\ 20 - EVENING HERALD. Tues , Dtc. 9, 1880 School board delays school closing By BARBARA RICHMOND Board member Harold Cummings peace for another month?” final decision would be made by the Herald Reporter spoke adamantly against the motion. JoAnn Worthen, who votedagalnst entire school board. He said it wouldId appappear at most that the motion, said she was In agree­ Die committee would be made up VERNON — Although Board of one or two board members would ment that there should be basic of a secondary administrator, an iKaurliPstfr Education memhttrs contend it consider closing a school other than guidelines to follow, but expressed elementary school administrator, wasn't for that reason, they did bow Vernon Vernon Elementary. He asked by the fear that unless the board stops representatives of an elementary to the wishes of a iarge group of creating the committee and delaying postponing the decisions the Issue of school, Sykes School, and the Middle W indy parents and townspeople. Monday Parents and other residents have all of the data it should. She said the vote, "wouldn't we only be closing schools will never be School, a school board member, a night as they voted to delay, at least Town Council member and a Partial clearing and spoken out against the closing of the< she's especially concerned because playing games with the public?" resolved. windy today. High until March, any decision to close a school at several other board the board doesn't have a policy. representative of the public at large. Dr. Bernard Sidtnan, superinten­ temperatures in the 30s. school next year. meetings, at a public hearing, and at She said setting March 15 as the At the sUrt of the board meeting, Mrs. Baum said she isn’t convinced dent of schools, said the time line Clear and cold tonight. Instead, the board agreed to form a last night's board meeting. date for a decision is a compromise. chart he prepared, several months during the citizen forum, the board VVEATHER that Vernon Elementary Is the only Details on Page 2. 15-member committee to develop The motion to postpone the action She said some people want the board school to be closed. ago, relative to school closings, was presented with a petition bearing further criteria, establish decision was made by board member Devra to wait a year and somi wanted to called for a Task Force and the 1,568 signatures of persons opposing Cummings said, "I feel in light of YOUR HOMETOIf'y yEfUSCAPER • Since 1881 • 20» points, establish a list of aitematives Baum and the vote on it was 6-2 in make a decision rieht awav. the fact that off the record and on, gathering of opinions and informa­ the closing of any elementary school I Vol. C, No. 60 — Manchester. Conn., Wednesday, December 10, 1980 and to make a recommendation to favor. She said her purpose in two-thirds of the board members tion. He said he would like to see the next year. the board by March 15. making the motion was to have a She was asked to define her idea of have said there is no doubt an committee break up Into small Several persons, who have spoken policy established concerning "policy" and said she wants one that elementary school has to close next groups. out on the issue In the past, spoke The only school the board has been school closings. wouid say the room utilization would again last night. Some again asked considering for closing, and the only year and the only school considered She said that she is convinced that have to fall below a certain perc«i»>y for a delay of one year to allow a one on which an impact study was was Vernon Elementary, I frankly Board member Dr. George Prouty the data assembled up to now is good tage or to a certain pupil-teacher more comprehensive study. done, was the Vernon Eiemenlary think this board Is aMicating its asked Dr. Sidman if he forsees the but she's not convinc^ the board has ratio, before a school is closed. Another speaker, Ray Grasso, School responsibility." developing of a general policy con­ World mourns John Lennon Lee Belanger, another board cerning school closings, as a result of asked the board if it understood that how it decides about the school building where Lennon lived. Beatle A former hospital print shop Evacuation order— member, expressed concern about the committee's work. forming another committee. She said Dr. Sidman said this would fall in closing will have a more major effect NEW YORK (UPI) - John Len­ drummer Ringo Starr was mobbed, worker and security guard in Hawaii, ROCKVILLE (UPI) - Deputy State Fire Marshal A hearing on tne request was scheduled before Judge if the committee decides one thing the area of what he termed decision on the community than whv it's done. non's accused killer, held today un­ with fans frantically touching his he had no police record. Eugene Kelly in Tolland County Superior Court. der a 24-hour suicide watch in a No funeral for Lennon Leslie Williams said his office would ask a Superior Court and the board decides another then points. hair, as he slipped through the His attorney Herbert Adlerberg judge today to order evacuation of a Willington nursing Williams said without the repairs the sprinkler system this could cause more hard feelings.' Board member Robert Schwartz Sandra McGrath, a taxpayer, hospital psychiatric ward, was a NEW YORK (UPI) - Friends and "We invite you to participate from crowds after visiting Miss Ono. described his client as "a very con­ home because of inadequate fire protection. would not be automatically triggered as required by the Cummings added, if the board is said the policy would be included in teacher and parent, said she felt it pudgy ex-security guard so obsessed fans of John Lennon will be invited to wherever you are at the time.” Lennon’s look-alike 17-year-old son fused individual," who was Williams said Monday the sprinkler system at the slate's fire code. going to disband the school then it's the criteria. would be doing an injustice to the with the former Beatle that he signed take part in a silent vigil to "pray for No date was given was the vigil. by a previous marriage, Julian, hospitalized for mental problems in Willington Convalescent Home was turned off more than not fair to delay. He asked board The proposed committee would act young people by ultimately in­ out from his last job as "John Len­ his soul,” but there will be be no Miss Ono said there would be no arrived from London Tuesday night, Honolulu in 1977 after he rigged a a month ago for repairs and until it was fixed the home's DO IT SATURDAY — Win money by solving the In an advisory capacity only and the creasing class sizes by closing a non." funeral service and as of early today, but it was not known if either ex- rubber tube to the tailpipe of his car, Prizeword puzzle in your Saturday morning Herald. members to think, "Are you doing funeral service for the slain rock 52 patients were threatened and should be moved this because you (want to buy some weeding down of the criteria and the school. Mark David Chapman, 25, of musician, his wife says. there were no announced plans for Beatles Paul McCartney or George ran it inside the car and roiled up the Honolulu, stalked his idol for thrM "John loved and prayed for the the burial. Harrison planned to come to New windows in an attempted suicide. days and got Lennon’s autograph human race. Please pray the same Lennon's- bullet-riddled body was York, "This defendant is not fully cogni­ Computer bids only hours before gunning him down for him ," Yoko Ono said in a taken to the New York City Medical zant of what is happening to him at nearly ready Monday night "in a cool, calm, message released Tuesday with the Examiner’s office Tuesday for autop­ In Manhattan Criminal Court this time," Alderberg said. Later, rational and intelligent manner," couple’s 5-year-old son, Sean. sy after the shooting and a Tuesday, Lennon's accused killer outside the courtroom, he referred to \ERNON - It is prosecutors charged at Tuesday’s "We will set the time for silent spokesman said early today that the stood mute as he was charged with Chapman as "nutty as a fruitcake.” expected the bid proposal arraignment. vigil to pray for his soul." she said. body had not yet been released. second-degree murder and ordered Assistant District Attorney Kim for the new computer that Lennon's widow, Yoko Oho, sent to Bellevue Hospital for 30 days’ Hogrefe said authorities had "a very will be bought to service THANK YOU mother of their 5-year-old son, Sean, held later this week for friends and Hundreds of stunned rock fans, observation because of his history of strong case" against Chapman for Julian Lennon arrives town and educational 1970 1980 said there would be no funeral ser­ fans who wished to “pray for his many crying, held a vigil in the rain mental problems and suicide the "premeditated execution of John needs, will be ready to sub- vice but a "silent vigil" would be soul." outside the Dakota apartment attempts. Lennon." in New York mit to the Board of Education's Computer Committee by the end of December Gov. Grasso Record stores swamped The list of functions the GREATER MANCHESTER rushing to press records lor rapid town wants the computer MANCHESTEK - The refrain sold out in hours. to handle were to be sent in was the same at Manchester area distribution. At the Record Breaker in the Parkade. a spokesman described the by Mayor Mane Herbst the record counters yesterday as it was One store owner, Raymond Beller first of this week in surgery all over the nation. Customers of all reaction as mass hysteria. "Double of Beller's Music Shop on Main Fantasy" just sold out all over, he This will be the second ages wanted Lennon, particularly his Street predicted that by next week said time the computer has HARTFORD (UPI) - Cancer- her resignation last week, effective last album. "Double Fantasy" with there would be plenty of Lennon At Belmont Record Shop in Ver­ gone out to bid Several stricken Gov. Ella Grasso underwent Dec 31. She said liver cancer had left its hit number, "Starting Over." records and that they would be sold residents convinced the surgery for more than three hours her without the "stamina or en­ And starting over is what the as Christmas presents. non. a few people were waiting for Board of Education to seek today at Hartford Hospital for an durance" needed to run the state. record store operators are doing, the store to open Twenty copies of new bids saying they felt obstructed colon. The liver cancer was detected trying to replenish their depleted Beller said the buyers yesterday the album sold out in two hours. Bel­ the original bids were faul­ Hospital spokesman James Bat- during routine tests Nov. 24 while stocks of Lennon discs. came from alt age groups He mont phoned Geffen and Capitol ty in that they said they taglio said "the nature of that Mrs. Grasso was hospitalized for Behind them are the record com­ recalled that when Glenn Miller died which were being swamped with were based on equipment obstruction will be determined at the phlebitis of the left leg. panies, Geffen, which-has the recent and when Mario Lanza died, you calls rather than on program time of surgery." Mrs. Grasso Battaglio said the governor was on Lennon albums, and Capitol, which could tell the age bracket of the At Edwards Record World, also in needs entered the operating room at 7:58 intraveneous feedings in a private controls the old Beatle discs. buyers. That was not so yesterday Vernon, the Lennon records sold out Before going out to bid am . room and had conducted some state The companies are reportedly Like other dealers. Beller virtually about 10 20 a m A new supply again, the Town Council After a week at home, Mrs business before undergoing the tests. arrived at 6 p m and sold out by 8 30 said It would like the Com­ Grasso. 61, re-entered Hartford He cautioned it was too early to p m Only some tapes and some puter Committee to review Hospital Monday for "a diagnostic predict if the obstruction was a new Prime rate hits 20% singles were left this morning a report filed by a consul- evaluation," Battaglio said. cancer, saying. "It doesn’t have to be NEW YORK lUPlI - Chase A Chase spokesman said the move At Caldor in Manchester the clerk was due to the higher cost of funds to on duty yesterday could not be con­ ^ tant on a town Finance He said doctors discovered the malignant." Manhattan Bank, the nation’s third Department YEARS OLD The governor underwent a largest bank, today boosted its prime the bank, which is now above 20 per­ tacted ■fhe one on duty this morning obstruction after a series of tests and Gov. Ella Grasso cent discovered the Lennon supply X-rays and were “trying to deter­ hysterectomy in April for ovarian lending rate.a full percentage-, Economists are growing in­ depleted except lor some 4a s ul F u n F l u h mine the nature" of the problem. cancer and had followup radiation Mrs. Grasso was released from the matching the record 20 percent level Mrs. Grasao, the nation’s first therapy which left her fatigued, hospital last week after her first creasingly concerned that the ever "Starting Over ' She suspected they, \EKN<)\ - The Indian AND STILL GROWING... of last April. Other banks were woman governor elected without nauseous and suffering gastritis for phase of chemotherapy treatment for higher rates will push the economy too, would be gone by the end of the Valley YMCA will conduct succeeding her husband, announced months. the cancer. expected to follow. back into another recession dav a Holiday Fun Club at the MANCHESTER STATE BANK YMCA building. 734 Hart­ ford Tpke during the YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN BANK December school vacation 1980 "By Investing our starting Dec 29 available funds In local Children ages 6 through •20,500,000 + people and business we Directors want police budget answers 12 are invited to sign up for cl9i take pride In being department remains dangerously un­ hiring of additional police officers. crease the number of patrol officers. board took several actions beneficial amount of overtime to allow for staff By MARTI> KKARNS increases this three-day program by 1976 the only bank in derstaffed. In a letter sent one week Cassano and DiRosa are working "bi- At the same time, Tighe has to the department We hired four llrmld Reporter Weiss has said budget transfers are Dec 24 During the Manchester dedicated ago today, Tighe brought the issue to partisanly " to develop recommen­ charged Lannan spent money on civilian dispatchers after the I’AS program participants will ■13,200,000 MANCHESTER - Town direc­ the attention of town directors. items of lower-priority when the study and requested hiring three not unusual in town administration, V ' »1’A / to the growth and dations for the 1981-82 town budget. be involved in sports, prosperity of the Greater tors have requested a meeting with At Tuesday's regular meeting of According to DiRosa, Cassano raised patrol and detective divisions are more detectives ' but said the hirings have been games, tournaments and Manchester Area." town administrators to investigate town directors, Deputy Mayor some questions as he reviewed the blatently understaffed. DiRosa said he agrees with other delayed because of problems with the arts and crafts budget transfers which, according to Stephen Cassano announced he and police department's monthly expen­ "I feel we established a budget that town directors who are upset over examinations The state recently The program will run the police union's president, have in­ Republican Director Peter DiRosa ditures was adequate and we consistently Lannan’s remarks that the police Stopped testing candidates for town from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m creased overtime assignments in­ would meet next week with both DiRosa said the two directors are wait and wait until we fill the department's budget has hampered positions, forcing the town to develop on Dec 29. 30 and 31 stead of the department's size. Robert Lannan. town police chief, concerned too much overtime may positions. I seem to get the point that the hiring oi additional officers Ac­ Its own tests. Children are asked to wear Edward J. Tighe, union president, and Robert Weiss, town . have been authorized when the Board we build up a surplus and then spend cording to DiRosa the board is in­ Both Lannan and Weiss have in­ proper clothing for indoor 1974 dicated new officers will be hired in has charged Police Chief Robert Lan- Cassano explained the meeting as an of Directors allocated the police it in other areas," Cassano told other terested in police manpower and in and outdoor play Parents *11,200,000 nan with authorizing inordinate attempt to review the "budget con­ department enough money to in­ town directors. last year's budget decreased the .lanuarv 1981 are asked to provide a bag amounts of overtime while the strain ts"vvhichhayedelayed Mayor Stephen Penny added. "The lunch for their children DIRECTORS commitment to appoint a minority Beverage will be provided Andrew Ansaldi. Jr. By MARY KITZMA.NN Road, only to be told Monday their Last week the Democratic as a Demoeralic appointee What For further information Penny, however, denied this mor­ happened Penny said, was a extreme Chairman of the Hoard Herald Reporter nominee would not be needed. executive board approved the two contact the Indian Valley Paul Aceto Along with the objections at the nominees, despite Penny's promise ning he was under that kind oi lack ol communication, and a mis­ MANCHESTER - The understanding within his party and YMCA at 872-7329 or stop in Nathan Agostinelli reversal, the Republicans questioned of Republican "input ” the week pressure " during last night's short, at the office Stephen Cavagnaro Republican directors are "disap­ with the Republicans. the purpose of the expansion, which before. The Democrats also ap­ but eloquent and forthright debate Richard Coob pointed" and "upset" and I was trying to keep everybody was to allow more minority par­ parently had another candidate But he admitted the "lack of com­ Anthony Dzen Democratic Mayor Stephen Penny is w aiting in the wings, when a munication " bothered and em­ happy. I’enny said It didn't Frank Guinipero ticipation, when the Democrats ap­ 1970 "clearly embarrassed” over the Democratic appointee, Roy Crad­ barrassed him work ’■ Doctor speaks Ronald Jacobs handling of two appointments to the pointed a woman and one Black. They favored two racial minority ap­ dock resigned from the commission. He said he conferred with the I’enny said he was hoping Diana U ;R N 0 \ - Dr .Neil •1,500,000 Nicholas LaPenta Mayor, GOP Human Relations Commission. Republicans on the appointment but Roxie Leone pointees. Craddock, the only Black commis­ would second Fisher's nomination, Brooks chief of family Tuesday evening two ap- Francis Murray The five Democrats appointed sion member at the lime, changed no suitable agreement could be but It "didn't work that way " medicine at Rockville chagrined pointinents, both Democratic, were William Oleksinski Elizabeth Thompson, wife of former his mind, and decided to stick with reached The important aspect was While stressing the two appointees General Hospital, will be made to the HRC according to the were good choices " Diana repealed Samuel Pierson mayor John Thompson, and Rubin the commission, because he could the appointment ot Fisher, I’enny the guest speaker at the board's earlier decision to expand it his charges the Democrats were Joseph Schauster over HRC Fisher, a Travelers insurance not be assured the two new ap­ said, whose appointment was ap­ Jan 7 monthly luncheon John Tierney from nine to 11. However, the four trying to stack' the IIRG Aiong executive. Several Republicans, pointments would be racial parently strongly supported by the lecture at noon at the Edward Tomkiel Republicans abstained oni the vote, minorities, and was disappointed. Black communily with the expansion the provision the hospital registering dissatisfaction at Minority Leader William Diana, and OFFICERS Pete DiRosa said they were not op­ If the Democratic majority held Diana and DiRosa were surprised party in power have no more than a The subject of his talk Nathan G. Agostinelli Democratic "political Penny's promise, they could stir par­ to learn Monday that the Deinoerals hare majority was eliminated over P m idenI posed to the appointees, but the will be Facts, Fads, and maneuvering” Last month Mayor ty discontent by not appointing its planned to offer Fisher, an unal HepubliOan protests Richard R. Lauzier procedure used. Fallacies of Dieting " Stephen Penny promised the choices. Giving the Republicans an filiated voter, as u Republican ap Diana suggested tabling the ap­ Mrs Linda Gates, yire Pretidrnt Republicans could have “input” on The procedure used involved a Stanley J. Jarvis month of debate and "partisan over­ appointment also meant the pointment Penny said he was sur­ pointments. but Penny declined registered dietician, will the two new members. The saying it would open "more confu­ Virr P m id en I tones" which Penny said he Democrats would have to choose prised when the board secretary. also speak on the William Fraser Republicans had readied a candidate, between a popular nominee, and the James MeCavanagh offered Fi.sher sion to reign supreme " nutritional aspects of Artialanl Trearurer a Black woman living on Rachael regretted. dieting Mary McConville The admission, which in­ Atrialanl Trearurer cludes the lunch, is 85 per Elsie Tartagiia person, payable at the Arrirtanl Serretarv door Reservations are Some bleak Christmas uicdncsdoy. __ko/vL lA Irt ^9 n or u/ook manu familipfi ivhn PrtnM iiiQP hpin ^ necessary and may be MANCHESTER - "Bleakness” in the wave of condominium conver­ been cut back from 40 to 32 per week many families who could use help. made by contacting the BIG 10 ANNIVERSARY DRAWING and "Christmas" don't seem like sions. With his wife facing surgery for a Checks made out to "Seasonal community relations office words that go together, but unless the He hated to leave the apartment severe arthritis, the company cut­ Sharing may be sent to P.O. Box 773, at the hospital, 872-0501, Free .... just place your name In the BIG 10 BARREL. You may win one of many gifts TVs, Sony Radios, back couldn't have come at a worse Manchester, 06040. five. Celtics in romp. Page 7. community shares its wealth, that is that was so convenient he could walk' Special report Dave' Bristol gets fourth walking Ext 264, before Dec 23. Food Processors, Oven Toaster, Portable Radios, Quartz Heaters, Cassette Recorders, to his job, but the husband faced time. Added to that worry is the $50 Gifts may be dropped off at the Clock Radios. exactly what will face a local elderly Manchester Town Manager papers as major league manager. couple. facts: he could not meet a $315 per which the couple must pay every Heritage Savings Bank on Main seven weeks for the wife’s high blood Street or the K-Mart branch on Robert Weiss explains any P age B. All on display In the bank lobby. Enter today! Although the couple had lived com- month rent. problems concerning the town and St. Louis Blues on rampage in ' fortably in their apartment for about After 22 years at a local manufac­ pressure medication. Spencer Street. FREE! Drawing date: December 22, 1980. (It'S our birthday and you get the presents) Gifts may also be left off at the Recreation Director Mel Siebold NHL P age 9. At 62, with his wife's health ailing five years, 1680 found them swept up turing plant, his hours had recently can be resolved with cooperation. and himself being forced to wear a town Human Services Department hearing aid, the man keeps hoping he on Center Street, St. Mary’s parish Page 3. Inside today can hang on for three more years so on Park Street, or St. Bartholomews Classified...... ■ranch Houra (K-MART PLAZA) 400 flee hotel fire he'll be.eligible for a full pension of on Elast Middle Turnpike. New pollution Main Office Houra; Monday & Tuesday 9:00 - 7:00 P.M. $100 per month. All fire departments in town, in­ Comics...... ^ Monday thru Friday 9:00-3:00 P.M. MANCHESTER NEW HAVEN (UPI) - About 400 said the fire was minor but the A new instance of illegal dum­ cluding the Eighth Utilities District Editorial ...... ^ Wednesday thru Friday 9:00 - 8:00 P.M. guests were evacuated from the highrise building was.evacuated to Meanwhile, the couple have moved ping in the Hop Brook has been Main Office Drive-In station, will also collect gifts. Entertainment ...... 