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Carlos led the kidnapping of Libya Friday and U.S. border "Targets of this team are ’the OPEC oil ministers in Vienna in 1975 BONUS: $5 Ray O Vac guards were told "Carlos the president and other high govern and was believed to have planned Coupons with Purchase!* ’Jackal," an infamous hired assassin ment officials," the notice said. the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre *S«e clerk for details. and master of disguises, may be It described Venezuelan-born and 1976 hijacking of a French air hunting President Reagan. Carlos Rich Ramirez Sanchez, 32, liner to Uganda that ended with the Executives of major American oil nicknamed "The Jackal," as Israeli commando raid at Entebbe companies with investments in the “extremely dangerous...will not airport. Libyan Oil Fields met with State hesitate to open fire." Treasury Secretary Donald Regan Department- officials, who again The INS warning said he is said the administration has not urged them to promptly withdraw traveling on a Lebanese passport "yet " gone so far as to consider their emploj^ees from the north with an assumed name. He is freezing Libyan assets in the United African nation. described as 5 foot 9, Heavy built, States — a step taken against Iran 1^ On Thur.sday, the administration with short, curly brown hair, and because of the hostage crisis. HUFFY — “concerned" about reports Li with the ability to speak fluent "We hope this situation will be byan leader Moammar Kahadafy Spanish, Arabic, and Russian and recitified long before wc have to sent assassination squads to kill "skilled at changing appearance and take that step," Iteagan said U.S. leaders — barred travel to Entex ‘Space invader’ Coleco ‘Li’l Genuis’ Hasbro ‘Baboon Bail’ Lakeside ‘i-Scream’ Libya by U.S. citizens and grged the Hand-Held Arcade Game Electronic Learning Aid Skill and Action Game Fun-Filled Skill Game approximately 1,500 Americans living there to leave as soon as 34.76 (Model #6012) 9.87 (Model #2000) 9.99 (Model #2252) 5.76 (Model #8595) possible. 6 AA batteries nof included. > 9V battery not included Pixxon. which announced last J.C. Penney month it was closing its operations in Libya, said most of its expatriate de. icec/ fo " dependents liad left, some employees had departed and it was HUFFY ‘Thunder Road 42” in the process of bringing the rest home. inventory Motocross Bicycle Famous Motocross styling with colorful front None of the officials of other firms placque, racing stripes and fenders! *76 at the State Department briefing — Has custom MX saddle. #^43.1/21 Our Reg. 89.77 Mobile, Marathon. Occidental Petroleum, Conoco and others — MORE MOTOCROSS BICYCLES! said they were going to close down tax unlikely their operations in Libya. But most •Huffy 1 6 ” Pro 1 6 »2ieoi,OurReg.9 9 .7 7 ...... * 8 7 said they were urging their American employees to leave Libya By Scot French turers' and mercantile inventory, •Huffy 20” Pro Thunder 2 #2382i/o, our Reg. ,109.77...... 94.77 as soon as possible. Herald Reporter according to State Sen. Marcella E. In Tripoli, the official Libyan Fahey. D-East Hartford, head of the •Huffy 20” Pro Thunder 3 423841/0. Our Reg. 120.77.. .. 1 1 1 .7 6 Nerf ‘Hot Shot’ Stunt Ideal ‘Wrist Quiz’ news agency .Jana said Americans ' Manchester's opportunity to tax Appropriations Committee. ‘Supertection’ Game of Seichow Scrabble Game in Libya were not only safe and the giant J.C. Penney warehouse in Such a move would allow the state Skill by Lakeside with Deluxe Turntable Cara Set by Parker For Fast Learning Fun welcome to stay, but we-r enjoying ventory appears to be fading fast to eliminate the $33 million in reim •Huffy 20” Pro Thunder Z-2 *23901/0, Our Reg. 149.77.. 1 3 6 .4 0 (Model #8375) 16.76 (Model #71) 9.99 (Model #309) 6.43 (Model #2149) the “good life" with a better stan and the town may even lose state bursement payments ft now makes 9.87 dard of living than they could have money now given as a substitute for to municipalities, which would be •Huffy 20” Pro Thunder 4 #23881/0. our Reg. 136.77.... 1 2 4 .7 0 in the United States. such a tax. according to a member replaced by the local tax. r**, ■ ' w “We challenge the American ad of the General Assembly's ap The General Assembly is looking •Huffy 20” BMX-34 *20341, Our Reg. 94.77 ...... 8 1 .4 0 Hor.ilcf photo by Tarfjuinfo ministration to provide proof of its propriations Committee. for ways to eliminate allegations,” Jana said, “Reagan's Rep. Joan R. Kemler, D-VVest However, Mrs. Kemler said an in •Huffy 20” MAX #25841, Our Reg. 134.77...... 11 9.77 Dear Santa call shows that he is a coward and a Hartford, an assistant majority liar." leader, said Friday that while the ventory tax might damage tlie All bikes require assembly. Not all styles In all stores; state's business climate at a time a ietter to this address wiii receive a personai An immigration and naturaliza idea of a local inventory tax is "still Store stock only; sorry, no ralnchecks. Jessie Scorso of Bolton isn’t fooling around. tion service internal notice sent to on the table. I wouldn't say it's a when it can ill afford to lose in Jesse, 4, toid Santa she wants "everything." repiy, courtesy of Santa’s heipers of the the San Ysidro border crossing near first course." dustry. "It's so important that we She maiied the ietter care of Santa’s Heiper, Junior Women’s Ciub of Manchester. Funds San Diego said a six-man Libyan hit A more likely move, she said, is maintain our good economic pic 82 Cushman Dr., Manchester, Ct., 06040. raised wiii go to intervai House, a sheiter for team headed by"Carlos the Jackal ' that the legislature will partially cut ture." she said, noting the misfor RUBBERMAID Chiidren whose parents enciose a doiiar with battered wives and chiidren in Hartford. may be attempting to penetrate the the reimbursement funds now given tunes of other states, "To do Wild Bird Feeder United States from Mexico. It .said a to communities as a substitute for anything to upset this rather rosy such a tax and have the towns ab picture would be foolish." Mrs. Kemler said an inventory tax Our Reg. 5.99 sorb that loss without being able to 4.88 "is not totally out of the running.” Traditional lantern style or institute a local tax. contemporary tube design. *3404/5 T o w n about to find out “It wouldn't be a serious cut. " she but docs not appear to have the sup Coleco ‘SnO'Jet’ Coleco ‘Sno-3et’ ‘Slide-A-Boggan’ arry j said. "No way would we go all the port it needs to become a reality. Toboggan for 1 or 2 26” Poly Coaster Coaster by Cdieco Designer Doll House way. half the way or even-'a quarter ■'We will either come to some kind •Wild Bird Seed ~ of initial framework for agreement (S4b.) Reg. 1.29...... 97C of the way. " (Model #1985) 4.88 (Model *1986) (Model #199^ 9.97 (Model #33401) on the inventory tax next week, or (204b.) Reg. 4 .4 9 ...... 3.88 6.87 1.46 Manchester now receives a $459,- 000 in reimbursement funds. Town we ll give up the ghost," said Mrs. officials'estimate that the inventory Kemler. Sludge: good deal or bod? However, she added, "I think of the $11.2 million J. C. Penny there's a consensus for a consen warehouse would produce far more sus." If no agreement can be than revenue than the reimburse but adds that “there is a potential.' ’ vironmental Protection, visited the ment funds and that the inventory is reached, she said, the ijieas will.be By Scot French offered the materials and delivery tabled for possible discussion in ALL LABEL SALE/ Herald Reporter free of charge. landfill site on Nov, 5. worth even more tlian the building The ash will he used to close about I'ebruary. The ash is expected to save the ' "The entire slope, from east to itself. EVERY RECORD, CASSETTE AND 8-TRACK TAPE When shipments of imported ash town $500,000 over the next few two-thirds of the north slope of the west facing north, will need final The General Assembly is looking Mrs. Kemler said she believes all landfill, with the remaining third to and sludge arrive at the town land years, eliminating the need for cover within the next few months, " for ways to eliminate a projected sectors of the community should Just pick your favorite categories: •Rock •Jazz •Big Band fill next week, neighboring residents be covered "when we get around to •Opera •Broadway •Country •Movies •Soul •Exercise •Pop expensive gravel or other clean fills. he wrote in his report. "Hopefully $83 million state deficit, and the work toward eliminating the budget will be watching closely to see if the The gift came with a string at it." the Mattabassett material will be in state legislators have been "very deficit "and that one of these , •Spoken Word •Children •Religious and much more Including 'dSbl was a bargain or whether it, tached, however, as the town was Thomas Stark, an inspector for sufficient quantity to do this entire closely scrutinizing " the idea of players might be. to a small extent, all CHRISTMAS RECORDS AND TAPES in our Stock quite-literally, stinks. forced to accept 2,500 cubic yards of the state Department of En slope,” he said. reviving the local tax on manufac the municiparilics.” Highway Superintendent grits and screenings, or sludge, Frederick F. Wajes J r., says he 45 RPMs LPB298 L P C 3 ^ LPD498 along with the 160,000 cubic yards of expects the material to arrive frorii ash. the Mattabassett sewage treatment The Mattabassett District, which 1.09 2.14 2.66 3.22 plant in Cromwell sometime next needs the room to expand its sewage LPE598 LPF698 LPG798 LPH898 week, but he is unsure of the private facility, told Manchester it must contractor’s exact timetable. accept all the materials or none. Despite the protests of some town Town officials were at first reluc 4.17 4.66 5.63 6.33 residents, the Board of Directors tant to accept the sludge, which they Tape P598 Tape Q698 Tape R798 Tape S898 I voted in August to accept the ash, feared would produce an odor offen which is burned treated sewage, as sive to neighboring residents. 4.76 5.34 6.24 6.94 an inexpensive means of covering However, after a visit to the Mat 5 0 part of the town landfill. The Mat tabassett plant. Mayor Stephen T. 4 GREAT EXAMPLES: SONY Betamax Front-Loading tabassett District Sewer Authority Penny reported that the grits and screenings, while "not the greatest .RINGO STARR Video Cassette Recorder 'Stop «nd Smell the Roses' looking material in the world," Records all Beta If and III modes, plays produced no discemable odor. •JO AN JETT back Beta I, II and III. Features Betascan T o d a y 's Vincent T. Kelly, who lives about 'I Lotte Rock 'n RoH' Commander Remote Control with pause ^688 a half mile from the landfill, at 34 and freeze-frame plus 14 button soft- Our Rag. 799.70 Sr .1 Adams St., question s why the •AEROBIC DANCING touch electronic express tuning. #SL5000 H e ra ld town purposely waited until winter Barbara Ann Auar to transport the material. Town of •AEROBIC DANCING ficials had said the winter move Dorian L. Dammar SONY Beta GOP profiles would minimize the odor potential. GENERAL ELECTRIC “I object to it,” Kelly says of the 4V2-Hour Blank Video Cassettes Herald reporter Paul Hen- EACH AC/DC Cassette Recorder materials. “The state cannot 6.33 LP Series H898 drie interviewed Apn P. guarantee me that in the next 16.33 Our Reg. 18JI9 Uccello and Colleen Howe in several months there won’t be a 24.76 Our Reg. 29.99 Clear, sharp reproduction ol sound and depth and today reports why stench from it." Has built4n condenser mike picture...recording after recording. «L750 each believes she should Kelly also criticized the town’s ►SONY *M A/ELL •TDK and automatic tape shut-off. represent the 1st District in decision to accept another town’s 20% OFF Includes AC adapter. Batteries •SONY Beta 3-Hr. Blank Video Washington. Page 3. unwanted materials. “Why didn’t OUR REGULAR PRICE Blank Audio Tapes are optional. #3-5014. Cassette «L600, Our Rag. 1499...... 12.88 anybody else want it?” he asks. “There’s got to be something'wrong Index with it if nobody else wants it. I say the town is looking for trouble.” \ Advice ...... 20 Herald photo by Pinto CHLOOtt"^ Business...... 21 However, Wajes says the material Classified ...... 22-23 is considered safe, having been Troubled journey iS4ANCHESTER VERNON defined by the federal Environmen 1145 Tolland Turnpike Comics...... 19 tri-city Shopping Center Editorial ...... 6 tal Protection agency as non-toxic. Entertainment ...,...... 17 While the ash may be used the statues back upright and re-attaching the camel’s head with STORE HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 10 PM • SATURDAY, 9 AM to 10 PM • SUNDAY, 10 AM to 6 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY Lottery...... 2 It’s been a difficult journey for these three wise men passing anywhere in the landfill, the sludge a temporary clamp. The repair effort cost the town about $80, Sports ...... 21-24 must be buried and segregated, ac through Center Park. Vandals knocked down the three statues Television ...... 16-17 cording to Wajes. He says the and broke the head off one of the camels Tuesday night. But according to a Parks and Cemeteries Department official. material will “probably not” smell. town officials made quick repairs to the nativity scene, placing THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 12, 1981 - ■’>
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HIGHEST NEW YORK (UPI) - Vanessa TEMPERATURES %MIAMI Redgrave, whose casting last year as a V4 0 O R LE A N S ^ Uccello scorns Howe says being Jewish prisoner in a Nazi concentration I -W n camp provoked controversy because of her previous role in a pro-PLO film, is in -CO Howe, takes aim unknown quantity volved in two more “anti-Zionist” films, the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai URI WEATHER FOTOCAST^ B’rith said Friday. at Kennelly is her advantage Five killed Justin J. Finger, director of the League’s Civil Rights Division, said Miss 'VTEMP By Paul HefuJrie in bucket’s fall Redgrave is promoting a propaganda By Paul Herndrle ' Herald Reporter film entitled “Occupied Palestine,” Herald Reporter ? Colleen Howe speaks with pride about the CHICAGO (UPD —A cable lowering a which premiered in October at the San Francisco Film Festival. Weather Ann P. Uccello doesn’t much like the idea of being achievements of her former hockey playing husband of bucket carrying six construction forced to compete in Tuesday’s primary for the 28 years, the legendary Gordie Howe, but insists she workers at a building site broke Friday, Finger said Miss Redgrave also is preparing a film that accuses “Zionists” Republican 1st District Congressional nomination, but doesn’t want to stand in his shadow. hurling five of them 80 feet to their she maintains that she’s the candidate to beat. “The name of Howe stands for so much success and deaths and seriously injuring the sixth. of being Nazi collaborators. Finger said financing for the projected “I have spoken on the issues,” declared Miss Uccello winning and credibility and so forth that I’ve always The workers had just completed some seen it as an absolute plus,” she said in a recent inter work on a giant stationary crane on the film has been provided by the Crown in a recent interview with the Manchester Herald. “I Prince of Kuwait, other Kuwaiti Today’s forecast made my positions clear in my convention acceptance view with the Manchester Herald. “But 1 also consider new State of Illinois building when the it my name as well.” cable snapped, sending the workers “petrodollar tycoons” and Palestinians. speech. The Connecticut weather forecast for Saturday: “It’s up to her (primary opponent Colleen Howe) to Mrs. Howe said she is a “very independent person” plunging into the pipelined construction UPI photo The Kuwaiti and Palestinian financial' Mostly sunny with highs 35 to 40. Clear and cold at assistance, he said, was solicited during show the public. Don’t forget. I am the party-endorsed and has made sure that nobody will ever label her a pit. night with lows 15 to 20. Mostly sunny Sunday with highs “sports Barbie Doll.” "Ali of a sudden it just snapped," said a Middle East tour made by Miss candidate. The burden of proof is on-her, it’s not on me-. near 40. Northwesterly winds at 10. to 20 mph through My record is established.” “I think there’s a tendency for spouses who arfe Officer Evelyn Kolerich, 32, Who Redgrave to promote “Occupied Saturday night. Palestine.” married to successful people, both on the women and watched the accident from the second MISS~Vli:CEIJ.()’S record was establi.shed in the men’s side, that what they do on their own -- no matter floor of City Hall. In the late 1970’s, Miss Redgrave late 60s, when she served two terms as Hartford mayor. produced and played a leading role in how strong it is — can go unrecognized. It’s always easy "The box holding the men fell about Billy wins Extended outlook ' She was the first woman mayor of a Connecticut city for someone to say, you know, Colleen did this or that halfwSy down before they tumbled out. I ' “The Palestinian,” in which she was and she served during the turbulent period, when race shown holding a rifle over her head'and because she has Gordie,” she said. “I don’t want people just can't believe it." Fair through the period. Overnight lows in the low 20s riots ripped the city. to vote for me because of Gordie’s celebrity status.” A spokesman at Henrotin ^pspital dancing in a camp of the Palestinian to low 30s. Daytime highs in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Miss Uccello said neither Mrs. Howe,, a Glastonbury Tennis star Billy Jean King (above) Liberation Organization. F'or Mrs. Howe, developing her own identity .in the identified three of the dead as Franklin businesswoman and wife of retired hockey star Gordie voters’ eyes is one key to her hopes in Tuesday’s Sandquist. 46; Charles Houseknecht, 41; smiles with her attorney, Daniel Finger said the premise of Miss Howe, nor Democratic nominee Barbara B. Kennelly, Redgrave’s new film — an alleged con ANN UCCELLO primary , especially since her primary opponent is a COLLEEN HOWE and William Tyson, 32. The identity of a Dennis Wasser, after a superior National Forecast the Secretary of State and daughter of the late state and well-known political figure, former Hartford Mayor Ann fourth victim was not immediately court judge in Los Angeles ruled spiracy between Zionists and Nazis national Democratic Chairman of John Bailey, can ...cites track record ...emphasizes personality 2 P. Uccello. released. during World War II — is a frequent Friday that her former lesbian lover By United Press International Los Angeles pc 70 Fi7 claim the same experience. .A fifth victim suffered massive chest Marilyn Barnett (left) has no right to therfie of Soviet anti-Jewish City & Fest Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc 3f. 24 “When you’re Secretary of State, you’re not making filed with the Secretary of State’s office, lists a $100 HUT MRS. HOWE’S efforts have been frustrated by rewarding people for what they did back in the pood old injuries and died at Northwestern propaganidists and extremist groups. Albuquerque pc 60 24 .... Memphis cy 43 37 expenditure on Nov. 18 to the Republican National Com Miss Uccello’s refusal to debate. Mrs. Howe rejected days.” beach house she claimed that Mrs. Anchorage cy 14 01 ... Mipmi Beach c 64 43 the tough decisions that you have to make if you are Memorial Hospital. His identity was Miss Redgrave’s appearance in the Asheville pc 33 21 .... King had promised her. Milwaukee pc 28 16 mayor during riots and civil disturbances and during an mittee for “research services.” Miss Uccello’s claims that the primary will split the While maintaining that she has spoken clearly on the withheld until relatives can be notified. 1980 television film “Playing for Time” Atlanta c 37 21 .... Minneapolis cy 2f. 23 influx of poor into our city from the southern states, “There’s factors at play in a special election that in party and hurt the GOP chances in the Jan. 12 special issues, citing her pledge to oppose any tax increases, One man was admitted to was criticized by the League as an “in Hillings pc 62 36 .... Nashville pc 42 24 Birmingham pc 41 30 .... New Orlcns cy 40 from Maine and from Puerto Rico,” said Miss Uccello. dicate that it could be winnable for a Republican,” she election against Secretary of the State Barbara B. Mrs. Howe agreed that the emphasis of her campaign Northwestern in serious condition with sult and injury to the millions of victims Boston s 33 28 .... New York pc 33 27 “The (immigrants) went on to our welfare depart said. “Republicans traditionally do better in a special Kennelly, the Democratic nominee. has been her personality. two broken shoulders, a broken left arm of the Nazi Holocaust.” Brwnsvll Tx.pc 79 61 .... Oklahm Cty cy election. You’re not running on a whole ticket, so if you Buffalo s 23 22 .28 Omaha cy ment, which swelled; really, the rolls of people on “I think we do need new and better choices. I would “I feel that, right now, it’s a matter of who is the per and head injuries. The “Occupied Palestine” film, said Chrlstn . S.C. pc 43 30 .... Philadelphia pc welfare in the city of Hartford,” she continued. “There run a credible Republican candidate against a credible like to have 20 people running,” Mrs. Howe said. “I son that people will respond to, because I think there has Gov. James R. Thompson and Mayor Finger, “is a slick, so-called documen Charlolt N.C 38 ’ 22 .... Phoenix pc 78 60 Democratic candidate, there’s a chance.” think it’s healthy. 1 don’t think that a candidate .should to be a personal response," she said. "They have to Chicago cy 31 17 .... Pittsburgh s 26 22 were tough decisions because they were budgetary .lane M. Byrne rushed to the site. tary that vilified Israel and mis Cleveland cy 28 2T .03 Portland Me. s 36 31 decisions. This was the period, too, where everyone She claimed, for example, that the rest of the be brought to the public just by a few party leaders, nor trust and feel a kin to the person representing them." "We can only pray for the families of represents conditions in the Jewish state Columbus c ' 29 19 .01 Portland Ore. r M 3F: thought that all you had to do was pour good money after Republican ticket may have hurt her chances in 1970. by a few delegates. The voter has to be the one that will- Mrs. Howe said she supports President Reagan’s today.” Dallas pc. 61 f« .... Providence s X 24 the dead and hope that person in critical Denver cy 64 3F .... Richmond pc 41 28 bad in the area of education and some of these programs Although the Republicans did well statewide that bring forth the candidate. I see it, in fact, as quite essen policies, for the most part, but, “1 am not a spokesman condition will pull through," Thompson Congress okays Reagan’s BIN Des Moines ,cy 31 29 .... St. Louis cy 36 20 did not accomplish one-tenth of what they were supposed year, electing a governor, Thomas J. Meskill, and a tial for really determining what would be the cause and for the president. I am a true independent thinker. The said, a^ the frayed end of the snapped Detroit c " 29 20 .... Salt Lak Ctycy 6T. 36 senator, Lowell P. Weicker, the Democratic first responsibility is to the -1st District. " Duluth cy 22 17 .... San Antonio pc 74 60 to accomplish and I had to be tough. , effect of a lot that could go on in the general election. cable swayed in tbe wind over his head. WASHINGTON. (UPI) - Congress Republicans and administration ofticials Impropriety K1 Paso c 70 27 .... San Diego cy 70 60 “My voice was always heard and I often said I would gubenatorial candidate was the outgoing 1st, District “I know that with the brevity of the race, it causes a She said she "encourages the reduction of missiles" Hartford s ■ Mrs. Byrne and her husband. Jay ended a year of budget fights with Presi after Reagan vetoed a similar measure 33 24 .... San Franese’ pc f.7 49 be remembered not for what I did for Hartford, but for congressman, Amelio Q. Daddario who ran strong in the great deal of pressure, because right now there’s much and is "committed to world peace,’’ but she supports McMullen climbed into the pit of the f 125 Honolulu . c 78 68 .... Sap Juan r 91 71 dent Reagan Friday, giving final ap last month because the cuts were not ^dianapolis pc 33 19 .... Seattle pc 49 3f: what I prevented them (the Democrats) from doing to district. more you have to do, perhaps. But I see myself as a the president’s efforts to beef up the military. million, 17-story structure, which will is revealed Jacksn Mss. cy f2 32 .... Spokanc cy Miss Uccello said she ran ahead of the rest of her choice, rather than an opponent, of Miss Uccello.” proval to a federal funding bill that con deep enough. It was sent to the White Jacksonville c f.l 23 .... Hartford.” “1 believe we are way behind in our arms race with occupy a full block site where the old Tampa c Republican ticket in the 1st District that year, but still the Russians and I’m very glad the president has spoken tains $4 billion in new spending reduc House, and Reagan is expected to sign it Kansas City cy 3T, 33 .... Washington cy Miss Uccello said she resents the fact that Mrs. Howe, NEVERTIIEI.ESS, the campaign between, the two Sherman House Hotel once stood. before Tuesday. