ easy to.coach. " downed Boston 3-1, Calgary whipped stronger after early-season injuries. two, periods, Brian PrOpp put the Colorado 9-2 and Montreal knotted cussing this week's Pennsylvania Last year Pitt defeated the Nit- 1981 PONTIAC, Mich, (UPl) - It’s a shot at the playoffs. We’d like to 100 yards in five of them, and is just Ray Williams is playing much team ahead 4-2 at 8:41 of the tlurd St. Louis 2-2. showdown betweeit- his top-ranked tany Lions 14-9 en route to an 11-1 FFbotbal Forecast short work week for the Detroit make our last couple of games one good carry — 15 yards — from a better now and Otis Birdsong had a Pitt Panthers and No. 9 Penn State. sehson and a No. 2 national ranking ■ Lions and Kansas City Chiefs — but meaningful. thousand-yard season. Although his ‘ Penguins 7, Nurdiques 1 super game.” At Quebec, Peter Lee scored two I voted them No. 1 during the behind Georgia. Paterno believes THURS. Nov. 26 a lot shorter for the winner. ■‘It’s brutal to get ready for the season’s total is less than Houston’s Birdsong scored 21 points and^ goals and goalie Michel Dion con­ preseason, and even this past week I the 1981 version may be even better. Jackwn St 35 Alcom St IS Detroit hosts Kansas City in its game," Clark said. “This is the Earl Campbell, his 4.9 average per Buck Williams added 16. Malone led tributed a strong effort to lead voted them very high." continued "Pitt has a much better balanced Richmond 28 Penntylvtnli 14 annual nationally televised world’s shortest week. But we know rush is tops in the AFC. Houston with 24 points and 13 Pittsburgh to its second straight vic­ Sherrill. "We have some areas on running game than last year's; Texts 2tTaxai ASM 15 Thanksgiving Day game as both the it can get done. It’s been done Sims, 1978 Heisman Trophy UPI photo rebounds. The Rockets shot only 42 the team where our talent is as good they're much harder to predict on FRl.Nov.27 Lions and Chiefs start to feel the before. Everything becomes very winner from Oklahoma, ran for 1,-^ tory over Quebec. Pat Graham, percent from the field and rnissed 13 or better as theirs, but overall we're the passing gdme. " said Paterno. Mlvnl24NotreDem«17 pressure of time, struggling to at^‘ abbreviated," 303 yards last year and is only one Gregg Sheppard, Mike Gardner, free throws. not as good. Two things that could get slightly good game from topping that. He’s Cireg Malone and Pat Boutette Golden State’s J.B. Carroll begins descent on. top of Edwards missed a short jumper at ■ It'll be a much more difficult job SAT. Nov. 28 cumulate enough wins to make the "The Nets took it to us tonight and N "This is the best football team, defending them than last year." playoffs. abbreviated are Billy Sims’ and Joe run for 1,123 yards missing two full- scored the other Penguin goals. Washington’s Jeff Ruiand, who has eyes on basket in NBA won the ballgame, " said Houston the buzzer and the two teams AitzoneSt35 Artzoni21 games and part of a third with a Peter Stastny connected for the game iast night in Landover, Md. finished regulation play tied at 88- since I've been around, that Penn No. 6 Texas, which meets A lib u n a 36 Auburn 14 The loser has 10 long days to fret Delaney’s rushing . averages. The coach Del Harris. "They are a very State'has ever had. " Alabama in the Cotton Bowl on Jan. before it can do anything about jammed left big toe. Nordiques. good young team and will get better ail. Florlde 28 Florida S I 21 Islanders 3, Bruins 1 The oddsmakers make Pitt a one- l; faces Texas A&M Thursday and Fk)ridtA&M31 Bethune^kiokman 17 restoring its position in the playoff He is third to George Rogers of as time goes along. ItulU lH 107, W arriors 88 At Uniondale, N.Y., Mike Bossy touchdown favorite to win the 81st no doubt remembers last year's 24- Hawtf 28 Colorado St 7 hunt. The winner can relax during New Orleans and Dallas’ Tony period with a deflection of a 50-foot . "Missing free throws early in the At Landover," Md., John Lucas meeting between the clubs. With 17 14 loss to the Aggies. Texas A&M . the weekend. Dorset! but his 5.3 average is tops. shot by Brad Marsh. Bill Barber scored two second-period goals and Private consultant game got our team down and the scored 24 points and dealt off 10 Holy Croaa 33 Boeton CMIage 28 ‘Game has lot Sims has run for 100 yards six times John Tonelli added an insurance assists to help Washington snap a straight victo.ries. the Sugar Bowl- 6-4. will face Oklahoma State in the Houston 27 Rioa 6 The Chiefs enter the game with an raised the margin to 5-2 at 9:26, crowd down, and we never bound Panthers sport the longest this season, the last three games in deflecting a 35-footer by Mark goal in the third period. Bossy made recovered. We are last in the entire four-game losing streak. Independence Bowl on Dec. 12. Louisiana St 32 Tuiane 22 8-4 record, good for a share of first it 1-0 on a pop fly early in the period. winning streak among the nation's succession, and 11 times in his brief Bo tell. league in free'throws this year after Hulls 109, Clip|if>rs 101 Other games Saturday involve a Nevada-Laa Vegas 30 U T E P 12 place in "the AFC West with the of tradition’ Both his goals were set up by Anders mqjor colleges. That makes them an Oklahoma 22 Oklahoma St IS career. After John Anderson scored hn un­ At San Diego, Reggie Theus 0 Denver Broncos. The two play at finishing fifth last year,” number of sectional clashes, in­ Kallur and Bryan Trottier. Ray­ Bavasi steps down awfully inviting target for 8-2 Penn Pittsburgh 37 Penn State 21 Kansas City stands seventh assisted goal with a shot from the In Dallas, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, scored 25 points and Artis Gilmore cluding Boston College vs. Holy Denver soon and a Kansas City vic­ Monte Clark mond Bourque scored Boston’s goal. State. Cross. Florida vs! Florida State. tory would put some limited overall in defense but is first in the left circle at 10; 14 to bring the Leafs with 25 points, and Jam aal Wilkes, added 20. It was Chicago's first win San Diego St 20 Air Force 17 AFC in rushing defense. The Chiefs, to within 5-3, Propp iced the win Flames 9, rurkies 2 "It's easy to coach for this Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt. Virginia San Joaa St 42 N Texas St 28 pressure on the Broncos. The Lions with 19,' rested in the fourth period on the road in six games while the gariie.' Penn State coach Joe Pater- No. 8 in the AFC on offense, lead the with his 15th goal of the season and At Calgary. Alberta, Guy and Dallas was able to make the Clippers have now lost five straight Tech .vs. Virginia, Oklahoma vs. SMisslsalp|)i38Lenw14 are scrambling to come back from Chouinard and Dan Labraaten as Blue Jay prexy no said. "You don't have to worry Tennessee 28 Vanderbilt 23 NFL with an average of 183.8 yards second of the game at 10:59. final score a little moi'e respectable. games. John Douglas and Freeman Oklahoma State. Houston vs. Rice. the near-dead and are hopeful of lan­ scored two goals each to help the about motivating kids for this game. Virginia Tech 30 Virginia 13 second-year Detroit back and the per game rushing. , “Philadelphia was hitting and "Our team played a great defen­ Williams each scored 16 points to Tulane vs. Louisiana State and ding the conference’s second wild­ Flames extend their unbeaten You don't have to worrv about Kansas City rookie aref two of the Detroit is tied for 'third in overall they took us out of our play, made us sive third quarter,” said Jerry lead San Diego, which is 2-9. Arizona State vs. Arizona. card berth, if pot the NFC Central streak to four. Colorado is winless in Division championship. NFL’s more explosive runners. But defense on the NFC and second "in make mistakes,” said Toronto TORONTO (UPI) — Peter Bavasi forbidden. Free agents were not West, assistant to Coach Pal Riley, coach Mike Nykoluk, a form'er assis­ its last seven games. For V they are facing two of the league’s rushing defense. The Lions are the sold fans on the merits of the Toron­ “ We have a lot of offensive Detroit currently is 6-6 and trails Chouinard, the three-point perfor­ welcome either. The club signed division leader Minnesota by a full best rushing defenses. tl)ird best statistical team on tant coach in Philadelphia. “We to Blue Jays for five consecutive only free-agent shortstop Luis weapons. We can always go to N A TIO N A L H A S K I-n 'B A U . AS,SOl" mance marked a succesful return to liy l.Jnited Pre ss Inlernational The gristly 5-foo£-10, 184-pound offense in their conference, thanks haven’t learned our lesson yet. We seasons, which is a feat as astoun­ Kareem when we get in trouble.” Kqstcrn Conference game with a home game yet to come the lineup. The veteran center had Gomez in its first five years. 49ers waiting for weekend against the Vikings, Delaney comes from Northwest largely to their NFC-leading 176.4 are in a rebuilding situation.” ding as selling the proverbial The Toronto fans streamed into It was the eighth straight win for Atlantie Uivisiun been out of action since Oct. 28 with W L Pet. ' Louisiana as the Chiefs’ second- per game average on the ground. ' Ken Kerr put Philadelphia ahead refrigerator to residents of the Arc­ Los Angeles and Dallas coach Dick ■‘This game has a lot of tradition a severe groin pull. Exhibition Stadium in the Blue Jays' i'hiladelphia 11 1 -HIT - Wide receiver Henry Marshall at 1:45 of the first period by boun­ tic Circle. Boston • 1(1 2 m for us,” Detroit coach Monte Clark round draft choice and is now just a Canadiens 2, blues 2 first four seasons — averaging 1.5 Molta said the outcome was just a handful pf carries from Mike will miss the game for Kansas City cing the puck off the pads of goalie Perhaps more so, if it is noted that fact of life for his still developing New York 4 8 m said, "and this year its important At St. Louis, Mark Napier scored million in attendance. They drew 1.7 Washington 4 8 ItCl for everyone involved. Garrett’s 1967 club record of 1,087 due to a knee strain. His place will Vince Tremblay. Toronto, winless in Toronto, home of the dismal NHL million in 1977 to set a new record team. New Jersey :i 10 2JI and game against Giants with 3:22 left in the game to extend ' (Y'ntral D ivision yards rushing. Delaney has started be taken by former basketball stan­ four games, t i ^ tied at 1:08 of the Maple Leafs, the money-losing Bliz­ "We played about as good as we "Kansas City is having a great the Canadiens’ unbeaten streak to for.a rnajor league expansion club. Atlanta 7 4 (k'lO just six games, gaining more than dout Stan Rome. second period when Rene Robert zard of the NASL, and the Canadian are capable of playing in the first Milwaukee 8 r blf, season,” he said, “and we’Ve got a five games and the Blues’ winless But the Blue Jays never left last took a pass from Darryl Sittler from Football League’s perpetually last- place in compiling an overall record half,” he said, “and yet we were D etroit . 7 r r« i By United Press International kicked a 37-yarder as the gun a face off and beat Flyers goalie Pete streak to five. Indiana ti 7 482 They're trying to distract you, I place Argonauts, is a city that really of 270-482. down by 12. We just got beat by a Chicago . o (* 8 429 While most of the country enjoys sounded to end the game and don't want to look up at them, or did not need another loser. " Bavasi brushed aside suggestions superior team. Wilkes hits every Cleveland 4 8 ;ca provide the vyinning margin. W estern Conlercnce its feast on Thursday, the San Fran­ wtlat's in front of me.” Bavasi, who did not blush at the that the team had no substance and shot he takes and they just have a Midwest 'Division cisco 49ers remain content to wait "E v ery thought went into that last "When Coach Perkins told us Radio} idea of “selling the sizzle without admitted that its early appeal at the winning team. W i. Pet I kick. " said Wersching, who also Bart Starr's future Bolton Tigers seek money the steak,” resigned as the Blue "The only thing that will stop San. Antonio 9 3 TTO until the weekend.. before the game about either win­ gate was more the work of the front rtah ♦> f“ r4T: The 49ers. once an also-ran but ning or playing tor next year, man, Jays’ president Tuesday after ser­ office than the players. them is themselves — if they self Denver . f f: r«l now the surprise of the NFL. can ving as the club’s chief executive of­ ■ ”We are selling the sighs, destruct."-- .....-S'-...... Houston () 6 429 that just went right through me,” for Florida trip, game Kansas Cilv 3 8 273 become the first' team to clinch a said seven-year pro George Martin. ficer for each of its five major sounds, and tastes of baseball — the Dallas rookie Jay Vincent led his Dallas 1 12 077 as Packer at stake I^acilic D ivision divisional title if'they beat the New "I mean. I'ye been there. I don’t league seasons! sizzle without the steak,” he said in club with 20 points while Mark . ” I want to do something else with 1978. Aguirre finished with 19. Portland 8 3 727 York Giants on .Sunday. Coach Bill want to think about another season WEDNESDAY Bolton Tigers midget football 10-0, recently captured its fifth Los Angeles . 10 4 714 my life,” said the , 39-year-old In other gam es, M ilwaukee Colden State 7 f fK l Walsh is already warning them like that." • ’ GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - The team has a goal of $2,000 to finance a straight Eastern Connecticut Toronto finished in the cellar of 7 :15 W lmlers v». N urdiques, Before this season began, Starr Ba' asi, who stressed that he was the AL ',ast standings again this downed Detroit 103-95, Indiana Phoejiix (i f: Mf against concentrating'too much on In other games, Dallas meets writ Green Bay Packers’ 44-member said the Packers would have to have trip later this week to an in­ Conference championship. Seattle r r f«) not farced put by the club’s board of year, drawing 755,083 fans in the ripped New York 127-112, Atlanta , San Diego 2 9 182 last week's 33-31 victory over Los Chicago and Kansas City faces board of directors may determine vitational game against the Palm Seventeen players nd three Angeles. 