10 Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 P.M. downtown Sheraton-Park Plaza guard against the threat ol smoke from their comfortable home to a reported and a state official terms Monday thru Thursday 9:00-5:00 P.M. MACC officials urge that gifts not Obituaries ...... • STATE BANK Hotel today when an electrical panel drifting to higher floors. He said the lower rent. A local interfaith agency the brook "unique" among state Peopletalk...... * Saturday banking 9:00 - 12:00 Noon is hoping residents will find leeway in be wrapped. If desired, gift donors Prehiitonc peoples, it is Thursday Evening 6:00-8:00 c a u ^ t fire on the building's fourth fire was brought under control in waterways. Page 2. People/Food ...... 16*18 believed, held their garments about 15 minutes. their own budgets to help warm the may supply the wrapping paper. Of­ floor. ficials also ask'that gifts be left off Sports...... 7*9 together with thorns or with No Injuries were reported but one new place. by Dec. 23, so they can be distributed Television ...... 10-11 cords made from animal MEMBER FDIC ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $100,000 guest said fire alarms in the 19-story "Cooperation was great,” said As part of its Seasonal Sharing ef- In sports in time for Christmas. Money will be Update ...... 6 sinews. hotel didn’t work when they were Smith. “There were quite a few peo­ fort, the Manchester Area useful through Christmas, officials UCktnn too strong for Fairfield W eather...... 2 pulled. * ple there. There were a few Conference of Churches has cited Assistant Fire (^ief John E. Smith breakfast groups there.” this family's plight as typical of the said. I -r 2 -- EVENING HERALD, We

6 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec 10, I860 Bruce Sutter Bristol fired key figure Page 9 from fourth in trading manager job ToumTolk members each have a name plaque ficials should study those effects School this fall when the school the U.S. Supreme Court have an students had created a tree Page 8 Page 8 closed because of declining SCOREBOARD During a recent meeting of the easier job." . decorated with Santas made out of to put In front of them during board before closing another school,” — Vernon Board of Education the tongue depressors. It won many meetings. Now the reporters have Karen Goodwin said at Monday’s enrollments. board was discussing the difficult The creative talents of students comments as the crowds filed past. their "Press’ sign. Board 'of Education meeting on the problenn of closing a school. One at Vernon’s Lake Street School won proposed cldslng of East Hartford’s person commented during the wide praise Sunday at the The Vernon Board of Education “There are a lot of negative Stevens Elementary School. Mrs. citizen's forum portion of the Wadsworth Atheneum Holiday had a Christmas present for "the feelings among kids and staff when Goodwin’s children were meeting. "The nine members of Festival of Trees. The grade 3 press" Monday night. Board you close a school and the school of­ transferred from Willowbrook UConns gain physical test By LEN AUSTER to get the ball Inside but were not could not take advantage as the received a big lift from Bruce players wrestling each other to the boards,” agreed Thompson, “When Herald Sportiwriler very effective against the sliding 1-2- turnover-plagued Stags, with five In a Kuezenski, a 6-foot-10 sophomore out floor. Both were ejected. we got the txiards we ran off 8-10 Board Votes school sale—again points. We have the guards who Can Obituaries. 2 Husky zone, which also turned into row at one point, could draw no of Bristol Central High. He came off ’The offense was sporatic but the Earlier Glen Miller, who has given over the way the sale was handled run the fast break. If you get the F. Donald McLaughlin Home. 142 E. Center St. Burial will M ANCHESTER - For the second ning and Zoning Commission. ’The ’The board voted last spring to sell enveloping defense was the a 2-3 at times. They were reluctant to closer than 13-10. A Glen Miller hoop the bench and in 11 minutes had 5 evidence he will help the Huskies in the school to Richard Hayes, local and sharply criticized Vincent for sustaining force as UConn throttled shoot from outside and the end result righted the Huskies and they went on points, a perfect 2-for-2 from the the current campaign, had a break you force their big men to SOI TH Vt l.MiSOR - F. Donald be at the convenience of the family. time, the Board of Directors decided school parcel is zoned residential a last spring’s confusion, Vincent had Fairfield, 72-50, In a physical, was a 19-for-53,38.5 percent, shooting to a 33-20 halftime bulge. field, grabbed 3 rebounds and difference of opinion with the Stags’ worry about getting back. As it went McLaughlin. 65. of 41 Beelzebub There are no calling hours. Memorial to sell Buckland School. use which J. Richard Vincent, town developer, over the strong protests of valued the school at about $4(X),000 turnover-filled collegiate ba^etball performance. Fairfield had 16 turnovers in the blocked 3 shots. Ken Daniels. along it (rebounding) got easier.” Road, died Monday at Manchester donations may be made to South assessor estimated would sell for area residents. Reports that Hayes based on business use, while two out­ affair that nearly ended in a free-for- "I felt we played well on defense,” opening half, 21 overall. "Bruce played well, he came on Thompson and 6-foot-ll Chuck U ^nn makes its debut at the Field Memorial Hospital. He was the hus- United Methodist Church. The motion by Deputy Mayor about $130,000. Cassano planned a major shopping mall side appraisals averaged about $232,- all last night before a crowd of 9,593 voiced UConn co-captain Corny "We ran off quickly and then fell strong after he had a downer against Aleksinas each dumped in 15 points House in Storrs against Maine band of Carla (Carpenter) Manchester, Stephen Cassano Tuesday night recommended, and the other direc­ behind the school alarmed the 000 b a s^ on another zoning. The con­ at the Hartford Civic Center. Thompson, “Our defense was very asleep,” Perno described the Yale,” Thompson remarked. for UConn with.Bdbby Dulin adding 9 Thursday night in an 8 o’clock start. McLaughlin. passed unanimously, this time tors agreed, the parcel should be residents. But questions of use, JameH K. Porter flict shadowed the entire procedings "Our'kids played defense,” active Inside and didn’t allow them to drought, “but we were fortunate we Kuezenski played only seven and freshman Norm Bailey out of It then hits the road Saturday night. He was born in Westbrook. Maine without stron'g opposition from rezoned for business use. Vincent zoning and price hindered the sale to FARMINGTON - James E. of the sate. emphasized pleased Husky Coach penetrate. I hope we can sustain it didn’t go crazy but went with our minutes against the Elis, and did not Northwest Catholic chipping in 8 Visiting Boston University. and had lived in South Windsor most Buckland residents. The board told the board this was the "highest Hayes more than the protests. Porter. 74. of Fr-mington. died Mon­ Penny and other directors When a dispute developed over the Dom Pemo, ‘IThey (Fairfield) were through the year.” stuff. U we run our stuff and be figure on the stat sheet. "The Yale markers. ’The Huskies were 24-for-57, UConn (72) — McKay 1 3-4 5, of his life. He was a member of St. forwarded the sale to the next step, and best use" and would Increase the day in John N. Dempsey Hospital. He express^ dissatisfaction last month price, Hayes wished to lower the struggling to get good shots. I was UConn, 2-0, raced to a 13-2 lead in patient we can be effective.” game I didn’t play too much so when 42.1 percent, from the floor. Thompson 5 5-5 15 Aleksinas 5 5-6 IS, Margaret Mary Church and a charter seeking a zone change from the Plan­ lot’s value to $390,000. was the husband of Anne S. Porter price or be guaranteed the zone pleased with the effort.” the opening 5:13 but then went into a "I was disappointed with our I came in 1 was ready to play," the Thompson, 6-foot-8 junior, also had Hobbs 2 0-0 4, Dulin 3 3-4 9, Kuezenski member of the South Windsor Rotary and the father of Mrs. Frank change, he pulled out of the deal. The The Stags, 2-3 for the season, tried six-minute lull. Fairfield, however. offense,” ’Thompson offered, “I felt soft-spoken youngster offered, "’The a game-high 12 rebounds to pace 2 1-2 5, Bailey 3 2-2 8, Miller 2 1-1 5, Club. He was employed by the Town I Patricia) Felletter of Manchester. board decided to try again, this time we should have done more. We blocks were just there." UConn to a 43-27 edge in that depart­ Giscombe 1 2-2 4, Johnson 0 1-1 1, of South Windsor for 22 years, five He was born in East Hartford and Residents challenge decision in a more orderly fashion. needed more movement.” Fairfield could come no closer than ment. The Huskies had been out- Sullivan 00-00, Wood 00-0 0; Benson 0 years as the assistant building in­ was raised in New Britain He had Again the board attached a stipula­ ”We fired away early and lost our II points on Rich Wejnert’s bucket at 1-2 1. Total 24 24-28 72. spector and the past 17 years as the rebounded by a smaller Yale five in served with the U.S. Navy for 30 SOUTH WINDSOR - ’The Plea­ Hartford Superior Court, alleges that Road, is part of a large tract tion to the sale, that the two-acre zip,” Pemo s ta t^ , "When we move the start of the second half. UConn their opener. Fairfield (50) — Palazzi 0 1-2 1, building inspector. years, then lived in California, sant Valley Neighborhood Associa­ the PZC’s change in its comprehen­ proposed for a huge residential, light ballfield was retained or relocated the ball we are an effective team. We steadily built to its advantage, “We hit the boards well,” Perno Wejnert 4 7-9 15, DeBisschop 1 0-0 2, Besides his wife he leaves two moving to Farmington in 1947 tion is challenging a November deci­ sive development plan was improper Industrial and shopping center com­ within a short distance. He^rold did a better job in the second half. holding a 67-39 bulge with 2:23 to go. Hurt 3 0-0 6, Daniels 3 0-0 6, Foster 1 cited, "and we made the other team sons. Frederick D McLaughlin of He had owned and operated the J sion by the Planning and Zoning Com­ because it is based on transportation plex. Mayor Stephen Penny noted after (But) I felt our defense was the real With 41 seconds remaining UConn’s 0-2 2, Harrison 0 0-00, Johnson 3 2-2 8, Stafford and Thomas M McLaughlin struggle to get what it wanted and E Porter Appliance Service for 30 mission to recommend commercial changes beyond PZC control and ’’^hulm an said the PZC’s change in the zone change ruling, -the PZC key. ” Jim Sullivan and Fairfield’s Rich Aldridge 1 2-2 4, Sharkey 3 0-0 6, of South Windsor: a daughter. Mrs that’s the way you should play.” years, retiring four years ago planned development on a 55-acre because there is enough industrial the development plan constituted could deny the request, the board ’The Huskies in the opening halt D’Antonio got into a scuffle with the "We did a better job on the D’Antonio 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 12-17 50. Patricia Hobillard of Tolland. hiS Besides his wife and daughter in site near the Manchester border. and commercial land in town rezoning for the benefit of one would consider the means of the sale, By mother. Mrs. Ina iDickinsoni Manchester, he leaves two other The neighborhood group, already. developer. either by public auction or by bid. Post-season McLaughlin of Windsor Locks: four daughters: three brothers: three represented by attorney David Before the revision, the develop­ Rezoning of the area for the During the deal with Hayes Director Earl Yost College basketball roundup brothers. William McLaughlin of sisters: and seven grandchildren and SchulrtiafkftfNtancbester, claims the ment plan had designated the Buckland Commons shopping center Barbara Weinberg strongly objected E a ^ Hartford. Bernard McLaughlin teams cash Sports Editor several nieces and nephews PZC's dec^ToIt'-offec^ely rezones southern part of South Windsor for was denied in 1979, Schulman said, that no competitive sale was offered of Windsor Locks. James Funeral services will be Thursday the land to clear the"Nwi5iJ o r the agricultural and residential uses. and the PZC’s recent action would before selling to Hayes. McLaughlin of Wantagh. L.I.. N. Y . at 10 a m at the First Church of Buckland Commons shopping cehl The 55-acre site, bounded by the make it difficult to reach a similar In another action, the board and Edward McLaughlin of Stafford: in at gate Defense settled Christ Congregational. Farmington proposal. anchester border, Wheeler Road, conclusion when a new application is decided also unanimously, not to co­ and two grandchildren Burial will be in Riverside The group's legal appeal, filed in Sm itn^treet and Pleasant Valley filed by the developer. sponsor the Manchester Community Funeral services will be held Cemetery. Farmington College relay races. Thursday at 9 15 a m. from Samsel Friends may call at the Richard W. Thomas Moore, town controller, It pays big bucks to get invivation college draft in 1969. The 5-8 Indiana meeting Funeral Home. 419 Buckland Road. Sheehan Funeral Home. 1084 New recommended to the board not to to post-season bowls. backcourt specialist, delegated to a South Windsor with a mass of Chris­ Britain Ave.. West Hartford today Enrollment decline discussed sponsor the races. Town sponsorship ‘The grand daddy of them all, the reserve role this season, is the 61-54 lead with 5:23 left. The Irish NEW YORK (UPI) - The state of tian burial at 10 a m at St. Margaret highest scoring— total points from 7 to 9 p m MANCHESTER - Joined by four Education met earlier this week to town, is the most affordable to could lead to high insurance costs, Rose &wl, is the most lucrative. Indiana, the nation’s basketball went to a four-corner spread offense Mary Church Burial will be in Wap- Elach team in the Pasadena, Calif., —guards among active players in the Memorial donations may be made parent representatives, all from discuss how to handle declining families just starting out. which and possibly lawsuits stemming from heartland, went with two of its to protect the lead. ping Cemetery Friends may call at to the G reater Hartford Heart injuries, Robert Weiss, town extravaganza will leave the West league today... Hartford Hellions, the funeral home today from 2 to 4 Martin Elementary School, the Plan­ enrollments. would be reflected in the school favorite sons Tuesday night. "It was one of those things and Association Superintendent of Schools James manager, explained to the board. Coast with $2.1 million. looking for more support at the gate, after all. it’s a 40-minute game,” said and 7 to 9 p.m Memorial con- ning Committee of the Board of enrollments at these schools. No. 13 Notre Dame vs. No. 6 In­ Kennedy stressed it would be The community college sought The Cotton, Orange and Sugar host the New Ybrk Arrows Thursday Tripucka. ”I knew 1 had 20 minutes tributio’ns may be made to the The enrollment projections for the diana — and the matter, not sur­ Rohelee .S. Pelletier “irresponsible” to assume Martin is town financial support, after the Bowls all offer $1 million or more to night (^t the Hartford Civic American Cancer Society. 237 E Alan surrenders town were studied in detail Monday prisingly, was settled by defense. left. And besides there were other the next school facing a closing, sponsor Multi-Cicuits Inc., of lure some of the nation's leading Center...Don Hasselbeck, 6-7, 245- things I could do to help our team Center St.. Manchester or to s o t TH WINDSOR - Roselee \ ERNON — Margaro Pedraza, 21, night by the committee, Kennedy The Irish held Indiana without a simply because more of its con­ Harrison Street, indicated it was con­ colleges into their New Year's Day pound tight end with t|ie New basket during a 5Vt-minute stretch in besides shoot the ball.” Newington Children's Hospital. Suzanne F’elletier, infant daughter of of Wlllimantic. turned himself in at said. It is chaired by Joseph Com- stituents attended the meeting. poseo, and its other members include sidering withdrawing promotions. England Patriots, is an artist of sorts Indiana’s Landon Turner had 23 Newington ' Gary and Linda iLussier) Pelletier the Vernon Police Station Tuesday the final minutes and came away of Ellington Road, died Monday at "Obviously, (parents of students Nicholas Costa and Peter Cromble. Weiss said town sponsorship would The Cotton Bowl in Dallas will pre­ and has sold no less than 15 paintings with a 68-64 victory. points and Isiah Thomas 22. John Mrs. Mary M. Barnard (■ and was arrested on a Superior Court attending) Martin think there’s a add about $100 to in su ran ce sent checks to the two competing at $800 each. Hasselbeck has a Paxson, who did a respectable defen­ John Dempsey Hospital in Far­ warrant charging him with Kennedy said the group also “We have to close the gap defen­ MANCHESTER - Mrs Mary M mington possibility," Kennedy said. premiums, plus possible increases teams for $1.7 million majored in fine arts at the University sive job on Thomas, added 18 for areessory to commit murder. reviewed the studies on school sively,” said Notre Dame coach Barnard. 