22 - EVKNING HERALD, Tues., Dec 1. igw Region ------— Wallingford mayor suggests meeting of towns - A . ykAA « Aft ftft « A f t IftA iiaurhratrr meeting of representatives of towns 000. of the smaller towns is impacted and said he doesn’t personally feel 1 NKRNON — Mayor Rocco J. tacted Mayor Marie Herbst to see if that the towns with the lower pop­ the town is interested in forming a having a population of 20,000 to 50, In a letter to Mrs. Herbst, Vum­ because they have to provide ser­ Vumbaco of Wallingford, has con­ baco said he feels that communities vices to families who by working and ulations can rely on any existing in this population range are often dis­ shopping in the cities enable the organization to directly represent Sunny regarded at the federal and state their feelings and needs. cities to keep the economic base that Fair and cold tonight, Fussc^s sponsoring bill levels. He said he’s discouraged by they already have. He said he is proposing a meeting of the towns in that population range Cloudyloudy ThuThursday. Details having federal funds targeted to Mayor Vumbaco said if the suburbs on Page 2. cities of 100,000 population or more didn't provide the needed manpower to see if there is an interest in for­ just because of their size and of the for city employers, those employers ming an organization to make their to repeal new oil tax congressional and state legislative would soon be moving out of the voices heard but added he’s not intent to push the heavy financial cities and if the people from the proposing anything on so grand a I Vol. C, No. 66 — Manchaater, Conn., Wednoaday, Dacembar 17, 1980 YOUR HOMETOfUN NEfUSPAPER • Since 1881 • 20n of this tax. a group of people who MtNCIIKSTKK - State Democrat Al Ahearn in his bid for re- burden onto the middle class smaller towns didn't shop and do scale as the Connecticut Conference election have no control over the issue, have Representative-elect Peter F'usscas, residents of the smaller com­ business in the cities the cities would of Municipalities. of the .i5th District, is co-sponsoring now been subjected to increased munities. He said he's thinking about an Fusscas said throughout his cam­ costs for heating their homes and also lose employers as well hs much legislation designed to repeal the 2 ' He said another thing that has organization which would require a paign he promised that he would running their automobiles. of their current economic stability. About confirmation percent tax on oil companies doing bothered him is to hear people "It certainly wouldn't hurt any of us minimum donation of "our precious work to repeal this "discriminatory business in Connecticut talking about tax sharing or about to have our residents working and resources but would still get the job This tax hits the elderly of our Fiisscas a Ftenublican. defeated and punitive tax " He said as a result suburban communities supporting - spending all their income in our done in terms of providing a single state particularly hard. Those living the large urban communities through voice for the three-quarters of a on fixed incomes can barely make towns and cities. It would help our the local tax base. He said he feels tax base and our overall economic million people in Connecticut who 1 ends meet now. With the addition of Recycles disband: urban problems are severe and climate," the mayor said. feel have long been ignored." this tax. the Cost of home heating fuel significant. "However, property Haig confident "So 1 feel that the city/suburban IS rapidly approaching $1.10 a gallon taxes are perhaps the single most relationship is a two-way street and } i and may go higher. " he said. regressive form of taxation and in­ He said that during the campaign that we have serious needs which FARMINGTON (UPI) - Retired White House chief of staff and com­ Committee, which will begin confir­ suggest new group creased reliance on property taxes must be examined and funded, he strongly urged the Legislature to DO IT WEDNESDAY - Find out Gen. Alexander Haig Jr. says he's mander of NATO forces in Europe, mation hearings Jan. 9. for any reason would be a serious perhaps not at the same level as the meet in special session to repeal this how to save money by clipping said his record "in or out of uniform” "They clearly deserve and'should \FK M )\ - The Y,‘‘''non aluminum, plastic, tires, and mistake," he said. larger cities but certainly at a level confident his record in the closing tax He said since it's now clear that coupons by reading and Supermarket days of the disgraced Nixon ad­ would stand up under extensive have the first crack at me,” he said. Recycling Committee, has voted to crankcase oil The committee has He said while the cities claim that which will enable us to cope with our also fostered programs of en­ no special session will take place, he Shopper column in your Wednesday ministration will hold up under Senate confirmation hearings. disband and is asking that the town people from the suburbs use their problems," Vumbasco said. Sen. EMward Kennedy, D-Mass., Haig was named president of establish a commission to deal with vironmental education has cosponsorerj legislation that will and Saturday Evening Herald. scrutiny, and he’ll be confirmed as services because they work and shop He said he feels that the Connec­ and Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., im­ Hartford-based United Technologies the questions of resource recovery The co-chairmen, in a letter to repeal the tax during the 1981 there, he feels an argument of equal secretary of state. ticut Conference of Municipalities "The chances for confirmation are mediately expressed misgivings Corp. last December after he retired, and solid waste disposal Mayor Marie Herbst, said it is the legislative session. magnitude could be that the tax base . "I am certain that a large number appears to have a serious urban bias very good," Haig told reporters about Haig's appointment. and decided not to jump in the field Joan Inguanti and Joanne consensus of the group that a for the Republican presidential balanced and comprehensive of my colleagues will support this ef­ Tuesday outside his suburban Hart­ He said he was “very hcgiUTCd and Nesteruk. co-chairmen of the com­ very pleased, very excited to have an nomination. mittee. .said the committee has been recycling plan for Vernon's future, is fort to repeal the tax. I am hopeful ford home. "I'm ready to set the opportunity to serve our country meeting monthly ,since 1971. during mandatory The creation of a com­ that we can win a majority so that record straight." this burden on our elderly and Energy, housing top list "I'm optimistic. Why shouldn't I again." Haig said Reagan offered him the the school year M's made up of mission or sub-committee of the job last Thursday and he accepted representatives from the l/Cague of Town Council would provide a more working citizens will be lifted," be? I know what my record is," said Haig declined to discuss any Fusscas said VERNON — Energy conservation Councils for 1981, were distributed to forms were returned. "substantive issues” about his Friday. He said he already had Women Voters The Suburban effective approach than the present Haig, who didn’t go to Washington spoken with Secretary of State Ed­ He termed the tax an onerous one and housing received top billing as Mayor Marie Herbst, who in turn dis­ The two, energy conservation for announcement of his appointment background or role at the White Women s Club the Junior Women's volunteer effort mund Muskie and former secretary that should be repealed at the being among the top seven priorities tributed them to Town Council and housing, were each given 10 because of a bout with the flu. House during the days at the close of Club, the First I'ongregational of state Henry Kissinger, and said he % They said some members of the earliest possible time. the mayor and Town Council members. votes. Next came solid wastes with 9 Haig, 56, a career military man Nixon's term. He said that should be Church the Rcwkville High School would rely heavily on their advice. present Recycling Committee have The 55th District includes a portion members would like to see addressed Council members were asked to votes; general revenue sharing, 7; who was President Nixon's last left to the Senate Foreign Relations Service Club and the \ ernon Public in the coming year. check what they would term to be the .Works Department expressed an interest in being ap­ of Vernon and the towns of Bolton, clean air. economic development, pointed to any sub-committee or Andover, Columbia. Hebron and Copies of the priorities listed by top seven and return the form to the and transportation appropriations, It has concerned itsell with tbe National Association of Regional mayor. Mrs. Herbst said 10 of the 12 ri'cvchne class newspaper. studv group which may be formed Marlborough each received 6 votes. Opposition melts

this Christmas when every dollar W O R T H ’S GIFT to Buckland sale CERTIFICATES Afc m I ...always righti By MARY KITZMANN school then, it was reported he after discussions began. 0noth»r Herald Reporter planned a major shopping mall for Without the shadow of speculation on wha^Hayes~i«tended and the SMILING MANCHESTER — The opposition the area behind the school. possibitiTy of Jordan'~Marali ar^ SERVICE .. to selling Buckland School appears to Feeling threatened, the area residents organized, gathered about Filene's as a neighbor, the resitT FREE have melted. No one appeared, speaking either 275 signatures in opposition and appear to feel more secure about the counts ... count on GIFT lor or against, at recent Board of appeared to speak at every meeting sale. One resident Ron Boocks, a they could. leader of the Tolland Turnpike op­ WRAPPING Directors discussions, or during its second decision to sell the school. But despite the lobbying, the Board position, "hasn't even been The silence contrasted sharply with of Directors decid^ to sell the following " tbe board’s most recent the initial meetings on the tale. school to Mayes, citing expensive decision to sell the school. Last year strong, stubborn opposi­ overhead and renovations. The The sale discussions do not seem to 59.99 negotiations, however, dragged on disturb him as it had last May when 9.99 9.99 tion, composed of area reaidenta and misses stormcoats freqnent meeting speakers, packed for months, through an Ethics Com­ be viewed it as “trying to fight town girl's velour tops |r. feather cords brushed nylon gowns hail." Now a "reasonable discussion Ragularly $751 Texturized meeting rooms and lengthened public mission decision, confusion over es­ Regularly S I 5! Velvety cot- ‘Byer of California’ makes Ragularly S14I Wide-awake bearings. Tbe speakers opposed the timated price and zoning, and of the alternatives" concerns him. ton/poly velours for special these overalls the cutest savings on soft-as-a-cloud polyesters and poplins, sale citing Increased traffic, damage whether co m ^itive bids should be "They need to decide what is best long brushed nylon sleep warm pile or quilt linings. to the environment, and most strong­ sought. for the town in terms of the market little girls on your list! ones in town! Feminine and what it takes to maintain it," he Choose crew or v-neck feather cord of machine gowns. Delightfully detailed WarmI Washable! Many ly, tbe circumstances surrounding it. After the sale survived the initialed heart The board dld^not consider selling obstacles, it was Hayes who crushed said "1 had formed an opinion on the styles. Sizes 7-14. Save $5! washable poly/cotton. with fine lace and em­ styles and colors to choose most recent discussions." Spociall Give your love a the school. untH., area developer the deal. He wished the town would girls' shop , downtown Pleated front. Side pockets. broidery trims. All long from! Misses sizes 8-18. Boocks. whose involvement with romantic heart... and, make Richard Hayes approached the town guarantee a zone change, from manchester. Lilac, blue, winter white. sleeves. Dreamy pastels. coats. in November of 1979. Although he residential to offices, or lower the opposing selling'Buckland School led sure her Initial's on it so to joining and becoming an officer in Sizes 5-13. the junior place. Sizes S-M-L. lingerie. publicly said he planned offices for price The board refused and Hayes she'll know you really care. the building, which housed a religious pulled out last summer, amost a year the Manchester Property Owners Association, said the circumstances Goldtone on a pretty ‘s’ and atmosphere surrounding the sale chain, from "KMT", are different this year. ^ Warming up "Our major concern last year was accessories. Despite interest Even if you're skating you have to keep many probably extended their visit by keeping the way they were disposing of the property," he said. " All of a sudden warm. Although not everyone in Center near this fire. (Herald photo by Pintoi it appeared, when a lot had been Springs Park Tuesday afternoon was skating. economy alive planned for years ' "We were simply concerned we didn’t see happen here what WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite declined moderately for the first happened at West Farms Mall.” high interest rates, the economy is Number of bid responses time in six months, falling 0.4 per­ "The Board of Directors has showing a resilience that baffles the cent last month to a seasonally requested a zone change to offices experts in resisting the pressures of adjusted annual rate of 1.56 million for the tract, and plan on selling it expensive credit units. The decline in new housing with the stipulation the two-acre "The numbers are baffling, but prompts added printings construction was much smaller than ballfield be replaced within a short they are consistent with what is a most analysts expected. distance. Boocks said offices in the picture of surprising strength all The marginal 0.4 percent decline in neighborhood would not be hard to By l.Al'KEN DAMS SHEA The plans call for a second floor addi­ tage excludes students who go on to around us." said William Cox, deputy November housing starts follows five tion to both permit the establishment serve in the military or go to chief economist for the Commerce live with. Mi-ralil Ki‘|i(irli>r months of consecutive increases. "Offices don't disturb the en­ of new programs and the expansion technical colleges Department. MANCIIKS TER - The number of Michael Sumichrast, chief vironment,” he said. "Offices will of existing offerings. The expansion has been delayed The government issued two economist for the National Associa­ contractors bidding for jobs in the add to the traffic flow, but it can be expansion of Cheney Technical The school's enrollment of 400 since 1975, but in September, the separate reports Tuesday showing tion of Home Builders, questioned students now work in programs such both factory production and housing handled " School so exceeded officials’ expec­ state approved the waiver ol energy the construction figures Hayes also publicly planned of­ as the electrical, electronics and construction are perforining much tations that the unusual step of audit requirements, requirements "They don't reflect what is really fices, but this year’s proposal, machine tool trades Machine draf­ which would tune delayed the better than expected in the current happening in the field," Sumichrast reprinting specifications had to be without the suspicion of a major ting, automotives, and carpentry are economic climate. taken. project at least another year said. "The 21 percent prime rate is also now offered, while the project Once the bids are ojiened, the state Meanwhile, the nation's major shopping mall makes the difference. Officials had expected between 90 mutilating the housing industry." It appears as if the sale of Buckland would permit the school to offer air Bond Commission will vote on banks raised the interest rate on and 110 contractors would bid on the In a separate report, the Federal conditioning and heating, along with whether to approve construction business loans another notch to a School, termed last summer the job. Instead, 140 firms bid, so more Reserve Board said industrial town’s "white elephant” by the depu­ a diesel program expenditures, at either its January or record 21 percent Tuesday. production increased 1.4 percent in copies of the specifications had to be ty mayor, will proceed without Last fall. 400 students applied to February meetings The Commerce Department November, following revised gains of prepared to meet the demand. serious opposition. the school, and only 1'25 were Barnett said contracts should be reported housing construction 1.8 percent in October Thomas Barnett, director of com­ munication for the state Department accepted Of those who graduate signed by March and construction of Administrative Services, said it Cheney has a placement record that should begin by April Construction // / finds 90 percent of its graduates in was "only the second time in the past would be dependent on weather con­ jobs they've trained for This percen­ h v Christmas means love couple of years," that the state’s es­ ditions. however timate of contractors’ interest had MANCHESTER - Christmas families with the means to share in MACC is hoping the community been so far off that a reprint was means love and a celebration of the traditional giftgiving too. will help make Christmas Day a full necessary. religous faith and you don’t need one for this family. Gifts for the Barnett said "it would be pure money for either of these. One such family who needs help to children can be left at any fire sta­ speculation ” for him to suggest But beginning with the wise men reasons why so many contractors uieclnesdoy. enjoy all the aspects of Christmas is tion in town at any time, including bringing gifts to the baby Jesus, headed by a man who has few skills the Eighth District firehouse. want to perform part of the job. sharing presents has also been an in­ The specifications for the $6 to offer on the labor market. The toys may also be left at the NFL playoff picture won’t be million project run to 700 pages, and tegral part of Christmas. Because of this, he keeps falling Heritage Savings Bank on Main Day 410 settled until Sunday. Tom I-andry include more than 50 pages of While poor families locally can into the last-hired, first-fired Street, or the branch office on can’t explain Cowboys last drawings. Because of the time in­ Today is the 410th day the certainly spend Christmas day category. Since he maintans accep­ Spencer Street by the K-Mart showing.Page 22. together, the Manchester Area volved in reproducing the lengthy hostages have been held captive in table work records, he always Department store. Iran. Red Sox didn't improve with Conference of Churches is hoping the manages to get another job. specifications, the bid opening date has ^ n pushed back for two weeks. trade of Rick Burleson. Page 2.3. I community will provide these His minimum wage salary MACC officials request that all Yankee owner answers Bill has never afforded the family the gifts be left unwrapped, although BaMRtt said. B in for both generhl and subcon­ Veeck. Page 24. MOVE IT! ONLV 7 luxury of car ownership, particularly wrapping paper separately provided Towns to meet since he has to support a first grader would be appreciated. Gifts should be tractors were to be opened today. SHOPPING PAVS LEFT and a newborn. Nonetheless, the man deposited by Friday, in time for However, only the subcontractors’ The towns of Bolton and Andover Inside today 'TIL CHRISTMAS! and his wife were making do. Christmas distribution. bids will be opened today because of will meet to discuss the possibility Just recently however, the Checks, made out to "Seasonal tbe printing problem. of a waste transfer station being'7^ Classified...... 25-26 V?" landlord has raised the rent $75 per Sharing", may be sent to P.O. Box Barnett , said because the built in the Town of Andover. Huge Comics...... 27 •II avallabi* at wortti'a, downtown manchaator and trI-cIty plaza, vamon Hi month, and the family is unable to 773, Manchester, 06040. paperwork on the project is taking 8. Editorial ...... 4 manage it. Even with no shutdown or Food, which will provide a holiday place In the winter, w h e ^ o con­ Obituaries ...... 6 Downtown open dally 8:30-9, Sat. 8:30-5. Sun. 12-5 slowdown where he works, the fami­ meal and a week's worth of nourish­ struction work can be accomplished People Pages ...... 15-20' h ‘ In sports TrI-CIty Plaza open dally 10-9 M-F, Sat. 10-5:30, Sun. 12-5 ly is struggling to meet the rent in­ ment to such families, may be left at anyway, the delays shouldn’t affect R egion...... 7-12 crease, and ever higher utility bills, the fire stations or dropped off the construction schedule. Slow-starting East .Catholic Senior Citizens...... 10 and the costs of a new baby. They weekdays between 9 a.m . and 3 p.m. The expansion will mean the basketball team bows. Whalers Sports ...... 21-24 would also like to purchase a used at the Concordia Lutheran Church on region’s technical school can accept trade Gordie Roberts. Page 21. Television ...... ^ ...... 9 car. Pitkin Street. an additional 3(X) students each year. ■/ r • •* n • V - • V • f ♦t V ” •

'I- KVKMNti MKHALl), Wed, IH*e j^j^O EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Dec 17. I - ,3 dpdote__ Fuel assistance program running smoothly By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA doing so. residents who are unable to the fuel bill. program, MACC is left said. draising drive doesn’t Sharing Appeal, which is has turned over thousands of pages of records to a federal his mind a second time and pleaded guilty to 15 criminal gangs have contacted Police Chief George Sicaras in an The Manchester Area If the person doesn’t wilh the bill. "Most of the Search continues attempt to stem street violence authorities believe led to meet their bills, MACC will She added that to date, begin until January, that now running way behind its grand jury reportedly probing alleged improper charges stemming from thefts in the Hartford area over Herald Krporter Conference of Churches qualify, when MACC has time people find ways to guarantee to oil companies MACC hasn’t received too suits the MACC office fine. goal, would be applied to PUTNAM (1 PIi - Police Chiel Otticr Kcntile says a bookkeeping and embezzlement within the union. the last two years. three slayings in a week. MANCHESTER - has not been as involved guaranteed they will, or if pay; they just can’t pay on the poor will be referred to many fuel aid requests. Meanwhile, any leftover the nearly depleted fuel search will resume today for a resident believed killed in Bridgeport Attorney J. Daniel Sagarin, who represents Daniel A. Madden, 28, of Bristol, held on $50,000 bond, Sicaras said Tuesday police were willing to try and Programs to help low- with fuel loan programs the caller falls to apply for delivery." Ms. Mikoliet a program which will pay Since the MACC fun­ funds for the Seasonal bank. a weekend blaze that destroyed a rooming house.( the 5,500-member Hamden-based Operating Engineers will be sentenced Thursday in Superior Court. solve troubles between the Savage Nomads and Ghetto income families pay their this yqar as in past years, Anthony Perota. fw was first believed out of town when Union Locai 478, said six years of records were turned He had appeared before Judge M. Morgan Kline for Brothers, but "the mediation of gang disputes is beyond” fuel bills are running mostly because its fuel the fire broke out early Saturday. Kenile said over Tuesday to U.S. District Court Judge Eilen B, the department's duties. smoothly, officials say, but sentencing Monday but switched his plea from guilty to bank is nearly empty. PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., DEC. 15 THRU SAT., DEC. 20, 1980. But he has tailed to show up lor work at Putnam Herzl Burns innocent after a procession of burgmry victims He suggested other city and state agencies should in­ an interfaith agency is Joanne Mikoliet, fuel Finishing Co . where his employer described him as The judge had denied Sagarin's request for a delay in demanded he be severely punished. ^ tercede. experiencing fundraising bank coordinator, received There’s a TOP NOTCH’near you: punctual and not likely to be absent without an excuse, submitting the records. He had argued the court's Madden changed his mind again Tuesda^j^mitting his Two young men died last week in what police said were difficulties with its fuel 10 fuel calls in December. the chiel said request for records dating back six years was too broad guilt on 13 felony counts and twumlsdemeanors stemming gang-related shootings, and the body of a male teen-ager bank. Seven were for oil, and was found shot to death in Newington Sunday. Police are East Hartford Manchester Demolition workers began dismantling the wood- and reflected prosecutors' belief that "if we look at from thefts of jewelry, cars, bicycles, tools and frozen Nancy Dolce, the subur­ MACC paid $160 for one of 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAIN framed building on Pomlret Street Tuesday in a search enough document we ll find something wrong." meat. investigating gang connections In the slaying of William ban outreach worker for the callers to obtain fuel. Now...We Accept for Perota The attorney claims the grand jury probe stems from a In a rare court session, the dozen burglary victims, Rios. 15. the Community Renewal The others were referred Manchester Middletown Six people were injured, one critically, in the tire vendetta against union leaders. from a 14-year-old boy whose bicycle was stolen to a Substitute hike Team, administers the to the town program. 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST.. RT. 66 MINIMUM PURCHASE believed caused by an overheated hot plate The jurors were reportedly hearing evidence gathered Simsbury man whose home was burglarized twice in one HARTFORD (UPI) — Blue Cross St Blue Shieia oi state fuel loan program. Three of the calls were *30.00. MAXIMUM Donald l.amelin. remained hospitalized Tuesday by the U.S Justice Department's organized crime task day, recited their losses to the judge and demanded Connecticut has applied for a $32 million rate hike, which "Basically, it’s running from people facing utility n g - g c OPEN MON, THRU SAT. 8:30A.M lo 9 00P M. PURCHASE DEPENDS He was in critical condition with second degree burns in force that centers on alleged illegal activities by union punishment for Madden. the state’s insurance commissioner recommended after pretty smoothly," she said. shutoffs. MACC will act as « l WIlCOMI 'O u* >000 SUMP PUACHAtlt SUNDAY 10:00A.V. to 5:00P M. ON YOUR BANK Worcester City Hospital in Worcester. Mass leaders. Assistant State's Attorney Thomas P. Miano had he turned down a higher request from the non-profit in­ To date, her office has an intermediary for the N p r N C iF O N S a iE FOR TVPOCRAPHtCAl ERRORS W l RESERVE tHC RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO 4 UNITS UN|^SS OTHERWISE SPECMiCO APPROVAL. recommended a 13-to-26 year prison term for Madden. surer. , received 12 emergency person. Ms. Mikoliet will The substitute application filed Tuesday calls for a 14.1 requests for aid, and dis­ speak with utility company Vnion probe Fickle suspect Gang talks percent increase in premiums for 1.1 million individual bursed several hundred representatives to deter­ NKW llAVKN il lM A construction workers union IIARTF’ORD lUPli — A burglary suspect has changed HARTFORD (UPIl — Members of two city youth and group subscribers. dollars for people whose mine if the distressed heat would otherwise have caller can be considered a immediately ended. hardship case. Her office-has also If such a determination ■ Peopletalk n n. received 30 calls for is made, the person's elec­ The Meat Masters general assistance. This tricity will not be turned 3 LOIN. 3 RIB. 3 CENTER money is just starting to be off until May. despite his $ p GRADE 'A ' U S D A CHOICE BONELESS BEEF 101b AVER < N O A MFWYOI** Lennon in Sumerian ASSORTED PORK CHOPS distributed because those inability to pay the full bill. SPLIT CHICKENS .68* WHOLE SIRLOIN TIPS cur to o r d er i H .^3000 The millions mourning lor John Lennon wilLnot calling were not in dire However, Ms. Mikoliet LEAN GOLDEN BROWN GRADE "A " U.S D A CHOICE BEEF EXTRA LEAN bo surprised buutheir idol's name means "Shining need. stressed she encourages SMOKED SHOULDERS Prinoe-Bounliful " in a language more than 5.000 Ellen Jones, director o f, the hardship cases to CUT UP CHICKENS .78' GROUND ROUND a n y size p k g .*1“ ,/v^LO$ matvn v r years old town social services, ad­ struggle to meet at least a " th ick c u t 1st U.S.D A CHOICE BEEF EXTRA LEAN u s D A CHOICE BEEF 20lb«. AVER r That s the word from George Michanowsky, ministers the town fuel portion of the bill, MOSEY S CORNED BRISKETS CHOPPED SIRLOIN p a c k a g e WHOLE RIBS OF BEEF c u iT o o -d ., author of "The Once and Future Star " and a leading loan program. She Com­ otherwise in May they're .M" .M** expert in aneient Sumerian cuneiform writing. m ent^, "Thank goodness faced with utility costs of TENDER U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF 18lbs AVER. $ 1 4 1 U.S D A. CHOICE BEEF Michanowsky. a member of the Fjxplorers Club, applications are coming in hundreds of dollars which BABY BEEF LIVER WHOLE HIPS OF BEEF c u tio o r d w ib 1 PORTERHOUSE STEAKS .*3“ lives near New York's Dakota apartment complex slowly." are impossible to meet. where Bcatic Lennon was gunned down last week. Six applications for Ms. Mikoliet said from un •BOWIM " FLOW He says he derided to see if the name could be assistance have been September 1979 to U^IWIATHIN fOTOCAIT ^ phonetically written out in Sumerian It could, with granted, at $150 each. The September 1980, the fuel For period ending 7 a m FIST 12 18 80 Wednesday the wedge-shaped symbols spelling "Shen LaNun" town has $10,000 to dis- bank distributed $9,000. She CHRISTMAS night will lind some snow falling across parts of the up­ Michanowsky says it was the Sumerians who purse, and Ms. Jones said said since Sept. 1980, the per Dreat Plains Lakes Kegion and the interior sections liioneered instrumental music, inventing the harps if the current pace of fuel bank’s income has ot the north Atlantic slates Klsewhere. generally lair and Ivres that became the forerunners of the applications continue totaled $762 BONUS! weather should prevail Minimum temperatures include modern guitar through the winter, the Calls for help which g BRING IN AND REDEEM ONE 'approx max readings in parenthesisi Atlanta 3f i.'4i. money should hold out. MACC received in October f u l l b o o k o f Boston 20 ' 421. Chicago 24 ■ 431. Cleveland 26 ' 411 . Dallas The town program and November, before the I -. I S& H GREEN STAMPS 46 i7." ’ Denver 32 48' Duluth 6 '6' Houston 70 '77i. ISavel inquiry assists those who are in­ state program was in place, obligated the agency Jacksonville 38 i61 Kansas City 21 i44'. latlle Hock 39 "Urban 'Cowboy czar Irving Azoff. whose eligible for any other to pay out $560. '59'. Los Angeles ,'4 '73c Miami 72 74 c Minneapolis 10 F'ronlline Management handles the careers of such program. Income must be 1 13 c New Orleans 47 '71 .New \ ork 26 i39c Phoenix 72 well-known musicians as the Eagles, Boz Scaggs, within 175 percent of the MACC thus has about '79c San F'rancisco 42 '62c Seattle 34 '43c St Louis 30, Michael McDonald and J D Souther, got quite a poverty level, or $13,037 for $200 left in its fuel bank. 1 48'-. Washington 29 47 ‘ a family of four. The town "At this point we’d be in surprise last week during a tennis match with pals YOUR PURCHASE OF ANY BRAND the hole, except that I don't Sen Fldward Kennedy, Jeff Wald i married to Helen reserves the right lo deny CHRISTMAS Weather forecast Reddy I and former California .Sen John Tunney. applications of those who have to pay bills the Suddenly a writhing, exotic belly dancer wiggled received a town energy minute they come in," Ms. assistance loan last year Mikoliet said. TURKEY Mostly sunny this allernoon with highs near 30 or minus onto the court to express happy birthday greetings Irom Sherry Lansing, beautiful president of 20th and failed to repay, if they She said besides its roI?» 1 Celsius Fair and cold tonight Lows in the teens were judged capable of of running interference for Thursday mostly cloudy with a chance of afternoon Century F'ox showers or Hurries Highs in the mid 30s Chance of She got a warm reception from the foursome. K»H**INIIwU»ll*>l>M8AMAWA«AWA>»A»«AWA»*Atl)A»l>A>lW>«»AII(A<»At«A>IIAI»AtBBj precipitation 10 percent this afternoon and tonighl .30 per­ Secret Service agents assigned to Kennedy were LEAVE THE WORK TO US cent Thursday Northerly winds 10 to 1.3 mph today cool until they checked with Miss Lansing's office to Give the Gift of Food for the Holidays becoming southwest around 10 mph tonight increasing to confirm the belly dancer had nothing to hide The French connection Theater program Top Notch hos great i ft ideos for everyone on your ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY 15 to 27' mph Thursday By the way. the Azoff-Kennedy team won the shopping list at offord ible prices! doubles match American Motors Stockholders Detroit, Mich., are, left to right, Paul Tippett, president of AMC; Gerald Meyers, The Auxiliary of Asylum Ave and Cogswell Fruit Baskets... Long I'^lund >ounil overwhelmingly approved, Tuesday, Manchester Memorial St:, Hartford Preceding hovt beoutiiwl orrong«m«nU oi MKoIttorri* toncy Iri chairman of the board of AMC; Bernard Iruii *4) im o ll Of io*g* 6 ii* i io out prodiK* doporlmonl PARTY Long l»lamf ''^iiuiid to Waif'll llill. Kll. to Motilaiik Ford Museum proposals giving the French automaker Hospital will sponsor an the performance will be a I’oini. N.3.: Small cratt advisory remains in effect Renault a controlling interest in the com­ Verliner-Palliez, president, Renault and Paul evening of theater with the champagne reception from Gift Certificates... High pressure approaching from west and moving The dedication of the Gerald R Ford Presidential pany's exchange for a $200 million contribu­ Percie duSert, Director of Renault shake comedy "Same Time Next 6:30 lo 7 40 p m Soy Hoppy Holidoy* wiiK o cpMificol* oi '5 MO *25 Of otlshore tonight Cold tront approaching from west Museum in his hometown of Grand Rapids. Mich , Year" presented by The moro Rodoomobl* ol ony tim t on ony iltm m our ilo rti hands by the Renault 18i. imported from Ju$l Otk ior Ihfm ol our < n GALLON Glimpses rates approved in October elimination ol Northeast's 28oz PRESTONE .. The Almanac lor Northeast Utilities discounts GRANDMOTHER’S SUMMER/WINTER Bette Davis and Douglas Fairbanks Jr . were UI was allowed to con­ H8r ANTIFREEIE MINCED MEAT chair|iersons lor the Mountbatten Memorial Fund tinue to offer lower rates Alliance President B\ I ililt'd IVf-«« fiileroalional party this week, at which Fllizabeth Taylor. Rock James Walpole of Enfield Today IS Wednesdac Dec 17 the 352nd dav ol Hi8o with when their customer s, use Hudson. Kim Novak and Tony Curtis turned up after said Tuesday he believes 14 to fill low exceeds 1.50 kilowatt hoifFs Gift List the premiere of their movie, Agatha Christie's .Northeast customers 99 The moon i.' moving toward its lull phase but Northeast was ordered should get the same breaks The morning stars are Meicurv Venus .lupiU r ,ind riie Mirroi ( rai k d Penthouse Pet Corinne to abandon its so-called Alplien. Dueen ol the Greater New York as UI's *1 Saturn declining rate block The evening star is .Mars Automobile Show opening Jan 31. invited car bull UI also can offer cheaper Reggie Jackson to be her guest at the opening $ Those born on this date are under the sign ol Sagil- rates for nighttime electric The DPUC says it's llarve Presnell has been brought in from the third larips use while .Northeast could comparing apples to SAVE 96* national company ol the Broadway musical "An­ SAVE 80* SAVE 56* .American poet .lohn Greenle.it Whiller was born Dec not offer a similar dis­ oranges but it seems to me nie to substitute for vacationing John Schuck in 17. 