7:30 College husket liul I: a winhing record for him to keep his directo "s because of five straight strike-shortened schedule. That Detroit on Thanksgiving Day. In ( Conn v«. Cilionu. WDRC Coach Bart Starr’s future with the job. Gaden Gators \J(est Palm Beach, coaches will leave Friday. Those "There's no celebrating. " said; seasons as the doormat franchise of attendance, however, was 226,000 Sunday games, Baltimore is at the 8:10 Celtics vs. Warriors, USA Green Bay Packers In a Dec. 21 Judge George Burns Jr. of Fla. wishing to donate may do so payable Walsh. "We've got so much im­ the American League East. less than in the same 51 honie dates New York Jets: Cincinnati at Cable, WINF. WPOP meeting. Milwaukee, a board member, said The Tigers were invited after a to the Bolton Football Association, provement tofnake in so many ways "I know many people think that the previous season. Cleveland; Green .Bay at 10:30 Rangers vs. Maple Leafs, The meeting comes one day after he felt it was significant the meeting Pennsylvania team was forced to c/o Dennis Santoro, 397 Spring St., to be a bonafide champion con- you can not resign from professional .Minnesota: Los Angeles at USA Cable the struggling Packers wind up their would take place after the season pull out because of injuries. Boljon, Manchester, 06040. ttjnder ' Pittsburgh; St. Louis at New sports — that you have to be fired. 2 seventh season under, Starr by has ended. But, that was just not the case. I GM Walsh's caution against the Giants England; Washington at Buffalo; THURSDAY playing the New York Jets at Shea “I think it would be unfair to talk have enjoyed the creative aspect of seems justified. Virtually no one can Tampa Bay at New Orleans; Atlan­ Stadium. Starr, who is in the final runs onto the field with his head IO:0’5 Road Race, WINF about it before the season is over building a baseball club from FALL SAVING flt,,ire' the Giants, who have ta at Houston; Denver at San Diego; year of his contract, has compiled AAurphy hoops 11 points AUTO REPAIRS down so he sees neither the defense 12:30 NFL Football: Lions vs. with," Burns said. "One of the agen­ nothing. The job over the next four managed the difficult feat of losing and Oakland at Seattle. Chiefs, Cb. 30 an overall record of 36-64-2 at Green da items has to be whether Starr is AT twice to Green Bay and defeating nor the goal post. "I don't want to years will be one of careful On Monday night, Philadelphia is 4 NFL Football: Cowl>oys vs. Bay, including a 5-7 record thus far kept or not. That’s a tough item to Philadelphia in the same year. see what the defense is doing. at Miami. in Fordhom exhibition maintenance keeping.” 0 WE SERVICE ALL Rears, Cli. 3 this year. discuss four days before Christmas. Lynch Their victory over the Eagles Bavasi said he will take up a "Homo of Mr- Goodwranch' GENERAL MOTOR gave them a 6-(i record and a shot at career as a private consultant to 1974 Dodge Dart Sport ..... CARS AND TRUCKS a wild card berth in the NFC. That With former East Catholic High second-leading scorer a year ago, sports-related industries and as a *1995 5 could make them very ornery on standout Mark Murphy in the star­ averaging 10.2 points, as the Rams lecturer in sports management and their visit to the West Coast. Mulligan, Hungerford Sports transactions ting line-up, Fordliam University posted a 19-9 campaign under Coach will remain in Canada. 1974 Dodge Adventurer Pickup *1999 • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS "I'd have to say that it's the best whipped Zegreb of Yugoslavia, 8^- Tom Penders, younger brother of He said he had turned down offers • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS victory I've ever been associated Basketball 66, in exhibition basketball action East Coach Jim Penders. from two other major league clubs 1975 Olds $tarfireH.B...... MCC basketball coaches — one as a club president and. *2495 • RESUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS with. " said Giants coach Ray By United Press International BuHeball last night at the Rams’ Rose Hill Perkins. "I think the team proved to Gym in New York. Fordham opens its regular season another as a general manager. He • AUTO PAINTING , Boston — Signed left-hander Bob did not name the clubs.' 1975 Corolla 4 spd. Wagon . . . themselves just what they are Manchester Community College . Hookey Ojeda to a 1982 contract. Murphy, 6-foot-l junior guard, was Friday and Saturday, competing in *2495 CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE | tough Connecticut Community The Blue Jays’ board of directors, capable of. We showed what kind of will, have new coaches for both New York Rangers — Returned New York. Mets — Outrighted 5-for-lO from the floor and 1-for-l the Lapchick Tournament against character this team has." College Athletic Conference in 1981- left wing Claude Larose to composed of Labbatt’s Breweries 1973 Corona 4 spd. Wagon . . . • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE men's and women’s basketball in 82. The Cougars open at home in the lefthanded pitcher Dave von Ohlen from the foul line for 11 points in 20 Detroit, Xavier and host St. John’s. *2495 Still, the 49ers show plenty of 1981-82. Pat Mistretta announced Springfield of the American Hockey minutes of playing time. Murphy stands No. 6 on the East and the Canadian Imperial Bank ot "Cougar Classic" late in December. to Tidewater (IL). Commerce, said it would meet next character, too. having compiled a 9- thiat former Tolland High Head HUSINES.SMEN’S League; signed free agent The former Eagle was Fordham’s all-time, scoring list. Hungerford played at Central Toronto — Peter Bavasi resigned week tb discuss possible successors. 1976 Mustang Mach I ...... *3299 3 record that places them three Coach Bernie Mulligan will coach Behind John B arry’s 26-point defenseman Craig Norwich and as club president. games ahead of second-place Atlanta Connecticut for four years. While at assigned him to Springfield. Among the candidates jvere vice p ^ p P R O V f o the Cougar men, whil^ former Cen­ Central she received the McCord production, Fogarty Oilers toppled CARTER presidents Pat Gillick and Paul m the INI'C West. They have plenty tral Connecticut State College assis­ Moriarty Fuel, 67-55, last night at Minnesota — Recalled center College 1981 Stariet5spd.A/C .... *9995 of weapons'at their disposal and one Award in regonition of her outstan­ Mike Antonovich from Nashville of Beeston, but club.sources said some tant Laura Hungerford will coach ding athletic and academic achieve­ Bennet. Frank Breen (12) and Brian University of Kentucky — Fired MVP voting of the most dangerous is the the women. the Central Hockey League. directors wanted to find a Canadian 1980 Datsun 5 spd. Wagon, CHEVROLET ment, and the Rutz Award as Most Rosenberg (10) were also in double head football coach Fran Curcu. for the position. A/C.^4SS5 remarkable talent of kicker Ray Mulligan brings 13 years of varsi­ figures for Fogarty’s while Ron and St. Louis — Recalled defenseman Western Michigan University — Outstanding Famle Senior Student Rollie Fingers, Mil. (15) Tom Paciorek, Seattle Under Bavasi, the Blue Jays ran a Wcr.sching. ty basketball experience at Tolland Paul Frenette had 11 and 10 markers Jim Pavese from Sault Ste. Marie Fired head football coach Elliot Athlete. Hungerford has been an Rickey Henderson, Oak. (12) Dwayne Murphy, Oakland 1980 GMCHigh Sierra Pickup "He's the greatest kicker in the High to MCC. During that time respectively for Moriarty. and defenseman Rik Wilson from Uzelac. rigidly stable front office organiza­ ’5995 AUTO REPAIR history of the 49ers and perhaps the assistant coaclv at Central since Eddie Murray, Baltimore Kirk Gibson, Detroit tion and rolled out a marketing cam­ 1229 MAIN ST. Mulligan won more than 100 games 1979. In other action, Filloramo Kingston; returned defenseman Basketball Dwight Evans, Boston greatest in the game." Walsh said. Alain Vigneault to ed Salt Lake City. Steve McCatty, Oakland paign that emphasized baseball’s 1977 Dodge Custom Van . . . and was elected to Who’s Who All MCC women students in­ Construction whipped B.A. Club, '74- Detroit — Extended the contract Tony Armas, Oakland (1) MANCHESTER "The number of clutch field goals Bobby Grich, (California apple-pie ethics and its attraction as ’3495 Among American High School terested in playing basketball should 54. Jack Hull had 15 tallies, 'Tom Calgary — Traded forward Bobby of center Kent Benson for six years, Carney Lansford, Boston he's kicked is just tremendous. Jack Morris, Detroit the family sport. PONTIAC TEL. 646-B4B4 Coaches in 1976. After looking over contact Hungerford at 521-2372 or Sapienza 14 and Ken Goodwin 12 for Gould and defenseman Randy Holt carrying through the 1988-89 season. Dave Winfield, New York "How many times has he kicked a A1 Oliver, Texas In the first two seasons players I I his potential team talents in early stop by the athletic office on the Filloramo’s. Rich Gustafson, Ralph to Washington for future con­ Soceer Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee (3M QUAUTY winning field goal for us? It seems Robin Yount, Milwaukee were lectured on how to project a practice sessions. Mulligan feels the main campus. Pem berton and kl Wiley each siderations. San Jose — Signed forward Miguel Rich Gossage, New York BOO W IS T SERVICE PARTS Buddy Bell, Texas , clean-cut image. Long hair, CUTTEA to be tim^ after time." Sunday he hooped 10 for B.A. Hartford — Recalled defenseman_ N this ttklivr Is not on H m b * c k ot y o u r car ■ Cougars will be competitive in the Avila, a free agent, to a one-year moustaches, and blue jeans were t n i E n Mark Renaud from Binghamton. " contract. You probobly poW (oo much! I ’l -

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DETROIT (OTI Pittsburgh 2 2 3—7 Cleveland 38 23 10 4 IK Fouled out—none. Total louls—Golden Hubbard 6 0-2 12. Tripueka 4 fi-f' 14. DALLAS (1101 guebec / 010—1 Aguirre 7 r.-€ 19. LaGarde 3 3-6 9. Atlanta 24 19 27 8 0- 94 State 23. Washington 21. Technicals— HOLIDAY FEATURES Benson 4 3-3 11. Long 9 3-4 21. Thomas 6 First' period—1. Pittsburgh, Graham 1 Lloyd 1 04) 2. Davis 3 2-2 8. Blackman 8 Three point goals-none houlcd out- none. A—Ti.Blf- lunassistedi. 3.10. 2, Pillsburgh, Lee 8. r-9 17. Jones 0 0-0 0. Tyler f. 1-2 tl. V. 1-1 17, Vincent 9 2-f. 20. W.Cooper 2 1-2 f,. Sparrow. Total fouls—Cleveland* 27. Johnson 1 04) 2. Hardy 0 0-0 0. Mokeski 1 (Carlyle, Johnson), 12:12. Penalties—Lee.' Spanarkel 4 1-2 9, Bristow f» 0-2 10. Atlanta 33, Technicals-Atlanta (Illegal 0-0 2. Lee I 2-2 S. Totals 37 19-29 9T., CHICAGd'UOQ) Hockey Pitt, 17:29. Turner 4 0-0 8. Nimphlus 1 1-3 3. Totals ^defense). Cleveland Coach Second period—3. guebec. P. Slastny Ifi MILWAUKEE 4103) Atlanta Coach L o u ^ ry . , Cleveland Jones i f.-6 13; Greenwood 6 7-7 49, _ Cummings 1 04) 2. M. Johnson fi 8-8 18. 47 16-29 no. t Gilmore 8 4-4 20. Lester 1 7-8 9, Theus 10 (M- Slastny. Pichette), ' :39. 4.' r-..*.-Pitts- Los Angeles 36 32 33 24 — I2f>. (illegal defense). A—4.6S7. Lanier To 4-4 24. Buckner 11 2-4 24. r-6 2fi. Dietrick 1 04) i. Wilkes 2 04) 4i burgh. Sheppard (Baxter). 13:29. S. Dallas ' 27 29 22 3 2 - 110 Pittsburgh. G;ardner 12 iKehoe. Price i. Moncrief 11 1-2 23. Dandridge I 0-0 2. Sobers 6 fi-B 17. Woolridge 0 04) 0. Kenon 19;,^9. Penalties-Pichelte, Que'. 3:28; May 2 0^ 4. Stacom 0 04) 0. Gatchings 1 GOLDEN STATE (88) ^ ; 0 0-0 0. ToUls 38 33-37 100. bench. Pitt (served by Gardner), 4:f<9; 0-0 2. Lister 2 04) 4. Totals 44 lfi-18 UQ. CLEVELAND (92) King 3 04 6, Williams I 1-2 S. Carroll 4 SAN DIEGO (102) NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Detroit 19 21 31 24 - 9f: Carr 7 la ir.. Mitchell 7 3-7 17. 0-1 8, Free 4 24 10, Gale 4 1-2 9. Romar Brooks 2 04) 4, Chambers 2 04) 4, I^croix. gue. 11:00; Baxter. Pittsburgh. Edwards 6 04) 12. Silas 4 2-2 10. 6 0-1 12, Brown 3 08 6. Smith 3 24 8 By United Press International 17:16. Frycer, gue. 17:16, Bouchard, Milwaukee 22 22 M 29-103 Whitehead 7 04) 14. P. Smithy 0 2-4 2 Wilkerson 4 6-6 14. Huston 2 fi-6 9. Hassell 3 2-2 9. Short 7 1-2 IS, Parker 0 Taylor I 04) 2. Naler 4 6-6 15. Williams 5 Wales Conference gue. (served by Thorrien). 18:27. • Washington 0 04) 0. Laimbeer 1 2-2 4, Patrick Division 08 0, Lloyd 0 08 0. Totals 39 9-22-88. 6-6 16. Bryant 6 1-3 13. Douglas 7 2-2 16. Third period—6. guebec. Malone 7 LOS ANGELES (12S) Phegley 4 3a II. Ford 0 0-0 0. Totals 36 W L T Pts GF GA (Shcdden. Boutelle). 2:21 7. Pittsburgh. WASHINGTON 11071 J. Smith 0 2-4 2., Brogan 6 24 14. Totals Kupchak 6 3-4 16. Wilkes 9 1-2 19, 22-29 92. Ballard 6 1-2 13, Mahorn 6 38 Ifu 40 21-33 102, ^ 1981 NY Islandefs 13 4 4 : ar. 71 Boutetle f. (Price). 7:24 8. Pittsburg. Lee Abdul-Jabbar 9 7-7 2f». Nixon 7 04) 14. ATLANTA (94) Chones 3 2-2 8, Grevey 6 M 14. Lucas 10 Chicago 25 2f. 22 37-1® Th e new Pittsburgh . 10 8 4. ; 86 83 9 (Carlvlc. 10:38 Penalties—Ferguson. Johnson 4 5-7 13. M.Cooper 8 1-1 17. Macklin ^ 2-2 8. Roundfield. f. 3-8 13. 4-6 24. Ruland 7 9-11 23. Collins 2 04) 4. San Diego 17 303124-102 Philadelphia, 11 9 1 ! 78 92 Pill. 6.03. Lee. Pitt. 16:fJ; Carlyle. Pitt. Hawes f, M 10. McElroy 1 M 2. Sparrow 70 88 I.^ndsbergcr 3 04) 6. McGee fi 1-3 11. Johnson 3 04) 6. Totals 43 20-28-107. Three point goal—Nater. Fouled out— NY Hangers 8 12 1 19:26. McKenna 1 04) 2, Brewer 0 04) 0. Jordan 8 2-3 18. Wood 2 0-1 4. Drew f. fi-7 IS, Washington r> 14 1 67 79 Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 10-8-7—2^ Golden State none. Total fouls-Chicago 30, San Diego 1 04) 2. Rambis 0 1-2 l: Totals fa 19-26 Pellom 1 08 2. Johnson 6 S8 17, Rollins Washington 27 26 30 24—107 31. Technical—none. A—4J168. Adarns Division guebec 11-8-7-26. 0 1-2 1. Glenn 2 08 4. Totals 38 18-30 94. Montreal 11 3 6 : 104 f.l Goalies-Pittsburgh. Dion guebec. Bou­ I2T. Three point goala-Hassett, Greyev. Boston 12 6 4 : 88 69 chard. Plasse, A-14.ar. CLEARAN guebec . 