76. of 58A Ambassador "It is on the east end of town, and through lawsuits. The Orange Bowl in Miami will of Colorado...Bart Starr has to be on Notre Dame, including two technical Funeral services and burial will be The arrest was made in connection closings in area schools. The Digger Phelps, whose club is 4-1. "I Drive, died Tuesday at Manchester that area, along with center of town, Gloria Della Fera, Republican bring $1.3 million to each college thin ice after Green Bay was free throws with two seconds to go. private and at the convenience of the with.the investigation of a Nov. 7 phenomenon of declining school think we got a little closer to that ^ m o rtal Hospital She was the wife is where Manchester has had its director, said the town should not representative while the Sugar Bowl humiliated by the Chicago Bears last Indiana, with a 2-2 record, has lost family Samsel Funeral Home. 419 shooting of Gregory Cotto of Park enrollments, has been a nationwide tonight.” oTAndrew A Barnard. largest dropoff in population,’’ become involved in more "respon­ in New Orleans has a $1 million Sunday with the most lop-sided Indiana was down 35-32 at halftime consecutive games to two of the Buckland Road. .South Windsor, has Place, Rockville. trend for some time. This provides She was born Sept 3 1904 and had Kennedy said, adding that if housing plentiful data for the committee to sibility than we already have." guarantee to each squad. defeat in years, 61-7. Even before the and was still very much in the game. country’s most powerful teams — charge of arrangements Pedraza was being held at the lived in Manchester for the past six is built, it is in the southwest area of review as it seeks to cope locally. But William Diana, minority Other major bowl games and the rout, Starr was in hot water with But while Indiana went stone cold in Kentucky and Notre Dame. police station on a $75,(X)0 surety years. Before that she lived in West town. The next meeting of the committee leader, suggested the town continue guarantees for each team are as Packer brass...Air travel is costly the second half the Irish hit 70 per­ “We set up our December schedule bond and was to be presented in court Bend. Wis for many years. Anniversary service Kennedy added that housing will be announced at the regular its present sponsorship, such as follows: Gator Bowl $406,000, Liberty these days and the New England cent of their shots and the Hoosiers just for that,” Knight said. “This was Besides her husband she leaves a MANCHEsiEH - Temple in Rockville today around Waddell and Verplanck preparing the fields, and use of town Bowl $351,000, FiesU Bowl $343,000, Patriots will have spent more than a good basketball game.” Police are also seeking the meeting of the Board of Education, were unable to recover. son. Andrew Allan Barnard of Chapter. OES, will hold its anniver­ schools, in the western quadrant of Monday. track. P ^ ch Bowl $332,000. HoUday Bowl $500,000 for the I960 season. One coast "Notre Dame played very well,” In the only other game involving a Glastonbury and two grandsons, both sary Vesper Service Wednesday at 8 whereabouts of another man in con­ $271,000 and Hall of Fame Bowl $26^- to coast round trip cost $35,000. ranked team. No. 15 Iowa crushed nection with the incident. All three, said Indiana coach Bobby Knight. of Glastonbury p.m at the Masonic Temple 000. “They move back and forth from Nevada-Reno 112-71. Pedraza. Cotto and the missing man, Funeral services will be Thursday After the service there will be a Those fat guarantees go a long way „ . , both defenses well, lliey really got Kenny Arnold scored 20 points and at 10 a m from the Watkins Funeral Christmas party with the exchange reportedly were living on Park Place A l Sieffert^s says*.. in running thethe athletic programs at Urigntest Ugnis control of the game when we had the Iowa hit 61 percent of its shots in run­ of gifts at the time of the shooting college that qualify for the post- Brightest lights and most consis­ chance to. and when you lose that ning its record to 4-1. One grab for Fairfield Reportedly Cotto was involved in a season meetings. tent performers with the Hartford ill Memoriuin edge in controlling the game, it gets "Kenny Arnold shot, the ball fistfight with one man when a second Whalers this season have been Mike beautifully,” said Iowa coach Lute Jerry Johnson of Fairfield comes down with the ball despite In \.4d arvl Invin*! memor> of Hits** K Lttvftt wh«'eml)4*r IWh 15177 man came down the stairs of the WHY PAY MORE? Rogers, Pat Boutette. Blaine Notre Dame, meanwhile, made the Olson. “He has played like the Kenny the efforts of UConn s Glenn Miller in last night's college basket­ M\N<.HESTER - The Knights of apartment building on Park Place /Vote« off the cuff ■ Stoughton and Nick Fotiu. Rogers, most of a schizophrenic game by Kel­ Arnold of last year. I knew that e ‘\in^ mi’miTiPi nt'Vf^r du* Columbus will hold its New Year s and shot Cotto three times with a the finest skater on the squad, is also ball game at the Hartford Civic Center. Norman Bailey (30) lime d Ahall never a buffet at 10 p m For further infor­ Cotto was carried to the nearby season in the NBA with Houston. The more than Mark Howe Boutette has i THei SHOP YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE! responded with 13 of his 16 points in “I hope the Big Sky Conference mation and reservations call 646-7365 Rockville General Hospital by little Norwalk man who ruined blast 29. Stoughton has a point a game the final 20 minutes. ' isn't as tough as this," said Reno Swdlv mtssed b\ her huAband and children or 646-9044 friends Catholic High in State Tournament since signing with 19...Scholastic He was also figured heavily during coach Sonny Allen. "Iowa can play DURIHG OUR SUPER SAHTA SALE! play with an awesome shooting and basketball will swing into full gear Notre Dame’s 11-1 burst in the se­ with anyone. They were just loo Patriots hopeful scoring performance has outlasted this week with a number of teams cond half that took the Irish from a physically strong for us." every other player selected in the getting off the mark Friday night. 53-50 deficit with 10:12 remaining to a Elsewhere, Earl Belcher scored 24 points to lift St. Bonaventure over AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the areas Rutgers 77-67 ... Bryan Warrick's of playoff berth OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 with two seconds left in overtime carried Princeton past St. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - "Lei s pul (t this way It would be Joseph's 51-50 ... Horace Owens Disheartened New England Patriots belter to be in Ihc playoffs th'an to largest selections of Top Name Brand sco r^ 5 of his 15 points in the final fans shouldn't give up hope despite spend another Christmas drinking Celts teach Bucks two minutes as Rhode Island upset the fact their team has lost three of scotch in front of;the Christmas Oregon 67-66 . . Vince Taylor scored 7 their last four games. They still have tree, " said veteran defensive Jean$-pkis Gas Dryers & Ranges at Low Discount of Duke's 9 points in overtime as the a chance at a playoff berth lineman Tony McGee. ft Blue Devils clipped Vanderbilt 72-69 The Patriots. 8-6 in the AFC East, ... Gordon Welch’s six fouls shots in could conceivably get a spot in "We still have a chance When you Prices?Super Savings Now til Christmas lesson in power the final 2'/i minutes sent Southern several ways it they win their look at It, only two teams in the con­ YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE FOR Methodist past Iowa State 58-55. remaining two games against the ference seem to have a playoff spot NEW YORK (UPI) - The Boston off on its 21-4 streak. Philadelphia. The Cavs were held to Andra Griffin fired in 31 points and BRANDS YOU KNOW! w hy s h o p a r o u n d ? a t a l s ie f f e r t s just 11 in the final period. Julius Er- and the New Orleans right now. Everything else is up for Celtics taught the "It was a good feeling coming back Washington outlasted Seattle Pacific grabs." he said. "All we have to do is YOU QET MORE THAN AN APPLIANCE ... FREE and winning the way we did,” said ving scored a game-high 21, while Saints. a lesson in power basketball, and the 93-87 ... Eddie Jiles scored 28 points They have lost three recent games execute. That's what's been hurting Parish, who had 16 points, 11 Mike Mitchell had 19 for Cleveland, CALORIC, MAGIC CHEF S I li? e 5y °8ERV^CE.'’Q ^ i f f i Bucks have the bruises to prove it. to send Southern Mississippi by to the L.A. Rams, the San Francisco us " The Celtics, trailing 58-53 at half­ rebounds and a team record seven l.aker* 103, Maverirk* 92 Oklahoma 74-66 ... Fresno State, Forty Niners and most recently the Veteran Harold Jackson bemoaned time Tuesday night, held the NBA’s blocked shots. ”We just played better Los Angeles held Dallas scoreless behind Bobby Davis' 16 points, won FRIGIDAIRE, WHIRLPOOL S5?AVSro's ... t h a t s hard to b ea t i for five minutes down the stretch nationally televised Monday night what started oul as an excellent second best road club to just 31 points team defense in the second half ” its sixth straight game with a 70-60 game to the , in over­ season for the Patriots in the second half and overpowered Maxwell led Boston with 23 and while Karecm Abdul-Jabbar scored victory over Arizona ... Purvis Miller Gas 10 consecutive points to lift the time. the Bucks 112-89. Bird added 20. scored 26 points and Southern "Steve (GroganI being hurt, a few at LOW, LOW PRICES! Lakers. It was the llth straight loss But if the Patriots win their last Dryers ”It ended up being a game where Johnson said the Bucks have some California stopped Texas 89-81. players here and a few players gone for Dallas, the longest losing streak two they will finish the season at lU-6, WHIRLPOOL, Q-E, they banged us more than we banged Also, it was Fordham 68, Iona 57: They have a chance of beating out the Like in LA ihis old team) about • CALVIN KLEIN • LEVI • 20 ANS KNITS Irigidair*, them,” said Milwaukee forward in the NBA this season. Abdul-Jabbar Maine 93, New Hampshire 68; Old finished with 29 points. F^ittsburgh Steeelers i8-6), the this time we would have the division w^atlnghotM Marques Johnson, who had 20 of his Dominion 73, Duquesne 70; Connec­ Oakland Raiders and San Diego wrapped up Now we have to beat • JORDACHE • LEE • WOOLRICH game-high 27 points in the first half. Hawk* 114, Clipper* 87 ticut 72, Fairfield 50; Florida A&M and John Drew Chargers (each 9-5( lor a playoff Buffalo and New Orleans and hope "That was the difference.” ^ 56, Jacksonville 49; Navy 71, VMI 61; Buffalo loses its last game, so we can • BON JOUR • WRANGLER JRS. ' • FRYE BOOTS combined for 42 points to pace Atlan­ spot, and a very slim chance of Milwaukee, which now has lost two Tennessee 72, Lafayette 42; Virginia win the division You just never know ta, which led by as many as 29 points. beating oul either the Cleveland • ZEK(A • WRANGLER MISSES • DINGO BOOTS consecutive games on the road after Commonwealth 88, Richmond 76; what will happen " Roundfield had 23 and Drew added Browns or Houston Oilers. .• WRANGLER MENS • PROKEDS going 12-1 early in the season, Dayton 74, Western Kentucky 70; • VIOLA crumbled in the face of a 21-4 Boston 19, Swen Nater scored 15 for San Nebraska 75, Penn State 50; Wiscon­ Diego. • CHIC • DICKIES • CONVERSE surge in the final period, highlighted sin 85, Ball State 72, Arkansas 67, McEnroe gains easy win by rookie Kevin McHale’s eight work to do if they’re going to meet Sun* 123, Bull* 108 Athletes in Action 50; North Texas • FANCY PROPS • JOHN HENRY • ANATOMY CLOGS points. The Celtics’ defensive again in the playoffs. Truck Robinson scored 20 of his 76, TCU 75; Pan American 83, Trinity ’T il tell you this. We’re ^oing to season-high 40 points in the third • STEVEN BARRY • HERMAN SURVIVORS pressure was so good the Bucks hit 57; Gonzaga 61, Weber State 58: in Challenge Cup play •SASSON u just 11 of 44 shots in the second half need at least two w ^ks to pump quarter to lead Phoenix. Robinson made all nine of his shots from the MONTREAL lUPl) - John McEnroe shot down the line was Ign J. (25 percent). weights to get ready,” Johnson said. PlloH«ss Ignition McEnroe and Vijay Amrifraj easily ”I think we just ran out of gas,” Elswhere in the NBA, New York floor in the third period when the MCC in home allowed, although Fibak — and most uses gas only-niy when1 won their opening round-robin said Bucks’ coach , whose edged Washington 107-104, Suns hit 17-of-21 attempts for 81 per­ spectators — thought it was out. [2] Check Our Brand Names! V , you cook. matches at the $320,000 World Cham­ Central Division leading team slipped Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 96- cent. Walter Davis added 23 for When referee Jason Smith rejected debut tonight pionship Tennis Challenge Cup 0 Check Our Prices! W lplCOTLILOtLESS ^O T L E S S C PILOTLESS VPILOTLESS ^ to 22-8. “They were more physical 83, Los Angeles downed Dallas 103- Phoenix. Artis Gilmore and Reggie Fibak's protestations, the usually un­ \TYHCiU.rncALiuY TYMCALIUY nPICALBUY TYPICAL BUY and the referees weren’t calling 92, Atlanta beat San Diego 114-87, Theus each had 19 points for Chicago. Following three roads tests, which Tuesday flappable Pole sat in an empty line much, which was to their advan­ F’hoenix defeated Chicago 123-108, Spur* 113, Jazz 90 produced one victory. Coach Frank McEnroe, of New York, defeated judge's chair in disgust, but rose and 0 Check Our Selection! CALORIC MAQIC CHEF FRiaiDAIRE WHIRLPOOL tage” San Antonio whipped Utah 115-90 and The Jazz fell below .500 for the first Kinel will unveil his Manchester Wojtek Fibak of Poland. 6-3, 6-1 after continued to play a few seconds later DELUXE 30" CAS RANOE GAS DRYER "The first half was our game, the Portland beat Seattle 111-98. lime in two months with the loss. Community College basketball team th / Indian Amritraj beat an indolent Fibak later denied he had been 0 Free Hemming on Jeans! GAS DRYER George Gervin led all scorers with 31 tonight on home grounds at East Hie Nastase of Romania 6-3, 6-3. tired for the match SELF CLEANING second half was strictly their game,” Knirki. 107, llullelii 104 MULTI TEMP MULTI TEMP Johnson added. "They kilidd us on Ray Williams scored a career-high points and James Silas had 20. Adrian Catholic High against Post College al The second-ranked McEnroe used "1 tried to play my best today, but RANOE DELUXE the boards. They had great defensive 42 points and made a key late in Oantley, the NBA’s leading scorer, 8 o’clock. his powerful serve, clever net work John was just loo good for me. " he was held to 19 points — 13 below his and deft placements down the tines to MANCHESTER, CT 217 e a s t c e n t e n s t . pressure and took us out of our tho game to power the Knicks. Tommie Brown heads the local said Charitably, he dismissed th | offense. I didn’t feel tired, but one of Williams, the younger brother of Gus average. scoring with a 21-point game average defeat the 14th-ranked Fibak. disputed call as a fact of life Open Mon.-Fri. 'til 9:00 •aos [•* 7 8 , Trail Blazer* 111, SuperSonir* Fibak, who helped coach the "They're only human, ' he said of the the big guys told me to slow it down.” Williams of Seattle, had 15 of the with Jon Lindberg, Keith Porcello Sat. 'til 6:00 Sun, 12-5 The Celtics outscored the Bucks 28- points in a third-quarter spree that 98 and Glenn Davis all boasting twin Czechoslovakian team to its first officials. 16 in the third quarter, with all but moved the Knicks from a one-point Jim Paxson scored a career-high 30 figure scoring averages Lindberg is Davis Cup title this weekend, arrived McEnroe, notorious for his battles SPRINGFIELD, MA SPNINBDALE iA U 647-9997 four of the points coming from deficit to an 85-77 lead. Greg Ballard points to pace Portland to its fourth also the top rebounder. in Montreal late Tuesday afternoon, with officials and line judges, agreed Open Mon.-Sat. 'til 10:00 Sun. 12-5 A£ li'l.'llHlilill-! Boston’s front line of Cedric had 21 for the Bullets. consecutive win. The loss also ended Post’s leading point-maker is Jeff and appeared somewhat tired for his the call that benefitted him was an ■ ^ THURS., FRI. 647-9998 Maxwell, and Robert 75er» 96, Cavalier* 83 the Sonics’ four-game winning Smith with a 27 game average. Post encounter with the U.S, Open cham­ error. 443-44545 HARTFORD RD. 1/1/ MANCHESTER. TIL 9 ■ ■ i* Parish. Boston was ambling along Steve Mix and Lionel Hollins came streak. The Blazers led all the way has won two of three starts. pion. "1 can see why (Fibak) got upset, " with an KF-83 lead midway through off the bench to score 16 fourth- and Seattle got no clowr than 49-46 at MCC whipped Norwalk but dropped At one point during their match, He said, "It's really frustrating when IMD Of KftMir • MtKlf ST. TUES., WED., SAT. TIL 5 lOCATION I.M TO the final period quarter when It took quarter points and spark halftime. decisions to Hartford and Middlesex. Fibak complained loudly when a the guy in the chair doesn't see right. TMl PiOPU WHO B m c rOUlOW PRICIS i PlRSOMAl SERVKl kiiitlT ii mt ■v' EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 10, 1900-9 Cardinals wheeling and dealing Chapman watched, 3 2-3 8, meeting between the two early Too«y8 Bob Owchinko and Victor Toronto Blue Jays and Indians. 1-3 13, B Jo n ei3 M 12, Hollina6 2-214. DALLAS (UF’li - Lots of toams dealt to the Cardinals Tuesday in games, I'm sqre there would be Tuesday. 6:00 Mu 3 4-4 10, Richardaon 104 2. CureUm Hockey Cruz and minor-league Tuesday's activity also included 1 04 2, Smith S 2-3 12 TuUla 38 20-24 98 ^’Bowlinq came to baseball's winter meetinfis exchange for outfielder-first enough work for both Bruce and "He was very upset over the story (If) U.S. NsUonsI Trsetof Pulling Rafael Vasquez. thereby satisfying the surprise firing by the San Fran­ Champlonthip CLEVELAND (83) determined to wheel and deal all baseman Leon Durham, third myself.” I had given out,” said Bristol. I Carr 4 34 II, Mitchell 8 34 19. Blyleven's request to leave the cisco Giants of manager Dave 7:00 Laimbeer 3 2-2 8. SnUth 4 3411. Hratx 3 week But until late Tuesday, only baseman Ken Reitz and a player to "Tve never had a top relief pitcher finally asked him, 'Bob, are you here *(iD SporltCantar 04 7. Ford 2 04 4. Kinch 0 04 0. Hughes f be named later. since-I've been a manager.” said St. Pirates. Bristol and the signing of free agent waited for chance 8:00 2 04 4. Phegley 4 1-29. Washington 8 04 one had to fire me?' And he said, I don t That bit of business gives St. Louis Louis general manager-manager For Blyleven, it marks the third power hitter to a one-year (ID NCAABatkalbaM lU Totals % 12-17 083 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE The St L o u is Cardinals did it attain think it would be best to bring you 0:30 lliiladelphia 28 38 20 23-46 Campbell Conference HAPPY HOLIDAYS - time in the last four years that he has contract by the . play goal. . Patrick Division early Tuesday. Betting relief ace two of the best known relief pitchers Whitey Herzog. "Now I have two. It NEW YORK (UPI) - When Blair Canucks 4, Capitals 2 (JT NHLHockay Cleveland 23 22 27 11-83 been traded and it turned out to be a "I am happy we are getting Lee back.'” . . Midway through the second period, Fouled out-None Total fouls-Phila- W L T PU GF GA Inez Bablneau 151-357. Bruce Sutter, and they may do it in baseball — Sutter and Rollie makes it easier to do the things I The trade involving Sutter had Chapman recovers from his Injury Dave Williams put in a for 10:00 delphia 20. Cleveland 23 TechnicaV-Carr Philadelphia 19 6 4 42 119 74 Fingers, acquired in an 11-player want to do as a manager. rather disappointing trade for the 29- May,” said Royals manager Jim Currie and Federko broke in on his second goal of the night to power (!D NCAABashalball A-T.B9 NY Islanders 18 7 5 41 ISO 98 again today. And in the proeess they been in the works for weeks and was and Is ready to rejoin the St. Louis 12:00 Calgary 12 10 5 29 99 KD AARP — Bruno Gio.-dano "If I can make a few more deals year-old right-hander because he had Frey.“ I was with him for four Minnesota rookie goalie Don Vancouver. Williams’ 16th goal broke PHOENIX U23i Washington 9 8 10 28 104 96 have reshaped their ballclub deal with San Diego on Monday. finally resolved when Reitz gave his Blues, he may not find his spot saved (ID SporttCanlar ('ook 3 04 8. Robinson 18 4-8 40. Kelley 214-554. hoped to be dealt to the California seasons at Baltimore and he is an Beaupre and Currie restored St. a 2-2 tie early in the second period 12:30 NY Rangers 9 ID 4 22 99 U1 Later, the Pittsburgh Pirates But Fingers might not be around this week I will have done my job as permission to be traded. Reitz has for him. 7 34 17. Davis 9 84 23. Johnson 8 34 19. Smythe Division excellent RBI man and clutch hitter. Louis' two-goal lead. Currie’s power- (ID NCAA Batkatball Kramer 2 04 4. High & 2-212. Macy 0 04 St. Louis long enough to try on a un­ general manager. Then if the Angels. Tony Currie, filling in for Chapman and the Canucks protected the St Louis 18 6 4 40- 117 92 Tuesday 's Sports Transarlions traded Bert Blyleven to the enough seniority to be able to reject (R) Thrill Sports 0. Scott 0 04 0. Nnes 1 04 2 ToUls 53 By United Press International manager doesn't mess up we'll be all Blyleven, who posted an 8-13 reord His role will be to back up at first play goal 7:19 into the margin to remain in seventh place in 17 23 123 Vancouver 14 9 6 34 116 98 Cleveland Indians as part of a six- iform. The Cardinals appeared ready any proposed trade in which he is a — idled with a pulled groin muscle— 2:30 Colorado 10 13 5 26 96 116 liasebal) base and designated hitter and be a again on an from Federko overall standings. C!D SporttConUr CHICAGO 1108) Kansas City - Signed free agent first to send him off to the Oakland A's for right." with a 3.82 ERA this season, had been on the line with Bernie Federko and (ireenwood 7 1-1 LV Kenon 3 2-2 8. Chicago 9 16 6 23 118 134 player deal part. 3:00 (■;dmonton 7 13 6 19 9C 106 baseman Lee May to a I year contract Steve McCatty. one of the crew of Fingers has only one year with the Pirates for three years and pinch hitter.” A breakaway goal by Mike (»ilmore9 14 19. Theus734 19, Worthen The Cards have reshaped the team Brian Sutter scored two goals and (fD NCAA Baskstball 0 04 0. Wilkerson 4 2-2 10. Dielrick 3 04 Winnipeg I 19 7 9 80 131 Oakland - Signed Jackie Moore as a so much that Chicago Cubs general hurlers that carried the surprising remaining on a contract he origihally was instrumental in their world May, 37, has a lifetime average of collected two assists Tue^ay night Gartner, his 16th, gave the Capitals 5:00 6 Mav 2 34 7. Sobers 8 84 18 Jones 4 1- Wales Conference coach Reitz, 29, has spent eight years in riD NCAA WaUr Polo 1 9. W'ilkcs0 040 Totals 44 18-2T( KB Nurns Division Pittsburgh Traded pitcher Elert manager Bob Kennedy, whose club Athletics into second place in the signed with Oakland and he said he championship season in 1979. .266 and has hit 351 career home runs to pace St. Louis to a 4-1 victory over the 2-2 tie 16 seconds into the second W L T Pts GF GA Blyleven and Manny Sanguillen the majors and is noted for his Phu«mix 26 26 38 33-123 l^ s Angeles 19 7 1 39 117 9, American [..eague West last season wants to negotiate a new contract of However, he got into a squabble with in his 15 years in the majors. period. Darcy Rota added the Chicago Z7 27 22 32-IQB to ClevcI-ind lor pile hers Eicib Owchinko took part in the Cardinals' latest excellent defense. He hit .270 with the Minnesota North Stars. Montreal 14 II 2 30 119 87 Victor Cr J2 . Rafael Vasquez and calche "I've heard a lot of talk that 1 three or four years. manager Chuck Tanner over his Bristol's firing came as a surprise The Blues, 18-6-4, extended their clincher midway through the third Three-pointgoal» Theu82 Fouledoul iiarttord 9 14 5 23 97 132 Gary Alexander swap, thinks St Louis is now the the Cardinals last season. Durham, None Total foul»-Phoenix 21. Chicago Pittsburgh B 14 6 21 96 122 St l»ij(8 - Acquired pitcher. Bruce amount of pitching time and jumped and apparently stemmed from his period. 