1807 count It's electricity lo elec­ The Precision Haircut the role of Daddv W'arbucks On this date in Instore The D epartm ent of tricity," Walpole said In 1903. Orville and Wilbur Wrighi made the first Public Utility Control took Electric rales for Ul Explained Precisely. successful airplane flights in history, soaring over the away discounts for customers in 17 cities and sand dunes near Kitty Hawk, N C One flight lasted 12 Lottery numbers Northeast customers, towns in Fairfield and New Because your head is unique; the way your hair seconds A second was 59 seconds saying they were contrary Haven counties will in­ grows IS equally unique Really quite different from In 1925. Gen, W'liliam Billy' Mitchell, outspoken ad­ Numbers drawn Tuesday lo conservation efforts crease 9.7 percent. every one else s vocate of a separate C S Air lorce. was loiind guilty of Connecticut 512 Tlie DPUC said the dis­ The utility says a typical conduct prejudicial to the goexi ol the armed services Maine 961 counts were justified for residential customer AnyKioy you wrap sheHl Precision haircutting is a technique lor cutting Twentv year' later, the Senate conferred on him the New Hampshire 6773 UI customers because its whose current monthly bill love a warnu cuddly robe the hair in harmony with the way it grows Your for those oh'SO’chilly Congressional Medal of Honor posthumously Rhode Island 7707 rates were generally for 500 kilowatt hours is $43 hair eventually grows out but it doesn i lose its feOMUl IMtU CI«L ■OHUi tM C IA l .tm w na SAVE! In 1939, the .Nazi warship Gral Spec was scuttled oil the Massachusetts 8854 higher than Northeast's. can expect to pay $46.94 un­ nights and mornings! See shape with a precision haircut Consequently your coast of Uruguay as British vessels pursued it Vermont .371 The DPUC said UI der the new rates. our super selection of haircut will look as good after five days as It does quUtedt flannels^ fleeces after five minutes And because the hair falls and more! naturally into place you won t have to keep fussing Evening Herald with It Usually a shake of the head does it To Advartlaa To Report News PROFESSIONAL L'SPS 3'27 7981 by LISANISE Published daily except .Sunday and cer For a classified advertisement, call To report a news Item or story idea; 643-2711 and ask lor Classified Office CLEANING We also offer permanent waves, coloring, tain holidays by the Manchester Manchester .. 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The for any individual who Its second semester Jan. care is to teach the student to repair his own lawn- fi'rst course Is for the wishes to enter the insulation. 12 Child safety . to do the routine mower,' snowblower, or homeowner who wants to growing field of elec­ Registration for the Basic and advanced maintenance work other power'tool. The do simple electrical wiring tronics. The course is above courses will take courses are offered in the necessary to prevent operation, maintenance and repairs. Although place at the school Jan. 5, j . 1 theory oriented and a high Opinion following technical areas: major repairs in the and repair of small inter­ emphasis Is placed on School knowledge of and Jan. 6 from 7 p.m. to 8 Blacks, Hispanics, Iranians, Automotive, carpentry, future. Changing oil, nal combustion engines, “hands on" work, mathematics is a p.m. Classes will be held Highway patrolmen say be saved by using approved electrical, and electronics. filters, anti-freeze and wilt be emphasized. theoretical knowledge will prerequisite. from 6:40 p.m. to 9:30 Humanists, etc. to live among us, p.m,, one evening each one of their saddest and properly-installed car In related areas, courses in lubrication are a few topics In the carpentry field a be supplied as required. In the related areas, become our neighbors, enrich our experiences at an accident safety seats and belts. blueprint reading, shop covered. single course is offered this The second course is in­ basic and advanced week for 12 weeks. Mini­ math, solar energy, metric The second course is an courses will be in session scene is seeing a child fatally And coordinated with that semester. Unlike past tended for electrical ap> courses in blueprint mutual lives, contribute to our per­ system and home energy introduction to diesel years, this course is prentices or individuals for six week periods. All effort, the San Francisco reading and shop math con­ injured or possibly maimed conservation are offered. engines with emphasis available to all students. who wish to enter the elec­ tinue this semester. In ad­ classes begin the week of sonal growth and evolving common for life because safety mayor has proclaimed Jan. In the automotive field placed on operation and The course is designed to trical field. It is the first of dition, three mini-courses Jan. 12. A tuition fee of 852 for culture. practices were not observed. 23-30 as “Child Passenger three courses are maintenance. Advanced teach the proper use of a series of courses offered six weeks in duration will available; preventive courses will be offered in hand and power tools. A regular courses and 826 for Sen. Alan Cranston, D- Safety Week." for aspiring electricians. be offered. All three maintenance, diesel the future. QpIpptAH Ka' tho The electronics course courses are introductory in mini-courses is required. Calif. told Congress the other “Auto accidents are the preventable' through proven rehabilitative hospital care than $2,000 per accident.” The small engine repair Tuition fees will be day that the San Francisco leading cause of death of safety measures. “It is of each head-injured and When child passengers are What makes something extra collected during the first special? Better yet, what makes class rheeting. The ad­ Bay area is doing something children over age one. killing brain-damaged child j§. $48.- shocking that less than 16 allowed to sit or stand un­ doing something for someone else ministration reserves the Apply, apply, apply in person. more youngsters than any Public records about the problem. Its exam­ percent of children in Califor­ 000 plus over $200,000 per secured, the risk is great that mean even more than accomplishing right to close courses when M’arranly drrdp cent J. Giansanti Jr. and ple might well be followed by other disease or condition," nia are buckled up when they wil be slammed the actual act? The answer is ob­ Joseph J. Lessard Sr. Donald W. Morrison and enrollment exceeds child for lifetime custodial Estelle L. Bedient to Judith Ann G iansanti, Deborah F. Winther, noted the senator. “In 1979 property at 554 Taylor St. Diane H. Morrison to classroom capacity or other cities and states. riding in vehicles." forward into the dashboard in vious, it’s that positive acknowledge- Daniel C. Barlow and property at 62 Wilfred property north of High care in state-supported William H. and Irene M. Laurien H. Jordan, proper­ cancel courses which do Manchest The San Francisco Child x)ver 100 child passengers case of a quick stop or crash. "ment from the receiver for the Diana D. Barlow, property Road, 854,900. Street, 858,900. hospitals. “It is estimated Johnson to Beverly E. ty at 66-68 Maple St.. T9,- not meet minimum Passenger Safety Council, died and over 13,000 were in­ Besides human suffering thoughtfulness of the donor that at 18 Campfield Road, $62,- Stephen M. Spoviero and (Juil Claimn requirements. Brochures Everyone agrees that a Johnson and Jeffrey P. 000. Resident makes us feel so good. That look of 000. Alice Spoviero to Edward Leo J. Cyr to Catherine composed of various com­ jured in California." and loss, the rehabilitative the cost for less s e ^ e in­ child’s life is priceless. Let’s Johnson, property at 47 Sheila E. Toscano to of courses for the second amazement and joy that a person Park Chestnut Enter­ T. Celly III and Margaret W Cyr, property at 38 Cone cost is staggering. Alexander St. Richard F. Eichacker and semester will be available munity agencies, plans a con­ Cranston said 80 tO 90 per­ juries resulting, on the show we really believe that wears across his face when he opens prises to Frances B. M. Celly, property at 9-11 St. Park Chestnut Enter­ Suzanne *S. Eichacker, at the school beginning ference Jan. 23. 1981 to dis­ cent of the fatalities and Estimates, Cranston said, average, in at least one day by the safety practices we Jocobsen. property at 118A Lilley St., 876,000. John G. Frank to Ger­ a gift or those tears of joy and the prises to Thomas J. property at 58E Am­ Monday. are that the cost for Park Chestnut Con­ Blanchard and Rossetto maine C. Frank, property cuss how children s lives can most serious injuries are of hospitalization, is more employ. hug of appreciation that is shared DiBella, property at li8 B2 bassador Drive, 866,000. dominiums. Construction Inc. to at 33 EIro St. when someone unexpectedly comes Park Chestnut Con­ Terrance L. Towle and Dustin C. Wood Jr. to Richard P. Giansanti and Leah Segal to Leah Segal to another’s aid are worth more than dominiums. James G. Susan E. Towle to Roanld William R. Embser and Susan E. Giansanti, and Ely Segal, land near gold to the donor. Gagnon and Diane M. G. Wolf and Lorraine M. Donna F. Embser, proper­ property at 60 Wilfred Mountain Road. “Then said Jesus, ‘Were not ten Gagnon to Leo Duchesneau Wolf, property at 44-46 ty at 45 Goodwin St., |66,- Road, 855,150. James H. Miller to Curt and Margaret Ann Bidwell St.. 865.000. cleansed? Where the nine? Was no 500. Robert I. Wolverton and P. Cavanaugh, undivided Duchesneau,property at 14 Richard C. Recknagel one found to return and give praise to Blanchard and Rossetto Helen A. Wolverton to half interest in 92-98 Wells Gval Lane, 857,500. and Alexandra Recknagel On education Letters God except this foreigner? And He Construction Inc. to Vin­ Helen M. Lageux and St. P"" '' Winther and said to him, ‘Rise and go your way; ^Goal setting’ misunderstood your faith has made you well!’’ Bigger not better Only one tenth of those who were healed by our Lord returned to give Eighth District offers holiday tips thanks for what Jesus had done for by most of general public To the editor: sons of John Honor and Roy Crad­ him. Jesus was obviously amazed at • Check your Contrary to what was reported in dock who came to the commission MANCHESTER - The • Do not run electrical emergency. season. their lack of gratitude when He • Disconnect lights when detector. Have the Herald. I never did say I was meetings occasionally, and par­ Bureau of Fire Prevention cords under rugs. • Do not burn gift wrap­ raised the question to the one healed leaving home or retiring to pings in the fireplace. holiday season. completely against expanding the ticularly when there was a minority for the Eighth Utilities • Use an outlet away B> M\KK K. MIFDI) For that reason, although the state begin rebuilding public confidence in leper. “Was no one found to return District Fire Department bed. Human Retations Commission I issue to be discussed. Roy Craddock from the tree so you can The following is a guest column on has broad goals for students and the schools Better understanding of and give praise to God except this has issued the following easily disconnect the • Dispose of tree im­ education written by Dr Mark specific goals and objectives for the the competence and needs of schools merely said that more did not still remains on the commission. foreigner?" For ten lepers had in­ safety tips for a safe power in the event of an mediately after the holiday Shedd. state commissioner educa­ State Department of Education, the _ as well as their problems - will necessarily make better. At this point, I think we do see that itially stood near our Lord, praying holiday season: tion The column is being presented law provides that each community generate greater support for educa- In other words, during my three an expansion of the commission has that He would heal them. “Jesus terms as chairperson of the Human • Do not use candles on to further the understanding of the set Its own specific goals and objec­ tion and. assuredly, in the long run it not served the purposes for which Master, have mercy on us.” But only or near your tree. Relations Commission, we had con­ I flMHX goals and activities of the state tives for Its students The.se goals and will produce better .schotils this was intended. And that one returned to Jesus after being • Keep your tree away tinuously been suggesting to the recommendations and appointments "open. — every ntte Hnrber Styling Salon education department objectives will reflect desired healed to express a simple, thank from hreplaces and Achieving that high level ol par­ Republican and Democratic Com­ to commissions are a more partisan |i (tmpl Mbriifs) There s a phra.se kicking around successes and opportunities for you. What ingratitude on the part of heating appliances. educational circles these days that students in terms of basic skills ticipation IS a mutual responsibility mittee chairpersons that they than non-partisan matter. 968 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER those other nine! Water your tree daily. (NEAR ARTHUR DRUG) -- of both local boards ol education nominate minoritv candidates for unfortunately may not have much broad knowledge, competencies and Lee Ann Gundersen Too often we play the part of those Styrofoam meaning lor the general public The values and their staffs and the people in the our commission At one point, we had 115 Olcott Drive. ^ sJse only "UL ' ap­ HAIRCUTTINQ FOR nine healed lepers. We pray to God MEN A WOMEN phrase is "goal setting And. That law puts the important community two black commissioners in the per­ Manchester for His help, for His healing, for our proved lighting. although It' mt^v seem to refer to a decisions that affect individual happiness, and for relief from those • Check all lights and cords carefully for frays, 647-1167 routine bureaucratic activity, in fact students and families where- they worldly pressures. But we seldom bare wires, and broken Appointmanta that quiet little phrase masks one of belong -- in local school com­ return to God in prayer to say “thank eterv Avallabla the most exciting, alive opportunities munities sockets Discard any un­ you Lord," when our prayers have safe equipment. U u k Tum. Thru Prt. to come along in public education in This IS a gcKxl time to point out that f g ih e imroel* tf moialtsUt| been answered. In failing to praise • Do not overload elec­ "float setting" is not an optional (towfitown manckutu* Iking" Wilk-Int quite a while God for the small and the great trical outlets. Goal setting, is a chance to get exercise. The state law requires that things He does for us, we miss the [_Salurda]^ the public back into public education each local board of education es­ added joy of thanksgiving which It s an opportunity lor the public to tablish goals by July 1. 1981 What gives an added dimension to the find out what s going on in its that means is that, whether the com­ blessings we receive. schools And. most important it's a munity chooses to be involved in a Or in our human relationships, chance lor the public to be heard - significant way or not. the local when was the last time you board of CKiucation will establish loud and clear - about what it wants expressed your gratitude to a to go on Its schiKils local educational goals — goals that Put a amila on your man with gifta from REQAL'81 relative or a friend for something Let me share a little ol the history aflect the entire community they did for you? One of the easiest of Connecticut s goal setting man­ The law also requires that the things for humans to do is to take date In the last lour to live years. board set these goals and objectives someone else for granted. What if Connecticut has undertaken the with community participation That God took us for granted‘’ What if He massive tasks ol equalling school participation however, can range decided that we could go it alone for Irom significant widespread involve­ finances, of increasing its financial a while? What if He decided that we support lor public education of es­ ment to token contributions from the really didn’t need to know His tablishing the first statewide educa­ public And that is the crux ol the forgiveness and love? If this ever tion goals in Its first Comprehensive issue how many people will be in­ happened. we‘d really have a reason f’lan for Elementary and Secondary- volved and what the consequences ol to think that “God is dead." But He's Education - in short, making a th.ii involvement are not! He gives us His love and much greater stronger dearer At best the goal .setting' process forgiveness daily. He hears our The first great designer label commitment to quality education provides the entire community the prayers, supplies our needs, and than It has ever done before verv precious opportunity to express worn by half the men in America. crowns our days with more blessings The legislation which established Its most idealistic aspirations for than we really need. school finance equalization man­ what It wants for its children It puts Take lime today to thank God for dated the Comprehensive Plan and education right where it belongs — at ARROW life and love and happiness. Take provided other support for public the heart ol a community concerns DOVER B.D. time to thank God for your loved education recognized a critical fac­ There are other benefits from the ones, your friends, and your enemies. tor Namely that il the taxpayers ol Afuiays a cla ssic goal setting prmess It provides a Thank God for life! Connecticut were to support educa­ marvelous opportunity for boards of Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr. Styled lo keep abreasl uf con tion in this way. they must also have education professional t*ducators Pastor lemporary fdshion. ifiis lung a strong and conlinuing voice in parents civic groups and others to Faith Lutheran Church favored dre^s shin is a mustdor shaping the quality ol education gel to know one another and thus to every man's wardrobe lls quiet Blast Hartford elegance and reslruined good looks enhance any garment - Washington Merry-Go-Round fine suit or casual jacket A natural, comfortable blend of ()0% cotton. 4 0T i polyester oxford cloth Slightly Ntidjjed Gentleman’s Fit" body cut Voice of America reacting with meetings and letters with a 7 button front Exact MEN'S LC.D. CHRONOGRAPH neck sizes and sleeve lengtfis gressional sujiport 7 FUNCTIONS WITH AUTOMATIC B> J\< K \M)I RsON the new premier Josef Pinkowski. background in language. There is a (Thanks to the vote he rolled up and Looking back Anderson says he We have your favorite colors in In the letters to (amgress and the WRIST ALARM WASHINGTON I'mle Sam was never properly named. Instead, lundamental lack of professionalism, regrets "some of the strident things solids and stripes C om e for the federal financing it brought, the •STOP WATCH *H0URS speaks tu the Russian [leciple through media Bitterman tried to discredit he was called "Sinkowski" and even my sources agree, and the few who campaign will not be, as he observed we may have said in the campaign, them Uxlay my report The "monumental Long sleeves •MINUTES *SEC0NDS the Voice ol Air.erica But its ’ Sinyavsky' ithe name ol a promi­ do know what they’re doing are on election night, "the most expen­ but not the positions we took; I think •MONTH •OAV •DATE bloopers I listed from the Russian- Russian-language broadcasts, as I nent Russian dissident i frustrated in their efforts to improve sive experience of my life.") they were right." Texas Instruments •BACK LIGHT •AU METAL language broadcasts, she wrote, reported last month have developed — An Afghani delegation to the the Russian-language broadcasts. Anderson is currently sorting Nearer to ihee?i Morale at the Suiidn: Slrip«-Hl Built m lap timer mtasurek m were all more than two yeai’s old > White 15-FUNCTION L.E.D. 5econ(i$ and iraciion ol seconds a case of the splutters United Nations was identified as Footnote: VGA Director Bitter­ through a number of writing and Central Intelligence 'Agency has • Blue tor accuracy up lo 12 hours This is simply not true One of the 24 hour alarrn as reminder ol ao 1 charged that the Russian Service "refugees who want represent man said it's "unfair " to harp on teaching possibilities, and says his picked up somewhat with the • Blue • Brown bloopers occurred last August, pointments Timer fo' meetings was beset with favoritism and faux Pakistan broadcast bloopers The .real major interest now is foreign affairs. prospect of a Reagan administration • Ecru • Wine biGITAL WATCH presentations phone calls spon another last March All were • A contemporary styled gift ol time at a events and more Adiusiabie pas, with cronyism and ideological ■Secretary of State Edmund problem is physical, she said: "We Though he still professes to believe in A few months ago, the morale was so • Maize metal band gg giMrantM price you can afford ‘ The quality watch referred to in confidential memos U S A fnadw feuds The storv .Muskie reportt*dly held a question- need more space. We need space the two-party system, he has decided low that someone posted a joke on • Pink for everyone anytime, anywhere ‘ Sin within the last two years FASHIONABLE DIGITAL WATCH caused an uproar and-answer session with "local in­ that's reasonably aesthetic, and we to remain an independent. He would the bulletin board at headquarters: •18“ •19“ gle button commands easy to read LFO at tlje—Vai^i (• ol When called disarming candor habitants of the city of Missouri. " display of hours, minutes seconds, LADIES' LC.D. ALARM need it kept clean and well- like to see regional presidential “What's the difference between the month and date •Calendar auKx.taticaMy "We were very careful to how we tiegani imek, Managing Editor WATCHES 20% explained, could weaken VGA's con­ - In a report on the Polish crisis. Sian Service employees with a solid "the greatest experience of my life” Raymond * Robinaon, Editor-Publlthor HaroW E. Turkinglon, Editor Emarltua n

6 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 17, IWO EVENING HERALD, Wed , Dec 17, 1980 — 7 'ion. We are educating children to live in Stephen Marcham who at a recent as $42,000 a year. ToujnTcill a world we only dimly perceive. meeting, seemed to be disagreeing A leader of those opposed last Maybe public service does pay Speaking at Monday s year to selling BuckUnd School after all? A report from the East Idolatry of facts is not the basis of with other council m em bm on "The whole world’s had a lot of Manchester Board of Education doesn't mind this year’s discussion Hartford Citizens Advisory Com­ education.” Kennedy slipported the several points, was about to do so commotion and let's Just hope that Council apjproves town proposal for workfare meeting, John Tucci, a parent, said of using the building for office mittee on salaries Tuesday night concept thrust of the television on another but first commented, next year finds the world in peace an experimental use of television in space. Ron Boocks, Tolland Turn­ establishes new salary ranges for assistance recipients in a maintenance department. would be 8 a.m to 4 p.m. adjustments in light equip­ at the public works garage week, five hours a day. programming, saying ideals like "I'm sure you will all assume that I and tranquility," said Gordon VERNON - With some credibly clear that they are the classroom fails to teach facts. pike, says offices in the area would the town's snayor and department town work propam. The duties would include At Rockville High School ment, and to assist the to wash cars, trucks and The Housing Authority teamwork are more timeless than got up on the wrong side of the bed Lassow, president of Manchester’s misgivings and some hopes not considered employees Superintendent of Schools James not ruin the neighborhood like the heads. For example. Mayor George that legialatlon concerning of the town. No participating typing, filing, processing someone is needed to do custodian in cleaning the windows, clean vehicles has a job opening (or a facts. this morning, but I'm against this Eighth Utilities District, in a short and office floors and such. Kennedy responded. “ Isolated initial plans to sell to Richard A. Dagon, now paid $29,250 a year the workfare program will Those 65 years old are recipient will be required work orders, answering the some yard work, to operate building. maintenance person. proposal." holiday message. This will be (our days a facts mean nothing; facts change. Vernon Town Council member Hayes. for his work, could*receive as much be changed, the Town not considered to work for a greater phone and such. The hours and make minor Someone is also needed Council, Monday night, ap­ employable, nor are they if number of hours than is proved a proposal for the they are required in the necessary to equal the town, to be (lied with the home to care for an in­ amount of his or her state. capacitated spouse or child assistance grant computed Obituaries. Roof material discussed by boai^d Under the program, per­ or anyone who has children at a rate of not less than the minimum hourly wage. Harry Bingenheimer of Manchester MANCHESTER - The town new root will be composed of several next summer after the state General for the roof include additional drains, sona who are unemployed under age six. In cases of Mrs. Maude V. Morgan The program plan also and Mrs. James Reid of Warren, Building Committee discussed layers, possibly glass, coal tar, and Assembly approves its share of the sloping the roof toward the drains and who are receiving two-parent houses, only the DANBURY - Mrs. Maude V provides that any Mich.; three grandchildren and 10 material to be used for roof repairs plastic. But the committee is dis­ $5.5 million renovation, is how best to and designs for gravel stops. general assistance, but are parent required to care for Get checkmqwhh iiileiest. (Young) 81, of 1 Overlook Terrace, employable, will be found the child under six is con­ employable person par­ widow of Edgar T. Morgan, died great-grandchildren. at Manchester High School Tuesday cussing the merits of materials to be dry the moisture in the roof. According to Donald Kiiehl building committee member, the jobs to offset the cost to the sidered unemployable. ticipating in the program, Monday night at Danbury Hospital Funeral services will be Friday at evening with the architects. used. Nassiff said the architects meeting also examined roof insula­ state of their assistance Anyone who has a mental and willing to perform after a short illness. 11 a m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Although no decisions were “We are checking durability and suggested leaving a portion of the se­ tion, and installation of the new roof. payments. or physical incapacity work, over and above that Mrs. Morgan was bom in Windsor 400 Main St., Manchester. Burial will reached, the committee and the giving the architects suggestions on cond floor roof untiled until the end The new roof will be installed sec­ The programs for each which prevents them from which is rbqbired to work on July 23,1899. She formerly lived in be in East Cemetery. Manchester. architect, Charles Gunnels of the what types of vandalism occurs of the roof repairs, which would Pkis oliee gih. tion by section taking down a portion town are set up by the working, is not eligible off their weekly budget Hartford. She was a former canteen Friends may call at the funeral home firm Russell, Gibson and vonDohlen here.” Nassiff said. provide greater air circulation. social services either. deficit, will be allowed to worker for the American Red Cross Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. traded opinions on how best to repair "We want to do the job right. We The building's roof repairs is the of the old roof, and constructing the departments. Vernon's Under the plan the town retain up to a maximum of and was a member of St. James the 25-year-old building's leaky roof. don't want a fragile roof." major cost in the renovation, slated new roof the same day. “The building will never be un­ was prepared by Mrs. also agrees that this $10 a week, to be paid by Get In on First Federal's introductory offer of checking Episcopal Church in Danbury. Card of Thanka According to Salem Nassiff, Among consideration of the roof for $855,000. Virginia Wehrli, director program will be phased in check, for any work per­ with interest and get a free gift. Just open a checking She leaves a daughter, Jean A. building committee member, the repairs, scheduled to begin sometime Plans presented by the architects protected this way," Cuehl said. Wf wish lo thank our many Inends and relatives Also discussed was the type of of the social services to fill work, education or formed which exceeds the account with $300 or more during December. You'll Morgan of Danbury and several for their many acts of kindneu during the lott of our not only gel free checking with interest, but your Wife and mother We especially acknowledge the materials to be used for blocking department. training positions as they budget deficit. This extra nieces and nephews. choice between a free Golden Eagle Bank or a golden flowers and contributions to the Memorial Fund at windows, one of the biggest losses of Vernon officials and of­ become available. $10 a week will be called an Funeral services will be Thursday the South Methodist Church Seasonal drive behind goal anniversary First Federal Family's Favorites cookbook ficials in other towns have The town also agrees Incentive grant. at 11 a m. at St. James Episcopal energy according to Kuehl. The com­ as well. And all the cookbook recipes come from the LeRoy Tedford ii Family, the family, and “he told me he and mittee is trying to find a material been wary of the program. that at least one-third of Mrs. Wehrli contacted Church in Danbury. Friends may call and Mr Si Mrs Matthew Mulcahy If Family came to the MACC office with two kitchens ol our staff. By LAI RKN DAVIS SHEA the employable general th e heads of town at the Tomlinson Homestead. 