13 10 2 111 103 Bulialo 10 f> 6 76 M yardstick. Hartford '3 10 .13 63 8f. Boston 0 10-1 Cumpboll Conference NY Islanders 0 2 1-3 Our 1982 Honda Accord new interior and plenty ol ihoughtful Norris Division First period--None Pcnaitie.s-7rl.,an- . Hatchback could be the new yard­ W L T Pts GF GA gOvin. NY I) f.2. Milbury. Bos. double- finishing touches. 11 4 27 93 minor, II 2.3, Potvin. NYI. U.23 stick for coinmonsensc lu.\ury and 2 Minnesota Like a maintenanee reminder/ ChicaRo y f 7 lOB 89 ScKind period 1. New N'ork. Bossv 17 engineering. Inside and oul. electronic warning system, tachom­ COUNTDO Winnipeg 9 H 3 81 92 'Trotiier, Kalluri. 1 06 2. New York. A new aerodynamic look com­ Detroit 7 10 fi 86 97 Bossv 18 (Kallur. Trotlien. 4:47 3. eter, quail/. electric clock and a hcad- St Louis 7 12 4 83 94 Boston. B'^urijuo 3 (unassisted). 6 00. bines function with slyIc.Todeliver lighls-on warning chirnc. Toronto f 12 4 89 100 I'enalties- I’ederson. Bos. 6.42: Bourque. smoother, quieter, more fucl-cfficicnl Once again, our Accord Hatchback Smythe Division Bos. , 10 27. I’ederson. Bds, ir.;40; F.dinonton ' 14 6 3 120 86 McKwen, NY, l8:ro performance. is the measure for the rest. Vancouver 994 80 79 Third period New York. Tonelli 8 Complete with Ironl-wheel drive, Los Angeles 9 12 0 93 104 ’ I Merrick) 1(1,ri Penalties-K Crowder. new,ventilated from disc brakes, Calgary • 6 12 f. 82 106 Bos. 2:24, Gillies.-NY, 1129. OHeilly. Colorado , • 3 14 4 . 112 Bos; 14.1(1 OBeillv. Bos. (miseonduct. 4-wheel independent suspension and GDBQBB 'Top lour in each division qualify for game miseonduct). 18:11 .S-speed transmission. Plus a st\ lisli Vvfe make H .simple. Stanley Cup playotts. >. Ijoalies^-Boston. \ ’achun. New York. TuesiJay s Hesulls Smith. Thursday... 5 Philadelphia 6. Toronto, 3 Shots on goal—Boston 7-.'’.-7—19. New l.’ittsburgh 7. guebec 1 York r-U)-9- 24 A- If,071 .New York Islanders 3. Boston 1 * $ Montreal 2. St. Louis 2 Uiei 599 Calgary 9, Colorado 2 Wednesday's Games guebec at Hartford. 7 3T p.m Buffalo at Detroit. 7;.3T. p m.. Montreal at Pittsburgh.'7 IC p.m. Toronto at New York Hangers. 7:3T B a s k e t b a ll iw BRAND NEW 1981 210 HATCHBACK, 5-speed, 1.5 Liter Engine, |) m ' Washington at Minnesota. K.:ir. pm. Buy Me Friday Rear Defroster, Rusty Jones Rustproofing, Bucket Seats and Coliirado at Winnipeg. 9:0T pm . Los Angeles at Edmonton. 9:3r p.m. more. Ail Freight and Dealer Rrep Charges Included. Bronze. (-hicago at Vancouver. 11 Of;'p pi. Thursday’s Games Stock ^ 3217. Philadelphia at Boston St I^ouis at New York* Islanders Los Angeles at Calgary NEW Yo r k (ii2i Lucas 9 4-6 21. S. Williams 8 1-2 17. Colorado O-M-2 Webster 4 1-2 9, Smith 0 04) 0. ’ Sale Price Marked On EVERY Calgary , 3-3-3-9 Richardson 8 44i 2), H Carter 3 4-f 10, .First period-1 Calgary. .Heinhart 2 Russel) r 641 16. Nowlin f 3-3 14, Demic 0 24 ADAMS ST. A ^ 04) 0. Copeland 2 04) 4. Totals 44 23-32 DeCormler iChouinard. Bridgman) 1:18. 2. Calgary. Labratten 4 (MacMillan. Clement) f.:f3. 112 1981 New Car And Every Used Car And 3. Calgarv. Peplinski 11 iHislop; INDIANA (127( MacMillan)'7 42 , H Williams ,3 1)4) 6. Hanlom 3 1-2 7. . MAMHEStER Penalties-guenneville. CcjI. 0:r.2. Mur-, Owens 2 3-3 7. Buse 8 2-2 19. Davis 13'8- Truck Windshield. The Price You See Is The Price You Pay. doch. Cal. 8:f.l. V autour.C ol. minor, 11 :M. McGinnis. 1 M 3. Knight iT-f. 7. (’. ^ Motor Sales^ majoi 12:40. Konroyd. Cal. major 12:40; .Johnson 8 2-3 18. Orr 7 9-10 23, Townsend i m Hainage. Col. ir.:2f;. Peplinski. Cal. 0 1-2 1. B Carter 1 04) 2 Totals 47 32-41 646-3515 285 Broad St., Manchester minor If. .2T. Huskell. Cal. 16.02. Plett. 127 Cal. 18.fJ. New York 22 31 29 30- 112 643-4165 Second period-4. Calgary. Chouinard 3 Indiana 27 39 2T 3(^127 'Heinhart. Cyn. 2.11. ’ r.. Calgary. Three point goals--Newlin. Buse I.abraaten iLavalleci. 3 2f. 6. Colorado.. Fouled out- Richardson. R. Carter. Total N Tambellini H 'MacDonald. Lorimeri. toiils-New . Nork .'M, Indiana 30 13:03.. 7. Calgary. Hislop 4 (Plett. Technical C. Johnson, A--r..8f2 , Peplinski). 14 27 Pbnailies—Ramage. Col. 00 f2. Third period—B. Colorado. Cirella 3 'Tarabellinii. 3 IIT 9. Calgary. Chouinard DETROIT (9r,i 4 (Bridgman. Heinhart).' 9:27. 10. Hubbard 6 0-2 12. Tripueka 4 f.-f- 14. $ 1 , 0 0 0 0 0 ' Calgary. MacMillan 4 (Konroyd. Cle* Benson-4 3-3 11, I.x)ng 9 3-4 21. Thomas 6 menu. 9 f:9. II. Calgary, Bridgman 11 r.-t). 17, Jones 0 04) 0. Tyler f. 1-2 11. V. (Bourgeois. Leveri. 16:1! Penalties- .Johnsj/n l 04) 2. Hardv 0 04) 0. Mokeski I, Wensink. Coi, 1 34, Bourgeois. Cal, 1.34; 04) 2. Lee 1 2-2 f. T()tals ;i7 19-29 9f. Carter Chevrolet Takes The Guess Hamage. Col. double minor. 3 30. MILWAUKEE 'lUD' Peplinski. Cal, double minor. 3;:K). Cummings I 04). 2. M. Johnson r. 841 18. MacDonald. Col. 4 27; Loniner. tfCV. Lamer 10 4-4 24. Buckner 11 2-4 24. Moncrief 11 1-2 23. Dandrulge I 04) 2; Work Out Of Buying A Car Or Truck. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 8 r.4; MacDonald, Col. ll;06. f’lement. Mav 2 04) 4. Stacom Q 0-0 0. Calchings 1 0 Cal. 14.03; Hamage. Col. major. 18;08; .Peplinski. Cal. major. 18:08 04) 2, Lister 2 04) 4 Totals 44 If.-IB m . Snots on goaf-Colorado 13-8-6—27. Detroit 1921 31 24 - 9f- Calgary 12-f.-13~30 Milwaukee 22 22:» 29- 103 Three-point goais-Tripucka, Fouled oUt. ExedHent Selection Here Now! Goalfes-(!olorado; Mvre and Kesch Calgary. Lemelin. A—7.i

16 - THE HERALD, Wed., Nov. Z5, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Nov. 25, 1981 — 17 Signup set ^ Area towns Menus for leagues B o lto n COVENTRY- Registra­ Classified A ndover tion for the 1981-82 season BUSINESS / The following meals will be served at the Bolton of the Coventry Basketball Bolton / C oventry Elementary-Center schools during the week of Dec. 1. Association Recreational The menu for Nov. 30, Monday, is not included: Leagues will be held at the Tuesday: Juice, cheeseburger, potato puffs, pickle Capt. Nathan Hale School chips, pudding. on Monday and Tuesday Davis honored Wednesday: Shells and meatsauce, Italian bread, from 6 to 8 p.m., for boys and girls in Grades 2 Modern farmer doesn't fit myths vegetables, fruit cup. Richard E. Davis, a sales manager at Economy Thursday: Juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed salad, through 8. For more information Electric Supply Inc., gelatin with topping. Friday: Fish and cheese sandwich, pickle chips, call Stan McMillen, at 742- in Manchester, Columbia, Bolton end talks received a Medal of Mark each of the five statements below either true or and use the most modern equipment both in the fields french fries, tartar sauce, ice cream. 8447 or 644-2581. Merit Award for out­ false. and in offices where computer usage is becoming a standing sales and • Large agricultural conglomerates are taking over trend. Many, in fact, consider themselves managers and By Richard Cody Bolton. If the Columbia board did send Two years ago the board here secured Your businessmen, hardly just “old-fashioned farmers.” students to Bolton, and then Windham raised increased market the family farm, and the tradition of the family farm is Herald Reporter students from Willington, and the school now share in the distribu­ rapidly disappearing in the United States, Another startling finding concerns ownership of the its tuition rates, it could mean a $42,000 in­ has about 35 Willington students. Willington Money's surveyed farms (a full 560 cotton and non-cotton BOLTON — After receiving a letter from crease in the total school board budget. tion of York Division • Young people are leaving the farm as fast as they pays $1,550 per student this year, and will of Borg-Warner can get a college education and are moving into urban ' farmers all over the country, which is more than a fair Windham High Schools' B

IVIne Holder with glasses ^26.36 From Our Men’s Department 5) 5 — Classic natural shoulder sportco' '4, suitings, slacks, sweaters from Scotland, England, treV rid and Sail and pepper Iceland. Viyella shirts, dress shirts, ties, scarves, napkin holder Jumbo Paper •12.40 Towel Holder gloves, and leather goods. •9.95 785 M ain St., Manchester / 643-8484 Sail, pepper, sugar He just gave you your Keepsake diamond And we guarantee tltc quality of yflur and napkin holder engagement nng and you're floating on ebuds. diamond and setting for btc. •15.60 And no wonder. Because a Keepsake is. With a Keepsake, you're going to be so Join your friends and special. For over 90 years we've been marrying proud Forever, Mdny other lovely Picture Framing Art Gallery quality diamonds to exquisite design. neighbors in support of gifts throughout the store. Our able staff will be delighted to assist you in .•O v e r 1200 molding styles to • Original Oils, Watercolors, Thousands of diamonds are examined to . Manchester Memorial choose from Pastels assure you of one special cTKiugh to be yours. ■ ______making y^ur selections, and we will be only too happy • Conservation Framing for • Collectable Graphics, signed Hospital’s $3,000,000 Com- Valuable Artwork and numbered limited editions to gift wrap, at no cost to you. • Specializing In mat • Oriental Art - munitv Fund drive. decorating and design • Posters & Prints Marlborongh Conntr; Barn • Odd Shapes & Sizes Please send yoiir contribution to Table Cenlerplece • CreWel & Needlepoint Manchester Memorial Hospital •17.60 NORTH MAIN ST . RTE S.EXiTUO RI) • Mirrors ______MARLBOROUGH. CONN • Photo & Art Restoration l a d y l o v e Building Fund TUES SAT 10 S 30.FRI lOt.SUN l-S 30 HIBISCUS Engagement Ring '525' P.O. Box 1409 Engagement Ring Engagement Ring '675” Wedding Ring '200°° 1720 ELLINGtON RD., RT. 30 '475°' Wedding Ring '425°° Manchester, Conn. 06040 644-8750 SOUTH WINDSOR 646-7086 18 — THE HERALD, Wed.. Nov. 25. 1981 Till-; m :uA i.i). W cd. .zr^. mm I'I

Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale *•••••••••••••••#•••••#• ••••••• ••••••••••••• 23 Apartments for Rent 53 OtHces-Stores for Rent M W Eim SIN G HDVERTtSING ••••••••••••••••••••••••* MANSFIELD CENTER - WORKSPACE OR! DEDDUNE MIES Woodsedge Apartments. STORAGE SPACE FOR! Classified22— Condominiums 643'2711 Newly renovated, country RENT in Manchester. NoJ Minimum Charge n o t i c e s e m p l o y m e n t 23 — Homes for '^ale setting. Two bedrooms. lease or "security deposit. ■ 12:00 nooo the day 35— Healing.Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 24— Lots-Lano lor Sale 36— Flooring 56— Misc. for Rent 15 Words From ^ 5 to $325, includes Reasonable rates. Suitable, 1— Lost and Found 47— Garden Products before publication. •25—‘Investment Property S^Homes/Apts. to Sht^e 13— Help Wanted 3^“ Moving-Truck ing-Storage 46— Antiques appliances and parking. for small business. Retail 2— Personals 26— Business Properly 14— Business Opportunities 30— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy PER WORD PER DAY 429-1270, 233-9660 or 232- Deadline for Saturday is 3— -Announcement^ 27— Resort Property AUTOMOTIVE and commercially zoned. 15— Siluaiiort Wanted 50— Produce 4 — F 'erlainmenl 26— Real Estate Wanted 0761, Calj" " i872-1801, 10 to 5. 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 5_—^ ^1. lons MISC.FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale 1 DAY ...... 14(P day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 62— Trucks for Sale 3 DAYS ...... 13« 2V2 ROOM AND 3 ROOM NEWLY RENOVATED GAMES-TDVS-CKAKr.S Friday. FINANCIAL 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale APARTMENTS 310 square feet office BKAUril III, 19— Schools-Classes 31— Services Offered 53— Apartments lor Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles 6 D A Y S ...... 12(P 0— Mortgage Loans 42— Building Supplies AVAILABLE available. Main Street HOBBY HUT - 281W Phone 643-2711 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting.Papering 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers.Mobile ne^Lrons y,rv,ng the g,,.,,,., 43— Pels-Birds-Dogs' Homes IMMEDIATELY. Heat, location with ample 1)01,1, CI.OTIIKS . Oakland Road (Rt. 30) 9 — Personal Loans * 33— Building-Conlracling 66— Offices.Siores lor Rent 26 DAYS...... 11(P M -tnchntrr -yrr-y yviih roorr ..dvenijing r>prrtlir 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service IQ— Insurance . REAL ESTATE 34— Roofmg.Siding and rnicienry (or both buyrn snd irlirn hot water, appliances., parking. Call 649-2891. South Windsor, CT. (203) 45— Boats & Accessories 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease HAPPy ADS $3.00 PER INCH BEAUTIFUL BARBIE 57— Wanted to Rent References; Security! Call DOLL DRESSES - 80c. 644-2355. Gift certificates after 6 pm, 64^3911. Bridesmaid's Outfit - $2.75, available - Visa and BOLTON Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- Mastercard accepted. MANCHESTER - Unusual MODELS, TRAINS, Services Offered 31 Household Goods 40 Beautifully renovated New England Colonial home OFFICE SUITE 6452 □ BUSINESS on 4V4 acres and over 350’ of frontage. Large, sun­ deluxe one bedroom Games, telesccmes and ny kitchen, fireplaced family room. Five townhouse. Private en­ FOR RENT BIBLES & KOOKS microscopes, "ruesday, NEWSPAPER BINGO and SERVICES USED bedrooms, three full baths. Plus — a separate in­ trance, patio and full base­ I'hursday. and F"riday: New Game Starts Every Wedneeday. REFRIGERATORS, law apartment. Great Value, must be seen.j ment. ' Includes heat, REASON FOR THE Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- WASHERS, RANGES - 639 Main SEASON — God gave His B-B UPHOLSTERY. appliances, carpeting and fi Continues Thru Tuesday BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Clean, Guaranteed. Parts a ir-c o n d itio n in g . $430 Best. Share the Best with a Concrete. Chimney Custom work. Free es­ or Until There’s A WInnerl & Service. Low prices! Wolverton Agency monthly. No pets. Damato 643-^7369 gift from BIBLES & BASKEI.S & VMCKEB R epairs. “ No Job Too timates. Will pick up and B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Enterprises. 646-1021. BOOKS, 840 Main Street, Small.” Call 644-8356 for deliver. Please call 646- Street. 643-2171. 649-2813 649-3396. THE WICKER COTTAGE 'Your Community Newspaper' Thera are 15 BINGO BUGS estimates. 