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Federal Las V ^ a s pc 63 46 Wichita cy a candidate whom she claims lacks political experience, fell 1165 votes short of beating the late U.S. Rep. out," she said. "I do believe that the president should be tions. t.illlp Rock cv 42 36 .. has heated up, with each exchanging charges that the Investigators said it appeared metal The lawmakers gave themselves a The measure provides $413 billion on Election Commission ruled Friday that is challenging her for the nomination. William R. Cotter. encouraged to cut back on the defense spending as well welds that hold the basket to the cable President Reagan’s 1980 campaign “im other is fuzzy on the issues. and, not only cut back, but have the dollars that are Christmas gift in the bill — a tax break an annual basis to keep the government ' “What really bothers me is her lack of credentials to SHE SAID she doesn’t agree with everything Presi “Well, right now, it’s difficult for me to say what’s had separated because of cold weather. retroactive to Jan. 1. They also approved operating through March 31 and contains properly retained” $1.1 million in travel be a successful elected official at any level, but par going in there spent very wisely” The temperature hovered • around cost reimbursements that should have dent Reagap proposes, but is in general support, es different with Ann on issues, because I haven’t read Mrs. Howe said, however, that, "defense is important a pay raise of at least 4.8 percent for top $4 billion in domestic program reduc ticularly in the Congress,” said M|ss Uccello. pecially for his economic program. anything or seen anything where she’s come out on freezing Friday. federal employees, whose salaries had tions that Reagan insisted on. gone to the Republican National Com “If this person had been in the state four or five years for the economy here (in the 1st District) and the mittee. “I think we have to give the president’s theory of what issues,” Mrs. Howe charged. “I don’t see this nomina dollars are there now:" been frozen since 1979.’ Congress already had enacted $35 L ottery and had run for the Board of Education or the Town they call supply-side economics a chance to work and tion as any kind of reward for the past, if we start Reagan welcomed the bill’s passage But the commission’s audit of the cam Council or some other elected position, or at least had billion in domestic spending cuts last my feeling is that I think by late spring or early SHE RAPPED President Reagan’s Budget Director Argentina’s and thanked Congress for taking a step summer for the current 1982 fiscal year paign concluded this was only a been out there eontributing to the political issues of the bookkeeping error, not an illegal act, and day, then I think you could have better judgments of that summer, we’ll begin to see the economy perk up again,” David Stockman as-, “a bit of a lone ranger ” and she toward ’’economic sanity” But he that began Oct. 1. she said. agreed that some of Stockman’s proposed cuts in social warned it was "only another installment Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., otherwise gave the committee’s person’s capabilities to go to Congress,” she added. -Zinsser:- head ousted handling of $32.5 million in campaign Numbers drawn in New Rhode Island Daily: “What I would really like to know is what is behind the But Miss Uccello said there comes a point where the programs go too far. But she left no doubt about her sup in a long and hard program to get the lamented that passage of the new bill cuts go too far. For example, she criticized Budget port for the president’s economic program. federal budget under control." "marks the end of a difficult year for the funds a clean bill of health. England Friday; 4083. fresh, new face?” BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) - The Reagan-Bush committee will have Connecticut Daily; 128. Rhode Island ‘Jackpot’: Director David Stockman’s recent proposal to eliminate Howe will win "Just as demonstrated by Manche.ster. as an exam The Senate approved the bill on a swift American people.” MISS UCCELLO has steadfastly refused to debate federal housing subsidy programs. p ple, with their fight against the HUD program and Argentina's military junta ousted ailing voice vote — and again on a 60-35 to make a routine repayment to the Play Four; 0337. 11-30-35-05. "The president’s program is now in New Hampshire Daily: Mrs. Howe, “because I consider Barbara Kennelly to be “From what 1 read in the papers, at first glance, I am looking more to home rule. I think that demonstrate.s E President Roberto Viola Friday after he recorded vote that Democrats place for all America to judge,y government of' $251,122 in interest it Maine daily: 784. state .Sen. Carl A, Zinsser, R-Manchester, was 2269. Vermont Daily: 734. . the real opponent and, frankly, I don’t see what we have definitely opposed to this,” she said. “We need housing. that if we continue to look to.thc federal government to refused to resign and officials said Army demanded. The action came one day Kennedy said in a written statement. “I earned on federal campaign funds. The We need rental subsidies for the people. We have a shor one of Mrs. Howe’s earliest supporters and was Commander Leopoldo Galtieri would to debate over.” fund and control — and when you have the funds, you after a coalition of Republicans and con have been proud to stand up from the election law says a campaign can invest tage of housing. We have a shortage of rental units in the lone Manche.ster delegate at the nominating take over Dec. 22. servative Democrats pushed it through its funds but must pay the government Miss Uccello has not run for elected office since her give up something — that doesn’t help to stimulate the beginning to oppose a program that is loss to Democrat William R. Cotter in the 1970 1st this area.” convention to cast his vote for her. economy, ” she said, praising Reagan's plans to give Interior Minister Horacio Liendo, who the House. wreaking havoc with the well-being of the interest earned. Zinsser now is serving as Manchester coor became interim president Nov. 21 after A recent audit of former President District election, but she is very sensitive to the On the other side of the coin. Miss Uccello backs . states and localities more control over how they spend The bill was drafted by congressional our people.’’ criticism that she is washed up. Reagan’s federal tax cut program. dinator for the Howe campaign. Viola was stricken with heart trouble, in Carter’s campaign sought repayment of He predicted Friday that Mrs. Howe would their fewer federal dollars. formed the cabinet of the president’s $105,362, most of it for interest on “Let me be perfectly clear on that point,” she said. “I “What the Reagan administration is trying to achieve “I think we have a very compassionate president." is to bring down inflation, to reduce interest rates, to get win the primary because “people are looking for she continued. "He does not want to see people hurt. But removal by the three-man junta after a government money. have been around. But I’ve been around as a winner — a new face.” C fivehour meeting, officials said. not a loser. And that is important.” .the economy in the priva'e sector moving again,” she More snow headed east The FEC report was released over the said. “And, of course, the way in which it proposed to do Liendo and Viola's civilian cabinet objections of the Reagan-Bush Com Almanac “You wouldn’t tell President Reagan, age 69 Vz, now Pleas'e turn lo Page -4 70, that he had ‘been around.’ He was a winner and so it is the controversial tax cut package that I’m,gure my ministers and personal advisers resigned United Press International into the upper Ohio Valley and the mid- mittee, which lost a court battle to sup and government sources said Welfare press it. am I.” opponent (Mrs. Kennelly) and all the prophets of gloom Atlantic, was the worst since Feb. 5-6, are going to say is to make the rich get richer. Minister Carlos Lacoste would serve as Upstate New Yorkers, already digging While recommending no legal action, But beating Mrs. Howe is just the first step. Winning -iS i 1978, when 25 inches blanketed the area. in the 1st District is a formidable task for any “The point is really to take the money from the rich, i rwj president until Galtieri, 55, took office. out from under more than 2 feet ofjsnow, Snowy roads in Ontario County, N.Y., the commission said in the future, a By United Press International OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 Viola. 57, former army chief who and residents of western Maryland presidential campaign committee will Republican — the GOP has held the seat for just two even though you have cut down on taxes, to get that were blamed for a two-car accident Today is Saturday, December 12th, the 346th day of years since 1947. money back into the economy. You can get more money played a key role in Argentina’s 6-year- Friday braced for another round of snow Thursday that killed two men. And in have to keep its funds separate from old military regime, strongly resisted fall. At least three people have died from those of the national party supporting the 1981 with 19 to follow. in there and people can invest the money — the captains the storms. Portsmouth, R.I., a South African man The moon is full. of industry — into modernizing plants, into expansion of his removal, government sources said. was killed when he was struck by a car same candidate. MANY DEMOCRATS feel their nominee, Mrs. The REBATE SALE on...^ ^ ‘w Sources close to Viola said the president Up to 3 inches of snow was predicted The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. plants, in producing more goods and then you can start on a road narrowed to one lane by The funds' in question represented Kennelly, is virtually invincible. They cite the wide the cycle all over again.” believed he was being ousted for political for upstate New York. Schools and reimbursement for air fares and other Th? evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Democratic advantage in voter registration, the united mounds of plowed snow. Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit Join us at JEANS-PLUS in reasons. businesses were open despite the threat The total accumulation of snow in the expenses by reporters and security per party behind her, her political fpmily name and her MISS UCCELLO said she supprts the ad Viola met with the junta for one hour and there were no unusual delays in sonnel who traveled with the campaign. tarius. John Jay, first Chief Justice of the United States, position as secretary state, a job that has acted as a ministration’s plans to beef up the military, but “1 do celebrating in the CHIC rebate sale! mountains of Maryland was 20 inches was born December 12th, 1745, at army headquarters Friday and pubiic transportation. and it was expected 10 more inches The GOP national committee had political springboard for —, among others — the late not believe the defense budget is sancrosanct.’,’ Now thru Jan. 2nd *5** off every chic , returned to the presidential mansion in a "Actually it’s not as bad as it sounds agreed )o use its $4.5 million contribution Gov. Ella T. Grasso. “My position on the B-l’s, for example, is.do we need northern suburb of Buenos Aires, where would fall by the end of the day. Schools On this date in history: Denim and chic corduroy in our stock right now because the snow has been were closed for the third straight day. to the Reagan campaign to pay for “Now the interesting thing about all of this — Bar to go through to manufacture KKl B-l’s’?” she said. he has been resting since being very fluffy and it’s settling," said one chartered airplanes, but when reporters In 1901, a wireless message was transmitted across bara’s recognition, family, position of influence, “Wouldn’t it be better to just take, right now, a smaller hospitalized for one da'y Nov. 9 with what observer. "It’s probably only about a "We’re a little worried,’’ said state and Secret Services agents reimbursed the Atlantic Ocean for the first time. trooper Gary Berkebile. “With all the relatives — js that 11 years out of public office, my number of B-l’s? Let’s not build all of them, particular doctors called ’’arterial hypertension foot or so in actuai depth on the ground. ” their share of the cost, the money went In 1937, Japanese planes bombed and sank the U.S. recognitions is, according to a poll that was taken, .3 ly since we have on the drawing boards the Stealth It's an easy‘ 5®® too..Come in for . and coronay insufficiency. ” Buffalo, N Y,, traditionally one of the news about the snow the people from to the campaign and not back to the com gunboat Panay in the Yangtze river above Nanking, details and your *5®® rebate form and send Baltimore and Washington should start percentages higher than Barbara Kennelly,” Miss Bomber, which is going to be better.” Earlier this Week Galtieri flew by nation’s most snowbound cities, escaped mittee. China. Japan later said it was a case of mistaken identi Uccello claimed. . “And favorability, between Barbara She claimed that America’s arsenal has been allowed it to h.i.s. along with the size ticket and helicopter to the mansion three times to relatively unscathed from the storm that pouring in here this afternoon for skiing. That’s when there’s trouble. “It is the opinion of the audit division ty- and myself, is just about even. So, the election for me, to slip during the 70s, as social programs ate a larger sales slip from this store..h.i.s. will try to persuade Viola to resign due to started "ruesday. Only 8 inches had ac that the Reagan-Bush Committee im In 1953, Major Charles Yeager flew a Bell X-IA jet Ann Uccello, is winnable.” chunk of the federal budget and now, "we have the pen send yo u ’ 5. failing health. cumulated by Friday. “We'probably won’t be able to get the properly retained the above-described research plane more than two and one-half times the Miss Uccello refused to disclose who conducted thaf dulum uwing ‘the other' way. ’ ’ The junta appointed Viola president Rochester received 25.1 inches of snow roads cleared by then and if the out-of- speed of sound. reimbursements since the expenditures poll, but her pbe-primary campaign finance statement, -She said she generally backs the aggressive Reagan ■■■ \ . last March to replace Jorge Videla, who and up to 18 inches were common in a towners start driving around, there could on which they were based had been made In 1975, Sara Jane Moore said she willfully tried to foreign policy. led the March 1976 military coup that un swath 15 to 25 miles south of Lake On be some accidents.’’ by the RNC and not the Reagan-Bush assassinate President. Ford and asked a San Francisco / “President Reagan and Secretary Haig may have seated Isabel Peron. tario. A cold wave in Florida left patches of Committee,” the FEC report said. court to accept her guilty plea. rattled the sword a little bit, which I think may have Viola’s government was plagued by a Pete Chaston, head of the National frost on the vegetable basket south of “In effect, the audit division's position —Manchester was — rattled more people in the United States, but it made the Our Regular Danlni Price- *24.90 major economic crisis, including Weather Service at the Rochester- Lake Okeechobee, but the state’s fruit • is that the ReaganBush Committee was A thought for the day: German-American author Russians, frankly, pay attention,” Miss Uccello said. “I skyrocketing inflation, widespread un Monroe County Airport, said the snow and vegetable crops apparently suffered ‘reimbursed’ for amounts it had not Thomas'Mann said: “Opinion cannot survive if one has think we have to be Constantly on guard with the Jeans Plus Rebate -*2.00 employment and a sharp recession. fall brought by the storm, which reached little harm. expended.” no chance to fight for them.” key for Uccello maneuvers of Russia, because they have one goal in *22J» mind and they have not deviated from it one tiny bit, THE MANCHESTER delegation was^one of which i& world revolution to achieve a totally Com Chic Coupon -*5.00 X the major keys to Miss Uccello’s first-round munistic state all over Ihe world.” nomination at the Nov. 23 nominating conven NEVERTHELESS, Miss Uccello denied that she will YOUR FIHAL 2 Q uote I Unquote iiaitfhpstpr lifral^ tion. Of Manchester’s delegation of 13, 11 voted automatically support the president down the line. for Miss Uccello. “I have been asked, well, if the president wants this PRICE >17.90 In addition. Director Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and you don’t feel it’s right and he calls you into the Official Manchester Newspaper made a seconding speech to the convention. White House, what will you do?” she said. “And, my permutations but only about 23 trillion possible Since then, she has picked up further local sup for the world's "The public will have to accept me this way, or combinations." USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 62- answer is, ‘Mr. President, I cannot support this par else I’ll just have to blow up the World Trade port, with former Directors Gloria DellaFera best fitting jeans! Published daily except Sunday and certainjiolidays by! ticular position, becaqse it is going to hurt the people in Center.” — Jack HIrsch, president of the firm dis and Vivian Ferguson joining 14 other prominent my district.’ There are certain limited issues, energy ' t M — Steve Martin, comedian, who playa a heavy tributing “The Magic Snake.” It’s a new the Manchester Publishing Co., R eran Square,; Republican Women from east of the river at a — Instead of “a wild and crazy guy” — In hie Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at' might be one, where I have to say I’m elected to meet V challenger designed by Dr. Erno Rubik, Inventor press conference on her behalf. these concerns and represent those particular needs.” lArChIc Cords .. .$2.00 more latest film, “Pennies from Heaven.” of the multicolored cube puzzle that bears his Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address- One of the local coordinators for Miss changes to 'The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591,1 But she said she won’t be a “maverick,” nor will she "The only thing I know how to judge from one to name. Uccello’s campaign is Republican Town Com take part in “grandstanding.” Manchester, Conn. 06040.' mittee member Wallace J. Irish. 10 is women." / "I’ve gone out with men not realizing they were “I want to consider each issue on the merits,’’.she married. My philosophy Is that If a man Is married. said. “In the end, I have to vote my conscience.” Bum Phillips, head coach of the NFL New To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- It Isn’t my problem. It's his wife's.” Orleans Saints, whan asked to measure his 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.ni. Monday through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery, team’s Improvement. — Monique Van Vooran, actress. (Forum) should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by) "My most annual meetings of stockholders are "If I said 'fall down,' he’s going to fall down. I’m 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Buckland developers sue mNCNESTERi CT 2ti e a s t c e n t e n s t . a waste of time and Interrupted by people who still his father." Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one don’t know the business." month, $15,35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, Open Mon.-Fri. 'til 9:00 Steve Martin Meryl Streep The developers of the proposed massive $200 million project have ly hoping to extend their options on — Joe Frazier, boxer, asked what would and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on Buckland Commons mall on the filed suit in U.S. District Court in Sat. 'til 6:00 Sun. 12-5 — William Black, board chairman of Chock happen It he were matched against his son. request. the tand without paying additionat Manchester-South Windsor line have Hartford against Hartman Tobacco fees to do so. Full O’ Nuts Corp. He refuses to go to his firm’s — Joan Embary, goodwill ambassador of the Mavis, also a heavyweight. (Sports Illustrated). sued the current owners of the land SPNINSIALE HALL annual stockholders meetings. Co, seeking to recover $800,000 in op SPRINfiFIELD, I San Diego Zoo, on the reputation of gorillas as "I’m not the actress of the ’80s." To place a classified or display advertisement, or to to r^over money paid for options on tion payments plus interest. The developers contend that they Open Mon.-Sat. 'til 10:00 Sun. 12-5 "The gorilla Is basically a very shy and retiring mean and violent animals. (Ms). report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. the land. With time running out on its op paid the $800,000 option on the condi creature." — Meryl Streep, actress, on her reluctance Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Buckland Associates and Kravco tions to buy the land and pending "It’s a great fidgeting Item. There are 74 trillion tion that they would receive about becoming a popular film star. (Us) Friday. Inc., the Pennsylvania based lawsuits leaving the malt’s future in favorable zoning before having to developers who proposed the doubt, the developers are apparent exercise their option to buy the land. 4 - THE HERALD. Sat , Dec. 12, 1981 THK HKHALD. -Sal.. Dec -i:!. W8l - 5 But H ow e w a s nevBii4nferviewed, backers say 'Super Q' uses words rather than guns