336 frozen turkeys, some cash, and his wife wanted to share it with resistance lo vandalism, insulate, an Vernon officials still have So come lo our 50th birthday party in Memoriam Herald Reporter assistance recipients departments to find out Main St., Danbury, tonight from 7 to canned foods, to help share a 1980 others, to make their Christmas which would allow for a useful inside questions about insurance ^ and get checking with interest more cheerful,” Mrs. Carr said, wall, such as bulletin boards. and such but the proposal required to participate will what jobs are available 9 p.m. Burial will he in East In ud and loving mfmor> of our Mother M n Mar> MANCHESTER - There has Christmas which had just been made plus a free Eagle "I'm frankly astonished, because become participants within now that might be filled by ^"(37 Cemetery in Manchester Thursday Arnold who passed away December 17 th 1957 been a mighty surge in the account of especially good for his family. The Building Committee will had to be approved to be , Bank or cookbook. the Manchester Area Conference of He told Mrs. Carr that three years they didn't look wealthy,” Mrs. Carr review each aspect of the planned submitted by Jan. 1 so that one year of the approval the general assistance l}{ ^ And remember, with a 3 p.m. commital service. Loving memories never die recipients. As time goes on and days pau by Churches Seasonal Sharing Appeal ago. his wife had been hit by a car, said. But she said the man and wife renovation choosing materials and the town won't loose date of the plan. >1 checking accounts Leo Moriartv In our hearts preciou$ memories are kept in the last several days, but the drive and the accident resulted in her had been reading the people's stories systems, and has set an April target welfare payments. < It will be up to the social The engineering depart­ with balances of Of a Mother wf loved and shall never forget ment'has a need for MANCHESTER - Leo "King" is still way behind its goal. losing both legs above the knee. in The Herald, and "wanted to date. The plans will then be sub­ Vernon officials would services department to $300, or more have someone to operate the Moriarty, 78, formerly of Sadly missed by Nancy Carr, MACC executive A small settlement from the acci­ realize the satisfaction which can be mitted to state authorities (or fun­ like a ruling from t|ie assign the jobs and take no service charge. Beatrice Bob and IXit blueprint machine to make Manchester, died Tuesday at an East director, said Monday's mail brought dent has recently been awarded lo gotten from giving." ding approval. town's insurance compaily care of all of the paper Hartford convalescent home in $1,152 Joanne Mikoleit, coor­ to see if these people will work which Mrs. Wehrli copies of various maps, - Mr. Moriarty was born in dinator of MACC's Human Needs be considered as town feels will be mountainous drawings and charts. "The hours would be from 8 a.m. .0 Manchester and had lived here most P ro g ra m s program, said Tuesday's mail H o lid a y employees. at times. ftly.. of his life. Before retiring he was a brought in $782 Robert Dotson, director The minimum hourly to 2 p.m., two days a week. painter. Before this week, the MACC ac­ s c h e d u le s 4/ mnurs SAYS... of administration, said the wage will be the rate in The Vernon Board of He leaves a brother, James H. p la n n e d count had $2,593 The account is now statutes are clear in this effect for all work per­ Education is in need of a Moriarty of Manchester and several up to $4,456 With only seven days left a n n o u n c e d area. He said it's in­ formed by general secretarial assistant in the nieces and nephews MANCHf-:sXER - The Board of until Christmas, MACC is still about SUPER SANTA SALE Education is sponsoring three free Funeral services will be Thursday $2.0(X), or 33 percent, behind its goal MANCHESTER - The forums next year to address topics at 11 a m from the John F. Tierney for the holiday program. Manchester Recreation which have caused controversy at its Fund transfer voted Funeral Home. 219 W Center St Last year, the community sur­ Department will observe meetings this year Burial will be in St Bridget's passed MACC's goal of $5.(KX) by con­ the following hours of Cemetery. There are no calling The first, on March 5, will be tributing $8,453. This year, Mrs. Carr "Humanistic Education: What's the operation at its three in­ hours said she is worried about meeting, door recreation centers. Controversy All About'’” During the BUY KITCHEN AID IN for new fire truck never mind exceeding, the goal of Homer C. \V'ahz summer, about 40 parents alleged East Side Rec at 22 School Fifst Federal Savings $6.5(XI St.; West Side Rec at 110 about $1,826 for the old VERNON - Homer C. Waltz, 78, of "secular humanism" was in the VERNON - The Town waive bids "due to me Mrs. Carr said many of those con­ Cedar St.; and Community bucket truck so the cost of East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury. Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor 1 Thompson Court, Rockville, died schools, and administrators denied TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! Council, Monday night, ap­ emergency nature of the tributing this year have never con­ “Y” at 78 N. Main St. the new one will probably Tuesday at his home He was the hus­ this. The subject widened as the proved the transfer of $19,- purchase,” noting several FSLK tributed before. She said often, during the school Christ­ end up to be about $12,200 band of Marie (Weber) Waltz months passed, to the point where 000 from the contingency quotations had been checks come in containing copies of but the full amount still He was born in Rockville and had board meetings were becoming a mas vacation. account to the capital im­ received and reviewed. been a lifelong resident He was an The Herald, which describe the Wednesday, Dec. 24, 10 m provements equipment ac­ Mayor Marie Herbst said had to be appropriated. forum for residents to criticize many active member of the Rockville plights of particular needy persons a m. to 4 p.m. count, to buy a new bucket the transferring of the $19,- aspects of education and society. "People are seeing that this isn't a m g & United Methodist Church for more On March 26. school officials will T hursday. Dec. 25, truck for the fire depart­ 000 would pretty-much The bucket truck is ’ faceless appeal, that there are in­ needed by the fire depart­ than 60 years He was treasurer of host a forum on "Curriculum for the closed. ment. . deplete the contingency dividuals in real need in our com­ Friday, Dec. 26. 10 a m. EVERYONE, TURN DOWN YOUR ment to maintain the lines the church Men's Club and of its 80s What is Basic Education’’"The The council also voted to fund but said she thought munity, " Mrs Carr said. to 4 p m. and 6 p.m. lo 10 this was better than for the alarm system. Back Board of Trustees He was a member third forum, on April 8, will be on HOT WATER HEATERS ... Mrs Carr described how one man in 1971 the town didn't have of Vernon Grange 52 for more than 60 "Who Controls Education?” pm Grange party making an additional ap­ a bucket truck and one of years and served as its treasurer (or All forums will be held at Sacred cantata Saturday, Dec. 27, 10 VERNON - Vernon propriation. OPEN SUNOAY a m. to 5 p.m If an additional ap­ th e firefighters who 12-5 ' ^ 50 years and was a past master On Manchester High School at 7:30 p.m VERNON — The Senior Choir of Orange 52 will hold its r propriation were made it climbed a pole to'check the Sept. 19 he and his wife celebrated Registration in advance is requested, St. John's Episcopal Church, Route Monday, Dec. 29. 10 a.m. Christmas meeting on Dec. their 55th wedding anniversary He to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. 10 p.m. ft in Grange Hall on Route would have to be limited to lines was killed In a tragic so school officials can choose the 30, will present the sacred Cantata. $18,874 or a special public accident and as a result the retired from Brigham Lumber Co of Tuesday, Dec. 30,10 a.m. 30 at 8 p.m. room to hold the meeting in, based on "The Prince of Peace," on Sunday hearing and town meeting town's insurance company RocVville in 1968 the expected turnout during the 10 a m. worship service. lo 4 p.m and 6 p m. lo 10 There wiU be a $2 gift 100% ORLON would have to be called. forbade climbing any more Besides his wife he leaves a son. p.m exchange and children's Robert Dotson, director poles. John Waltz of North Caldwell, N J . Wednesday, Dec. 31. 10 tility bills with gifts should be provided by of administration, said that two daughters. Mrs Roland (Elaine > a m to 4 p m parents. Each person Thursday. Jan 1, Closed. in N^y 1978 the town was In 1972 the Town Council Knight of Chantilly Va . and Mrs Police nab burglar attending should bring at authorized the purchase of John (DoreenI Ward of Rockville, a Friday. Jan 2, 10 a m to o ffet^ $5,000 for the old MANCHESrER — Police early least six finger food items. a bucket truck and that's sister. Mrs Cenneth iDorisi Weller found belonged to him. 4 p m and 6 p m. to 10 p.m Family and friends are in­ truck and* he feels it can this morning responded to a burglary Early Monday morning police also There will be no evening ItchenAid' still get that much for it the one that isn't working i)f Rockville. and eight vited. Mrs. Stella Graham and the parts aren't grandchildren alarm at the Town Line Package arrested Gary W. Weber, 26, of 31 recreation program in the due to inflation. He also store on Spencer Street, where they NEW ENERGY SAVERKDISHWASHER is in charge of available to fix it. VEE-NECK said they can probably get Funeral services will be held Lakeside Drive in Andover and schools and no open swim refreshments. Friday at 11 a m at the Rockville arrested a 30-year-old Willimantic charged him with three counts of at Manchester High School man failure to appear Police said Weber United .Methodist Church, 142 Grove during the vacation The r rjrWo* VGfr ' \ 'wn u ^ ^ St Burial will be in Grove Hill David L l^ree oi 96 South Ridge was a rre st^ by Vernon police who recreation programs in the Cemetery Drive, Willimantic was arrested at contacted Manchester police when schools will resume Jan. 5 Friends may call at the Ladd 4 37 a m today and charged with they discovered an outstanding warrant for his arrest N ow yo u ca n s e t y o u r Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave . third-degree burglary and possession How test Rockville. Thursday from 7 to 9 p m of burglary tools, police said Police said Weber had been issued w a te r h e a te r a t 12 0 ° SWEATERS Memorial donations may be maile to seven motor vehicle violations He is GI.ASTONHl R V -T h e and start sas ing energy Hih ause Police report they found Ixiree the Homer C Waltz Memorial Fund scheduled to appear Dec. 29 in Manchester Water and there's no ne<‘d U> keep tertipt-falures at exiting the building at 366 Spencer St Manchester Superior Court Sewer Department will of Rockville United Methodist as a patrol car pulled up to the 140 Of higher tof the sak»* of a Church Elsewhere, police arrested Robert conduct a fire flow lest in dishwasher The new Kite hf*nAid tnergy SPECIAL GROUP - AMERICJIN MADE - 1st QUALITY! package store Police said someone Anna Barron Kngel S Fontaine ^lurdav morning and the Highland Woods sec­ Sa\er l\' is the only dishwasher that heat' entered the building by knocking out charged him with disorderly conduct EAST HARIEORI) - Anna tion of Glastonbury Dec. itsovvn hot water in every tornplele a window in a rear door after a fight between two male 18 ( v( le That means am iind the i l(x k Barron Engel, 81, formerly of East Loree told police he was talking to Hartford and Manchester, died Sun­ groups outside the Amusement The test, which will take sayings ( ol your total htirne water presents his girlfriend on a pay telephone in Center at 254 Broad St two hours, could result in healing ( lists by 10% day at a Vernon Convalescent Home front of the package store when he She was the widow of Hans N Engel Fontaine was released on his decreased pressure and Plus heard a noise behind the building written promise lo appear Dec. 22 in quality of water for several Mrs Engel was born in Brooklyn, Test Proven Cleaning iollectlon Ixiree reportedly said he checked the NY on April 11,1899 and had lived in Manchester Superior Court. hours noise and frightened off another In another incident, police arrested The test is in conjunction Superiofffty Manchester and then East Hartford, man before police arrived Indepimdenf testing labs t erlily for 10 years before going to Vernon Francisco J .Mollet, 24, of 324 Center with the water main im­ f’olice said they found a screw­ St early Sunday morning and provement program. that, using energy ‘•avmg li()“ input She leaves a son, Earl R. Engel of water, no other dishw.isher gels driver in Loree's possession, and that charged him with breach of the The affected areas are Reg. Price *12°° Stanwood. Wash . two sisters. Mrs he admitted a flashlight which police dishes as ( lean as the Ki|( hen A id peace Bnarwood Dr., Shadyhill Fnergy Saser IV ii«i«taBaiaw(,hrititniai4 partywisinM imia Lane, Cnollwood Dr , Woodhaven Road, Cedar MEN SIZES MANUHES TEH — those from the Army and DO IT DAILY — SAVE MONEY by reading the adver­ Senior Citizen pinochle Navy group will join for Ridge, and Brookhaven tisements In the Evening Herald. Road S-M-L-XL players will hold their card games Christmas celebration tomorrow at the Army and At 5 p m the groups will WOMENS SIZES Navy Club have a roast beef dinner The regular card tourna­ followed by entertainment 34 to 38 ment will lake place at 9 45 and singing. 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______gVlNIWO______O Connactiona veaieroay. ) Faallval Of Faith lovable Mr. Magooaetha mainchar- 9 iX ) Quaato: Shirley MacLaina, B.B. ^ 12K)8 2:30 Tomorrow andYou'Narrator James •:00 I WHdKInodOffl |Ctara.(60mlni.) ( D O T a il H*a a rlotoua homecom­ Kk>g. Johnay Yuik. (60 mkia.) (S) ABC Newt NightNna yP Moment Of Meditation Bolton, Andover to meet on transfer site 3)(l)09N«we ‘ Nawa nn PMMaBailna ing for Ravarand Jkn whan ha ra- Burka, through tha uaa of sight ar­ ABCCaptkfiadNawa _ 12:25 0 SportaCantar 9 } tlartlty And Hutch in Parformanca X ® Eight la Enough Whan tha tuma(ofacahismHHonairafatharfor tifacts. tracaa tha graat Maps that Movk- 4 .A .8 .H . begina dating a man, aoon after her 0 PTL Club-Talk And Variaty mins.) toward Ihe blind. (60 mine.) ® OddCoupla tha axploita of on owliah youngatar contract with Windham. (f) Mr. Magoo’a Christmas Carol hueband'a death. (2 hre. 20 mina ) 5:00 The Town Meeting to get approval $220,935. First Selectman Henry 6:30 9:30 11:30 whoaa ambition la to taka hia winga An animatad version ol Chartas ^ Joe Franklin Show 'i) Preyar Preuss said a decision would have to sign a contract with Windham to Ryba said the cost estimate for total i Dickens' classic tale, featuring the CD MervOritfln' d ) d Soap Jessica finds romance ^ AN In Tha Family and fly inaide Ihe Houalon Aa- 0 Henley Regette ^:04 in Ihe tropica can ba a sticky husi- 0 Ko|ak to be made on how to get the garbage use its regional solid waste facility 99 ABC Nawa trodome. (2 hra.) 0 M.A.S.H. (1) News residential pick-up is $72,000 annually nass. getting more lhan eh# bar- X Musk World (B) NCAA BaaketbaH Houaton va BuNaaya 5:30 gsinad for when Valdez, entranced ) BporUCanlar ^ppardine SportaCantar fiA 2:09 A Danlal Boone price of gold by her wacky charm, ewaepa her ‘ ^ ^ Tim Toiiiu* ' ^^nw 0 Or. Gone On Hohrowb 0 USAF Religkue Film Early into his lent. Wednesday (B) PKA FuH Contact Karata Welterweight Contendara Bout diSThaFactaOfLHaTootlefalle closings rFlP IIIL^rA IK . in love for the tirat time and begine lo have doubts about harsalf and her has just William Halt (left) and school friends. approved QUARTZ - *a Tom Berenger star as the 10:00 KFOOl Sundance Kid and Butch X 99 VagaS The arrival of a HEBRON - The Hebron Cassidy in Ihe tale of how precious child shstlers Dsn Tan- Board of Education voted $69.50 na's romantic Christmas skiing l&old tone model this duo got together and an increase ol eight early vacation, assirttlegiriclakninglobe XLI08S KF002 $120 dropped embarked on their notor­ his daughtarprecipitstaaa daaper- closing days lor the ious career, in BUTCH sle race to save her mother from a KC027 balance of this school year AND SUNDANCE: THE snowy suicide. (60 mine.) to allow appropriate time ® Stepping Out: Tha DaBolta Gold EARLY DAYS, to be broad­ Grow Up HBO praeenta an axclu- siveholidayapsciailhatcalabratee for the professional staff to KCO20 cast for the first time on net­ work in several areas The the life, spirit and navar-anding work television, on 'The schievemente of the physically- first of these days was CBS Wednesday Night handicapped DeBolt children. today Movies.' December 17. & Quincy Qumey rushes to an Arizona Indian raservalion whara The areas the teachers 50% " I . - . - 'li.S t'.o - VI hiafoateraon.Chastar.haabaanhit will be working in include by bubonic plagua- and afforta to teacher specialist pupil halt the diaaate'e spread ara ham- • coa»*uLOC - pared by greedy resort owners and review, planning lor stu­ ^Indian mtdicina man. (60 mins.) dent academic needs, ® Connecticut Prime Time special staff development c programs, special educa­ tion inservice ^ IROPS KDOOIS ONE DAY ONLY! ■Also Work with outside $ 5 9 .5 0 Daytime TV $49.50 resource persons Gold tone model DOL MANCHESTER! MON THRU FRI volunteer parent training, KD002S $65 g Don Lana Show ^ AlFBtar Soccer (Mon.) additional parent con­ 99 Rkhard Simmons Show 0 Family Faud 0 0 VWaAkgra THURS. DEC. 18TH ONLY - MORNING 9:15 12:26 ferences and grade level 0 I Dream Of Jaannk 5:15 ® A.M. Weather (13 New Jersey Report 3:6B meetings on curriculum CD Ed ANan Show 9:30 12:30 ( I ) 0 F Y I Student musicians 10 AM to 9:30 PM! 5:45 ^ Brady Bunch ^ Seerch For Tomorrow development Christmas thoughtfulness. 4:00 CD New Zoo Ravua X Partridge Family (I) Vidal Sassoon: Your Naw ^ John Davkaon Show student musicians at tiling Junior High coming winter concert at the school The principals ol the two DUE TO LATE ARRIVAL OF MERCHANDISE (B) ThaSportaExparkncaPartll. 5:54 Day CiJ GUNgan'alaiand School, Manchester, rehearse for their up­ Thursday night. (Herald photo by Pinto) elementary schools. Paul OUR SALE DATE IS NOW THURS. DEC. 18 99 Morning Prayer (Wad.) j ) 0 Ryan's Hops (D Marv Qrtffin (Exc. Wad.) Young Quartz accuracy. g I Dream Of Jaannk 5:55 £ Lal^MakaADaal Paopia's Special WED.) TM Sooo A White. Hebron F^lemen- IS Today's Woman ln*Bchool Programming 0 0 0 Doctors Uflly' tary and Joseph Reardon. 6:00 0 Bavarty HIHbillka 12:5B (B) Program Unannounced (Tua.) Gilead Hill, said that with Pulsar value. d ) Varkua Programming 10:00 ( £ 0 FYI Tennis Grand Maatars (WED). Tha iHOUKA/COneiM/ Jeff ar sons M TVfttTATt «4 tX IT •• M .VtX U UM The NFL Story: Une By Line 1:00 NFL Story: Lina By Lina (FRI.) tAXT HXNTPOM) • • • -• • « the increase in demands on Bewitched ^ Young And The Reatkaa Critic listens to TV ■A M U M MATWia DAH.V Th e re 5 a Pulsor Quartz watch for everyone you know Your favorite 1.) Domata PM«T tNOWOMLT »t.»0 the professional staff by- New Zoo Plevuo Mika Douglas 0 My Three Sons PTL Club-Talk And Varkty people can have slender dress rugged sports multi function digitals and SHeeith Field Romper Room X 0 A I I My Children NEW YORK (UPl) - -for live broadcasts on PBS transfer to that teeny general individualized in­ 8 Buga Bunny Anfl Frkndt S^rtaCenter (£} M ovk A Stranger In My Arms' even an alarm-calculator watch Each one is beautiful Each one is 6:16 0 Saaama Btraat Most people watch televi­ of “ La Boheme,” “ Rigolet- speaker on the television struction including work (D News 0 Las Vegas Gambit (MON ).‘KathyO'(TUE ).'FlightFor i Movla Advanturaa ol Marco sion. Peter Scharff listens to," Giselle" and Luciano set, so why bother? Now, with remedial and gifted value packed Each one keeps virtually perfect time. 6:30 22 AHva Freedom' (WED ), 'Day Of Ihe Dol­ Polo' (MON ). 'The Waalarnar' though, with distribution students, the implementa­ D S FUntalonea lrr*8chool Programming phin' (TH U R ). ‘Bittersweet Love' (TUE ). Ball of Firs' (WED ). Cow­ to it. and, as a man who Pavarotti's live broadcast Pulsar. Quartz. I My Three Bona Tom Larson Show boy and tha Lady' (THUR.). 'Real tastes sound the way a con­ from Lincoln Center. As coming of videodisc and tion ol the new curriculum ^ 1 Love Lucy 0 0 0 Days Of Our Uvea Always a beat beyond. In technology In value. Glory' (FRI.) noisseur tastes wine, he associate producer for the cassette systems, people guides and much needed 10:24 0 0 tn-Bchooi Programming BawHchad I Varkua Programming 0 Weather Vkw 1:30 Big VaNay (Exc. Wad.) finds the video vintage latter, he pioneered the are going to want the same coordinative efforts in this 10:30 GQ AddamaFamMy Allarschoot Special (WED.) 'A concept of the stereo sort of quality they got regard, the impact of new- S:SS 0 NCAA 9aahatbaB(Mon.)NCAA sour. Movk Btafa Daughter' slmulcait in which the from the sim ulcast.'’ I AmarkanTrai GD JLgyaLucy Hockey (TUC.. W ED), Tannialo Win S 4:30 "It's pitiful to go into federal and state laws on I Nawa g O 0 Bkckbuatara With John Newcomb# (THUR ), Top CE FHnIalonea some television stations audience turned on the T V Scharff said A T & T , sen­ the instructional program, i H O O R 7KX) 0 Butkaya Rank Boxing (FRI.) OJ Afterachool Special (Wed.)'A sing the wave toward cable ) Morning 10:50 0 Jake Haas (Gospel Tima and see the audio equip­ set for the picture and FM the board ol Education felt 917 Mam Street. Downtown Manchester Movie Star's Daughter' and home video systems, J Popaya And Buga Bunny 0 Nawa 2:00 (Q) Tennk Grand Masters (Mon., ment they have," he said. stereo radio for unmangled strongly with the stall. 10:58 DOU8UBILL! Open til 9 p m every nite until Christmas j S (kod Morning Amarka ( £ Aa Tha W ork Turns Tua.) NCAA Cross Country "Television producers music. now has started that this time was needed ) Rkhard Simmons Show lX) Mawabraak 0 Qat Smart except Sat's. Ill 5 30 ______(THUR ). ESPN College Baaketbali think in pictures. They The once complicated "diplexing” audio — sen­ The other dates that grtaCantar 11:00 0 0 OnaUfaToUva Show (FRI.) 99 Today ) 0 Mauds ® Auto Racing '80 (Thur.) ® Chrtal The Uving Word don't even know what business of getting the two ding the sound along its there will be early closings I Salman } MWday 0 Accent On Living (Mon.) 0 Bewitched audio is." into absolute synchroniza­ lines with the picture to are Jan 2? March 18 7:25 ) 0 Love Boat Domata(EXC MON) 0 Of>e Day At A Tima ) BIraighI Talk Another W ork tion is a simple process produce "very high (X) Nawa 0 0 5:00 Scharff may know more March 31, April 13. May 11 7:30 1 You Bat Your Ufa quality" — but that only S ^ I Love Lucy about what audio is than now and Scharff p r^ ic ts it May 20 and June 9 (I) FNntslonaa ) NCAA Soccer (Mon.) Tanma 2:30 Grand Matlara (EXC MON . F R I). X ironeide almost anyone in the will be the wave of the cable systems, committed 2 PTL CluB-Taik And Varkly ^ U ttk Raacata ® NCAA BaaketbaR (Thur.) They w-ill operate just as 1960 Inlernattonal Racquetbalt U S to specialty programming 0 Scooby Ooo g Domata Table Tennis (FRI.) business. His trophy shelf, future — but not where the any other early closing day Tournamani (F R I) 0 Varkua Programming SOO Movk (Thur.) 'Patrick' at Scharff Com­ commercial networks are where sound really counts, with the afternoon ^ Captain Kangaroo 0 0 0 Wheal Of Foftuik 0 M sggk And Tha Beautiful Davey And (k>Bath 11:30 munications where he both concerned. and videodisc and cassette kindergarten attending in 0 Woody Woodpecker Machina Happy Days Again 1 AM NOTAN ANIMAL’ ® NCAASaakatbaM(Mon., Thur.) (JL Mary T y k r Moor# Show 0 Nanny And Tha Professor 0 Mklar Rogera rents and sells the magical “ Tw o years ago, televi­ producers are likely to dl) U.S. Tractor Pulling Cham* I AM A HUMAN BEING' the morning, then dis- iniarnatiooal(k>lf(TUE ).U S Table 2:56 Staraky And Hutch climb on the bandwagon. n a f^ (F rl.) machinery that turns sion tape carried audio as mis.sal time being II 10. Large assortment Tannia (WED ). Horaeahow Jump (X )0 FYI Joker's WMd I .AM A MAN'* 0 0 Password Phia 3:00 soundwaves into a three- an afterthought,” he said. dismissal tor Grades 1-6 |m (FRI) 5:15 DO IT DAILY - SAVE 9 Porky Pig-Buga Bunny IrvSchool Programming CL Oukke Light dimensional personalities, "Th e feeling was, there's k\pre-wrapped wine gift se ts^ Richard Simmons Show ® HarmanoPabk M O N E Y by reading the being 1 p m Reminders 8:30 X Woodpecker 5:30 f X 0 (UnaralHoapiUt includes Peabody awards no point in recording quali­ advertisements in the __ t h e will be sent home just prior CC (NWgan'aialand X Barney MMar AFTERNOON X Varkua Programming 12:00 (JJ Movie Rue Madalina' (£ WakomaBack.Kotlar and E m m y Awards alike ty. A T & T makes a bad Evening Herald. to each day that there will Bolla g In-School Programming (MON ). Death Of a Ounlightar' ) d ) d News X M.A.8.H. Y E l ^ J U N T be an early ( losing W ante m Cartoons Uvirig Faith (TUE ). -Coogan't Bluff (WED ). ® Movk (Wad.) Lost and 9:00 0 0 Card Sharks Band Of tha River’ (THUR ). ‘Viva Found' Celia ) Tom And Jerry Various Programming Max'(FRI ) ® Dr. Gena Scott On Hebrews MW Art Beer 3 Brady Bunch Saaamo Street g Varkua Programming 0 0 Ekctrk Company PhU Donahue Show iMovla Dear Ruth (MON ). Wel 0 0 0 Texas g Lottery Show (Thur.) GREAT Champagne 1 Joa FrankUn Show 0 0 AaWaBaaft \EJtNON - Peg daises: coma Stranger' (TUE ). Daaire' 0 Nawa I CalabrationOf ThaEuchariat 0 Ghost And Mrs. Muir Winther. of the Tolland Callo (WED ) Five Graves To Cairo 5:35 steins I BaaamaStraal (TH U R ). Montiaur Baaucaira' 3:30 0 Movk (^ t k u a a (Thur.) County Art Association, Antonori I Hour Magazina (1.3 FHntatorsaa will conduct drawing Plsnen classes at the Uittie Fisk GIFTS! Tribuno mugs Building Henry t'ark. Atheneum events Y '* .... N U P A S a X S starting Jan 14 shells “In Focus: On Time," Feb. 1; and “ Dotty At- PONDEBOSA The classes will be held 0 museum-wide exhibition tie/M A TR IX 63, ” pencil each Wednesday lor eight exploring the subject of minidrawings, with cap­ weeks. Irom 9 30 to 11 30 great flW* time, through Feb. 8. Two tions, narrating the 19th S f u e c ia l Tin- .\mi> «as am $1.50 a up MATRIX exhibitions of century world tour of a fic- F’atriria Cook will con­ contemporary art: “Sylvia tive male couple known as IK) laughing duct design classes begin­ These are just a few samples of the Plimac Mangold/MATRIX “ J. and Arm and," through inatu-r iiniil ning Jan 16 Irom 9 30 to imported Beer! 62," landscapes and Jan. 24. "Christmas in 11 30 a m at her home. 47 styles in this great sale event' y o u r Judy Renjaiuin “ trompe I’oeil’’ studies of Goodwin Parlor: The ^ WIN LOBSTER Lee Lane. Tolland For floors, rulers, paper and Night Before Christmas,” CHOICE fR joiiu-d iL more information call her masking tape, through through Jan. 11. VALUE MEALS at 876-6459 W e’re having an DINNERS FOR TWO! p u iV iV ii! ; A. Was ^164.00 Now ^81.99 ^^1 incredible manufacturer’s 2nd Prize - Fisherman's Platter IIKIVJAMIN B. Was ^68.00 Now ^33.99 sal^ and that means an Chopped 3rd Prize - Fish & Chips Dinner DOUSICBILLI Change denied C. Was ^38.00 Now ^18.99 SERVED IN OUR DINING ROOM incredible 50% off on 14 IHt •iPXCLAl HXTRIN BOI/iON A request D. Was ^158.00 Now ^78.99 w a iia B itg Beef CLO se BUCK & WMTE SCOTCH It's our way of thanking you (or your patronage and by the highway workers to Many different Domestic Karat gold neckchains, E. Was ^376.50 Now ^187.99 Dinner support throughout this, our 30th consecutive year GNCOUNT6R5 have two holidays changed earrings, charms and p (; Of IH( $17.99 Save $1.00 and imported Wines to F. Was $45.00 Now $21.99 We are pleased to continue to offer the area’s finest was denied by the Board of bracelets! All Store Fixtures for Sal3 seafood, supplied fresh to us daily. ------PLUS------— Selectmen 11.75 SEAGRAMS 7 choose from for the G. Was $30.00 Now $14.99 Our rraw dining room otters a wide selection of The workers, members This sale is good for one seafood dinners and aide orders cooked to your taste A d ­ of I.^cal 1303-126, asked if H. Was $68.00 Now $33.99 2 watchmakers benches ditionally. everything on our menu is available for quick $13.29 Save $.70 Hoiidays day only, so come in early 1 sale - S'XS’A' take-out larvica. they could have Dec 26 and I. Was $30.00 Now $14.99 \ SpecKif dinners feature 2 4 drawer metal file cabinets Newty added are our two salt water lobster tanks and Jan 2 off instead of for the best selection of choice of Chopped Beef or LITER DEWERS J. Was $12.00 Now $5.99 5 metal shelving units-assorted sizes clam bar. We invite you to slop in for lungh or dinner soon, Washington s and Lincoln s F\ih Filet and both include and to compare our selection of fresh fish. aN£ ^RICHARD gift cartons available for women’s and men’s gold 1 metal desk Alt Vou Can Eal Salad Bor birthdays in February $12.28 Save $.41 K. Was $100.00 Now $49.99 WADER*^ PRYOR jewelry from a $500,000 3 office chairs Baked Potato and Warm The selectman any bottle of Wine or liquor L. Was $74.00 Now $36.99 Boll uHlh Butter REGISTER NOW THRU questioned whether such a I metal storage cabinet (28 drawers) 3'4'X3' 1.75 SMIRNOFF inventory. Sorry, no mail or M. Was $38.00 II glass showcases WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. S l l l l move could be approved Now $18.99 phone orders can be 5 watch crystal cabinets without reopening contract $12.87 Save $.42 N. Was $24.00 Now $11.99 Filet of CUAXY negotiations First Select­ accepted. 1 safe (as Is) any reasonable offer taken under consideration man Henry Hyba said it Fish Dinner LITER JIM REAM CwwvNbautM mconibi HOURS Midielob Beer Save *.68/case h o l i d a y BONUS could be if It was by mutual 15 wall cases njfcon w4n oihw oocounis Tuat., Wad., and Sat. 6:30-5:30 consent Save $.52 Shelving ApphcaOWIlBainolin Thursday and Friday 6:30-6:00 SEA FOOD Labatt Beer & Me Save *1.28/casa CtudM AlPartKvatmf Gel *6 uiorlh o/ [IIOIIII in S TER EO P H O N IC SO UN D Books StMhhOuMi Ponderosa Cabinets LITER OLD GRAND DAD Lauenbrau Save *.64/case GifiCerli/icaies Electric cash register fa d MucH MOfe ihiBiitii - IN U m u law 43 Oak Straat $0.99 Save $.50 (Sliw Urn) for *5 DO IT WEDNESDAY Rv INN - l i Fmpwl iNaw Find out how to sav$ Any reasonable offer under iM iM a Haro money by clipping cou SHotan - 4N IlMt I m limi N SM iai, m u) by reading and Super- CHERRONE’S PACKAGE STORE consideration. All Sales Fmai. M w - Me SM ht mairket Shopper column in 824 Middle Tpke., East A D A M S la Maa* a «n i^ ciaai your W ednes^y and Satur­ 643-7027 JEWELERS 788 Main SL, Wawclim w' day Evening Herald SB PLEASE CALLTHEATR E aML-m. 10-a u t m s n i m T i 4 ( E i 'V- i 1 10 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec 17, IHW EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Dec. 17, I960 - 11 Latest hirings buoys MCC affirmative action plan Group’s goal is imm ^rtality comedy team Dick Martin, radio’s Bob Elliot and by people of all ages and from all By United Press International ‘tents,’ which derive their names Schaefer of Chester,T, Conn., says, “ It Schaefer IsIt a member of The Night Theology and her bachelors In educa­ a teacher at Rockville High pointed to the college’s governing Ray Gouldlng of Bob and Ray fame— walks of life. In Germany they were MANCHESTER - Manchester fairs for the Council of Urban begin her post with the start of the If you can appreciate two clam from Laurel and Hardy film titles. was translated from English into Owl Tent of the Connecticut River tion from Florida State. School body, the administrative council. In and Orson Bean, a Sons of the Desert Dick and Durf; in Italy, Crick and Cornrhunity College has hired three Leagues in Connecticut. She worked spring semester. In January. shuckers from Des Moines joining ’The founding tent was named after Latin by a Canadian monk.” Valley, whose grand sheik is Hal Ms. Bums will start her position In Minority hiring since William Vin­ addition, nine women or minorities co-founder. Crok; in Poland, Flip and Flap. In women, bringing its total affirmative as adjunct professor of business law Ms. Hynes-Grace will be expected the French Foreign Legion bMause "Sons of the Desert,” a 1034 spoof of The organization was formed in Stanton, host of a Springfield, Mass., cent took over the MCC presidency have been hired for other college Laurel, the rheumy-eyed crybaby the French Foreign Legion, their action record since July to nine new at the University of Hartford, and to restructure the gerontology January, with the spring semester. fraternal societies. 