2161 after 5. MANCHESTER - 3 Room Heat, air conditioner, — Specializing in baskets, DISHWASH,g!R AND apartment, 1st floor, all carpeted, paneled. GIFT SHIR I S wicker furniture, wall in Taday’s Paper, CAPABLE; RELIABLE SMALL Refrigerator for FOR RENT appliances, basement PERSONAL TEE - Per­ hangings and bath NURSING ASSISTANT sale. Good condition for storage, close to shopping accessories. Route 84, Ver­ including thesa belaw! available davs and • 4-Room Office Suite sonalized Fun and M&M P&H, Manchester home or cottage. $95 for & bus. $340 plus heat & ^ortsw ear. Great gifts for non (across from Golf- evenings. Call Debbie, 647- both. Telephone 646-1803. • High Traffic Street utilities. 404 North Main Land). 646-6219. Monday - PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 649-2871. Small repairs, 8700. Homes-Apts. lo share 59 (Jhristmas. 1081 Main remodeling, heating, • Qood Visibility — Centrally Located Street. Call Peterman, 649- Street, Manchester. 646- Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. PART TIME - Work at baths, kitchens and Water 30 INCH ELECTRIC Stove, • Firet Floor — Off Street Parking 9404 or 646-1171 or 647-0080. YOUR AD BEFORE IT SNOWS - $35. R efrigerator, $50. SHARE 1(4 Baths, kitchen) 3339. II.OBIST 2 • Modern — Air Conditioning Cliitlllsd sds ara taken home on the phone ser­ heaters. Free estimates! Gutters cleaned, covered privileges with working j TV’S - S'I'EKEOS vicing our, customers in Good running condition. $650.00 per'month lady. Phone 649-7630 days; , ovar Ilia phone m a con- BOOKKEEPER C & M T ree Service, Free & repaired. ■'ePaTea. Call 646-1746.b4b-U4b. Telephone 742-8265 KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 your area. Telephone 456- Meadows Convalescent 646-2297 evenings. SHOP AL SIEFFERS venlenca. The Herald la 0876 or 528-6631. Hartford Road. Weddings, rsaponalbla lor only one In- Center has a full time estimates. Discount senior Palntlng.Paperlng''’ '32 Artlcie\'Vo'rVe'fe 41 F. J. Spilecki Realtor 643-2121 MANSFIELD - Six room APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ corsages, fresh flower c itiz e n s . ^ U ct wwwwwwwwwwwwwaaWAaaAWAww ford Road. Manchester. corract Inaartlon and than opening for ni P n y apartment. Stove and arrangements, silk INSPECTOR - Must have Manchester owned and refrigerator. Nice view. 647-9997. SUPER SANTA arrangements, plants, only to tha alza ol tljp experience with air-craft bookkeeper to handle operated. Call 646-1327. PROFESSIONAL LOAM SALE - Delivering 5 MANCHESTER patient accounts. The PAINTING - Interior and yards. $60 tax includw. $450 plus utilities. No pets. ROOMMATE WANTED: i SALE! Video Tape funeral flowers. 643-9559. original Inaartlon. Errora parts. Apply in person: Dutch Colonial Security and references. Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, wMch do not laaaan the SOLAR MACHINE, 757 ability to work well with exterior. Commercial and Sand, gravel. Call 643-9504. Male, Mid 20s to share; LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen-* residential. Free es­ Spacious ft Rooms. 4 bedrooms, formal dining Telephone 429-8201. Washers, Dryers, CHRISTMAS valua ot tho advartlaamant Goodwin Street, East Hart­ figures and typing skills cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ large 6 room duplex in i ARRANGEMENTS - timates. Fully insured. 646- room,- large kitchen with pantry. Grained oak Manchester. Plenty of < Refrigerators, Freezers. will not bo correctad by an ford. are required. Excellent ages cleaned. All types finish. Plastered walls. Handy to busline. MANCHESTER - Ranch MUCH MORE! PARK HILL JOYCE 5 4879. privacy. $175 plus half! additional Inaartlon. starting pay rate and trash, brush removed. Jwner financing. Priced at $69.^. type one bedroom apart­ FLOWER SHOP: FTD. PART , TIME Picket, Split Rail, utilities. Call David, 643-! Al'Pl.lANCES Fruit Baskets, Christmas fine benefit package. LEE PAINTING. Interior ALUMINUM SHEETS ment. Quiet, convenient 0005 or 232-5682. SALESPERSON to sell Apply in person • Stockade Fences installed. used as printing plates. .007 location. Price includes Parties. Flowering Plants. subscriptions door-to-door 528-0670. & Exterior. "Check my Ptiilbrick Agency HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS Call: 649-0791. iHajtrbfslrr Monday thru Friday rate before you decorate." thick, 50c each, heat, hot water, air- SpOP PEARLS— 649 Main' with newscarrier two or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- conditioning, appliances, evenings a week or Satur­ only to LICENSED DAY CARE Dependable. Fully insured. 646-4200 1 I AUTOMOTIVE Street, Downtown PFNTLAND FLORIST - Mr. Meighan. 646-1653. 2711, They MUST be picked laundry facilities and Manchester. 643-2171. Most H rra lb days. Salary plus com­ HOME - Will watch your up before 11:00 a.m. only. storage. $400 per month. Visit Us For All Your missions. Call Circulation Administrator ' child or infant days. Call BRAND NEW LISTING No pets. Damato Enter­ brands, available: G/E, Holiday Needs. See Our manager, Manchester Meadows Convalecont 646-0262. INTERIOR PAINTING, NO PICTURE YET Autos For Sale 61 Zenith, Sony, RCA and Choice Selection. 24 Birch over ten years experience, FREN CH Door 32x81 prises, 646-1021. more to choose from. Herald. 643-2711. Center painted white, $75. 30” QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD Street - 643-6247. 'F’leasing 333 Bidweil Street BABYSITTER low rates and senior citizen SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, ’ You Is Our Pleasure. " discounts. 643-9980. vanity fiberglass top cost ALUMINUM STORMS, SCREENS EAST HARTOFRD - 2 ELECTROLUX - Buy n NOTICES ELECTRONIC Manchester, C T 06040 a v a i l a b l e , M a rtin $100 sell $30. Louver doors. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY bedroom, brand new TRUCKS. Car Inventory j ASSEMBLERS - Apply in School area. Call after 3 valued $2143 sold for $100. , Someone You Love an CENTERPIECES. FRUIT IN T E R IO R - AND Call 644-2063. r ear DORMER PUBLIC, PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS linoleum & wall to wall person, 9-5. Phoenix Audio p.m. 649-2094. •60,000** NEEDS PAINT AND PAPER SimHar bargains available. ELECTROLUX VACUUM BASKETS. Flowering EXTERIOR painting, carpeting, heat, hot water, CLEANER for a Christ­ Plants For Your Holiday Lost and Found 1 Lab, 91 Elm Street, HEAVY DUTY all parking. Near busline. Call Call, for information, 602-; ...... Manchester, SWITCHBOARD paper hanging. Carpentry 941-8014, Ext. 7616. Phone j mas Gift. Call; 646-3875. Needs. BROWNS OPERATOR - wanted, SNOWPLOWING Work. Fully insured. J.P. aluminum hand truck with WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- Motorcycles are in demand Commercial & Residen­ 1719 after 6 p.m. call refundable. FLOWERS. INC., 145 Main midnight to 8 a.m ,, 3 Lewis & Son, 649-9658. balloon tires in excellent 431 MAIN ST. 647-1413 I.OV ABI,E ABANDONED Street, Manchester ... sell your no longer HELP WANTED: Ad­ tial. Manchester. condition. $75 firm. Call ministrative Assistant - nights. No experience This Week’s Card Color is Red, Reasonable. Free es- CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe i KIITEN.S needed one with a necessary, will train. PROFESSIONAL 643-1680 anytime. EAST HARTFORD - 2 learn all phases of our of­ .timates. Call anytime 646- DeVille - -72,000 miles. \A \m CAR PI.ATES Classified Ad. fice procedures. Diver­ Edwards Answering Ser­ 5489, 646-1327, PAINTING - Interior and Lakewood Circle bedroom with heat & hot Good condition. #$2700 or i CAN YOU GIVE A vice, 646-5081. Get Your Cards Today from: e.xterior. Commercial and WOODEN STEP is the setting for this lovely 7 room aluminum water, close to busline, ■LOVABLE ABANDONED sified duties. Full time on­ LADDER. 7 ft. Excellent appliances, wall to wall Best offer. Telephone 742- ENGRAVED-RAISED FOUND: Grey black male ly, Liberal benefits. Apply Davis Family Restaurant, Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower LICENSED CHILD CARE residential. Free es­ sided home, 1st floor family room with bookcased ■ 6800 - Keep trying. Kitten or Cat a horhe fpr LETTERS. part poodle on Green Road. in person: Gaer Brothers, YOUTH SERVICE Fashion, 85 E. Center St.; Harvest Hill Package Store, timates. Fully insured. 646- condition. $25. Telephone fireplace and fireplace in living room. 2 baths, carpeting, tile bath, dis­ the Holidays — 633-6581, ORGANIZATION Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market. 317 Highland St.; Available in Manchester 649-9831, large private treed lot, available immediately. posal, etc. No pets. Call 8 years or older. Call 646- Inc., 140 Rye Street, South WORKERS - The Youth home. All ages. Nutritious 4879. AUTO LEASING RENTAL ) 342-0571. Emblems. Business Cards. 7647 or 742-8708. . Windsor. Services Dept, of the K.B. Automotive. Broad Street; Lynch Motors, 500 W. Center Asking $79,000. Owner financing available. 528-1494. St.; Nassiff Photo, Main Street; Optical Style Bar. Main Street; meals free. Lots of love JARI TWO WAY snow - Oldies But Goodies ■ PETS AND SUPPEIES Name Pins. Button Making Manchester Board of and fun. 643-1837. INTERIOR PAINTING. Limited. Rent-A-Car. , Machines Supplies. Education is seeking Regal’s Men’s Shop. Main Street; Sleffert's Appliances. 445 Professional work at thrower, twenty inch NEW 'TWO BEDROOM Hartford Road; Westown Pharmacy. 455 Hartford Road; Diet $12.95 day, 100 free miles. ' PET TOWNE - 'Tri-City MANCHESTER RUBBER applicants for 2 new full reasonable rates. FREE mouth; needs starter; $45. DUPLEX - walk-out base­ Center. 113 Main SL. also Pic and Save. 725 E. Center St. Cards LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Automobiles bought, sold, Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- N time positions. Youth Sturdy living room couch. ment. Sliding glass door to NEW PAY SCALE will also be available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnside Avenue. - If interested call Judy, Estim ates. 646-3503 Keith Real Estate 646-4126 rented. 323 Center Street, HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - 4489. Visa - Master Card. LOST - Long haired white Worker and Family East Hartford, and at the HI FI Stereo House. Vernon Circle! evenings. $40. 643-0748, deck. $395 plus utilities, '646-0588 or Annalee, 643- and security. No pets. Manchester. Telephone It’s Here; Quality cat with pink collar. Worker, These are each 4083. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. Creatures and Superior TEI.EMSIONS Answers to “Snowball. " WE NEED ... one year positions only. IntMlar/ExtMlar Pikitlng. HOUSE PLANTS; CACTI, MANCHESTER Available December 15. Bolton vicinity. 646-6980. Salary range $10,000- flowering bushes, Telephone 643-2598. Supplies at money saving HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS ' RN's/LPN’s prices. 644-3510. perenials, .ground covers, SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main Ifm " Help Wsnlwf *13 celUrs.*^ garages’™m^^ M tf priWiilMMi Mrl 79 Pontiac Sunbird 2-Dr. Announcements 3 Home Health Aides sedium muma, many 7 Rm. Split, new fumacb, fireplaced family room. Jet black, 4 spd., 4 cyl. Street, Downtown iMssMUtjrieti. frtt Price reduced to $70,900 with an assumable 14%> MANCHESTER PET Hon!emaker/ r«,;,i=.a;*Srfn‘'«2in ! H ...... E S S p estinitn. ktuivd varieties, and sizes. Showroom condition. Manchester. 643-2171. Q? L. McHUQH Private home. Very mortgage. Offers invited. *3695 CENTER — Good Quality FLEA MARKET: Every Companions social services areas. truck. Telephone 644-1775. Dishwashers from $249.00; Detail job description 643-9321 reasonable. Telephone 64S;- FO U R ROOM 79 Cadillac Coupo deVllle < and Advice make good Ranges from $249.00; Sunday 10-5. .Coventry an­ to provide home care APARTMENT in duplex. sense. Are you paying too tique center, 1140 Main available upon request. CATERING: CHRISTMAS Silver- gray, full power options, Microwaves from $199.00. Please contact Mr. Robert HELP W ANTED •••••••••••••••••••••••• Children accepted. fact. A /C , leather, cruise control. . much for your pet GREAT. GIFTS WITH Street, Coventry. Dealer Call or come in for Parties, cocktail parties, Beautiful! supplies? Stop in — it will 0 Digan, Coordinator of COMB. STORM windows; Available December 1st. space available. Telephone Inlormalion, 643-9515 showers, stag parties, an­ Building Contracting 33 ^ Zinsser Agency 646-1511 $375 plus utilities. Central­ •7M5 be worthwhile. Mixed COMPLETE SERVICE. ■J42-9698. Youth Services, 494 Main CIRCULATION DEPT. •••••••••••••••••••••••• va'r. sizes. Best offer. niversaries. NO'TONE TOO ly located. 647-1583. 78 Marcury Marquis 4-Dr. breed puppies, tropical and II \ M ) MADE Street, Manchester, CT. SMALL. FARRAND Home hair cutting set. $8. AIDE AND ASSISTANCE 647-3494. Application T e le p h o n e Lawn spreader, $5. 643- • Loaded. Full Power Beauty! goldfish, parakeets, COl.I.ECIIBI.ES WANTED: Craftsmen to OF N.E. CONN. INC. Florence, 649-5801. r e m o d e l in g - Cabinets, MANCHESTER - Attrac­ *3995 canaries, finches, small sell their merchadise at deadline, Dec. 8,1981, Part-time Inserters: Roofing, Gutters, Room 5073. MANCHESTER 388 Main St, Mencheeter MAIN 8T. LOCATION • B-1 ZONE tive 4 room apartment, animals. 687 Main Street. AN OLD FASHIONED craft show on December EOE. Must be 18 yre. old.' Additions, Decks, All types 76 Chevrolet Malibu WILL BABYSIT 5 p.m.-ll ANTIQUE BRASS scoop 9 Room Colonial on 330 ft. deep lot ( acre), ideal stove, paneling. (1-203 ) 649-4273. Gift wrap­ CHRISTMAS al the 5th and 6th, Saturday and OFFICE HOURS p.m., M-F, or weekends. |of Remodeling and References. No pets, $295. Wagon. Beige. 6 cyl., auto, ping and lay-a-way plan VILLAGE CHARM YARN SERVICE STATION 18" L. 12” W. for scales location for offices, newer roof, siding, heat, and Sunday in Manchester at Mon. • FrI. 0-4 643-9095. Repairs. Free estimates. electrical. Priced at $107,900. 228-3540. transmission, P/S. AM/FM, fac­ always available. BARN — with' handmade Call 647-9947 - Ask for John $15. Adi. weathervane tory air. Nice dependable vehicle. the Artisan Mill. 210 Pine EOE/AAP A TTEN D A N T Fully insured. Phone 643- gifts and decorations bv V black 24 high arrow 18” Street. 