22 Tet hmcal-- Kelley A -8546 team to beat in the National League might be moved." said Fingers, who “1 think 1 can pitch effectively un­ 23, is considered an outstanding unbeaten streak to eight games and Detroit 4 17 6 13 79 116 Sutler irom the Chicago Cubs foi was in town to accept an award in til I am 37 or 38 years old, " said the club, in mid-season. public statements that the Giants had maintained their six-point lead over Rockies 4, Sabres 4 Basketball Adams Division outfielder l>eon I>urham third baseman Kast next season prospect, having hit .271 with St. a MILWAUKEE '89' Bullalo 14 7 7 Z' 113 83 Ken i(eil7 and a plaver to be named The key man in the deal for the made a mistake last year by hiring Ma JohniMin 11 6-627 Ml Johnson38- W ith Bruce Sutter they can win conjunction with the winter Fingers, who celebrated his 34th Vancouver in the Smythe Division. Ron Delorme stuffed the puck in Minnesota 13 6 7 33 98 74 San Frannsro Fir«1 Manager [>ave Louis after being called up in May. R 14. Ijnier 8 2-2 18, Buckner 2 (M) 4, Toronto 10 10 5 2fi KM HB Bristol meetings " But as'far as I'm con­ birthday in August. P irates was Cruz, who Tanner Rennie Stennett. " I’ve watched those two guys the right comer of the net with 9:06 Monirief 2 7-8 II. BndRcman 6 (M) 12. the pennant. ' said Kennedy' "With Sutter, 27, saved 37 games in 1979 Hoston 9 II 6 34 9Q 90 College Sutter alone we didn't think we were cerned I'm going to be in St Louis In a deal that took only 12 minutes believes can win a spot in the starting It was the fourth time Bristol had (Federko and Sutter) play for a long gave the Blues their final three-goal to play to earn Colorado the tie. Buf­ Calchings 1 (M)2. ElmoreOl-21. Bevens Quebec 6 14 7 19 9Q 114 Hampton Announre-d that athletic to win the and led (HWM)CurnininRsO-O-Ot) Totals 33 23-26 Tuesday s Results 'lirecior Waller I>»veti has resigm-d a' next season to make, Blyleven was sent along rotation next season. Cruz has beeil been dismissed from a managerial time, " Currie said. "You know falo took a 3-1 first-period lead on two Hi going to be in the pennant race " the league in that department again margin as Minnesota lost for the first Vancouver4. Washinglon2 lootball loat h " When 1 was with Oakland we had with catcher Manny Sanguillen to the used primarily in relief during his job. Bristol was told he was being let you're going to get the puck. If my goals by Andre Savard and another NA (‘(ONAl. (lASKKTIlAl.I. ASSIK: BOSTON rll2» St Iaiuis 4. Minnesota 1 F'fitball Sutter the National League's Cy time in its last six games. Kasifrn (’onfervnrc Maxwell 8 7-13 23. Bird 10 frO 20, Hu(falo4. Colorado 4' tiei Indians for cairhpr Gary Alexander. brief major-league career with the go by Giants' owner Bob Lurie in a last year with 28. from Don Luce. (Colorado’s Mike I’arish 6 4-6 16, Archibald 3 4-4 10, Ford Atlanta < ut reserve defensive Young Award winner in 1979. was three relievers who got into 60 chances come, I just try to put them "I think the last couple of nights Atlantir Division Wednesday s Games lineman f alvm Miller W L I’rl GH 4 0^ 8. Henderson 2 4-4 8, Robey 3 3-3 9, Washington al N Y Hangers in. Gillis made il 3-2 with 1:57 gone in M( Hale 8 0-0 16. Duerod I 0-0 2 Totals St l»ui'> P]a> ed starling iinebai ker have given him (Currie) a little con­ I’hilifdfiphia ■* 4 ft)7 N V Islanders at Edmonton Tim Kearnev on injured reserve signed the second period, but Gilles Hamel V > 22 29 112 "They are two pretty easy guys to fidence.” said Federko. “1 think he’s Hoslnri 19 8 71)4 r.' t Philadelphia at Chicago treejgeni Thomas Seabron Nrw York 17 lU I'l Milwaukf" 30 28 16 89 H'X'kev ^play with and they make it pretty extended Buffalo’s lead to 4-2 at Boston 2f. 28 28 31 112 Montreal al Pittshurgh Dodgers felt before that if he messed up he Wa.sliinplim 13 16 44R I2'i llartiord at Winnipeg Boston TalliHl up goallender Rav Sports Parade Celtic rookie easy. Sutter is so strong and ^ m ie might not be on the ice. 15:54. NrwMi'is<> II IH TO f4'2 Thrt'e-pouil Roaly -None K'fuled out Dis Angeles at Minnesota Si'hult/ (rum Springlieiif •( the Ainerit an Boston None Total louls -Milwaukee2fi. Bostor Lanny McDonald scored a power- fpntr.il Division Aancouver al Toronto H>k kev Ia ague . (who had three assists) is so un­ "I think Tony has as much if not Milwauk.’t’ 22 H 73:1 [ft Ti"< limcal None A 16.120 Ihiston at Quebec ' Baskeihall selfish. Sutter may be the hardest more talent than anybody on our play goal at 19:51 of the second Iniliiina IT 12 Tfti I'z Thursday s (>ames lloiisloi) Aili'.ated lorwdtd .lohn still after period, 23 seconds after Buffalo's Chir.iKo II 17 ;Ki K» WASIHNtiTO.N 'KM' Buitalo at Calgary ''U'lud working player I’ve ever seen." club. He's a natural goal-scorer. You Mlanlj II IB :TO ID’z Ballard 9 3-3 21 Haves 4 4-6 12,1 'nseld TiirotiUi al Montreal Currie set up a power-play goal by Mike Ramsay was sent to the box for rifvcland 10 21 321 I2'z 3 04) 6. porter 7 2-2 16. Terry 7 04) 14. 1j )s Angeles at Detroit Bristol, can watch him in warmups and see [K>lroit 8 21) 2fB.I3 Chicago al SI lamis Kup 103 New York 27 23 36 25 -107 Simmer L A 26 2624 6(0 I’anI Division Three-|)oinl goaK-R Williams Fouled Bossv NYl 30'£16 44 name for themselves in the sporting "I like the kid,” says Knicks coach on offer for center fielder Fred Lynn, I’Ikh’iux •S. 6 W '-ut None Totallouls-Washington 21. liret/Jiv. Kdm 26. 13 30 43 U«s Nnttfli's 21) K) tidT♦WT 4'z -29 2 18 4U Red Holzman. "He could start for ind Sullivan says "the ball is in my New Aurk 19 Tet hniials -Porter. Bullets Barber Pha SOCCER world usually do so on ice skates. (iolilcn Matt’ 16 12 671 V i CoaehShue iH-rmc A-10,177 Tavlor. L A 19 17 23 40 USA skiers 14 16 483 10 30 8 22 41) Bv MILTON RICHMAN Kevin McHale started out like any team in the league.” court right now" New coachf look Sfaltlf Tnitlier. NYl fsan Dfcco 12 18 4(1) U'i Maruk Wash 26 217 39 every other kid in Hibbing. Minn. He But McHale waits his turn for "They've made me an offer, which 1‘orllaml II 19 367 13'z SKA'TTl K i9B' 27 17 20 J7 MAJOR INDOOR S(K'( EH LEAGUl- Bailey32-3B, J Johnson204)4. Sikma Shull. Mont DALLAS (UPli — He stood there to outwork him and nobody is more would wake up early to chase a black Boston. Few rookies, with the IS a rearrangement of the original Tuisdav s Hesulls I'ederko St I. 26 11)27 37 Atlantic Division not ready ll«)Stonll2 Milwaukii'O) 7 3-6 17 Hanzlik 3 3-4 9. D J«ihnson 6 1-3 W L Pci GB rather forlornly in the huge, cold conscientious about his job. He disc along a glazed pond or rink. notable exception of Bird, have ever deal,” Sullivan said Tuesday. That \ V UT7 Washington 104 11 Hrown66-f. 19. Awtrey 1 092, Hill2 New York 8 2 80) doesn't try to pass himself off as any "I was a hockey player, a walked into a Celtics' starting lineup. deal which fell through was a swap of \tlaiitj 114 San Dfogoir 6-6 10, Walker64-4 16. Donaldson 1 092 Hartford 4 4 f)0U 3 marbled hotel lobby dressed com­ with Bolton five Pliil.itJcIphia'Jfi ClfvelandRJ Totals 36 24-30 9R Baltimore 3 6 J7f. 4 McHale is getting more playing time lefthanded pitcher Steve Howe, third I’hiM'mx I2i f’hu an" KB poRTi.AND a n Philadelphia 3 6 376 4 pletely in western gear and he looked summa cum laude. which he isn't, defenseman, right up into the ninth for World Bullalo 310-4 I.OS AniiHrs Ktl I).illas{G Natl 6 6-7 16. Thofiipson 2 4-4 8. Owens 121 4 ( entral Division for all the world like The Midnight but he's far from being slow upstairs grade, " McHale says. "Everybody now, averaging a shade less than 20 baseman Mickey Hatcher and By LEN AL'STER added. San Antonio 11' I tah9ii 2 6-69 Paxson 134-6.». Ran5ey734l7. Colorado St la»uis 6 I 867 Washinglon2 4 7 8. Bales2 2-26, Gross2 First period-1 Buffalo. Savard 12 and he's entirely aware, painfully so played hockey. But oh those outdoor minutes. righthanded pitcher Joe Beckwith for Tom Landrey, a 5-foot-9 senior. I’orilandlll SealtletB Colorado. I>4‘Bli)is 7 Chuago 6 3 62fi l‘i Cowboy the morning after llrrald Sportswrilcr MADONNA di CAMPIGLIO, Italy Wctlnrsday stianifs 22 6 Kunnert 3 6,-6 11 Harper 0 09 0 Dudley) 8 16 2. Clevi'rand 4 4 fO) 2'i by this time after having been axed rings I knew it had to be warmer in­ "He's still a little behind from mis­ Lynn ap|>ears to have nailed down the Now S ork at Nrw .li-rsfy Totals 38 T.41 111 ' Aautour'. 16 30 3 Buffalo l.uce 6 EiuMalo 3 7 30U 9 i Dave Bristol was fresh out of a job Only two players with appreciable Dunni 17 64) 4! Buflalo. Savard 13 (UPI) — You could have cut the at­ Chii anoat I'hitadi’lphta .Seattle 19 77 21 31-98 Western Division lour times, that all managers are side." sing camp,” says Fitch. "He's like a He said the Dodgers have indicated other backcourt post. He did not play 'Ifudley Ram say 18 21 Penaltietf and without any imminent prospects varsity experience are on hand as mosphere with a knife in the lobby of Itoston al Washinjilon Portlland 28 21 29 30- HI Wichita 6 2 714 -- hired to be fired, The puck grudgingly gave way to lot of rookies in that he follows up a they'd be willing to give up either a year ago. A pair of sophomores, 6- Three onint i:oal»-Brown2 Fouledoul Selling. Bui. 3 07 McEwen. ( ol. 9 47 San Francisco f. 6 2 Only an hour before, he had been Bolton High heads into the 1980-81 Atlanta at (Ndroit _ ' « . . ■ 4A ' an. fj..Boxmeer. M n* ..AW Li..Hul. I II11 AlfH, tZftamsay <1 tnu 'I (• IZfBui 11 the Grifone Hotel. I’hoontx at Indiana Thompson Total foul»-Seatlle 30 1 )<*nver 2 7 222 4 the manager of the San Francisco "No one likes to get fired, " Bristol the roundball as nature contrived to good game with a not-so-good game. Howe or Hatcher now, but not both foot-3 Mike Fletcher and 6-foot-2 Jeff portl.ind26 A-12.666 19 'fi ITioenix 1 6 1(77 3'z basketball season with a largely Shaking his head in disbelief, Mark Ijjs .\ncelfs at Houston Sf(ond penod—f Colorado, tiillis 6 Giants attending the winter baseball said "What hurts is that 1 started out turn a 5-fodt-9 freshman into a 6-foot- I want to be at the point where I can Los Angeles has indicated that if Peterson, are battling for the star­ San [)u‘Ko at Kansas City Tuesday s HcsuU young and inexperienced cast. Tache of Aspen, Colorado, was Dallas at Denver ' Md>)nald. Malinowskf), I 67 6 BuMalo, Nan Francisro4 Baltimore3 to do a job and didn t get to finish it 1 tell him good game one night and say ting job in the pivot while 8-foot Hamel 6 dulling’. L6 6<4 7 Colufado meetings here and looking forward to 10 senior. the names are agreed upon, the team That, plus the normal rigors of watching a videotape rerun of his Si*allk* al (iolden Statu Wednesday s Games ThurMlav's (iainrs VERNON MIDGETS Mclkioald 12 (Robert, DeBlois' 19 61 the coming season, but now he was was so proud of our club when we got "Basketball, " McHale says "A lot an even better one the next night" will talk to Lynn's agent "to see if junior Tom Mulcahy joins Cassells at Penaltv-Ramsay Buf 19 28 Wi( hita al Oiirago facing the likes of Cromwell, spectacular fall in 'Tuesdays Alpine Indiana at ( luvi-land Bury Enterprises 40 San Frannst’oal Phoenix unemployed after being fired by within 54 games of first place this of my friends thought jt was such a McHale, however, feels he has we've got a chance to have him past Portland and Bacon Academy in the forward. N \ at Milwaukee Third period4, Colorado, Delorme 7 Thursday s Games ski race, the first slalom of the new Kansas Ciiv at San Antonio (Paul Caron 6, Tim ' unassisted 1. 10 64 Penallie^--Van Box team owner Bob Lurie for what Lurie year 1 hoped we could continue, but femmy sport. There was some recovered from his prolonged the '81 season,” Dodgers executive Five-foot-9 sophomore Ted Brown, meer. But 6 2f. Hughes. Col 12 (S N Y at Hartforc! Charter Oak Conference could cause World Cup season. Caravella, Eric Perlman, Cleveland at Wichita called "philosophical differences of we didn t "' resentment 1 was 5-foot-9 in ninth summer vacation. He is hitting on Al Campanis said. 5-foot-9 Mike Harpin and 5-foot-8 Shots on goal- Bullalo lfi-8-l0-il3 woes for first-year Coach Dave Leet, Ken Viot 4), Zahner's 21 Colorado 9-10-9 77 NORTH -AMERICAN StX'CKR grade and I wasn't even the biggest better than 50 percent of his shots junior Chris Morianos are vying for Goalies- Buffalo. Edward.s Colorado opinion "' "I'm not sure one deal we re especially in the early going. "We just weren’t ready for it,” said l.DSA.NlihLFS > m - , (Brian Pennington 6. Doug ind

EVENfNG HEUAUJ. Wed , Dec 10! 1980 - l.i How shoppers are ‘blindfolded’ at scanner-equipped supermarket -Quickie meals from leftovers. By MARTIN SLOANE positioned directly Shoppers must be con­ Commerce Building, of Dristan Nasal Mist plus offer. Expires Jan. 31, El Paso, Texas 79977. Quickie meais using lef­ the freezer can really grab For example, hot turkey .SanilwirliPH with gravy mixture. This 1 cup diced ham or overnight. Uncover; When I recently entered between me and the Items sid er^ in the design and Department BG-2, the register receipt with 1981. Receive a refund of 50 potatoes tovers and convenience the attention of all sandwiches, Reuben 1 can (lOVk ounces) kitchen-tested recipe 1 can (about 8 ounces) bake at 325-degrees for 45 that were being passed installation of the elec­ Cleveland, Ohio 44115. TIiIb the p u i^ ie price circled. PHISODERM Cash Re­ cents or |2. Send three box foods off the shelf or out of makes open-face 1 cup c.'ubed cooked beef a Kroger supermarket in members of the family. casserole or Ihyered beef mushroom gravy 6 sauerkraut, rinsed and minutes or until set. This across the scanner. With tronic scanners that will be offer expires June 90, IM l. Expires June 30, 1981. fund. Receive a refund of ,tops for 92 or one box top sandwiches, 6 servings. an Indianapolis suburb, I bake fit into busy work, i/j cup cranberry-orange drained kitchen-tested recipe Combine soup, cheese, my purchases several feet appearing in more and Clip ‘n’ file refunds NEO-SYNEPHRINE II 75 cents or $1.50. For 75 for so cents from any size sour cream and pepper In noticed that electronic school or club'activities, relish Keulipn 4!asitpralr makes 6 to 8 servings. away and blocked from more supermarkets. (Week of Dec. 7) 50-Cent Cash Refund. Send cents, send the required re­ or sizes of the following In bowl, combine gravy, scanners had been in­ without cutting back on 6 servings sliced cooked 2-quart casserole, arrange view, it was almost im­ The display screen Health products (File 11> the required refund form fund form plus the Univer­ Bausch and Lomb soft con­ Pizza and sauce 1 ca n (lOtk ounces eggs and milk. In buttered I.uyrred lli-rf Hake alternate layers of stalled at each checkout turkey counter. Surprisingly, the possible for me to see the [should he pointed directly A) plus the Universal Product sal Product Code from one tact lens products: Sterile each day’s nutritional chicken gravy 2-quart shallow baking dish 1 can (10 Vi ounces) con­ potatoes, beef and soup t u p ^ r 6 slices toast a screens that display the individual price markings at the shopper. And H Cnip out this file and keep Code from one of the 5-ounce hox of PhlsoDerm. Preserved Saline Solution, It’s bowl-game fever oregano, basil, salt and needs. Serve with milk and 6 eggs, slightly beaten (12-by-8-by-2 inches), densed cream of mixture. Cover; bake at 6 pineapple rin ^ arrange alternate layers of price of each item and to compare them with should he easy to read un­ It with similar cash-off following Long-Acting Neo- For $1.50, send the form Sterile Dally Cleaner, time. And, It’s always a pepper. Stirring oc­ fresh fruit for youngsters. '/a cup milk mushroom soup 375-degrees for 1 hour Un­ Mark«t In saucepan, combine bread, cheese, ham and purchased appeared to the numbers that flashed der all ligh ti^ conditions coupons — beverage re­ Synephrine II products: plus the UPC from one 9- Sterile Lens Lubricant, dash to the kitchen casio n ally , slthm er 30 9 slices rye bread, cut in 1 cup shredded Cheddar cover; bake 15 minutes These are also easy dishes gravy and relish. Heat; stir sauerkraut, beginning and have been turned to face on the display screen. — even afternoon sunlight fund offers with beverage Nasal Spray, Vapor Spray, or 16-ounce box of Sterile Disinfecting Solu­ between plays and at half­ minutes or until thickened. 1-inch pieces (about 7 cheese more or until done. This to rtiake for spur-of-the- occassionally. Meanwhile, cups) ending with bread. Pour the cashier rather than the And t|iat wasn’t all. Shopp»rj streaming through the big coupons, for example. Adult Nose Drops, PhisoDerm. Expires Dec. tion. Expires June 1981. time to round up snacks to This kitchen-tested recipe ''2 cup sour cream kitchen-tested reeipe Children’s Nose Drops. 31 1981. moment guests. arrange turkey on toast; 1 cup shredded Swiss egg mixture over all. shopper. After items were scanned, front windows of the store. Start collecting the ne^ed BA YER CHILDREN’S keep the all-day munchers makes about 3 cups. Generous dash of pepper makes about 6 ' 2 cups. B Ilol Tlirkpv top with pineapple. Serve A few minutes later, the cashier pushed them The shopper should be proofs of purchase while Offer is not good on the TYLENOL $1 Refund CHEWABLE ASPIRIN happy. cheese Cover; refrigerate 6 hours 4 cups thinly sliced servings. Offer. Send the required with several items in my behind the check-writing able to get a clear view of looking for the required re­ trial size. Elxpires Dec. 31, Cash Refund. Box 1490, For a more filling in- PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR shopping cart, 1 got into the shelf where they were each item as it Is passed fund forms at the super­ 1981. refund form, the entire out­ Watertown, Mass. 02172. between-games meal, whip ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! check-out line to take a hidden from my view. oyer the scanner. And the market, in newspapers and PEPTO-BISMOL- er carton from 50-capsule Receive a $1 refund. Send up your own pizza. Here is 1 asked other shoppers if scanner should be close magazines, and when CHLORASEPTIC Half- Extra Strength Tylenol both end flaps from two a basic pizza dough and closer look at bow the new How can shoppers deter­ the location of the display enough to the shopper that trading with friends. Price Offer. Receive a re­ plus a register receipt with packages of Bayer tomato pizza sauce to rival equipment was arranged at mine if their purchases are the counter. screen made it difficult for the price on each package Offers may not be fund equal to half the the purchase circled. Children's Chewable that of any from a take-out being record^ correctly If WHEN PENNIES COUNT As shoppers prepared to them to see the prices of can be easily read. available in all areas of the purchase price of Pepto- Expires March 31, 1981. Aspirin. That's a total of pizza parlor. they must stand several WALOBAUM’S check out, they left their the items they were The shopper should also country. Allow 10 weeks to Bismol and-or Chlorasep- UNICAP Refund Offer. four flaps. Expires June 30, You can make several In feet from the scanner? If purchasing. They all con­ be able to pick up an item receive each refund. tic. Send the required re­ Receive a 50-cent refund. 