1963 when L au rel and H ardy television program about Laurel and posts. ’This figure includes those an­ one of them gets jilted, then the Sons name was mud. program at MCC, with implementa­ She has taught part time at MCC for has seen a surge. Two women and a biographer John McCabe of Hardy. Schaefer says the Sons of the who dreamed up the team’s zany employees. was an attorney specializing In fami­ nounced by Plese today. of the Desert want you. ’The tent at the Connecticut state the past seven years, and before that black administrator have been ap­ Desert meet at an oasis, naturally — predicaments, was born into a They took off as deserters in College Spokesman Charles Plese ly law at the Legal Aid ^ i e t y of tion to begin in spring. She will start ’The group’s goal Is to perpetuate prison In Somers Is named "Pardon Mackinac Island, Mich., got Laurel’s and It can be exhilarating. British show business family. He "Flying Deuces,” were recaptured, said among the women is one black, Greater Hartford. ^ her new post Friday. the memory, spirit and comic genius jUs.” ’Hie Chicago tent is called ‘ "The approval. ’They run off some Laurel and Har­ came to the United States in 1610 as a and ordered shot at sunrise. Stan said Attorney Constance Green. Ms. Atty. Green also has been on the Ms. Hynes-Grace was recently of the late Stan Laurel and Oliver Bacon Grabbers.” Eglin Air Force Article 6 of its constitution says its dy sidesplltters, talk about ‘ ”The mime with an acting troupe that in­ he hoped it would be cloudy, the type Green will serve at MCC as an assis­ Board of Directors of Family employed by the North Central Hardy who together delivered their Base Is the home o f''"rh e Flying meetings will follow standard cluded another unknown, Charlie o f thing that prompted an tant professor, and as coordinatoijjf Counselors of New Haven, and the Connecticut Agency on Aging, in slapstick buffoonery with the finesse Deuces.” parliamentary procedure and be con­ ^ y s ,” as Stan and Ollie were called, and indulge in some hijlnks. Speakers Chaplin. exasperated Ollie to say, "Here’s the legal assistant program board of the Connecticut Women’s Hartford, as a grants award planner. of great clowns in 105 films. ’The Sons of the Desert’s motto is ducted with sensitivity and good have an 8V$ minute time limit. ’Those Laurel’s marital misadventures another fine mess you got me into.” The other women are Beverly Legal Educational Fund. She was a She has served as director for ser­ ’n e re are now 50,000 members In "Two Minds Without A Single taste. Article 7 says Article 6 is later made headlines. He had four In their cell, Stan begins strum­ Hynes-Grace, who will serve as member of the Board of Trustees for vices to the Elders for the Salvation Thought,’’ and member Dave ridiculous. exceeding it have their cocktails 60 worldwide chapters known as wives, was married five times, and ming the bedsprings. playing "The assistant professor and coordinator the Connecticut State Colleges Army in Maine, and as field super­ limited to 14. "It gets crazy, it gets went through eight wedding World Is Waiting for the Sunrise." A of the gerontology program; and Career Education Committee. visor for the Maine Social Welfare bizarre, It gets strange, but it’s never ceremonies. His third wife picketed familiar look descends over Ollie, but Patricia Bums, who will serve as an She is married, received her law Department. dull,” ^haefer says. Teacher pamphlets available his honeymoon suite. before the second chorus, he is tap­ assistant professor in accounting. degree from the University of Ms. Hynes-Grace received her Cartoonist AI Kilgore of Elmont, N.Y., says even though it's 30 years Oliver Hardy, the chubby member ping his foot to the music. Atty. Green com es from a position Connecticut School of Law, and is the m asters- in divinity from the emotional handicaps, hearing visual has found classroom teachers are not of the team, was a native of Madison, Norvell Hardy — the Oliver was as coordinator of governmental af­ mother of two daughters. She will Southern California School of A phamphlet for teachers on how to and orthopedic impairments; and and more since Laurel and Hardy cope with learning disabled students being trained to deal with the last acted in a movie, their films are Ga., who spent much of his boyhood added later — suffered a massive frustrating problems handicappt^ health problems like asthma and stroke and died in 1957. Stan Laurel is available free from the American timeless, and so good the efforts of watching people for the fun of it in students face, although the law is diabetes. died in 1965 at 75 Federation of Teachers. today’s comedians sometimes pale in the lobby of a hotel run by his Show to highlight schools supposed to provide that training. Single copies of "What Are Lear­ comparison. widowed mother. Producer Hal Their films have won them many Pnamphlets for teachers on ning Disabilities? can be ordered for HARTFORD — A television "Stepping Up With A Skill" is a 15- Among Laurel and Hardy’s show Roach Sr. teamed them and they new friends on television, but neither introduce the film which was done by ’The booklet comes as a response to no charge directly from the AFT program called "Stepping Up With A minute. presentation, which will be seven other disabilities they may business fans are Marcel Marceau, became famous largely for their ever realized a dime from the reruns. CPTV. The show can be seen on the underfunding of the federal Teachers’ Network for Education of Skill" will be shown on Connecticut followed by a 45-minute panel discus­ face in their classrooms are in the Sir Alec Guinness, the late Peter sight gags. Their film contracts were signed Channel 24. the Handicapped, 11 Dupont Circle, Public Television Thursday from 8 to sion about the schools. It will be part education of the handicapped law, production stage. ’These problems in­ Sellers, Danny Kaye, Dick Van Dyke, They were u n ive^ llv understood before television was off the ground Earlier in the day, the monthly AFT said. ’The organization said it clude: dyslexia, mental retardation. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. 9 p.m The show will highlight the of the "P eop le's Caucus" series will HORSE & RIDER programs offered at the state's 17 include a live telephone call-in por- show produced by the State Depart­ MAPLEWlLD PACKROOM, regional vocational-technicah ment of Education. "Roundtable On Rossi Caruso Jumping Sadie *'?*ommissioner Mark R Shedd will Education" will be aired on CPTV. BEAUTIFUL schools. $139.95. Rubber Boots $15.75, DOLL CLOTHES Hunt Caps $14.95. Many other BEAUTIFUL BARBIE DOLL gift items and stocking DRESSES 704. Bridesmaid's News for Senior Citixena stuffers at unbeatable prices! Outfit $1.50. Complete Wed­ Hours, Tues.-Sat. KMi p.m., ding Outfit, $3.50. Pajamas Thurs. til 9 p.m., Sunday 12-5 604. 643-6452. CHIllStMA$ GIFT 6UlA Varied seasonal entertainment p.m 649-5550 SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION RENTAL NEEDS PETS A SUPPLIES TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES seheduled for Senior Center YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! MANCHESTER PET ^11 us for Party Needs - CENTER, 687 Main St , 649- By WALL^ FORTIN again to serve If you'd like By the way. a reminder ditions. Tables, Chairs, China, to help, leave your name at to you folks who use our The main reason for 4273. The place to buy your Glassware etc. 643-2496 Hi, everyone! Tomorrow pets and supplies, where the afternoon, you folks are in the office bus. Whenever there is a cancelling the bus is for the price is right and the per­ for a real treat because for Hey. things are picking snow storm during the safety of the passengers sonalized service great! Hours FRUIT BASKETS our Fun Day we have the up and we have only a few evening, you should listen who could have trouble get­ Monday thru Friday 9-9 pm. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Saturday til 6 p.m. Sunday 1-5 very popular and talented seats left for the Florida to either WINF or WTIC and ting to and from the bus. Order early. Also, Wicker p.m. Martha White Singers on trip and time is running out if the Manchester schools The bus trip to the Items. Pero Fruit Stand, 276 hand to entertain you to sign up In fact, your are closed, then our bus LaSalette Shrine this com­ CUSTOM MADE Oakland Street. 643-6384. Also, as an added treat, we final payment is due right wilt be canceled. ing Thursday has been CLOTHING FRU rT _BASKETS, Flower received word that Melvis after the 1st of the year Our building will be canceled due to a shortage f MARINELLI AND Also a reminder that we open, however, for of people. All those who COMPANY ORIGINALS. ARRANGEMEN’TS, center­ is expected in town and CUSTOM MADE or have fliers telling you all scheduled activities if had signed up. please con­ dW pieces for your hoUdav needs. hopes to stop by to crank I h M ■------DESIGMED CLOTHING, and Brown's Flowers, Inc^^j about our planned week in anyone wishes to venture tact Ken at the Daniels out a few songs and wish ALTERJtnONSior every oc- fltln 'S lr^ , Manchester, t b - Ireland scheduled for the out in the slippery con­ you all a very happy Travel Agency. casion. for Everybody! 210 8455______-______Holiday Season i(irst week of April. It Pine St 643-9072. By the way. we will be sound like a super deal and MOPEDS serving a delicious meat one worth looking into so TV'S—STEREOS YAMAHA MOPED The Ideal Gift! $599 00. Help SanU beat loaf meal with all the trim­ stop by and ch^k it out SHOP AL SIEFFERT'S The news around the APPUANCES, 445 Hartford the gas crunch at Seymour mings. starting at noon­ The beautiful look Road, Manchester. 647-9997. Motorsports. 681 Main St., time. So why not plan to center starts with last Super Santa Sale! TVs, Manchester. 843-0214. take in the meal and then Friday afternoon's setback offinejeweliy stereos, washers, dryers, games and the following refrigerators, freezers, much you'll be on hand for the BASKETS A WICKER winners: Bob Aheam, 135, more. entertainment THE WICKER COTTAGE. Rene M aire. 135, Bill The superb accuracy Just think, next week at COLLECTIBLES. Specializing In Baskets, Stone. 132. Mike this time it will be Christ­ HAND MADES Wicker Furniture and wall hangings. Route 83, Vernon. mas Eve and 1 can't Desimone, 128. Ann of Lady Seiko Quartz. 25% OFF STORE WIDE! New 646^19. Monday -Saturday believe it's here already Demko. 128, Dom & Old Collectibles, Hand 10-5. Sunday 1-5. Man. time is sure flying by Anastasia. 123. Gus Frank. Made Gifts. 133 Spruce Street, WENTIISTUTITHTIESNT and already the New Year 123, Sam Schors. 121, John comer of Birch Street. is knocking loud and clear Klein, 121. William Brown, DIMING A COMPLETE SELECTION HOUSE OF CHUNG. Polyne­ Speaking of the holidays, 120: Bob Schubert. 119; OF HAND MADE ITEMS. sian and Chinese Specialties. r/ \ • U SferNii She Violet Dion. 118 reminds me to keep you ..Including. Collars. Vests, Cocktails served. Complete posted about our big Then on Monday after­ Pillows, and Afgans are take-out service. Open 7 days. TOP PRICES PAIDII Holiday Dance on Dec 2$ noon It was pinochle time available at THE VILLAGE 363 Broad Street. Manchester. CHARM YARN BARN, 131 * * * ION bonus on d ass rings with this a< * * * here at the center We ll be and the winners were 649-4958: Spruce St. 649-9699 dancing to the tunes of Lou Arthur Bouffard, 820, SWEETS FOR 820IO Joubert and his band from Josephine O'Connor, 814. S29 to CHRISTMAS $00 7:30 to 10:30 p.m Goodies Mike Desimone, 800, Gert MUSICAL $100 INSTRUMENTS CARVEL ICE CREAM, 811 to munch on and your pop­ McKay, 788, Marge Reed. SEBASTIAN'S MUSIC HAS Main Street, Manchester. 1227 Sinmu^ica Glve him the ular door prizes will round 773, Eldith O'Brien, 754, Burnside Ave., East Hartford. lie PINE ST.-MANCHESTER PHONE 043-4630 EVERYTHING FOR A COrnerolHTFO RO AND PINE ST out the night By the way, Rene M aire, 752, Betty MUSICAL CHRISTMAS! We can handle all your ice land, the sea and the sky HOURS 9-5 you who would rather play Jesanis. 748, Bob Schubert, Guitars, Accessories, Band in­ cream needs for Christinas. The Bearcat' 2 20 covprs su m s Manchester, 646-5999. Esit a lion Monitors 7 bands >n cards, you're welcome to 741.-Bill Stone, 741; Lillian struments and a staff of music L49u. 6 4 3 - 7 9 8 8 ’ sandwiches and serving the league, hopefully for the superb accuracy of quart/ On the left, the Manchester Herald, “ A Fami­ goodies at the dance You first of the year He also faceted crystal highlights the colorful brown ly Newspaper Since 1881". has plans to take on some or blue dial, with golci tone case and interlock­ Please call the Circulation FLORISTS won't be expected to spend Department at 847-9946. seniors from surrounding ing bracelet. Also available in wbite with blue CHRISTMAS rnmmmimmmietmmmmmten the whole night in the ciial In the center, enjoy the smooth, wrist- ARRANGEMENTS. Park HiU kitchen but available when towns So com e on down, hugging elegance of a mc-sh bracelet in your GIFT CERTIFICATE Give Joyce Flower Shop: FTD. It's time to prepare and and enjoy the games choice of white or gold-tone To the right, the One To The Person You Love Fruit Baskets. Christmas v M m sleek gold-tone style with shining bc‘vtM-edged From Lords And Ladies Parties Flowering Plants. Unisex Salon, 'Colony Shop, Call 6494791. bracelc-t Models shown from 1195 to H25. 944 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ Other lady Seiko Quart/ watches from $125 FLO^s CAKE I STEREO Donations presented sor 644-2435 PENTLAND FLORIST, All sujierbly beautiful All superbly accurate FLORAL YOUR HOUDAY VENTURA, Calif - A members, and co-workers And they nc-ver nec‘d winding IM PO R TE D GIFTS I'ffiEDS! 24 Birch St. 6434247 lee Flo for Special check for $994 has been of Mrs Miner All Seiko (juart/ Sa FINNISH ESTONIAN ■‘.Pleasing You Is Our presented to the Ventura ’ * ®® Mrs Miner was the IMPORTS and Handicrafts. Pleasure!" 238 County Library Services daughter of Mrs George Blankets, famous design glass Holiday Cakes. Agency in memory of the W C Hunt and the sister of 'JuUtUH(/ and other distinctive gifts. 44 Stony Road, Bolton 649-8080. In time for Christmas late Ruth Miner, a Gilbert Hunt of Vernon and WOOD CUTTING SUPPUES Fantutlc Cake Pan Sala S()\ Manchester native who Mrs Semour Neleber of B > PEARL & D.R BUNCE L COMPANY, was an employee of the Manchester VANITY CAR PLATES 191 Center 81. 70 Union 8t. PERSONAL CAR PLATES 210 Pine St. 643-9872. Supplies, (»I'> M \1\ S I . M VN( III" 11 II Ventura County Comn.uni­ .Mrs. Miner worked at MANCHISTIR PARKAOf • «4«-a01t AlM Make Ideal Gifts. Featuring WoodcuttiM and Forestry Mencheeter / /Rockville ty College District the college district office VIRNON. RRIITOl PLAZA, WIITPARHt, tlMMURT Organization Emblems. Products. Mies and service 848-0226______y y 875-3282 Mrs Miner died Sept 15 for nine years and was a MANCHESTER RUBBER for CHAINSAWS, SAFETY y in t foe ivoerINng ilneo 1911" and the money was con­ personnel clerk at the time STAMP, 20 Birch St. 849-4489, EQUIPMENT, tributed bv friends, familv Visa and Master Charge. ACCESSORIES I t SUPER VALUE of he^ death. WOODSPUTTERS, TYPEWRITERS YALE TYPEWRITER •39.95 BICYCLES SERVICE. TYPEWRITERS BICYCLES AND CAMPING Belonff To The Bean REBUILT. PORTABLE EQUIPMENT. Sporting ’TYPEWRI’TERS. From $M 00 Bag World of a g o ^ , ice skates, sleds, sur- Comfort! Sales 4i Service, Typewriter viviors, hock^, exercise Vinyl coverad bean bag Double iippered k Adding Machines. 41 equiprorat. FAIW’S, 2 Main tor extra strength! This Christimis, Discover Purnell PUce 64949M Street, Manchester. 643-7111. ARTS 4 CRAFTS BICYCLES NEW AND BRICK IN THE WALL USED, ’THE VERNON BIKE DOWNTOWN MAIN AT. MANCHI9TIN the Art of Livino. Gallery of Fine Hand CrafU SHOP. Sales, Repairs. 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Dec. 17. 1980 - 13 12 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 17, 196C Region Nurses vote contract DO IT DAILY — Read the Evening Herald’s comics and Town votes funds for medical bills cartoons. but picket lines continue ANDOVER - The Board The welfare account Thompson said doctor appropriation will carry the state, he said. supervisor for afternoon OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE' WATERBURY (UPI) - The RNs had rejected a tentative strike until a new contract was of Finance appropriated originally had $3,000 but and hospital bills for an An­ the budget through the The finance board did not activities In the new school Registered nurses who approved a contract last week after the union reached for 180 licensed practical $5,000 to the town's welfare only $1,183 remained when dover resident totalled remainder of the fiscal take any action on a gymnasium. atlas bantly three-year contract with Waterbury claimed the hospital had added il­ nurses represented by the same un­ account so a welfare First Selectman J. Russell more than the budget year. request from Julie Haverl, The board approved $100 Hospital were expected to continue legal language allowing rewards for ion. recipient's hospital bills Thompson made a request balance. All welfare claims are 90 Recreation Commission for a food Inapsctor. In the • 24 Hour EmerRency Service picketing until a settlement was employees who had worked since the Under federal labor law, thb union percent reimburMbl^ by could be paid. for additional funds He estimated the $5,000 chairman, for $800 to hire a pait, Inspection! of ea- • Burner Sales & Service reached for practical nurses, union walkout began Nov. 17. was barred from telling the nurses to tabliahments selling food officials say. stay off the job. But the RNs were for consumption were done • Clean HeatiiiR Oils Union Executive Director Mary expected to honor the picket lines as Man charged with store robbery by the state. The 360-member registered nurses Lou Millar said the new language 574 maintenance and service workers fled from the car. As of this year, Inapec- 649-4595 unit voted 182-24 Tuesday to accept states "neither the hospital nor union had honored both nurses' units lines. VERNON -— Eugene P. $10,OOoXnd and was to be M onday _ n ig h t w .tn p a ^ ^ ^ alleg^.y criminal attempt to com- Talcottville. Police said he He was released on a $1,- tions must be paid for Call Us For four Home Healiiit; the pact worked out by negotiators waives their rights for employees not "I understand that the nurses have Childree of 60 Michael presented in court through local budgets and mit second-degree larceny, was seen by the owner and 000 nonsurety bond for for the Connecticut Health Care represented by the union.” already commenced calling the Ave., East Hartford, was Rockville today. must be done by a licensed And All Conditioning Needs He allegedly attempted apprehended a short dis- appearance in court on Associates Union and the 515-bed Despite approval of the contract, hospital to say they are willing to charged early Tuesday Donald Moody, 26, of food inspector. come back to work but cannot cross a to take a car from the tan ce away a fte r he Jan. 6. hospital after a disputed clause was the RNs were expected to remain off with robbery in connection Hartford, was charged revised. the job in Connecticut's largest nurses picket line," Mrs. Millar said. with the investigation of an alleged arhaed robbery at the Seven-Eleven Store on aiMiiwiMMtcawicwwiifldMSMteAnnual visit Miof m c« (fit ta {« m fa <« Bs {«I Route S3 in Vernon at Crestfield Convalescent Friends and relatives of Vernon Police said MANCHESTER - The Melanie Lane. Brian Arthur Illing Junior High Home and on Monday, they the shut-ins are invited and Childree was chased onto Garrison, Mark Can- School Guitar Club and will appear at Holiday encouraged to be present Interstate 86 to Exit 93 in nistraro, Charles Curtiss. Singers will make their House. Programs will start Manchester and ap­ Paul Toland, Sarah for this entertainment by sixth annual Christmas at 1:30 p.m. prehended Perkins, Melissa Trott, visit to local rest homes. Students participating Lisa Pouliot, Kim Connell, the young people of Illing He was held at the police are Sandra Trombly, Junior High station in lieu of posting a On Friday, they will be and Hilery Lassow. C h a ir m a n ^Manchester Pet Center Si s e le c t e d 687.<>•, M-i- Main St.e. 649-4273 si ^ The place where your dollar buys more Stop in ^ COVENTRy - Robert 2 and let our experienced staff help you with your P®1 Olmstead has been elected The two least in^>«1iant r -|Christmas s h o p p i n g . ______^ chairman of the Charter 10 gal. 2-plece Revision Commission. Dog i Cat driftwood Aquarium S t Christmas Lionel Jean, Sr and Ruth set-up with fluorescent Stocking Benoit were chosen vice- leasoQS for joining oui full hood (bulb In­ chairman and secretary 28*>^oH cluded). respectively Plus $5.00 worth ot Other commission check our other i n - t l o r e Iraa fish. members are Thomas fitness duljL Reg. *49.50 Brainard, Clement Si t p e c i a l t Bouchard and Raymond wood Special *34.90 Salem INassiff Camera chrom e MC 6 VISA Joesten The commission Bin Carttficates has been charged with 639 Main St. collages Hours Open Every Nile til 9 PM Sat III 6>Sun 1-5 reviewing the way the town 643-7369 most sizes adopts Its annual budget The commission has un­ til the end of April to sub­ mit its final report It will hold regular meetings on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 7:30 p m at the Town Hall board room The newly established commission will have a individual exercise program Proud possession public hearing Thursday at is the one that will do you 7 30 pm at the Town Hall the most good. And as Nicole Chorches, 5, left, and Jason Manchester, home. The plant has been in Comments from the public Chorches, 8, center, admire a 100-year-old their family for four generations. (Herald will be welcome you improve, your Christmas cactus at their 14 Carpenter Road, photo by Pinto) program will be modi­ T a lk s fied. So you’ll always slated be making progress. HARTFORD — As part WORKOUTSTHAT iNoildayExcHen^^ of Its senes Perspectives in Surgery the Depart­ ARENT ALL WORK. Most Elegant Electrical Showplaee! ment of Surgery uf Saint Francis Hospit.il t.nd Best of all, a Euroijean Health Medical Center will pre­ sent a lecture by visiting made them inher­ pa is a pleasant and interesting professor D Emerick Not that a ently self-motivating? place to spend a few hours a week. Sz11 agy 1. M D Dr Szilagyi's talk, entitled ^nner pocket camera or They’re fast-moving anc With clean, well-lighted exercise b q h b W Femoropopliteal Texas Instruments Slimline calcu­ So you’ll l(X)k forward to yoi areas. Well-maintained, profes­ Autogeneous Vein lator aren’t nice gifts. But unless workouts. Not just during the sional equipment. And steam T l x W Bypasses for Occlusive Disease Fit teen Years you’ve already U'en thinkinRF first few weeks, but through rooms and saunas where you can 4 e x p erien ce will be alx)ut KettiniF into lietter shape, every step of your progress. relax after working out. And presented iJec 18 at 7 48 a m in the hospital they’re hardly sufficient rea.sons You’ll find our approach is per­ pools where you can cool-off amphitheater to join our fitne.ss chil) liy them­ sonal and non-competitive. So no before heading home. Dr Szilagyi is-$^member selves. matter what your fitness goals of the Department ol ABOUT THAT FREE Surgery at the Henrv Ford So liefore you consider the fre(‘ are, >’ou won’t have to keep up Hospital in ^Detroit CAMERA OR/!a LCULATOR. Michigan R^ift we’ll jFive you for joininj^ with someone half your age or Area physicians are in­ European Health Spas, consider twice your strength. Ifwhafyotlve read so far vited to attend this some of the more suh.stantial sounds interesting, you might program, which is finan­ RESULTS YOU CAN SEE cially supported by the lienefitsa memlfership in our cluli enjoy seeing one of our facilities Saint Francis Hospital AND FEEL. • Leother wrapped loom podded Association has to offer. for yourself. 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So you’ll know your European Health l^xxs MANCHESTER VERNON 'iwfiBri Bring this ad into Economy's Electrical Showplaee, purchase any Norelco light 903AAAINST, j______I TRI-CITY PLAZA m / i m im ) bulb In stock at manufacturers suggested retail 8, receive } of the same light bulbs MA, • .'•il,">.MiddlfTVk. VV., .Manchester, CT, 20;)/l)46-4260 • 233 N. Broad Street, Milford, LT, 203/877-0'l«7 F R E E ! ! Plus '] off all Eveready Batteries based on suggested retail Offer good Opw daiy m t Open MOIL-Sit tM 9d)0 »te Court if open for • 10...J Hainilten Avenue, Waterhiirv, tT, 2()3/7.'>7-92t')7 • :«)2rj Dixweli Avenue, Hamden, CT, 203/248-9291. thru Dec 24, 1980 erencet with the Judge Sunday 12-5 K/rom 6:30 P M to 8 P.M. po Thursday nights. Ap- Ipointments suggested 440 O akland St., AAanchester, Ct. Local (203) 646-2830 Tflght telephone number: Ct. W ats (800) 832-7009 W4Un Store Hours: M on.-Fri. 7:30-5:00, Thurs. till 9:00, ELECTRIC SU PPIYIN C wiBUin E. raioirald ______Sat. 8-5 P M ______io( I U - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec 17. 198fl Courses offered HARTFORD - Political "if, behavior, the Holocaust, '^G m broadcast regulation and I consumer research highlight 219 courses FREE offered for undergraduate PARKINB ___ people/Food“ c r e d it d u rin g th e 1961 Ample Free spring semester at the Parking In University of Hartford \ ~ « r / another Downtown Classes w ill begin at 4 Manchester p.m. Tuesday. Jan. 13 The / SMILING spring program has been 4 ^ SERVICE... coordinated by P. Anthony FHEEQIFT / Giorgio, associate provost T l V WRAPPINQI ' and director. Division of Tiiiiilionallliiil^MiiniMisit M te Adult Educational Ser­ vices In general, these courses glittering gifts carry three academic from Napier credits. Classes w ill meet mainly In the late after­ Glimmering gold toned noon and evening. Fifteen specialized courses in­ trinkets (some silver, too) to set under the clude tree or lavishly layer "Politics and Society." 7 Into her Christmas p m Monday, with Dr , slocking! jewelry, David G Bromley, downtown manchester, sociology chairman, and trI-cIty plaza, vernon Dr Harald Sandstrom. associate professor of 1.0 . Bracelet 11.50 politics and government Charm Necklace *19 Special Topics in Double Heart Pin *10 History World War II — I Roller Skate Charm *6 i , Clausewitz Revisited." 7 Bangle Bracelet 11.50 p m Thursday, with Dr Chain Loop William Samolin. UofH Earring *15 m ilitary historian Conflict as a means to political ends w ill be analyzed Special Topics in History Holocaust Awareness.' 4 20 pm Wednesday, with a professorial team which in­ I cludes Dr Peter K Breit. politics and government chairman; Dr John J 0 .Schloss. psychologist, and save *4 on our Dr Steven Ted Rosenthal, historian This survey will favorite sweater (■(institute an inter- Jacket disciplinary inquiry into prejudice. anti-Semitism Bound to become her and geniK'ide favorite too... Special Topics softer and prettier than Decolonization." 4 20 p m ever in acrylic/nylon Thursday, with Kenneth R boucle. Miss Erika Gladdish. an exchange ^designs it in lemon, W'' professor from the Univer- aquamarine, off sity of Reading, in white or wisteria. England British and other S-M-L. Reg, $24, colonial systems in Africa ^sportswear, downtown will be examined manchester, trI-cIty Special Topics plaza, vernon. SiKiology of War. 4 20 p m Tuesday and 1 9 . 9 9 Thursday, with Dr Ronald J Fernandez, a member of I f the adjunct faculty Prof Fernandez teaches sociology at Central Connecticut Slate College rhe course will locus on the argument that war is a siK ial and cultural under­ ta kin g Special Topics Bill Dorf American Photography, \ \ signature 4 20 pm Tuesday, with Franc me Trachtenberg, leathers TRADITION: "tlic banding down of infonna- M A a m e m b e r of the We re first in SOUTHERN MINCE STUFFING MINCE ORANGE PINWHEEL COOKIES adjunct (acuity The work Connecticut with tion, Ixiliefs and customs by word of inoiitli or ol Alfred Stieglitz and his these impeccably by cvainple from one generation to another with­ (Makes about 8 cups, enough to stuff a 10- to 12-pound turkey) (Makes about 6 dozen) out written instniction." Many of today's tradi­ community ol artists, crafted handbags 1 pound bulk sausage 3 cups dry bread crumbs (about 3 ^ t tional holiday fcxKis have been handed down .. . 1 (9-ounce) package Condensed 1 egg writers and philosophers For her holiday 1 cup chopped celeiy in fact, many were on the "traditional" holiday slices) Mince Meat, crumbled 1 teaspoon grated orange rind will be delineated wardrobe. Black, 1 cup chopped oniofl food list in Flizahethian England. .Among these: 3 to 3-1/2 cups coarse corn bread 3/4 cup orange juice 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract T h e other nine burgundy, grey, taupe. 1 teasimn chicken-flavor Instant stuffed turkeys, sausages, stuffing, mashed pota­ enrmbs 1 tablespoon flour 1-3/4 cups unsifted flour specialized courses are as bouillon OR 1 chicken-flavor accessories, toes. gravy and mince pies. 1 (28-ounce) jar Ready-to-Use Mince 1/2 cup margarine or butter 1/2 teaspoon baking soda bouillon cube l(.llow s ^downtown waterbury. t T Meat 1 cup firmly packed light brown 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 cup boiling water Special Topics Cable naugatuck Valley only. Mince meat is an English invention. The Eng­ 1 to 1-1/2 teaspoons poultry sugar Television 7 p m ^The Soft Pouch, ‘46 lish sau-d and preserved scraps of meat and suet seasoning Tuesday with Dr Harvey The FlapOver. *34 from butchering, added bits of apple tind other In large skillet, brown sausage; pour off fat. Add celery and onion: cook until fniits and placed them in cider in great stone In small saucepan, combine mince meal orange luice and 1 tablespoon flour .lassem. Cofll co m ­ The Clutch (not onion Is transparent. Dissolve bouillon in water. In large bowl, pour sausage Bring to a boil, stirring (requenlly Cook and stir 1 minute longer, set aside to crocks. .As the cider hardened, the mixture fer­ munications specialist shown), *27, mixture and bouillon over bread cubes and corn bread crumbs; slir in mince cool. In large mixer bowl, cream together margarine, sugar egg, nnd and with prior experience in mented and niellossed until the time arrived to meat and poultry seasoning. Mix well Stuff loosely into neck and body cavities make the holiday pies. vanilla. Combine 13/4 cups flour, the baking soda and salt, gradually add to W ashington of a 10- to 12 pound turkey or other bird: truss Place breast side up on rack in creamed mixture Divide dough in half, roll or pat each half on wax paper to Special Topics Refor­ shallow roasting pan; brush with melted butter. Roast as label directs. Turn -. llx7-inch rectangle. Spread half of mince meat mixture on each rectangle to ming Broadcast Mince pic was' so traditional by the Middle extra stuffing into a well-peased 2 quart baking dish: cover and refrigerate. within 1/2-inch of edge, roll, lelly roll-fashion starting from long edge Wrap Regulation 7 p m .Ages that it was unthinkable to set a Christmas Uncover and bake 30 to 40 minutes at 375 . Refrigerate leftovers. lightly in wax paper; refrigerate at least 2 hours. Preheat oven to 400 Cut Wednesday, also with Prof table without one. In Flizahethian England it be­ into 1/4-inch slices, arrange on lightly greased baking sheets Bake 6 to 8 came the custom of the manor houses to place on .las.sem minutes or until golden brown the hospitality table a gigantic mince pie as an Special Topics The invitation to come again. Somehow, this custom TRADITIONAL MINCE PIE TIP: Dough holds well in refrigerator for 1 to 2 weeks Alternative Press in esolvedyinto a small rectangular shape with a (Makes one 9-inch pie) America Since 1920. 7 tiny pastry figure atop said to resemble the Child Pastry lor 2-crust pie p rn Monday with D avid Gailord’s Qiana® blouses in the Manger. Then, (dong came the Puritans 1 (28-ounce) jar None SuchA Ready-lo-Use Regular OR l-ieberman Eieberrnan is and Cromwell who called this heresy, and tliere- Brandy and Rum Mince Meat* FRUITED CARROT COOKIES in investigative reporter celebrate the swing to softness... .ifler for almost UK) years mince pies became the 1 egg yolk plus 2 tablespoons water, optional (Makes about 5-1/2 dozen) lor Hartford Advocate, a reason for politico-religious debates. Beautiful blouset to set a romantic mood for the holiday$ Preheat oven to 425°; place rack in lower hall of oven. Prepare pastry. Turn widely circulated weekly and long after! All in tilky-toft Qiana^ nylon. Sizes S-M-L. 1 cup margarine 1/2 teaspoon salt Special Topics .Major The Plymouth Hock Pilgrims in the New World mince meal into pastry-lined 9-inch pie plate. Cover with top crust: cut slits near 3/4 cup firmly packed light brown 1-1/2 cups rolled oats Theories in Film sought to end the debate by shifting the holiday center or top with pastry cutouts Seal and flute For a more golden crust, mix sugar 1 (9-ounce) package Condensed egg yolk and water; brush over entire surface of pie. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or Aesthetics. 7 p m Bowed, the classic shirt ties into today’s gentle manners with 3 eggs Mince Meal, crumbled emphasis to Thanksgiving. In the Southern col­ until golden brown. Tuesday, with Dr Paul II romantic, ruffled the addition of a detachable bow. White, black, oyster, onies hosvever, the ancient English customs per­ 2 cups unsifted flour 1 cup finely shredded carrots Stacy. Flnglish professor 'n ready for the rose, red. *14 sisted, aided by the increased potency of the *To use None Such' Condensed Mince Meat; 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 cup chopped nuts film critic and journalist ingredients until mince meat was “flavored vig­ Prepare pastry for 2 crust 8-inch pie. In small saucepan, crumble 1 (9 ounce) Basic, shirt style with gently gathered front yoke. Pretty package Condensed Mince Meat; add 1-1/2 cups water. Cook and stir over Preheat oven to 375 . In large mixer bowl, cream together margarine and sugar Introduction to holldays...our orously enough to make one’s head swim." The beat in eggs. Combine flour, baking soda and salt, gradually add to -creamed in oyster, aqua, white pink, light blue, brown, navy, yellow, *12 shajie of pies was changed to round somewhere medium heat until lumps are thoroughly broken. Boil 1 minute. Cool. Immunology- Sybil blouse mixture. Stir in oats, mince meal, carrots and nuts Drop by rounded teaspoons ImmuniK'hemistry. s 35 Tied, the peter pan collar shirt with string tie. along the way and smaller round pics or tarts To freeze baked pies or tarts: onto lightly greased baking sheets; bake 8 to 10 minutes or until golden brown p m Monday and jA special holiday look White, lilac, silver, wine. *22 appeared In order to insure good fortune for Bake as above; cool. Wrap tightly in aluminum foil and freeze. It desired, spread Cream Cheese frosting on top ol cooled cookies in softest, silkiest each of the 12 forthcoming months it became the Wednesday, with Dr To reheat pie in oven; U'tressa* custom to eat on,e small pie on each of the 12 R a lp h M Aloisi. P ro f i days of Christmas. Preheat oven to 325^. Unwrap pie; bake 40 to 45 minutes or until warm in Cream Cheese Frosting Aloisi is chairman Depart­ polyester ... center. 3 ounces cream cheese, softened 1 tablespoon milk ment of Biology and Health tenderly pleated sportswear, downtown manchester and tri-city plaza. Mince meat has remained the traditional To thaw and reheat in microwave; 2-1/2 cups sifted confectioners' sugar 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract Sciences f t [^ruffles at the neckline Thanksgiving or Christmas food, and it is still Microwave on low to medium (1/2 power) 10 to 12 minutes, turning pie every Statutory Criminal Law and sleeves. White, found in the company of turkeys, sausages, stuff­ 3 or 4 minutes, until warm in center. Let stand 5 minutes before culling.' In small bowl, beat cheese until smooth. Stir in remaining ingredients until of Connecticut.' 