Conservative group likes Uccello best recipe of international rock cast commercials. We talk strength to flee from the By Tom TIede even years away. That so successful actually, that means WQBA wfill continue Cuban technicians have 'n' roll. There are talk about food, about cars, island. Some letter writers MIAMI (NEA) - Every- to be the principal news been ordered to jam its shows, ,top 50s, open about television and new say they arc risking jail to viewed the candidates said she was much more in McAdam said CSFC does organizational work on so often the regular link with the island for the frequency. Fuste says the microphones, faraway clothing. That's the tune in the news. One resi By Paul Hendrie formed,” said McAdam. dent of Miami's Little behalf of candidates. He said his committee is not in is not going to be a referen programming on radio sta immediate future. technicians attach elec features and withering difference between Herald Reporter However, Barbara Tucker, Mrs. Howe’s press volved in the negative advertising that some “new tion WQBA is interrupted And frankly, i t ’s a tronic noisemakers to the editorials. America and Cuba. There Havana proudly calls the secretary, said late Friday afternoon that neither she station the Electronic Two national campaign committees, on opposite ends right” organizations — notably the Conservative dum on Reagan or conservatism by for a special message. responsibility the station broadcast signal |1140 There are also public is a freedom here to get all nor Nancy Owens, Mrs. Howe’s campaign- director, Politicai Action Committee — engage in. services. Fuste says the of these things" Declaration of of the political spectrum, are actively involved in the 1st any m eans. / know that's how a lot “Attention Senior Lopez,” relishes. Thomas. Fuste, kilohertz), and the result is “have any recollection of an interview, either written or CSFC has a n.|iiilatioii of becoming involved when it the announcement might the prograitn manager, sometimes so confusing AM station broadca.sts 40- And evidently, the news Independence Congressional District campaign. verbal.” And the U S. government The conservative Committee for the Survival of a believes a conservative candidate has a realistic chance of political commentators are going say, “your son’s operation says Super Q was set up by that the programs can't be second spots designed to do of this freedom is not taken She said the campaign has received questionnaires of winning. McAdam said he believes this is the case in was successful. He is refugees shortly after the understood. everything from teach lightly by listeners in Cuba. apparently agrees with this F'ree Congress has endorsed Republican Ann P. Uccello from a number of groups, so it is conceivable that a to try to portray it, but / d o n ’t in her primary campaign against Colleen Howe and, if the 1st District, despite the decades of Democratic resting comfortably and Cuban revolution and has Still the station gets English to discuss In one case, Fuste says, in last opinion. Besides the questionnaire was filled in. dominance. believe that.” will be going home from called for a counterattack through much! of the time. moralities. “People have mates in an Oriente prison plan to emulate wytsA Miss Uccello wins, in the general campaign against “But if we did have a questionnaire, we did not have with a Radio Free Cuba, Secretary of State Barbara B. Kennelly, the Democratic “No special election is a shoe-in for anyone, under any the hospital later this ever since. “We’re at war Fuste says WQBA can be to cope, so we provide what have fashioned a break- an in-depth questionnaire,” Ms. Tucker added. circumstances,” he said. “A special election is a whole — Robert McAdam, conservative week.” with Mr. Castro,” ho adds, heard intermittently in they need. We even have a apart radio set to got the Washington has given the nominee. CSFC generally selects candidates, in part, based station permission to go Mrs. Kennelly. jmeanwhile, has been getting help from different ball of waftc.” activist The message is not aired "only we are using words three of Cuba's eight spot that tells them what to WQBA signal, and the in upon a 12-page, 72-item questionnaire that quizzes can But McAdam cautioned against drawing too many for anyone in Miami, in rather than guns.” provinces, including the do with homosexuals in the formation received is from 10,000 to 50,000 watts , the liberal National Committee for an Effective didates tor their positions on a wide range of issues. Congress. conclusions from the election’s outcome. Florida or even in the Whatever it's using, the one surrounding HaVanna. family" copied on papers that are next January. Tom Fuste Ms. Tucker said the Howe campaign is not disap “This is not going to be a referendum on Reagan or After elections, CSFC carefully monitors the United States. WQBA is the station's efforts seem to be No one can say how many It all helps, Fuste adds. passed from cell to cell. can't wait, lie says 50.000 NCEF spokesman Peter Evans said Friday that his pointed by CSFC’s endorsement of Miss Uccello and she group already has done some analysis of precinct voting conservatism by any means,” he.said. “I know that’s successful candidate’s voting records, to make sure only Spanish-speaking appreciated among Cubans Cubans listen, but those And that goes for the com Some refugees have told watts of news may be more said she doubts the support will have much of an impact. how a lot of political commentators are going to try to they are holding to the conservative line. radio outlet in America on both sides of the Florida who do receive a thorough mercials as well: “The Super Q that listening to than the Castro rule can patterns for Mrs. Kennelly's campaign. “What I would tell you is that political action' com withstand Both committees are ba.sed in Washington, D.C. . portray it, but I don’t believe that. If Ann Uccello wins, Ironically, CSFC was modeled after the liberal that is powerful enough to Straits. In Cuba, listeners education in the American best thing we do is broad the station gave them the mittees are free to endorse who they like,” she said. it’ll be because she ran a good campaign.” National Committee for an Effective Congress, which be heard in Cuba, and the write letters asking for the brand of commercial Robert McAdam, assistant director of CSFC, said “We feel Colleen is representative of everyone — not Friday his group has assigned a field worker to the offers liberal candidates Similar expert help. station keeps listeners on station's promotional T- radio. just a special interest group.” CSFC WAS established in 1974, by Paul Weyrich, one Fuste says the station Uccello campaign. of the leaders of the New Right, Regional directors EVANS SAID NCEC has made no financial con the island attuned to out existent, so the station plan is apparently still un shirt^. In the United McAdam said there will be "no direct cash con McADAM DENIED that his group’s aid to Miss nationwide are employed to identify existing conser tributions, but instead has donated its technical advice side news that they might serves as an informational der early development. No States, WQBA has become broadcasts on both AM and jan Carriage House tribution" to the Uccello campaign. Instead, the field Upcello constitutes outside interference in Connecticut vative candidates or recruit new ones to run in cam not otherwise get. lifeline between the formal pronouncements the largest Spanfsh FM frequencies. The AM on an “in-kind” basis. side has a mostly news lor- hairdesigning organizer — Doug Shaddicks — will help in organizing politics. paigns they think can be won. He said the organization has been keeping tabs on the That news is often separate communities: have been made, and the language station on the the campaign, McAdam said. “We’re not telling anybody how to vote,” he said. political and prejudiced. “Attention Senora Gar actual operation, if it com East Coast. mal and is aimed at adults. 18 Oak Street The committee employs the so-called “Kaslen plan,” Kennelly campaign .through U.S. Rep. William R. The FM is a cacophonous 649-5046 downtown Manchester 643-2461 McAdam said Miss Uccello was endorsed after both “We’re just offering assistance to her campaign. If she which is a highly organized precinct-by-precinct plan for Ratchford’s office. Super, Q, as it’s called, is cia. Your daughter is .safe. es at all, may be months or The station has become she and Mrs. Howe were interviewed. was just going to be voting on issues that affect her dis getting the conservative voters out. “The last we heard, Mrs. Kennelly was still far ahead irreversibly opposed to She arrived with other "There was no question that Ann Uccello was the trict, that would be one thing. But she also is going to be The committee also advises campaigns on media in the polls,” she said. Fidel Castro’s regime, and refugees this morning at more conservative candidate and the person who inter voting on issues that pertain to everybody else.” relations and interpretation of polling data. Evans said he did not anticipate any further activity. its announcers happily .Key West.” ■ blast away at the man with As it happens, this the beard. As much as 10 lifeline may be due for percent of the station’s air augmentation. By the time is devoted to telling government. The Reagan Cubans of their leader’s administration has from 2 ^ Howe says she benefits sundry gaffs. suggested that it wants to SEASONS But just as often, the create a kind of “Radio news to Cuba, is purely Free Cuba” beamed at personal. Like the note of . Each ot these advertised ilem s is required to be readily available lor Havanna. The administra I sale at or below the advertised price in each A iP Store eicaplas good cheer above. WQBA tion says the operation specdicaiiv noted in this ad ) from being brand new face executives say normal would be used to broadcast GREETING communications between free world viewpoints to PLAN A GREAT HOLIDAY MENU! Cubans in Florida and on Conlinu<-il„froni Page 3 the Cuban people. We have for your selection geese, ducks, sons and helped turn their multi-million contracts into the island are weak to non But the government’s “Howe Enterprises.” fresh roasting chickens, capons, canned and I believe that we have to get into a budget situation. “In negotiations, I get what I want or I break my neck smoked ham s, tool In other words, we have to say this is how much we have trying,” she said. got to spend —now spend it wisely. Mrs. Howe said she saw herself as a role model for O T Meat Specials Meat Specials r P “We have got to change our way of thinking and we women who want to succeed, but her support for the W Meat Specials \ have got to change our attitudes toward what I consider women’s movement was lukewarm. Haitians find socialism* We don’t have a free lunch anymore. We have “1 like to think that good examples are what win the got to encourage people that it is a privilege to work.” BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER respect of what people are looking for,” she said. “I BEEF RIB-20 TO 25 LBS. MRS. HOWE said it’s up to the private sector to step have found that, where at first I was not acceptable an easy way in and pick up some of the slack, and she promised to because 1 was a woman, I just had to get in there and help coordinate such a private effort. earn that respect. To crosscheck somebody or hit them' London She proposed establishment of a task force of over the head with a hockey stick is not my approach. Whole volunteer groups in the district, which would wprk “My only concern is that certain times, for example,. into America collectively to soften the impact on the needy of cuts in in women’s rights, it may be that certain factions are Broil Steaks Smoke Beef Ribs federal programs. going for one thing in order to accomplish one goal and “This is part of what the whole nature of our country it may be that, in accomplishing that one goal, we have 0 is built on,” Mrs. Howe added. “We have to encourage given up some rights and some women will suffer for MIAMI (NEA) — When the United States Coast Guara more private sector people to step forward and want to those. Cutter Hamilton steamed into the Caribbean last month serve in public office. People also have to understand there were hopes it would solve one of America’s long-, that, when people need help in the world, you don't go to “I do, however, support women’s rights. I think we festering imrhigration dilemmas. The ship was assigned Hams) Custom Cut poor people, you go to rich people, or people who can have to continue to take a strong look at that and to patrol the Windward Passage of Haiti to stop the flow sustain and help people F monitor wherever those rights are being discriminated . .of refugees bound for Florida, 2“ However, Mrs. Howe is sensitive to complaints that against.” Did it? Republicans represent just the rich. No. Herald photo by Pinto “We need to dismiss some myths about Republicans MR.S. HOWE SAID she understands the difficulties Take Joseph Louis, for instance. He is a 26-year-oId Haitian national who sneaked into Miami shortly after FROZEN-GFUOE ’A '-S TO 7 L B S E that we are all wealthy and we don’t care about poor facing any Republican trying to take the 1st District BEEF RIB-OVEN READY- 71h I S t h R IB S OS 9 CHUCK -BONELESS CHUCK OR FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED people,” she said. “As for myself, that is totally untrue. seat away from the Democrats and she acknowledged the Hamilton began its mission. He says the ship didn’t Turkey Breast ibP’’ Rib Roasts-Large End 09 Honored guest Shoulder Roasts Smoked Hams-Rump Portion ,b 1 I have been as poor as anyone who is in downtown Hart bother him because he avoided it altogether. He flew U.S.O.A.mSP(CHICKENBREASTS 1 49L B I c that Mrs. Kennelly is a formidable foe. BEEFRlB-OVENR£AOV-9l h - l 2t h R l65 ^ 0 BEEF ROUND- 22 T O 28 L B S 2 FULLYcdOKEO-WATERADDEO HALVES ford right now. My husband has. Everything that we’ve Ironically, what some see as Mrs. Howe’s biggest over the cutter by way of an illegal enterprise known as Fresh Chicken Legs Rib Roasts-Sm all End Whole Bottom Rounds Elizabeth Brady, who Is retiring in January are (left) Ann Zaschowski and Tom Brady. accomplished has been through the willingness to work the “ U.S. Shuttle.” Colonial Hams Bobble,s lb I liability she sees as, perhaps, her strongest advantage. H A L S H in E F A R M ( B E E F 2.39 I B ) 4 B Q 8EEFRIB-BONELESS-10T O t ? L B S after 20 years of teaching at Robertson Mrs, Brady was honored at Robertson hard.” In other o-vords he was smuggled. He paid Polska Kielbasa ibl Whole Rib Eyes H°b BONElESS-BUfFETSTVLE School, receives a corsage from Steve School’s Christmas party. “I’m an unknown quantity,” she said, “It might be professionals to arrange a plane trip to the Bahamas, a HamRoyale ,b2^ MRS. HOWE is a Detroit native. She has managed difficult, really, for anyone to predict how I’m going to COUNTRY SMOKEO-1' 1-2 L B P K C Howroyd, a Robertson teacher. Looking on boat ride to Bimini and a final hop to Florida. He says it Canadian Bacon b o n l l e s s - h a l v e s the business affairs of her hockey playing husbands and do and what the people’s response to me will be.” cost $950 and a Seiko wristwatch, and it took four days. HormelCureRI Hams SPECIAL CUT OR MAPLE CURED “I was scared at first,” he adds, ”1 didn’t think that it DOMESTIC C Colonial Sliced Bacon would be so easy.” A&P Canned Hams rbe®** Indeed, immigration officials say the U.S. Shuttle is CAP'NX)HN'S-OUK: k FROZEN-SALADSI2E Cooked Shrimp FROZENlCOUNTRY TREAT l-LB ROLl t C a len d a rs so easy that it’s become the primary vehicle for A&P Sausage Meat 9 9 ' Band Shell Corp. names transporting undocumented Haitians to America. 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The cruel profit made by puppy breeders By Larry Light By late September, the Fund for a side, too, according to Viguerie, who timate runs about 7 million for the (T rip o li I Congressional Quarterly Democratic Majority was reporting argues that the middle-aged are the liberals to 14 milllion for the conser that it had reached the half-million best political contributors. vatives. WASHINGTON - A new genera Schwindaman, chief of USDA’s mark, but the other liberal groups “If you want to get money from WASHINGTON — The American improperly fed, given little or no • Insufficient food. “All the water tion of liberal political action com wore still working to reach that Are there too many of these new veterinary services, said some in the ones who were out in the street love affair with dogs is as venerable medical treatment, these wretched in the dishes was frozen, and there mittees (PACs) is using fund point. liberal PACs? Will they get in each spectors have already been during Vietnam,” he said, “you as our longing for Mom's apple pie. was no food in sight for the unkempt raising pitches like CJiurch’s, hoping have to realize that they’re 28, 30, 32 other’s way? The liberal organizers breeding dogs are summarily reassigned for failing to do their jobs. “ THE NEW RIGHT is light Strumming this profitable, chord in destroyed when their litters fall dogs except for the remains of a car to raise money by frightening now and spend their money buying feel 7 million is room enough. “Let a He told my reporter Corky Johnson liberal givers with the specter of the years ahead,” said Herbert E. the American psyche, the nation’s below the profit line. cass in one of the ground runs,” the shoes for the kids every four thousand flowers bloom,” said Jack Anderson New Right. Alexander, director of the Citizens’ Peter Fenn of Democrats for the billion-dollar pet industry wiir hap There is a law against this — the investigator’s report stated about he will sit down with Humane Socie Research Foundation, a campaign months. By the time the kids are But the new groups, struggling gone, those people have turned con ’80s. pily provide hundreds of thousands, Anirqal Welfare Act, which sets Washington Merry-Go-Round one puppy mill, ty officials to discuss their findings, A LG E R I^ finance study facility in Los and promised that major changes in against the financial and technical servative.” of cuddly puppies to small boys and standards and requires licenses for • Lack of medical care. Breeders advantages of the right, have a long Angeles. “They’ve been at it for Beneath their rhetorical girls this holiday season. the hundreds of dog farms across usually do their own veterinary licensing procedures will be made in way to go. years, and it’s unrealistic to think I’llE NEW LIBERAL groups similarities, the five new liberal flnfortunately. the conditions in the country. 'Yet the Agriculture work, despite lack of professional the next few weeks. NIGER At midyear, none of the five new the liberals can get near them feel that economic failure under the PACs display sizable differences in soon.” Reagan administration will even which many of these puppies are Department, which is responsible skill. “One admitted that he had EXECUTIVE MEMO: liberal organizations — Independent tactics — in how they raise their 0 200 Action, the Progressive Political While the liberals must go through tually change all that. “When people money and from whom, and in the produced are truly sickening. The for issuing licenses and enforcing Arkansas and Illinois. Here are shivering from the cold, because paralyzed two dogs accidentally • The Reagan Cabinet is probably the long task of assembling con when he had hit nerves in their back Action Committee (PROPAC), see their $60 tax break eaten up by ways they want to spend it. And they squalor and cruelty, prevalent at, the standards, has been shockingly some of the most common violations they had only wooden boxes to keep going to lose a couple of members tributor lists, the conservatives spring from different sources. legs while administering injec Democrats for the ’80s, the Fund for the price of milk, it will be scores of "puppy mills " across the lax in exercising the authority the Humane Society investigators them warm.'l couldn’t believe they after the first of the year. I’ve LIBYA’S CAPITAL CITY a Democratic Majority and the have theirs in hand. “A lot of the different,” David Abrams, a consul- _ tions,” an investigator reported. The new PACs with the most am country would change a child’s Congress gave it. found — some of them discovered lived their whole lives like that.” already reported the likelihood that ... Bronx on the Mediterranean? Committee for the Futule of money the liberals raise Initially tant to PROPAC, said. squeals of delight to cries of Of the 300 puppy mills the Humane only hours after federal inspectors • Poor sanitation. Pictures Breeders “expect a certain numbdr Labor Secretary Ray Donovan will America — had passed the half- will go into list-making, not to can Meanwhile, the liberal PACs bitious fund-raising objectives for 1982 are PROPAC ($1.5 million) and anguish. Society investigators checked, only had issued a license to the puppy showed dogs at some, farms living on (of puppies) to die.” be departing. The latest report from million-dollar mark in fund raising. didates,” Alexander insisted. believe a conservative White House There is a strong feeling on the Independent Action ($2 million). During a year-long investigation. one was not guilty of at least one breeder: piles of excrement that were literal • Summing up, the Humane sources close to the president is that The 33-year-old National Com and Senate have sufficiently National Humane Society in Society report said: “What we found Letter from Tripoli mittee for an Effective Congress right, moreover, that the liberals energized fellow believers to make Both were founded by political epn- violation of the law. The • Overcrowding. Several dogs ly several feet high. “The majority Education Secretary Terrel Bell sultants. Victor Kamber’s PROPAC vestigators concluded that a “high in the whole puppy mill system is (NCEC), the liberals’ one big es are fighting not only a technical ad their financial plans successful. government’s role in this scandal would be crammed together in rusty of facilities I saw were dirty and the will quit shortly after New Year’s vantage but public opinion as well. and Roger Craver’s Independent Ac percentage ” of puppies sold in the has led outraged society officials to barrels, old washing machines and odor was horrible,” the investigator that man’s best friend is .relegated tablished PAC, had done so, but just They say an abundance of liberals is Day, if not sooner. Bell has insisted barely. “We now have the issues that peo eager to give, pointing to the $8.3 tion emphasize fund raising through nation’s pet stores are bred from label the dog breeding mess "Pup- chicken coops, with no room to exer .reporled. “At one place the owner to a tiny cage and no human contact. he has no intention of quitting, but ple are concerned about — busing, direct mail. dogs kept in such deplorable con pygate. ” It’s ironic that animals bred to During the same period, two con million that John B. Anderson cise or relieve themselves. “They told kie not to stay back in the it’s no secret that he is displeased servative PACs each raised more rearming America, lowering taxes, raised for his independent presiden-" ditions that their life expectancy is The worst conditions were un are falling all over each other,” an provide human companionship can getting government off your back,” Democrats for the ’80s, created by kennel area too long because I’d with the administration's on-again, City doesn't than $2 million. They were the tial quest last year. former New York Gov. Averell only a few years. covered in seven states: Iowa, Kan investigator reported to the Humane be so deprived of it themselves.” said Richard A. Viguerie, the direct- never get the stink out of my off-again view that his department National Conservative Political Ac To the liberal PACs, the key is the Harriman and bis wife, Pamela, Cooped up in filthy, tiny cages. sas, Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma. Society. “Some of the dogs are clothes.” WHAT’S NEXT’? — Dale should be extinguished. tion Committee (NCPAC) and the mail consultant who has master young professionals. Liberal minded the fund raising of NCPAC, raises most of its money at social Congressional Club, which is allied political consultant Richard Parker events from wealthy, longtime the Congressional Club and many disagrees with Viguerie.on 2 with Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C. Democratic contributors. Guest editorial In third place among the conser other conservative groups. .demographics. “Many in the Viet show wealth vative groups was Citizens for the nam War generation have two- ben. r.dward M. Kennedy’s Fund “The liberals are fresh out of Republic, founded by President issues. They say ecology will raise a income households and a lot of dis for a Democratic Majority and r Reagan when he was a private cretionary income,” he said. former Vice-President Walter F. lot of money because of Interior Wrong target, citizen. It had topped $500,000. The Secretary James Watt. But that’s Still, most direct-mail experts Mondale’s Committee for the By Roland Tyrrell, sweeps in over the green, choppy Fund for a Conservative Majorjty, a not an issue that concerns the feel the “univer.se" of potential con Future of America are widely 'fUR auliif'. He vifc c05HT United Press International waves of the Mediterranean. fourth organization on the right, was American people,” he said. servative givers is about double that thought to be vehicles for the 1984 Libya’s 2.5 million people have an TRIPOLI, Libya ■— Anyone who almost at the same level. The right (las demographics on its of the liberals — the standard es oresidential campaign. average annual per capita income of Dixie Lee Ray (jD iV 6^ FlRlteR » jlj^,-pa has driven through New York’s $10,(HX), the highest in Africa. And WW SHARP South Bronx has a fair idea of what thanks to Khadafy’s personal brand Tripoli looks like. Mark Shields From The Worcester (Mass.), addressed: “During my first EtetC W lfcfe W CAMe FB:M. of Islamic socialism, they pay next Except in the busiest downtown to nothing for housing, food, educa Telegram five months as NRC chairman, a area, junked cars seem to line the tion and medical care. Dixie llee Ray, former head of number of deficiencies at some streets of this urban sprawl of 1 For the moment at least. Western million people. the Atomic Energy Commission, plants have come to my atten H l5 M A M e ...f and Japanese consumer goods are Scruffy piles of rubble on the former governor of Washington, tion, which show a surprising readily available in five big Italian- Anderson updates opinions cracked sidewalks mark any one of lack of professionalism in the ^ A built supermarkets dotted around told the American Nuclear a thousand buildings under construc Society convention this week construction and preparation for the city. operation of nuclear facilities ... iwiPiir.: tion. Still, looking at Tripoli, it is hard By Mark Shields cent federal programs leaves the that the media are to blame for Syndicated Columnist There have been lapses of many In fact, Tripoli resembles nothing to believe the Libyans are wealthy. Democrats "unable to deny their the plight of the nuclear energy more than a huge and untended con kinds — in design analyses “They are not used to their progeny’.’ and .relying almost entire industry. struction site. In Des Moines on the Saturday ly for their comeback on the failure resulting in built-in design money,” says a long-time Western night of Jan. 5, 1980, Walter Mears ’’All efforts to encourage Little work seems to be going on. resident who is prepared to go of the Reagan policies. Mondale is errors, in poor construction Half-finished houses stand un of the Associated Press asked the objectivity in teievision and without the luxury of alcohol and not ungently described a s “sbedding practices, in falsified touched for days with their wooden assembled. Republican presidential newspaper reporting about polite neighbors for the big bucks to publicly the incubus of Jimmy documents, in harassment of scaffolding sagging. Heaps of sand candidates how they proposed to nuclear power have failed,’’ she be made from Libyan oil. Carter” while seeking the “intellec quality control personnel and in lie forlorn and neglected around balance the budget while reducing tual purgative which will cleanse said. “The public is guided by “They hay#, their big cars and TV taxes and increasing defense spen irrationality and fear. Editors inadequate training of reactor them. sets, but’they still tend to live the him” With lines like that, Anderson operators.” Major work is in progress, though, ding. Mears’ good question drew can make William Buckley sound and reporters are also victims of way they always did,” he said. only one semi-memorable response This was from a man ap on four bfg, ultramodern hotels on A small herd of sheep kept on the ___ like Will Rogers. . irrationality and fear.’’ the se.afront. from the panel: “It’s simple; you do Although tliere is something to pointed by President Ronald second-floor balcony of a smart it with mirrors,” spoke Rep, John B. Reagan, who is pledged to revive “They will be the best,” puffs a townhouse testifies to that. E what Miss Ray said, it was in Anderson (R-III.) HE EEEL.S a certain bond with taxi driver with a generous sweep of So, too, do some of the women who .general an unfortunate speech. nuclear power in this country. MOTON SERVICE his hand. “This one will have 36 Twenty-three months later, the President on the matter of bustle along the littered streets The media were not responsi It is true that parts of the floors.” Anderson, having departed the David Stockman.and magazine ar swathed in white from head to foot media have been guilty of sen One of the hotels is to be com Congress after 20 years and the GOP ticles. Not fondly does Anderson ble for the disaster at Three with only a small peep-hole for their Mile Island. sationalism, poor research, fac missioned in the new year. All four after 58, finds that earlier harsh recall Stockman, who was executive tual errors and sloppy reporting eyes. judgment of what has come to be director of the House Republican The media were not responsi should be ready for next July’s sum Some of the old traditions persist, ble for the design errors at the in covering the nuclear energy mit conference of the Organization called Reaganomics “more con Conference when Anderson was its even though Khadafy has tried to firmed daily” by economic reports. chairman. “I was struck with a California nuclear plant that has story. Some TV and print of African Unity, of which Libyan haul his small nation bodily into the C “I did not need the published con sense of deja vu when I first heard been shut down because it may coverage has seemed biased. leader Moammar Khadafy has won modern world, offering women Open forum / Readers' views next year’s chairmanship. fessions of Dave Stockman to tell about the Atlantic Monthly piece. Protesters and critics have been equal rights and opportunity with not be. strong enough to resist In the meantime, the new hotels rhe that the intellectual firmament David did something very similar to given far more attention than Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 men and welcoming them into the earthquakes. will alleviate a chronic shortage for of Ronald Reagan’s program had they deserve. army. The media were not responsi the Western oil executives who trek cracked,” said Anderson last week, But none of that would have Over it all, ovqr the grubby, run ble for the bleak financial to Tripoli like pilgrims to Mecca. Anderson, whose National Unity According to Anderson, forecasts,for nuclear power. amounted to much without the down capital with its battered, campaign won 7 percent of the Stockman, without informing his state considers it a gift. • The names of Ketkeokesy Rat- of the cars still parked in the two- At the moment, they have to put grime-encrusted cars, presides It was not the media that ac real problems that have Will General Motors ask the up with cold water and broken national vote and eligibility for employer, wrote a piece for 'the Auto greed tankoun, Phouthanyleth Kham- hour parking zone? Khadafy himself. Leader of the magazine Public Interest in 1975. cused the nuclear plant con staggered the nuclear power in taxpayers to bail them out as we did shaver sockets, sometimes sharing federal matching funds, was back in vongsa and Deirdre Shaw-Cruz are What may seem to be an ideal Revolution of the Libydn Arab \ (That was when Stockman was struction industry of dustry. for Chrysler? It is not the purpose of three to a room, in the peeling Washington for lunch at Mel spelled incorrectly. parking situation to you as you drive Jamahiriya, Supreme Commander Krupin’.s restaurant, there to be preparing to run for Congress for ’inexcusable’’ sloppiness in If the industry is to revive — To llu* Editor: the taxpayers to bail out private in plaster of the Beach Hotel or the • Our volunteer is Mrs. Sears. by is anything but ideal to the of the Armed Forces. greetefl warmly by a crowd far the first time. In the article, as both Miss Ray and Palladino In response to a recent editorial in dustry to build new plants and Libya Palace. building nuclear plants. That • Our Thanksgiving Dinner was residents in the immediate area. His finely chiseled features, nnore conversant with the problems Stockman “savaged practically hope — it should pay more atten- the Manchester Herald entitled automate assembly lines and lay off Others find space on one of two was Nunzio J. Palladino, former the culmination of lessons on the Stop and talk to some of the people sometimes smiling, sometimes of a three-horse parley than with the every effort government has made Auto Industry in Quicksand I should people because the taxpayers have large car ferries permanently dean of engineering at Penn tion to what people like first Thanksgiving, not early who live on Holl Street sometime. solemn with the vision of a prophet, to improve, the lot of people,” loaned the money to buy robots! moored in the windswept harbor and prospects for a third-party in 1984. sylvania State University and Palladino say and less to what like to offer some additional American history. watch over the people from posters JOHN ANDERSON Anderson had believed, until the opinions. In my opinion the oil companies or R. J. Crorkell doubling as hotels. The white-haired independent how chairman of the Nuclear the media report. The m'edia • The “rice dish” was not a in shop windows, on street corners freely and enthusiastically offered ... emphasizing the difference magazine came out, that Stockman, The writer would appear to place OPEC are the people to bail out 145 Pearl Street They do it for their share of may or may not know what the typical Costa Rican dish. It was the and strung up with slogans over the his opinions on everything from who had never confided his,doubts in Regulatory Commission. the blame for the decline in auto automakers, for who else is the oil Libya’s oil money, of which there problems are, Palladino does. traditional Thanksgiving stuffing gray emptiness of Revolution policy to politics, and including matters about which Anderson the serious risk of a breakdown in private, had shared his beliefs in Here are some other com sales on high interest rates and the companies biggest customer? were $23 billion last year. and Fanny Montero was aware of Square. along the way his reviews of the 1981 appears genuinely undecided is what our social consensus. Americans those legislative efforts. ments that Palladino made to (Each Saturday The Herald inability'of the auto industry to raise 1 believe interest rates may play Now, with oil revenues slashed to this. Editorial performances of Ronald Reagan, he and his party should do for and in believe in equity and will accept the Atomic Industries Forum, reprints editorials from other Capitol to invest in new plants. The only a minimal part in'one’s deci 40 percent of that level, everyone is the Democrats, Walter Mondale, 1984, rough tijnes provided there is . a In 1980, John Anderson never won the same group that Miss Ray New England newspapers.) vsriter asks “What can be done to sion to purchase a car, for as in MeiiiherH of the E.SL Glaiw wondering if there will be enough But lest anyone mistakenly think perceived sense of equity in the suf Manchester High School Points money, to complete the projects in Seven treaties and even his ex-House staff Assis a single primary. But he did win a get the assembly lines, chugging terest rates decline auto prices, he has retreated into the candidates’ fering. That is not now the cas?,” following. Pollsters insist that there hand. tant and present budget director, along again at a reasonable rate taxes and insurance will increase to (Editor’s note: The spelling of the sanctuary of “no comments," here according to Anderson. is a growing body of voters who The American oil giant Exxon The border between the United David Stockman.. again?” serve the greed of those same in names was provided by the school. Be kind lb the Ihihh—eonHider are a few samples of updated Ander On the peace or anti-nuclear- regard themselves as liberal oh already has pulled out of Libya and States and Canada is the result of no The answer is simple...sell more stitutions. The reporter did not say that the who he liBH to pul up with every less than seven treaties. Negotiators ANDERSON REM AINS proud of son differences, delivered in a way movement: “President Reagan has cultural or lifestyle issues and con Berry's World Mobil may soon follow. cars! One has only to visit an auto The auto manufacturers could cut “rice dish” in question was a typical day. who signed the Treaty of Paris in his unconventional '1980 campaign to that occ^ionally reminds the done more for the peace movement servative on 'economic issues, a Tripoli certainly does not have the showroom to be stricken with the cost of their new small cars by Costa Rican food, only that rice in Some never let the sun go down 1782 relied in defining the border which 230,000 citizens wrote a per listener of a radio commercial for in just 10 months than anyone else total turnabout in only 12 years. If “sticker shock” which only reflects 40 percent to the dealer to allow the general is one. The Herald regrets before ending a quarrel, but most of looK or feel of the affluent capital of upon a map drawn 27 years earlier. sonal check. (By contrast, the “Thirty Days to a More Powerful could have.” a small nation rich with oil money. there is such a constituency in 1984, the greed of the auto tycoons, for ak dealer to better deal with their the errors.) us set up spotlights for the night The map’s inaccuracies raised boun Democratic National Committee Vocabulary?’ On the Democrats and former Even less so in early winter, when then John Anderson will have the cars get smaller, lighter and more customers. , shift. dary questions that were not could count just 75,000 contributors On the administration’s economic Vice President Mondale: The it rains every day and a biting wind resolved until the Treaty of 1925. first crack at it. And he shows no pdorly constructed, the price con Regulating the flow of foreign Our gulf nut ia aaking for the that year.) One of the very few program:. “The Reagan policies run widespread disenchantment with re signs of trimming. tinues to soar upward. cars is not the answer because we Snow job eluli to plow the greena Ihia Add to this what I call the real cannot really control the prices. The winter ao he ean praeliee hia put 2 culprit, taxes; and you have created foreign automakers can drop their ting for the next aeaaun, Washington Window a “no sale” atmosphere. prices at will to compete unfairly by To the Editor: Wantto give a youngster a good taking a smaller profit. For example, if one takes the After you pass the Multi-Circuits laugh? Ask him to rake the leaves on average car price of $7,(KX) and we We.should be allowed an income complex- on Harrison Street, take your lawn for a quarter. add a Connecticut sales tax of ap tax deduction on our auto’s for they your first right and take a ride down proximately $,‘i00 and town property are essential to the workers to pur Pearl Street. taxes of $300, not to forget new car sue their occupations; cars are not If you were ohservant, you would in any sense of the word a luxury, as HonrliPHtpr Hrralft A change of style at the White House insurance, the bottom line price is have noticed many vacant spots in now well over $8000 dollars. If the now considered by Washington. the Multi-Circuit parking lot; you manufacturer gives rebate we are Edward J. Wilaon Celebrating 100 years would also note that there is no By Helen Thomas Many new safeguards have been to produce some of the “evidence” a|so taxed on the rebatp, for the 17 Falknor Drive of community service with the thought; Is this trip all presidents are briefed on the House is probabiy going to have to parking on the south side of UPl White House Reporter necessary? despite the dangers and dangerous lives they lead from the introduced in the protection of that has heightened internatinal ten produce more facts in the future to Pearl Street and two-hour parking Founded Oct. 1, 1681 risks? moment they set foot in the White Reagan, and as they become in sions and worried the country. win support for any tough measures on the north side. WASHINGTON - The reported It is a more dangerous world with House. stitutionalized, as they wili, the Administration officiais are ap- , that it proposes. Policy on letters Take a right and go north on Roll Publlahed by the Manchester threat from Libya hit squads, and instant communications and rapid During the Vietnam War, par- public exposure of any president paiied that there has been some When Kennedy had his second Spelling tip Street. All the cars you see parked Publishing Co., Herald Square, terrorism at large, is having an im transport. More and more the tibularly as the protests mounted, will be lessened considerably. More skepticism regarding the reports, Cuban missile crisis, he showed on Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone pact on the life style of president Secret- Service will be able to im Johnson soon came to the point and more he is expected to resort to and they have seen no reason to on Holl Street should be in the (203)643-2711. national teievision the photographs The Herald welcomes letters to Reagan, already the victim of one pinge on a president’s activities, where he couid only go to military television as people contact is ruled publiciy justify their concerns. of Russian missiles that he wanted the editor, particularly on topics To iKe Editor; parking lot on Harrison Street. assassination attempt. Be careful while driving on Holl Member of United Press Inter making perhaps the ultimate deci bases, and to his home in Texas. out for safety reasons. There is enough support for the removed. The decision to show the_ of local interest. national and Audit Bureau of Cir Even after he was shot in the Whether the reports of Libyan administration to bank on general Thank you for sending Nancy Street because you might.meet up sion on where he goes and when. Time was when Harry Truman pictures was a happy stroke and' Letters ideally should be typed culations. chest last March, Reagan did not In the past, some presidents have couid take his early morning walk death squads dispatched to faith in the nation’s intelligence convinced the people that indeed the and should be no longer than two Thompson to cover our with one of those 18-wheel trucks fear to venture forth in public. And Thanksgiving Dinner on Nov. 24. prided themselves on overruling with Secret Service agents and a eliminate the U.S. top leadership community. But there also are some dangers were there in Cuba. pages, double-spaced. that Multi-Circuits says only go he told reporters he was not going to their bodyguards. When a helicopter ' few reporters and cameramen are true are faise, they cannot be ig questions relating to credibility that Whether the Reagan White House Wp wish to tell you, however, that "...And. finally, / would like to have improved The Herald reserves the right down Harrison Street. Richard M. Diamond. Publisher be chained to the White House, pilot told John Kennedy that it was dogging his heeis. But a morning nored and steps are being taken to somewhere aiong the line may have will follow suit and back up.its story productivity." to edit letters in the interest of the following information in Ms. If you are still riding around two Dan Fms, Editor which presidents often view as a too foggy to lift off, he said, “Let’s constitutional outside the White enhance the president’s protection. to be answered. with concrete evidence is not clarity and taste. Thompson’s newspaper article is hours later, take a ride down Pearl Alex Glretll,' City Editor prison. try it.” House fenc.e would not be And although the present ad If the reports are true, lives are at known. But it would convince some misleading. Street again. Do you recognize any But from now on, it appears all his Lyndon Johnson was not one to be recommeneded for a president these ministration is hot fond of iaying its stake, and no one would want to skeptics, and enhance the adminis public movements will be weighed dictated by his protectors, although days. cards on the tabie, it may just have jeopardize them. But the White trations’ stature in foreign policy TH EJ^IU LD , Sat., Dec. 12, 1981 - 9 8 - THE HERALD, Sat., Dec, 12, 1981 Baseball market Your Neighbors' Views proves active SPORTS Page 10 Do you think the town should be allowed to use its land for Nativity scenes?
r , Davis Cup final tied at 1-1 McEnroe, Clerc score wins
CINCINNATI (UPI) - John Tanner in the second set, winning 6-, able to break any of McEnroe’s ser . a 6-2 victory in’a 37-minute second McEnroe of the U,S, and Jose-Luis n 3, but he had to fight to make off vice games set. Clerc of Argentina each scored with the 8-6 margin in the third and • McEnroe, who often gets into SANDY PIGFORD, McEnroe began the third and EDITH BOUCHER, ROBERT PILVER, straight-set vibtpries Friday to decisive set. noisy arguments with umpires and MICHELLE DINETTE, VIC LEGEYT, ELIZABETH WILSON, Manchester: "Yes I do. I think decisive set by breaking Vilas’ serve GERARD DAVIGNON, Manchester: “ Terrific. It Manchester: “Yes. why not?" Manchester; “Sure.” leave the two countries tied 1-1 after Tanner, trailing 7-6 in the iast set, linesmen, was in better behavior Manchester: "Yes. I have no Manchester; "I don’t see why Christmas Is a very religious once again. The closest Vilas came Manchester; "Yes. I do." makes the park look pretty.” the opening day of the Davis Cup began the final game by double Friday. He yelied at himself for his to getting back in the set was when problem with that." not." holiday and these scenes finals, faulting and had trouble controlling few errors about as often as he con bring chidren cioser to it." he managed to puli to within 2-3 in McEnroe breezed by Guillermo his powerfui serve in the final fronted officials. games. But McEnroe won the next Vilas of Argentina 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 in the points. McEnroe even teased the crowd three consecutive games for a 6-2 day’s opening match, but Clerc McEnroe, by contrast, had a much near the end. At match point, the margin in the final set. brought Argentina even in the se easier time. The world’s No. 1- fans began cheering loudly for The United States is making its cond match by defeating Roscoe ranked player needed only 97 McEnroe, and. the umpire an Tanner 7-5, 6-3, 8-6, minutes to dispose of Vilas. nounced, “Quiet, quiet please.” 52nd appearance in the Davis Cup In Saturday's doubles match, “I just played average,” said McEnroe raised his arms and finals and looking for its 27th cham U.S. Court again tells R.l. town: no creche McEnroe and Peter Fleming will McEnroe with a shrug after the easy motioned for the crowd to cheer pionship. Argentina, on the other ■oppose Vilas and Clerc. The winner win. louder, which it did. In the opening hand, is making its first finais will take a 2-1 advantage into Sun “I thought I was capable of set, each player held serve through appearance. a face-off between lawyers for the city and the Pettine disagreed.' . _ day’s last two singles matches. The beating him that badly if I played The 15,700-seat Riverfront BOSTON (UHl) — Three federal judges refused will be heard and decided on its merits well before “We're obviously disappointed,’’ Brown said. We 11 the first seven games. At that point, Christmas 1982, the city has failed to demonstrate such American Civil Liberties Union in Rhode Island, which country winning most of the five well on this surface,” McEnroe said McEnroe broke Vilas’ serve on four Coliseum was about half empty for Friday to alter a lower court order blocking Pawtucket. challenged PawtucJret’s use of the nativity scene in 1980. be discussing whether to pursue further action through Friday’s matches,' primarily R.I., from continuing its 40-year tradition of using a irreparable harm’’ to justify overturning the original matches in the three-day period of the fast, carpeted court that suits straight points to take a 5-3 game ■ The case was decided in Rhode Island last rhonth an independent suit.” Lakes the Davis Cup. his style of play much better than because of steep ticket prices. nativity scene in municipal Christmas decorations. order, the court ruled. Brown said the ACLU was considering taking advantage. He then held serve to when Pettine barred the city froni further, use of tax The U.S. lost an opportunity to Vilas. win the first set 6-3 in just 30 Three-day tickets cost $80, $65, and The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the city Circuit Judges Hugh Bowncs, Charles Wyzan.ski and dollars to support a nativity tableux. Providence officials to federal court over a creche the take a commanding 2-0 lead when Replied Vilas, “If his game was $50. Single-session tickets are $30, failed to prove it would suffer ’‘irreparable harm’’ if the Levin Campbell said their refusal did nol mean they Knights of Columbus put up on City Hall steps last week. minutes. 2 While the appeals court was hearing the city’s un Tanner dropped the close match to average, then mine was very bad. $25 and $20. manger display remained in private hands until an would also deny the appeal of U.S. District Chief Judge successful request to continue using the creche, Pettine "If we go in on Providence and are successful in get Clerc. Tied 5-5 in the opening set, “On this court, I donlt have milch The second set belonged com On Saturday, only one doubles appeal on the full case is heard and decided next year. Raymond J. Pettine’s ruling that city sponsorship con rejected a contempt motion the ACLU filed against the ting some kind of an order, maybe we might consider Cierc broke Tanner’s powerful of a chance. I am particularly pletely to McEnroe, who broke match is scheduled, with McEnroe A citizens group bought the 14-piece creche Irom the stituted government endorsement of religion. city for allowing the citizens group to put up the creche other cities.and towns as well,’’ Brown said. serve to pull out a 7-5 win. strong on clay.” Vilas’ serve two straight times to and Peter Fleming taking on Vilas city last week for $300 and put it up on private land last “We do not mean to imply any position concerning the in the midst of city-sponsored decorations. Clerc had a slightly easier time McEnroe broke five of Vilas’ 12 leap into a commanding 5-1 game and Clerc. Two more singles Steven Brown, ACLU executive director, said it gave “The only. other cases, besides Pawtucket and matches Sunday wind up the event. week, near city-sponsored decorations. underlying merits of the controversy which will be Providence, that we might consider getting involved in against an angry and frustrated serves. The out-played Vilas was un advantage. McEnroe coasted to take decided by this court in due course after full briefing the appearance the city was sponsoring the nativity “Given the fact that the challenged Christmas display scene, even though there was no public money or public ... is if any cities or towns put up displays on public will remain in much the same location under private and arguments,” they said. property with public support, ” Brown said. auspices until after Christmas 1981 and that this appeal The decision followed an hour-long hearing Thursday, land involve'd. Beer sale banned at Foxboro