9x15 booths. $20. Experience required. Mon­ FIV-E ROOM *1495 SPORTING (to o n s • local craftsman plus craf­ Telephone 649-7373. day thru Friday, 1-7 p.m., long with ship. $25. ting supplies. 133 Spruce Telephone 649-1724. Lombardo & Associates APARTMENT - first floor. 76 Ford Elite Saturday 8-4:30 p.m . iHanrlirHtPi: Homes For Sale 23 ROBERT E. JARVia - I $300. Older couple CHRISTMAS CHEER! Street. Manchester, 649- PART TIME ASSISTANT Telephone 649-7894. 2-Dr. Hardtop. Yellow, 8 cyl. White Stag Clothing, Foot Remodeling Specialist. 649-4003 preferred. No pets. Securi­ auto, transmission, P/S, AM/FM 9699. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Teacher in Montessori For room additions, Joy Golf. Shoes and All Classroom, Montessori ty. Telephone 649-4861. Stereo, factory air. Absolute i WOMAN NEEDED FOR kitchens, bathrooms, creampuff. Sports Equipment. THE CALICO PATCH - m MANSEAU experience or training light houseke^ing on a roofing and siding or any MANCHESTER *3795 NASSIFF ARMS, 991 Main preferred, but not 14% APR BMX RED l in e Forks, MANCHESTER . Street, Manchester - 210 Pine Street, The Big 50 live-in basis. Reasonable. FIXED RATE home improvement need. 126 Avondale Rpad Excellent four room Manchester. 646-6408, A required. Send resume to Telephone 643-7760. Telephone 643-6712. MX-2 frame, V-bars, 73 VW Station Wagon Love, H .C.A .M .S., Box 218, Private Instructions 18 Homes For Sale 23 Rent with option, $550 mo. or Bullseye BB, Araya 7C 6 Room Cape (1 unfini'ihed}, 1 bath, 1 car garage. townhouse. IVz baths, Gold finish, auto, transmission. Unique Little Quilt Shop All Us Kids purchase at $59,500. $40,000 stove, refrigerator, dis­ Exceptionally Clean! featuring everything for Bolton,. CT 06040. ■ ■TEACHER with certifica­ rims, IRC skinwalls, Good condition. Bowe.s School. Owner financing Ol TEU-W EAR CERTIFIED MATH assumable. LEON CIEZSYNSKI Shimano Dura Ace cranks, available. Priced*at $59,900. hwasher, wall to wall •3495 today's quilter and more! tion to head 3 year old CUSTOM BUILT CAPE - BUILDER. New homes, BOOKKEEPER - Full TUTOR - Grades 7-12; (Full shed dormer), Suntour free wheel. Quali­ throughout. $450 plus SUBURBAN MOTOR OPEN NOW! ! ! Gifts and gift certificates. Mortgage Loans 8 Nursery school program. 2 Also, PSAT, SAT prepara­ additions, remodeling, rec utilities. Telephone 649- " ’MARKDOWN " - Christmas prints, trims, time (or fine furniture mornings a week. 644-1626. fireplaced living room, ty Parts. Excellent condi­ CAR, INC. tion & math enrichment. 12% ik rooms, garages, kitchens tion. Used one summer. Howland Realtors 4003. Famous Maker Outer- patterns, kits, books, store. Excellent starting dining rooni, large Route S3 649-2076 MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; Your home. 649-5453. nXED RATE remodeled, ceilings, bath Wear for the Entire Fami­ strawberry, shortcake salary. Apply: Greenberg bedrooms, IV2 baths, gar­ t/le, doriji'ers, roofi 1. $300. After 6 p.m. call M3- 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS. & Beatman Furniture, .754 age. Lot 80x140. Marion E. Owner financing. Immediate oc­ 5278. 643-1108 5 ROOM DUPLEX - Own ly at Discount Prices - 30% cutouts, and a large selec­ cupancy. New 3 bedroom Cape. Residential or commer­ Realty state-wide. Credit Maple Ave., Hartford, Condominiums 22 Robertson, Realtor: 643-' driveway, basement & VW 411-1971. Runs - heeds to 607( off. Jackets, Vests tion of fabrics and rating unnecessary. 2 car garage, 5 min. to Man­ cial. 649-429D large yard. Appliances. and Ski Wear. Glen Locken supplies. NEW YEAR’S VACATION 5953. chester,' IS min. to downtown engine work. Good for Reasonable, Confidential. HOUSEKEEPERS begins now. Sell Avon and CONDOMINIUMS: One Hartford. An excellent buy at OFFICE Married couple preferred. parts. $250 firm. Telephone Mall, Glastonbury. Open Quick arrangement. DESIGN KITCHENS, 2 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 Antiques 48 $350 plus utilities. ^ Every Night till 9pm. WANTED,. Full time start saving! Cali 646-3685 bedroom, fully applianced Services Offered 31 $79,000. COPIER 646-7243. THE BITTERSWEET ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, housekeepers wanted to or 523-9401. kitchen, carpet and vinyl cabinets, vanities, counter References & security SHOP — Most Christmas 100 Constitution Plaza, work in a 180 bed skilled floors, separate basement tops, kitchen cabinet fronts A 3-M Cffplar, Model : MOTOROLA PAINT SPRAYER Com­ WANTED - Antique Fur­ required. Available Dec. BIGVCUIS Items 1 2 Price. Antiques / REWEAVING BURN 15% APR custom woodworking, • TELEVISION - picture 1977 BUICK REGAL, V-6, H a r tf o r d . 527-797 1; nursing facility. Apply RETAIL SALES HELP with washer and dryer con­ OWNER FINANCtNG 209, for $150. May be pressor and motor. In good niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil 1st. 646-0450 or 643-9365 Air, Stereo, Landau Roof, BICYCLES ■ AND Gifts Jewelry „ Crafts. evenings: 233-6879, 233- nections, storm windows HOLES. Zippers, um­ colonial reproductions. seen at The ; looks great, no flipping but condition. Telephone 649- Paintings or Antique after 5 p.m. Monday, thru Friday WANTED: Experienced brellas repaired. Window 3 bedroom Ranch, Immediate oc­ 20 mpg, etc. 423-3970 4 CAMPING EQUIPMENT Route 44A, Bolton - 643- 6885. and doors, townhouse and cupancy. $57,900.. . J.P. Lewis,649-9658. Ma.ncheeter Herald ' there is no sound. $10. Keep 8190 anytime. $20. items. . R. Harrison. between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. preferred. Part time. Call shades, Venetian blinds. p.m.-7 p.m. — Sporting (Joods, Ice 7800. 643-5692 between 10 and 6 fiat models available. during regular ! trying at 646-2236. Telephone 643-8709. MANCHESTER - Nice 2 Silver Lane Pavilion, 51 Keys. TV FOR RENT. CENTURY 21 ELECTRICAL SERVICES I ' Skates, Sleds, Barbells, Applegate Lane, East p.m. weekdays.' Telephone 649-9404, Peter­ business hours.. MOVING - Household fur­ bedroom apartment, new Hockey, Exercise Equip­ ■ lioRSI,? Ol COI USE. Marlow's, 867 Main Street. TEDFORD REAL ESTATE - We do all types of Elec­ 1 LADIES ENGAGEMENT Wanted to Buy 49 Hartford. Telephone 568- man Agency. SaV-SSIA 423-895S Phone Inquiries nishings, artificial Chrsit- kitchen, near busline and ment, FARR'S, 2 Main 7520. 649-5221. trical Work! Licensed. Call wejeorned. ^ RING: Washer & Dryer, 1 • •••••••••••• BIB ••••••••• shopping. Available 1st. w THE MAPLEWILD TACK ] EMPLOYMENT CAFETERIA HELP ma's tree 5’, $15, Four Street, Manchester - 643- ROOM of Bolton is WANTED: M anchester after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Please call year old, excellent condi­ drawer desk, good condi­ CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ $400 plus utilities. Charlie 7111. tion. Colonial couch. Call ty. We buy quickly and con­ at 649-4000. . featuring Stuben Sigfried > FULL TIME STORE Community College. Flexi- ...... Condominiums 22 Condominiums 22 nirNMi*! r m ii r itb 643-2711 tion. $50. Please telephone Saddles at $499.95. See us Help Wanted 13 CLERK Needed for local 7- ble hours. Telephone 643- ...... *...... ' 646- 7674. 647-9058. fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ ANTH,)IES 2 Remodeling - Additions - and ask for Mark ■■ poration. 646-0131. Homes lor Rent 54 for major brands of Eleven Food Store. Some 0930, BROOKS ANTIQUES - English and Western equip­ EDUCATIONAL REP - cashier, retail experience Roofing - Aluminum and ' NEW QUEEN OR KING 30” ELECTRIC RANGE, Outstanding opportunity Vinyl Siding. Phone 649- SIZE Waterbed, never 456Vz MAIN STREET - six Manchester Mall, 811 Main ment. Christmas cards and helpful. Benefits include IN FO R M A T IO N ON Chain saw Pioneer-21, Reconditioned Gan Savers Street, Manchester. for experienced sales per­ 2954. MENS HOCKEY skates, opened, 10 year warranty, Excellent condition. 649- rooms, $400. plus utilities. more! MAPLEWILD insurance, credit union and ALASKAN AND WANTED ANTIQUE -TACK ROOM. Toomey son to represent Phoenix profit sharing. Apply in OVERSEAS employment. size 7, excellent condition, walnut stained nine frame, 8913. No appliances. Tenant in­ “ IFe Buys Sett Institute of Technology TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY worn once, original box, ' headboard, deck, pedestal, RENTALS surance. Security. 646-2426 and Repair** FURNITURE, glass Road (at Bolton Center)', person: at 71 Hartford Excellent income poten­ ’’We love Crown clocks, dolls and collec­ Bolton, CT 649-5550. recruiting students for Turnpike, Tolland. EOE. tial, Call (312) 741-9780 Residential & Commercial $18. Boys figure skates, mattress, liner, heater plus weekdays. technical training. Com­ Construction. Remodeling, padded siderails. $199 . 563- T im M O R IA R TY tibles. Ask for Harold - Ext. 822. size 3, excellent condition, Rooms tor Rent 52 .lEWEI.EKS mission. Choice of home improvements, ad­ $10. 643-8873. 0811. Rocky Hill. TAG SALES • •••••••••••••••••••••••• EAST HARTFORD 7 MANCHESTER territories available. Call PART TIME TELLER ditions, bathroom & •••••••••••••••••••« Room, 3-4 Bedrooms, 1(4 LACE, LINENS. LOVELY THIS CHRISTMAS SAY I today for interview, 602- kitchen remodeling, YASHICA MG-1 Automatic ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING 643-6217 5 Opening for Thursday WOMEN’S SKI boots baths, stove, refrigerator, THINGS! Furniture, LOVE YOU with a dia­ 244-81 1 1, M r. T e rry Mr, F'ai.ner: A Classified roofing, siding, repairs, 35-MM Camera f/2.8 lens, ROOM, shower/bath. evening and Saturday a.m. Ad will bring eager buyers brand name Lange. Size Private entrance. Apply: washer, dryer, fireplace, framt s, fabulous things! mond engagement ring McKinney, 2555 E. Univer­ Contact Mrs. Fritz, before door & window replace­ 8Vj. Mint condition. Never . new, good condition, $50. garage, near buslines, CHEVROLET MONZA - RED GO. .1 .' FARM from the DIAMOND sity Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. for your used farm equip-, ment and alterations. 646- Three old model train STILL OPEN - after all Russell’s Barber Shop, 195 12 p.m., 646-4004. EOE. used. Asking $75. Reg $125. Spruce Street, between 11 stores, .schools, churches. 1980. Four speed, AM/FM, ANT1')U!..S, (.'ovent'ry. . SHOWCASE. Prices start 85034. ment. 1379. Call 649-6113. engines, Lionel. Telephone these months. The Eastern $450 plus heat & utilities. from just $179.00 ... like a' Connecticut Flea Market a.m. and 2:30 p.m. snow tires, 18,400 miles. Wcdnc'il.iv - Sunday, 12-4. 647- 9881. References, lease, 2 $4500. Telephone 646-4762. 742-913i' El carat diamond ring for ^ V V u m m 9 m w w w w N.R. dYR BUILDING RUGS - Yellow shag, 11(4 x at the Mansfield Drive-In months security deposit. $629.00. Seasons Greetings theatre (Jet. 31 & 32) will •••••••••••••••••••••••• COMPANY - New homes, 9(4 and 11(4 x 7(4. Covers TWO SNOW TIRES G78-15 No pets. 643-8703. BOUGHT AND SOLD At from the DIAMOND- dry--J wall. Will . . . . . assist Uin 11(4 X 17 room. Padding in­ mounted on Ford rims. $15. be open thru November, Apartments tor Rent S3 79 Plymouth Sapporo SHOWCASE. Manchester "ll's affordable, carefree living." longer if weather permits. THE ANTIQUE MARKET financing at 10 percent in cluded. Excellent condi­ CB Home baseantenna 2 Dr, Coupe, one owner, very F’LACE, 811 Main Street. Parkade. Even before we saw it, we loved Ihe price — Every Sunday 9 a.m.-3 OffIces-StoreL for Rent clean, new tires. terest for completi tion. $60. Schwinn Girls 20” with cable. $25. Telephone MANCHESTER- One and -12,000 SQ FT Of Small from only $30,500. And the fact that all ditions, remodeling, rec bike. E.C. Call 643-6573. 649-6238. p.m. Spaces available, two bedroom apartments J. & J JEWELERS - 785 maintenance — even heat — is paid for with one public free, so bundle up available. Centrally •5495 Shops. Auctions 7pm Every rooms, garages, deck’s. 643- Thursday. Main Street, Manchester. k id $ low monthly payment. That includes snow 9743. WARM GREEN SNOWBLOWER OLD and come on down! located on busline near 79 Plymouth Arrow Pickup "Quality Merchandise at_ removal, lawn care and all exterior repairs. Style runs good. $50. shopping center and BASEMENT STORAGE 4 cyl. with e cab. 4 spd., 2000 cc Old Fashioned Prices" BEDSPREAD, 200” x 100” TVPEVi KI I'EBS Crown Village Is great - 11 landscaped acres, Heating-Plumbing 35 and one pair drapes to Telephone 569-4436. schools. For further details AREA with dirt floors. engine, and many other extras 14K Chains Bracelets / with a luxuripus swimming pool and private call 649-7157. •4895 match 48” wide each pan­ First room 18(4 ft.xl5 ft.; YALE TYPEWRITER Diamond Earrings / Pen­ EARN EXTRA MONEY. WORK clubhouse for summer fun — no wonder we el, $60. 649-8635. TWO SNOW TIRES -. second room 23 ft.xl5Vz ft. dants and Cultured Pearls. love it! SCHALLER PLUMBING- 79 Dodge Power Wagon SERVICE ~ Typewriters HEATING- Water pump Pirelli tubeless radial. 185- 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and $30 monthly. 649-0717. Rebuilt, Portable Kcep.sake Your Christmas 70-SR13. Not caps. $30. Gas Musical Instruments 44 . 4 room heated apartments, 4 wheel drive, low mileage, very 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. specialists. Also, USED KENMORE clean. Typewriters, From $20.00. Diamond Source. remodeling service or WASHER in good working heater tropic air custom. hot water, no appliances. MANCHESTER - Retail, *4995 Sales and Service. Mass output 60,000 BTUs. PEAVEY P.A. SYSTEM, Security - tenant in­ storage and or manufac­ h a r d w a r e CKouon oiLiaqe repairs. FRE'E order, $95. Looking for XR-500 Amplifier, Two 121 Typewriter and Adding CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 ESTIMATES, 649-4266. good safe used wooden Almost new. $50. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 turing space. 2,000 sq. ft to 8D Dodge Pickup Machines. 51 Purnell ENGI.^ND TRUE VALUE CONDOMINIUM^ ^ Telephone 646-6644. OTS Columns complete weekdays. $25,000 sq. ft. Very ( rown Siri'el • Meriden • 2 )5-9511 crib. 649-8787. 4 wheel drive, very clean 4 000 Place. 649-4986. HARDWARE— Route 44A Flooring 35 with cords & covers. 1 year reasonable. Brokers miles. Bolton. W-5201 KERO- AT THE From $30,500 lo $37,500 old, Lab 5-Series Guitar MANCHESTER MAIN rotected. Call Reyman *M95 FRI IT BASKE'I S SUN SALES AND Service. DELUXE LATCH HOOK FIREWOOD CUT, Split, Amplifier. Call evenings, STREET - Three room kits, varied designs. $15 seasoned, delivered. Pick­ P'roperties, 1-226-1206. Kerosene, Skil power tools! Oiredlom from Hartfoni: 915, e>il 18 (Roulf 86) lo I'xil 8 Left on Broad SI. DLOORSANDING - Floors 646-3199. apartment. Heated, hot FANCY FRUIT BASKETS like new! Specializing in each. Regular $30. up load. $50. Metal office MANCHESTER Stanley hand tools, plum­ for 1 >/, mi., (hen right onto Hall St., r ontinue straight ahead to Crtnvn St. water, appliances. No pets. USED CAR LOT - Long es- — Order Early. Also MANCHESTER HERALD older floors. Natural and Proceeds benefit desks with pull-out typing PLYMOUTH Wicker Items. PERO bing and electrical * Inr fudes the purr base nt a leasehold interest svilh iiaymenls VITO CLARINET like Security. Parking tablished. Center of 56.1-t 186 (Nancy Pearson) stained floors. No waxing American Field Service taWe. $65. Telephone 643- Route S3 643-27011 FRUIT STAND. 276 supplies, California paint i i l ' of 110 per month and a fued option to buy. yea available. Telephone 523- Manchester. Telephone Talcoltville 235-7003 (Fanny Weelts) Telephone 647-1761 after 6 and paint sundries, anymore! John Verfaille, 8160. Telephone 649-2';4&. 7047. 646-2426 9-5 weekdays. Oakland Street., 646-5750. p.m. Manchester. 643-6384.____ _ wallpaper and housewares. ' / t