4 20 p m off-white. Sizes 8-18. ing, pies or cookies. So it is that the legend of To freeze unbaked pies: smooth. Wednesday, a public ad­ sportswear, mince meat, once the traditional holiday food of Do not make slits in top crust before freezing; wrap tightly in aluminum foil ministration course with downtown manchester. Kings, Queens and perhaps Uttle Jack Horner, and freeze. Iri-city plaza, vernon. lohn F Cronan, ,P D goes inarching through the 20th century. To bake; CRUMBLY-TOPPED LEMON MINCE BARS Cronan is a deputy assis­ Preheat oven to 425°. Unwrap frozen pie: make slits in top crust. Bake 15 *25 What becomes a tradition the mast? It's endur­ (Makes 30 bars) tant state s attorney ance! Commercially packed mince meat has liecn minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 375°: continue baking 40 to 45 minutes Water Pollution Con­ -•••A marketed in America since 1885. Today’s mince or until golden brown and bubbly. 1-1/4 cups unsifted flour 1/2 cup margarine or butter, melted trol, 7pm Wednesday, meat . . . a melange of plump raisins, brown Mince Meat Tarts: 1 cup finely crushed saltines 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind with John H Gastler, an (about 28) 1/2 teaspoon baking soda Downtown open dally 9:30-9, Sat. 9;30-6, Sun. 12-5 sugar or com syrup, citrus peel, currants, mo­ One (28-ounce) jar Ready-to-Use Mince Meat (ills 8 (3 inch), tart shells. One environmental engineer lasses, salt, spices, Imiled cider or hitters, distilled (9-ounce) package Condensed Mince Meat fills 6 (3-inch) tarts. Bake at 425° ' 1 cup flaked coconut 1-1/3 cups (one-half 28-ounce jar) with the Connecticut Tri-CIty Plaza open dally 10-9 M-F, Sat. 10-5:30, Sun. 12-5 vinegar and a minimum of beef, is readv-to-iise 1 cup firmly packed light brown Ready-to-Use Mince Meal * v'.A JL for 15 minutes or until crust is golden and its filling is warm. Department ol Transporta­ at the flip of a lid or the snip of a package.,. To reheat frozen tarts: sugar 1/2 cup chopped nuts, optional tion and ... its uses now extend beyond tlie traditional Preheat oven to 425°. Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until hot. Preheat oven to 350°, In large bowl, combine all ingredients except mince meat Students may register in holiday mince pie, ^ To thaw and reheat in microwave: and nuts: blend well. Reserving 1 cup crumb mixture, press remainder firmly Suite 228 at Auerbach Hall, In keeping with age-old tradition, we present Rpove from aluminum foil or melal pans: place on plate. Heating 4 at a time, on bottom of 13x9-inch baking dish. Spoon mince meat over crust: top with on campus at 200 Bloom­ a selection of mince meat holiday foods for your rnicrowave on low or medium (1/2 power) 5 to 6 minutes, turning plate occa reserved crumbs and nuts if desired. Press down gently. Bake 30 minutes or field Ave , West Haitford, sionally, until warm. Replace in tart pans to serve until,edges are lightly browned. Cool completely: cut into bars throughout the week and until noon on Saturday, except December 26-27 and .Ian 2-3 C all in pe rso n , o r J phone 1 2031 243-4371, Ih - EVENING HERALD. Wed , Dw 17^1960 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 17, 1980 - 17 Fishing for ideas? Plan ahead for yule entertaining During the holidays, only liquids to measure, Then, just moments are celery-pecan crunch, is a 1 package (10 ounces) and continue cooking until 1 package (6 ounces) quarters. Combine juice time and budget pressures this easy accompaniment need^ to start the cooking creative alternative to frozen peas and pearl all liquid is absorbed, UNCLE BEN'S (R) from apricots and brandy: Two good catches in cookbooks combine to challenge the is a holiday cook's delight, — and no watching is 'stuffing with lots less ef­ onions, thawed about S minutes. Makes 6 Original Long Grain L add enough water to make disposition of even the thanks to the convenience required. fort and far more elegance. 1 jar (2 ounces) diced servings. j Wild Rice V k cups liquid. Add liquid Place fish side by side in most tranquil cooks. ;of Original Long Grain It The subtle flavoring of Holiday Wild Rirr pimiento, drained FcAllvr Aprirol w\ld Rice Vi cup thinly sliced Fish cookery can be both Londons' interest in under­ be longer and somewhat wood or charcoal, but they 3 tsp. salt ^ t of butter for basting. once. For broiling indoors, and contents of rice and utilized species such as more complicated than can also be broiled indoors. 4 T. butter, melted FHace fish in a hinged wire place fish about 5 iiiches shallow serving dish, Holiday entertainment Wild Rice, frozen Original Long Grain & 2 cups water Combine water, sherry, 1 medium onion, celery seasoning packets to easy and rewarding in sprinkle with chopped should be fun for everyone vegetables and dice Wild Rice blends beautiful­ ‘A cup dry sherry contents of rice and chopped V cup coarsely chopped terms of flavor and nutri­ tilefish and shark. She is so either the London, Houston If freshwater perch are un­ 3 fennel sprigs, coarsely grill for charcoal cooking from heat source and allow 3 saucepan: bring to a boil. much a purist about in­ or Davidson books. available, she suggests chopped or on a greased, shallow same cooking time and fennel (or a few dried involved, but often the hard pimiento. To save seconds ly with fruits as well as 1 package (6 ounces) seasoning packets and 1 tablespoon butter or pecans Cover tightly and cook over tion. fennel seeds). Warm bran­ work required for prepara­ in the kitchen, have liquids vegetables, for lightly UNCLE BEN'S (R) butter in large saucepan. margarine Cook onion in butter in Two of four recent fish gredients that she calls Brandied Yellow Perch substituting ocean perch, W c. brandy broiling pan for indoor turn and baste once. Fish low heat until all liquid is canned, dried bread Mrs. Houston cooks the smelts, trout or salmon. Sprinkle each fish with cooking. Mrs. Houston are done when flesh turns dy slightly, pour It over tion of festive meals can and butter in a saucepan, sweet accompaniments Original Long Grain & Bring to a boil. Cover tight­ 1 can (About 15 ounces) large saucepan until tender a b s o rb e d , a b o u t 25 and seafood cookbooks fish and set aflame. Makes rob the cook of much of the vegetables thawed and that add a gourmet touch Wild Rice ly and cook over low heat apricot halves but not brown. Drain could help turn around the crumbs 'dreadful.” Her perch in a hinged wire grill 6 perch, about 10 inches salt inside and out and roll suggests 0-8 minutes per opaque' and flakes easily minutes. Stir in apricots, recipes in general tend to over hot coals made from each, heads removed In melted butter, reserving side, turning and batting when tested with a fork. 6 servings. en]o3-ment of the occasion. drained and serving dish to the meal. Festive 1 tablespoon butter or 20 minutes. Stir in peas and 3 tablespoons bourbon or apricots, reserving juice. celery and pecans: heat negative attitude many Planning ahead to have ready before guests arrive. Apricot Wild Rice, with a margarine onions and pimiento. Cover brandy Cup apricot halves into Americans have toward fin PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR through. Makes 6 servings. ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! most of the food prepara­ fish m general and certain tion done well in advance varieties in particular of guests' arrival can go a One book is the work of long way toward keeping filmmaker Mel London and Food Mart has all th e feasting the cook unruffled. For his wife,«?Sheryl, of New example, desserts and York City. The other was 8?"^ WALDBAUM’S salads can be prepared in written by Alice Watson ^fixin’s for Christmas Dinner serving dishes and Houston and illustrated by PRICES EFEFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY. DEC 20 refrigerated the day before her husband, James, a or very early In the day. designer, author and Select an entree that roasts naturalist The Houstons Food Mart U.8.D.A. OOVT. INSPECTED MEW YORK STYLE DELII COLONIAL WALDBAUM S untended in the oven, and operate a fishing camp in have carving equipment British Columbia and their and serving platters ready beautiful book would be Grade ‘A’ LEAN White and waiting. Plan a Great Holiday Menu! particularly useful for Sno-White Large Cooked American Vegetable accom­ sport fishermen of both paniments often require W « hava a wide variety of turkeys, plus sexes MUSHROOMS Cheese last-minute preparation, so ' geese, ducks, fresh roasting chickens, Mrs Houston's The Turkeys^ Ham capons, canned and smoked hams too! I ■ ' plan on easy-to-prepare 1111 American Heritage of Fish recipes that make use of 'I |:iii Cookery 'American 16 TO 2 2 POUNDS • 4 O S mm 0 9 convenience foods to turn Heritage, distributed by < F i . e e ■ • V; LB B • . 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IMPORTED DANISH varieties, thanks to a cross SWIFT S PREMIUM DEEP BASTED fruit combinations. index for people who must CELERY HEARTS PKG 7 9 ' FONTINA CHEESE LB * 2 . 9 9 r APMfH SHOWN FRESH BUTTERBALL TURKEYS Because wild rice is a FROZEN - U.S.D.A INSPECTED NEVER FROZEN-YOUNG GRADE A substitute one type of fish USD A CHOICE ^ LONGACRE WHITE oi SMOKED , FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER . . o ; BAG 7 9 ' scarce luxury food which for another WASHED SPINACH 16 TO Beef Boneless 10 TO TURKEY BREAST tI ORDER lb* 1 - 9 9 requires tedious prepara­ Both the Houston book AilfCHN'A a A C 22 LBS LB. 14 LBS KITCHEN FRESH * _ * tion, has an uncertain Grade “ A” Farm Fresh and the Londons' The Fish- ARTICHOKES - ‘ “GEb.zt ea 4 9 ' 7 US GOVT INSPECTED GRADE A' SALAD CHICKEN or TUNA lB ^ 2 .5 9 cooking time and puts a Lovers' Cookbook I Rodale , S NO ■ SIZE A BuSSE E .i lB Roast Beef Smoked Beef BAKING POTATOES bag M .2 9 Fresh Turkeys 16 TO 22 LBS JACK A JILL OLD FASHIONED _ real strain on the food Turkeys $14 951 lean toward simple 5 LB 7 9 ^ Young Turkeys budget, choose a no-fuss recipes that bring out the Sale EMPIRE GRADE A KOSHER WIDE BOLOGNA TO ORDER LB^'t'49 WHITE BOILER ONIONS « 39' ALL alternative such as 16 lbs. flavor of fish instead of Top or Bottom Turkeys TURKEYS SIZES LB M .0 9 SLICED TO ORDER masking it UNCLE BEN'S (R) to under Round lo * 1 . 8 9 BENNETT FARM RUSSER LIVERWURST fb * 1 .4 9 Original Long Grain & Hams GQO Ribs The Londons include 100 BUTTERNUT SQUASH b 5 9 ' 22 lbs. lb ALL SIZES LB DELICIOUSLY SMOKED WHOLE v HALF Wild Rice. 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Allow 10 weeks to a 50-ceiit refund plus a |1 into something special; the heat source, until done as wrote to me Nestle Co. Back came a desired, 5 to 7 minutes on For example, in 1979, enclose a $1 refund " receive each refund. coupon. Send the required added Ingredlenti help 1 called Drackett. whose letter of apology and an each side. Or, place more than one of every five "I used the dollar on DURAFLAME »1 50 Re­ refund form, the back pan­ stretch the needed quantity representative told me that extra set of mugs. households in this country Johnson products, " reports fund Offer Send the el from one Johnson's of beef painlessly. burgers in a hot skillet with the response to the offer She was so impressed Honey and \ consisted of a person who Mrs Kelly "And since I'm required refund form plus Odor-Eater Foot Warmers Oriental burgers include a small amount of oil. 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W ItT HARTPOND sheet to about '1 inch of calendar watches chicken, potato puffs. 20 - EVENING HERALD, Wtd , Dtc. 17, im EVENING HERALD. Wed , Dec, 17, 1980 - 21 Shaped holiday breads you can bake at home Trade did Steinbrenner Final games not improve answers Bill to determine Traditional Swedish households Deeoraliona: minutes; remove candles from cans. hall club Veeck charge playoff teams start the Christmas season with a 6 small gumdrops Remove wreath from pan im­ mediately; cool on wire rack. Page 23 Page 24 Page 22 ceremonial breakfast of Lucia buns 3 yds. ribbon Grease large cookie sheet or 14- To assemble, cut and hollow out six 6ports and coffee served by a girl or young 1-inch deep holes in wreath to fit bot­ woman of the household She is inch pizza pan and six 6-oz. metal toms of candles, making sure holes dressed in a white robe and wears a cans for candles. Lightly spoon flour crown of green leaves and lighted into measuring cup; level off. In are spaced evenly around the wreath. white candles in her hair, represen­ large bowl, combine 2 cups flour, Place wreath on serving tray. In ting the youthful Saint Lucia, who sugar, salt, cardamom, and yeast; small bowl, combine glaze in­ brought food to the poor blend well. In small saucepan, heat gredients. Spread bottoms of candles Heroic! Slow- starting East bows The ceremony symbolizes the 4 cup milk, water and butter until with small amount of glaze; insert very warm (120 to 130 depees F.). into holes on wreath. Drizzle tops of hospitality of the season, and the candles with remaining glaze. Falling into a deep crevice early. added, noting his club was 7-for-26 in hooped a game-high 26 points and instead of trying everything from the lighted candles remind the family Add 3 eggs and warm liquid to flour the opening 16 minutes. Hicks added 23 to pace Commerce. Decorate top of each with one small Blast Catholic could never made the perimeter and we also got some that the long, dark days of winter mixture. Blend at low speed until The Eagles switched from tlieir “The second half was a complete gumdrop to represent flame. Tie rib­ By full climb back as it succumbed, 65- points off the transition," Penders soon will be getting brighter. moistened; beat 3 minutes at Low golfing 53, to Springfield Commerce yester­ zone to man-to-man pressurelfi the reverse of the first. We played the se­ bon into bow; place on wreath. 1 loaf. stated, "We got some turnovers and Some Swedish-Americans still medium speed. By hand, stir in 4 4 to Earl Yost day in non-conference basketball ac­ second half and/forced Commerce cond half like they played the first," TIP: Wax candles may be sub­ pushed it down court and got some observe St. Lucia's Day in the old 5 cups flour until dough pulls cleanly tion at the Springfield Civic Center. into some inadvi/M shots. The result Penders offered, "The second half stituted for the bread candles. Shape honors won easy hoops. way, although most now simply bake away from sides of bowl. On floured Sports Editor Commerce was a torrid 20-for-26, was East closed the gap to 48-34 after we chipped away and played good all dough into wreath. Cut out holes "The second half we put a lot more the special holiday buns. A food surface, knead dough about 10 72 percent, from the field in erecting three quarters ^nd narrowed it defense. We play^ good man-to-man in wreath to fit wax candles. Drizzle 6y Trevino pressure and they took some poor stylist of Swedish descent adapted minutes or until dough is smooth and a 40-18 hclftime bulge. It cooled off in further to five (points with two defense which on a big court is hard shots, I have to credit that to our the idea for her Christmas enter­ elastic with blisters under the sur­ glaze on wreath only. the second half against East’s man- minutes remainip to do. Against a quick team (like Holiday Goffrc Cake defense," Penders added. taining by shaping the rich yeast face. Place in greased bowl; cover to-man pressure but took the verdict The comebg^ effort, however, Commerce) I didn't think we could Dough: Popular Lee Trevino has won the (16), Ray Mlleler (18), Geoff Bodine Commerce had a 25-12 edge in the dough used for the Lucia buns into a loosely with plastic wrap and cloth with some fine foul shooting down the took an awpfl lot out of East and it come back but we showed we could 4 to 44 cups Pillsbury’s Best* I960 low round title among golfers on (19) and Maynard Troyer (20). rebounding department. "You won’t wreath, complete with candles made towel. Let rise in warm place (80 to stretch, converting 13-of-15 oppor­ was exhausted at the end. The do it so I was pleased with that. Bread Flour the PGA tour with a 69.73 average win too many games with only that," from the dough. 85 degrees F .) until light and doubled tunities. Eagles, too, were forced to foul in the "But we have to show more poise 4 cup sugar | and Tom Watson was next at 69.95. commented Penders, looking lor im­ The golden-brown wreath with its in size, about 14 hours. The pair reversed their roles in the Shots here *n there It was the season-opener for closing minute which Commerce when we're behind. We can't be im­ provement in that area six white-topped candles and colorful Punch down dough several times to 1 teaspoon salt Twenty four young men who played Commerce while the loss evens the converted from the charity stripe. patient and try to get it all back at 1 pkg active dry yeast all important money bracket, Watson holiday bow would make a striking remove all air bubbles. Shape into leading the pack with $530,808 in tour soccer under Coach Dick Danielson Eagles mark at 1-1. East is now off Wayne Hicks, 6-foot-l guard, was once. When we got behind we pan­ centerpiece for any holiday meal. ball; allow to rest on counter, 4 cup milk at Manchester High are working to until Tuesday when It visits Bloom­ particularly damaging as he netted 9- icked and it’s kind of hard to erase a 4 cup butter or margarine earnings while Trevino was Springficlil t.omiiii-rr<- (b.l) — Since the cardamon-flavored dough covered with inverted bowl, for 15 establish a scholarship in the field High. for-10 from the 15-foot line, 22-point deficit. But I have to give the 2 teaspoons vanilla presented with checks totaling $385,- Collins 11 4-5 26, Thomas 0 0-0 0, is rich but not sweet, slices of the St. minutes. Work out air pockets with name every year to a deserving The Bay Staters jumped to a 20-8 "Commerce spread it out at the kids credit in they didn't fold. We Brown 0 9-0 0. Smith 1 0-0 2. Hicks 7 9- 2 eggs 814 from the PGA cash fund... Season Lucia's Wreath would be as ap­ hands. Shape as follows: CANDLES - Manchester High student-soccer lead after one quarter and the fleet- end and we had to foul. And we ran could have been blown out by 40. ” 10 23. Roberson 5 0-0 10. Rivera 1 0-0 Filling figures show that Mike Reid was propriate to serve at a buffet supper Cut off 6 golf-ball size pieces of player. Rick Lawrence heads the footed home side raced to a 40-18. out of gas, " Penders stated, "The Hrian Galligan had a team-high 21 2. Pugh 1 0-0 2 Totals 26 1,3-15 65 6 tablespoons butter or margarine, fourth in picking up the most birdies as at breakfast. dough. Form each into cone shape committee which hopes to raise $5,- halftime edge. kids were exhausted at the end, es­ points for East with 6-(oot-7 Russ Ra- softened in PGA-sanctioned play with 358. His and drop narrow-end-down into 000. Plans are for the scholarship to "We had very poor shot selection, pecially playing on the big court. dant adding 13. Kyle Ayer was also in 4 cup firmly packed brown sugar caddy was Jimmy Horvath, a Eh!>i ( allmlic (.33) — Pagan) 0 2-4 prepared can Gently press dough become part of the Manchester we lost all our poise in the first half," They worked their tails off on twin digits for the Eagles with 10. in­ 2. Falkowski 1 0-0 2. Radant 5 3-4 13, Si, Luria'n ''4 cup sugar Manchester man. Reid, one of the down to fill can 4 full WREATH- Scholarship Foundation, fnc... Defen­ remarked East Coach Jim Penders, defense." cluding 8 in the fourth quarter. Ayer 4 2-2 10. Galligan 8 5-5 21. Bond 2 Wreath and Candlee: 2 teaspoons cinnamon finer young players on tour, was a Cut remaining dough in half. Shape Make this traditional Swedish St. Lucia’s holidays. Watch the youngsters’ eyes light up respectable sixth in scoring with an sive tackle Alan Page of the Chicago .’cr very impatient,” he Six-foot-2 forward Jimmy Collins "The second half we got it inside 1-1 5. Totals 20 13-16 53. 64 to 7 cups Pillsbury's Best* each half Into a 26-inch rope Twist Glaze Bears may be getting old but he Bread Flour 1 cup powdered sugar Wreath and Cancles for the Christmas when they see you baking treat. average round of 70.78 and ninth in the ropes together, place in ring earnings with $206,097. Reid was No.l hasn't lost his knack for blocking 4 cup sugar shape on prepared pan. over lap ends 1 teaspoon vanilla field goals. He's knocked down four 2 to 3 teaspoons milk in driving accuracy, reaching the Theus does usual 2 teaspoons salt 4 inch and pinch to seal Place dough Punch down dough several times to form tree to stocking shape as il­ greens (or a .795 percentage. this season and has nine plus 31 4 teaspoon cardamom filled cans in 8-Inch square or round Decorations beat 3 minutes at medium speed. By quarterback sacks since joining the 7 Candied cherries, gumdrops, whole hand, stir in 3 to 3 4 cups flour until remove all air bubbles. Divide dough lustrated. Cover, let rise, in warm 2 pkg. active dry yeast pan. making sure cans are not into 2 parts , mold into balls. Allow to place until light and doubled in size, Bears 40 games ago...One thousand 4 cup milk touching. Cover wreath and cans, let nuts or candy dough pulls cleanly away from sides Notes off the cuff yard rushers in the National Football rest on counter, covered with in­ about 30 minutes. Brush loaves with and unusual thing 4 cup water rise in warm place until light and Grease large cookie sheet. Lightly of bowl. On floured surface, knead Will Hadden, general chairman for Conference this season are Walter verted bowl, for 15 minutes In small milk, sprinkle with sugar. Heat oven 4 cup butter or margarine doubled In size, about 1 hour Com­ spoon flour into measuring cup. level dough about 10 minutes or until the Five Mile Road Race Committee, Payton, Billy Sims, Ottis Anderson. bowl, combine all ingredients; blend to 350 degrees F. Bake 25 to 35 NEW YORK (UPI) - Reggie tonio beat Dallas 89-83, Philadelphia 3 eggs bine 1 tablespoon milk and 1 egg. off In large bowl, combine 1 cup dough Is smooth and elastic with reports there were 3,895 registered William Andrews and Tony Dorsett. well Roll dough into 18xl2-inch rec­ minutes or until golden brown. Cool Theus may be a tall guard at 6-foot-7 edged Indiana 109-107. Kansas City 1 tablespoon milk brush over wreath Heat oven to 350 flour, sugar, salt and yeast; blend blisters under the surface. Place in runners for the 1980 run. List of Payton is seeking a sixth-straight tangle. Spread with filling to within on cookie sheet; remove to serving but he isn't exactly known as a drubbed Denver 133-118 and San 1 egg degrees F Bake candles 15 to 20 well In small saucepan, heat milk greased bowl, cover lossely with finishers is still awaited...Ed conference rushing title ...Wes and butter until very warm (120 to 4 inch of edges Starting with tray. In small bowl, combine all rebounder — especially on offense. Diego tripped Los Angeles 97-92. Glaze; minutes and wreath 25 to 35 minutes plastic wrap and cloth towel. Let rise McCarthy, former Manchester High Fedorchak, former Manchester High At that end of the court, he mostly knirka 112, Jazz 97 130 degrees F ' Add vanilla, eggs longest side, roll up tightly; pinch glaze ingredients; drizzle over coffee 4 cup powdered sugar or until deep golden brown Cover in warm place (80 to 85 degrees F.) athlete and longtime voice of the track star, has lettered in cross coun­ just scores baskets. Bill Cartwright and Campy Russell and warm liquid to flour mixture seam to seal Cut into 18 slices and cake Decorate as desired. 18 ser­ 4 teaspoon vanilla with foil last 10 minutes if browning until light an doubled in size, about Blast Hartford Explorers, recently try at Brandeis University. Tuesday night, Theus did the usual scored 22 points each to lead seven Blend at low speed until moistened; arrange on prepared cookie sheet to vings 14 to 2 ^ 2 teaspoons milk too fast Cool candles in cans 5 14 hours. gained membership in the Quarter but he did the unusual too. Theus, New York players in double figures Century Club at United Technologies End of the line who entered the game-averaging just as the Knicks handed Utah its sixth noting 25 years of service...NASCAR two rebounds a game, scored four of straight loss. NBA scoring leader ini'Mi4i'iiTTjni Hartford Civic Center Coliseum modified stock car racing champion Chicago's last six points on offensive should be jammed tonight when the Adrian Dantley poured in 36 points Non-alcoholic alternatives for 1900 was Richie Evans and his rebounds to lift the Bulls to a 96-94 and Darrell Griffith had 24 for the MT. V E m M Whalers entertain the Boston Bruins, fellow Rome. N.Y., townsman, Jerry victory over Washington. Jazz. the No. 1 rival in the National Hockey Cook, second. Familiar drivers in “Sometimes when the big guys are DAIRY STORES League...The Whalers will retire HawkH 131, Nela 114 these parts who finished among the banging heads under the boards and for holiday entertaining Gordie Howe's No. 8 jersey Feb. 18 top 20 were Ron Bouchard (5), Bob the ball comes off the rim a little John Drew poured in 28 points and ice cubes yogurt Sparkling Cilruii Punch 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. Polverri (13). Charlie Jarzombek when Winnipeg visits Hartford. Dan Roundfield had 22 to send Atlan­ Give your guests a flavor The main in­ Manchester Manchester longer than usual, it can make it "natural sparkle " this gred ien t IS your im ­ Assemble blender Put 6 fresh ripe strawberries 1 dozen Valencia easier for a guard to slip inside and ta to its fifth consecutive victory. The year by experimenting agination' eggs, honey, non-fat dry 6 4 ounces (184gl chilled oranges 28 Games without win score," Theus explain^ after he Hawks, who scored a season-high Try this non-alcoholic milk, rum extract and cin­ Perrier total points, led 45-18 after one with non-alcoholic alter­ 1 q u a r t (1 l i t e r ) tipped-in a missed shot by Ricky nog and strawberry squirt namon into blender con­ Assemble blender. Put quarter and 75-54 at the half. For natives Then propose a cranberry juice cocktail, Sobers with two seconds remaining for starters tainer Cover and process yogurt and strawberries New Jersey, Darwin Cook scored a toast to their health' chilled to give Chicago its second triumph in By com bining fresh Banana Nog at Frappe until smooth into blender container. seven games. career-high 28 points. 3 eggs Remove feeder cap, add Cover and process at Mix Spurs 89, Mavericks 83 fruits and Perrier in your 2 bottles (23 ounces or Dubious record "I saw the ball the whole way. I 2 tablespoons (30mli banana through feeder cap until smooth. Reduce George Gervin scored 27 points and blender, you can add just 719 ml) Perrier, chilled probably had the best view of the the right "natural " touch honey opening. Add ice cubes speed to Stir, add Perrier. rebound because 1 was only ten feet San Antonio held off a fourth-quarter 4 cup (5f ml) non-fat through feeder cap Garnish with a fresh • from Ricky when he shot.” rally by Dallas to clinch the victory. to your holiday dining and Assemble Citros Juicer dry milk opening Put feeder cap in strawberry. Yield: 2 cups gained by Jets “When the shot is taken you have The Mavs, who trailed by 15 points entertaining Juice oranges and lemons ■^4 teaspoon i2mli rum place and process until i500 mil beaten in 10 games at home and five to go to the boards and that's what late in the third quarter, pulled to 87- at No 4. Add cranberry NEW YORK (UPI) - Now that the 83 but Jim Spanarkel missed a layup The local produce extract smooth Reduce speed to Winnipeg Jets own the NHL's most overall, agreed the Jets must keep Reggie did," said Bulls coach Jerry Stir, add Perrier Yield 1 You'll find the Oster juice and Perrier. Stir. with 17 seconds left. Geoff Huston led department is the place to dash cinnamon dubious distinction, the front office working. Sloan. "W e’ve been in a lot of Citrus Juicer a great help Yield: 25 4-ounce (50 mil Dallas with 17 points. E start Look for fresh fruits 1 banana quart ll Uteri must work harder than ever to do "They’re gonna' have a fine team situations similar to that before and servings Sixers 109, Parers 107 that are available in abun­ 1 cup (250 mil Perrier Strawberry Squirt in creating tart and tangy if they have patience, " he said. things didn't go our way.” what it believes is right. That's just Philadelphia, trailing for most of dance at the peak of their 1 cup 1250 mil vanilla party punches like this "They have to play themselves out of Theus, who finished with a game- what general manager John the game, wen* ahead to stay on an Ferguson intends to do. it. It's a learning experience. They're h^h 23 points, scored eight of 18-foot jumper by Lionel Hollins with going to make a lot of teams pay for Chicago's last 12 points as the Bulls "You gotta’ be patient," Ferguson 26 seconds remaining. Julius Er- this streak." overcame a 94-92 Bullet lead with 58 said Tuesday night after the Jets ving's 30 points led the Sixers, who Special holiday treats MOSER FARMS The Islanders, who set some second left. One miruite earlier, he dropped a 6-2 decision to the Stanley trailed 100-87 with six minutes Arrange cherry tomato Herl»-d Bet-f Broth fresh or freeze-dried records for futility of their own in tipped in the r e b ^ d of an Artis \egctabU- Mold arrange them use 1 or 2 100% PURE FLORIDA Cup champion New York Islanders to remaining, while Billy Knight 12 ounces pared potatoes clean dish fowels. halves in center of a round (Makes 4 servings! chiyes ORANGE JUICE extend their winless streak to 28 their initial season, said they felt lit­ Gilmore miss fqr^92-90 Bulls edge. C A layup by Gimwre, who scored 18 sparked the Pacers with 24, including i j teaspoon salt crumpled up and placed platter and surround with a 3 cups of Beef Stock (see Pour 4 cup heated Beef games. recipe I Stock into each of 4 soup tle compassion for their overmanned points, tied it. 94-94, with 18 seconds 14 in the first quarter. Dash pepper against beans and carrolfil ring of watercress and en­ The decision eclipsed the former Kings 133, Nuggets 1 18 to help support them Jrim 2 teaspoons chopped bowls Sprinkle each ser- rivals during the game. to play. Gilmore was fouled on the 1-4 cups sliced zucchini. record of 27 set by the 1975-76 Kansas Otis Birdsong scored 36 points and beans and carrois' flush dive leaves Serve with fresh parsley ving with 4 teaspoon each City Scouts. "A team like that is a little play but missed the free throw and 4-inch thick slices, frightening." said goalie Glenn Phil Ford had 30 to help Kansas City with top rim ofnapld dressing 2 teaspoons chopped parsley and-Qhives "What are you going to do." Chicago gained control of the ball to steamed until tender-crisp Resch, who made 14 saves in the first hand Denver its seventh loss in eight 1 cup broccoli florets, Carefully remove towels Ferguson asked rhetorically. set up Theus' last-second heroics. One~handed artist period, many of them when the game Washington. 14-19, led 82-80 with games. The Nuggets had a chance to steamed until lender-crisp and using a spatula spread For Tastes and Treats for your Holiday Festivities, shop "There’s nobody out there who can was still close. "You sympathize tie the game at 97 early in the fourth 4 of potatoes up sides of Vz gallon plastic gallon seven minutes to play but the Bulls. Philadelphia center Darryl Dawkins grabs rebound with one 4 cup sliced crookneck help us. You can't buy a hockey with them in the last two minutes period but T.R. Dunn missed 2 free mold to support carrot PInehurst of Manclte^er at 302 Main ... 13-19, scored the next eight points, hand in battle against Indiana's Mike Banton last night in In­ squash. 4-inch thick SPECIAL player, you've got to groom him. throws. Alex English led Denver with sticks and beans, then over’ dozen when the score is 6-2” the last two coming on free throws by dianapolis. (UPI photo) slices, steamed until The place for the V eriest Meat is PINEHURST, where you^et-^ We're trying to work with 12 or 13 Deni? Potvin, who scored his 11th 29. tender-crisp squash and broccoli on bot­ personalized old fashionfM Butcher Shoppe service along with SALE ENDS SAT., DEC. 20, 1980 rookies and they’re playing a man's Theus resulting from Bullet Kevin goal, agreed Grevey's ejection at 5:04. flippers 97, l.akers 92 30 green beans, about 2 tom. Cover potatoes with 2 Morrell Hams, Poultry, UrS.D.A. easy to carve aged RIB ROAST game." cabbage leaves Press Behind Elvin Hayes, who ended Swen Nater scored 22 points and cups, steamed until lender- BEEF and our famous Holiday Swedish KORV The were also playing it against In the only other NHL game, grabbed 14 rebounds, enabling San crisp down. Arrange remaining CBOnvC touch fASMiOA perhaps the best team in the league, with 13 points, Washington answered Howard eulogized Detroit edged Edmonton 4-3. Diego to snap Los Angeles' five- broccoli over cabbage MACHM M00(i 1030 with the next six points to make it 88- 3 medium carrots, cut a team that can hurt you in virtually game winning streak. The Clippers leaves' Place the OUR FRESHLY 88 with three minutes to play. Greg into about 30 sticks isame Help your budget with these every way. Bob Bourne and Anders Red Wings 4, Oilers 3 broke away from an 82-82 tie early in remaining zucchini in GROUND VERIBE8T Ballard Iso had 13 points for the lengln as beans i. steamed U.S.D.A Choice beet specials Kallur scored short-handed goals on Mike Foligno scored what proved the fourth quarter with 8 straight by ex-teammates overlapping circles over Bullets and Grevey finished with 22. until tendercrisp SAUSAGE MEAT SINGER GIVES the same penalty to turn a 1-0 game to be the winning goal with 47 points and then staved off a Laker broccoli Cover with last 2 SEMI BONELESS into a 3-0 rout. seconds remaining. With Detroit up In other games, New York 4 cabbage leaves, charge. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led all NEW YORK (UPII - The funeral in their days with the Yankees steamed until lender-crisp cabbage leaves Spread CENTER CUT "When you allow shorthanded 3-2, Foligno took a pass from Reed trounced Utah 112-97, A tlanta remaining potatoes over $ 1 4 9 whipped New Jersey 131-114, San An- scorers with 32. service was perfect, but the weather always looked up to Howard Preheat oven to 350 F In lb . 1.79 'lOU A ’KX) STi goals," Ferguson said, "you don't Larson to score. The goal came in was all wrong "His teammates always admired saucepan boil potatoes un­ cabbage leaves Bake for CHUCK ROAST ...... ,b 1 deserve to win." handy since Don Murdoch scored for VERY LEAN MEATY Elston Howard was buried on a him for the way he carried himself, til tender Dram reserving 25 minutes Remove from Al Arbour, whose Islanders are un­ EMmonton with one second left. said Ford, tears welling in his eyes COUNTRY SEMI BONELESS Revised slate cold, bleak and drizzly afternoon 3 tablespoons liquid in oven and let stand 15 Basketbail and his voice choking with emotion bowl mash potatoes adding minutes before unmolding TOW ARD N Tuesday The former New York PORK RIBS < » IT E R C U T $ 1 5 9 Threat of more snow, which never Yankees' catcher deserved a warm, as he spoke He was such a potato liquid, salt, and onto serving platter gentleman and always carried pepper, set aside Spray Chriniman Salad CHUCK STEAK ...... lb 1 seriously materialized, forced post­ sunny day with a gentle breeze Whalers peddle ponement of the majority of yester­ blowing through the trees himself well I remember the great the bottom and sitfbs of 5- 1 Makes 4 servings i lb. 1.39 CLOTHES. 2 tablespoons tarragon day’s schoolboy schedule It would have been more ap­ courage he had I don t think they cup round souffle mold. 5- (the players! really reJhzed how vinegar '' An old favorite at a low price MIDGET Only the East Catholic-Springfield propriate for the man eulogized as “a 4-inch diameter X 2-^i in­ STATEIUHER ib*1.79 tough Elston had !t ches deep, with nonstick 2 tablespoons lemon Roberts to Stars Hawks 27 (Paul Guardino 16, D.J. Comm^tfce clash in the Bay State man of great gentleness and dignity " ■ f re!nember his great pride m cooking spray In bottom of juice Tencellent 8), Cnicks 19 (Jason was pi wed. and whose greatest nionients were Bonus peck (25 extra bags) HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ Rosano 4, David McAdam 4). ReschMuled tonight were East spent crouching behind home plate being a Yankee No one exemplified mold, using some of the 1 teaspoon Dijon-style PILLSBURY or A sale like this can !t more than he did He was always zucchini, make an outer mustard ford Whalers have acquired left wing Bullets 21 (Bob Lammey 10. Dan HartforcR High at Manchester, on a baseball diamond on a lazy, GOLD MEDAL TETLEY TEA M .99 save you from paying the Mike Fidler from the Minnesota Soucier 7), 76ers 11 (Joel Feehan 7). CromwellV Cheney Tech, Simsbury summer afternoon. telling the rookies about Yankee circle of overlapping 1 tablespoon plus 1 teas­ 129 bag pkg. high price of siore-bought pride He didn't want that reputation zucchini slices Place a poon vegetable oil - North Stars for defenseman Gordie at Penney, ijlastonbury at Woodrow But, despite the inclement clothes. Because home-sewn SENIOR ruined He had so much dignity, so broccoli floret, flower end Dash white pepper FLOUR Roberts. Wilson in Micidletown. South Windsor weather, more than 500 of Howard's 7 clothes are still less expensive. Jack Kelley, Whalers’ director of Sportsman Cafe 97 (Don Carlos 24, at South Catgolic. and Weaver at friends and relatives turned out to much class." (nHelgian endives, about down, in center Arrange a con ALE or CLUB S9DA And sewuis your own circle of overlapping 4 pound S-lb. bag 8 0 ^ hockey operations, said Tuesday that John Niekrash 21, Jeff Gott 12, Bill Rockville pay their last respects to the man on a Singer* macmne like Fidler will join the team in time for Eller 11, Dan Moore 11. Steve All have 8 o’clock tap-offs. they called "the gentle Yankee " yellow squash slices 10 cherry tomatoes, cefseof 12 * Jackson, resorting to the scrip­ around floret, completely halved Egg Nog 5.94 the Creativf? Touch Fashion* tonight's game against the Boston Chotiner 10), Irish Agency 82 (Ron The Bacon Academy al Bolton tilt In a solemn. digniUed funeral tures on several occasions, spoke ol machine model 1030 is covering bottom of mold l-'x cups watercress Bruins at the Civic Center. Williams 24, Jim Sumler 17, Dave has been reslated today at 4:30 while ceremony. Howard, who oied Sunday Howard’s class and the time he Herring In /art practically effortless. Not only Stand green beans and In a small bowl mix ANDREWS HORSE RADISH "We have acquired a young, Tyson 14). the Manchester at East Hartford at the age of 51 of a heart virus, was devoted to helping and earing about Wine or Cream does it save you SlOO off Us proven National Hockey League girls’ engagement is set for a 3:30 praised as a man of great inner others carrot sticks upright, in an vinegar with lemon juice or COCKJAIL SAUCE SMut* mKhinemodtl regular price, but it saves alternating pattern, on top and mustard until smooth. 633- wth 6 twiN-in player who is considered a good goal BUSINESSMEN start. strength who had enriched the lives "fie was a person who transcended you time with convenient of zucchini, leaning against Add oil and white pepper fiihton ifxl Flyi-$btcl» scorer^” Kelley said. Westown Pharmacy 85 (George The Rham at Coventry High boys’ of all who knew him any particular denominalion. said We have the best EGG N(X1 and simply wonderful Indian River Pink Grapefruit oattefns A| t features like a Flip & Sew* Separate endive leaves "I believe this trade will help both Finnegan 20, Dave McCenna 11. tilt was postponed with no new date "America’s a better land because Jackson "There, was nothing bad to side of mold As you (seedless and full of juice).______bkixhtitcti.riiiag. panel, 1-slep buttonlioler strddi stitdi. clubs. Minnesota has had a number Craig Phillips 11), Buffalo Water set. Elston Howard walked this earth." say about this human being Wouldn t and piany more. fr«*arm and tfoM of injuries on defense, and we were Tavern 62 (Jim Grimes 26, Joe said the Rev Robert Ross Johnson, I t be super il we could all leave ithe For a different gift idea, we suggest a U.S.D.A. Choice Tenderloin, A Morrell drop-in bobbin There’s no doubt iliat looking to strengthen^ur left side," DeMarco 20). minister of St. Albans Chocolate Mousne NOW ONLY 6179 99 Still in funning Earth) the same way,' Ham or a 3 to 5 lb can of Krakus Imported Ham and remember we have food gi'ft this sale will save you Congregational Church in St. Albans. Zig'Zai sewifli mactMne model he said. CHICAGO (UPI) — A.local group White, a former player and 4 cup milk certificates 6! 10-a tiee arm machine with }j clothes-money. The question Fidler, 24,5-foot-ll and 195 pounds, N.Y., in his (neditation written about Add hot milk and blend un­ Bruins cut trio headed by Jerry Reinsdorf and Bill currently a Yankees' broadcaster, 1 (6 oz package) buiH-tn Fa^ion* and Fiem-Sti here is, how m uch will it a native of Boston, played for the Howard, entitled "The Joy of offered a reading from FJcclesiastes til smooth. Scrape down patterns nuTa bu BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Farley were still the favorites to win chocolate chips Korv being made every day this week, but if you want to pick it up cost if you miss it'!’ Cleveland Barons and went to sides of blender and add buttonhoier and front dri Bruins Tuesday returned left wing Al approval from the Chicago White Sox Memory” and praised Howard as a man ol 4 eggs bobbin NOW ONLY Minnesota when the franchise com­ Three of Howard's closest friends eggs, sugar and Kaluha the 3 days before Christmas it is well to place an advance order ... THE SINGER STOnk Secord to their Springfield Indians board of directors to purchase the gentleness ‘/4 cup sugar Blend 1 minute Pour into 643-4151 bined with the North Stars. farm team in the AHL, and said Don from his playing and'coaching days "He was a man ol great gentleness WHERE SAVING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE. Roberts, who signed with the American League team.. 1 tablespoon Kaluha serving dishes and Marcotte, out of the past seven — Whitey Ford, Reggie Jackson and and dignity. " said White "He had in­ Whalers as an 18-year-old The board is scheduled to meet Whipped Cream refrigerate overnight. games with an injury, will return to Bill White — offered words of tribute ner strength He was a fighter in his defenseman in September 1977, today at 3 p.m. EST to review the In small glass bowl heat Before serving, garnish Four convcnKTii ucv9i puns ivatUbtc 10 quAltitcdtuMomcft play left wing inJiV^nesday night’s Reinsdorf-Farjey offer and also one and each portrayed Howard as a man own soft-spoken way Wo went •ATrAdcRurk olThe Stf.fcr CompAny Prices sod cttdii pUns opiiorul t> patiktpstwj tk ik is played in 27 games this season. He milk 1 minute on FULL with whipped cream. game against Hartford. by Harry Ntwberger, a Chicago of courage and claM through a lot ol things logelher He PO)4(ER Place chocolate PINEHURST GROCERY INC. had two goals and 11 assists for 13 Serves 6 Marcotte had been nursing a trucking magnate, and Socrates Ford, who knew Howard for 26 lell us the same way he lived with us chips in blender and blend points and 71 minutes in penalties. 643-4151 strained rib cartilage. Babacas. years, recalled how the other players quietly and peacefully ' 22 - EVENING HERALD. Wtd., Dec. 17, l«eo evening herald Wed , Dec. 17 1980 - 23 NFL playoff matchups Retl Sox didn’t improve of at least wild card berths if New from the playoffs is to lose to the even making the playoffs. The NFC Ceiilral would be eliminated from playoff NEW YORK lUPI) - The NFL's England loses. Giants while New England wins the Western Division champion, either Minnesota has clinched the title. contention with a loss. The Patriots 1980 regular season winds down this Pittsburgh can be the wild card AFC East title and Cleveland, San Diego or Oakland, won't be can win a wild card berth if they win weekend, but the final playoff NFC Wei.1 iind either & n Diego or Cleveland club only if New England loses, Houston and San Diego all win. That matchups won't be determined until crowned until Monday night. Atlanta has won the championship Cleveland and Houston win and the would create a tie between Buffalo In games involving AFC con­ loses. sending Burleson away the bitter end. and Los Angeles will face either Steelers defeat San Diego. and Oakland and the Bills would get tenders, Buffalo is at San Francisco, If New England and Houston tie, The five NFC playoff represen­ AFC Went the wild card berth since they BOSTON (UPI) — One presumes in where he was before be left. And if New England at New Orleans, Dallas or Philadelphia in the wild the Oilers get the berth since they pitcher since the 1979 All-Star game. And this from a team that shells out tatives are set and the only question San Diego can win the division title defeated the Raiders this season. sport that when a trade is made, the Tom Poquette returns healthy, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Minnesota card playoff. beat the Patriots this season. In the He is a reliever and the one area that $375,000 a year to Lockwood, $400,000 left is whether Philadelphia or Dallas event of a three-way tie between New by beating Pittsburgh Monday night desired goal Is to improve the team. shined for Boston last season was the where doM that put Miller? to Dwight Evans, and more than that at Houston and Oakland at the New The Boston Red Sox have been known will emerge as the Eastern Division England, Houston and Oakland, the on the basis of best net points within The wild card playoffs will be held bullpen. They have Bob Stanley, Dick Among the arguments in favor of to 40-year-old Carl Yastrzemski? champion The second place club is York Giants on Sunday and AF'C Fast to pull deals for other reasons (Bill If Buffalo defeats San Francisco, Patriots and Raiders win because of the division. If the Chargers lose. on Sunday, Dec. 28, with the winners Drago, Tom Burgmeler and Bill the deal is that Bwleson wasn’t going ' What is going to happen in. the next assured of a wild card or best Pittsburgh at San Diego Monday Lee and Fergie Jenkins), but on most the Bills are division champions. If better conference records. Oakland is the division champion no advancing to the divisional playoffs Campbell back in the pen, plus to stay with Boston so it’s better to few years when Lansford is in the runnerup berth and will join Central night matter what the Raiders do against occasions, they trade like the others. trade him now and get something for same position as Burleson? Will they Here's the way the races shape up, both Buffalo and New England lose, AFC Central on Jan. 3-4. The AFC and NFC cham­ mayte some other minor-leaguers, champion Minnesota. Western the Giants Sunday. Oakland would That is why it Is difficult to call the him. That makes sense to a point. trade him, too? How about Carlton according to the NFL tie-breaking the Bills also take the division. Buf­ Cleveland can win the division title pionship games will be played on and, oh yes. Skip Lockwood, who they winner .Atlanta and wild card entry win on a better conference record. five-player deal with the California have to pay. And even if Stanley is But what is troubling is that the Fisk? He’s entering his option year, procedures: falo can be a wild card club if either with a victory over Cincinnati. If Sunday, Jan. 7, with the winners ad­ Los Angeles in the NFC playoffs If the Chargers don't win the title, Angels a good trade. The Red Sox moved into the rotation, he was Red Sox should have tied these too. If Lynn is dealt for Iton Guidry, NFt’ FukI Cleveland. Houston. San Diego or Cleveland loses. Houston is the divi­ vancing to the Super Bowl at the But entering the final weekend of they can gain a wild card berth if went into the off-season needing players up to long-term deals last will they use the southpaw for a year If Philadelphia beats Dallas Sun­ Oakland lose. The Bills would drop sion champion no matter what the Louisiana Superdome in New always there anyway. the 16-week regular season, the AFC either Houston or Cleveland loses. drastic improvement in one major And Rick Miller. A steady out­ year, or even the year before, to and then lose him? day. the Eagles win the title with a out of the playoffs if those four clubs Oilers do against Minnesota. Houston Orleans on Jan. 23, area — starting pitching. They did has no division champions and seven would have a better division record. An Oakland victory over the Giants fielder, for sure, but if Lynn can't be avoiil being in that situation. It is true the Red Sox operate in a clubs still dueling for the five playoff better overall record Dallas' only win and they lose. ' not get it in the deal w h i^ sent Rick Will the Red Sox keep dealing away New England can win the division Houston can clinch a wild card would clinch at least a wild card traded, where will he play? He small park and thus hav^ trouble slots It's quite conceiveable that a hope to win the title would be to Sites of the games will be deter­ Burleson and Butch Hobson to tbe their talented players because they by beating New Orleans while the berth by beating Minnesota and both berth for the Raiders. The only way already has said he's not ecstotic raising money in that area. And the club can enter the final weekend defeat Philadelphia by 26 or more mined by best record. West Coast for Carney Lansford, don’t want to, or can’t pay them? 4 ^rs upset Buffalo. The Patriots Cleveland and Houston are assured the Raiders can be totally eliminated about the deal If it places him Back ownership certainly doesn't have the leading its division and wind up not points Offensive tactic Rick Miller and Mark Gear. capital available to compete with a What the trade did was to rid the Grorge Steinbrenner or Ted Turner. Club now overstaffed Atlanta’s Dan Roundfield rams into New Jersey’s Mike team of its most valuable player tbe O’Koren (31) to draw offensive foul in NBA matchup last night. That makes it all the more incum­ last two years in Burleson, admitted­ bent on management to look ahead to Landry finds loss (UPI photo) ly a moody sort but one of tbe most Vermeil not happy the needs of the team down the road. ferocious competitors in the game. Maybe that is the reason for the Horton concerned Earl Weaver said he was the league’i Burleson-Hobson trade, something best. which may not reap immediate tough to explain Shortstop being one of the game’i[with Eagles^ game Rutigliano defends dividends but will be rewarding in with Seattle deals more, critical positions, the Sox the next few years. Maybe Glenn collapse. Landry said he had long PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Can The Elagles' coach admitted that DALLAS il'P l I — On the morning have no experienced player to Hoffman can play shortstop and since stopped trying to figure out the you guess which NFL head coach his bad mood began the previous Sun­ after the night belore. Dallas Cow­ SEATTLE (UPI) - One of the Martin was interested In me last three-men on line replace Burleson. Sure Glenn Hoff­ maybe Lansford will make the All- said the following: “I just want to get day when his team blew a 14-3 lead boys coach Torn Landry said Tuesday psvche of a fiMitball team most interested onlookers during the summer. I know he made a try. man was an All-Star shortstop in tbe Star team. But they've lost one of There are no clues. " he said We out of this stadium and as far away and lost 20-17 to the Atlanta Falcons. there was no use skirting around the Seattle Mariners' wheeling and Maybe they (the Mariners) were CLEVELAND (UPI) - aeveland Rutigliano said Sipe had hit the International League. But the Inter­ their genuine stars and have done wanted to stop the bomb and we from here as possible and say good “I still hadn’t gotten over the edges of the situation dealing at the winter baseball asking too much at the time and Browns Coach Sam Rutigliano once same type of pass to Reggie Rucker national League is not tbe majors, as nothing to improve the weakest area didn t do that at all We wanted to night to ail of you (reporters)?” Atlanta loss,” he said. “I didn’t sleep We just played lousy that's all I meetings last week was Willie Hor­ Oakland backed off. It's good to know again defended his three-man line earlier in the game and he felt that a Gary Allenson has shown. of the team. stop the run and we didn t do that We If you guessed Dick Stanfel of New all week and by the end of tbe week I know " said Landry "Lve never ton. that somebody does want you.” against criticism at his weekly news pass was necessary to get a first Hobson's departure is all the more wanted to rush the passer and we Orleans, Jim Hanifan of St. Louis or was damn near a vegetable. If we been able to explain a game like Now that the Mariners have traded Horton and Martin were together 'conference, saying it wouid be down in that situation. painful because it epitomizes the Red Bill Walsh of San Francisco, you're had gotten it done in that game, this that ' didn t do that, either I'd say we were for Richie Zisk and tentatively in Detroit in 1971-73 when Martin counter-productive to switch to a "At that stage of the game we felt Sox' disturbing trend to wait until tbe Co-players of week 7 game wouldn't be nearly as impor­ Having been crushed by the Los about 100 percent four-man line with only one game it was important to get a first down final moment and thus their trade wrong. The correct answer is Dick acquired Jeff Burroughs, the 37-year- managed the Tigers. tant this week. Now we have to go PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - Angeles Rams. 38-14. the Cowboys There is a lot of psychology that A schoolboy star in Detroit. Horton left. and get the clock under two bait loses much of its allure. They Vermeil. old Horton is wondering how much of down there and get it done.” Stewart Granger of Villanova and limped home with the knowledge that goes into a football game Sometimes a future he has with the Mariners. spent his first 12 seasons in the big The Browns lost to Minnesota, 28- minutes.” he said. already are finding that out in their That's right, the same Dick Dan Schayes of Syracuse were Vermeil who has coached the Vermeil said it's not impossible to the only way they could win the NFC a team's metabolism or whatever it After all, how many righthanded leagues with the hometown Tigers. 23, on a final-play desperation pass The play was an option screen to attempts to deal Fred Lynn, who named Big East co-players of the Philadelphia Elagles to a 12-3 record win in Dallas. He noted last year, East would be to defeat the IS IS completely out power hitters does one team need"* That changed abruptly In 1977-78 ‘from Tommy Kramer to Ahmad running back Cleo Miller. Miller was could have commanded much more week Monday for their performance and within one win of the NFC Blast when the Blagles took home a 31-21 Philadelphia Eagles next Sunday by We were coming off a pretty big "Right now 1 really don't know when he played for Detroit, Texas, Rashad, but Kramer had not been supposed to draw the linebackers had he been traded at the end of the in last week's basketball action. title. win, and earlier this season, when at least 2,‘i points high in Oakland where we won a what's happening." Horton said. Cleveland, Oakland and Toronto. pressured all day. He set a club over to cover him, which would have 1979 season. Granger, a sophomore guard, game that some people probably Vermeil made the statement to Philadelphia gained a 17-10 win over And there was also the possibility "I'm waiting to talk to my agent and Horton went through the free agent record with 456 yards passing. left wide receiver Dave Logan open. Hobson could have been dealt even scored 35 points and notched 14 facing them of making a return trip didn t expert us to win out there And "At this point in the season," said Sipe, however, chose to throw to up for FYank Tanana last winter, but close out his Sunday news conference the Cowboys at Veterans Stadium. see what's going on. They made the re-entry draft after the 1978 season “ I'd like to think we have a assists leading the conference-leading to Los .Angeles in two weeks to play Philadelphia had lost so things were and signed a one-year contract with RuUgliano, "it really wouldn't be Rucker, but the pass went right into Don Zimmer, whose judge of after the Elagles defeated the Car­ trades and the way it is now. I'd like chance,” he said. “We’re not going Wildcats to Big East wins over Seton the Rams in the NFT wild card looking bright The Rams came into Seattle for about $75,0(X). After his smart for us to go to a four-man line defensive back Bobby Bryant's pitching wasn't exactly his strong dinals, 17-3. He explained it Monday to know my part in the future. I'm there to surrender. The last time we Hall and Boston College. game That would happen if Dallas the game, it seemed, with nobody concerned. I made a sacrifice and big 1979 season in which he hit his when we've been successful with a breadbasket. suit, vetoed it. There also were at his news luncheon. Schayes, a senior center and son of "T h at's just how I fe lt,” he played them they didn't score a loses to Philadelphia next week arid being able to play and that always gave up a lot to stay here. But it looks 3(X)th major league homer, Horton three-man line. We played some four- reports that Toronto was willing to former NBA great Dolph Schayes, explained. "Do you guys ever have touchdown on our defense" Los Angeles defeats .Atlanta seems to be deadly for us like I'm getting cut out of the pic­ went through the draft again and man line yesterday when they were give up Jim Clancy, a right-handed led the Orange to roaii wins over "Los Angeles had also losf its divi­ thosie kind of days when you just want Vermeil enters the week concerned A Dallas victory over the Eagles ture." signed a three-year deal with the In the shotgun, but we just didn't get "Brian was a little hesitant and he starter for Hobson. Nothing came of Detroit and Illinois State. He scored sion the day before 1 don t know to throw your pencils down and run about his offense, especially a run­ I by less than 2S points i or a Los The Mariners compiled the worst Mariners for a reported |175,(X)0 per enough pressure.” just didn’t see Bryant," said it. a career high 33 points against what all the combinations were We out of the office as fast as you can? A ning game that has averaged less Angeles loss would bring the Rams record in baseball last year. 59-103, year He pointed to the fact that the Rutigliano. “It was single coverage And the Chicago White Sox were Detroit. and Cowboys together lor the wild were just lousy Browns almost completely stopped and Bryant, being the veteran that he willing to give up promising lot of people ask me how I feel, but no than 100 yards per game over the and the club feels one of the big Horton said Seattle was the only past four weeks. The unit gained 344 Connecticut guard Karl Hobbs was card game at Texas Stadium Dec 28 the Vikings' running game as an is, watched Brian all the way. He southpaw Rich Wortham for Tony one asks you.” reasons was a lack of rigbt-handed team he really wanted to play with yards against St. Louis but blew four named rookie of the week for the se­ So gloom was the order of the day when he went into the re-entry draft example of how the three-man line is wasn't protecting the deep pattern." Bemazard, a utility Infielder from "I'm not mad at my football team, cond straight poli by Big East And while Dallas had been making power. scoring tries in Cardinal territory. in Cowboyland. where only a week the second time and believes he could effective, but it was obvious However, Rutigliano didn't feel Montreal. Couldn't tbe Red Sox have but I’ve just been uptight the past coaches. He scored 31 points and had excellent strides in what had been Horton himself proved in 1979 what “If our offense can’t play any belore things had appeared so bright have signed a longer contract for Minnesota wasn't thinking much that lost the game for them. tried for Wortham? couple of weeks. ’There’s no time to 16 assists and five steals against labeled as a rebuilding year. Landry a good power hitter could do when he better than it did yesterday, then There really isn t a whole lot to more money with someone else, about running anyway. "It was a turnaround, but we *So the Red Sox have weakened unwind and release how you feel. I Fairfield. Maine and Boston Univer­ said Monday night s performance Soars towards hoop plays half his games in the cozy next week we won’t come close to talk about. Landry said, because Horton moved his family to the No,.be thought the defense was too should have been able to still line up themselves at shortstop as well as couldn’t get out of there fast enough sity. should remind Ians that nothing com­ Kingdome by blasting 29 home runs (Sunday). I wanted to get out and try beating Dallas,” the coach said. we didn t do a whole lot of playing Manchester's Jennifer Hedlund (5) releases shot before Hall Seattle area and bought a house in "tentative" in its coverages in the and stop them. We still had an eight- losing two of the game's grittiest, es easy and driving home a career-high 106 When a reporter said a player told We took a whole lot of beating real­ High's Anne Campanelli (12) gets in defensive position in CCIL nearhy Kirkland, thinking this would second half, although he said Kramer point lead." lead-by-example players. What have to relax.” !SHL player cited ■ It just tells me the same thing runs. He was named Seattle's most Vermeil won't be able to relax this him that weariness was the reason ly With all their problems, the Rams be his final stop in the major leagues. was not easy to sack, much like He added. "(Sipe's) thrown about they gotten in return? NEW YORK (UPI) - Pittsburgh’s l ve known all along. Landry said girls hoop clash at Clarke Arena. (Herald photo by Burbank) valuable player that season and week. The Eagles travel to Texas for the Blagles’ sub-par play. Vermeil were there to play selected as the outstanding The trades for Zisk and Burroughs Brian Sipe is hard to catch. 510 passes and has had only 12 in­ Well, they have Carney Lansford, Paul Gardner, the first player in It takes time to establish yourself terceptions, and five or six of those Stadium to meet the Dallas Cowboys winced. I m very disappointed we played designated hitter in the American make that a questionable proposi­ "They had five possessions in the by everyone's account a potential Penguins' history to score four goals Philadelphia, for instance, has taken were tipped.” superstar to play third base. He is a Sunday with only one thing in mind — “You tell the players to come tell as poorly as we did It s difficult to League. tion. second half and scored on all five of in a single game, collected five goals three years to get where it is They Regardless of the loss. Rutigliano decided plus, but the team did not returning home with the NFC Blast ti­ me that and we'll find a place for accept But it happens .A week can Plagued by sore hands that put him "This is home.” said Horton. “This them,” he said. and an assist last week to earn NHL have solidified themselves enough to said Cleveland would have had to tle. them on a different roster," he make a big difference in this game UConn showcase on the disabled list twice, Horton is the first time I really moved in my As for the most-criticized play of need any help at third base. Player of the Week honors. know that each time they step on the defeat Cincinnati Sunday to win the “That's been our goal since the retorted. "That’s just another excuse But we have a tough road ahead slumped badly in 1980 His final bat­ life. That's the only thing that hurts tbe game — perhaps of the entire Lansford's arrival may assuage the Gardner, obtained from Toronto field they can play with Anybody It's division title no matter what start of training camp,” he said. "If for losing. It’s a hell of a lot easier to Nobody has scored 2S points ting figures — a .221 average with 8 me — I convinced my family to season — he said Sipe just made a pain of losing Burleson, but it doesn't Nov. 18. struck for four goals in not an easy thing to achieve And. of happened in Minnesota, so he's back we fall short, as far as I’m con­ say you're tired than it is to admit against Philadelphia all year iSt homers and 36 RBI — were the worst move " mistake on the interception, "which solve any of the team's critical Pittsburgh's 6-5 loss to Philadelphia course, we have not achieved it here to getting the team ready for the problems, except perhaps speed. cerned, all our efforts have gone for you played poorly. Our team is in fine E Louis scored 24 against the Eagles in for soccer loop in his 16 years in the major leagues Despite his age. Horton thinks he makes him human. “I’ve seen some Saturdav yet Bengals. naught." shape.” the fourth week of the season i So In addition to the deals for Zisk and can play three or four more years in great ones do that." Mark (Hear has been a sub .SW that doesn t make vou tmi optimistic We just have to try to overcome STORRS iL'Pli - The North hard,' he added what happened last night and Burroughs, the Mariners acquired the major leagues. you can beat them by 23 But American Soccer League draft was a Morrone will be facing his college "Yaz is 41 and still playing," said rebound Either you quit or fight shortstop Mario Guerrero from stranger things have happened ' showcase for the University of roommate and fellow UConn co- Horton "Pete Rose is older than I back There is nothing in between " Oakland last week for a player to be As to the causes of the Cowbovs Connecticut captain with the draft by the New named later There is speculation am Joe Morgan, they (Houston) Three of the tour seniors on the 6coreboQrd York Cosmos of Erhardt Kapp, who Central Division that Horton will be that player. released him Is it a racial thing or College TEK-TOI VI.KII'i - Bar­ filth-ranked I'Conn soccer squad was the fourth player selected in the 01 1-2 West MinnesoU ’ I 8H "I really don't want to say what’ I see what Joe Morgan did. He I,()S ANGKI.I-^S i98( Winnipeg i-Atlania 12 3 0 800 388 2K Northwestern—.Named Doug Single of CTiicago 3 3 r t ' SPORTS OS TV NY Islanders 312-6 bara .Seifert 459. Sharon were drafted in the 10th annual NASL first round Brewer 3 2-4 8 Wilkes 6 22 14 Abdu) Greenwood 3 l)-2 6, May 4 2-2 10 Los Angeles 10 5 0 6S7 4D4 272 Stanford as athletic director, replacing Detroit 3 4 2'i anything about that," said Horton “I gave them leadership " First penod-l New York Kallur 18 400 3?7 397 John Pont Richard 46:i, Fran Misseri C ______EVEMIMO______Gilmore 7 4-718. Theus 9 4-4 a Wortben draft Monday in Tampa. Fla — in­ "It's a great honor for me." said Jabbar It 2-2 32, Nuon 3 2-2 8. t arter 3 Howatl) 13 77 2 New York Bourne 17 San Francisco 6 9 0 huslem Division Donnie Shell MYP know that (Oakland manager) Billy 1 I 7 Cooper 4 1-2 Chones 2 IH) 4. 0 04 0 Dietrick I 04 2. Sobers t 3-3 13 New Orleans 1 14 0 087 84 449 Teias Tech — Rex Dixkery resigned AllanU 6 OlODO 226-561, Ruth Woodbury eioo ' Lonmer i. 18 09 3. New York. Kallur 19 cluding the Coach Joe Slorrone's son. Kapp, a resident of Glendale. N Y Jordan 2 M t. Landsberyer 2 1-3 t Wilkersonf>2-3 12. Wilkes 4 04 8 Jones K-clinched division title as head football coach to accept a Tampa Bay 2 3 4tt) 3‘i (H) T*fintoOr*f»dMMt»rBCoAttiv 2 04 4 ToUll40U-21« . u. a Washington 16. N Y GianU13 Hockey To have two Americans, both out times and I have many friends on the Ur. Winnipeg Geoffnon Sunday s ResulU Spnngfield of the American Hockey team My parents are happy because Manning thinking combo Part I. havistb-? 