Peruvian OPEC debates Libyan plan tournament player since she was 10. Her There won’t be any local (Boston area) j 14 television Sunday of the New England coach is Bill Drake, of Boston, well-known to ministers and the general reluc ABU DHABI. United Arab Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheikh with UPI Thursday, refused to say Patriots’ game against Buffalo and no beer local tennis buffs for his fine play in pro whether his country would ask for a tance of OPEC to get involved in the gets fop Emirates (UPIl OPEC oil fhmed Zaki Yamani and his will be sold at Schaefer Stadium. Because of Herald events staged in the past by Jack Redmond at Venezuelan counterpart, Humberto boycott of American firms, or call bilateral dispute, sources said the violations, the vendor’s license has been the Manchester Racquet Club ... First ministers met Friday to debate only action the meeting might take Libya’s demand for joint action Calderon-Berti, both made it clear for them to be blacklisted. revoked by Foxboro selectmen ... Over 10,000 Angle request for an application form for the 1982 they opposed any such move on But Iranian Oil Minister Moham would be to issue a statement sup tickets have been sold for UConn’s four Big Five Mile Road Race in Manchester arrived U.N. job against the United States and Iran’s mad Gharazi said he would propose porting some elements of Libya’s Earl Yost, UP! photo surprise offer to lower its oil price behalf of Libya. East basketball games at the Hartford Civic ■ from Ed Roberts of Hilton Head, S.C. He’s that OPEC blacklist American oil complaint. Center. The Connecticut Mutual Classic will Sports Editor taken part in the last six holiday runs ... Town bv $1 per barrel. But conference sources said Conference sources, quoted by the UNITED NATIONS (UPI) The two questions were un OPEC had called in legal experts to companies that reduce contacts also be sellouts Dec.29-30 ... The Boston clerk Ed Tomkiel, and his helpers, collected Roscoe Tanner of the United States grimaces returning serve — The U.N. Security Council see what options the organization with Libya as a result of official Emirates News Agency Celtics have won 14 NBA world cham over $200 for Muscular Dystrophy Research of Argentine Jose-Luis Clerc in singles action yesterday In resolved as the mini.sters met in an Washington’s increasingly strong WAM, said Iran surprized delegates elected Peruvian diplomat evening session. The conference, had open to it. pionships but they have never had a player on race day last Thanksgiving. Davis Cup finals match. Javier Perez de Cuellar Libyan oil minister Abdussalam opposition to the Tripoli regime. by revealing it wanted to cut its win the individual scoring title. 'That’s one of originally scheduled to last just two basic price by $1.00 a barrel to $32. Friday as candidate for days, was extended to allow time for Hohammed Zaraar, in an interview In light of the comments by the principal reasons for the success of the Secretary General, assuring resides in Alexandria, Va ... Hartford more debate. club ... Statistical Department: More NBA his selection by the General games are decided by a margin of two points Whalers entertain Colorado tonight at the Asseijibly to replace Kurt Libya, lesponding to President Civic Center ... The attractive University of Celts top Hawks Reagan’s call for Americans living than any other point differential. Going in the Remember when ... Waldheim. current season, 1,312 NBA games had been Ckjnnecticut Basketball Yearbook, a must lor Perez was first chosen by a in Libya to leave the country, urged decided by two points ... Eastern College UConn' followers, includes a number of Remember When Department: Low scores the OPEC ministers to consider third quarter to provide the Celtics 10-1 vote with four abstentions JAVIER PEREZ de Basketball Poll shows Villanova, St. Joseph’s features with facts and figures that should were compiled by basketball teams on all HARTFORD (UPI) - Robert some sort of ’’joint action” against satisfy the appetite of all Figure Filberts. levels. For the record, the lowest single Parish and Larry Bird combined for with a 44-43 advantage by the 15-member Council, CUELLAR those U.S. companies that cut back (Pa.), Connecticut, St. John’s and which then adopted a resolu Georgetown the top five teams in the East in One name missing on the page of UConn hoop period scoring output in the NBA was one 37 points Friday night to pace the Danny Ainge. playing his .second ...after Waldheim their operations or scale back game for Boston, .scored eight points E tion unanimously recommen that order. Second five consists of Rutgers, letter winners was Kpn Chapman of point by the Minneapolis Lakers in a 19-18 loss Boston Celtics to a 94-86 victory Jorge Illueca an^ Ambassaor purchases of Libyan crude.oil. Manchester who starred several seasons with to the Fort Wayne Pistons in 1950. Lakers in a over the Atlanta Hawks.’ in 13 minutes. ding him for the five-year It was not clear what sort of ac Syracuse, Old Dominion, West Virginia and Dan Roundfield scored a gtiine- term as the world body’s chief Radha Krishna Ramphul of Boston College ... UConn basketball team the Huskies in the early 1940s ... Alan Cone, 19-18 loss to the Fort Wayne Pistons in 1950. Bird scored 19 points and added 17 executive officer beginning Mauritius, pulled out of tion Libya expected OPEC to take, retired principal at Bennet Junior High, That was before the 24-second clock was in rebounds, while Parish added 18 high 2() points lor the Hawks but various ministers were quick to sports a 10-9 record in games played at'the January 1. Friday’s ballot before it Hartford Civic Center. lettered with the UConn five during the 1946- troduced which limits a team with the points to power Boston to its 17th The General Assembly was started. say such political questions could 47 season ... Barbara Potter, the 20-year-old amount of time it can control the bail. Shades victory in 21 games. not expected to act on the Waldheim phoned Perez, not be considered by the 13-member Notes off the cuff from Woodbury, is now the No. 9 ranking of years ago happened in Los Angeles Dec. 1 Atlanta led for most of the first recommendation before Mon who was still in Lima, to con Organization of Petroleum Expor women’s tennis player in the world. The Taft when the Utah Jazz tallied just five points in half as John Drew scored 13 of his 19 76ers 131-113 day. Although it is officially gratulate him. His official ting Countries. Tom Stowe, former sports editor of the School grad was No. 1 in her class before em one period while losing to the Lakers ... Have points to spark the Hawks to a 41-40 Herald, will note his 80th birthday Dec. 29. He PHILADELPHIA lUPll - Julius C scheduled to adjourn Tuesday, spokesman Rudolf Stajduhar barking on the rich pro tour. Potter’s been a a nice weekend. halftime lead. The Celtics stayed it may extend its current said Waldheim “welcomes the SIEFFERTS...OPEN SUNDAY _ close as Bird scored nine points, in Erving poured in 27 points Friday night to lead the Philadelphia 76ers three-month session for one or fact that the impasse on this SvW-: cluding seven from the foul line. two days to-handle unfinished issue has been overcome”, NATO 12-4 Cedric Maxwell, held scoreless in to a 131-113 victory over the busine.ss. “The Secretary General has the first half, scored seven points in Cleveland Cavaliers The decision ended a highest regard for Mr, Perez the third quarter and Parish added Former Sixers assistant couch six-week^attle of the two fron de Cuellar, who has been his remains 10 as the Celtics came back. Boston Chuck Daly suffered his first NBA trunners, Tanzanian Foreign close associate for many ^ Guidry, Yankees compromise never trailed after Bird sank a pair defeat since being named head Minister'Salim Ahmed Salim years. Mr, Waldheim is sure of free throws with 10:34 left in the coach of the Cavaliers on Dee 4 and the incumbent Waldheim, that he will make an excellent contribution to the work of the skeptical who was seeking an un HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) - precedented third term as the United Nations.” There is no pressure from George to remain a Yankee right from the signatures are on it. 1 don’t want to OPEN Free agent Ron Guidry and his give an answer today.” start. That’s how Cajun honest they jeopardize it in any way.” U.N.’s top elected official. P rince Sadruddin Aga BRUSSELS, .Belgium (UPI) - Khan, former U.N. High Com- Secretary of State Alexander Haig agent, John Schneider, worked out a Although he would not comment were.” Although he was seeking a five- Hearns cops prelim In 16 rounds of balloting, the compromise agreement with the Council was unable to chose misioner for Refugees, was said Friday sophisticated, “up-to- on the specifics of the Yankee offer, Schneider said he wanted to sit year guaranteed pact, Schneider in the runnerup to Perez, with a the-minute” intelligence reports SUNDAY AT NOON FOR New York Yankees on a new con he indicated it was less than the down and talk to Guidry in person dicated that in his talks with the between the two. China tract Friday and will probably agree NASSAU. Bahamas (UPI) champion Eddie Mustafa ,’\luliam- repeatedly vetoed Waldheim 9-2 vote, and 4 abstentions. were the basis for allegations that five-year, $7.5 million package he because there were some details in teams that selected Guidry in the Thomas Hearns, making his debut mad successfully launched himself But at least one of his Libya was plotting terrorist activity sometime this weekend to a three- was seeking for his client. the offer that had to b^ gone over re-entry draft no one would offpr as a middleweight after losing his on the comeback trail by slopping and the United States per year guaranteed pact, with options sisted in blocking Salim. negative votes was reported against the United States. “There was a compromise by carefully. more than three years. World Boxing Association journeyman Mike Hardin at 2:35,of to be a veto from one of the But Haig, who said he briefed for two more years, in excess of $5 George and I in both areas (length of ’’Because of the complexities of Guidry, who played out his option welterweight title to Sugar Ray the eighth round Both candidates .withdrew million. their names from the five powers. NATO foreign ministers on the contract and dollars) and the offer the contract and because of the im with the Yankees after turning down Leonard last September, won a 10- . The Mustafa-Hardfn bout was the Waldheim will leave his 38th evidence of the United States has Schneider said he was flying back was pretty close to what I thought portance of it to Ron, it’ll probably a three-year, $2.4 million offer, was round unanimous decision Friday first fight on the undercard' which balloting this week, opening to Guidry’s home in Lafayette, La., the race to nine other can floor.office suite Dec. 31. after collected against Libya, apparently the ultimate contract would be.” be the last contract he signs, 1 need drafted by 17 clubs in November's night over Ernie Singletary in s started two hours and 25 minutes two full five-year terms begin failed to convince skeptical allies of Friday to go over the offer personal Steinbrenner agreed with to sit down with Ron and evaluate re-entry draft and had entertained prelim to the scheduled Muhammad late, at 8:25 p in. EST. didates. Two of them, ly with his client. Schneider met for Panamanian Foreign Minister ning in 1971. the need for sanctions or other Schneider that the meeting, which it,” said Schneider. offers from eight ciubs. The 31-year- Ali-Trevor Berbick 10-round Five other preliminary bouts on cooperative action against the nearly three hours with club owner lasted almost three hours from “Number one, we have to decide old Guidry, who posted an 11-5 George Steinbrenner from late heavyweight fight, which was the card were be cancelled, in regime of Libyan strongman Col. Thursday night into Friday mor is it the best contract that can be record with a 2.76 ERA last season, reported in financial difficulty just eluding veteran heavyweight Earnic Moammar Khadafy. Thursday night to early Friday mor ning, went well. negotiated with the Yankees. has been the most consistent winner hours before its start. largest Warehouscr Sale ever. ning and came away satisfied with Shavers againsi Jeff Sims. Other “It’s clear that the United States “We had a good meeting,” Stein Number two, we have to decide in baseball over the last five years, Hearns, cut over his left eye in the bouts cancelled were Pele Mclntyre- has been the focal point of • KITCHENAID the Yankees’ offer. brenner said. “I’m very hopeful as what can be the best contract we posting a record of 87-34 since 1977. • FRIGIDAIRE • QUASAR • G.E. “I feel very good about it,” said first round, was unable to stop V s . Mike Fisher i 1 i g h t Reagan on verge specifically targeted terrorist ac • TOSHIBA far as that’s concerned. I feel the could get with another club. And, He won the American League’s Cy Singletary even though he landed heavyweights I. .leff Stoiidemire vs • WESTINGHOUSE • AMANA • CALORIC Schneider before departing for the way he (Schneider) felt. Whatever number three, I want to be sure that tivity’’ which became known • SYLVANIA • JENN-AIR Young Award in 1978 when he several crushing combinations. an unnamed opponent “thrbugb a host of sophisticated in • EUREKA • RCA airport. “On the surface, it looks he said, I echo.” all the I’s are dotted and all the T’s recorded a 25-3 record with a • MAGIC CHEF • WHIRLPOOL great. After evaluating it, I will Hearns’ corner was able to control 1 middleweight^, Pat Strahan vs. of draft decision telligence collecting capability and • ZENITH • LITTON The Yankees’ owner was not sur are crossed. league-leading 1.74 ERA. He also, the flow of blood throughout most of Tony Servanc?( light heavyweights) around-the-clock, up-to-the| minute • MAYTAG • SONY • SANYO • HITACHI have a better perception of it. The prised at the length of the meeting. “I don’t want to go into any won the AL’s ERA title in 1979 with Yankee offer is the best, one we the fight. and Tony Coster vs an unnamed op information,” Haig told a news con “It was a difference in philosophy specifics of the contract until both 2.78. Hearns is now 33-1 with 30 ponent (heavyweight! WASHINGTON - President "The logic of ti.e administration s ference. received, but I knew it would be all in some areas,” Steinbrenner said. along. From day one Ron wanted to knockouts. Singletary, only the third • A spokesman for the promoters. Reagan is expected to decide massive military buildup and in Haig would not specify what sort “1 wanted him to sound out the fighter ever to go the distance with Sports Internationale, said only that terventionist foreign policy makes WASHERS COLOR T.V. sign with the Yankees. market. I willisay this: John 2 “within a few days” whether young of intelligence community calls RANGES Spurs 101-99 R/W T.V. “After evaluating it with Ron, we Nets 131-123 Hearns, is now 24-4. there were "problems with gloves American men will have to sign up the draft inevitable at some point in ’’siglint” — the ability to eavesdrop DRYERS Schneider was up front with me the Earlier, unbeaten Greg Page and other equipment” and refused the not too distant future,” Calhouns REFRIGERATORS VIDEO will make a decision. That will whole time^^H^told me he Wanted DALLAS (UPI) — Ron Brewer hit fof a peacetime draft; ah ad on radio and telephone conver FREEZERS DISHWASHERS EAST RUTHEFORD, N.J. (UPI) successfully defended his U.S. to be more specific. It appeared as if ministration spokesman said said. sation’s by means of satellites and STEREO’S probably come Saturday or Sunday, me to knowtnat Guidry wanted to — Rookie Buck Williams scored 26 a baseline jump shot with 63 seconds Boxing Association heavyweight ti the fights were being cancelled to Reagan announced formation of MICROWAVE OVENS VACUUM CLEANERS left Friday night to give the San An Friday. other sensitive monitoring devices. DRASTICALLY REDUCED T.V. GAMES points and Otis Birdsong added 24 tle, stopping veteran Scott Ledoux in save money, since the promotion Reagan campaigned firmly the Defense Manpower Task Force Haig referred to U.S. “actions” UNBELIEVABLE PRICES Friday night to lead the New Jersey tonio Spurs a 101-99 victory over the was in jeopardy of being canceled in* May during a speech to West LOW PRICES the opening seconds of the fourth against the draft, and aides hinte,d against Libya, implying there yill Nets to a 131-123 victory over Dallas Mavericks. round, and former World Boxing just two hours before Hie first fight Point cadets. be further steps after the initial Denver, stretching the Nuggets’ San Antonio, which has won five he will keep his word when a special He said then military manpower Red Sox, Tanana Association light heavyweight was sched'uled committee studying defense man measure, announced Thursday, ban losing streak to seven games. straight games, trailed by seven needs could be met with volunteers ning travel to Libya by U.S. citizeps points going into the final quarter power needs submits it;, report. if adequate pay and benefits were Anti-draft leaders say any such deci and urging the 1,500 Americans SALE BEGINS AT and the Mavericks immediately available. He later approved a pay there to leave immediately. boosted their lead to 85-76. But with sion would be politically expedient hike for armed forces personnel and ViSA* Caps 11-2 Huskies succumb and temporary. .. - *•! near agreement Brewer leading the way with 12 of said in November both enlistments LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Den his 25 points, the Spurs came back to “What we’ve got is a presidential and morale were up. 12:00 SHARP! Two free throws by sophomore for the championship BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red nis Maruk, Bob Carpenter and Ryan beat the Mavericks for the eighth Kevin McGee with 26 seconds left position in the campaign and a com More than 800,000 draft-age young ____ -ENDS AT 4:00 P.M.______guardedly optimistic. We know time in nine meetings. UConn after trailing by 10 at the mission studying it,” said Larry In Meiuoriain Sox, having returned free agent Frank wants to be here and he’s Walter each scored twice Friday gave Oral Roberts University a half battled back and had possession men have not complied with the night to pace the Washington hard-fought 69..67 win over the Speakes, Deputy Press Secretary. registration program, .which began In loving memory of Anthony Jerry Remy to the fold, are closing wanted here,” Harrington said. when 6-fool-l(l junior Bruce “He will make a decision within a Krawski, who passed away iOOi in on re-signing pitcher Frank Capitals to a record-breaking 11-2 University of Couinecticut in the Kuezenski was fouled with 40 in the summer of 1980 as part of rout of the Toronto Maple Leafs. few days.” President Carter’s response to the December 13, 1979. Tanana, team negotiator John Harrington’s comments came at a Bulls 118-105 opening round of the Oil Capital seconds left. He, however, missed TAKE 1-84 EXIT Harrington said Friday. Red Sox news conference in which Washington finished with 53 shots basketball Classic last night in He said the decision will be made Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. -Sc At fiieMMt'ii the front end of a oue-and-one giving We cannot hold the hand of time. TO KEENEY ST. I The Selective Service recently iTfM. 443-445 HARTFORD RO. I / U MANCHESTER, “We made significant progress Remy was present to comment on on goal, while Capitals goaltender CHICAGO (UPI) — Dwight Jones Tulsa, Okla. Oral Roberts the ball. “in light of the needs of the armed Or live again the past, while we were in Florida the past scored 13 of his 15 points in the The setback was the first for the forces” after the president receives sent the names of some 185 non n n rrH na his new five-year, $2.8 million con Al Jensen faced only 31. McGee drove the lane and was .Hut in our hearts are memories. PMiimt few days and we are intensely tract. The Red Sox have offered a Washington also broke a team fourth quarter and Artis Gilmore Huskies after four wins and drops the study. registrants to the Justice Depart fouled by Corny Thompson, the That will forever last. MON THUR8 FBI TIL 9 847-9907 negotiating and will continue guaranteed one-year deal with easi record for most consecutive goals, totaled a season-high 30 Friday them into Saturday night’s consola latter’s fifth foul McGee-calmly "The draft has caught the ad ment for prosecution, but the agen t5m\ . K ’8aT tiil» 847-0908 through the weekend,” Harrington eight, and tied a mark for most Sadly missed by. ly attainable incentives that could night to lead the Chicago Bulls to a tion against the Tulsa-Texas Chris sank both ends of the onc-and-one to ministration in a bind,” responded cy Thursday decided to put off any said. push the contract to close to $1.5 shots on goal with a 22-shot first- such legal action pending the Wife, daughters, sons-in-law and 118-105 victory over the Houston tian loser. give his club the victory. Jack Calhoun of the Committee "We are optimistic, more than million for three years. period barrage. Rockets. Oral Roberts will play the winner Against Registration and the Draft, president’s decision. grandchildren 10 — THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 12, 1981 THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 12, 1981 - 11 Martin, Lasorda in baffle of words Eagles must New England skiers
HOLLYWOOD. Fla. (UPI) - Billy Martin shape for the future than a lot of other clubs... and Tommy LaSorda have been close friends George Steinbrenner said at these meetings more than 20 years, and still are, but you that he isn’t going to sit still for too many win tomorrow truck horses in the Yankees’ cast who can’t set for big weekend should've seen them going at each other ver Sports bally in one of the exhibitor's booths here at do 40 yards in 5 seconds. If he follows through on that, he might find himself with half a the baseball meetings. Parade By Ira Kaufman termediate runs served by Valley Martin was arguing the merits of his All- roster because there are plenty of players in But we earned the right to be there. BOSTON (UPI) - For New snow. UPI Sports' Writer Right now we haven’t earned the' House and Spring Fling chairlifts. Star Oakland outfielder Tony Armas over Los Milt Richman the majors who can’t do it, and that doesn’t, England skiers, their appetites Cannon Mountain, with 24 trails Angeles' rookie phenom Fernando Valen only include pitchers... right to be there. whetted by an early December bliz and the highest vertical in New The Philadelphia Eagles no longer "We have two tough football ■ New lltiitip'-liirr: zuela. saying LaSorda would have to be crazy The Reds’ Johnny McNamara, on the other zard that created perfect slope con England at 4,200 feet, made a major —Altilash: New $1 million snrrw- own the fourth quarter and if the games left and the first one is , not to take Armas in a deal for the chubby 20- hand, claims clocking baseball players for ditions, choosing the right resort investment last year when it in making equipment covers an ad NFC champions don’t beat either against Dallas and we have to find a year-old left-hander, and LaSorda said Mar speed is over-rated. Instinctiveness and all- can be an difficult decision. stalled the “newest aerial tramway ditional 110 acres. Double chair lift Dallas or St. Louis in the next two way to win it, If we don’t, we hfeve to tin was crazy to think he'd ever consider such around base running ability are much more New England boasts nearly 126 ski in North America,” Reid said. added. weeks, they may not even own a find a way to beat St. Louis just to a swap. important, he insists, areas, with New Hampshire, Ver- Kathe Dillmann of the National —Bretton Woods; 50 acres of hew spot in the plavoffs. The Eagles will get into the playoffs.” j They were kidding each other, of course, "Look at Johnny Bench,’’ says Cincy’s ■”1 ’ . mont and Massachusetts the leaders Ski Areas Association in Springfield, bring a three-game losing streak into In Saturday’s games, the' New trails. and their shouting match ended in a draw the Orioles' skipper one better. He’s the only manager, "He’s not what you’d call real fast, in the industry. They have 39, 32 and Mass., said ski resorts in the East —Gunstock: Fifty-five additional Texas Stadium Sunday against their York Jets are at Cleveland and when LaSorda said with a straight face to GM who personally works out pitchers, still but he’s the tvpe of guy you want on base in a 29 areas respectively. Maine has 19 spent roughly $52 million on im acres covered by snowmaking bitter Eastern Division rivals and a Minnesota at Detroit. Martin, "you're only trying to take advantage getting behind the plate to do it at 51, criticai situation. That’s because of his areas and Connecticut and Rhode provements and expansions for the equipment. Dallas victory would clinch the divi Elsewhere Sunday, Buffalo: is at of me because I'm Italian '... “And without a cup, either," he lets you excellent instm^s and his knowledge of what Island each have a handful. 1981-82 season. —Loon Mountain: Additional to d6 in any basKjrunning situation...’’ sion title for the Cowboys, 11-3. New England, Cincinnati at “In the East, there were 17 new Brewers' general manager Harry Dalton know... Philadelphia, 9-5, has been finding After two dismal skiing seasons snowmaking facilities covers 17 Everybody laughed at Calvin Griffith for Whether he admits it publicly or not, every Pittsburgh, Miami at Kansas; City, ski lifts, 278 new acres of slopes and was talking to Frank Robinson in the local new ways to lose in the last two marked by drought, resort more acres. Five acres of new refusing to get involved with the re-entry manager has his favorite player and Seattle at Denver, Green Bay at trails and 990 new acres covered by hotel lobby serving as meeting headquarters months and the Eagles dropped a 15- operators are ecstatic by the recent trails. draft and for letting such star performers as Cleveland’s Dave Garcia confesses that Bud New Orleans, the New York Giants snowmaking,” Ms. Dillmann said. when MVP and Cy Young winner Rollie 13 decision to Washington last Sun snowfall accompanied by cold — Wildcat: Snow-making covers Rod Carew, Larry Hisle, Bill Campbell, Dave dy Bell, who used to be with the Indians arid at St. Louis, Baltimore at Ms. Dillmann, whose organization Fingers walked up Dalton had the perfect in day despite outgaining the Redskins weather that is perfect for artificial an added 22 acres. Goltz and the late Lyman Bostock leave now is with the Rangers, is his. Garcia is es surveys ski areas annually, listed troduction. "My No. 1 greatest trade, " he 416-176, snowmaking. Muine rather than pay them huge salaries. pecially fond of is own right-hander Len some of the improvements at cer laughed, looking at the Giants' manager, “I think it’s just a stretch of bad “I got 30 inches of snow on Sun —Sugarloaf: Doubled to 110 acres With the growth of a recession, the Twins’ Barker, who came up with a perfect game tain New England resorts. Informa "meet my No. 2 greatest one, and 1 waiit both luck,” says Dallas Coach Tom Lan day,” said Harry Reid, general the amount of ski area covered by owner suddenly shapes up as some kind of against the Blue Jays this year. tion about Vermont’s ski areas was you guys to know this doesn't even,include dry of the Eagles’ slump. “We’ve manager of Cannon Mountain in snowmaking. Mountainside lodging financial wizard. He's one of the very few big Hank Aaron and Frank Robinson a^e the provided by the Vermont Ski Areas Nolan Ryan. " had some bad luck at times, but New Hampshire. “I’m out of my increased 25 percent. Twenty acres league operators without so much as a nickel only cinches to be voted into Baseball’s Hall Association. Dalton dealt for all three over a 15-year they’ve had their share of bad luck gourd.” of new trails. span working for three different clubs — the of deferred payments owed any of his of Fame next month, but Robinson, only man Reid said the powder skiers “went —Sunday River: 20 acres of new ever to be voted MVP in both leagues, isn’t in a row. I just don’t see them Orioles. Angels and Brewers... players, and more than that, with such goo^ wild” when the resort opened Dec, In VcrnionI: trails and snowmaking to cover 20 taking anything for granted. "I don’t look at playing that poorly at all.” Temporarily grounded for driving while un looking kids from his farm system as first 8, Because of the excellent con —Bolton Valley: Expanded snow more acres. New double! chair, baseman Kent Hrbek, catcher Tim Laudner, myself as a shoo-in,” he says. "My mother The Cowboys used a 14-point der the influence, Earl Weaver is the only fourth quarter Nov. 1 to rally past ditions, Reid said he expects a making now covers expert terrain at MuMMiieliii.-ietls: manager here with his own private shortstop Lenny Faedo and third baseman always told me 1 should never be sure of Family members honored healthy number of skiers over the —Berkshire East; 22 additional Philadelphia 17-14 -in V eterans Washington, Chicago at Oakland, the top of the mountain. Cross chauffeur .lack McKeon of the Padres goes Gary Gaetti, the Twins are in far better anything I don’t have any control over.’’... Christmas holidays. acres covered by snowmaking Stadium and the E agles’ great Houston at San Francisco and San country facilities expanded to 54 Like many other resorts. Cannon —Blue Hills: Snowmaking covers stamina of last season has dis Diego at Tampa Bay. Atlanta,is at Templeton family of motorcyclists came 100 C.C. Class, Mike was third in the 500 miles of trails. All buildings painted, Mountain has made some im 21 more acres. appeared. Philadelphia outscored Los Angeles Monday night, i back to Manchester recently from the New C.C. and Cathy won top honors in the 125 and stained. H • provements to its 70 acres this year. —Boston Hills. Seven additional opponents 130-44 in the fourth period The Jets, 8-5-1, can clinch an AFC England Hillcllmbers’ Assn, banquet with C.C. Division and was third in the 100 C.C. —Bromley: New vans provided to “We put in a temporary system that acres covered by snowmaking during the 1980 season but this year, wild card berth with victories over trophies for 1981 achievements. Presented Another family member, Scott accumulated shuttle skiers between parking lots allowed us to make snow top- — Butternut Basin: New double 2 the margin is only 90-84. Cleveland and Green Bay, but; they awards at the banquet held in Springfield, enough points to place fifth in the 125 C.C. and an airportstyle unloading zone a to-bottom,” Reid said. Last year, chair lift installed. Philadelphia Coach Dick Vermeil are 0-6 vs. the Browns. Cleveland, 5- Class before joining the Marines. few feet from the slopes. Mass., were (I. to r.) Bob, Mike and , only two-thirds of the resort could —Jiminy Peak; Snowmaking says his team is simply experien 9, has been eliminated from playoff —Burke: New snowmaking in Cathy. Bob garnered a second place in the be covered with machine-made covers 20 more acres and new snow cing the price you pay for success. contention after winning the AFC stalled on the connector trail Baseball market active "I think teams have played more between the Willoughby Chair and cover installed to preventing Central Division title in 1980, but melting early and late in the season. consistently and up to their ability running back Mike Pruitt has the Sherburne Farm Chair. Newly when they played us this year than notched his third straight 1,000-yard groomed trails. — Jay Peak: Several trails they have in the past,” Vermeil season, /I said. “I know that we have played Minnesota and Detroit, both 7-7, widened. Improverm8nts,tosnow- West player more good defensive teams than we making system that-4;overs"50trails meet in the Silverdome, where the HONOLULU I UPI I - Dwayne with tour deals swung ever have before. And we are and extends to the area's 2.100-foot Lions are 6-0 this season and both Excitement returns summit. Crutchlield. a second team All- playing more teams that have the * teams still have an outside shot at America running back from Iowa opportunity to go to the playoffs and — Killingtort: More than $750,000 the NFC Central Division crown. Stale, Thursday was named to the that could be a motivating factor to The Vikings lead the conference in spent on improvements to snow By Fred McMane The Royals also announced they have reached agreement on a two-year West team for the Jan. 9 Hula Bowl them. total offense, but Tommy Kramer making system. Area covered by UPI Sports Writer contract with 33-year-old outfielder Cesar Geronimo, who became a free machine-made snow now comprises The addition of Crutchfield gave “And, yes, I think teams look has thrown 21 interceptions. agent following the 1981 season. Geromimo hit .246 with two homers and 13 forward to playing us a little bit 470 acres or over 53 percent of skiing the West a starting backfieW ol HOLLYWOOD, Fla- (UPI I — After dragging along for the last two days Heisman Tropy winner Marcus RBI in 59 games for Kansas City in 1981, more than they used to.” terrain. like Rusty Staub running from first to third base, major league baseball Allen of Southern Cal. Brigham In another development, Rop Guidry’s agent. John Schuerholz, said he The Eagles downed the Cowboys NITE OWLS- June Rqwett 190-498, —Mad River Glen: Smoothing and teams completed four early trades on the final day of the meetings Friday had reached a compromise agreement on a new contract for his client with with Indian quintet Young quarterback Jim McMahon, widening of several trails. with Tom Paciorck, Tim Foli and Clint Hurdle among the more established 20-7 in last season’s NFC title game Laurie Gagnon 179, Annie Gagnon the New York Yankees and was returning to Lafayette, La., to finalize the —Magic Mountain: More than and second-team All-America names changing uniforms but Vermeil has his doubts about a 182-493, Linda Luce 175-488, Kathy deal with the free agent left-hander. $500,000 sp/!nt on top-to-bottom Darrin Nelson. Following two days of almost no activity in the trade mart, 10 players rematch. Berzenski 182-481, Priscilla 455, Dot Armstrong commented. year will move up. “I suspect four snowmaking expansion. Rounding out the West's backfield were dealt by early afternoon and two other free agent signings were an “I felt last year when we made it Hills 471, Sharon Fortuna 485, By Len Auster the campaign, which taps off Up front will be 5-foot-9 senior teams in contention for the league —Mount Ascutney: Improvements will be quarterback Sam King ot nounced Shortstop Mark Belanger, an eight-time Gold Glove winner with (title game), the chances were we Maureen Wood 450, Marion Smith Herald Sportswriter Tuesday night at Clarke Arena Jackie Tucker, who averaged 8.6 and I figure w e’ll be one of the four in snowrriaking. New. ownership and Nevada-Las Vegas and running back Baltimore, signed as a free agent with Los Angeles and outfielder Cesar weren’t the best team in the NFC. 468. against always tough South Wind The excitement is back. points a year ago, along with 5-foot- right up there,” he forecast, “1 management embarked on a five- Walter Abercrombie of Baylor. Geronimo resigned with Kansas City. Paciorck, the American League's sor, is Armstrong is unsure of his They were overachievers two starting five, “I could have in all 10 junior Lisa Christensen. The third figure ourselves. Hall, Windham year development plan to build Chosen for thC East team were second-leading hitter last sca.sori with a .326 average, was part of a four- years ago, underachievers last year. seriousness.up to 10 to 11 different slot is between 5-foot-9 junior Paige and Penney.” Hall is defending more lodging facilities and even quarterback John Fourcade ot player deal and went from the Seattle Mariners to the Chicago White Sox for [’.... • M ~ " - ....■'"" This season is shortly forthcoming. starters,” he states. That was the Young, 5-foot-7 senior Karen champ. tually cover entire area with .snow Mississippi, and running backs shortstop Todd Cruz, catcher ,Iim Essian and. outfielder Rod Allen. But reflections of two years ago situation two years ago. Wright, who has been working very “I don’t think we’ll have one making. Charlie WysoCki of Maryland and The Pittsburgh Pirates were invoiced in two separate deals. The Pirates are in the air as third-year Pam Brown, a 5-foot-4 senior, is hard in the pre-season and has im leading scorer game after game. I —Mount Snow: Computer and sen Dave Mohapp of Wisconsin traded Foli. the club's regular shortstop for the last three seasons, to Manchester High girls’ basketball slated to open at point guard but her pressed her coach, and 5-foot-6 expect a balanced team. We’ve sing devices installed to monitor California for slugging outfielder Brian Harper.,a Pacific Coast League All- Joe's World Coach Steve Armstrong backcourt mate, to start at least, junior Shana Hopperstead. worked hard on our patience and snowmaking equipment. Twenty- Suit planned Star. and then acquired pitcher Tom Griffin from San Francisco for first enthusiastically looks forward to the getting the best possible shot each can be any one of four. The list in- Mara Walrath, a 5-foot-4 junior, two trails — 41 percent — now OKLAHOMA CITY I UPI) - The ba.scman-outfielder Dorian "Doe" Boyland. Joe German 1981-82 campaign. time down. We will be a lot more rind 5-foot-6 junior Patti covered by artificial snow. University ot Oklahoma is willing to In another trade, the Kansas City ,Royals sent Hurdle, a hard-hitting out structured this year because we There were flowery remarks by Wojnarowski will see spot service. —Okemo: Major snowmaking pay whatever is nece.ssary to press a E fielder, to Cincinnati for right-handed relief pitcher Scott Brown. 1 the then rookie mentor going into “I’m convinced we have 12 don’t have the one .outstanding expansion. The system serves the Second baseman ,loc Morgan also signed a, one-year contract with the suit against the NCAA concerning T5 the ‘79-80 year in which a 14-6 mark, players who will contribute to the player. But. being more structured entire 2,150 foot vertical from the the rights to televising football Giants in another transaction. better than expected, was logged and varsity. We will play 2-3 of them on we will be able to get the ball into top of the summit trail. About 66 Paciorek, 35, gives the White Sox some much needed righthanded hitting games, an OU official said in federal the Silk Towners wound up co-CCIL Manchester High the jayvees at the beginning but if areas where we can do damage.” percent of the mountain has snow court. and is the second outstanding hitter to be added to the club in the last two champs. Anything but enthusiasm they progress they’ll move up to the Armstrong,has been pleased by making. weeks. Earlier, the White Sox acquired outfielder Steve Kemp from the Dee Replogle, president of the OU was evident in Armstrong’s pre varsity,” Armstrong states. his senior leadership to date and is —Stowe: More than $i million Detroit Tigers for Chet Lemon. girls’ basketball Board ot Regents, testified New member season outlook a year ago. That club “The attitude has been absolutely ready for the season. “The first year spent' on snowmaking that now A nine-year major league veteran. Paciorek set a Seattle club record with Thursday the university was "ab- finished 11-9 although more was an we were overachievers, last year we covers 51 percent of the trails on his .326 average and was voted to the AL All-Star team this season. He al.so and positively superb. The girls ■solutely committed " to the lawsuit ticipated. know it takes work to do well and they were underachievers. This year I’m Mount Mansfield, Vermont’s C filed by OU and the University of was named the Mariners' most valuable player after leading the team in “Last year for whatever reason anxious to know,” have been willing to do it,” the highest peak. Seven of nine lifts Georgia against the NCAA. games, hits, doubles, RBI, game-winning RBI and at-bats. of the family eludes 5-foot-6 junior Toby Brown, 5- we never really meshed as a unit,” third-year mentor remarked, “I am Schedule: Dec. 15 South Windsor serve.snowmaking terrain. Trails He said -OU was prepared to carry "He has really come along as a disciplined, productive hitter," said White UPI photo foot-7 junior Beth White, 5-foot-7 Armstrong admits, “Last year we more enthused about this team than H, 17 East Hartford H, 22 Simsbury widened and corners,smoothed. the suit to the U .S. Supreme Court if Sox' manager Tony LaRussa. "He's been getting more and more playing We have a neW member of the senior Sue Donnelly, who has looked lab pups that were super. probably had more individual talent the other two I’ve had because this H, 23 East Catholic A. 29 Enfield A 1 —Stratton: Upgraded facilities in necessary and was willing to pay lime and he's steadily improved because of it. I plan to use him every day, family. Nope, I’m not a grandfather, strong in the pre-season, and 5-foot-7 A short time after that I went hun but I’ll bet a million dollars we’ll team has shown it wants to try hard p.m., Jan. 5 Penney A, 8 Conard H, clude better snowmaking and new any legal fees. mostly at fir.s't base. " Angry John although I feel more like a father (a ting with my good buddy, Frank have a better record this year. I feel senior Stacy Markham. The latter and they’ve put in a lot of time in 12 Hall H, 14 Fermi A 3:30 p.m., 19 grooming equipment. Paciorek had dem;inded a'trade after the World Series when negotiations new one that is). I’m the proud ' Horton, (without benefit of dbg). we will get better team work. We possibly will swing between forward improving themselves. They want to Wethersfield A 3:30 p.m., 22 —Sugarbush: New Northridge with Seattle fell through. The Mariners originally had planned to deal him to John McEnroe lets out a yelp as he disagrees with linesman’s owner of the neatest yellow Actually kicked up two grouse, have no superstar but do have a lot and guard. improve themselves individually Windham H, 29 East Hartford A 3:30 Double Chair — over a mile long — Kan.stis City but could not finalize the trade. On Wednesday, Seattle made call during Davis Cup final match against Argentina’s Guillermo Labrador pup coming down the while shagging after a pheasant. I who can contribute in different “She (Markham) is probably the and as a team." p.m., Feb. 2 Simsbury A, 5 Enfield offers 1,6000 new vertical feet of another attempt to sign Paciorek by offering him a three-year package, with Vilas. McEnroe won In straight sets. Hannah blames pike. Talk about a man being silly missed the first one, knocked; down ways. There are a lot of similarities most pleasant surprise of the pre The Indian cagers, coming off a H, 9 Penney H, 11 Condrd A. 16 Hall skiing and additional access to the incentives, that could total as much a $1 million: He turned it down, about something in his middle age, the second, and we went to look for between this team and the one of season. Stacy has been working co-championship season, tied for A, 19 Fermi H, 22 Wethersfield H, 24 summit area. Show making however ' here’s a prime example. it. We looked, and looked^ and two years ago.” very hard and I feel she will con fifth a year ago with a 10-8 mark. Windham A. Varsity games not expanded to cover Snowball and players in skid The trade will help the Mariners solve two starting positions, flruz, who ’This is a nothing story, and if stuff looked, but never could find that One distinct similarity going into tribute a lot to what we do,” Armstrong suspects his club this noted 8 p.m Lower Snowball trails and in- will lake over the starting shortstop position, was penciled in to start at about dogs bores you, you can stop Kuhn ouster fails bird. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — All- shortstop for the White .Sox last spring before a series of injuries kept him here, but I feel so darn good, I have I came home and said “No more Pro offensive tackle John Hannah on the disabled list for the entire season. Cruz, 26, has never hit higher than to get on paper the events leading up do I go hunting without a dog. If says there's.nothing wrong with the .237 in the majors but is regarded as one of the best fielding shortstops in the commissioner when he comes up for to this. So here goes. HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) - A we’d had one I’m sure we’d have New England Patriots' coaches, it's league. At .Seattle, he will team with Julio Cruz, no relation, to form the group of National League re-election in May. After our poodle of 16 years went 'Back to roofs of skiing' picked up the grouse.” the players who should bo blamed- Cruz Connection double play combination. clubowners took determined action ■ Those committee niembers in to her reward, my wife and I And I meant it. No sense in killing for the team’s dismal performance Essi.an, 29. will step in as the Mariners' starting catcher after serving last to unseat Bowie Kuhn as baseball favor of change, which would mean decided that “that was it” as far as or wounding a bird and just leaving this year. Hannah met last weekend season primarily as a backup to Carlton Fisk. Essian, who played regularly commissioner during the past 48 phasing out Kuhn, diminishing his getting another dog was concerned. it, because they sure can tuck in un for the While Sox in 1977 and for Oakland in 1978-, hit .,308 in 27 games last hours and was thwarted only by the duties or getting a new com This was quite a few years ago, and with Patriots Vice President Chuck der anything when they want to, and Sullivan following a loss to the sepson. intervention of other owners, UPI missioner, are Lou Susman of St. I lasted all of one year when I SRI** in m ost cases without a dog, Different names used Miami Dolphins that dropped the Allen. 22. batted 294 for the White Sox' Triple A farm club, tjie Edmonton learned Friday from principals on Louis, John McMullen of Houston, started a campaign to find another chances of finding a wounded bird, /1DVISER Patriots’ redord to 2-12 this season. Trappers, last .season and was third on the club in home runs with II. both sides. Bill Williams of Cincinnati and dog. But my roommate, and better are practically zilch. He solidly ^backed coach Ron The acquislion ol Foli. 31. was made to give the Angels some reserve help The situation reached such a Ballard Smith of San Diego in the half, was adamant. We’d owned RIGHT YOURSELF WITH Erhardt and his stall, the Boston at shortstop Foil, a key contributor to the Pittsburgh Pirates’ world cham critical stage at the winter baseball National League, and George Stein dogs for 20 years and she had LEG POWER When I was all finished, j Joyce Herald American reported pionship .season ol 1979. has been the Pirates' regular shortstop since 1979 meetings late Wednesday night and brenner of the New York Yankees in decided enough was enough. knocked me off my feet, by baying You can get up easier from a Irneeling "I made some specific when he was acquired from the New York Mets. early Thursday morning that Peter the American League. Every year after that when I “ Let's go look at that Lap pup for sport still same position. After you have falien, shift suggestions to Chuck," Hannah told An 11-year major league veteran, he hit .247 in 86 games this season. Foli O’Malley, owner and president of Kuhn could be in trouble, because would come back from bird hunting you’ve been talking about;” 1 your body around until you can kneel the paper "I said that in my opi entered the 1981 season with a lifetime batting average of :251. the Los Angeles Dodgers, felt com it would require only four votes in with someone who had a dog that we I was flabergasted, but did. WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) - The Downhill skiers use equipment Greater flex allows the ski to bend on your skis (A). Plant your poles in nion,.the coaches weren’t to blame To get him, however, the Angels had to give up one of the most promising pelled to make a couple of emergen the NL to block his re-election. worked with on the hunt, I would And he sure was a neat looking pup. front of you for balance (B), push up designed for maximum control while turning, and an increased lor what's happened to the team this young power hitters in their farm system. cy 3 a.m. phone calls to dissuade In the AL, where it w ^ d take five stomp up and down, and say, “ A In fact, my roommate, evbn ad incongruous sight of a skier decked with your legs and'you’re on your way while moving down a slope, while sidecut also helps the ski to turn. "We think Harper is one of the best minor league power hitters but we those seeking Kuhn’s ouster. such votes, Ed Chiles o f Texas and man has to have a dog to hunt with mitted he was cute. Then Tom out in what appears to be cross (C). From this position it's easy to get year. "They had us well prepared cross-country skiers, who travel up for every game. But some of the needed Tim Foli as a backup now that Bert Campaneris has gone through Kuhn has survived similar crises Edward Bennett Williams of and besides they’re good company almost queered the deal by laying country equipment, riding the In addition, bindings were up using your strong leg muscles in hill, downhill and across flat players here didn't prepare the re-entry procedure. feel he has the capability of playing second, before. He’ was dismayed by the Baltimore also are known to favor around the house.” out all the pitfalls for Joyce, like chairlifts (at a downhill ski area is strengthened, and boots were made stead of your weaker arm muscles. ' terrain, need equipment which per themselves. I mentioned some third or short, " said Mike Port, director of player personnel for the Angels. latest events, but not uncommonly some kind of change and another Joyce would just shake her head chewing up the woodwork, messing going to be more common around somewhat larger and more rugged Beginners will be able to ski longer The 22-year-old Harper batted ,350 with 28 home runs, 45 doubles and 122 National Leaguer who does is New England this winter. Some in mits maximum freedom of move without tiring from their.falls. names, but those are between Chuck 2 concerned. < and come back with all kinds of up the house, etc, etc. All things than regular cross-country boots. ment. The two kinds of equipment and myself. 1 don't want to repeat RBI for Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast League in 1981 and was named to "I’ve been through this too much, Nelson Doubleday of the New York arguments as to why we couldn’t young pups can do. He suggested dustry observers are predicting this The result is equipment which have become so highly specialized .Reprinted with permission ot SKi Magazine them to the media," said the former the league's All-Star team. too long, to be worried about these Mets. plus “You know, I really am not building a run, and my better half in may be the beginning of a new trend gives the skier ease of movement that one is virtually useless for the Alabama All-America. Along with finishing among the league-leaders in every power category, developments,’’ he said Friday, George A,rgyros of Seattle and An overly fond of dogs. I’ve just put up formed me that she would go along in skiing. over any kind of terrain and which other. "Ron Erhardt and his staff have the righthanded hitting Harper also led the PCL with 192 hits and 339 total citing the establishment of a new drew McKenna of the Chicago Cubs with them because of you and the with that kind of arrangement, The phenomenon goes by various also permits control when skiing Interest in re-combining the bases. He appeared in four games with the Angels, batting .273 with one restructuring committee here as a are considered to be on the fence kids. Now, I’d like a little relief.’’ knowing that the house was safe names — it is so new that no one down hills — something for which treated all the players like mature, downhill and cross-country dis RBI. positive move for both him and for while those in favor of retaining And yours truly, seeing the logic from a pup “tearing up the place” term has become widely accepted: regular cross-country skis are professional athletes. " said Hannah, ciplines first appeared in the who has been critical of the team ’s Chuck Tanner, manager of the Pirates, said he would try to fill the vacant baseball. Kuhn are Bob Lurie, Sari Francisco; of her arguments, plus not wanting while we were out and that] she’d “telemark skiing,’’ “norpine almost hopeless. western United States, where cross owners in the past. "But some of the shortstop position during spring training. The leading candidates are Vance "As I t(X)k the whole thing,’’ he Charles Bronfman, Montreal; Bud to really force something on her that have no objections to having il in the skiing,” or the more descriptive country skiers found they need to But if the equipment is something . players — and I'm talking about I.,aw, Johnny Ray and Dale Berra. said, dwelling more on the creation Selig, Milwaukee; Bill Giles, she wasn’t overly enthused over, house when we were home. “downhill cross-country skiing.” develop ways of coping with of a compromise between the backups, not regulars — took advan In dealing for Hurdle, the Reds have filled their right field berth left va of the committee instead of the Philadelphia; Dan Galbreath, would back off until the next hunting No sooner said, than my signal Whatever the label, it involves a downhill runs in deep snow. ’Then, downhill and cross-country dis tage of the situation and hurt the cant when Ken Griffey was traded to the Yankees last month. Hurdle. 24, move here by those owners seeking Pittsburgh; Ted ’Turner, Atlanta; season when the fever would hit me flares went up, and as usual rty two combination of the techniques and with two. consecutive low-snowfall ciplines, the technique is unique and team. compiled a ,329 hatting average with four homers and 15 RBI in 28 games to get him out. “1 find the greatest Haywood Sullivan, Boston; John again. The fever would become es backroom buddies, Dave and Paul equipment of both downhill and winters in the East, Eastern cross distinctive. “It’s the finesse and during the 1981 season but was hindered for much of the campaign by a impact is the establishment of this Fetzer, Detroit; Jerry Reinsdorf, pecially bad after hunting over dogs Bengston of Portland, came a run cross-country skiing, and in the view "They didn’t act like mature, country skiers had to go to the technique, not the specialization of lower back injury. He spent April 20-May 30 and Aug. O-Sept.'Ton the dis restructuring committee because I Chicago White Sox; Roy Eisenhardt, that Tom Quinn had trained. He ning and in short order; we had the of some enthusiasts, represents a professional athletes in preparing snowmaking-equipped downhill ski the equipment which makes this abled list. ' think that’s a positive force for the Oakland; Calvin Griffith, does one heckuva good job on his move “back to the roots of skiing.” themselves for the games," he said. run up and fenced, and a dpgj house areas if they wanted to ski at all. kind of skiing work and which Hurdle was the Royals' No. 1 choice in the June 1975 free agent draft. His good of the game. 1 feel a positive Minnesota; Peter Hardy, Toronto; dogs, and this only made matters installed. | “ What I’m doing is ‘regular’ skiing,” declares Phil Pagano, an With interest building nationally, ifiakes it interesting and attrac best big league season came in 1980 when he hit .294 with 10 homers and 60 force for the good of the game also Gene Autry, California; Ewing worse. Tuesday night, we picked up the instructor at the Nordic Inn in Lon the equipment manufacturers tive,” Pagano says. Ti;i: TOTAI.KRS- Janet RBI. ' is a positive force for the good of Kaufmann, Kansas City; Gabe Paul, Each year I would discuss the pup whose name is “Beau”. He’s a "1 plan to use him in right field, " said Reds’ manager John McNamara. Cleveland; and O’Malley. matter with Tom, and each year donderry, Vt. ‘"rhe other forms of sensed a new opportunity and began Schaefer 191-495. Karen Riordan Bowie Kuhn, although ■ I’m sure handsome lovable pup of 14 weeks producing equipment combining the The name “telemark skiing’ com 177-474, Shirley Eldridge 478, Bar "At this point Paul Householder will play in center, if he can do the job, and some people would dispute that.” Kuhn became aware of the we’d decide to wait “until next skiing are hybrids which grew out of now, and at this point he has all of us features of downhill and crosscoun es from the telemark turn, a bara Seifert 186-208-538, Sharon George Foster will be in left” Brown, 25, is considered to be a topA-elief The creation of the committee of. minority mpve to replace him when year.” the common form.” wrapped around one of his big paws. try skis into an all-purpose ski. In sweeping and picturesque tu-ning Richard lfiO-502, Fran Misseri 463, prospect but the Reds had no place for him. He spent most of the 1981 season 12 owners to study baseball’s he returned here Wednesday from This year, after a couple of hunts Skiing itself is thousands of years Including the “holdout” . We are effect, they added downhill features technique used 1(X) years ago, and Karen Barnowski 176-498, Tina at Indianapolis where he posted ^ 6-5. record and a 2.28 ERA with 13 saves. Washington, where he had testified at Tom’s preserve, I told him I had old, but it is only in the last 30 or 40 existing structure of baseball and to thoroughly enjoying him aijd his such as steel edges, greater flex and now resurrected. But, Pagano adds, Ahrens 4.58, Nancy Washburn 175- He was the Reds’ No. 4 selection in the June 1975 amateur free agent draft. recommend improvements was an earlier in the day before a subcom the “itch” something awful. And he years that downhill and cross reactions to his new world. increased sidecut to cross-country there’s more to downhill-cross 188-487, Martie Barilla 198-533, Chris “Our reports on Brown are very strong," said John Schuerholz, Royals’ nounced Friday. Some of its mittee considering copyright said he’d be able to scratch that country disciplines have evolved Now you can see why everything separately, and equipment and skis. country skiing, including the Kalber 182, Joan Franco 450, Lt e general manager. "It's not a matter of giving up on Hurdle. We gave up a members are among those who modifications dealing with distant “ itch,” because he knew someone ■ Technicil assistance provided Dy Prolessional SSi Instructors ol America Eastern Division— Nordic feels so right in my world, and I’m techniques have become highly ’The steel edges give greater con parallel turns usually associated Bean 484. Deana Richard 455, fine player to get another one ' would like to have Kuhn replaced as signal carriage of cable TV, who had just had a litter of yellow feeling like an “almost father.” specialized. trol on hard-packed or icy surfaces.' with downhill skiing. Shirlev Blue 185-483. 12 — THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 12. 1981 THE HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 12, 1981 — 13
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INAIIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC HOUSTON (Itf) l.uVAE INDISTKIAL- Ernie (iOP — Harriet Haslett 188-465, Sal By United Press International Hayes 7 6-7 20. Paultz 2 1-2 f>. Malone (Later Games Not Included) 13 r-? 31, Garrett 3 0-0 7. Leavell 4 1-2 9. Whipple 200-202-594, Jack McKinstry ly Heavisides 452, Carolyn Wilson Radiol Eastern Conference Willoughby 6 0-0 12. Henderson 2 0-0 4. 202, Skip Kelly 200-572, John Kozicki 195-456. Football Atlantic Division Oldham 2 0-0.4. Dunleavv 6 M 13. M. •TV W L Pet. GB Jones 0 0-0 0. Totals 4" 14-19 KT.. 203, Don Wilson 206, Denny Carlin Lillian S. Rubin: Philadelphia 17 3 ,8FiO — CHICAGO (118) 207-578, Art Thompson 209-557, Ken Boston 17 4 .810 Greenwood 7 44 18. Wilkes 4 44 12. Now York 10 9 .126 Gilmore 13 ,6-8 30. Lester 3 F.-6 II, Theus Cooley 203-567, Dick Murphy 221-561, Washington 6 12 .333 10 4 14 9. Dictriek 1 0-0 2. D. Jones 4 7-7 Mike Masilonis 201, Ralph Dukett New Jersey 6 14 JOO 11 IF. Sobers 7 2-2 16. -Blum 0 (yo 0. Central Division Woolridgc 1 3-3 F. Totals 43 32-38 119. 202-559, Stan Pliska 205, Bob Bar NATIONAl. KOOTHALl. LKAGIJK SATURDAY Milwaukee 13 6 .684 — Houston 27 29 26 23-ltf nard 205-568, Ron Hampson 220, Bob By I'm lfd F*rrss International 1 2 :3 0 J f I.h V8. R roH iiH , U h. 3 0 , Indiana II 9 .FifiO Chicago 2/24 33 34-118 Szatkowski 207, Pete Denz 204-565. Hockey American Conference WPOl* Atlanta 8 11 .421 6 Three-pi)inl goals-G arrctt. Fouled out Kaat Detroit 8 12 .400 often the first None. Total fouls—Houston 33. CTiicago W L T Pel PF I 12:30 NCAA plavoff foothall, Chicago 8 12 .400 6*^ 2F.. TechnicaF-Nonc. A—8.F64. Miami 9 679 312 ; Ch. 8 Cleveland 6 16 .2TjO 8'^ Huffalu ' 9 .643 286 : Western Conference CUiNLIFFE AUTO- Carl NY Jets .607 313 : IrnnkFlOall: Marylund Midwest Division SAN ANTOMU (lOl) Bujaucius 162-439,. Emil Roux 151- Lowell P. Weicker, R-Ct., to had ability.’ But I was always W L I*ct. GR By Susan Plese New Kn^land .143 291 \H. N<»rlli (Carolina, I'SA R. Johnson 4 2-2 10. OlberdJ.ig 7 1-2 IF. 434, Art Cunliffe 158-162-433, Jim working, neyer had the time, Baltimore .071 222 San Antonio 14 6 .737 —' G. Johnson 1 1-2 3. Moore F 0-0 10. Herald Reporter Washington to visit with legislators. 1 Davi^i C u p 'IV iiiiih : U S A vh . Denver 8 12 .400 6'.2 Gervin 10 44 24. Bratz 0 04) 0. Banks 4 Sokolowski 432, Travis Cook 429, NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Social Security administrators, and “She saw my picture and said it (’incinnali .714 374 : .Ar^ftilina, KSPN Utah 8 12 .368 Q'-z 0-0 8, Brewer 11 3-3 2f,. Griffin 2 (M) 4. John Kensel 4 ^ , Don McAllister By Uniled Press International Houston 7 14 .333 8 . She was the daughter of a New representatives of the president’s was beautiful!” Pitlsburnh ,f.71 326 1 :3 0 Rang
in Manchester needing help The Seasonal Sharing and good-as-new used toys Christmas. . vices. by the Seasonal Sharing through local social Designers go back to rich look toys and two bags of gifts in providing Christmas Appeal, sponsored by the left especially at central Marilyn Erickson will be Some 30 local 'shut-ins Fund. workers, again the money for convalescent home toys for the children are in Manchester Area firehouse and the Eighth patients have been coordinating the appeal for will receive a gaily More than 900, $5 came from the Sharing vited to visit the Toys for Utilities District. gifts for the elderly. decorated hot meal on vouchers, useable for the Appeal. By Florence De Santis Conference of Churches to received. Manchester Joy disbursement center provide Christmas baskets At Santa’s home in the Anyone willing to do Christmas Day along with purchase of basic clothing The toys left at the fire Association of Independent housed in the em pty NEW YORK (N E A ) Fur designers no longer go for and gifts to low income Manchester Parkade, special shopping for elder a special gift — all or other necessities, have stations will be made Insurance agents have Watkins Store, corner of the "fun fur” idea, with its use of such modest furs as families, elderly and han mostly food donations for donated $200 for gifts for ly with specific needs is delivered by Meals-on- been made available to dis available to parents Main and Oak Streets, Dec. raccoon in sportswear-inspired styles. This winter they dicapped, has reached $2,- Christmas baskets are teenagers, a group they asked to call the MACC of Wheels volunteers. Funds advantaged elderly, han referred by local social 19 at 9 a m. prefer the rich look, in generous cuts, elegant detailing 606 toward the goal of $15,- coming in, although a few feel is often overlooked at fice to volunteer their ser for the meals are provided dicapped and fam ilies worker on Dec. 18. Parents and a general air of evening elegance. They may still 000. use squirrel as well as sable, but the styling is always The money will be used luxurious. to pay for hot meals and a >■ ■ mmmn-r n A AM T / N C n M PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR - ,• ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.Ml. TO 5 P.M. in t h e s t o r e , w h il e s u p p l y l a s t s !______The upper half of coats takes most of the new fullness, ■ •y.ii.A'.; ' ■ small gift for shut-ins; in deep armholes, sleeves in kimono like width and clothing/shoe vouchers and collars so large they extend over the entire shoulder. Christmas baskets for low The lower half of a coat, however, may either taper in a income families. The food h a p p y h o l i d a y s b e g i n A^T f o o d M A R T ! lean, vertical line, or swing out from a wide, fitted baskets contain not only midriff. Bill Blass for Mohl Furs shows the lean look in the traditional holiday U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF double-breasted Lunaraine EMBA mink, with dinner and treats but food FRESH PERDUE extravagant shawl collar, while Oscar de la Renta for a whole week. WHOLE designs the flared coat for Wagner Furs in a chinchilla Nancy Carr, executive - Boneless wrap with large collar, cinched midriff and full skirt. director of MACC, said CHICKEN Generous silhouettes call for less in decoration. Often food baskets will be WALDBAUM’S the fur itself is the only trim, as in spiral-paUerned delivered to more than 200 ondon Broil BREASTS sleeves on a sweeping coat of vertically-worked mink. Manchester homes on Dec. (SHOULDER) In Harwa's mink coat, a V-shaped yoke spreads over the 23. She said money of the shoulders, sleeves have gathered tops and the body gent families and elderly have Food M art LB. 1 ly tapers. been ’’adopted” by local (SPLIT LB M.09) Elegance is also expressed by adapting fashion churches, clubs and con • 1 . detailing furs. Karl Lagerfeld, who also designs for the cerned individuals. avant-garde Italian house of Fendi, does a Lunaraine The remaining baskets ARMOUR NORBEST S U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS mink for New York’s Goldin-Feldman in diagonal swirls Wilt be packed with food OTHER F/^MOUS BRANDS repeated in the detachable cape top. Donati Modelli of collected by students from TA S TY LEAN SHOULDER ROAST M ,9 9 GRADE“A” Italy works mink diagonally on one shoulder of a high- Manchester High School, U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS collared, A-line mink coat. Bennet Junior High, TURKEYS Evening furs these days come in any and all colors, as FRESH HAMS CHUCK ROAST M .9 9 Buckley, Verplanck and WHOLE or SHANK SIDE 10 TO 22 LBS. AVG„ Mrs. Michael Margiotta seen in Anne Klein’s bronite-tinted Tibetan lamb coat for Bowers schools. Students WALDBAUM'S LEAN FRESH, HOT or MILD Michael Forrest. However, the pele shades are most from East Catholic High ITALIAN SAUSAGE lbM .5 9 popular for elegant winter furs. Carlo Tivioli creates a are packing 20 complete 2 LB. handkerchief-point hem on a coat in the soft white of Winter elegance at Carlo TIvioll of Italy com Paris likes the cape for a fur evening wrap. baskets. Several turkeys LB. ■ < U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS WHOLE Margiotta-Twaronite EMBA Jasmine, vertically worked with separations of es in EMBA Jasmine, a softly white mutation Frederic Castet of Christian Dior works have been donated and (BUTT SIDE LB’ 1.59) RIB EYE or TENDERLOIN “ l.®3.99 fine rows of silver sequins. This current vogue for mink. Handkerchief-hem coat with wide EMBA Jasmine, a mutation white mink, into otheres will be bought with fDELICIOUS KOSHER BAR B QUE * . COLONIAL FULLY COOKED • WATf S w ift’s metallic trim is also used in Paris by Frederic Castet a magnificent, V-shaped cape, with wide Seasonal Sharing funds, COLONIAL FULLY COOKED • WATER ADDED Maryanne Twaronite of Manchester and Michael sleeves and tuxedo front Is striped in fine SHANK G rad e “ A ” for Christian Dior in a band of gold snake scrollwork on rows of silver sequins between the vertical border of gold snake scrollwork. It’s edged Mrs. Carr said. TURKEYS .0 9 SMOKED HAMS fORTION LB. M .1 9 Margiotta of Windsor were married Nov. 7 at St. James a magnificent V-shaped cape o f EMBA Jasmine mink, Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rows of mink. in white mink tails. Mrs. Carr estimates that KOSHER -10 TO 22 LBS. AVG. COl^ONIALCOLONIAL FULLY COOKEDCOOKED-WATER • WATER ADDED B utterball edged entirely in white mink tails, Geoffrey Beene for some $33,000 in food and BUTT Joseph Twaronite of 70 Otis St. and the groom is the son HBA keeps the gold inside. lining his hooded lamb coat EMPIRE TURKEYS 99^ SMOKED HAMS PORTION LB. M .2 9 of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Margiotta of Waterbury. gifts will be contributed to TURKEYS in lame. PERDUE FRESH GRADE "A" The Rev. Francis Krukowski of St. James Church per MACC before the appeal is ^ 0 0 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS 10 TO 22 LBS. AVG. Combining different furs is another way to create Renta mixes fox and raccoon in a braided effect of dark capelet of curly white Mongolian lamb, Even inexpen formed the double-ring ceremony and mass. Mrs. Ralph ended, with an additional OVEN STUFFERS'^'IS^er- lb CHUCK STEAKS lb®2.09 elegant evening coats. White fox makes the sleeves of a and light to trim a long bleached raccoon coat. Valen sive furs are mixed with such stars as ermine, tinted $5,000 in new and used toys. Maccarronc was organist and the bride was given in PERDUE FRESH GRADE “ A” long, belted coat in pale beige persian lamb. Oscar de la tino for Revillon tops sheared bleached beaver with a blond and striped with gray squirrel. Any money left over COLONIAL SEMI-BONELESS - WATER ADDED marriage by her father. k lb LB. Mrs. Diane Morgan of Bloomfield was matron of after the bills are paid will CORNISH HENS ^<^^ M .0 9 SMOKED HALF HAMS J^.99 honor. Bridesmaids were Hilary Cooper and Mrs. Tina be transferred into'the Ahrens, both of Manchester and Miss Lisa Twaronite. of News for senior citizens MACC Fuel Bank and Wethersfield, niece of the bride. Miss Beth Leon of Human Needs Fund to help CAINS [GREEN GIANT Build a better holiday fruit bowl and Waterbury, niece of the groom, was flower girl. keep people warm and in DOUBLER Coke, Tab their apartments during make a fresher salad with produce Thomas Telesca of Waterbury was best man and from your nearby Food Mart. ushers wore Ken Scappini of Waterbury, George the rest of the winter. MAYON VEGE or Fresca Chatcauneuf of Prospect, and Jamie Tv'aronite of Pat Getting, Seasonal COUPONS FRESH SNO-WHITE TENDER Wethersfield, nephew of the bride. Party, dance Sharing coordinator for L ALLTHIS WEEK NAISE TABLES 2 LITRE BOTTLE A reception at the Marco Polo Restaurant. East Hart MACC, said that toys are QUART JAR 12 TO 17 OZ. CANS M ush Fresh ford, followed the ceremony. The couple will make their beginning to come into the L AT home in Windsor. fire stations. She said there X c o r k n M A Q T i rooms Broccoli has been a number of new FOOD MART! CONN 4 QUART BASKET LARGE BUNCH The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School . PLUS and graduated from the University of Connecticut with DEPOSIT a bachelor of arts degree in Engli.sh education. She is set for holidays WISHBONE • ITALIAN - ROBUSTO ITALIAN or DELUXE PRENI^ GOODHEALTH employed by Culbro Land Re.sources of Windsor. The groom is a graduate of Watertown High School PRICES Seltzer Water 28 OZ. BOTTLE 4 for^1. Salad Dressing BomE o9 FRESH SNO-WHITE "PICKYOUR OWN" Open CONN PLUSm .*5 DEPOSITdeposit ^ , and Findlay College. Findlay. Ohio, with a'bachelor of By Joe Diminico, trips, all individuals going Monday: French onion EFFECTIVE PRINCE - MUSHROOM or MEAT FOODCLUB Mushrooms M .8 9 on to the N.Y.C. trip this soup, hot dog on bun, pud SUN., DEC. 13 . science degree in business and economics. He has his Activities Specialist THROUGH Spaghetti Sauce 32 OZ. JAR o9^ Apple Sauce 35 0Z.JAR 0 9 HOLIDAY FAVORITE! FRESH MBA from the University oL New Haven. He is Monday are reminded to be ding, beverage. SAT., DEC. 19. RECIPE FOOD CLUB - HALVES, SLICES _ ASSORTEDi c u r v a VARIETIES m -u c i ic « ? - Q Q O Yellow Turnip #55 lb19'^ employed as credit pianager for Peterson Steels Inc. of Again 1 would like to re here at the center at 6:30 Wednesday: Hamburger house mind the seniors of our ac p.m. Also, if you are in on a bun, french fries, cole 160Z. CAN 3 OZ. PKG. U.S. NO. 1 BEST BAKING Avon Cling Peaches 49^ Roygl Gelatin ^FORyy 5L8. tivities coming up that terested in taking a slaw, pears, beverage. Idaho Potatoes BAG M .1 9 coincide with the holiday ’’golfing trip” or Thursday: Christmas E NEW YORK STYLE DELII FOOD CLUB Food Club FRESH • YAMS & WHITE season. First of all we have sightseeing trip to Myrtle Pary — roast turkey breast reset L itto n . IMPORTED GENUINE Sweet Potatoes 2 lbs8 9 ‘^ our annual Christmas Par Beach in early March, with stuffing, cranberry C o lo n ial MUSH ty coming up on Thursday please stop hy the center sauce, whipped potato, LEAN Switzerland FLOUR Engagement ’’Holidays at the Tea Bags C a lifo rn ia C a lifo rn ia .Dec. 17. Special guest this and pick up a flyer which peas, Christmas ice ROOMS Homestead,” the STEMS & PIECES LB. Sweet Juicy year will be Santa Claus, gives you all the details. In cream, beverage. Cooked 100 COUNT p k g ; BAG FRESH traditional open house at Sw iss 4 OUNCE CAN 5 and if you are lucky you cidentally, ladies, don’t be Friday: Pea soup, egg the Cheney homestead on Ham C elery might get the opportunity bashful if this trip interests salad on whole wheat, Em peror Hartford Road is scheduled C heese to dance with him (as some you. Whether you are a dessert, beverage. for this Sunday from noon H earts C seniors have in the past golfer or not, stop by the GRAPES to 4 p.m. The open house years) as well as sit on his center and pick up a flyer. SCHEDULE FOR WEEK had to be postponed last LB. l b . A . PILLSbURY-ASSORTED , lap and tell him what you Also remember we have Monday: 9 a.m. 10 a.m., FOOD CLUB - WHOLE KERNEL or PKG. LB. would like for Christmas, cook books for sale here at kitchen social games; Sunday due to the snow POTATO, COLE SLAW. MACARONI or GERMAN POTMO an Ofor^ i . Cake Mixes 69< noontime lunch; 12:30 storm. Cream Corn ’®,? " OZ. PKG. CALIFORNIA JUMBO After that we will be the center prepared by RECIPE This will be the Uth an Freshly Made Salads lb 59^ A - PILLSBURY - ASSORTED having a “ grab bag" and if none other than our own p.m., pinochle games; bus EASTPOINT CLEANED .. Artichokes #40 ea69'^ nual “ Holidays at the you wish to participate, seniors and for a nominal pickup at 8 a.m. and 11 CABOT, VERMONT or NEW YORK STATE • aged over e months Tiny Shrimp "^a°n^ M .69 Bread M ixes">°>^0 FRESH LONG GREEN Homestead.” There will be 5 1 bring a gift valued at ap price of $4. a.m. return trips at 12:30 Scallions 3HES I a p.m. and 3:15 p.m. leisurely tours through the Cheddar Cheese sale lb ^2.99 MINCEDMlreOCU or CHOPPEDV^nurreu FOOD CLUB - •v«nv.;uc WHOLE ui or uci.L.icu JELLIED proximately $2 and mark it This past Wednesday we • FRESH SWEET WHITE ^ . rooms of the old farmhouse male or female. had a nice turnout for both Tuesday: 9 a.m...caning ROUMANIAN STYLE • SLICED ON REQUEST $2 49 Saltesea Clams ®c"a°n" 79*^ Cranberry Sauce c®a°n" 39*^ Herald photo by Pinto which will be seasonally Boiling Onions 3 LBS. I a Also on Wednesday,'Dec. pinochle and bridge. The class, shopping . bus; 10 Lean Pastrami lb a.m. chess and checkers; 1 decorated as it was many 20, we will be having our following are the scores — HEAT & SERVE ■ CUT & PEELED-RECIPE #53 New Year’s Dance starting Pinochle — Mary Hill 658, p.m. bowling league at years ago. FROZEN FOODS GALORE I College fare The decorations will in HOOD’S Butternut Squash LB O w at approximately 7:30 p.m.' N adine M alcolm 614, Parkade Lanes; 1:30 p.m. Potato Pancakes 4 for99'^ clude many antique toys, I TOPr nFROST u d i ■ ■o a \JL. 02. ouiMiMincn CONTAINER a We will be having Maude Custer 610, Ernest exercise class; 12:30 p.m., LOW IN SALT. PRE MONDE, SWISS CHRIS or LORRAINE FLORIDA Sweet Texas refreshments as well as Grasso 604, Ruth Baker bus returns from shopping. Eight area colleges sent representatives to the College Fair at the the Cheney family fur ice C ream whipped Topping 2.0.99* niture and heirlooms, and ALL FLAVORS , ® RUBY RED door prizes and music to 601, Marge Reed 592, Mary Wednesday: 9 a.m. Manchester Armory Friday. Prospective college students like Mervin Swiss Cheese Sale lb53.79 TANGER there will also be an '/2 GAL. CONTAINER MRS. st^H'S Oftb dance to by none other than ■Posposil 568, and Carl Pop health clinic by appoint Hayslip and Patti Klernan, both students from Howell Cheney Regional FINEST QUALITY Q O GRAPE ment; also round dancing; exhibit of old postcards of Pie Shells 8U Lou Joubert and his ple 565. Bridge — Tom Technical School, spent the day looking over brochures and talking to NOVA or REGULAR L B . ^ ^ e 0 9 INES 10 a.m. square dancing; Manchester. Lox V* ZIPPER SKIN orchestra and all this fun Reegan 5140, Elsie Slate reps. MINUTE MAID ^ r \ r \ t FRUIT f 'A Students from Illing MONTROSE OLD FASHIONED filled evening will cost you 4630, Nadine Malcolm 4220, pinochle games; ™ Orange Juice boz can ^FORyu is $2. and Marge Reed 3800. Friendship Circle; noon Junior High School will Kosher Herring 2 LB. JAR Robin L. Gustafson and Leonidas N. Dousis ®2.89 * 1 , Also a reminder about lunch served; 12:45 p.m. provide music for the open MRS. SMITH’S ASSORTED VARIETIES FOR FOR ■ < JUST A PREVIEW of bridge games; 1 p.m. craft house and mulled cider and NEW & DELICIOUS 10 TO 12 02. SWEET SUNKIST CALIFORNIA the fund drive we are star Lenders Bagels PKGS. 2 por9 9 ‘^ 5 ting here at the center on some up and coming class; bus pickup at 8 a.m. cookies will be served. The Yogurt Cheese ,52.99 PIES Navel Oranges S for^I . behalf of the Sheltered programs in January. On and 11 a.m. return trips at admission charge will be $1 CARANDO ASSORTED VARIETIES FROS-f M lj^ D Gustafson-Dousis Workshop, Executive Thursday, Jan. 7, we will 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Look For The for adults and children 16 Dandy Loaf (veal loaf, lb ’^1 .89 26 OUNCE PKG. vegetsDies 2002. pkg 79^ director o f the workshop, be having a weatherization Thursday: 9 a.m. caning, or younger, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Gustafson of 238,Union St. an g ^ jjjj ASSORTEDA bbU tll tu VARIETIES- V A H Itl ltd-1AV3 14W TO I U ITW 1 r V3 02. U4^. PKGS riM ja JUST IN TIME FOR GIFT GIVING! Laurie Prytho, and Roger program like last year, a class; 10 a.m. dart league; by an adult, will be ad HANSEL & GRETEL nounce the engagement of their daughter,"Robin Lynne mitted free. Negro informed me that representative from orchestra rehearsal; 12 ______l b Oregon Farms c a k e s PKG. I . 