1981. advance if you’ve invited a shopping carts at the front their vision is obscured by of the counter opposite the firmed that it did. after scanning to see that it CONTAC JR. Refund fund form, the portion of Send the required refund GAVISCON $1 Refund, large gathering. Once COUNT ON FOOD MART! the register-control panel? PRICES EFFECTIVE THRCUGH SATURDAY, DEC. 13 electronic scanner. Then In response to my in­ has been correctly rung up. Offer. Receive a $1 refund. the front lahel(s) or carton form plus the circle with P.O. Box NB-885, El Paso, baked, they freeze well and If the display screen is quiries, Kroger assured me These are basic rights to Send the required refund end flap(s) showing the the name “Unicap” from merely need reheating. If Food Mart they walked several feet turned away from them? Texas 79977. Send the U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF forward to a chest-high that its policy is to face the which all shoppers in this form plus the front panels size from the Pepto-Blsmol the front of any 90-count or there are teen-agers in the QUALITY STAINLESS And if their purchases are labels containing expira­ shelf, it was from there display screen toward the electronic age are entitled. from two 4-ounce boxes or liquid or tablets and-or larger package of Unicap tion dates and control house, dragoon them into STEEL BOWLS then hidden behind a chest- 1 SEVEN HANDSOME PIECES IN ALL' that they observed their shopper and that the situa­ Refund o f the day one 8-ounce box of Contac Chloraseptic liquid or vitamins. Expires April 30, your ’’pizza parlor” when Boneless high shelf? numbers from two bottles Sturdy bowls in popular sizes Easy to dean purchases being tallied. tion I had encountered Write to the following ad­ Jr. Expires Dec. 31, 1981. lozenges plus a register 1981. of 100 Gaviscon Tablets tlley want this all- FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER This was the closest I tarnish proof dishwasher safe New feature (They could also use the would be investigated. dress to receive the form DRISTAN NASAL MIST receipt with the purchase Bonus! These offers plus a register receipt with American favorite to serve Bottom Round each week have ever come to being t h is WEEKS f e a t u r e s shelf for writing checks, A few days later, I required by this $I refund 50-C!ent Coupon. Send the price(s) circled. don’t require forms: their friends. Top with Seedless Red & White pushed through a check-out the purchase prices which is what Kroger says received a letter from offer: Durkee Famous required refund form, both Chloraseptic 1.5-ounce BAUSCH AND LOMB circled. Expires June 30, your favorite mushrooms, or Top Round 1V2QT. BOWL I 3QT. BOWL line wearing a blindfold. it is there for.) Audrey M cCafferty, Foods. 900 Union end flaos from anv carton. spray is excluded from the Rebate Offer. Box NB-732, 1981. onions, green peppers, GRAPEFRUIT USDA As 1 stood at that shelf, 1 Kroger's manager of Italian hot or sweet * 1 . 1 9 I * 2 . 1 9 CHOICE ______WITH EACH '3 00 PURCHASE realized that my first public information. She sausage or pepperoni. ROAST observation upon entering said I had p ro b a b ly WB’re keeping the cost Piiza experienced my problem FOR USDA CHOICE the store had been correct. Homestead 1 package active dry NEW YORK STYLE DELI! The display screen was because 1 had been stan­ of a good education down yeast Boneless Rounde#) facing the cashier, not the ding where the bagger nor­ COLONIAL 1 cup warm water (105 U.S. EXTRA FANCY VIRGINIA BRAND mally stands. FlTVK&WACiiXAUi^ Cookware * . i * 0 3 Rump Roast lb Z . U a SALAD shopper CGPPCR CLAO tTAINUEM 9TW B. degrees to 115 degrees) SMOKED To see the prices on the IVE\V KMTCI jOPKDU 3 to 3W cups unsifted “Washington State” Fresh Pork Loin USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS SALE display screen, 1 had to No way! As a veteran flour GLAZED POTATO lean over the chest-high supermarket shopper. 1 Complete 1 teaspoon sugar Top Round HAM COLE SLAW certainly know where the Available im w Red & Golden CENTER CUT shelf, bending my head Your Set! 1 teaspoon salt London Broil SLICED TO ORDER MACARONI or sharply to the left bagger is supposed to V4 cup com oil PORK CHOPS 52.69 GERMAN POTATO This Week: ly. 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Blend 2 clear W cup water dishes from the rich their pound cake recipes to Nut Bourbon Cake uses packets of cake mix and W cup dairy sour cream treasury of America's folk America, the rich, moist bourbon to accent the pop- remaining cake In­ Vt cup bourbon and regional traditions. cakes have starred at ular date-nut combination, gredients as low speed un­ V4 cup margarine or holiday buffets and as par- An especially moist cake All these recipes are con- , Miutiin' til moistened. Beat 2 butter, softened tributed by southern ty desserts. Over the that keeps well. Date Nut minutes at medium speed 3 eggs Georgians who took part in years, good cooks have Bourbon Cake can be baked (portable mixer at highest 1 cup chopped dates the Smithsonian's 1980 worked out a number of a day or two In advance, speed). Pour into prepared W cup chopped nuts Festival of American variations of the classic Just cover tightly to store, pan. Bake at 325 depees Folklife this fall in the cake. Two that are es- This flavorful cake needs for 45 to 55 minutes or until Heat oven to 325 degrees nation's capital. pecially suitable at this no frosting or glaze, so it’s toothpick inserted in F. Generously grease 12- time of year are Eggnog less sw eet than most Hot Mulled inr center comes out clean. cup Bundt pan. In large 1 pint light red wine Pound Cake and Date Nut desserts, a pleasant change During last 10 minutes of bowl, blend 2 clear packets ' l l 4 cloves Bourbon Cake. for guests tired of too baking, combine topping of cake mix and remaining 1 piece cinnamon stick As a plus during this hec- many holiday sweets. packet with sugar In small ingredients except dates 2 slices fresh lemon tic time, these variations Eggnog Pound Cake saucepan; add remaining and nuts at low speed until Sugar (optional) both begin with a 244k oz. 1 pkg. Plllsbury Pound topping ingredients. Stir moistened. Beat 2 minutes pound cake mix, for a big Put the ingredients in a Cake Supreme Bundt Cake over medium heat until at medium speed (portable cake that is quicker and stainless steel saucepan Mix mixture comes to a boil. mixer at highest speed). easier to prepare than and heat the mixture until 1 cup half-and-half Remove from heat. Fold in dates and nuts. "scratch” versions. Vi cup water It gets foamy. Remove Immediately after cake is Pour into prepared pan. V4 cup margarine or removed from oven, pour from heat before it boils Eggnog Pound Cake lets butter, softened half of sauce mixture Bake at 325 degrees for and serves in cups. When your guests enjoy two using a glass or crystal ■ki teaspoon nutmeg around edge of cake in pan. 50 to 60 minutes or until favorite holiday foods in 1 teaspoon rum extract cup. pour the wine over a Minnie PnrI Brown of Tifion, G r, if renowned for her bakinfi producif which include Cool upright on cooling toothpick in s e rte d in one. You simply add the 3 eggs rack 10 minutes; invert center comes out clean. silver teapoon to prevent sweet pouio pie. made from a recipe learned years ago from her mother-in-law. eggnog flavors of cream, Topping: onto serving plate and Cool upright on cooling the cupi from cracking nutmeg and rum to the Kreat*l of Wal your taste. Cover with V4 cup sugar brush or spoon remaining rack alraut 25 minutes; in­ simmering sauce. Add this a delicious pepper jelly pound cake mix. An easy *k cup margarine or vert onto serving plate. or ( liirkcn in water, bring to a boil and mixture and mushrooms to which she uses as a sauce glaze Is poured over the sauce on cake. Store tight­ butter ly covered . 16 servings. Cool completely. Sprinkle For a delicious holiday treat, try Eggnog years, moist cakes have graced holiday W hile W inr Sauce cook half an hour to an remaining sauce and bring for meats, though she says Maris Agncr of Fiiigcrald, Ga.. demonstraied winemaking P*lt*y Miller of Sylvester, Gi., recommends pepper jelly u ■ cake while it's still in the 2 tablespoons water I)ale-Nul Bourbon Cake or sift topping packet over Pound Cake and Date Nut Bourbon Cake. For buffets and are served as party desserts. 1 pound breast of veal or hour until done. Set meat to a boil. Boil for 30 she's discovered recently ai the Fesiival rf American Fulklife in Washington. D.C. lively •ccompuiimeni to holidiy meat dishn. pan, warm from the oven. V4 teaspoon rum extract I pkg. Plllsbury Pound top of cake. Store tightly chicken aside that "the young people like seconds, stirring constant­ 1 cup chopped bell Mix vinegar, peppers, eluding apple preserves center. As to what kinds of While early pound cake Heat oven to 325 degrees Cake Supreme Bundt Cake covered. 16 servings. 3 tablespoons butter To prepare white sauce, ly. Remove from heat and it with cream cheese on peppers sugar and salt and boil 20 and com relish. But, Mrs. 4 tablespoons flour use a stainless steel pies and cakes she can stir in lemon juice. Correct crackers" Mrs. Miller got 3 ch o p p ed b a n a n a minutes. Add Certo and Brown, who has 63 bake, Mrs. Brown says, Potato, cranberry casserole 1 cups broth from saucepan. Melt butter, stir the seasoning. Add meat the recipe from "Mother peppers, with all seeds cook 10 minutes. You can grandchildren, 18 great­ "You name it, I make it!" Layered Sweet Potato meat in flour, pour in broth and and simmer 30 seconds. Miller 30 years ago" and removed add a few drops of green or grandchildren and one Make toffee crunch at home sprinkle with V4 cup brown Vi cup chopped walnuts bananas (3 medium) Using 9-inch pie crusts, and Cranberry ‘4 cup dry white wine wine gradually, beating Serve with noodles or serves the jelly on special Ml cup hot peppers, yellow food coloring. Pour sugar. Dot with butter and 2 tablespoons melted 3 eggs, slightly beaten great-great-grandchild, is Mrs. Brown gets four pies Casserole ‘ 2 egg yolks with whisk. Bring sauce to rice. For a more elegant occasions — Christmas and chopped >»to hot pint jars. Makes 6 T o ffe e Is a h ard amount of mixture dropped sprinkle W cup cranberries butter or margarine 1 cup evaporated milk or also renowned for her from this recipe, which she 2 teaspoons lemon juice a boil. Reduce heat and dish, cut the meat into Blaster dinners, barbecue, 6 Ml cups sugar ^ 8 pints. baking skills. Her sweet sweetmeat or confection into cold water separates ''I 4 large sweet potatoes over the top. Cover with 1 tablespoon brown sugar light cream learned years ago from her that comes in many guises. Dash of white pepper simmer for a couple of smaller pieces and serve in church socials. She has ‘-k teaspoon salt Minnie Pearl Brown of potato pie is just one of into threads which are Ml cup packed light remaining sweet potatoes, 4k teaspoon cinnamon 1 unbaked 9-inch pastry mother-in-law, Della T. Often, it Is made with puts, Mushrooms 1 optional I minutes. Beat the egg shells or over toast won numerous prizes at IMk cups apple cider T ifto n , G a ., show ed many kinds of pies and hard but not brittle. brown sugar sprinkle with V4 cup brown shell Cut the meat into serving yolks with a fork in a small Hookp. candied fruit or coconut Pour onto prepared N . sugar, add remaining Mix all ingredients in a Peggy Miller from country fairs for this tasty vinegar festival visitors her special cakes she bakes for sale hweel Polalo Pie 2 tablespoons butter or In large bowl, mix sugar, pieces and place in pot. bowl, then mix with a added. But the classic is cookie sheets. Spread with cranberries and pour small bowl. Sylvester, Ga., another treat 1 6-ounce bottle Certo or techniques for canning after working five hours a 6 medium sweet potatoes margarine flour, salt, cinnamon, Add salt, depending on sm all am ount of the basically a sugary confec­ greased spatula to cover orange juice over all. festival participant, makes IV|>|)rr Jelly other gelling agent fruits and vegetables, in- day at a local daycare Mk pound butter 1 cup fresh cranberries Banana Pumpkin Pir ginger, nutmeg and cloves. tion, plain, with no added entire surface. Cool a few Cover and bake in 350 3 Vk cups sugar 4k cup fresh orange juice Stir in pumpkin, bananas, frills, other than perhaps minutes until a film forms degree oven 45 minutes. 4k cup packed dark Dash nutmeg another flavoring such as on top. Using a sharp knife, Place sweet potatoes in Uncover, distribute Walnut brown sugar eggs and evaporated milk. 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Menus______PMM SlU 4T nEHnST Of 302 MW ST. H H I U Psychiatrist seeks permit for adolescent center M nnnhttM titT Friday: Breaded baked grinder, ham and pickle on chocolate. oatmeal and peanutbutter Read the small print and you will see that many stores adver­ MANCHESTER - A local pqr- ficate of Need to establish the center would provide therapy tor with counselors and managers of the fish, cocktail sauce, potato white bread; or stuffed Friday: Juice, donut. chocolate cookies. Friday; Dr. Jamshid Marvastl has applied Marvastl said Monday the center tise 17 to 20 Ih. Pork Loina. Our customers and meatmen think at 1S9 Blast Center Street. The center adolescents and adults for several Community Child Guidance Clinic Cafeteria menus which, puffs, stewed tomatoes, tomato and chicken salad, milk, Grilled cheese sandwich, chlatrist leeks to Mtabllxh a private you get better meat and more for your money in the 14 and down to the Health Systems Agency of would be an expansion of his present would begin with about 12 patients, hours a day, rather than the usual here. will be served Dec. 15-19 at «>•« rice pudding, T u esd ay : M eatb all minestrone soup, cole day treatment center for adoleicenta loins we feature here at Pinehurst ... less waste ... Just the right on Bait Center Street. North Central Connecticut for a Cert- offices. and perhaps expand. The center hour session. There are psychiatric day treat­ Manchester Public Schools w hole w h e a t b re a d , grinder, buttered mixed . a slaw, peaches. ment centers in New Britain. are as follows: m argarine, skim milk, vegeUbles, chilled pineap- \rUl8lOnOUry sised chop. Marvastl said the center would probably treat post-hospitalized Willimantic, and Hartford, according Monday: Hamburg patty coffee or tea. pie, peanut butter cookie or am to Marvastl. But he added these on a roll, golden french The menu is subject to salami and cheese on rye * “ Center Cut (eny thickness) patients who are not ready to re­ 3 In 1 Combo centers'had waiting lists. fries, buttered carrots or change or banana split salad, ** * ^ ’ South MACC reveals seasonal basket needs enter active society. green beans, milk and „ , W ednesday: T urkey fries, wax beans, Large Family or tions at Thanksgiving produced an children. At its Nov. 13 meeting the HSA “I would like a small, intense MANCHESTER - Two hundred ference is still 59 baskets short of its treatment center,” he said. freezer special abundance of cans of soups and "The most expensive item is the reviewed Marvasti’s application and peanut-raisin cup BoltOn cutlet on roll with lettuce, ^ Windsor and five Christmas baskets are goal. An increase of Manchester Tuesday: Grape juice, p , masfied potatoes and T u e s d a y . B aked vegetables. meat,” said Mrs. Carr. “With ham found it incomplete. He said he is Whole keen PO M CHOPS 4 * 1 * * needed to assist low income famlUee Of the households still to be taken Memorial’s psychiatric cheese pizza, M L\ad. Elementary gravy, orange wedges, “ usage, w ^ p e d potato, However, fruit, fruit juice, pud­ and beef so expensive, we are looking working on it for presentation within 12'A to 13 lb. In Manchester this year, announced care of, 18 are elderly; 14 are dis­ ward, from 26 to 36 beds, was ap­ milk and oeanut butter Monday: Cheeseburgers, peanut butter with saltines carrots, schoolmade mui- All school* dings, protein foods (peanut .butter, at small turkey, roasting chickens the next several months. The agency PORK ROAST Nancy Carr, director of the abled; and 27 are families. Of the proved last spring by the HSA. The cookies baked b ean s, c h ip s, or bologna and cheese applesauce or fresh PORK LOIN tuna, hashes, stews, etc.) and cereal and turkey rolls to provide the must award the CON before Mar- Monday: Hamburger or Manchester Area Conference of families for whom MACC hopes to approval was included in the Wednesday Vegetable chocolate fluff. grinder or tuna on white or cheeseburger on bun, Rib 'A about 5 to 6 lbs. products are still badly needed, as traditional meal." vasti can establish the center. lb. n . 4 9 Churches. provide baskets, four of them are hospital’s expansion plans. During souD bologna and cheese Tuesday: Tomato soup, ham meat salad. W ^nesday: Spaghetti french fries, cole slaw, well as fresh fruits and vegetables. Elach of the 205 baskets will include Through the CON the agency reviews The figure was determined after a families with six members or more. the CON hearings, the agency com­ - sandwich, potato chips, grilled cheese sandwiches, Thursday: Pizza with with meat sauce, salad applesauce with cookie. will cut 10 to 12 lb. Cocoa mixes, puddings, and Jell-os a gift for each child in the family, or and decides what medical facilities *1s39 meeting with area social workers. Christmas baskets include not only missioners questioned whether the milk and chilM pears. french fries, peanuts and meatsauce, tossed salad, gre e n s , ye a s t ro lls , center chops and are particularly nice treats lor low In the case of elderly and disabled are needed to avoid duplication. Tuesday: Turkey pot pie N r k ro a st With 146 baskets pledged by local the “fixings” for a Christmas dinner treatment center was needed here. with biscuit, mashed 2 small roasts or as Income elderly, as well as fruit, persons, a special Christmas treat. Marvastl said his proposal com­ Thursday: Spaghetti chilled peaches or turkey Loin 'A churches, schools, organlxatlons, and but enou^ food to stretch over a plies with town zoning and fire or­ The hospital’s treatment center is with meat sauce, garden Wednesday: Lasagnaisagna grinder, or stuffed tomato potato, broccoli, cranberry you request.... which everyone loves, particularly Anyone wishing to “adopt” a per­ concerned individuals, the con­ week. The community food collec­ dinances. Obstacles remaining are not geared toward a specific age, but salad, garlic bread, butter, "'*1" jneatsauce, mixed |r>i*e|l wUh.yith cottage cheese stuffing, whipped potato, sauce, frosted cake. 5 to 6 lb s ...... lb. *1 .5 9 son or family for Christmas sharing Freeze wrap all the CON, Marvastl said, and a letter accommodates all the hospital’s milk and jello with topping vegetables, lUlian bread, Friday Bologna and cranberry Wednesday: Bologna, I t urged to call the MACC office at chilled fruit. sauce. Christmas cake. or part. n n itin tt ------,64^2093. Checks may be mailed to of need. patients. The day treatment center is Fridayrnuav Oven-frieduvcii-iiicu . „ . . . cheese grinder, corn, p - iho.,. salami and cheese g rii^ r, included in the two-story mental lettuce and tomato, potato Loin Portion Public records. Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, Marvastl said he had spoken with chicken, cranberry sauce. Thursday :'^ Fruit juice, baked beans, fruit crisp or cheese ^ hrncm ii Manchester Memorial Hospital of­ health addition, according to hospital chips, pickle, peaches. about 3*<^lba...... ib. *1.49 Warranly deeds Herman M. Frechette, nier and Nancy A. Four­ L. Botticello, property at Manchester, Connecticut 06040. whipped potato, buttered and cheese pizza, salami and cheese grinder. wrpnH ninpnnnU nr fronh ficials, but working more closely spokesman Andrew Beck. peas, bread and butter. g®*®!**' with chicken salad on roll or an- j ' P “ PPl® or fresh Thursday: Baked ham H. James Sheetz, Morton Albert R. Martin, Gerald nier, property at 148 B1 197-199 Center St. milk and Christmas cake topping. tipasto with tuna. with pineapple sauce, D. Bohn Jr.. William G. P. Rothman and Sidney Park Chestnut Con­ Friday: Turkey, gravy, Milk is served with all mashed potato, buttered Our own Sausage meat lb. *1.79... Country Ribs lb. *1.39 W alsh Jr., Daniel J. Green, property in Bower’s dominiums. mashed potatoes, stuffing, meals. Menus are subject carrots, chocolate cup­ Herron and Frances X. Farm, $59,000. (Juit Claim CLASSIFIED ADS; to change without notice. Elderly vegetables and Little Santa Coventry cake. Save 319 on Howard to William A. Blanchard & Rosseto Kenneth G. Sadd to desserts FYiday: Vegetable soup, SWEDISH Ratcliffe and Sandra L. Construction Inc. to Heinz Marie E. Sadd, property in EVERY Menus which will be .411 gehoola STATE RRAND RUHER A. Saur and Ruth A. Saur, South Farms. the FREE cheese and tomato pizza, DAY 4-'/4’s of the finest butter KORV Ratcliffe, property at 120 served Dec. 15-19 at Monday: Cheeseburger, H e b r o n garden salad, chocolate Oak Grove St., |74,000. property at-^18 Wilfred Donna R. Madigan to AND Mayfair and Westhill East Hartford (Captain .Nathan Hale), hot and peanut cluster cookies. i b .M . 7 9 Richard J. Stevenson and Road, $56,900. Dennis J. Madigan, $15,000 m oney IN Gardens to Manchester dog, buttered com niblets. Elementary Morrell Ham Elem entary Carol Ann Stevenson to Blanchard A Rossetto and property at 44 Gardner MANY' residents 60 or older, are french fries, applesauce. M onday: R a v io li U.S.D.A. choice Construction Inc. to St. KNIFE SHARPENING .Monday Hot dog on roll, U W OF LUKES MtUCtniE Robert T. Mereweather WAYS as follows ,___ . , . . Tuesday Spaghetti with casserole, com, peaches. RIB ROAST BEEF and Bene E. Mereweather, William R. Milne and David Demers to Grace m aker Saturday, December 13, 9 ” a.m.