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Autot For Sale 61 Campera-Trallera-Moblle Homes 85 Recipes and Menus I ^ FOR RENT - Motor Home, New bill seeks Workers paid 22V2 ft,, sleeps 6, self- H you’re l l l l l f H contained. 10-12 MPG, TV'Movies/Comics I special Winter Rates. 423- FOCUS/ Food 3970 4 p.m.-7 p.m. looking for. for shutdown ||« Q ■ ADVERTISEMENT to avoid battle H O ■ FOR BIDS . WASHINGTON (UPI) — Federal employees who M A I I A U T Town of Manchester, an didn’t work during Monday’s partial government At Verplanck Schaal ^ Duuiiin ■ WASHINGTON (UPD - “I think if there is another budget- Congressional Republican leaders, busting continuing resolution, he might shutdown will be paid, the administration says, but B ill’* A u t o P o e t s ■ Sealed Bids for Water Mains and officials have no idea how much their half-day rest Appurtenant Work. Contract IIB, trying to avoid a repeat of this week’s have to do the same thing,” Meese said will be received at the office of the economical budget battle that partially shutdown the in an interview with Cable News cost, taxpayers. ■ o ^ c I^irector of General Services. government, are working with the White Network. Officials also don’t know exactly how many | o 7 o ^ B l _ o 4 > 4 £ / ^ g Municipal Building. 41 Center House on a new spending bill. Reagan, vacationing in California, employees it furloughed during President Reagan.’s ______Street. Manchester. Connecticut budget clash with Congress Monday, which tem­ Tiny pilgrims enjoy an old-time feast “We need to get a package that will be may press for bigger spending reduc­ 06040 until 11:00 a m. prevailing porarily left the government broke and forced the time on Wednesday. December 9, way to sell acceptable to the administration and can tions than he was ready to accept during ★ 1981, at which time and place said get passed through Congress,” Senate the tense bargaining last weekend, said suspension of “non-essential” services. 197 4 VOLKSWAGEN - bWs shaM_^be publicly opened and GOP Leader Howard Baker was quoted deputy press secretary Larry Speakes. Donald J. DOvine, director of the Office of Per­ if. sonnel Management, estimates that less than 500,- Needs work. The work includes the construction something, by an aide as saying Tuesday at a Capitol Congress passed a $428 billion bill Sun­ Best offer. Call 646-1542. of approximately 15.930,linear feet Hill strategy meeting. day',.-but Reagan, calling it a “budget- 000 workers were furloughed. The Office of ------of 6-. 8-. 10-. 12-. and 16-inch ductile A big problem in the last confrontation buster,” vetoed it. Congress and Reagan Management and Budget gave a rough estimate of 1 9 7 2 P O N T I A C iron water mains and appurtenant — which erupted Monday with President then settled on the three-week stopgap 200 ,000 . BONNEVILLE - Power work. look to Reagan’s first veto and a temporary spending measure. - Excluding members of the armed services and Steering Power Brakes, security in the form of a bid postal employees, all of whom worked Monday, Runs good. Body good. bond, payable, to the Owner is suspension of "nonessential’’ govern­ Reagan’s veto of the previous measure li , i, ° r> • * A tina required m the sum of 10 percent ment services — was conflicting White resulted in a one-day shutdown of many there are 2.1 million federal employees — who have 07i’ 9unn I lO't I of the bid Bid security shall House and congressional figures. government offices. Government es­ a daily payroll of $190 million. 871-2308. be subject to the conditions Classified! Devine said the government doesn’t know how provided in the Instructions to ‘ “We’re trying to get everybody up timates of workers furloughed Monday ------T Bidders. here using the,same sheet, singing the ranged from 200,000 to 500,000. All webe much money it lost from, work the furloughed 1973 OLDSMOBILE The Instruction to Bidders. Form same song,’’ the Baker spokesman said. back on the job Tuesday. employees didn’t do. And the Office of Management Cutlass- Supreme - $500 of General Bid. Contract Plans, Baker invited White House officials to and Budget said there is no way to calculate this. firm as is. Telephone 649- specifications. Performance and The stopgap measure is a catchall «Q«n Payment Bonds, and other Con- Capitol Hill Tuesday to start working spending bill. It covers the 13 regular ap­ But Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., maintainted ^ tract Documents may be examined ^You Nome It with House and Senate Republicans on a propriation measures that fund, the that the whole the exercise cost $1 billion because 2 ______and .obtained at the office of the We've Got H. ' ^-5*1 new spending bill. government. The fiscal 1981 version of bureaucrats were paid for “doing absolutely IQfift M IIS T A N C . • 289 ^^'^ector of General Services. lybH M UblAlNU Z03 Municipal Building 41 Center Under the, stopgap passed by Congress these bills expired on Sept. 30. nothing.” AtVMTPriCM The furloughed workers first were told they were engine, automatic, street, Manchester, Connecticut The Herald Monday after Reagan vetoed the Only one of the bills — funding excellent condition. 875- 06040. a deposit of $50.00 in cash or previous one as too costly, federal funds Congress itself — has been signed into being sent home without pay. But Devine said after 7326. check, made payable to the Town (Sassifieds .— will flow until Dee. 15. By that date. law. Congress also has sent Reagan a bill consulting with Reagan and Congress the govern­ , uf'Manchester. will be required for ment decided all will be paid. ' ------— ------each set of Contract Dwuments We have Congress hopes to have a new budget funding the District of Columbia, but 1973 CHEVROLET taken. Any unsuccessful bidder or everything measure. that one has not been signed. Legally this will be done by erasing the furloughs MALIBU' Wagon, nonbidderi upon returning such set Presidential counselor Edwin Meese and listing the time off as administrative leave. from A ■ L The GOP group decided Tuesday to )■ Automatic power within 30 days, Saturdays. Sundays warned Reagan might again veto the move ahead on as many of the regular Next month the budget battle could resurface steering, power brakes, and legal holidays exdud^, afler next spending bill if it is not lean enough bills as possible, so fewer agencies will and, if erriployees are furloughed for an extended um afl VR SRRn Tplpnhnnp >be dale of opening bids and in good 5 nolio eondition will be refunded his It — and again will be prepared to shut need protection in 'the next stopgap period, it may be a different story. 647-1908 or 643-9708 after 5 deposit I down the government if necessary. measure. p.m. Contract Documents will be mailed to prospective bidders upon ------request and receipt of a separate GOVERNMENT check for $10.00 made payable to NOTICE ^be Town of Manchester, which SURPLUS CARS AND Application has been made to Schmidt sure on arms offer TRUCKS NOW Available % • u ____ u The .successfu bidder must furnish Connecticut Public Utilities Con­ trol Authority by National F^rcight, r n , 7 ,d “ I’ertormance Bond and a P ay under $300. Call 1-714-569 nient Bond equal to 100 percent of Inc. for change of headquarters 0241 for your directory on ,t,e contract price, from Walerbury, CT to Manchester. CT in Certificate C- how to pilrchase. Open 24 No bidder may withdraw his bid Ik , i hours. for a period of thirty (30) days 386, authorizing transportation of Brezhnev back in AAascaw excluding Saturdays. Sundays and General Commodities. Any . legal holidays after the dale of protests may be filed by Dec. 9, 1981 with the Public Utilities Con­ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • opening of bids. trol Authority, Stale Office Heavy Equipment lor Manchester is an BONN, West Germany (UPI) — Soviet In Washington, the State Department said But U.S.-Sovet differences emerged.on the c « j « . g-j equal opportunity employer, and Building. Hartford, Connecticut 06115. President Leonid Brezhnev convinced West Brezhnev’s offer Monday to reduce “by hun­ requires an affirmative action missiles issue during the three days before 053-11 \ laT r^f/-xiiT f policy for all of its contractors and Germany before his return to Moscow today dreds rather than dozens” the number of Brezhnev’s return to Moscow today. In VOLK PLOW - 6 ^2 ft. long, vendors,' as a condition of doing that he seeks “substantial reductions" in Soviet missiles targeted on Western Europe making his offer, Brezhnev rejected the Hydraulic lift. Good COndi- bu.siness with the Town, as per nuclear missiles in Europe at next week’s “contains nothing that is significantly new.” proposal F^eagan made last week to reduce tion. $600. Telephone 644- Federal Executive Order No. Probati* Nolicf “At the same time, we would hope that 1775. -11246 Bidders on this work will be Geneva talks with the United States. medium-range missiles to zero. A -At. Court of Probat^ District of “We never wanted to be stronger than President Brezhnev’s willingness to consider required to comply with said Order Brezhnev did not say if his offer, voiced at a and all amendments or, Mancheslor reductions is a sign that the Soviets are begin­ anyone else and we do not have that aim dinner Monday, meant disrnantling the mis­ • ••••'••••••••••••••••••• supplements to that Executive NOTICE OF HEARING now,” Soviet government spokesman Leonid ning to see the advantages of pursuing ESTATE OF LYNDA ANN siles or merely moving them behind the Ural Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 .. .. Zamyatin quoted Brezhnev as telling West genuine arms reductions in this area,” a •«•••••••••••••••••••••• Owner reserves the right to WALKER, a minor Mountains — where they could hit most of 1070 n \ M xoA 'T waive any informalities or to Pursuant to an order of Hon. German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt during statement said. 1979 CM-400 -r. Excel ent reject anv or all bids, should the William E. FitzGerald. Judge, talks Tuesday. Schmidt said he emerged from the talks Western Europe. condition, asking $1100. owner deem it to be in the public dated November 18, 1981 a hearing “We have no thought of attacking anyone,’’. convinced Moscow wants to agree on ..iS 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. interest to do so. wilt be held on an application He also did not say if it included SS-20 mis­ N praying for authority to sell cer- Zamyatin said, making a new offer to reduce “substantial reductions" in medium-range siles whose deployment Wpshington says has KZ400 Deluxe m s ’’’“wn Pf Manchester, iain real estate as in said applica­ any nuclear weapons system if the cut was nuclear weapons in Europe qt the Geneva swung the European balance of power in KAWASAKI, fairing, Connecticut tion on file more fully appears, at matched by the United States “We have no negotiations starting Monday. Moscow’s favor. Brezhnev’s proposal could the Court of Probate on December baggage-rack, saddle bags, Robert B. Weiss 3. 1981 at 4:00 P.M, weapon we do not want to part with, if this “It is clear the Soviet side has recognized apply to the older SS-4 and SS-5 weapons, low mileage. $1350', 688- General Manager Madeline B. Ziebarth, Gerk were mutual,” the necessity of compromise,” Schmidt said. defense experts said. 6201 Ask for Andrea. 052-11 056-11. 0 m Verplanck School kindergarteners enjoyed a real old fashioned Thanksgiving feast this week. While teacher Ruth M. Leeds baked a turkey and stuffing, As Principal Walter Roth does the honors, Mark Levine of It appears the Pilgrams won out at Verplanck School 22E Channing Dr. admires the bird. parents donated the trimmings, including luscious kindergarten’s annual 'Thanksgiving feast. pumpkin and apple pies for dessert. V The kids were all given a choice what costume they wished to make for the Big Feast on Monday, and, accor­ ding to teacher Ruth M. Leeds, only three kids wanted to be Indians. The rest opted for the big paper hats and bibs. Herald photos by Pinto Miss Leeds really gets into the spirit of the holiday. She baked an 11-pound turkey, plus enough stuffing to feed her small army, while some generous parents donated the accompanying vegetables and dessert. (Pumpkin and apple pies, of course) By the looks on her small charges faces, it look^ as though the feast rated an A plus!