10. Bryant 3 34 9 Heard 1 2 14 'Lukowichi. 12 08 Penaltiea-Oins- San Diego 3 3 540 -i Mertens 452, Gayla League, sent center Bob Miller aru taken in the draft is fantastic. " the 7:00 2 4 BibbN 1 2-2 14 Touls 4112-21 97 7 Kupchak31-2 7 ToUls37 8-2tW New England M, Buffalo 2 Tulsa 3 4 429 1 PITTSBLRGH 'I Ph - The aggressive play on special teams I'll be close to home It's a dream Chicago 218a22--96 lian Wm . 1 8 Trottier, NYI. Z 54 Cincinnati 17. Chicago 14 lOTi defenseman Larry Meinyk to fipringfietd Dallas 2 4 333 I'j (S) SbortaContor U)S Aneeles 8 18 29ITHB Third Penod-6. New York NvstromB Butcher 184-481, Nancy It was frustrating to work hard coach said Tuesday “The magnitude come tru e" San Diego 8 30819-97 Washington 827 1923--9I MinnesoU 8 , Cleveland 2 Hartford — Acquired wing Mike Fidler Western Division Pittsburgh Steelers have voted safe­ 7:30 Three poinl soals-Bibby 2 Williams Three point goal-Theus Fouled out— Tonelh Tambeilimi.S 8 7. .New York. from MinnesoU for defenseman Gordie Washburn 189-461, Martie of It IS unbelievable It has never TambellinilOiNvstrom.Tonelhi.S 5.7 8 Houston 2 . Green Bay 3 Portland 4 3 ;7l lor three years and not have a chance For Mike Howard, the third UConn NHLHockoy Fouled out-^one Touil fouls-Los None ToUl fouls Chicago 2 Washing Pittsburgh 21. Kansas Cily 16 Roberts San Jose 4 J 571 ty Djonnie Shell as the team s most of ending career Winnipeg Tnmper 1 iLecuyer. .Small' Barilla 463, Dawn Testa happened up to now and it may never player drafted Monday, his selection 6:00 Angeles 18 San Diego 16 A-9W4 tun 8 Technicals- Washinglon coach Miami 24. Baltimore 14 Los Angeles 3 3 540 i valuable player for the 1980 season to start Shell said My role was to Shue Grevey 1 'ejected' A-f 4B 7 37 Penaltiea-TroUier n YI. 8 00, 179-474, Mary McConville happen again by the Atlanta Chiefs as tw first NOA O aokatbab Manerv. Wpg.9 <0 Tonelli. NYI. 11.53. New Orleans 21. N Y Je U 8 Seattle 3 3 540 i IS plav the special teams but 1 knew FOA Bowling Oakland M. Denver2 Tuesday s Games 179, Deana Richard 192-179- This great because it is Triinper, Wpg. 15 « . Potvm, NYI, Philadel^ia 17. SI Louis 3 The younger Morrone. a 21-year- player taken on the fourth round NEW ORLEANS (UPI i - Archie tion will have a different makeup S 0:30 major-minor 1: 8 Edmonton 10 Calgary 9 something that 1 ve always wanted one day 1 would be a starter UTAH '97 ( * SAN ANTONIO i» i AtlanU X, San Francisco 10 Vancouver 5 Toronto 4 , 523. Anne Tramontano 467 old center bark, was a member of the Manning, who has seen a bevy of next year, with a new head coach and (B) PKA Full C o n tact K arato Bristow 5 t-6 Lt. Dantley 16 4-4 8 . R Johnson 7 3-3 17. Olberding f 7-7 17 SnotsungoaF-Winnipeg 14-9-13-8 NY [)elroilZ7. Tampa Bay 14 Shell said Tuesday It s always That chance came in 1977 alter the came as a surprise 11:30 Islanders 18-12-9-8 U S Olympic team and last week Poquette 1 99 2 Griffith 10 47 24 G Juhnionl042 SilaiSl-l if Gervm Monday’s Game harder lor a defensive player to get Steelers traded Glen Edwards to San Howard said he thought his coaches, executives and players pass probably lots of new players. (B) SaortaConlor M(Kinney 3(M)6 Boone4 1-210 Judkins ' 11 '4 2 . Corzine U 04 0 Moore 0 04 0, Goalies-Winnipeg. Hamel NY Island­ Los Angeles 8 . Dallas 14 ers Resch A-14.ia an award like this It seems like you Diego Shell became the starting received the Hermann Trophy as the chances had-been doomed when the through the New Orleans Saints' .J2:00 2(K)4 Wilkins 0 (HI 0 ToUls 41 14-1897 Gale 01-2 1 (Griffin 2 04 4 ResUni2 0-2 Saturday, Dec«mber8 outstanding college soccer player in ® NCAA B a ^ t b a N NFW YORK 11121 4 Touls 8 17-21 89 Chicago It Tampa Bay have to do something extra strong safety the next year and was Huskies were eliminated from the organization in his 10 years, says this ' It s going to be pretty much of a 2:00 Demit '( 94 16. Russell,9 4-4 2 DALLAS(O' Edmonton I U 3-3 N Y JeU at Miami Cartwright 8 6-10 2 . Richardson (K) 10 Detroit I 21--4 the nation national semi-finals with a 1-0 season may be bis last in tbe NFL. Honloy fto g atta l^G arde 1 2-2 4. Spanarkel 4 t-f. 13. Sunday. December 21 Three times this season Shell has selected to the .American Conference (ace-lift. 1 think A lot of times (B) H Williams 6 2-2 14. Webster HM) 2. S Llovd4 44 12. Mack0040. Huston8 1-1 First period- I. Edmonton. Messier 7 2:30 AtlanU at Los Angeles CER Pro Bowl team He repeated that Joining his father and drafted team- double-overtime loss to Hartwick Manning, whose contract expires Williams 3 44 10. Glenn 6 04 12. 17 Beypes 2 04 4 Robinune 6 3-4 It. 'Murdoch Gretzkvi 37 2. Detroit, Buffalo al San Francisco saved victories with interceptions in­ _you've got to see what direction the (B) SoortaContor laibraaten 1 < Nedomansky. Larson i. 3 8 GM mates at a Tuesday meeting with College in Oneonta, N Y at the end of next year, Monday said Woodson 1(M)2. Carter I 042 ToUlsfi Byrnes 4 2-2 10. Davis 0 04 0. Jeelani 3 Cleveland at Cincinnati side the Steelers' 10-yard line in the honor last vear program's going to take." he said "I 3:00 2-27 m 2 2 8 Touls S 19-21 O Penalties- Semenko. Edm. 6.00. Price Denver at Seattle reporters. Morrone said he expected hldin. 6 40 Koligno. Det. 6 40. Hamel. MAJOR INIXXJR SOCCER LEAGUE fourth quarter He leads the team "After we lost to Hartwick in the after the season ends he would don't think anyone on our team can (B) C arta B lancho Tonnia Utah a 31 IB 97 San Antonio 2 8 It 19 -89 Green Bay at Detroit Atlantic Division 4:30 Sew York 3 7 2 8 8 -1 1 2 Dallas I t 8 2 8 - 8 3 I)ei. 9 (0 Hughes Edm. major 14 59. Kansas City at Baltimore W L Pci GB I rank this honor high because it quarterfinals. I didn't think I had probably talk to team owner John Fouled out—None ToUl fouls-Sai Hamel. Del major, 14 59 with seven interceptions and is make any real firm, definite plans (B) Auto R acing '8 0 Three-point goal—Boone FoulM out MinnesoU al Houston New York 11 2 88 — his new team, the Tulsa, Okla. None ToUl fouls-I tah24. New Yurk2 Antonio2, Dailas8 Technical—Dallas Se< ond period -3. Detroit. Ogrodnick lb AUTO came from mv teammates ' said much of a chance. All the scouts and Mecom Jr about retiring for the next year, because at this New England at New Orleans ITuladelphia 6 5 54f 4 fourth on (he team in tackles with 73 Technicals None A-IOJi# coach MotU A-6 18 iMcCourt Folignoi. 17 16 4 Detroit Oakland al N Y GianU 4 6 400 5*1 IS Roughnecks, host the San Jose, "I'm not saying 1 will. " he said "1 Baltimore Shell was the third delensive back Shell It a lot 1 can carry over for coaches are always at the Final point no one knows what the Kirton 2 < Huber > 19 41 Penalties Philadelphia al Dallas Hartford 4 7 364 6 Calif , Earthquakes in an indoor Hrarkenburv F^m. major I 8 Korn. Washington al St Louis Central Division to win the award and the fifth delen­ the future This has been a very Four, but not in Oneonta. " said might decide the (outside) oppor­ program's going to be Det major. 1 M Huber Del I 24 game Monday. December 2 St Louis 7 2 778 growing year for us as a team There Howard, who still faces an uncertain tunities are things that can wa)t "1 think that's especially true Basketball NEW JERSEY '114' Krackenbury F3dm,6..'3 Hrackenburev Pittsburgh al San Diego eou I'l REPAIRS sive player to win in the 12 years it Chicago 6 4 l^( ds5.1-211 van Breda Kollf 1042 ' Edm.'misconduct' 6.'3. Coffev halm lEnd regular season i has been presented The last defen­ have been ups and downs, and we've I'm very glad to be with Tulsa," future. another three or four or five years about a quarterback who's played 10 10 52 Huber. Det. 14 8 lajwe bafin Cleveland 6 5 545 2 i.tninski9'-7 2 Moure2044 Newlm4 Bultalu . 4 8 333 4*1 had to have a lot of perseverance and "I talked to the Atlanta coach “ I just feel that it's a good time to 2-2 10 n Kuren 5 2-6 12 Elliott 0 1-3 1. 17 37 sive winner was middle linebacker the younger Morrone said "They're years ' Third period 5 hldmonlon. Houlslon I Tuesday s Sports Transactions Western Division yesterday and he explained to me consider it. It's just that 10 is a good Jones 8 79 2 ( enver 2 9 IS Complote Mechanical Service cumstances and changes that arc last two Pro Bowls and is a former NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC Penallv Labraalen. Del ' 44 [)enver • • receiver John Stallworth once after problems were, but Chuck Noll posed to have the loudest crowd in their indoor program, " he said. "But l-uslern Cunlerem e Hullins 3 04 6 Collins 6 3-3 ll. Cnss 7 7- agent to a three-year contract lor a Tuesdaylay si Game NFC Player of the Year. He said he 8 21 Hawes 2 f*-f. 9. Johnson 4 44 12. Shots on goaF-h^inonton 0711-11- 29 'epurted II milliim i*hiladelphia3 WichiUO that (Steelers coachi set some great the NASL in February he wants me to come coming, it's a good time to take some Atlantic Division Detroit L'-ll-7 8 • Collision Repair W L Pci Gb McMillen 5 2-2 12. Pellom 2 (K) 4. Pitt!'ittsburgh — Reacquired ulililyman Wednesday s Games Shell came to the Steelers as a free examples for us. You look to the head -i hope 1 can go out there with a down for a training period for about a time off and give some serious would consider a trade, though he McEIroy02-22 Totalsf 4l-«> 131 I tioalies-Edinomon. Mio Deiruil. Gtl David Augustine from the Kansas City Philadelphia at Cliicago Philadelphia 8 4 » - bert A^--11J(T7 • Auto Painting agent from South Carolina State and coach for leadership, and he has good work rate 1 want to play as month Then they'll decide whether thought about a lot of things." was not asking for one at this point Boston 2 6 733 6 New Jersev 1 8S 8D -I14 farm at Omaha lor outfielder Jim Buffalo al St Louis New York 8 II 64f B*. Atlanta C 8829-131 Buckner New York at .San Francisco • Low Coat Service Rentals made the team on the strength of his provided that for us simple as I can. but I do want to play to sign or release me. " Manning said the Saints' organiza­ and did not know whether he would. Washington 14 19 124 If i Kouled out-Drew ToUl foul»~New NATIONAL lUK’KEY LEAGUE Basketball Thursday s Game Jersey 33 AllanU 8 Technical-^New Campbell Conference Seattle - Acquired forward Greg New Jersey II 2 ID 18‘; Patrick Division WichiU at Baltimore • Factory Trained Technicians Central Division Jersey roach Loughery A—7 JM Kelser from Detroit for their ISO first- W L T Pts GF GA round draft choice, placed guard Rudy Milwaukee 8 9 72 - 21 7 I4B itO .NORTH AMERICAN SOtVER LEAGUI Indiana 19 14 576 t NY Islanders White on waivers • Charge With Master Charge Philadelphia 21 6 18 'Indoor League* 7 AtUnU 14 18 48 9>i Football Northern Division Calgary 13 to 6 111 111 Football • 24 Hour Wroefcw Service (.'bicsio 13 19 406 m KANSAS CITY 'I8 i St Louis— Reactivated tight end Gary W L Pci GB (Teverand 11 8 S4 13>i Washington 9 11 to 112 112 P am s, placed defensive ends Ron Vancouver 5 2 714 — Wedman 9 0-2 18. King S 2-6 12. Lacey NY Rangers 11 18 4 no 1 8 Detroit 9 2 280 14 4 2 2 to. Ford 13 4-6 8 . Birdsong 8 4-7 Yankowski and Curtis Greer and Toronto 3 3 5flD P i Smythe Division defensive back Roy Green on the injured Tel. 646-6464 Western Conference X Whitney 4 (M) 8. Meriweather I (M)2. Edmonton 4 4 540 P i Three Falcons^ Lions on AlLRookie Midwest Division St Louis 19 8 4 IS 101 reserve list Calgary 2 5 2B 3 / 12. Thompson Wales Conference W L T Pci PF PA week and ranked second only to Earl Denver 11 8 SI 94 97-98, Vandewegbe5 f-fi 15. Higgs HM> Norris Division Buffalo player dralt to rebound strongly of the worst record in the NFL last tackle and Ray Snell of Tampa Bay Johnson of Los Angeles was chosen and Brown was a lOth-round pick DaiUs 4 8 121 l? i 2. Robisch 2 M 4. Dunn 0 3-7 3. W L T PU GF GA New Fjigland Campbell of Houston among AFC Pacific Division at strong safety and Darrol Ray of Valentine02-22 ToUlsttS-61111 Los Angeles 21 8 2 44 18 too Miami Irorn disappointing 1979 seasons. .season (2-14,i to playoff contention in and Brent Boyd of Minnesota at from Ball State. rushers with 1,050 yards f f*hoeniH Z> 8 758 - KansasCity 8 8 8 8 IS Baltimore the New York Jets at free safety. San nge Montreal 16 12 2 131 M Tuesday placed three players each on 1980, also placed three players on the guard Conspicuous by their absence were Woodley, an eighth-round pick ihmver S888-111 Hartford 10 14 6 no 1 C NY JeU Golden SUtc 16 15. 8 Three-point goat-Thompson Fouledoi Because of the high quality of Francisco's Jim Miller was the several high first round draft Seattle L*. 17 469 9> I Pittsburgh 10 h*' & in IS UPI s 1981) National Football U*ague team, selected by UPI on recommen­ from Louisiana State, took over early None Tuul fouls-Kansas City 8 . Detroit 7 18 5 » 12 Cleveland San Diego 14 8 411 1P< Denver 2 A -6JU Houston All Rookie team dations from coaches, scouts and linebackers and the scarcity of talent punter. choices., including wide receiver in the year when Bob Griese was in­ PortUnd 13 19 4Ub IPi Adams Division Buffalo 15 8 l> 97 PitUburgh writers around the NF'L. Rushing among rookie defensive linemen, the Of the 24 players selected, nine Johnny "l.am" Jones of the Jets, the jured and established himself as Tuesday s Results Cincinnali N Y 112. Utah 97 Minnesota 14 8 107 8 star Billy Sims, the former Heisinan team was selected in a three were first round draft choices, five second player chosen; running back Miami's quarterback of the future. (.hicagoK. W'ashmgton94 BiMton II IS UO HB Linebackers Buddy Curry and A1 i’HILADELPKIA EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 17, 1980 — 25 l i o i w s ^ I t Holp Nfantatf II H ip WanUd 13 SERVICE STATION George strikes back O^cboofd ATTENDANTS wanted. Part r e t i r e i n FLORIDA’S time. Hours nealble, call FINEST MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY 4196. NEW YORK (UPI) - New York Steinbrenner as a "convicted felon ... curred eight years ago. That kind of From only $29,900 at Vero Beach you'll Yankees' principal owner George (and) liar." remark by Mr. Veeck without the 6 l Q t C find a paradise on the beautiful Atlantic Eornitts DENTAL ASSISTANT - FYUI Steinbrenner. who spent $13 million "I feel very sorry for poor Bill facts certainly doesn’t make him or part time, (or Oral Coast, the Florida you've dreamed o( and at W ^neaday ■ Village Green you can retire on a sensible Monday to get Dave Winfield’s Veeck," Steinbrenner said in a look very good In anybody’s eyes.” Surgm’i Office, Vemoo Or- i u f 0ASKETBALL ECHO ADVERTISING cle. Prevlotif rascal or den­ budget in a adull lakelroni community ol DEALER WANTED CLASUFIED ADVERTISING signature on a New York contract, prepared statement. "I don't think The White Sox president said Mon­ East Hartford at tal experience required. Send luxurious mobile homes had a few choice words for Bill anyone in the country thinks his day he hopes the deal that landed Manchealer, 8 results RATES resume to Box WW, c/o •Veeck Tuesday after the Chicago remarks were in good taste. The con­ Winfield turns out to be "a disaster” 1DA Y...... 14*8t»«i« Maoebetter Herald. Phone toll free 1 800/237-2824 (or Cromwrli at Cheney more information on how to gel lull Independent Contractor wanted to White Sox owner publicly blasted viction is old hat, something that oc- for the righthanded slugger. Veeck’s Tech, 8 3 DAYS PHONE 643-2711 enjoyment out o( your Florida reliremenl • DAYS HOME HEALTH CARE ' opinion of Winfield, who sent a letter Simsbury at Penney, 8 WORKERS urgenUy needed Or fill out the coupon. deliver newspaper in the town of to several teams earlier this year MDAYS ...li'M itain P MAIL TO: VUXAOE OREI Glaalonbury at Woodrow SENIOR HOUSE by Manchester Based Agency, ' Dept. 22 31 / ,P.O. Box 60.37 Halp Wanlod iports Parade asking them not to choose him in the serving 10 towns east river. Wilson, 8 Fish Realty S (l^iinoU, 01 * Vero-Beach, FL 32960 Andover. free agent draft, is well known. Baron Academy at HAPPY ADS I-M im FTut tune or full tlnoe, days V1LLA5E GI^E£N I Name______SECRETARY, PLEASE READ ADVERTISING Veeck promptly dropped plans to Bourret, Orcutt), Glaston­ only. Previous experience as RECEPTIO NIST 45-50 Bolton, 4i30 bury 10. al Vero feach / A LakefronI Community Address draft the former San Diego right Nurse Aide helpful, but will w.p.m. Light steno. Bright, YOUR AD DEADLINE South Windsor at South train. Car essential. Mileage City ___ energetic person to assist fielder and called a news conference Vernon National Bank 0, of Distinctive McKeon lost Catholic Glastonbury 2. reimbursement. Good fringe State__ _Zip- For more information general manager. Suitable (or Clattlfltd ada ar« 12:00 noon tho day to label Winfield a ’’.179 rumdum” Weaver at Rockville benefits. Phone 643-9SU. Mobile Homes Phone _ graduate, (lall Jeff Jacobs. iaktn ovtr th« phon* boforo publicatton. after receiving the letter. Veeck then Manehrater at East Hart­ EOE WINF Radio, Manchester. Call Jeane. 647-9946 646-1230. EOE. at ■ convtnitnct. The sleep hoping trooped off to the winter baseball ford (girl*), 3 130 Htrtid la rtopontiblt DttdIInt for Saturday meetings in Dallas last week to face BANTAM Ha^ Wamad 13 Halp Wanlad ICE HOCKEY □ NOTICES ” Halp Wanlad 13 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Ver­ (or only on# incorroct aiHl Monday It 12:00 the rejection of Edward DeBartolo's "A ” 5 (Tobeler 2, Ovens, ir non Circle Orthodontist Of­ to make deal bid to purchase of the White Sox. Enfield at Manrhratrr Cleary, Weekes), West RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST - fice. Experienced preferred hitorUon and thon only Noon Friday. 1 Join a growing, exciting firm. IICIKTABT Io tho sizo of )ht When the vote came, it was Stein- (BIP), 8:40 Hartford 4. Dave Royal in Loaf and Found INIMIM DfPAMIENT Four day week. Send resume Ea*t Catholic at Somer* Pleasant teleplione voice and ★ to P.O. Box 2356, Vernon, original intortlon. brenner’s actions that sent Veeck goal. general typing skills are a CARRIERS NEEDED IN HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR advortlMmont will not (Enfield Twin* Rink), FOUND - White female cat in SOPHOMORE GIRLS (or part We have a challeoKliw»ging Iposition lor Conn., 06066. Errors which do not Alter he drafted Wiggins, another home seething "A ” 4 (Cleary, Ovens, Bolton Center. Call Dave or must Call &eue at 288-8618 I fecreUryf to the ‘ Director of Nur- ba corractad by an «d- By MILT RA:HMA> 8:40 time waitress work after sing at this( private psychiatric big league official said to him: "George Steinbrenner, who is. of Tedoldi, West), Long Joan at 649-7714 after 5 p m «y COOK (or part time work in on tho valiM of tho ditkmal Inaartlon. Thumdav Technology Inc. iA ST HARTFORD school and Saturdays. Apply hospital Canoidales must have NEW YORK (L'PI) - Every night "What are you gonna do with that course, a convicted felon and. 1 know Meadow 3. Royal in goal In person-Brass Key excellent typing and shorthand convelesent home in Glaston­ without fail, often until 3 or 4 in the BASKETBALL for locals. LOST SIAMESE cat. seal skills, good verbal expression, and bury 3 afternoons a week. guy, enter him in a race'’" from the last meetings, a liar, I think BOOKKEEPER­ Columbus Circl^ and Restaurant. the ability to (unction as secretary to morning. Jack McKeon either South Catholic at Ea*t point. VicIniK of Union St. .To provido Nunbig Caro a hospital administrator Work is ideal for semi-retired probably was afraid Mr. DeBartolo Coach Works "B " 6, Suf- Answers to Rocky Call 646- SECRETARY (or small but person to supplement income. prowled the hotel lobby or sat vigil in Catholic (girl*), 8 privolo homao and This is a career opportunity for a would compete with him for field 3. Steve Holt in goal. 1413. fast growing Manchester Michael Avenue Area. SECRETARY - Challenging self motivated person (hat can work Phone 633-8914 for interview, it at the baseball meetings in Dallas Goal scorers not noted. firm. Must be experienced In opportunity in residential with little supervision The EwiitJtg 'Rabbit' needed players," Veeck said Monday. "And all phases of office scnool. Ability to follow successful applicant will enjoy an a t­ last week looking to make a deal so George voted against him LOST Small brown tractive ana stimulating work en- LUBE PERSON. Mechanics "One thing I learned from Charlie {irocedures, or willing to thorough on diversified tion phfan la prafacanoa The San Diego Padres' director of although he spoke for him for some Chihuahua. 16 years old Par­ Main & Wiiiys Street Area. vtrofiment Subitantlaf lU rtlni background. Reliable. To Finley when I worked for him at earn. A good aptitude with assignments and profeclency of:— Loeadan and Houra. salary commensurate with baseball operations was always the tially blind and deaf May lubricate trucks and trailers. Oakland was that every club needs a 15 or 20 minutes because he was PEE WEE answer to "Beaver." Vicinity figures a must. Send resume in all secretarial skills in­ NO F U • WIBKLY PAY experience, and generous, fringe Experience necessary. Second benefits last one to turn in "rabbit." McKeon replied "With afraid of the competition” Regal Men’s Shop ”A” 0, of Saulters Pond. 6 4 9 -^ . and salary requirements to: Siiver Lane starting at cluding stenography required. For Intormalion call shill. $5.00 Mr hour. All fringe Holp Wanlod 13 Homes For Sala 23 "You've had less than five hours Box X. c/o M anchester Starting salary dependent on Please apply at our Personnel benefits. For appointment, Charlie, anyone who could run was a DeBartolo’s bid to buy tbe White West Hartford 2. Reward. 84VH18 , _ Department sleep in the last two nights. ' I said to Herald experience. Excellent call 688- 7596. OWNER-CONDOMINIUM "rabbit ' Anyone who couldn't was a Sox was turned down by an 11-3 vote BOWUNG "A" 1 (Rob Monaco), Main Street. benefits. (?all 242-2274, Exten­ him the third morning out "Why FOUND half grown tri­ THE INSTITUTE OF LIVINa Ideal opportuni(i(^^ work tn TOWNHOUSE - 2 oversized truck ' He'd say anytime you get a in secret ballot Enfield 1. colored with white nose, chest EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT sion 216; or write Personnel AIDiASSIGTANCE, PART TIME CLERKS clean, pleasant surroundings H«xi- don't you go up to your room and go BLOS'SOMS - Betty 400 WASHIINTON ST. bedrooms. 1 'z baths, base­ truck' on the bases late in the game, "I have pity for the man, not Regal "A" 1 (Glenn and (ace. Branford, Duncan BUILDER WANTED - Assistant, Oakhill School, 120 of North Eatiini Cam. HABTHMO. CT NEEDED - Tuesday and bie hours Openings available, late ment. 126-F Highland Street. to bed’’ " Flynn 454, Donna Schmitt Excellent opening. Display Call ERNIE Holcomb Street, Hartford, 186 Wednesday, third shift; and evenings you should replace him with a "rab­ scorn, " said Steinbrenner. "With Underwood), Van Horn 5. St. area. Call 643-8645. 387 Eaat Cantar 8L^ We will train you to prepare Manchester 649-4729 Keep If you're up in your room 185-485, Barb Sullivan 175- Craft, Manchester, 643-9657. 06112. An Elqual Opportunity Friday and Saturday third trying- bit ' regard to the DeBartolo-Chicago Regal ”A” 3 (Curt at 643-8035 Employer. Manchaatar ' products serve customers and do sleeping, you can't make any deals. shift. Apply in person: Seven- general support work The way 1 look at it. you never White Sox m atter, I think I can safely 489, Helen Hathaway 178- Fuellhart 2. Tim Martin), McKeon answered "You can't help TAILOR or SEAMSTRESS - M id 11, 509 Center Street. Must be dependable and have Sui/neti Proparly 26 can have too much speed on your say that the last vote that went so 468. Southern Conn, 4. Hevenor Wouldn't Experienced in menswear. reliable transportation with a desire your ball club That's what I'm here club We have a lot of it. maybe more strongly in numbers against Mr. and Fuellhart had assists Your Ad Full time. Excellent working WORKERS WANTED for in­ to serve the public - PACKAGE STORE FOR for. to make the Padres a pennant For personal interview, call ihe than anyone else. Most people don't Debartolo was, in fact, a vote against AARP - Edna for locals. conditions, plus paid benefits side construction job in SALE East of the r:ver, contender as quickly as possible Look Great Apply In pel 1 to: Mr. Apter I Manchester $4.00 per hour. manager between 1 4i 7 p m 649- excellent local:on. good realize the Padres led the National Bill Veeck and not Ed DeBartolo I Christensen 210-544, Pearl Wolff-Zackin "B " 4 (Tim 77M Mark my words, they will be in a few or Mr Snjnyderder Regal Mens Call 6434639. volume Selling for health L.eague in stolen bases this year We think if Bill Veeck were applying for Burnham 176. Robert McElroy 2, Drew Here? Shop. 903 Main Street HUENOLT RESTAURANTS years TTie reason you see me down reasons only 871-7140 7-9 had three guys who stole over 50 membership today in the American Green 210, Russ Smyth 5l7, O’Connell, Brian Manchester NO SALES EXPERIENCE It pm here in the lobby all the time is basest—Gene Richards. Ozzie Smith League, he would find it hard to get Charlie Kaselauskas 503, Frawley). Middlesex 7. NECESSARY - Sell Avon and because 1 don t want to muss a single DELIVERY A ROUTE MAN earn good money. Call 523- _____ ~ ____ and Jerry Mumphrey one vote” Howard Miller 500, Carl Aaron Engle in goal for opportunity to talk to everyone 1 □ EMPLOYMENT (or residential and Industrial 9401. GROUP 1 In a way. 1 see our club as being Gloss .505, locals. can " work in Elastem Connecticut. ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC, similar Jo the one 1 had at Kansas ECHO Mites Steimers 4 Call 2894355. between 9 A 4. We have openings on our staff ZINSSER AGENCY McKeon talked to at least one Holp Wanlod 13 City when 1 was managing the Royals SEMOR.S- Charles Tarpi- (Jeff Olender, Terry We will consider applicants at representative of every club in the ir BURGER if 646-1511 in 1973, 1974 and 1975, " McKeon went nian 200-519, Len Bjorknian Tobeler, Mark Larriviere, SECRETARY- all levels of experience please big leagues during the meetings He Staub back WOMAN 18 and over to work RECEPTIONIST (or one KING send resumes to Puecemel it on "The Padres are just starting to 205-527, Al Scoville 207, Olender), Enfield 2. Bren- in plastic manufacturing full missed any number of meals and Physician office in needs several people full or Company, 281 Hartford Turn­ develop They remind me even more Frank Traygis 208, Harvey don Wheeler in goal for and part time shifts. Call 646- pike. P.O Box 2250 Vernon Ct. hardly got any sleep He was the Manchester. 4(4 day week. Of­ part-time to work evenings. 5 of the club 1 had at Oakland in 1978 Duplin 501. locals. 2920 between 10:00 a m. and fice duties include; Filing, 06066 most indefatigable official at the with Mets 4:00 p.m. p.m or 7:30 p.m. till closing. after Rollie Fingers. Gene Tenace, bookkeeping and ap­ Must be over 18. Apply in per­ week-long sessions MECHANIC - Experienced, Joe Rudi and Campy Campaneris pointments Send resume to; son, 467 Center Street. The stocky, 50-year-old New NURSES AIDES Experience Box B. c/o M anchester all phases, truck and auto defected They're beginning to com- NEW YORK (UPIi - Six years f referred. Full or part time, Manchester between 2 and 6 Jerseyite made two deals in Dallas Herald repairs, gas and diesll e " ago. Daniel Joseph Staub set a New mmediate openings on 3:00 to p.m. Minimum 5 years experience including an II-player trade with the 11:00 p m and 11:00 to 7.00 Fingers' and Tenace were two of York Mets' club record for a single RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST for Must have own tools Start at Cardinals, and laid the foundation for a.m shifts Contact Mrs. $7 per hour. All fringe the players .McKeon traded to the season by knocking in 105 runs. JUST ASK Manchester medical office. NIGHT SUPERVISOR - another one completed Monday when Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. benefits. For appointment call Cardinals last week Both have some When the Mets signed Sta'db-^o a Monday. Wednesday, and OuLstanding opportunity for the Padres got pitcher John Pacella ^ Murray OkJerman Thursday 10-5:30. Send Nurse with interest in Ad­ 688-7596 mileage on them Among the seven guaranteed, three-year contract PART TIME - Elam extra and third baseman-outfielder Jose resum e to P.O Box A. ministrative Career at school players the Padres got back was 24- Tuesday, the 36-yearold left-handed money while the kids are in PART TIME CASHIERS - •Moreno from the Mets for former Cy school. Telephone Solicita­ Manchester Herald. Herald for muUi-handicapped Bob Alibtio year-old Terry Kennedy, who figures hitter pointed that fact out. saying "I By Murray Oldermaa Square. Manchester, CT children. 11 p.m. - 7 a m You work our electronic cash Young .A w ar^^nner Randy Jones can still hit and drive in runs if we tion. E. Hartford company. A registers. Handle money has just listed a 6 room to be their No 1 catcher ?;ood telephone voice and dlc- Excellent salary, negotiable McKeon h a s ^ ^ ^ other deals pen­ put a few men on base Call 243-3496; or write Per­ Meet customers Previous ranch with in ground He s a'good one." McKeon said ion a must. Hours 9 a m. to I SERVICE STATION cashier experience helpful, ding ”ln 1977 with Detroit. I came into p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. ATTENDENT - Full time sonnel Assistant, Oakhill pool. Buckley School 1 know that first-hand because I T he tipotf: School. 120 Holcomb Street, but not necessary Good the final three games at Yankee through.Fri., 9 a m. to 1 p.m., days. Apply in person: Gil's itarliu salary io Une with personally saw him play in the Auto Service, Rmite 6, Bolton Hartford, 081U. Ao Equal Op­ Area and priced at $79,- Stadium with 96 RBI I got three RBI Mrs. Williams. 569-4993. experience. Hours; NIghlf Changed fare of team minors before the Cardinals brought If you're wondering what's going to happen to the portunity Employer. and weekends For an appoint­ 900 on Friday night, none on Saturday quarterback situation of the Oakland Raiders when Dan NURSES AIDE 7 p.m. to 11 him up Kennedy is the kind of NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ BABYSITTER WANTED, ment, call Dan or Steve 849- You might say he s changing the ballplayer we want ' and two on Sunday for 101 I knocked Pastorini su:ts up again — he's physically able now — tunities available, (lall p.m. Nurses Aide 3 p.m to 11 0136. EOE MF entire face ofTRe Padres, who have the job will still remain in the liands of the comeback p.m. Nurses Aide 7 a.m. to 12 DEPENDABLE, in my home, During the meetings in Dallas. home five of six men." collect. (518 ) 462-4321 9:00 11:15 - 5:00 p.m Mature never finished higher than fourth and Staub goes by the name of Rusty, kid. Jim Plunkett And PdQtorini. who's more market­ a m. to 1 00 p.m noon. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ SECRETARY - To $235 Fee George Bamberger, the former able. IS a cinch to be traded by next season. That's nut Street. Manchester woman desired. Newstate Rd. wound up over 500 only once during paid. Manchester company manager of the Milwaukee Brewers, but his bat certainly isn't. With 2,547 because Al Davis is convinced the Raiders' ultimate Manchester Call 649-1531. their 12 years in the National League RNS/LPNS - Crestfield Con­ Send Season’s Greetings needs your excellent typing; was talking to their present one. Bob hits. Staub is just 453 short of the quarterback will be rookie Marc Wilson valescent Home Manchester CHILD CARE WORKERS shortnand and word The face-changing alteration started Rodgers and noticing McKeon coveted 3,000 figure for a career 3 pm to II p.m Excellent Immediate openings to work processing skills Start in soon after Dave Winfield made it To Friends, Neighbors and Reiatives STOCK A SALES Bamberger said\p Rodgers /JLJiave certain goals as far as con­ benefits for part time and full with severly multi- January Excellent benefits ^JtDown he intended becoming a free time employees Call Mrs. hancicapped children in Full time, stationery store Call Laura Forte, MULTI- Ml tell you ..in-lihis ditioning IS concerned, " he said "I With A Heraid “Happy Ad.’’ agent Grant DNS at 643-5151 residential school PERSONNEL, 643-7700 building who reallyCidws talent, and am jogging on a regular basis I don't Experienced with retarded or Good opportunity! Losing hirtr of course, hurl the that s h'm " say this is the last contract I will sign MECHANIC handicapped required. Full Oniy *2.50 Per Coiumn inch. ADVERTISING SALES - Padres but McKeon doesn t look on Bamberger was pointing to and I might need an extra year to EXPERIENCED IN all time, second shift, includeds REED’S, INC. Earn to $30,000 Ikimmission Doiothy Johnson It as the end of the world phases of truck and auto one weekend day. Part time, M3-7167 wtih rapidly growing com­ McKeon reach the 3,000 hits, but that's what 1 would like to show you Dave IS a good ballplayer, no repair, gas and diesel. weekends only, first, second pany Detail-call 646-2182 9 30 Among the players McKeon helped am shooting for. " question. ' he said " One player of his Minimum five years and third shifts. $4.14 - $4.53 ^ Hera Are Some Suggested Ad Sizes, Pius Prices ^ to 4 weekdays our new 7 room contem­ develop and send up to the majors Staub. traded to Detroit in 1976 for experience. Must have own hourly starting salary BABYSITTER WANTED to caliber doesn't make us a pennant porary cape Large while he was still in the minors are southpaw Mickey Lolich, commented tools Start at $7.00 per hour. Excellent benefits Call 2i^ care (or infant in my home SALES CLERK - Manager contender, though The only way 1 livingroon, family such familiar names as Tony Oliva, wryly. "It wasn't my choice to leave Ail fringe benefits. For ap­ 3496. or write Personnel 8 00 - 5:30 p m. Monday- East Hartford Hotel CTift see of doing that is by building a solid New York in the first place I'm glad pointment, call 688-7596. Assistant, Oakhill School, 120 Friday References required, Shop Evening hours kitchen. 