-2 p.m. Monday Chicken Vernon french fries, chilled cm- rneat sauce, tossed salad, Tuesday: Juice, cheese rb. 6 9 * Each Holiday we property at 16S Tanner St., Cynthia R. Milne, property L Demers, property at 40 One Day Only vegetable soup, chili con namon applesauce Italian bread, chilled pizza, cole slaw, fruit. All schools $65,500. at 20 Wilfred Road, $54,900. DD Green Manor Road. came, rice, tossed salad, Tuesday Meatloaf with peaches Wednesday: Sloppy Joes, receive hundreds of Philip J. Carpenter and Wilfred Miller to Henry 643-2711 m e THE B U TtH E ft Monday: Chicken and Elf Herring in Wine Sauce Vernon Street Corpora­ dressing,...... n- - apricots r ------Wednesday Chicken mashed potatoes, peas, gravy, buttered rice, orders for this Terrie D. Carpenter, . ® Puts on a Chicago Cutlery 12 oz. Jar '1.69 tion to Ruth N. Sieffert and 0 saltines. margarine, skim 'egewDies. cnillM pmeap- soup, peanut butter and jel- cake with frosting, mixed vegetables, whole famous KORV for Alfred W. Sieffert Sr., property at 168-170 Hilliard Knife Demonstration. Come in milji^offee or tea P*®- buHcred dirmertroll, ly sandwich, cheese wedge, Thursday: Tacos, lettuce wheat bread and butter, Elf Herring in Cream Sauce pick up holiday property off Knollwood St., $72,000. *CHRISniUS« ancj see how a knife Is used by uesday : Baked chicken, peanu^t buUer cookie ' Robertson and Grammar and to m ato es, potato peaches. 12 oz. iar *1.69 week. Lance K. Cloutier and 'gravy, buttered shells, red ...... 643-4llil.___ Road, $30,634. Rug Doctor. c professional — so sharp It ...... - ...... -- W^nesday Hot turkey a p j meat and cheese rounds, com, pudding with Tuesday: Pork patties, John Thomas Chapin and Jill E. CToutier to Gerard beets, ice cream, wheat -sandwich with gravy. sanHwirh lanansco otuio Sara Lee Raspberry Coffee Cake *1.18 cuts paperl Chicago Cutlery — ...... sandwich. Japanese style topping. applesauce, buttered diced Sandra Chapin to Peter F. O'Brien and Deborah bread, margarine, skim whipped sweet potatoes, vegetables, cupcake Hale Carnation Shrimp lb. *4.59 potato, buttered peas, Wojtyna and Donna Lee Deutsch, property at 32 TREES Makes house calls a lasting gift of quality. orange wedges, peanut — Friday: Fried chicken, Gold Medal or Pillsbury Four 5 Ibt. 999 Don I seme tor lass Rug Doctor has milk, coffee or tea Thursday Cook's choice. bread and butter, Wojtyna, property at 9 Strong St., $58,000. a t the Limit three hnfvee per cuetomer Wednesday Pork chops butler with saltines rice pilaf, green beans. (he machine that will sadsfy an your T. , T, Friday Juice, pizza. . . , j , strawberry fluff with top­ Sballowbro^ Lane. Levitt (Construction Co. carpel cleaning needs around trie with pan gravy, mashed Thursday Pizza with tosst-d salad, gelatin with dessert, ping. Inc. to Reinaldo Rodriguez home and oHice meat sauce, lopped with topping G erard Harvey and SHOW SPECIAL potato, green beans Wednesday: Meat loaf and Rosemarie Rodriguez, applesauce, rye bread cheese, tossed salad Rha m Theresa Harvey to Stephen Rent The Rug Doctor, and gravy, mashed W. Patterson and Roberta property in Pine Acres CORN All Sets 2 0 % OFF margarine, skim milk, chilled peaches KohertHon breakfast Monday: Chicken pattie, potatoes, whole kernel com Terrace, $59,900. today at: T Friday Bologna and PINEHURST GROCERY INC. B. Patterson, property at coffee or tea ,, , „ . , shells and sauce, wax bread and butter, Marion P. Gilmore and InsMaOutlat AH Open Stock 1 0 % OFF Thursday: Roast turkey cheese grinder with let- Monday Fruit, cereal, ^eans, applesauce. 96 Walker St. pineapple. Thursday: Dana M. Brown and Emerson S. Gilmore to 1111 ToNandTunefta 3” Paring Knife g O A A rag. *6.99 candied sweet potatoes. "*®® tomato, baked T . , c- 1 Tuesday: Spaghetti with Tuesday Juice, English „ „ , Juice, salami grinders, George T. Panella and CRIB RadflaMllantalCaiitar mixed vegetables, whole heans, hot fruit crisp Shirley A. Brown to John 225 Buckland SI. V a O w i day only muffin, peanut butter, hot homemarte low-salt fwtato chips, fruit Robbie and Mary C. Rob­ Louise C. Panella, proper­ 11 TotandTuneO* cranberry s'auce . South Windsor chocolaterh,v.niat» homemade roll, fresh fruit. cup, cookie. bie, property at 104 ty on Blast Center Street, ManclMStn WaUDMiar and Paiiit Neopolitan ice cream. ' Wednesdav ncuoes Fruit, waf Wednesday: Hamburg Friday: Soup, tuna salad M T . V E R M IN $65,272.50. -OPEN- MANCHESTER HARDWARE Christmas cookies. Monday Hut dog on roll, pizza, garden salad, orange Meadow Lane. WEEKDAYS 1-7 P.M. ISSW.MMdbTunetka on roll, french fries, Park Chestnut Enter­ Park Chestnut Enter­ iTTHWnaL a n H T ft Ftm hrtkiIw d lla* ■ . juice bar. WEEKENDS 9-7 P.M. snowflake roll, margarine, french fries, chilled Thursdav tomato wedges, apple crisp prises to Richard W. Stein, prises to Ronald J. Four­ Taylor RmtalCantar Mon-Sat l!30-5:30 Thufo. Wl 9 P.M. skim milk, coffee or tea applesauce or tuna with topping. DAIRY STORES ______laacwiirtt______.scrambled eggs, toas“t! "hoi b a S ' S i s , ^ c o lf s K .' property at 128 A2 Park B 244 Broad St. 690 HarMord Rd. C b t^ u t Condominiums. Manchester Manchester Park Chestnut Enter­ RETCHER GLASS CO. [Tcnvi* prises to J. Yusaf Elssack, olMANCtCtTCn, property at 145 B2 Park 0 »«Y IS fM n W fi»»naaf Chestnut Condominiums. COMPLETE AUTO GLASS ftERVICE Park Chestnut Enter­ WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITUflE prises to J. Yusuf Essack, property at 143 B2 Park MlRROR.

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p x i SINGER GIVES 306 E. CENTER. MANCHESTER If you were a depositor as of Nov 4, does not obligate you to buy any stock VDUA’IOOST; 1980. you have received a proxy card Furthermore, after the conversion, your enabling you to vote on the plan to con­ savings will continue to earn the same vert Heritage Savings from the mutual rate of inferest and Cdrry insurance cov­ TOWARD N form of capitalization to the stock form erage up to S I 00,000 by the Federal The Board of Directors of Heritage Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation i voted unanimously in favor of this step The Board and Management urge you CLOTHES. Decause we believe it will pave the way to vote promptly by returning your proxy to a future in which Heritage can serve its in person or by mail to any office of communities with new and expanded Heritage Savings. iumiemie miw- services And we believe that is progress. We recommend that you vote yes for A sale like this can Your vote is very important, particular­ the conversion It’s a vote for progress ly since failure to vote has the same ef­ save you from paying the high price of store-bought fect as a vote against the plan clothes. Because home-sewn' Bear in mind that voting for the plan clothes are still less expensive. //iiiiom H Hale, Presioent And sewing your own D rape For further Information about the on a Singer* machine like plan, or to obtain another proxy the Creaiive Touch Fashion* This Chrislnias, the Manchester Area Council quests lhai all gifts be unwrapped and card, please phone 649-4516. machine model 1030 is Yourself of Churches is collecling gifts for kids and deposilcd in gift rcceplaclcs located ai Ihe Mam J practically effortless. Not only elderly persons who are less forlunale than the Office ol Heritage Sasings and loan, or the does it save you 5100 off its rest of us. Hut in order to make Christmas a KMarl olfice. SMiil* iM dkM modd S33- wUh 6 buiU-ia regillar price, but it saves happier lime for these iridividuals we base lo Kemcnrber — gismg is ihe best Christmas fkihaiiimflMi.Stilcll you time with convenient in Gold tradition of ihern all Your giff will mean piltmu ndwini i ask you for help. features like a Flip & Sew* so much 10 lhai young or old person who has MiMhUdi. ii|-u|. Sffl/E panel, 1-siep buiionholer Now you can choose The eonlribulion of any gill you may wish lo Heritage Savings stnidi ilitcti. from the finest crafted give will be very welcome. The Council just re­ so lillle. Im-Hm aid fionl and many more. links In 7’ to 36" ilrap-in boUMi $ 7 0 = fliere's no doubt that & Im n . \ssociation • Since IH 9I NW ONLY (179 99. lengths. Our 14 karat scwni mKhiM motW this sale will save you gold collection features 6110-1 frat'iriTi m«chiM wrth L2 dothes-money. The ouesiion the latest open link r buiH in f^ion* and Htti Stitch* Heritage Savings ^ IMn oniM; w ? Vkjir stiee' Moncnejiw 649 4M* . XA4ofl o m t M : S p w ic * M o n c h « l« 649 3C07 here is, how much will it status chains for him or pinams Ptustbuilt-in cost if you miss it';' lor her. SO..H1 ' toRond omc*: Route 196.’’/. mile »ul6 o( i-86 Exit 99 872.7387 buttonhoier and front drop-m Loan. \s.'HK iation ■ Sim v /SW Joom wmOKN om c. 29 Oomor.o RrxM 644.2484 . Moneymoike) In Food Nlart: Wetl M«Mle lum p*# in me Monenedet Porkode bobbin MM0Niyi?69»9 kkm eym ottet In tegNond Rom E4anie<: HioMona SHeoi M onchoilei THE SINGER STORE WHERE SAVING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE % iam and Miln Offke: 1007 Main Street, Manchester 649-4586 K-Min Office: Spencer Street, Manchester 649-3007 i » "Mace Ye,* TntW la U j l ik.DI«»ad$pMMtm" I Four cofTvciueru ciedM piMu kmUMc 10 quiUlwd cuMomcn I *ATfAdcmirti o(The S i^ r CompAny PrK*i credii ptma opootyit n pAftmpxinj dedett MANCIMBTm PAIIKADa • asa-esit elM vaanow. awaTot plaza. weaTPASMa, siMsauav 2 0 - EVENING HERALD, Wtd.. Dec. 10, I960 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. 10. 1980 — 21 EFFECTIVE H oip WMtad I t PART TIME - Earn extra Region------SELF money while the kldi are In ichool. telephone Solicita­ tion. E. Hartford company. A MEDICATION good telephone voice and die- HEALTH CONTROL Qon M jn ^ i. Hours 9 a.m. to 1 Transfer site opposition lodged p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. SelTmedication It being viewed, ttudied and recog­ through t r i. , 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., HOI,TO> - One of the Theater is also a right-of- new facility will convert now. has an 18 foot right-of-way. nized at a vita) component Mrs. Wllllami, 56M99S. • Call 643-2711 -)t O ★ d r ' k Call 643-2711 * owners of the right of way way for the town into Freja compacted trash into He said,'"Even now the He said it's unlikely that o f health care all over the into Freja Park has sent a Park and for the public into steam for use by a land could be the site for even two-way traffic of world, notet Dr. Lowell NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ 'W tunities available. Call letter to town officials the state owned Bolton manufacturing company. the biggest item on the passenger vehicles could Levin, Yale Univertity pro- fetaor. Intereetingly, almost collect. (918 ) 482-4»l. 9:00 saying he and the other Notch Pond. Atty John Calvocoressi, town's Grand List and it avoid trespassing and it a.m. to 1:00 p.m. owners of the property are Town officials are one of the owners, said. seems shortsighted to would be expensive to have MAKE A CItO NtfPT opposed to the location of a proposing construction of a "You may be assured that depreciate its value." a flagman maintain one­ RNS/LPNS - Creitfleld Con­ WITM A LETTER FROM valescent Home. Manchester. transfer station at the transfer station at Freja the property (a 20 acre Calvocoressi said it's not way traffic. Calvocoressi physically feasible to use 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent park. Park from which trash parcel. 9 acres of which said the owners are not op­ benefits (or part time and full The entrance to the would be hauled to a new house the theater) w ill not Freja Park for a transfer posed to the Windham SANTA! time employees. Call Mri. Manchester Drive-In facility in Windham. The always be used as it is station since the town only proposal nor to the crea­ Send $1.00 to Santa Grant DNS at 843-5191. ^itrmtts ralJ) tion of a transfer station Claus, .82 Cushman 70 percent of American MECHANIC somewhere else. Drive, Manchester by EXPERIENCED IN all Copies of Calvocoressi's houtohulds have tome medi­ Lack of planners quorum cal reference texta. December 13lh and your phases of truck and auto letter were sent to various repair, gas and diesel. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING • • • child will receive a Letter town officials but those Minimum five years from Santal copies were unsigned and Our appetites' to know experience. Must have own more about taking care of (goMoree by: Mndiestar tools. Start at $7.00 per hour. delays group home request no one seems to know ourselves have prompted the Jr. Wewee'i Club; PToceedi All fringe benefits. For ap­ PHONE 643-2711 BvBy HBAKBAKA AKBAKA RICHMOM) R ICH M O M ) disturbed teen-agersteen-aeers in a large home Rockville NeighborhoodNeighborhoo have where the original letter is. publication of tome 5,000 ■anetlls Menebeelcr pointment. call 080-7506. Mi-rald Keporler on Elm Street, formerly the St. expressed concern about what w ill be Calvocoressi said the different bouka on do*it* Retarded CWzant Houtbig. yourtclf health care. An im­ HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Holp Wonltd 13 Anthony's Nursing Home. done with the apartments and they proposal to build a transfer \FK\ON — Lack of a quorum portant aspect of do-it- NURSES AIDES. Positions The cqmmission needed at least want assurance that these w ill not be station somewhere else ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- PLEASE READ ADVERTISING only two members were present yourself health care, sug­ available on 7-3, 3-11, 11-7 three members present to constitute rented to outsiders or anyone else. and share it with another Keep Smiling 1332. caused the Planning Commission tc gests The Proprietary Associ­ shifts. Good starting wages a quorum Houle said it was the first Members of the association, at a town is attractive. ation. the trade association B e H a p p y YOUR AD DEADLINE postpone a hearing last night on a and benefits. Excellent oppor­ time in 10 years he was unable to recent meeting, also expressed con­ Two Bolton officials met representing the manufac­ request of the Capitol Region Educa tunity to learn nurses aides Cluudlllgd ads art 12:00 noon tha day muster a quorum The commission cern about the amount of recreation with Andover officials turers and distributors of skills. We will provide you tion Council iC R K C i to establish a nonpretcriplion medicines. P sn o n sls takan ovar tha phona bafora publication. has five regular members and should space for the young people and also recently to discuss the with complete orientation in group home on Elm Street. • • * your position, as well as on the aa a convsnlancs. The have three alternates but at the pre- said there are not enough buffers to possibility of building a UNATTACHED? Meet new TEACHER ■ Learning Rockville The trend toward more Disabilities Teacher for ob training. Apply: Riverside Hsfald Is rssponalbla Doadllna for Saturday •sent only has one alternate with two protect from neighboring properties transfer station that could compatible companions in ilealth Care Center. 528-2167. About 2S persons attended the M-lf medication, sayR Dr. E. Manchester area. Lowest Coventry's Middle School. lor only ona incorrset atMl Monday Is 12:00 others to be appointed Association members have asked be used by both towns at William RotenbiTg. of the Conn, Certification required. hearing They were told by W illiam cost, elaborate, confidential WOMAN 18 and over to work Insartkm and than only Noon Friday. The council is asking permission to for assurance that the outward the Andover Disposal Area University of Tennessee, and dignified nationwide Contact: Dr. Nicoletti's office Houle, commission chairman, that u V in plastic manufacturing full house up to 10 youths, plus a live-in appearance of the old home won't be site may be reflected in the system. Free literature. at 742-8913. EOF. to tha aizs ol tha the hearing will have to be deferred and part time shifts. Call 646- couple to supervise and other changed and C R E C officials have Andover First Selectman Food and Drug Act's provi­ Dating of Prestige, original Insarllon. advartlsamant will not until the Jan 13 meeting of the com­ sion that a presciption 2920 between 10:00 a m. and J Russell Thompson said, Williamstown. Mass. 01267. Errors which do not ba corractad by an nd mission necessary staff said they have no plans to make any should not b<> required for a WAITERS AND 4:00 p m. "We listened to what they WAITRESSES, F u llit a Part lasaan tha valuo ol tha ditlonal Insarllon. It will have to be readvertised and To the rear of the mam house there changes. drug if in.4truclions for its FEMALE ROOMMATE is what was formerly a carriage Residents have also asked where had to offer but we didn't safe use can be understood time positions. MusTTbe at NURSES AIDES. Experience all abutters will again hpve to be WANTED in Manchester. Call preferred. Full or part time. the residents of the home w ill attend take any action. At this by the patient without the 649-0792 days or 646-7674 least 18 Years of age. Benefits notified house on the property which has available. Apply. Ground Immediate openings on 3:00 to school and have been told plans are point we don't feel Bolton intervention of a physician. evenings. The education council wants to set three apartments in it Round of Glastonbury. 659- 11:00 p.m. and lf:00 to 7:00 to bus the students fo East Hartford knows in its own mind a m. shifts. Contact Mrs. up the group home for emotionally Members of the Northwest 0162 which way it wants to go." Send Season’s Greetings Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. Kisrsii Thompson said he' □ EMPLOYMENT doesn't know how Andover Probate Notice STATION ATTENDENT To Friends, Neighbors and Relatives NEEDED - Part time. Apply Board votes early closings people would react to Ne/p W »nt9d f3 NOTICE TO CREDtTOHS ESTATE OE ADELBERT MITCHELL in person. Gorins Sport Car, 13 sharing a transfer station With A Herald “Happy Ad.” Help Wtnlod Htip Wantod SECRETARY LONGLEY, SR Route 83, Vernon. with ^Iton He said. "It NOTICES TTw Hon D jvid C Hjppe. Jud|e. of ~ Lost a >d Found MANCHESTER to 110,900, the Court of Probutr. Di.trtrt of Only *2.50 Per Column Inch. HOME HEALTH CARE could go either way " - Pertonala Steno a must, benefits, fee Cove n try at a bearing faeld on for four teacher workshops December S. 1B0O ordered that all Keep Smiling WORKERS urgently needed Bolton will have public - Announcefnents paid. Contemporary Women. d a im i must be preienled to tbe by Manchester Based Agency, ★ nasium and^music room The - EnieMammeiM \M>((\ KK — The Board of Educa­ budget but they were eliminated by hearing on waste disposal Hartford. 527-2141 fiduciary on or before March S. IM l or fie Happy serving 10 towns east of river MEDICAL OFFICE - tion approved adding an additional temperature in the gym w ill be kept the Board of Finance - Auctiona be ba rrH as bv law provided Secretary-Transcriptionist tonight at 8 at the Com­ Oertba E Rappe. Clerit ^ Hero Are Some Suggested Ad Sizes, Plus Prices ^ Part time or full lime, days lour early closing days to the school at 58 degrees day and night The board asked if the town road FINANCIAL only Previous experience as Experience preferred, but not munity Hall Prohale Notice The fiduciary is necessary Will have varied calendar lor teacher workshops at its Mrs Kowalski said the thermostat crew could plow the turnaround but - Bonds-Slocits-Morigages M rs May-Bnlt J Longley PART TIME - Your tel^hone Nurse Aide helpful, but will - Peraonai Loans NOTICE TO CREDITORS W Ireland Drive. and our customers. . Please train. Car essential. Mileage duties of Medical Secreatary meeting Tuesday settings were approved by the school town officials refused. Pinochle winners - Insurance h:STATK OK 'ANNA K JOHANSON Coventry. Conneclirul Part time Phone 646-0670, call 528-6631. reimbursement. Good fringe physician VKHNON — Winners in Th« Hon David C Hsppe. Judgf. of o«2sa between 9:30 and 11:00 The additional early closings yvill The board has made arrangements EMPLOYMENT (hr Court of Probatr. District of 087 11 benefits. Phone 643-9511 be lo r w orkshops in sp e llin g , The temperature in the music with a private contractor to plow the the Vernon Senior Citizens' • Help Wanted Covrnlry at a hearing held on SERVICE STATION EOE. DrermbrV h I960 ordrrM that all DENTAL ASSISTANT for mainstreaming, communications room will be kept at 68 degrees turnaround during and after f’inochle Club Dec. 4 were - Busineta Opporiunilies s ? ATTENDANTS wanted. Part - Situation Wanted claim s must be presented to tbe Vernon office must be plea­ and curriculum review The added during the day and 58 degrees at snowstorms. as follows: fiduciary on or before March &. 1911 or Probate Notice (2x2) time Hours flexible, call 633- EDUCATION be barred as b\ law provided 4155 sant. neat, intelligent, and days will bring the total of teacher night, after 3 p m The resignations of Margaret Mary St. Louis. 615; Ann Rertha E Rappe Clerk Court of Probate. District of ambitious. Four day week, no - Private Instructions Quinn. 