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Send the required refund QUARTZ form, two probf-of-purchase seals from specialjy THE marked 50-count or 5-pound Sugar-Twin and the in­ Wrap it Up! ner lid from any brand of instant cbffee. Expires 12 SHEETS 20 ’x30 EACH SUNSHINE Jan. 31,1982. FR I., S A T . YOUR CHOICE Bonus! These offers don’t require forms: I ^ X Flat Fold Paper CHIFFON Tailgate Offer, P.O. Box 211, Dallas, 6 SHEETS. FLAT FOLO 40’^ 3 0 " EACH ' Texas 752-21. Receive the “ Tailgate Party Cookbook.” Send the words “ Good enough to fool Extra Wide Paper O rd er ISow Mother Nature” from any three packages of Soft 35 sg. FT. 26 • WIOEPAPEH for Christmas " T ' f 9 9 Chiffon. Expires Dec. 31, 1981. Continuous Fold Fresh tree MRS. FILBERT’S Free Pound Offer, P.O. Box ASSORTEO COLORS ISOOx 5 IHANSPARLNT OH BOOi 5 INVISI81E YOUR CHOICE rip,ened fr u it 475, Berlin, Conn. 06038. Receive a pound of Mrs. ' 5 ^ Filbert’s 100 Percent Corn Oil Margarine. 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Keith Baxter as Edrhund Kean, Timothy 9) You Asked For It Host: Rich 'The Great Bank Hoax' 1979 Stars: CD All Night Weather Service ning from the dais’” I , killed, Consumer Reports’ revealing how theravagesofwarand 3:30 publicits he staged a look- Most don’t regard Russia as a happy assignment. In fact, Frozen whole turkeys in Little. French kick boxing: the drought have disrupted the lives of Richard Basehart, Ned Beatty. A technicians found when world's amelleet house: a blind bank president and hie treasurer (S) SportaCenter alike contest lor lolks who But inones isn’t the only reason people sign up with loreign correspondents always si/ggesi that if you visit more than sixmillion people in East 4:00 they tested 42 turkey CTl's tests averaged about archer: the coronation ol Pearly Africa. 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(2 incredibtealimony payment 8, hashis real mones b> getting jobs .10. 1 Is; treks across the Lnited States and Lurope. staying at turkey roasts and rolls. ® ( Q ) Los Angeles Philharmonic car repossessed by a 16 year old whole turkeys are cheaper ® News BIcentennielConcerte'CarloMaria hra.) lor people \sho oiils (nnk the linest hotels and dining in the mos't lasish restaurants. ® Magic Of Oil Painting ® SportaCenter street-smart girl. (Rated PG (2 hrs.) Most of the whole Qiulini' In this first of four specials 4:30 like celebrities. He'" a star and he doesn't even look like anyone. per serving, a turkey S Entertainment Tonight showcasing the talents of the Los (S)Movle-(Comedy)** "AChanga 'KeanI is engrossing <8Z) Over Easy Quests: Singing duo ® 22 Alive *'It's ama/ing liow escited turkeys and all of the breast may be a better Angeles Philharmonic and its Of Seasons'' 1980 Anthony Sandler and Young. Hosts: Mary Hopkins, Bo Derek. 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(Rated protein (for flavor), expensive than whole prison and jealous husband, his tributed a magical Drury theater ® Family Feud paper revealing that the fellow was PQ)(2hrs.) /HOUKA/conemn/ phosphate salts that absorb production based on the life of the problem in staying sober enough to setting that faithfully represented CD Entertainment Tonight Hosts: once busted lor drug use. ^ ® Love Boat The world's greatest INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 SILVER LANE turkeys. Rolls averaged 50 Tom Hallick, Dixie Whatley, Ron Illusionist, who'shiredtoentertainon EAST HARTFORD SSe-SBIO water (for juiciness), early 19th century, British actor Ed­ perform onstage. We see Kean per­ the period of the production. Pat 10:00 BARGAIN R4ATINEE DAILY ' cents per serving, roasts 57 Hendren. Today's guest ia George GD GD Shannon Shannon is theHallowaencruise. risks losing his FIRST SHOW ONLY S2.S0 Q&A turkey broth or water, cents. CR found nothing to mund Kean. One should say — loose­ sist in a career that drains his Collins planned an effective lighting Burns. sssigned to the arson squad when a fiance when he successfully dairy products and more. recommend either. Nor is ly based. energy and offers little solaCe, save design. I S wild Kingdom ‘Elephant ol sarieaofuninhabitedandabandoned mystifies some ol the female As Lamos explains in his Stage Shikas'. buildings are torched. (60 mins.) passengers; and Doc and Gopher What’s in liny Urn’s future'.' Will he ever record Is It true that Jessica l.ange and Mikhail Harvshnikov A number of brands con­ there any reason to choose applause and a chance to fulfill his Scene transitions from onstage at (S) CNN Sports A report on what's ® News chase alter a beautiful model who's ff aKain?—.A.A., New \ork. N.\. had a daughter ht). is not an exact account of Kean's Claudia's life when shelakesan “ David Ansen, Newsweek I'im expects to be as big as Santa C'laus tins Chiisinias oil. (Despite the name, that’s not basted. Injected Yet, despite this stormy scenario, were sometimes created merely by overdose, and Fallon surprises Jeff because ot his new album ot C hristma.s stmgs called ‘ Here Mrs. J.R.A., Dallas, lexas Swift’s Butterball turkeys basting solutions had no career. a s h ift in illu m in a tio n . An ® MacNell-Lehrer Report with plana for a baby. (60 mins.) 12:30 ‘Kean” provides appealing love ® IntergalactIcThankagIvIng C omes Santa m His .New Space Suit.” He tiptoes through >up. Harvshnikov is proud to sav he’s a daddy and D'Amato woos Senate contained vegetable oil.) consistent effect on the “It is rather about the intensity of scenes, many comic moments and enthusiastic audience demonstrated CD Tha.VIsltation A Thanksgiving ^ Hogan'eHeroea living a life in the theater.” It With a new twist on a 300 year-old special dedicated to the families of 0 Six Million Dollar Man the classics plus some new epics like “Ooh. Bah. Lange proiidly walks her baby in a carriage up New York’s Overall, the whole overall sensory quality of many witty exchanges of dialogue. that “he who watches” can at times holiday, this animated special the world, featuring Nobel Peace Qj) College FobtPell Purdue vs Humbug.” fifth Avenue. Nobody’s willing' to say for sure that with mom's home cooking turkeys and turkey breasts the turkeys. highlights the contrast between “he Director Lamos has molded the relate v ^ y closely to “he who combinesspaceagefsntasywiththe Prize winner Mother Teresa, Bob Indians (R) ^ Baryshnikov has settled down to family life. It may just who acts and he who watches.” traditions that make Thanksgiving a Nswhart, the Notre Dame Glee Club S I S Tomorrow Coest-To-Coast The U.S. Senate is used to strange odors. Many senators were mediocre in taste and For a special reprint of play in an arresting style, calling acts.” feative national holiday. Featuring and a London performance ot 'The Quests: Regia Phllbin, Alan Carr 1 have heard that ( hrissv (Sii/anne Soniersi on “ I liree's look that way because he’s so busy. make it a weekly habit to host their colleagues with texture. The turkey roasts Consumers Union’s evalua­ The script is a compilation of two upon a highly trained cast, Baxter the voice of Sid Caesar. ^ Viaitation.' Interviews Miles O'Keefe and David SCORE another fine perfor­ ® Barney Miller Naughton.'(90 mine.) ( ompany” didn't quit hut that the other two eo-slars got A s tar as (iahle is concerned, there must be dozens ot un-, breakfast, lunch, dinner or brunch. The freshman senator and roils were just as tion of canned soup, send $1 earlier texts, a play about Kean by gives a bravura performance, l809>St*v.Martln’.Ba.tShow mad at her and wouldn'l wt)rk with her. If this is (rue, why ? proven Holly wood tales about Ciable. If all the stories were mance by Keith Baxter at the Stage 7:50 ^ a r ® Benny Hill Show from New York, Alfonse D'Amato, docs it with homemade mediocre. for each copy to romanticist Alexandre Dumas of climaxed with a mad scene that is (S) Television Tonight Preview on 2 ) Fraeman Reporte A one hour 12:36 —.S.M.. (lainesville, lexas. Hue. he would have died much younger. Company, an artist whose wide- the beat bets for televiewing that lasagna, flown in weekly from the home of his mother, The Riverside self- CONSUMERS, P.O. Box “The Three Musketeers” fame and both shattering and surprisingly national call-in. in-depth talk show GD Adam 12 It’s not true, but I \ publicists like to w hip up coinrovei • . Antoinette, on l ong island. another work, an adaptation by ranging talents readily encom­ night. with a livq audience. 1:00 basted bird was the best of 461, Radio City Station, resolved. 8:00 ®Movla-(Comedy)*** "Advance ^ Rat Patrol The most fun ^ .1^ sy to improve their show's ratings. (lie Jaet is that Somers “ My mother makes the greatest lasagna in the world,” passed leading roles in such diverse People Exclusive! answers the most interesting the whole turkeys CR’s New York, NY 10019. Be Existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre. CD CD Special Movie Presentation To The Rear" 1964 Glenn Ford. (S) People Tonight An hour of Lamos productions as ‘‘Un­ 'The Muppet Movie' 1970 Starr. Jim peraonality news, interviews and money can buy oX wanted to,do tnore outside work and take advantage ot ol- questions from readers. Send yours to us care of this D’.Amato. bragged as he doled out the pasta loaded with sensory consultants rated sure to ask for the reprint STANDOUT .cast members in­ Stella Stevena. A company ot Union fers to play someone oiliei than a dunih blond sex object. garlic. “But it’s the sauce that makes it. The sauce is a “KEAN” OFFERS its star, discovered Country” and “Anthony Henaon'sMuppets, CharlesDurning, Army mlafits are sent to guard a revlewa. newspaper. very good. Of the other two ‘ on canned soup- clude Patricia Conolly as Amy, Auatin Pendleton. Kermit ^nd Mist shipment of gold. A lady spy for the ® Entertainment Tonight .Money and. time were the big stumbling, blocks, I veryone family secret.” Pressed about what kind of sauce-it is. the Keith Baxter, a vehicle to carry his Timothy Meyers as Solomon who is and Cleopatra.” “Kean” continues Piggy ere on the road to Hollywood 1:05 I HV I III I MH- UiO I Him M M US sV M)H VI I IN( brands rated very good. (c) 1981, Consum ers Confederatee falls in love with the was happy about the spin, including Somcis senator said, “ D’Amaio sauce.” own exciting intensity onstage. This Kean’s long-suffering aide, Nafe through December 20th. andtheweyIsfraughtwHh perils and •.Unloncaptain.cauBingagreatdealbl CD Charlie Rose Show Land O’Lakes basted Union Kean is mercurial, explosive, a laughs. (2 hre.) confusion. (2 hra.) 1:10 e r t h u r Katter as Count de Koefeld, David CD PM Magazine ® Connecticut Prime Time ® U8AF Religious Film drunkard and womanizer. Virtually Schramm as a rather dandyish Qreateel American Hero ifi) Good Medicine _ 1:30 — , . oKon.: ..,...... the entire action takes place in the Price of Wales. The mullet, a vegetarian without Wild bikers oui to wreak havoc on a 10:10 ^ Love Amerlcar> Style Regency London actor's dressing tiny border town use Maxwell as bait (S)HB08neak Preview: December ® Twilight Zone Mary Layne is absolutely right as teeth, is one of the few fish with a to commandeer Ralph and his Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara 1:35 A d vice room or on the Drury Lane stage. Anne Danby, the demure young gizzard. It munches on moss and super-powered suit tobethsirsecret highlight the upcoming movies, CD News-Weather We follow the temperamental weapons. (60 mins.) sports end. specisls on HBO in 1:40 thing who would bring order to algae and the. gizzard sifts out sand GD Food For The Hungry December. CD Moment Of Meditation figure as he pursues a lovely. Kean’s wildly disordered life. At the taken in. ESPN'e SoorteTalk V Crafts fair n MANCHESTER CENTER BALLET THEATRE Sometimes it’s more than o crush Donny Osmond to star scheduled PRESENTS EAST CATHOLIC MERll STREEP JEREMI IRONS COVENTRY -T h e com­ should .fire his secretary when he knows bined P,TOs of .the Coven­ S A T. D EC. 5 THE NUTCRACKER DEAR .ABBY: A 30-yei9r-old male stickers, conduct a security check of the in Goodspeed musical DIRECTOe JOYCE KARPIEJ teacher asked you, “What makes it would make me feel so much better? premisfes, help organize “Neighborhood try Schools will sponsor 2:30 A 7:30 their sixth annual craft fair schoolteachers get crushes on their WONDERING Watch” groups and install safety BLOOMFIELD students?” (He confessed to having a devices. This service is provided in our EAST HADDAM, Conn. (UPI) - will open next February at a Dec. 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 Tickets Ticket Information Dear p.m. at Coventry High FOUR crush on a 15-year-old girt in his class,) area with no cost to the householder. The opera house that sent Broadway Nederlander theater in New York MIDDLE SCHOOL Available at Performance DEAR WONDERING: Although it School, Ripley Road. Your reply; "Teachers have crushes' PATRICIA A. McGUIRE, LEWISTON, such musicals as "Man of La after an engagement in Washington. The Dancers § OF ADULTS Abby would make yoii feel better, it would be More than 70 craftsmen SAT., DEC. 12 on students for the same reason students . IDAHO Mancha,” “Shenandoah” and “An­ Place § OF CHILDREN unfair to the secretary who was only will have displays such as 210 Pine St. SEASONS have crushes on teachers: immaturity," nie” is hoping to do it again with The musical isjtnown for two of 2:30 P.M. § OF SR. CITIZENS Abigail following her boss’s orders. wooden toys, macrame, Manchester Abby, I was a 15-year-old high school DEAR MSj McGUIRE: Terrific! Too Donny Osmond starring in “Little its songs, “Give My Regards to Van Suren Broadway,” and “ Yankee Doodle ceramics, Christmas or­ girl who had a crush on my 27-year-old bad every community doesn’t have a Johnny Jones.” ALL n C K i r S GENERAL Make check payable to Center Ballet & Mail to: teacher. We dated for three months with Osmond has been selected for Boy,” which Jimmy Cagney per­ naments, straw wreaths, ADMISSION RSVP program. ■ c/o Nutcracker. 245 Brentrrxror, Hd.. E. Hartford. Ct CMmaGrai* only my parents knowing. They loved DEAR ABBY: “Concerned Agent, "Little Johnny Jones” and the formed in the 1942 film biography of knitted items. ADULTS: U.00 06118 Please send sell addressed stamped envelope him, 1 loved him, and I still do. We've George' M. Cohan, a famous song There will also be a food SENIOR CITIEENS: 12.00 Seattle” had some good suggestions as to revival presented at East Haddam's CHILDREN 12 YRS. been married 25 years and have four and dance man. booth and children will be C a ll" the recovery of stolen goods. However, DEAR ABBY: Will you please settle Goodspeed Opera House in June 1980 & UNDER U.00 0 Addrru gorgeous kids! DEAR ABB^ : My husband of many able to have their pictures CROUP RATES AVAILABLE 047*o4 d2 Cilv Slol* Zip. .Phone...... there are further measures which should an argument? Lsay that schoolteachers Please reconsider yotir answer. It years had an affair, and his secretary be taken. taken with Santa Claus. 