2 car garage Jim Kaat, Zoilo V'ersalles. Jimmie available Call 646-2182 9 30 foundation with our farm system, im­ to be back Both the city and the Holcomb Street. Hartford. call 649-1340 Hall. Rich Rollins, Cesar Tovar. Lee HOUSEKEEPER WANTED 06112 An Elqual Opportunity to 4 weekdays. and more Priced at proving our scouting system and Mets' organization are super I’m 4 . It seems to me that the offlciali in the Natioiul Football Stange. Steve Busby and Paul Split- Leape react to their exposure on national television during for apartment in Elast Hart­ Employer. TELEPHONE $94,800 acquiring dedicated instructors In torff happy with the confidence (New tbe Monday night games and call more penalties. Is this true? ford Call after 5:00 p.m., 52^ RECEPTIONIST Monday Situation Wanlad 15 the meantime I m going after all the through Friday. 4 00 p m to He s also the one who handpicked York Manager! Joe Torre has in me — T.N., Cinciniuti. 1332. young ballplayers I think can give us 8 00 pm Answering DO YOU NEED A big Frank Howard tJi manage the as a hitter. I want to help make this a The NFL has made no breakdown of penalties specifically Invitation To Bid a decent nucleus ' for Monday Night Football, but Jack Reader of the league's SECRETARY telephones in a business of­ RELIABLE WOMAN to clean Padres next season championship club again." fice $4 02 per hour plus fringe McKeon never played in the supervisory staff says there is no apparent difference in the MANCHESTER to $10,900, The Manchester Public your home or office east of the I've watched him closely the last In the 19’73 World Series, Staub Steno a must, benefits, fee Schools solicits bids (or benefits Please apply in per­ river’’ Then phone Able Aids. majors, but he was a player, number of penalties-called during those games and the regu­ few years and he was the hardest batted 423 for the Mets with a homer lar Sunday contests Incidentally, the number of infractions paid. Contemporary Women, TYPEWRITERS for the 1980- son between 9:00 a fn. and 546-7917 manager and general manager lor Hartford, 527-2141. 3 00 p m at the Meadows Con­ worker I've ever seen as a coach and and six RBI despite a severely in­ called this year is down over the previous two seasons "They 1981 school year./Sealed bids years in the minors and managed valescent Home, 333 Bidwell instructor, " McKeon said "Even jured right shoulder In the fourth average about 12 per game will be received until 3 30 Kansas City and Oakland in the Street, Manchester 647-9194 REAL ESTATE when I was managing Oakland. I was game of the Series he went 4-for-4 P.M . January 8, 1981, at majors and knocked in five runs in a 6-1 4- A small correelion to an item in a recent column. Knnte which time they will be TACO BELL is now hiring for making a mental list of people I 23 One of the first things he did at the triumph over Oakland at Shea Rockne was not a Catholic when be got to Notre Dame; be was TEACHER - Learning publicly opened. iSie right is part time hours Good starting Homaa For Sala thought could manage in the big one al his death. He was a convert to the Catholic faith. This Is Disabilities Teacher for baseball meetings was draft out­ Stadium reserv^ to reject any and all rate. Paid training, flexible leagues some day and Frank was at a more correct answer than tbe one yon gave. — Herman Coventry’s Middle School. bids. Specifications and bid hours Evening work after EXECUTIVE HOUSE - John Bengston- fielder Allan Wiggins from Staub played 3‘ 2 years with Detroit the head of my list Realistically, I Domangne, Jr., Houma, La. Conn. Certification required. forms may be secured at the (1X1) 9 30 Must be over 18. All Contemporary Cathederal would be pleased to Albuquerque of the Pacific Coast think we can move up a notch or two before moving to Montreal in The addendum is appreciated Incidentally. Knute Kenneth Contact: Dr. Nicoletti'soffice shifts available Apply in per­ ceilings Three bathrooms League W'lggms is one of those jet- Rockne was only 29 years old when he took over as head coach at 742-8913. EOE. Busienss Office, 45 N. School Walk-in closets Nine rooms show you our 8 room in the standings next Season and ul­ midseason of 1979. Traded to the Street, Manchester. Connec­ son. 270 B road St propelled speedsters who stole 120 of Notre Dame in 1917 and 42 years old when he was killed in .Manchester. 2355 square feel living area 2 cape in Redwood timately to the top It'll be a lot Texas Rangers before the 1980 ticut Raymond E. Demers, *2.50 car garage For sale or rent bases with Lodi of the California a plane crash in a Kansas wheat field Vince Lombardi didn't PART TIME - Your telephone sooner than some people think We season, he hit 300 with nine homers bwome a head coach until he was 46 years old. Business Manager Evenings 649-5635, or 643-9508 Farms Charming 15x20 League this year McKeon loves guys and our customers.. Please BOOKKEEPER wanted to need time to jell and I feel we re on and 55 RBI in 109 games. call 528-6631. 102-11 work as para-professional in family room, tastefully who can run GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT' the wav ' "Rusty Staub is a proven 4- Could you please give me your version of an all-rookie CPA firm. Familiarity with decorated, plus large lefthanded hitter,' said Torre. "1 team in pro football lor this year? — Dick Selberg, Longview. I full charge bookkeeping duties Oversized Newer Duplex Wash. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD and various accounting func­ Brick front, aluminum sided, treed lot and 2 car gar­ don't think we could get a better I huge yard Each side three O K . here goes Wide receivers - Art Monk, Washington, CONNECTICUT — DISSOLUTION I P.O. BOX 591, MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 tions required Please send age. Call John to inspect batter in clutch situations." resume to Puecemel St Com­ bedrooms, enormorous Sutter likes trade and Ray Butler, Baltimore, tight end — Junior Miller. Atlan- NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION I U. tackles - Anthony Munoz. Cincinnati, and Stan Brock, D sar S in —, pany 281 Hartford Turnpike, kitchen includes all this fine home I P 0 Box 2250 Vernon Ct appliances. Attic fans, oak New Orleans; guards — Brent Boyd. Minnesota and Ray Snell, & PItata Run Tha Following ‘ Holiday Happy Ad.‘ floors, separate furnaces and We have many other Tampa Bay. center — Tommie Ginn, Detroit: quartertock — I 06066 NOTICE TO CREDITORS I Slit...... Check Encloaad Ctah Eneloeed hot water heaters Includes Fine listings to show you to flag contender David Woodley. Miami, running backs — Billy Sims. Detroit, Potlal, or Money Order Eneloeed tenant one side, with flexible and Joe Cribbs, Buffalo, place-kicker — Ed Murray, Detroit. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I SECRETARY - Full time Typing 60 worn Diversified lease Good location great in­ in all price ranges Call CHICAGO I L'PI I — Relief pitcher don ( think Baseball is a big business And on defense: linemen — Jim Stuckey, San Francisco. Jacob I vestment’ $110,000 6t8-8057 Who Am I? Green. Seattle. Rulon Jones. Denver, and Rush Brown, St NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that D.R. Holding Corporation Please Type or Print position, life insurance at your convenience Bruce Sutter, traded by Chicago to now The Cubs can’t be making a one- having its principal place of business in Connecticut at Pioneer experience helptul. but not es­ St Louis last week, said he was hap­ Louis; linebackers - Buddy Curry. Atlanta. Matt Millen, TEN ROOMS - Two bath team stand against paying salaries " Oakland, and Al Richardson, Atlanta: cornerbacks — Roynell Industrial Park. Hale Rd., Manchester. Conn 06040 by virtue of sential. Ability to work with IXOUP 1 py to go to the Cardinals because people and handle details Colonial Newer Gas hot Sutter took the Cubs to arbitration Young, Philadelphia and Don McNeal, Miami; safeties — resolutions adopted by the directors and shareholders of the water furnace Double gar­ there was little chance the Cubs necessary. Salary negotiable earlier this year and was awarded a Johnnie Johnson, Los Angeles, and Darrol Ray. New York corporation, agreed to dissolve, and that a certificate to that In Vernon area Send resume age. In-law or 2 family ZMSSER MXNCV would become a winner $700,(XK) salary, tops on the club Jets; punter — Jim Miller, San Francisco Whew! ■ effect was filed in the office of the Secretary of State of Connec­ to; Manchester Evening possibility Only $64.W Sutter was acquired by St Louis in "Management keeps asking us to ticut on November 17, 1980 Herald. Box C. Manchester, Owner financing available 646-1511 ’asek Realtors, 289-7475 exchange for infielder Ken Reitz and try hard to win and we do. We didn’t All creditors shall present their claims to: (THERE ARE NO a outfielders Leon Durham and Tv have that much talent but we tried KNOWN CREDITORS.) Waller last year But if management asks us 4 The Pittsburgh Steelen have won four .Super Bowls, larger Siia "I just couldn’t see it happening to try. they have to try. too, " Sutter which no other team has achieved. Please llsl the years they "^11 creditors shall present claims prior to (NO KNOWN won and who broke their consecutive streak? — William here during my career, " said Sutter, explained "That's one thing St. CREDITORS) Barron, Santa Marta, Calif. Susan Chrostowsky referring to the Cubs becoming a Louis is doing They are committed Up To 1 Full (1X2) The Steelers won Super Bowls IX and X (1975-76) and Super Assistant Secretary Hama...... winner "I just don’t see any chance to winning I don't think that's the Bowls XIII and XIV (1979-80) In between came victories by (Conn, - 151 - 176) ^ 8 Iro of the Cubs becoming a winner. case here, and a lot of players feel Oakland and Dallas 088-11 Addrett...... There's not much in their minor that way” •5.00 1 used to chew ujp quart- City...... Stale.....Zip.. league system and it's pretty obvious erbacki. They caUed me Mao IralaUo EARN EXTRA MONEY we didn’t have enough talent up Sutter said he was particularly the tougbest guy io pro Phone Number here." glad to go to a team he thinks will be football. But I wai only 6- Parting shot: FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK Sutter charged the Cubs usually a contender foot-$. Just 235 p o u ^ Call $43-2711 for more info. Out of the Unlversit':y of CARRIERS NEEDED , trade off players once they become " I don't want any more of those ’ ** dominant team in the • Nutmeg Vllllage, Qarcjen or nilnolt, my'y rookie NFL NFL this year — the Philadelphia Eagles have come 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. y established b^ause they don't want Septembers, though, when you pretty year w u 1958I Word got to pay high salaries much have to give up. No more of back to the field. But the most impressive team I’ve Woodgate Apts., Vernon. around quickly, though seen as the season winds down is the Dallas Cowboys Ask for Clndl, Janico, or Job. " It seems Ike the minute you that frustration, I hope," Sutter said. Coach Tom Landry has a system, backed by organiza­ Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 become good around here and they "The ballclub I’m going to is gonna tty-iiv 211•yw™! ui iwuoumifo tional skills, that virtually insures success. have to pay you for being good, then be a winner and ihat matters more Ip^f^iKT] UOIA IPMJ 10 |0 *idtja • Beacon Hill - Tbfiand St. AT THE MANCHESTER they get rid of you because they don't V tlill-fMi) ' Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, Suite Christmas Happy Ads Will Appear Dec. 24th. than anything. All the other stuff you 1 ^0 "m 3 ' Area of Eaat Hartford want to pay you," said Sutter, who can have I’ll get just as many saves

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Quiet DEAR ABBY; I can’t believe that ufler 30 years of Captain Easy — Crooka A Lawranca 39 Steal repaired Window shades. for an appointment 528-5903 Three understanding 40 Nothing ■ before vou decorate " Depen­ ment Each bedroom has neighborhood Close to bus. marriage to a kind and decent man I’m actually writing 23 24 25 3. 28 7 .1 Venetian blinds Kevs TV Teachers Enclosed play yard dable Fully insured 646-1653 separate private bath. Quiet. Stove, refrigerator. Garage. about a problem that has bugged me for years. 41 Grip □ 1 FOR RENT Marlow s. 867 playroom, lunches laiarning •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30 WESTBROOK DRY WALL Sauna, pool, exercise room Security, references, lease. We have five terrific kids and I’m not unhappy, but I am HO LD IT. 44 Female spirit Mam Street 649 3221 COMPANY, established in experiences Keeney School Building Contracting 33 46 Birthmarks 1 ” 1 1 New Condition. 8440 per 8290 m onthly. No pets. absoluUly dying for a compliment from my husband, He B U 6 T E R - 33 34 "I 1949 isheet rocki District Immediate openings 49 Sharp bite month 646-0505. Available February 1st. 633- never f i ^ m e credit for anything. When I ask him if he ■ CERAMIC KIRINO Diseount Specializing in ceiling and 3 to 5 vears 646-4864 FARRAND REMODELING ■ 50 Hawkeye 36 37 4189. lovea roe, He says, "I married you, didn’t I?” ^ ■ 3 8 rales (Juiek serviee Call 643- walls No job too big or too Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. State 1 FEMALE ROOMATE MID­ I made a \ally beautiful dress, and all he said was. "The 51 Cooling drinks 2543 small 643-0237 Painting-Paparing 32 Room Additions, Decks. All MANCHESTER - New 4 W 3B 40 TWENTIES WANTED to color ia nice. 52 By birth ■ types of Remodeling and share duplex Glastonbury & Room Condo. 2 Bedrooms, Itk 41 42 43 45 46 47 CfllLDC.ARE State Licensed PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Repairs Free estimates Ful­ When I waahed, poliahed and cleaned out his car. which is 53 Employs Hebron area Must be neat. Baths. Fully Appllanced. 54 Civil wrong home Snacks, lunches and Interior and exterior hii pride and joy. he said, "Gee. that portable vacuum 48 49 50 ly insured Phone 643-6017 Pets considered Rent Wall-to-Wall uiroughout. 8450 55 Graduate of references Call 646-7720 Commercial and residential cleaner sure does a great job” negotiable. Call after 6 p.m., monthly includes heat. 646 Annapolis B B l'f>HOLSTEH3 Custom Free estimates Fully in­ I knock myself out selecting gifts for members of his 51 52 S3 Work Free Estimates Will LEON CIEZSYNSKI 228-3560 4003. (abbr 1 B 4 M TREE SERVICE now sured 646-4879 Bl'ILDER New homes, ad­ family — even for his mother on Mother’s Day, He signs 54 pick up and deliver Please 56 Perched 55 56 offering Special Winter ditions. remodeling, rec the cards, takes all the credit and never gives me a word iT call 646-2161 alter 4 1)0 p m MANCHESTER. Five rooms MANCHESTER, CENTRAL Rates' We ve sawed 25'7 Off. p a in t in g - INTERIOR AND rooms, garages, kitchens on first floor of Duplex. LOCATION, first floor in two of praiae. (NTIHMiSI ASSN plus our usual Discount for EXTERIOR. Paperhanging BRICK. BUH K STONE ■ remodeleo. ceilings, bath tile, Carpeted and appllanced. No family home. 5 room modem NEW 80 ZEPHYR He's clean, helps me with the housework, is a good Senior Citizens' Free Experienced references Ser­ dormers, roofing Residential u tilities No pets. 1280 apartment. References and 4-Om 6 #0Z0V3 witti •vt*- provider and a wonderful father He doesn’t drink or run Fireplaces Concrete v in g W 1111 m a n 11 c 7 Estimates Fuliv insured or com mercial 649-4291 monthly Calf 739-41 13 security required. 6462755. molK whH«w«lh. around like some men. so maybe I shouldn’t complain Chimney Repairs No Job References 643-7285 Manchester Bolton. Coven- PS, pwr. front 4i»c Woliot. fwN When a compliment is in order and he doesn’t say a word. I 7 Too Small Call 644-8356 for between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. Alley Oop — Dave Oraua trv Columbia. Tolland areas DESIGN KITCHENS, MM tporo, oUH>CHtSTH COIfll 61] 5135 NORTH 12-17-00 spondent was down one before evenings 649-5635 or 643-9508 repairs, plugged drains, 2627 Locators Fee. ♦ AQ103 sing rare or companionship, 569-3458 or 569-4945 he got the lead kitchen faucets replaced VK 9 76 4 2 also light duties call 649-70*1 We just don l know any spe­ VOCNG .MOTHER will take repaired rec rooms, TWO BEDROOM MANCHESTER HOME, 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ DEAR ABBY I'll cry tomorrow for the piMir M I) WITH ♦ A after 6 30 Keep trying cific way to bid these cards care of children weekdays, un­ IMEKIOH PAINTIM. bathriHirn remodeling, heal APART.ME.NT Utilities not Large 3 bedroom, with dining tion. Front whe^Hlrive. $1800 $3.5,000 ON THE BOOKS Abby. the velerinurian is 6Q3 Certainly it is reasonable for til 3 00 pm in my AM) W AI.I.I'APERINt; modernization, etc .M 4 M included Within walking dis­ area. Kids ok. 8300's. Call negotiable. Tele^one 643- absolutely the last person to get paid A pet owner thinks KIRBY CENTER OF WEST EAST South to respond one spade Manchester nome Call 643- Quality professional work at plumbing 4 Heating 649-2871 tance of downtown Main Locators 2365646, Fee. 678, or 6561723. nothing of calling a vel at home in the middle of the night to ♦ 7 MANCHESTER ■ Factory 69842 and lor North to jump to 2023 reasonable prices Fully in­ Street 568-3736 weekdays treat a dug or cat that's bt^en sick for five days ?Q3 Authorized Sales 4 Service VJIO three after 5 00 p m ; weekends EAST HARTFORD HOME, 3 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER Veterinarians have office expenses, bills to pay and a ♦ 1052 lor Kirby \acuums 217 sured Free e.stimates G L Keep Smiling The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productiona ♦ 09 a 7 6 3 Then South is looking to a 9 00 a m to 7:00 p m bedrooms with extra bath, 318. Three speed. PosI rear family to feed (just like an M 1) i. but the idea of paying a vet ♦ A 8 7 6 5 4 2 Center Street. Manchester McHugh 64.3-9321. He Happy basement plus more. $320 end Needs some work. Best when so much else is needed seems absurd to some people full opening notrump with 649-7143 SOUTH good preparation for any lead IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ■ Call Locators, 236564B. Fee. offer over $400. 871-7385. Please pnnt this fur those of us who have dedicated our ♦ KJ65 by W'est Perhaps he should 4 rooms Appliances Heat No lives to helping animals get well and stav well A l l V A 8 5 just trot out the old black, as pets Security Lease EAST HARTFORD HOME, 3 PLYMOUTH FURY II - ANIMAL LOVKH AND D V M SHE ♦ KJ4 References 8325 Call 649- bedrooms with basement, Excellent condition! Must be l y our British friends refer to the ASKS ♦ K J 10 Blackwood convention, and Bualnaaa Proparly 41 Dogi-BlrdiPet$ 43 Rooms lor Rent 52 .3340. before 7 00 p m extra bath. Only $320. Call seen to be appreciated. Call 26 A rticla i lor Sala F o e just bid SIX notrump after Locators 2365646. Fee. 643-9729: if no answer please IS Vulnerable East-West THREE ROOMS return call Dealer North North shows just two aces 20.000 renovated 4 story brick SHETLAND SH EEP DOG MATl'RE MALE R(K)M 815 FOUR LARGE ROOMS In Do you have questions about sex. love, drugs and ' f i r s t FI RNITCRE Can be seen MANCHESTER HOME, extra Strangely enough, the com ­ factory in Ny Adam.s Ma PI PPIES AKC registered Female mature 820 Non two family Appliances, heat, Che pain of growing up? Get Abby’s new booklet: THINK' West North EUiit South Friday Saturday and Monday large 3 bedroom with carpet, BANK REPOSSIONS FOR bined cards don't offer too D Champion sired sable and smokers Live-in References hot water 8360 No children or Lease 60 cents buy $5 ft No *‘What Every Teen-ager Ought to Know." Send $2 / iv Pass la good a slam play A 2-2 heart 11-2 F.xcellent condition Call white males Shots and One must have license, plus pets Available January 15th. modern appliances. 8300's. SALE. 1976 Dodge Charger Pass 36 Pass 46 money down Owner will take and a long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed en­ break is necessary and the 646-0468 Moving wormed Home raised with few errands and meals 649- 643-7285 Call Locators 2365646. Fee. Special Edition. 2 door. 8 VOLKSWAGENS Year etxf Pass 44 Pass 4V low interest mortagage No velope to: Abby, Teen Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, chance of a 2-2 break is just interest first year Elevator, children Call 742-9006 5459 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• c y lin d e r . $2500 1974 clearance sale. Bugs. 67's to Pass $♦ Pass 64 SEASONED HARDWOOD, Beverly Hills. Calif. 90212. Pbm 40.7 percent. elaborate conveyer dry SUPER LOCATION - 4 omcaa-Sloroa for Rani 55 Oldsmobile Cutless Supreme 8 7S's. buses, square backs, Pass Pan 18-20 lenghts Delivered MINI SCHNAfZER male Apartments For Rent 53 cylinder $1,500 1973 CMC Vegas. T im ' Moriarty, Silk This is the sort of hand that s'lirinkler Very low taxes and bedrooms 2 car garage. 8650 tried duplicate player's souls Full curd 8to Call 742-8056 puppy AKC registered has Jimmy utility truck. 4 wheel Town Motors, $70 llartford heal Manv uses Readv now monthly References OFFICE. STORE & STUDIO - Opening lead +A If they do bid a heart or spade shots trained Call 289-0327 or VEHNO.N Near 86, luxury drive, 81.500 1969 AMC Am- Road. Manchester. 643-6217. Literature 413-458-5987' required Call after 5 p.m . Excellent location. Good traf­ slam and don't get a club lead, I NFINISIIED PINE SINGLE 649 (H85 ('u ndo A p plian ces 8345 742-8150, or 228-3777 fic exposure surrounded by bassidor 4 door 8300 1975 w a t e r rha Born Loser — Art Sansom they do well A club lead kills BED W ith mattress monthly Security, four banks. Rent includes Cosier Cordoba, poor condi­ PLYMOUTH SATELITE Pstroqroph By Oswald Jacoby them E heater and liner 8200 After BENNIES, excellent pets relerences Call 423-127 486 tion. best offer TTie above can SEBRING 1974 - Two door NEWLY REMODELED three heat, parking and janitor. Call and Alan SonUg Finally, look at the unfor­ E 6 OU p m 649-7622 $3 (10 each Bolton. 643-1814 3923 be seen at the Savings Bank of Automatic, power steering ..AWP OtJG m cE THIUi? ABOUT ...THgPg APe wo FE'SKV MOWniLY, MISC. FOR SALE bedroom duplex apartment 6465334 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Prot­ tunate who has to watch six Manchester. 923 Main St and brakes nSO 47 Waddefl ects where you can give vent to Kitchen, dining, living, utility A LL OUP. LITTLg BEAUTie'S... ^ A Missouri reader wanls to notrump romp home He Musical Instrumants 44 GL.A.STONBl'HY 'SOUTH' room Call 643-5001. Manchester. Road. 646I92S: 643-7729 your ambitious aspirations STORE OR OFFICE SPACE ‘B irth d a y know how to gel to six knows that he isn't-goiog to Artlclas lor Sale 41 Hall "f exceptional new available. 200, 400. and up to should turn out vrell today Roll notrump with the North-South I.IKE NEW SET uK REMO Duplex Features carpeting, up your sleeves Put forth your get anything in the way of KISCHER PLOW 4 WAV - All MA.NCHESTER FIVE ROOM 5000 square feet. 643-1442. cards. He landed at six spades SOCND MASTER plus Cvm- excellent closets, dishwasher, best efforts match points i*auipmenl, off of 1979 ‘2 Ton APARTMENT - Second Roor Decamber II, IIM after Ihe bidding shown in the bals Metallic Blue $250 Call dispose- all self cleaning TAURUS (April 20-May 20) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Chew Pickup $1000 ('all Private entrance Close to MANCHESTER - Retail, box ★ 646-00:i« oven, private basement with Your meteriAl proepecis tor the Whether teaching, selling or after*6 00 p m 289-833(1 school and busline Room for storage and/or manufacturing comir>o year are er>couragir>g. merely conveying information, M MINI M Sheets uslkI as laundry hmikups. ID baths, iwo cars .No ulililies. Very space. 2.000 sq. ft. to 25.000 sq Here's a nice but you mutt guard against you are very good today at get- printing plates. 007 thick Sporting Goods 46 deck, neighborhixid .setting, nice neighborhood No pets ft. Very reasonable. Brokers tirtg your points across The wis­ C 23x28‘2 25 cents each or 5 ARTIKKAL CHRISTMAS extravagance or unwiae invost- minutes to Hartlord $525 Available January 1st at the protected. Cali Heyman manta, tf youi actions are dom you offer Is helpful C TRF'E • Argus Slide Projec- fi)r$l Phone 643*2711 Must be TWENTY THREE FOOT mnnthly 633 4566 Broker U»r Sears Dishwasher Maple latest Call 875-6905. Properties. 1-2261206. prudent, your benh balance will OEMtM (May 21-Jun# 20) You picked up before 11 a m PF)NN .VAN Sport Fisherman little number... reflect (hit by your next birthday may experience today some Twin Bed with Mattress 61 ONLY Sedan Hard lop FIxcellent char>gmg conditions over which Our Boarding Houm boxspnng Bow L Arrow Set FHESHLV HEMODLED 3 EAST HARTFORD. Available condition New electric trim Wanlad to Rani 5T you have small control Don't Call after 6 p m . 649-6457 bedroom apartment Kitchen, now one bedroom, lots of f^OOL- 24 X 4 7 ft d<*ep labs VHF CB Cutty Cabin dining utility room 84^ buck the currents They will extras 8185 Call Rental THREE BEDROOM SAOrTTAfttUS (Mev. 21-Dac. 21) prove ber>eficlal Perflex filler 8 x 12 deck with head Owner bought monthiv plus utilities Call Winthrop — Dick Cavalli BOY S SKI B(K)TS. Nordica LiK'alors 236-5646. Fee APARTMENT - Will pay $270 aiaEC^*4599 Ways can be found today to add CANCER (Jurw 21-Juiy 22) OJfiSE M y UNBRIPLEP WH^i KNUW5? la s t $500 00 or best offer 568-7317 larger boat ('Jll 742-8537 after 643 500i size 5.G (iO(X] condition $50 monthly. Will pay own (0 your Income or roeources if You're likely to treat your tpnsue: m o w i l l r a v e 6UMME.R KE HAP A 5 P rn VER.NON, All bills paid one you take the time to ferret them involvements a bit casually l^ay SCRKKNKb LOAM ■ (Iravel, 649-2062 •••••••••••••••• utilities. Call 6463377. Mother 1 THINK I'LL MEDITATE MEDITATIN(5- te RNE, IF '»CU To [^VELPP A PLAN LOH6 FiA l E f o r MANCHESTER • Two bedroom with c a r e ts and ou( Or)ce you spot on opportum- if you have lackadaisical Processed (iravel Sand plus two school age children. CAN THINK OF aOMETHINa- TO BENEFIT RUMAN/TV th ree PAVSQUST 4nf/Ques 48 Bedrimm Townhouse New appliances Available now ly. eel on it promptly Romance. companions Assertive cohorts FtD R a W H IL E . Slone, and Kill For deliveries Rent guaranteed. Iravel. Kick raaourcet. poeaible TO MEDITATE ABOUT AT VULETIPe: IF / BE<;AU6E -SOME LARGE ASSORTMENT ol appliances Carpeting. ID Call LK'ators 2365646 Fee cause you to act otherwise call George Griffin^, 742-7886 A N TIQ 1 E S Si pitfoUa end career for the coming LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Major FAIL. THOSE PRATTEP HOR6t FELL UVER good used Office Fixtures baths, slider, deck lA-ase and COLLECTIBLES Will GARAGE WANTED to store months ora oil dlecuaood in your achievements are likely today BOARPERS WILL THE RAIL AT Metal Desks 835 and up security required No pels HEBRON Two bedroom FOR SALF^ Couch, end purcha.se uutrighl , oi sell on one or two cars. Call Don at That’* All You Pay For This Astro-<3roph which begins vrlth because, once you decide to do BARBECUE ME r y the TRACK.' Chairs files, el cetra Call $425 nvnthly 728-5594 apartment Heat and hot your birthday Moil $ 1 for each to tables, chair T V antenna, commission House lot or 533-4577. something you'll do it, regardleM IN HPUPAV y- 649-9953 water Appliances Carpeting NEW 80 BOBCAT Astro-Oraph. Box 469. Radio of the types of obstaclM to be rotor $95 72 West Street single piece 644-8962 ■ MANCHESTER Four rooms •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pu n c h '. I.arge yard Lease and securi­ 3-Dr Rvnob^ot, #0103$. with 4 5p#*d hefi»miw4en. p*wtr City Statkm, N.Y. 10019 Be sure overcome Saturday 9 00 a m to 11 00 2 bedruoms Kitchen with SNOWBLOWER to lit Cub- ty 8350 monthly No pets 20 M/ic. for Rant 55 HO boltwy, 4 tronimnwen meidin, to specify bkth date VIRGO (Aug. 25-Sepl. 22) Ambi­ a m W ANTED Antique Furniture. CAPmeOfm (Dec. 22-dan. 19) Cadet No 122 8300 4 liKit appliances and large attic No minutes from Hartford Call tfe PfifCE ‘5307 tions are easily aroused today, Glass. Pewter Oil Paintings Asaoclatas may make a muddle Youngstown Kitchen Sink and pets Kent 8325 plus utilities alter 5 00 p m 228-9759 or 226 but more Important, you know n f: w g i k k .n s i z e or Antique Items R and security 649-0717 — Hm rM iH iT— of thinga today, then leave it to how to have lun doing what Base $25 Footed bathroom 3414 ' Suitable for small weddings. you to atraightan out. You’ll wel- WATERBF'D .Never opened Harrison Telephone 643-8709 needs doing, especially tf a IY»r 10 year 'xarranly Walnut tub 85 G E Aqua Self- Christmas Parties, etc. come the chaMer>ge, and you'll degree of challenge Is Involved. stained pine frame deck Cleaning Oven and 2 Counter Regular Groups, special MORIARTY BROTHERS doafir>e)ob. LIBRA (Bepl. 2)-Oct. 23) Don't pedestal mattress liner Top I'nits. 1 aqua and 1 AOUAMUt (Jan. 20^eb. 19) be content with the status quo rates Don't be dlarnayed if you gel off neater On^mallv $330 Now stainless steel '60 lor LINCOLN ■■ MAZDA today If you feel you know how Phone 646-7297 to a alow atari today otmI events Levy’s Law — James Schumeister $199 563-0073 RiK'kv Hill everything Call 6467224 to change something lor the belween8and^J0_£m MERCURY Sjlet SetYkr aren't goktg quite aa you hoped belter, this is the right time to 72 NORTHLAND FREE- ]|5CIIII(>Sr.MmHI5U8 COEk 6115U5 Your breaka coma aa you r>ear move things around a bit. the finiah lk>e. SINCe ANN'S MY PABTVec STALE SKIS. Thunder heavy iCORPK) (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Your 1 WAS TNN8WN6 WE- 5H0ULD PI8CI8 (Feb. 20-Merch 20) actions earn you respect today AND I Y40»5 WITH H&B- duty bindings. .Northland INVITE- FCe PIN8^ . THE ALDWELL □ AUTOMOTIVE Your houra witl be apent more because you live up to your E-VW7Y r OFF'? KEFRIGKRATD'yi medium aluminum ski poles Slightly uaetulty today by aeeking the agreements, even when you feel ^ V ^ H A T size ideal lor spahw--*ii,('(it. used $75 firm 525-9055 comparw of frlal^t who are they may ber>eflt anoth^ more BETTER , lage f'haise Chair tor two fur Aulo Parla For Sala 60 NEW 80 CAPRI doera Their ectlona will Inapire than ^rseH . f-U l^VEL- REA6DN ? uphulslerv Heasnhable Call HEHClLON COUCH you to think and bahave likewise (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) WriH MC. /X-/7 Capri Slk #O P 53, 3-Of loiibock, 4- 643-5753 Excellent couch' Portable CJ5 Jeep rear seat and side tpAtd monuol tram ., contolp, Color TV needs work Cherry pads Elxcellent condition 860. w4tittw(dK. powpr tfMrirtQ, tlAc- KH ‘n’ Carlyl* - Urry Wright CHRISTMA.S T R E E S '" Tag Twin Beds Call 649-5894 After 6:00 p.m. 6467622. and or Cut Your Own O IL , I n c . has trk rtor dtlrosttr, rodro. occtnt grp. int«r»or. heavy duty battery, Bugs Bunny — Hoimdahl & Stoffal Wreaths Free Boughs' Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 JEEP snow plow, manual iport wheel (overt & morel Stanley Tree Farm, 61 Ling angle adjustment. Hydraulic Hill Road off Route 6 at An AKC GOLDEN COCKER Manchester, Cohn, lifter and control. $600. After your THEN you FEEL VOuB ^ FE(?-^AFiS SeCAUSE dover Church 742-64.38 SPANIEL puppy, male 2D 6:00 p.m. 6467622. SAVI months old Call 649-8418 1‘n. Hmro 54I?D£NlN6 BUBf^SSiSHOTSO OP T h'E i.NP^ATED FIREWOOD FOR SALE ■ Dry Autos For Sala 61 pc o fitab le t h is VEA C P O - _ A E ’ ? j.______- $65 cord delivered Call 647- 6 MONTH OLD BLACK T m - Short RIbe — Prank Hill MR. F U P D ? 7 1834 PEDIGREE Scottish Terrior WE PAY TOP PRICES for 7 Has shuts Includes papers wrecked and junk cars. A 4i B NeV^R SHARPEN I JU S T A W r w o r k in g 1978 WHITE 10 HORSE­ Asking 8125 call after 5 00 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Twe suPPEe SHOW. POWER sell-prop Snow p m 5262521 Call" Tonyf (M tU m . \ blower 26 eul Used only ★ *1.01 9/10 Per Gallon C.O.D. once Cost 8700y sell lor $475 SMALL LA-POO PUPlWKS E-EAN-eAErOlAlR.. Call 646-3871 Ready for Christmas Puppy and Provo Shot 8125 Males ★ 200 Gallon Minimum BURROUGHS TC''SW| mini Call 643-8163 WANTED JUNK AND LATE computer with compl^hi.^^1 0 MODEL WRECKS - Cash number. *5551 punch tape and punch card ★ 24 Hour Burner Service Paid. Call Parker Street Used system Best offer Program­ Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. ming available Call 649-0801 ★ 24 Hour Call Delivery NO-TME INF-ATEP WABBiT. Y FREE TO GOOD HOME' 1972 FORD F 250, U4. Over­ MORIARTY BROTHERS BEAUTIFUL DOLL FEMALE IRISH SETTEH 8 sized tires. Sunroof. Carpeted. CLOTHES BEAUTIFUL months old Needs good home, Stereo. Beat offer. 633-S64. LINCOLN J j j j l ^ i i M /)/n n Pieleluir’a Landlna and space to run Loves ★ OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS BARBIE DOLL DRESSES m e r c u r y ■ ■ ■ ■ W ■ ■ M i -.1,, MfcW CMRiatHAS. \ UMLRt 'iHt'f'Vt LONC; SINCE LOOk..HlPPlt.X DOJrCARe, 704. Bridesmaid's Outfjf 81 50 children Papr-rs. Would make a R a U H TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY 1973 AUDI FOX, four speed llS'.’tkUrSi )UECHi:!(l' JDII !;. HW/t A «,INCt£,ie. ) ITS OFF. THIS CDCXIL CUTt R.'S Complete Wedding Outfit. ideal Christmas gift I Call 633- 70,000 miles, good gas milage. 6 ^ U H M VDO CALL ‘fe K ... 83 50 Pajamas 60« 643-6452 6846. keep trying. oooatf AWtLtes'^ Phone 6460m after 6 p.m. ^ TrOftfLt coocifes. r r i ^ -100? ' ''------xJw

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