595; Louis .Sawyer, The ftductarv is Minchesler Saturdays. Good salary and workshops to 14 The board will have to take money Seaton and David Post were - Scnoois-Ciasses DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST - Attorney thomai M Kablik « NOTICE OF HEARING Join a growing, exciting firm benefits. Reply, P.O. Box Beatrice Kowalski, school board out of its planned budget for a school received. Ms. Seaton was the 594; Gert Eklwards, 592. - inatructions Wanted f>30 Silas Dearie Highway. t:S T A T E O F E D N A F KEATING , aka 10.00 or part time, for Oral ED N A KEATING, dcceaaed • Pleasant telephone voice and 2033, Vernon 06066, Stating Westhersfteld Connecticul (2x3) Surgeon's Office. Vernon Cir­ chairman, said board members felt bus turnaround at the end of Route cafeteria cook-manager and Post High individual scorer to NEAL ESTATE Pursuant to an order of Hon William qualifications and prior work 06109 cle. Previous surgical or den­ general typing skills are a the programs were important so they 316, where it meets the Hebron town was a school bus driver date is Edward Krevsig, - Homes tor Sale 066-11 K FiuGeratd Judge, dated December must. Calf Sue at 289-6618 experience if any. > LotS'Land lor Sale b. I960 a bearing w ill be held on an tal experience required. Send approved the additional days line Both positions will be filled by 705, - Investment Property application praying Uut an mstruAteot resume to Box WW, c/o Monday thru Friday KCR purporting to be Ibe last will and icsta- •1 5 .0 0 CLERK for keeping nursing Board members approved ther­ The board had requested funds for School Superintendent David Cat- - Business Property Manchester Herald Technology Inc. School citizen - Resort Property rnent of u id deceased be admitted to home records in order Full mostat settings for the new gym­ snow plowing the turnaround in its Probate Notice probate as in said application on file tanach Real Estate Wantod IIKBRON - Mark more fully appears at tbe Court of BOOKKEEPER­ time position, thorough orien­ Court of Probate District of MEDICAL SECRETARY, tation and training. Apply in Quattropani. a student at MISC SERVICES Manchester l^obate on December IB. 1960 at W 90 SECRETARY for small but RECEPTIONIST - Services Ottered NtmCE OK HEARING A M fast growing Manchester person, Riverside Healtn Care Rham High School, was Sherrie L Anderson Experienced responsible per­ - Pamting-Papermg ESTATE OF WILLIAM M KEATING, Center, 745 Main St East SR aka W ILLIAM M K EA TIN G aka Am t Clerk ‘ firm Must be experienced in son wanted for secretarial and named Citizen of the Week ' Buildmg-Contracting Hartford Holiday choral concert set W ILLIAM KEA TIN G de<-eased 09&II (1x1) all phases of office receptionist duties in for this week - Rootiog-Siding Pursuant lo an order of W illiam E procedures, or willing to progressive Vernon Der- - Healir>g-Plumbing MAKE CHRISTMAS While a teen-ager. Dr The South Windsor Com­ the chorus w ill perform The recommendation KiUGerald. Judge dated December S. learn. A good aptitude with matolo^ office. Full time sot IH Vt INDOOR - - Flooring I960 a bearing w ill be held on an figures a must. Mnd resume MERRIER Sell Avon' Earn munity Chorus, sponsored holiday music including “ 0 was made by Mrs. Lynn - Moving-Truckmg-Storage application praying that an instrument days. Many benefits. Salary The South Windsor Com­ Bernert performed on local •2.50 and salary requirements to: extra S$$ for gifts Call 523- by the town Recreation Holy .Night, " 'Do You Gustafson, president of the - Services Wanted purporting to be the last w ill and testa INVITATION commensurate with 9401 munity Chorus will present and network radio He has meni of said deceased be admitted to Box X, c/o Manchester experience. Call 646-2075 Its eighth annual Holly“ directed for many theater Department, is directed by Hear What I Hear," "I'll Rham Boosters Club who MISC. FOR SALE probate as in said appliratuMi on file Herald cited Quattropani for • Housenoid Goods more fully appears, at the Court of TO BID BABYSITTER for well Concert Saturday at 8 p m groups, consulted on Roberta W Reeves of Be Home for Christmas," - Articles tor Sale l^obate on December 18 I960 at 10 SO EXPERIE.NCED EXHIBIT A M behaved 4 year old 9 to 5 South Windsor Accom­ ■Ring Those Christm as working diligently for the ■ Bu-Idmg Supplies Sealed bids will be received in H ELP WANTED - Cutting BUILDER WANTED - at South Windsor High Broadway scripts and Sherrie L Anderson. weekdays, beginning January - Pets-Birds-Oogs MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD tool manufacturer has Excellent opening. Display School served as a talent scout for panist is Karen L Krinjak Bells ' and traditional Boosters during its recent Ass ( Clerk the Office ol The Director of 5th Someone with or keeping • Musicai Instruments 069 II General Services, 41 Center opening for experienced Craft, Manchester, 643-9557 Master of ceremonies for a New York casting agen­ of Manchester, who has carols grinder sale P.O. BOX 591, MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 machine operator or machine other children preferred East - Boats & Accessories Street. Manchester, Connec­ .Manchester. Vernon area 649- the concert will be Dr cy He has written many composed several pieces Tickets are available She said he was chosen ' Sporting Goods operator trainees. Call for in­ PART TIME HELP ticut. until January 7. 1981 at OMr S ir—, 2316 after 6 p m Robert H Bcrnert a Hart­ articles about theater and for the chorus, including its from chorus members and as an outstanding citizen - Garden Products terview at 643-9501 WANTED. Apply in person to: - Antiques EAST HARTFORD 11:00 a m for the following Please Run The Following "Holldey Happy Ad." Center Giant Grinder St Pizza ford dentist and well- has published short stories theme song, "Frien d sh ip " at the Recreation Depart­ for his congenial, pleasant • Wanted to Buy LAB TECHNICIAN needed (1x1 Campers-Treiiars-Mobiie be dependable CB Enter­ sor building official, who Fundtt voted of Business Services, 110 Long who wants to work a steady V, exemplified in the of his passing, and request cancelled The agenda has Homes Bid forms, plans and prises, 75 Woodland Street HOLTON - The Board Hill Drive. East Hartford, Ct., Larger Sin shift at the same location For died Monday dedicated performance of that flags on all public been postponed until the - Automotive Service specifications are available at 647-1883. MECHANICAL of Finance approved an $1,- • Autos tor Rent-Lease 06108, until bid opening on further information, stop in .As mayor ot Town of his duties as our chief buildings be flown at half- Jan 8 meeting of the the General Services Office, 800 appropriation to the December 19. 1980 at 3:00 Up To k Full and see us at Northeast INSPECTOR South Windsor, and building o fficia l for the staff on that day board 41 Center Street, Manchester. (1x2) Security. 61 Willard Street, SECRETARY. Coventry W C Reynolds and Co. lor P M N im e ...... Public Schools pupil personnel We currently have a speaking on behalf of the past 18 years All of us extend our deep Connecticut. Hartford, or call us at 522- PTO meeting auditing the town's records services department first shift opportunity In South W indsor Town Coun­ and most heartfelt sym ­ THE EAST HARTFORD Town of Manchester. Page Ire Address...... 5143 He was a man of Shorthand and light our mechanical Inspec­ cil, the town manager and ( <)\ K M KA - The for fiscal 1979-1980 The BOARD OF EDUCATION IS Connecticut •5.00 courage understanding, pathy to his wife, Carla, his OFFICE CLERICAL - We bookkeeping required Con­ Coventry Gram m ar School board approved the expen- AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Robert B. Weiss, C ity...... tact Dr Donald Nicoletti's of- tion department Qualified all other town otficials and and humor, and com­ daughter. Patricia, and his Mso Ivailalile . S lite .... Zip.. have an execeptional oppor­ F’arent Teacher Organiza­ diture o.f gift money EMPLOYER General Manager lice at 742-8913. EOE candidates should be able employees it is with manded the respect of all sons, Frederick and Phone Number tunity for a highly motivated tion w ill meet Thursday at received in mem ory of 085-11 082-11 to read moderately com­ profound sorrow we note who knew and worked with Thomas, lor their person in our sales depart­ PART TIME CLERICAL 7:30 p m at the school Michelle Lem aire by the ment. who has good typing plex blueprints and the death on Monday. Dec him We w ill all miss him irreparable loss. Call 643-2711 for more info. POSITION - Light typing and library Board of Library Direc­ skills, accurate spelling skills, heavy telephone contact specifications. Must be tors TOWN OF BOLTON enjoys diversification and who familiar with a wide variety is able to work with a required Hours 9 to 2. Mon­ News for Senior Citixena day thru Friday Main Olfice, ol measuring^ devices minimum of supervision South Windsor Bank & Trust ADVERTISING LEGAL NOTICE Ask for GIndiy Janice, or Joe. Some dictation Excellent Candidates should be Company Call Gert Waters, able to perform layouts on fringe benefit package with a at 289-6061 for information and RATES Public Hearing on 37' j hour work week. Please 1 DAY...... U'lwmiin appointment An Equal Op­ surface plates Bolton Charter lUvIsion call or mail your resume and portunity Employer. Good w o r k I n g 3 DAYS ...13*M iiaM T salary reouirements to: The Christmas party drawing close Residents and qualified electors of the Town ol Bolton are Christmas Happy Ads Will Appear Dec. 24th, Carlyle Johnson .Machine knowledge of shop math, 6 DAYS ...12‘«wnMT TAILOR or SEAMSTRESS - Company. Box K, Buckland and accurate record 2 6 DAYS ...IfM iO M i hereby notified that there will be a public hearing before the Experienced in menswear By W Al.n KORUN ticket, because without a Station. Manchester, Conn a week's visit to Ireland Homes, 4125 Park St. Lot O'Brien, 742; Betty 15WORD.ta.10MM Charter'Revision Commiuion as required by Public Act 79.209 Full time Excellent working keeping Is necessary Hi folks' Well, it s good ticket you won't get a gift with Daniels setting it all 121. St. Petersburg, Fla Turner, 741; Vi Laquere, on Monday, December 15,1980 at 7:00 p.m. In the Bolton Com­ 06040: Attention Personel conditions, plus paid benefits Apply Personnel Depart­ to be back again, and lucky The entertainment will HAPPY ADS‘2.80 m munity Hall for comments on the following: Department. Phone 643-1531 Apply in person to Mr Apler up More later. O.K. now, about the ac­ 741. EOE, M/F ment for me the weather turned feature our newly or Mr Snyder Regal Mens By the way, with the cold tivities here at the center, During the day we 1. The Draft Report of the Charter Revision Commission now a little warmer Won't last organized band under the Shop. 903 .Main Street Gerber Scientific weather moving in you and we start with last received word that 5 he R e ra lh available In the Town Qerk's Office. DISPATCHER - HARTFORD Manchester. long, and in fact by the direction of our good friend should be getting in the Friday afternoon's setback Catherine Gleeson is now ClAtSlPIIO AOYCRTItlNO DESPATCH has opportunity time you head this, the 2. Any other aspect of the Charter or Town government not in our movi^ Division in traf­ Instruments and musician, Lou Joubert. mood to head south and if games. We had 14 tables recuperating from eye sur- DELIVERY St ROUTE MAN 83 Q*rb«r Rd. weather will be back to Next thing is to remind covered by It, fic control ’Thorough training so. we have just the trip for and the winners were; A1 grey at her home, 228 ANDOVER avalable (or "take-charge" in­ for residential and industrial South Windsor, CT ITiomas A. Manning, Chairman normal for this time of the you about a day trip that you. Thirteen days to Chelman, 141, Mike ^ hool St. Mary Klein is a dividual who will schdule road work in Eastern Connecticut EOI Charter Revision Commiuion Call 289-4355, between 9 4 4 year. Cold, cold, cold we are working on with the Florida starting Feb. 12. DeSimone, 141 ;> Ruth patient at the Manchester □ NOTICES 093-11 drivers lor long distace I guess the first bit of Daniels Travel Agency We have quite a few seats Howell, 133; Katherine Hospital and. underwent DEALERSHIP WANTED moving Interesting, career news is to remind you that scheduled for Dec 18 opportunity for cost-wise in­ left and if you're in­ Stavens, 126; W illia m surgery on her hip today Lost and Found 1 EARN EXTRA MONEY dividual Busy, active office in tomorrow we will have our The trip w ill leave our terested. call our office Brown, 125; Sam Schors, and we all extend our FOUND - White female cat in East Hartford. .Good memory, annual Christmas party It center at 12 o'clock and its 647-3211 for more informa­ 123; Bob Schubert. 121; prayers for success and a CONNECTICUT — DISSOLUTION Independent Contractors wanted to good health vital Long will all begin with a Bolton Center. Call Dave or FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK CARRIERS NEEDED first stop w ill be at White's tion. Archie Houghtaling, 121; spe^y recovery. Joan at M9-T7U after 5 p.m. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION workday, shortened because you are making important • Nutmeg Vllllage, Garden or delicious turkey dinner Restaurant in While I was vacationing Frank Beccio, 120; John Joe D. wants to remind & deliver newspaper in the town of with all the trimmings, in­ Massachusetts for a FOUND - White and calico 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. decisions all day long You Woodgate Apts., Vernon. in Florida I had a chance to Gaily, 119; Grace Windsor, you about the Dart League NOTICE TO CREDITORS will use computer keyboard cluding good old mashed delicious meal with a 118; Clara Hemingway, he is' organizing and action young female cat. Corner of Andover. call my friend George Grant and Columbus. Call 647- and electric typewriter to Phone 647-9946 or 647-9647 potatoes After the meal, choice of baked scrod, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: complete Bills of Lading and Vallone George and 1 have 117; Bess Moonan, 117; w ill begin tomorrow mor­ 9376. CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 • • • the action w ill move into roast turkey or pot rdast teamed up over the years Bernice Martin, 117. ning starting at 9 a m. Driver Papers. Paid pension NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that D R Holding Corporation and insurance benefits. Apply • Beacon Hill - Tolland St. the auditorium where we ll You'll continue to the with all kinds of skits es­ Then on Monday, it was Everyone is welcome to LOST - Greyhound Male. An­ having its principal place of busineu in Connecticut at Pioneer AT THE MANCHESTER dover Townsend Road area. Personnel Manager. Area of East Hartford have a visit from Santa, LaSalette Shrine in pecially for our variety pinochle time and we had a get into the act. Industrial Park. Hale Rd., Manchester, Conn. 06040 by virtue of For more information HARTFORD DESPATCH, 225 who along with his elves Attleboro, Vt.. where Red and black brindle. Any In­ resolutions adopted by the directors and shareholders of the Cali Ernie at 643-6038 shows George and his wife nice turnout of 66 people The tickets for our formation. Reward. Owners EVENING HERALD Prospect Street, East Hart­ w ill pass out gifts. In order you'll see the spectacular now reside in St and the winners are: Dom Holiday Dance are on sale heartbroken 742-8957. corporation, agreed to dissolve, and that a certificate to that Call Jeane. 647^9946 ford, or send resume. Please do not phone. EOE. to participate in the gift light display, something Petersburg and here is his A nastasia, 841; Jennie now here at the center. It effect was filed in the office of the Secretary of State of Connec­ ticut on November 17, 1980. exchange, eacfi person you'll be talking about for a address, and it would be Fogarty, 829; Sam Schors, looks like a gala way to end LOST - Large male Tiger Cat. White chest and paws. Lake must bring a nice gift long time. The complete nice to send him a Christ­ 817; John K lu c k , 806; the old year with dancing All creditors shall present their claims to: (THERE ARE NO which should be at least {2 package is $20 and anyone Street, Vernon area. 649-8769 mas card and let him know Audrey Durey, 795; Maude to the tunes of Lou Joubert after 3 p.m. KNOWN CREDITORS.) A woman will bring a interested should contact Custer, 793; Bert Turner, we are all thinking of him and his orchestra, goodies, All creditors shall present claims prior to (NO KNOWN woman's gift and a man for the Daniels Travel Agency and wish he and his wife 788; E th e l Scott, 779; door prizes and all. The LOST DOG - Vicinity of Sum­ . V- a man. As you arrive at the at 202 E Center St. mit Street, sable and black CREDITORS.) the best and real improve­ Grace Gibbs, 773; Roy date is Dec. 29, a Monday Susan Chroitowsky center, there will be a While on the trips, here's Sheltie Collie, named ment in their health. The Durey, 767; Arthur Bouf- night, beginning at 7:30, so "Heather". Owner brdten- AuisUnI Secretary large box for each to place one more. I'll be Ulking ¥ address is; George Vallone fard, 766, Martin Bakstan, drop by and pick up your hearted. Reward. 643-4354, or (Conn. - 151 - 178) their gifts in and get a about soon and that w ill be — Crosswind Mobile 759; Gus Frank. 745; Edith ticket. 649-5090 088-11 22 - EVENING HERAU). Wed.. Dec. 10, IWO Pvanuia — Charles M. Schulz EVENING HERALD, Wed , Dec. 10, 1980 - 23 Articlaa for Bala 41 Mpartmanta For /tent SI Homo* tor Rant 84 ACROSS 65 Scouting or­ Answer to Previous Puzzle ganization FOUR ROOM TOWNHOUSE. EAST HARTFORD, extra WHV POES SHE TAKE t tom p asi (abbr) m y tbr ist Two bedrooms, IVk baths, large S bedroom. Extra bath THERE'S NO ROOM TO EXCEPT A FEli) CHRISTMAS point HAve A W ★ ME OK' THE BACK OF basement, new appliances, ilus more. $320.236-5648. Ren- Pbby CARRY AN'iaHlNS... TREE ORNAMENTS... 4 Reacts DOWN OROAiM lXATfON^ ALUMINUM Sheets used as car^ tl^ ^ $425. Heni7 Agen- fil" Locatora. Fee. HER BICY'CLE UAIEN emotionally printing plates. .007 thick By ADigaii van Buren 9 Twisted 1 Lamp pan 23x28 Vk . w cents each or 5 SHE 60E5 SHOPPING? 12 Cold cubes c l a i m e d PB5P®»N«^ISIA*TX MANCHESTER HOME. 2 College fo r ll. Phone 643-2711. Must be DUPLEX. Kitchen with Spacious 3 bedroom with 13 Boutonniere athletic group picked up before 11 a.m. appliances. Self cleaning modern appliances. Kids ok. I location 3 Antiprohioi- FOR THIS? VW R€ 14 Debtor's note ONLY. oven, and dish washer. Sliding Just $375. Rental Locators. tionists 15 House pet glass doors to deck. IH baths. Fee 236-5646. peopije"^** 4 Rises to top ITC AM TABLE RADIO, $8, Living room with fireplace DEAR ABBY: I have had it with all this meaningless gift, 16 Expound * 5 Organ for giving to people who already have more than enough 17 Americs's hearing Unisonic Calculator. $12. and air conditioner, w-w VERNON HOUSE carpeted 2 |Pl£ASWC^^„. Magnavox 19" black/whlte H ens a auggeation: uncle 6 Environment carpeting. Two bedroom. bedroom with garage, extra PEOPLE, 18 Groats agency (abbr) TV, $50. VitaMaster Exercise Basement with washer and bath, plus more. Rental Rgure out how much you spent last year on Chriatmaa 20 Swelling 7 Allow Woman s 47 Coal Cycle. $55. Magnavox Quad dryer hook-up. $450 monthly. Locators. 236-5646. Fee. gifU, add 10 P « “ n‘ for inRation, then make out a check in 22 Colorado PrIacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 8 Naps name 48 Abstract Stereo and Turntable Console, 649-7105 alter 5 p.m. that amount to UNICEF, The Christian Children'i Fund or Indian 9 Shrewd Capital of $100. Child's Steel Desk with Omccs-Sfors* tor Rent 55 to acme other non-profit organization that feeds starving 24 Accountant being 77 DATSUN 710 10 Gad Peru Typewriter, $20 Call 646-2719. MANCHESTER MAIN children. (abbr) 49 Turn down REMEMBER HOW SCU OKAVV A4AV I 11 Antons city 30 Of liquid Business & Service STREET, 2 room apartment. OFFICE, STORE & STUDIO - To your check, staple your Chrietmaa gift list. Mail evert n e at the 25 Mon twisted 51 Torpid TCXP O SOU BORROW SOUR 19 Outcry watte FIREWOOD FOR SALE. 649- Heat hot water, appliances, no Excellent location. Good traf­ 28 Haven Then to all thoae on your Chrietmaa gift list, tend a caid PAKTV THAT I ALWAV9 21 Twenty four Tableland 52 Flying saucers 8285. CAN 'PRETTV FDaV' 32 Author pelts. security. Telephone 523- fic exposure surrounded by •tabng. In the true spirit of this holiday season, a donation use UP SOUR SHAVING hours Preposition (abbr) 701'047. ASK C7ISFOSABLE Fleming four banks. Rent Includes m your name hai been sent to ( )." 23 System of 53 Hawkeye FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Dry now.'/ lapies' shaver? 33 Concealed Compete heat, parking and janitor. Call Be iure to adviee them early that you are not sending moral State $65 cord delivered. Call 647- 35 Resentment Incursion FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ 6 4 9 - ^ . them a gift thia year, so they won’t tend you one. principles 56 By way of 1834. TWENTIES WANTED to 36 Fish spear Made of toft Stotien Wag«n, 4 Sometime between Thankegiving and Chrietmaa have 24 Golf servant 57 Ornamentst share duplex. Glastonbury & STORE OR OFFICE SPACE 37 Hooiier state fabric bu(k*l ••oti. fonloitic only a ^ w ! of nee and a glaat of water for dinner to remind (abbr) 25 Hairpieces flower holder BEDROOM SET - Queen size Hebron area. Must be neat. available, 200, 400, and up to Pullet MPG'i, tharpi • . youreelf of how lucky you are to be who you are. living 38 Incorrect 26 Fence timber 58 Went before headboard, dresser, night Pets considered. Rent 5000 square feet. 643-1442. where you are, instead of lomeone else, living on the other (prefix) 2 3 4 5 8 stand. Fruitwood finish. $800. negotiable. Call after 6 p.m., *3595 ’ 8 9 10 11 Miscellaneous household ■ide of the world. . 