633-6445 sounded as though,you assumed that all (I'll call her Doris) was a party to it. She are considered '“professionals.” Am I -y 4X£S!eKiw«KiEfl(M(BacBai»a(£a»c»«:iE«lE«tfa(£S(iE«]eM;x«Ba:Bai;Ee(£sa£»£»)E Most states h^ve a crime prevention correct? My friend says that teaching CARBON older men who were attracted to was very friendly with the "other program. If people will call their local school is a “job” ^ not a profession. She youpger girls were simply "dirty old women" — talking to her on the phone police, they may receive the information men " trying to take advantage of naive often, giving her rhessages, letting her says that people who practice law and Fair needed, be loaned engravers and get win­ medicine are professionals, but COPV young children. know where my husband could be dow and door stickers that warn a No so. In our case it was the real thing, reached, etc. schoolteachers are not. what a break for burglar the property is identified, or be What do you say? books . X'AS/CO E M B A S S Y r GEORGE’S ADORING WIFE The affair is over now, but every time PICTURES Ro ease referred to local groups that willprovide MILWAUKEE MISUNDERSTANDING seafood lovers!’* I see Doris or talk to her on the phone. I these services. 2 DEAR WIPE: Consider my shallow am reminded of my husband’s un­ In many areas, police are working with DEAR MILWAUKEE: A offered answer reconsidered. Ten whacks on the faithfulness, which is very painful. I told posterior with a biology book for Abby, the Retired Senior Volunteer Program professional is anyone who receivl&s Escape From my husband this and asked him to fire (RSVP), whereby the senior volunteers remuneration for a job — as opposed to NEW BRITAIN - Many You were only one of many who wrote to her. He refused. N.Y. City tell me I was wrong. And I was. will do the engraving, listing the items an amateur, who does what he does churches and non-profit Abby, don't you think my husband and /or serial numbers, affix the without pay. BINGO seafood groups are helping to sup­ port their activities by dinners EYE FOR bringing professional craftspeople and craft from ... AN EYE buyers together in crafts DOUBLE BILL Vitomin E is no miracle potion fairs, especially during the Fish Fillets Scallops...... $ 3 . 7 5 5 holiday season. LastVisn Fried Shrimp Platter...... $ 4 . 7 9 A Before Too often though, their We Fried Scallops & Shrimp...... $ 4 . 7 9 first year is a failure. A Have All ages welcome ■ babies, adults. Ctiristinas Sirloin Steak & Shrimp...... $ 4 . r ' " DEAR DR. I„AMB — I have a friend agent affecting blood clotting was the diet and staying active. »and families. Choose from our few simple mistakes can who thinks you can cure everything with substance the vitamin E was packaged in selection pi scenic and color back­ turn a profitable crafts All Seafood Feasts include DEAK DK. I-AMB — I am a 65-year- 11 i. HELL vitamin E. She takes it a|l the time. Ac­ as a medicine, not the vitamin E itself. old man with a hoarseness that has not grounds. We'll select poses, and additional portraits will be event into a disaster for the large golden Steak Fries and Cole Slaw cording to her, if you take vitamin E you Your available with no obligation. Satisfaction always, or your group, the craftspeople and There are very good medicines available gone away for a month. There is no lump money cheerfully refunded, , . will never have to see a doctor. She says the public. A YOu’S love the seafood. Vou’N love the prices. Health to control blood clotting today and on my vocal cords but the doctor seems NIGHT it will prevent heart attacks, blood clots, vitamin E has no place in this. concerned. Would you explain why 86c per sitting. No charge for additional group subjects. One “Let’s Have A Craft strokes and arthritis. special per person. Backgrounds may occasionally change. Fair” is designed to help Lawrence Lamb, You will enjoy reading The Health please? He feels a person of my age Remember, children must be accompanied by parent. She also says it is the best agent Letter number 4-12, Vitamin E: Miracle should stay in the house, rest and not the beginning or available to prevent aging. She tells me M.D. or Myth, which I am sending you. Let talk. I am getting tired of both the floundering crafts that is why she looks younger than most promoter get the most of Winner! your friend read it for a lively discus­ hoarseness and the treatment. I gave up women her age, but she doesn’t look a sion. Others who want this issue can send alcohol because that seemed to cause FIVE DAYS ONLY: his first year. day younger than I do and I'm a year 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- soreness. . ■ MONDAY THRU SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 23 to 28 Anyone interested in Older TIME than she is’. I told her that one day claims are reminiscent of the old-time addressed envelope for it to me, in care DEAR READER — Anyoifb who has DAILY; 10AM • 8PM, WEDNESDAY; 10AM • 6PM these publications should and she got huffy and said just wait 10 medicine shows that sold snake oil to the write to the CGC, Box 155, of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio unexplained hoarseness for more than Photographer Not On Duty Thanksgiving Day BANDITS years and if I could still see I’d know the gullible. City Station, New^York. NY 1(X)19, two weeks should hgve an examination. New Britain, Ct. 06050. To difference. Vitamin E does have some very useful Vitamin E is an antioxidant and in That includes direct examination of the cover the costs of postage Next Gaoie-^ ...they didn’t What is the truth. Dr. Lamb? Will purposes. It does help control leg cramps laboratory studies may help prevent larynx by looking down into the larynx TOLLAND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER and handling, enclose |1 make history, vitamin E do all these things for you and, in some people — depending upcrti what cellular aging. That is a long way from for each copy- with a light. Persistent hoarseness can TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER, VERNON WHERE THE GOOD TIMES ARE FOUND if so, why don’t more doctors recom­ causes the leg cramps. It is useless in what it does in humans. 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Continue to 38 Force unit and tell you which ones are good and until smooth and add: egg mixture. 7 Copperfield's S Y N 0 D T E N 8 H Y f'V- tantly, you will do so success­ explore promising proposi­ 39 Spinning wile Clara Reznick of 76 Adelaide Road which ones she wouldn’t bother to 2 eggs ( - 1 teaspoon vanilla fully. Adventure and reward are tions. I f E E T R 1 0 I I Roiand's machines 0 ^ U T D L A 1 visit again. .V> teaspoon salt Vi teaspoon salt In the offing. QEMINI (May 21-June 20) F A C E was born and brought up on a farm friend 42 Allot 1 R A R A 1 E E N She said this is a way she and her ‘’AQITTAfUUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 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Mall $1 for each which starts out as an avoca­ Ml, LEFTY,nBUyiN(5 UOPB„^a>Ay'6 important measure (pi., tion can turn Into a moneymak­ ,,I IWVITEP HIM aviator to Makes perfect coffee and snacks is her special batter is used. Fill with 1 tablespoon unbrowned part up, and bake until To Astro-Qraph, Box 489, persons ebbr.) brunch with her oidest son, Richard Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. er. POOD FOR THE LUKICH,, FOR DIKJWER. ' 55 Eye infection score (sbbr.) 34 Elder and his wife, Linda. recipe for Mandelbreit. of filling, then roll up carefully. Fry golden brown (about 2 minutes). Be sure to specify birth date. LED (July 23-Aug. 22) Enter­ H 0 U P A Y 5 ? TOMOKRPW,,, 56 Vouch 12 Saint Francis 19 Relax 39 Breakwater She also likes to make blintzes and blintzes in butter until lightly CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) prises which require both 13 Powerful Mrs. Reznick’s maiden name was 20 Jams An opportunity will arise today Imagination and badness are DOWN explosive 40 Greek colony Kanter and her father used to grow an unusual eggplant appetizer. She browned on both sides. Recipe 22 Venetian to be helpful to one of whom likely to be very appealing to (ebbr.) 41 Roar shade tobacco on their farm on land also has a special recipe for fresh makes 12 blintzes. The recipe can be official Fresh Cranberry you are lond. Oo your good you now. Your possibilities (or 1 Fireplace fuel 18 Sowing 42 What's up, cranberry relish that really goes frozen but don’t fry until ready to conducting them successfully 25 Blockhead _____7 o ff Route 30 in Vernon. The farm is dead, but keep It to yourself. 2 Vegetable 20 Set well with holiday meals. serve. Relish AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO-FtO; 19) look good. 26 Woman in 43 Small bills gone now and the land is thickly spread 21 Italian family You're entering an Interesting VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) U.S. Army 3 Chinese 44 Penitential pe­ settled with homes. 22 Hard 4 cups fresh crahjberries cycle whore several (riendo Involvements where your coh- (abbr.j (prefix) riod Now Mrs. Reznick grotVs some Eggplant Appetizer 23 Atop lemon (quarters-remove seeds) who have never been too help­ oern Is for others as well as 29 Palate part 4 I possess 46 River in vegetables and flowers on her own Filling ful heretofore will now go out ol yoursell should begin to take a 31 Salt (contr.) 24 Pacific island Yorkshire 1 large eggplant 1 cup crushed turn for the better at this time. land. She said she doesn’t do much their way to make your lot In 33 Believer in 5 Daring 26 Cautious 47 Also 3 tablespoons grated onion or % cup Farm er cheese llle easier. Continue to be selfless. canning with the vegetables she pineapple facts 6 Knightly quest 27 Solar disc 48 Finest shallots chopped fine Vi PISC ES (Fab. 20-March 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oel. 23) pound cream cheese 1 navel orange (quartered) D« Cb>c*0oTiibun«N T Now* Sy(«J I' 35 Having 7 Insecticide 28 Yield 50 Tiny grows, except sometimes she uses Conditions which caused you a Someone you've secretly H\ L All Rt^ti RbOtvd 1 teaspoon salt and Vs teaspoon 1 egg small apple (quartered and 30 Wing (Fr,| extrp tomatoes to make spaghetti 1 degree of disharmony will do admired from a distance may auricles 8 Smells 52 Hit pepper Vi cup sugar (optional) 2 sauce. remove core and seeds) an About-face at this time. Your give Indications today that he Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. 2 tablespoons vegetable or olive oil . rdash of salt 2 cups sugar (amount can be possibilities for major achieve­ or she Is also Interested In you. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Her late husband. Dr. Irwin Rez­ Cupid Is In your corner. 2 tablespoons vinegar Combine filling ingredients with adjusted to taste) ments In the days ahead are nick, was a dentist in Manchester excellent. SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) 11 12 13 Bake until soft. Skin of eggplant fork. Put a ll of these ingredients into a for some 25 years. She has another ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) As Pay dose attention today if an H0NEY,I'VE(SC7T TUTU A N P I HIREP THE ONE WH-WH^jjfS,, should be black. Let cool and drain. . grinder, except the sugar. Add sugar of today you should begin to enterprising, successful friend Ur2S SOMETHINS TO SOMEONE TO HELP YOU BUT HOW PIP 14 15 son, David, who now lives in Califor­ Don’t use the liquid that drains off. see a marked Improvement In talks to you about ways to and chill. Tastes best when ■TTAc-.S. US IN THE STrORE. W ERE YOU K N O W ? nia, and he and his wife have three Scoop out pulp and discard peel. the romance department. Your make or save you money. The TELL you. I...I Mandelbreit refrigerated for two or three days. tip could be profitable. children. California is one of the Mash or chop pulp and mix with colleLilve alms will now be PON'T KNOW W5YY NOT JUST'SOMEONE* HAVINS 16 .18 19 ‘/2 cup margarine or butter more In sync. (NEWSPAPen ENTEUPWSE ASSN.) I KEPT IT FPO/M ...BUTA Fsey IVNCH places where Mrs. Reznick treks off other ingredients. Chill. Serve on J U S T 1 " 1 1 cup sugar YOU S O IO N 6 . ATTRACTIVC YOUN6 WITH 20 21 to when she has a yearning to see party rye or pumpernickel bread. ' HAPPENEP 5 Clara Reznick arranges one of h^r favorite desserts on a dish in her son and his family. After blended well, add 3 eggs, one About 30,000 species of snails lA P Y .t TO PAYf TO BE 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 her bright, cheery kitchen. The recipe for the dessert, Here, she has a standing date Blintzes at a time, beating well after each. range the earth from the Arctic to P A S S IN S Mandelbreit, is included among some other favorites she is every Sunday with Richard and Lin­ 2 cups flour the Antarctic and from ocean bot­ AT THE TIME. 1 1 1 da to ao to brunch somewhere. Just 1 teaspoon baking powder toms to 18,000 feet in the Himalayas. 29 30 32 sharing. 1 cup flour THERE'S THANK Bridge H E A V e N S 1 a n o t h e r 33 34 35 IT'S NOTHINS ' \m > M A N \N MORETHAN 1 HIS L IF E ' 36 38 COVENTRY SHOPPE ’ i r m im r a c n A THAT/ ■ 1 1 44 DEPOT RD. COVENTRY. CONN. IRELAND OIL CO. M T. 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Come In t 3227. 4J things happen in this mun­ 646-2166 -U. Fill Oul Your Cent. ______.. Wiliiam E. FitzGerald GRADE A WEST EAST dane sphere. W E ACCEPT: MASTER CHARGE Judge of Probate Manchester, CT ♦ K 474 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) VISA A PERSONAL CHECKS VKJ64 V82 West leads and continues FRESH EGGS ♦AKQJ72 Pass diamonds. South ruffs the ♦ 108 eAlflil second one and plays a low SOUTH club. Maybe West will duck JUMBO LARGE ♦ Aqilli2 with the ace. f \ This COUPON worth $2.00 oH VQ9 West does play low, but on any one order of $10.00 or ♦ 6 East produces the ace and CELEBRITY CIPHER EGGS EGGS Celebrity Cipher cryptograms ere creeled from quoletions by famous people, past more — caeh and carry. Use It ♦ KQ42 leads back a heart. You play and preeant. Each IM e r In the cipher stands for another. Today's Cfue. K equals M. for all your holiday paMy the nine and West’s jack N Vulnerable: North-South forces dummy’s ace. 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