39 Russian, for 22^3560. MANCHESTER STORAGE one V i 13 14 items. Call after5:00p m. 644- Under your unencumbered Chriatmae tree will be a nice SPACE 600 square feet. sPECini pm m i 42 New York 3984 worm slow, guaranteed not to bum your carpet. Enjoy it. 16 MANCHESTER NEW FIRST Ground level. Loading plat­ State City 17 30 1980 MERCURYS Consider the above advantages, plus no racking your FLOOR one bedroom apart­ form. Very Reasonable. Call 45 Those in 18 FOR SACE 4 NEW bar stools, MPIIaHmiaHMIRCN brain about what to buy those who already have more than 19 20 21 32 Building C ontnctlng 33 ment. All appliances wall-to- 647-1818. office SarvICM Ontrmd 31 S crv/cM O Ittn d 31 Ptlnllng-PtpTlng and two new Deluxe dog wall caipeting. Ceramic tile, One Low Price they need, no shopping, no gift wrapping, and no thank-you 46 Domestic 22 23 3 24 cages One large, one bath. $325. per month. MANCHESTER - Retail, " “ •*? of “ •* >» knowing that somewhere a Captain Eaay — Crooks A Lawranca animat LEON CIEZSYNSKl *5695 ZS 28 27 REWEAVING BURN CERAMIC FIRING Discount INTERIOR PAINTING medium Call 742-6700. Utilities not included. Call storage and/or manufacturing child lives who would have died without you. 47 Ague 28 29 30 31 HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas BUILDER .New homes, ad­ Mwti hwv* aest, 1000 <• 1} 000 rates, Quick service. Call 643- AND « AU.PAPERLNG Peterman Realty 649-9404 or space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. m M s l}M * •• 17 OOC M0« liiax^ MONEY WHERE MY MOUTH IS JU L IE SLAIRT VUPl HEARP A RUMOR CORRECT! TO 50 Tedium 32 repaired. Window shades. ditions, remodeling, rec ad WoManty M«*i has* a* MI8HT 3 B „ 33 34 3S 2543 Quality professional work at TABLE SAW with joiner and 646-1171. ft. Very reasonable. Brokers eOlW AROUND THAT ) FUMI6ATE THIS 54 Bring into Venetian blinds. Keys. TV rooms, garages, kitchens Sander, Mechanics roll away land AY IS f t AM $M iia>*« • » J6 reasonable prices Fully in­ protected. Call Reyman •■at A t#a4>#l >*a(l( want with their own Christmas money? 63 Sign of the custom woodworking, colonial good condition $750 or best MANCHESTER. Three room utilities. Call 649-3377. Mother 80 6' pick up and deliver Please Exterior Specialist' Fully In­ AM FM rodt4> zodiac 62 B i M TREE SERVICE now reproductions J P Lewis 649- offer Call 649-4653 after 5 ^artm ent. Heat, hot water. plus two school age children GYPPED IN JACKSONVILLE call 646-2161 after 4 00 p m sured Free Estimates Call 64 Fop BJ 64 offering Special Winter anytime, 649-8749 9658 p.m Electricity Appliances Rent guaranteed 85 References. No pets. $285 646- 79 MERC *4195 DEAR GYPPED: That depends. If the money is /O BRICK. BLOCK. STONE • Rates' We've sawed 25”7 Off. M«not(h 4-0*o« ou'emotH FS SEASONED FIREWOOD • 3167 , 228-3540 GARAGE WANTED to store given to "buy a gift of your choice.” then you should NiwsAAFCB.KiTiaraist * Fireplaces Concrete plus our usual Discount lor EXTERIOR PAINTING llgfM Oak and Maple $65 cord, or one or two cars. Call Don at be able to buy what you want. If It's intended to be put Chimney Repairs "No Job Senior Citizens' Free experienced college student Rooting 34 $35 h a ll co r d P ick up FOR RENT 4 room, 1 633-4577. away for your education, or saved for something Too Small ■ Call 644-8356 for .Estimates Fully insured. Quality work Very 80 CAPRI *5995 yourself Call 643-2831 bedroom adult condo. Air con­ specific, it should be banked. estimates References 643-7285 reasonable prices Call Mike. ts 3-D« Hotchbeck 4 $(M«d 6 CRAIG S ROOFING. ditioning. all appliances, 4 each loving home environment 646- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet He ran out of room in his locker, so he’s asked me to “ rent” 4890 repairs, plugged drains, MARKET 811 Mam Street. VJ62 ber bridge game this year and Joint reinforcement Call Auloa For Sale 61 7>VIISAIlllS him space in my locker to etore hie magazines. I could uae a *AQ7i kitchen faucets replaced, Open Saturday and Sunday 10- TWO BEDROOM proved that John has not lost evenings. 649-5635. or 643-9508 few bucki, but I’m not crazy about keeping this kind of stuff ♦ a K 10 Ptinting-Paptrtng 32 CRAIGS PAINTING repaired, rec rooms, 5 p m Thursday 5 p m -9 p.m APARTMENT. Utilities not any of the skill that made him WE PAY TOP PRICES for in my locker. w a l l p a p e r . Interior pain­ bathroom remodeling, heal Antiques. Collectibles, etc included Within walking dis­ wrecked and junk cars A A B WEST EAST a national champion almost YOUNG MOTHER will Uke It'i not real hard-core porno, but it’s bad enough. care of children weekdays, un­ PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ting and repairs at a price you modernization, etc M & M Spaces available $15 per tance of downtown Main Auto Salvage, used auto parts. ♦ g032 ♦ 8 50 years ago If I kept thii stuff in my locker. I doubt that I'd ever get VK V 109 8 7 4 til 3 00 pm in m y Interior and exterior can afford Free Estimates' plumbing & Heating 649-2871 weekend $60 per month For Street 568-3736 weekdays Call Tony 646-6223 The opening lead was won caught, but something telle me nut to. a to 5 *J983 Manchester home Call 643- Commercial and residential 649-3870 more information call 646- after 5:00 p.m : weekends Aw'MitolN. 8vl p*aa«* in the closed hand with the Free estimates Fully in­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••a 2697 9:00 a m to 7:00 p m tp**d (•*>•*•! •• What do you think? ♦J98732 ♦ 654 club oueen John cashed the 2023 biuKad alumtAiiim ark**k sured 646-4879 Building Contracting 33 Flooring 36 UNDECIDED SOIITH ace 01 spades and crossed to F E N D E R BASSM AN 50 TWO BEDROOM CONDO. ♦ AKJ 10 7 dummy's queen of diam ond WESTBROOK DRY WALL *8195 FARRAND REMODELING - SPEAKER CABINET Two Park Chestnut Security. WANTED JUNK AND LATE Tha Flintstonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions VAQ53 to Lake a trump finesse. West COMPANY, established in FLOORSANDING Si DEAR UNDECIDED; That "■omething" that tells Cabinets. Rrxifing. Gutters, REFIMSHING. floors like 15 " speakers with cover $250 References $390 monthly MODEL WRECKS - Cash you not to rent apace in your locker to store por­ « K62 was allowed to win the queen 1949 (sheet rocki LEE PAINTING Interior & 77 Cadillac and East pitched a small Room Additions, Decks. All new' Specializing in older Dan 643-6674 5-9 p m Utilities not included. 649- Paid. Call Parker Street Used nography ia good sense. Skip the chance to make a ♦ Q Specializing in ceiling and Exterior Check mv rate heart West returned another types of Remodeling and floors Natural and stained 3087. Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391 few bucks. And never be a party to any deal you can’t walls No job too big or too before vou deeorate bepen Vulnerable: East-West trump ffepairs Free estimates Ful­ floors No waxing anymore' feel proud of. small 643-0237 dable fully insured 646-1653 Seville Dealer: North John won his hand. Elast ly insured Phone 643-6017 John Verfaille. 646-5750 IM.MEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 1974 SUBARU ■ Good condi­ M an ch oator 4 rooms Appliances. Heat No tion. Front wheel drive $1800 Wext North Eul .Sooth pitching another heart Then, Auto., full p o w rf. ■)$. oforoo, wlro LIVING CHRISTMAS pets Security Lease negotiable Telephone 643- l6 Pass 26 in rapid succession. John References $325 Call 649- 67K, or 659-1723 wheels, low mlleepe. Pass 2 NT Pa.ss 3V cashed the fourth and fifth Getting married? Whether you want a formal TREES 3340. before 7:00 p m. Pass 36 Pass 4* trumps, pitching two small 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER church wedding or a simple, "do-your-ow n-thinf” Pass 56 Pas.4 66 hearts from the dummy Eiast Halp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 A nicfei for Sate 41 19 Louis St off of Spring EAST HARTFORD. Free 318. Three speed Posi rear ceremony, get Abby's new booklet. Send SI plus a Pass Pass Pass pitched two small clubs REAL ESTATE Electricity, one bedroom, just end Needs some work Be.st *8195 long, aelf-addreaaed, stamped (28 cental envelope to: Next John cashed the king St behind barn $11.00 F'OH SALFI - Couch end $ 1 45 236-5646 Rental offer over $400 871-7385 Abby's Wedding Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly of diamonds and led a second any tree Open Friday 1-4 Opening lead +9 diamond to the ace If dia­ Homes For Sole tables chair T V antenna, Ixicators Fee 77 BOBCAT Hills, Calif. B0212. 23 monds divided 3-3 he would rotor $95 72 West Street p m Saturday and Sun BANK REPOSSESSIONS ■ have 12 tricks, and if not there CARRIERS NEEDED IN .Saturday 9 00 a m to M OO THREE BEDROOM 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury EXECTTIVE HOrSE • day 10-4 p m 646-4126 or was still the heart finesse in Contemporary Cathederal a m DUPLEX m baths $2300 1976 Dodge Charger By Oswald Jacoby 647-9546 Appliances Carpeting Special Edition $2500 1^3 and Alan Sontag reserve Now John cashed the ceilings Three bathrooms ace and king of clubs and East EAST HARTFDRD ON'F^SFT 6 50-15 Snow Tires F enced back yard $450 GMC Jimmy Utility Truck Walk-in closets Nine rooms had to pitch two hearts to mount<*d $30 One only 6 50-15 monthly plus utilities $2300 1969 AMC Ambassador P s t r o Q f Q p h Tha Born Loaar — Art Sansom 2355 square feet living area 2 North-Soulh reached an keep the jack of diamonds snow m e mounted $10 One References Security 643- $500 The above may be seen excellent spade slam in Columbus Circle and car garage For sale or rent 3 OA< Bunob«ut Sumaql ow*a At trick 12, John led the Delco 6 volt batterv never 7780 at the Savings Bank of 'wolK ladw mo^ «rl>awlt atana Am es (M w ch 21-AprN IS) You Evenings 649-5635. or 643-9508 n e LkWTisax today's hand South made a lack of hearts from dummy used $40 742-7742 Manchester, 923 Main Street rr, plwt' hava a nic« way atmut you today strong jump shift to two Michael Avenue Area. DogsBIrds-Pals 43 wNIcH wina allsolanca. It't your East was known to have ttie —•— GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT' FOUR LARGE ROOMS m ...A K e i o u 'fbUTUO J spades over North's one-dia jack of diamonds and no other NEW giEKN SIZE *3195 wHIlngnaaa to ahara lha good Oversized Newer Duplex two family Appliances, heat, PLYM OU TH F U R Y II ■ mond opening and drove to card John went up with the WATFIHBFU) Never opened. AKC GOLDEN CO( KEH Fixcellent condition' Must be thinga you hava going that dOM g yaar floors, separate furnaces and bi-droom apartment Kitchen, Evan If you are out of acnooi. you tlzad Rawards lor g ^ work nut Creek, C alif, one of the developed show-up squeeze Has shuts Includes papers Spwi* dalwat K«tghbo(k 4 tpaad ara largar than usual Main Street. hot water heaters Includes dining, utility room $425 may take couraaa which wHt add finest players of the '30s, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN . Asking S125 call after 5 00 iltiaa 13 000 milai aianomy tenant one side, with flexible muntnly. plus utilities Call to your oxpartita and knowl- O CM M (May 21-Juna SO) Prob- p in 528-2521 . plw t' lams or chaUangM ara not llksty lease Good location great in­ 643-5001 adge Education wtti enhance Call ERNIE your eaH-aetaam. to Intimidate you today. You Our Boarding Ho4i m vestment' $110,000 646-8057 REFRIGERATOR medium ‘5 0 9 5 have tha capacity to taka evary- Sporting Goods 46 VER.NON ■ Large healed 8 •AOfTTAmuS (Mov. 28-Oac. 21) size, ideal lor spare or cot­ Ihlrtg In atrida. You'rs abia to at 643-8035 rooms. Laundry, storage and J u n k Today you can raaUy analyze the tage Chaise Chair lor two. fur 78 ZEPHYR poeelbiimee and are able to dit- apprsclat* tha humorous TWENTY THREE FOOT porch Quiet street aapacta. Winihrop — Dick Cavalli upholsteryupTiolst Reasonable Call carn valua where othare can't, be all we r e a p OLPSTUFP.'SOMEBODY IF V PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman Convenient Security Lease. CANCIR (Juiw 21-July to) Bualnaaa Property 26 643-5753 Sedan Hard top Excellent It in thinge or paopia You'll profit ABOUT ARE TO l P b a b e RJTH HE ' POLITiOiANS FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST References $380 monthly. from both Romance, travel. Shifting of altarlng clrcum- cunditiun .New electric trim CON TRACT SHOULPNT b e y\Ak iNo t o o k pay SCIENTIST Manchester 599-4790 Kick, raaourcae. poaaibla pftfalli stancM ara conditlona lo which SOMECW THE W5RLD WILL BE e o I'M (SOINSnO SEE IF I CAN PACKAGE STORE FOR SEASONED HAHDW(K)l) - 18 you'll adapt rsadHy and aaally 5CU A eB LE5 M O R E M O NE'' THAN. O u T $ f o r EXPEHENIXD holding auditions for tabs VHF CB Cutty Cabin and career lor the coming a tO W C & > THAT WE'UL A U . SE SALE East o( the river to 20' lengths Delivertad(a a a tfo tla e n your birthday Mail S1 for each to OKAOkED, I w ouldn't •Music Committee Chairman reasons only 871-7140 7-9 CHRISTMAS TREES...... Tag you are opan-mindad and pre­ •••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa* Remodeled Two blocks to the TOLLAND Aatro^raph. Box 489. Radio A L L t h a t HAD A b e t t e r HAVE First Church of Christ Scien p m and or Cut Your Own City SUtion, N Y. 10019 Be aura pared to llatsn lo suggesllont Antiques 48 stores References and securi­ 1876<231 MM678 *3695 MONEY y e a r ."' B us FARE list. 417 .North Mam Street Wreaths Free Boughs' to ipacity birth data today, you hava tha faculty to ty reouired No pets $225 Improva on what they heve to "7 HOME, Manchester Conn 06040 Stanley Tree Farm. 61 Long C A ^ O f W (Dec. 22-xlan. 19) To provMo Nunlng Coro WANTF^) Antique Furniture. monthly Handyman 80 COUGAR XR-7 offer. Hill Road, off Houle 6 at An­ 1972 FORD F 250, 4x4 Over­ It's poaeibie you could eatabiieh / In prlvito homo* and Glass, Dewier. Gi! Paintings preferred 1-564-3095 VMQO (Aug. 2»-gept to) The // SECRETARY dover Church 742-6438 sized tires Sunroof. Carpeted goals today that othare may feel Modicol FoclIHloo. Part RECEPTIONIST for one or Antique Items R are out of your reach. You'll two arees In which you ara llkafy MISC. FOR SALE Stereo Best offer. 633-3984 lo ba tha lucklast today ara 3 Uma. lull Umo. Cociatdoro- Physician office in Harrison telephone 643-8709 FOUK ROOM APARTMENT •uccaad, however, because Dl .SLOP WHITE WALLS- you'll have powerful Inner career and flnancea. Inlarralatad Uon glvan to praforanco -Manchester 4‘ jdavw eek Of­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• fully carpeted, appiiaces. Snow tires P-225-75 R 15 motlvatkXM. happaninga could tia lham fice duties include Filing, Articles for Sale 41 garage, in-ground pool West- 7-d» o w la m o M pa w ila a /irtg [t» oh— Location and Hour*. Steel Belled Radials Used 2 AOUAimM jOan. SO^ab. IB) toM h ar banaflctally. • RENTALS .Side loca tion $400 plus paw btnkti e« tandion tla/aa ***^-1 n-ro NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY bookkeeping and ap- months Excellent condition' Tha typaa of companions you U M A (la p L 2*-O oi 21) You'll utilities 646-6882. keep trying. For Information call pointmenls Send resume to POOL- 24 X 4 . 7 ft deep $100 647-9522 1973 BLAZER - In good condi­ *6695 saiact today wtii hava a great ba happisal today In altuatlona Box B c .Manchester Perllex filter. 8 x 12 deck tion 4 wheel drive Standard which permit you to use your Levy's Law — James Schumeister M3-9S15 0 Rooms lor Rant 52 influer>ce on you in ways you'd MANCHESTER - 4ti Room organizational or managemani Herald J5(XI IX) or best offer 568-7317 KNEEHOI.E DESK shift 350, V-8. Please call least expect. Associate with pais Condominimum. Completely after 4:00 p m.. 649-3833 79 VOLKS '5 2 9 5 who think ‘‘win." ■knit. Whan you run (ha anow, all Knechole Bookcase attached MATURE MALE ROOM $15 Robbii Cwifam 4 Dt Houhbmk kivolvad come out aheed. AID A ASSISTANCE TELEPHONE OPERATOR SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, New 2 Bedrooms, m Mths. H t C I t (Feb. Sb^Nereh 20) Fl^MeNTAB"); the; VsOMpTmS I THINK.^ $50 Typewriter, IBM Electric Female mature $20 .Non- awlamo'K AM IM todta wndai 8C0RP40 (O ot 24-No*. 22) This ^ MOO CATCH w a n t e d for morning shift Processed Gravel. Sand. Fully Applianced Full Base­ 11972 DATSUN, automatic Today It may seem that matters SABOeNHJ, WD IT. TV(E6e (3AMES A l^ ON FAST, . aH North Etstom Com. $25 Heater. Portable Electric smokers Live-in References 7S 000m .lti are taken out of your control in a should ba a good day, but tha Please call 543-4737. between 9 Slone, and Fill. For deliveries ment. Security deposit. 1 year $500 or best offer. 8 Track in­ 5 0 SMAB.T m p y u - BeoNiDSAoeus^ 357 Em I Cantor St. $15 Pressure Cooker, brand One must have license, plus situation you deem important. type ol kick you'8 an|<^ may not 'I, If' ^ H E a m and 5 p m call George Griffing, 742-7886 lease. $450 monthly. Call M9- cluded 643-2125. eePUACt HLHVIAN6. ^^jjjjghootor^^ new. $10 Call 64641030 few errands and meals 649- However, Instead of worklr>g ba avidani to you whan It oocura. BBEATH. , ' ^ p ezR r Ff E e U c t 4003. 78 FORD '4 7 9 5 Later, howoyar. all wW ba made 5459 LTD Ip n d o u 4 -0 « w . e v ia Iw ll against you. this wilt serve your '•-.'.O'Z 'C j SOLUTiONf 1974 DODGE MAXI VAN. best Intereets. dear. c - ... ■■■.. l - . o MANCHESTER, 2 Bedroom p a w ti IcKioYY OH $iaraa vm|rl INCWaFAFflt fNTXtVnaZ ASSN.I LARGE L SHAPED ROOM - Bubble top Custom interior. roel W OOOmikR STORE CLERK Applications apartment In Bowers School I*/; Cumbinalion bedroom and $2,250 647-9328 after 4:00 p.m. □ are now being accepled for district No children, no pets KM 'll’ Carlyt# — Larry Wright permaenl part time positions living room Separate en­ $325 plus utilities. Available 1- 1974 CELCIA ST Custom 77 MERCURY *3995 to begin immediately Cash trance Parking $50 weekly. 1-81 Call Between 6 and 9 paint. Mag wheels Radials Merquio Bron>e. 4 Or., auto., register and related store Call 643-8066 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & StoHel p.m. 643-7439. Custom exhaust systems. $2 full power, lectory sir. duties involved Applicants AABCH./ THAT6 500. 649-8616 between 5 00 and □ □ □ □ must be over 18 and extreme­ Apartments For Rant S3 GiOlNti 46VMB5 TH 6 ALDWELL H om es for Rant 54 7:30 p.m. 6 A i« b BBAT 'PuenTTwo.'ro ly flexible as to their work 77 VETTE ‘8595 0-/0 schedules Apply in person VERNON - Near 86, luxury T'Tep dufe., PS, PB Ah To A cxm r |- (TASMANIA, MOW EAST HARTFORD HOUSE. 1968 JEEP CJ 5. V6. New dual □ n n a only: 7 Eleven Food Store, 960 Condo A p plian ces $345 cer>d , tferee, rally# wK#ek, Newly decorated. Two exhaust. Good shape. $1,500. I WISH B 0A !?D IN G . Sullivan Ave South Windsor. monthly Security, ur$a«* m in t (e n d iiie n k o n a p o o l CLINICIAN Coventry Public GLASTONBURY (SOUTH) \ 'SISKS’. AR , VERNON HOME. Carpeted WAGON. Good Condition. 35.- 3A t^ Schools part lime to possible Half of exceptional new / full time beginning in Duplex F’ealures carpeting, lour roomer New decor. All 000 miles on new engine. Best 79PINTD *3995 modern. $375. 236-5646. offer over $700. 742?^. SparlWii** January Masters in speech Manchester, Conn. excellent closets, dishwasher, Sptoal adilien, m#an ta#f iibrat O n Be Locators. Fee. requir^ Must be elegible for dispose- all. self cleaning A block iniwior, many tiNot A 1977 DATSUN B-210 - Brown, Connecticut Stale license (iven. private basement witii GUI* standard, AM/FM stereo. $0CHteT5.1 Send resume to Dr Donald laundry hookups. l ‘ > baths, Elxcellent running condition. Nicoletli Box 356 Coventry deck, neighborhood setting, 40.000 miles. $3.m . B-0. Call Cl 06238 or call 742-8913 m(nutes to Hartford $525 77 MONTE CARLO EAST HARTFORD 7 rooms, 3 289-8081. 3-Dow keidl#^. owtamelic, PS monthly 633-4566. Broker FOE 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 bedrooms. 1W baths. f t 9tf condttwnanf. i Im m , , 0 .MAN'SE I SROULP MAVe fireplace, stove, refrigerator, 1973 AUDI FOX, four speed RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST lor MANCHESTER Sunny three washer,iMCI dryer, garage:e. $450 Clown p ie s t c l a s s . 3 room er New decor and 70.000 miles, good gas milage. Manchester medical office ★ *1.01 9/10 Per Gallon C.O.D. pliilus heat ana util itie s . *3995 Plotch#r*s Larallna Monday. Wednesday, and more Under $170 236-5646, Flione 649-Ora after 6 p.m. References, lease and securi­ * n tif sniiis t (JK5 tltt. P o s t O f ILL iT U A S CHRISTMAS CARI3S 5t£M SeASOMS CRtUINCiS FROM T hursday 10-5 30 Send l>ocators. small fee ty. No pets. Call 64S4703. resume to P 0. Box A, ★ 200 Gallon Minimum 1963 LINCOLN 0U .ll l|«U a cacKOoeD, lm m a ?- PACKtD. 't a t OH tVtitHOHt'S MAS. WDLLV.” Manchester Herald, Herald VERNON - Free hot water, 3 CONTINENTAL, leather In­ MifiK.-MtUa I m Uc Square. Manchester, CT. rooms with major appliances. BOLTON 6 Room House for terior. power. Many new ★ 24 Hour Burner Service $200's.236-5646. L ocators, rent on wooded acre, garage, parts. Needs fuel pump. $500 small fee. wood stove, and some free nr best offer. Call 2 2 8 ^ . RA0H.4R»» brothers ★ 24 Hour Call Delivery wood. All appliances. $500 a MANCHESTER TWO month plus security deposit Trueka lor Sale 52 AVA HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR BEDROOM, furnished apart­ and references. Call 646-5176 II3CINHRSI. d tS iS by N tA . tnc SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part ★ OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS ment. Each bedroom has or 647-1071. FORD F 150. Four Wheel time waitress work after separate private bath. Quiet. Drive 1977. Silver 4 speed, 351 school and Saturdays. Apply Sauna, pw l, exercise room. COVENTRY 3 Bedroom Cape. engine. Excellent condition. in person-Brass Key TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY New Condition $440 per $350 monthly, utilities extra $4%0 firm Call 643-8142 alter Restaurant month 646-0505. Call 2 2 8 -9 ^ 6 p.m. ill-