9 9 TIMEX CLOCKS & Gustafson, to I,eonidas Nicholas Dousis. son of Nicholas Proscuittini ^1.89^ they must raise $75,000 for Northeast Utilities named noon hot dinner; bus' Mrs. Lillian Segar and WATCHES BY KELTON L Dousis of Niantic and Mrs. Cynthia A. Mitchell of Lynn Snyder will visit to pickup at 10 a.m. and 10:45 BINGO BUGS” Frank Knight are co- renovations and im Florida. explain how we can save chairmen for the event. provements to the at Arthur Drug Store; Tropicana 100% Pure ONLY The bride-elect is a graduate of Manchester High f HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDSI^ FRESH DAIRY DELIOHTSI workshop. Now we have money on energy bills, and return trip after program. Referring to setting the School class of 1980. She is employed at Rhana Pippins received so much support will bring some Christmas Party in the new date for the open CREST MUUU G Disco in Groton. The prospective bride groom is a house, Mrs. Segar said, "A FLEX ORANGE from members in the com weatherization kits free of aftprnoon. CONTAINER graduate of East Lyme High School. He is employed as visit to the homestead has Toothpaste Shampoo All Purpose Cream 8 9 munity over the past years charge for the seniors. Friday: 10 a.m. exercise JUICE WITH $100. WORTH OF GREEN REGISTER TAPES general manager of Rhana Pippins Disco in Groton. A f “Bingo Bugs” will Ue ajipaaring daily in become so much a part of MINT, REG. or GEL ASSORTED VARIETIES PARKAY C O C that I myself thought along Also along similar lines a class; kitchen social 2.7 .OZ. TUBE V2 GAL. CONTAINER ______SEE STORE FOR DETAILS______•Juni 13:W idding is planned. every holiday celebration 16 OZ. BOTTLE 2 with many members of the spokesman by the name of games; noon lunch served; Margarine 1 LB. PKG. QUARTERS { j j j John Salcius from the 12:45 p.m. setback games, The Herald. Just look for the “bug” with that we did not want to dis A SPECTACULAR OFFER IN TIMELESS fund raising committee it CRACKER BARREL-WHITE or YELLOW , CLASSIC BEAUTY OF SOLID GOLD! would be nice to give Health Department will bus pickup at 8 a.m., return appoint anybody.” * 1 F ^ Cx. Sharp Cheddar 5 U 9 something back. Now the explain what hypothesnia trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. a number In each ad; if you have It, mark 14 KARAT GOLD CHAINS Public records Sheltered Workshop is a (rapid loss of body heat) is FLEX • ASSORTED VARIETIES H O O D ’S SEALTEST-3 VARIETIES worthwhile and valuable all about and how we can Receptiup. it off with an X on Your “Bingo Card.” Conditioner BOmE 51.69 CONT. asset for this community, prevent this from Monsoon Sour Cresm Cottage Cheese 1 .&9 for officials JUUUUUIVI300 COUNT KALrlVAUt:PACKAGE so come on, let’s all of us happening in spite of rising PHILADELPHIA SOFT O A 6 l e fuel costs. "Monsoon” is a name for COTTON SWABS . 18 OZ. CONTAINER seniors get together and Mark off all numbers on your card and Q-Tips ’ 1 59 Cream Cheese eo2 cup o9^ WITH $100. WORTH OF GREEN REGISTER TAPES M arriagi' lic’enHCH Also, Thursday, Jan. 14, seasonal winds (derived The Board of Directors give them a helping hand. MILK N'HONEY *29,99 WITHOUT TAPES David Charles Bruce and Nora Elaine McMullin, both Dr. Henry Rosenberg will from Arabic “ mausinri,” a and the Board of Education Remember every little bit will be entertained at a 160Z.BOTTLE I FREE FLOATING HEART IN 14K GOLD of Manchester. — Raymond David Oakes and Rosemary be by to show some slides season). It was first you have won our Weekly MOQ Avyard! Shampoo «09 evt OZ.CAN helps. Fount Wip 99^ / SEE STORE FOR DETAILS . Anne Hartley, both of Tolland. — Maurice Scott Pownell as well as chat with us on applied to the winds oyer wine and'cheese party Sun and Diane Ruth Taylor, both of Columbia. — Richard REMHMB.ER KAY proper techniques and the Arabian Sea, which day at the Educational Michael Putinas and M ariela Torres, both of Community Center, 654 NKTTI.ETON, who is brushing, dental care, den blow for six months from liL U . I ^ U 19 Manchester. — Roger Clay Ruffin and Sandra Ruth IF YOU ARE A WINNER Birch Mountain Road from liL .U . chairwoman of the "tea" ture care, and how nutri northeast, but it has been if you have a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbers have been SNOWY 'iNs MASTER BLEND 'l' PILLSBURY I DUTCH MAID I 18 PIZZA MAQIC T I Turner, both of Manchester. — Ronald George Boyne, of to be held for our new tion can affect our teeth. extended to. similar winds matched with the total of all the numbers published during the week, 7 to 9 p.m. ! COFFEE ! I Mac. & Cheese 3 Ridgewood St., and Melissa Susan Manion, of South director, Jeanette Cave, And lastly on Monday, in other parts of the world. call The Herald the nekTpublishlng day between 9 and 10 A.M. to Mrs. Libby Zakowicz, BLEACH BREAD MIXES i NOODLES SAUCE verify your card- In the event of a tie, only those winners calling I REGULAR, ELECTRIC PERK I ASSORTED FLAVORS DINNER ! Windsor. .Jan. 23. Full Gospel Interdenominational and scheduled for Feb. 1, from 9 a.m. to 11 Monsoons are strongest on president of the League of 26 OUNCE PACKAGE I or AUTOMATIC DRIP 15 OUNCE PACKAGE j . 1 POUND PACKAGE Church. between 9 and 10 A.M. the following publication day will be eligible (or 12.7 OUNCE JAR 7V4 o u n c e PACKAGE I Wednesday, Jan, 6, is a.m. everybody will have a the southern and eastern the prize. Women Voters of Manchester and James l l 3 0Z. looking for volunteers to chance to check out his vi sides of Asia. CAN help bake some "goodies” sion at a glaucoma clinic Harvey, president of the * 1*20 as well as prepare "finger sponsored by the Connec Focus/Food ALL THE DETAILS WILL PTA (Council, have invited foods.” So if you can be of ticut Society for Prevent BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE all outgoing board" Guide to weekend events Menus, recipes and shop meri^bers as well as newly any help in either one of Blindness. In faimera to our cuatemora, «a raaarva tha righi to litnii aaiea to 3 pkga. of any Ham aicapt «*rv> a oiharwiaa noted rtadna oMared lor tala not avaiiabia In caaa lota or to othar ratati daalara or wttoiaaatart. Not raaponaiMa for typographtcai anora The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of these areas, please contact ping tips are featured in EVERY THURSDAY! elected officials, to the,, "where to go a.nd what to do," every Friday in the Kay at 646-1493. THE FOLLOWING is The Manchester Herald’s dwell Classiflad Fages Dally party. The public is also in Focus Weekend Section. the menu for the week: Focus/Food section, every For “■INGO BUGS” InlSiictlons. vited to attend this infor Vow CONGERMNG Dec. 14 to 18. Wednesday. mal recentlon. 410 West Middle Turnoike. Manchester 1 6 - THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 12, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 12. 1981 - i:
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The sophisticated lady on ice, Dorothy Hamill, a figyre skating |tt|Uvlrm Faith MORNING Spiderman And His Amazing 3d)0 (B) Camera T h re e 'Modern Jazz (B)Cull«g»8a(k»UMnSyr Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Apartments for Rent 53 Apartments lor Rent 53 Apartments For Rerll 53 MANCHESTER- One and TWO BEDROOM Duplex, MANCHESTER - Newly two bedroom apartments No appliances. Utilities decorated one bec^room - - - - available. Centrally extra. Security and apartment. Access to'shop- SOMETHING OLD SOMETHING NEW located on busline near references. $325 monthly. ping centers, buslines and LOOK FOR THE STARS... shopping center and Available .January 1st. schools. For further details schools. For further details Telephone 646-6637. please call 528-4196 WHICH ONE IS THE BEST FOR YOU? call 649-7157. between 9 and 5 pm or THREE LARGE rooms, after 5 pm and weekends, Look for the Classified Ads.with stars; stars help get you better results. 13-15 CLINTON STREET 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and appliances, utilities, 649-7157. i 17-19 CLINTON STREET 4 room heated apartments, storage, two car parking, OPEN HOUSE TO-DAY AND SUNDAY-1-4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE TO-DAY AND SUNDAY-1-4 P.M. hot water, no appliances. security. $360 monthly. Homes for Rent 54 Security - tenant in Near center. Telephone Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. J surance. '646-2426, 9-5 649-6896. 456'/a MAIN STREET - six weekdays.' rooms, $400. plus utilities. WILLIMANTIC: Two No appliances. Tenant in MANCHESTER MAIN story, three bedrooms, surance. Security. 646-2426 Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. STREET - Two room large yard, stove included. weekdays. apartment. Heated, hot $400 monthly plus security water, appliances. No pets. an d references. MANCHESTER - Brand Security. ’ Parking. PETROWSKY REAL new oversized three MIsc. tor Rent 58 M/sc. for Rent 58 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Telephone 523-7047. ESTATE COMPANY, 886- bedroom Cape on Wellrpan Otilces-Stores 24?6. Road. Carpeting, lo r Rent 95 MANSFIELD CENTER - appliances, full basement. WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT - 550 sq. ft.,' d ODGE COLT 1976 station CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Woodsedge Apartments. $595. Mr Blanchard. 646- NEWLY RENOVATED FOR RENT - 459 Main one garage, truck s'ze wagon. Four speed, radio, DeVille - 72,000 miles. MANCHESTER - apart door. Telephone 649-53M. radials and snow tires. Good condition. $2700 or ONE MONTH'S FR EE ment for rent. Two 2482. 310 square feet office Street. Rear. Formerly RENT. Newly renovated, available. Main Street Manchester Simonizing. Security deposit required. Excellent condition. $2,495. Best offer. Telephone 742- Be part of the Holiday Gift bedroom townhouse, 6800 - Keep trying. country setting. Two appliances, air- TWO HOUSES FOR RENT location with ample Call 646-7690. Telephone 228-9727. Guide. To piece your ad, cali bedrooms. From $285 to conditioning, I'/z baths, - New six room Cape, $575 parking. Call 649-2891. J AUTOMOTIVE OLDER DUPLEX $325, includes appliances 1981 LINCOLN four door AUTO LEASING RENTAL BRAND NEW DUPLEX cable TV, on busline, off per month. Nice six room - Oldies But Goodies Pam 643-2711. and parking. 429-1270, 233- street parking. Security Colonial, $495 per month. PRIME LOCATION - Buyers and sellers get Town Car. 4,000-smiles. SEPARATE GAS HEATING SYSTEMS 3V2” w a l l , 9” CEILING INSULATION 9660 or 232-0761. downtown, four rooms, together with the help of 61 Dark blue. $14,995. Limited. Rent-A-Car. and references required. Call for details. Strano Autos For Sale $12.95 day, 100 free miles. HEATED ROOM ON BOTH THIRD FLOORS VINYL SIDING. BUILT-IN APPLIANCES $390. Telephone 646-5669. Rear Estate, 643-1878. ground . level, heat, air- Classified ads. Read and Lighthouse Lincoln Mer A 2'/2 ROOM AND A 3 conditioning, utilities and SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, cury. 228-9442. Automobiles bought, sold, ONE SIDE BEING RuNJVATED WALL TO WALL. VANITIES. WASHER AND use the Classified section rented.i 323 Center Street, ROOM APARTMENT TWO ROOM parking. Available im every day! TRUCKS. Car Inventory AVAILABLE. Heat, hot mediately. Telephone 649- valued $2143 sold for $100. 1981 FORD ESCORT - two Manchester. Telephone PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS DRYER HOOKUPS. EFFICIENCY aprtment 647-0908, Ask for Bill. water, appliances. located in North Coventry. 2865. Similar bargains available. door, 12 month -12,000 mile HURRY, MAYBE YOU CAN PICK YOUR OWN Offices-Stores warranty. $4695. TWO HEATING SYSTEMS. (GAS.) References; Security. Call $295 per month including lo r Rent 55 It's happening here today . . . someone is watching for a Call for information, 602- after 6 pm, 646-3911. better car, a newer bike, a certain musical instrument, a 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone Lighthouse Lincoln Mer COLORS! CHOOSE YOUR OWN DECORATIONS! utilities. Telephone 643- cury, 228-9442. 9555. WORKSPACE OR bigger TV set, a hard-to-find antique ... or dny one of dozens call refundable. EAST HARTFORD - 2 STORAGE SPACE FOR of other items. I» rjU 1972 VW FASTBACK-Sun Directions: East on School Street From Main St. Left on Clinton Street. bedroom, brand new MANCHESTER - Six RENT in Manchester. No Roof AM/FM Cassette linoleum & wall to wall rooms, large attic and lease or security deposit. EVERYTHING stereo. Nice dependable carpeting, heat, hot water, cellar, centrally' located. Reasonable rates. Suitable FOR CHRISTMAS tw car. Must sell. $V;500 COME BY OR COME BUY — YOU ARE MOST WELCOME! parking. Near busline. Call Security, and references for small business! Retail UNIQUE GIFT IDEA ^ negotiable. Call 646-7690. 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- required. No pets. $340. and commercially zoned. 4J AT MARLOW’S' 1719 after 6 p.m. Telephone 649-4424. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5, 34' For yourself or a friend. HOLIDAY Gift and, Thrift Center For Jf M otorcycles-BIcycles 64 This standard cassette GROUP I, REALTORS - BELFIORE AGENCY - 647-1413 EAST HARTFORD - 2 MANCHESTER - Newly 3 4 Everything. 649-5221 - 867 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent 2 motivates Positive bedroom with heat & hot decorated two bedroom 34 g ift guide Main Street, Manchester, condition, asking $1100. water, close to busline, apartment. Access to shop- Thinking, Relaxation, CT. MANCHESTER & VICINITY 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. Services Ottered appliances, wall, to wall ping centers, buslines and BASEMENT STORAGE 34 Stress Management, Self- 31 Healing-Plumbing 35 Articles tor Sale 41 Dogs-Birds-Pets ^ .43 carpeting, tile bath, dis “HANDYMAN SPECIAL" schools. For f“rth^ AREA with dirt floors, 34 Confidence and a Sense of It K \ I I I FI I. KZ400 Deluxe 1978 Ranch, 8 Rms, 2 fp„ gar. & posal, etc. No pets. Call de ails, please can 528-41M room 18Va ft.xlS ft.; General Well Being. $10.00 CLOIHEIS KAWASAKI, fairing, DICK'S SNOWPLOWING - SCHALLER PLUMBING HOLIDAY SPECIAL! Six AKC BLACK LABRADOR 528-1494. SJ DOI.I. n breezeway. S5S,900. Parking lots,, driveways, HEATING- Water pump RETRIEVERS - Champion between 9 and 5 Paa second room 23 ft.xlS'/a ft. per cassette. Make check' baggage-rack, saddle bags, (6) end rolls for $1.00. at payable to ABLE BEAUTIFUL BARBIE 5 low mileage. $1350. 688- "POSSIBLE OWNER FINANCING’" apartments, stores, specialists. Also, MUST be picked up before Field & Show lines. Ready 6mi57 ’’ weekends, ^3^ ,ninthly. 649-0717. ANTIQUES AND CKAK'I S DOLL DRESSES - 80f. ROCKVILLE - On busline. CENTER, 317 Green Road, 6201 Ask for Andrea. Spacious 3 Bdrm Raised Ranch wilh sidewalks, sanding. 646- remodeling service or 11:30 am at the Manchester to go, 1-542-5207 after 4:30. Brand new three- room THE COUNTRY Bridesmaid's Outfit - $2.75, p 2204.' repairs. FREE' Manchester, Ct. 646-7917 Ig. covered porch overlooking a well Herald Office. apartments - Extra large Autos For Sale 61 34 CHRISTMAS SHOP - Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- BRAND NEW Raleigh ESTIMATES. 649-4266. TIGGER & PIPPIN Are 91 Autos For Sale rVS- STEREOS 6452 maintained lawn! Low $90's. RESPONSIBLE Mother rooms with large, closets, 34 Antiques and Crafts. Folding Bike. Never used. TUBULAR Fireplace young affectionate Maine $300 per month. Security Fernwood Farm, 261 "OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE" will babysit in my home Flooring 36 coon cats looking for a SHOP AL SIEFFERTS BIBLES A BOOKS Cost $294. Will sell for $200. grating with electric motor and references reqjuired. Hebron Road, Bolton. (3 One or two family home possible, 8 weekdays 6 a.m.-5 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••• blower. $20. Telephone 643- good home. 342-0571 or 633- APPLIANCES - 445 Hart Telephone 649-3894. Available January 1st. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS AT miles South o,f Bolton REASON FOR THE rms plus 4 car garage. $74,900. Washington-Verplank FLOORSANDING - Floors 5873. 6581. Telephone 875-1128 9-5 ford Road, Manchester. school districts. Will also like new! Specializing in Center). Open Tuesday - SEASON — God gave His Monday-Saturday. TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN 647-9997. SUPER SANTA Best. Share the Best with a CENTURY 21 LINDSEY REAL ESTATE sit for school vacations. older floors. Natural and SALE! Video Tape Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 649-0389. Court of Probate, S52 Center St. 649-4000 Prices negotiable. Phone stained floors. No waxing gift from BIBLES & District of Manchester FOUR ROOMS. - two 80 CHEVY CHEVETTE Recorders, TV's, Stereos, Al’PLIANCES BOOKS, 840 Main Street, Noi ici: OK iii:\HiN(; 646-1959. anymore! John Verfaille, Washers, Dryers, 646-5750. ROUND WOOD GRAIN FR EE : Beautiful healthy bedrooms, wall to wall Silver, 20,000 miles, A cyl., 4 spd., stock #900A 649-3396. KSTATK OF MAUGARKT L UKGAU NOTICi; carpeting, appliances and Refrigerators, Freezers, HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS WILSON, an incapable person Town of Andover Town of Andover MANCWSTER LHO. DE-ICING - Sidewalks, ta^ble, four chairs. Cost puppies, Collies-Springer MUCH MORE! attic storage. Rent $375 79 RABBIT DIESEL SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main U F T SIIIK'IS Pursuant to an order of Hon Planning &i Zoning Public Hearing of S200.000 Family CampKioumi. 98 acies driveways, sanding. Call Household Goods 40 $450, will sell for $250. Like Spaniel cross. Black with white markings. Nine plus utilities. Security Sliver. 47.000 miles, 4 spd.. AM/FM stereo cassette, stock #633A Street, Downtown William K FitzGerald, Judge, Commission Planning & Zoning 54.900 Col.. (ireplacB. 48<1. alum, skiing David, 643-8996 new. Telephone 646-1542. PERSONAL TEE - Per- 6 dated December II. 1981 a hearing weeks at Christmas. 633- required. Telephone 649- PETS AND SUPPI-IES Manchester. 643-2171. Special Permit Conmiission on USED 0717. Dishwashers from $249.00; sonalized Fun and will be held on an application The Planning & Zoning Commis Proposed Subdivision Regulations 66.000 Cap«. full BsmI. immaculate SNOWPLOWING 8205 after 4:30 p.m. & REFRIGERATORS. TAG SALES 79 RABBIT 2-DR. 34 MANCHESTER PET Ranges from $249.00; Sportswear. Great gifts for praying for authority to sell cer sion of And(jv«*r. (.'onneclicut will The Town I’lahiung & Zoning Com- Itesidential. Commercial. Light blue. 40,000 miles. 4 spd.. AM radio, stock #724A tain real estate as m said applica 138.000 9 Rm. Cd.. new consiruclion. WASHERS, RANGES . MANCHESTER - Two 3d CENTER — Good Quality Microwaves from $199,00. Christmas, 1081 Main & hold a public hearing in the lower ini.s.sion of .Andover, ('onneclicut linancing FREE Estimates. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts T H E EASTERN Wanted to Buy 49 and Advice make good Street, Manchester. 646- tion on file more fully appears.’at level of the Town Office Building. will, hold a public hearing on Mon Telephone 644-3302. CAB •••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom apartment at Sun ai GREAT GIFTS WITH & the Court of Probate on December day, Dt'cember 14. 1981 at 7'30 95.900 R Ranch,4M „W i Oean lives here & Service. Low prices! CONNECTICUT r FLEA sense. Are you paying too COMPLETE SERVICE. 3339. Monday. December 14, 198l at 7:30 Construction. CASH FOR YOUR Proper ny Brook Village, $440 in Red. 17.000 miles, 4 cyl., 5 spd.. A/C. AM/FM radio, stock #6390 21. 1981 at ll) 30 A.MM, p.m. on the petition of Mr Dennis |) m in the lower level of the Town B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main MARKET IS CLOSED for cludes heat, hot water, 34 much for your pet & Sherrie L Anderson. Ass’t. Clerk 140.000 4 8d.. Spii/ Ranch. Family Km. ty. We buy quickly and con supplies? Stop in — it will II AM) ..MADE Staba for a home occupancy per Office Building on Subdivi.siim You can save Street. 643-2171. th e season. HAPPY appliances and air- 34 COLLEC'i'IBIES !S UIU-12 mit. for pr«ifcssional engineer, Regulations [iropo^od for adoption 145.000 Unique U&R Forest Hills, financing I’ROFESSIONAL PIANO fidentially. The Flayes Cor 79 AUDI FDX WAGON be worthwhile. Mixed TUNING and Repair, Call HOLIDAYS.______conditioning. Ideal for ELECTROLUX - Buy located on 31 Townsend Hoad, by the Town Planning & Zoning money the easy RED PAISLEY PRINT poration. 646-0131. Green, 43,000 miles, 4 cyl., A/T, stereo. A/C. rear defogger, stock ai breed puppies, tropical and Someone You Love an AN OLD FASHIONED proposed for approNffll by the Plan Commission of Andover, Connec 149.000 WdCol.. 4Bd.{ull Bsmt. Susan Akmentin at 228- older couple. No pets. way. Look through LONG Couch, Matching SALF]: Old radios; parts Damato Enterprises, 646- #821A 3d goldfish, parakeets, ELECTROLUX VACUUM CHRISTMAS at theS* Court of Probate. ning & Zoning Commission of An- ticut. At this hearing interested 155.000 Ten'Rm.. Col., 4-5 Bd.. fireplaced IR. 3552. and tubes; power lawn WANTED: Lionel trains canaries, finches, small District of Manchester d .er. Connecticut persons may appear and be heard chair, glass top taple lamp, 1021. B CLEANER for a Christ VILLAGE CHARM YARN the classified ads coffee table. $300. Call 646- mower; solid maple for family collection and 78 DATSUN 200SX animals. 687 Main Street. mas Gift. Call: 646-3875. BARN — with handmade OK iiKvmv. Al this li“anng interested persons and written communications 109,900 Private setting in this 6 + Rm.. Col . 7597. bedroom set, double bed, layout. Telephone 649-0746. Yellow. 50.000 miles, 4 cyl.. 5 spd., A/C. stereo, radial tires, « (1-203 ) 649-4273. Gift wrap gifts and decorations by “ KASTATK OF MAIUON may be heard and written <’oin- received Copies of the proposed every day to find Sell. Financing MANCHESTER - Deluxe KIMBALL, an Incapable Person regulations are on: file in the Office Painting-Papering 32 dresser and chest; slock #6307 ping and lay-a-way plan munications received A copy (if 94,400 Reduced R. Ranch, 3 Bd. lull BsmI.. one bedroom townhouse, ft LOVABLE ABANDONED local craftsman plus craf-’ TS Pursuant to an order of Hon, of the Town Clerk. Town Olfice bargains galore on. •••••••••••••••••••••••• A rticles lo r Sale 41 household odds'n'^nds. 2 always available. the application is on lile in the (Jf- Owner financing Rooms lor Rent 52 private entrance, patio and KIITENS ting supplies. 133 Spruce William K, FjlzGerald, Judge, fice of the Town Clerk. Town Of Building. items you need and INTERIOR PAINTING, Saturday, December U2th, Street. Manchester. 649- 88.500 Ranch. 7Rm.. 2 fireplaces. full b“hsement.Includes 78 HONDA CIVIC dated December 11. 1981 a hearing fice. Building. Andover. C'onnec- Dated at .’.ndovhr. C’onnecticut. over ten years experience, 10-3 p.m. 343 Charter Oak Bed, 55,000 miles, 5 spd,, stock i|i786A 31 p e t TOWNE — Tri-City CAN YOU GIVE A 9699. will be held on an application this 1th and 1 Itli dav of December. want. We have a RocMedge section. MANCHESTER - nice heat, appliances, carpeting ticut. E low rates and senior citizen Street, Manchester. clean room for rent. and air-conditioning. $430 at Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR LOVABLE ABANDONED praying for authority to execute a Dat(Hi in Andover, (’onncuticut this 1981. great selection of MERRILL LYNCH REALTY discounts. 643-9980. HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - Kitten or Cat a home for note for a term of six months and 4th and llth day of Dcccmhcr, Planniag & Zoning Commission BARROWS CO. Reliable person. Telephone monthly. No pets. Damato 78 SUBARU THE CALICO PATCH - ALUMINUM SHEETS Tan. 5 spd., A/C, AM/FM radio, stock #760A “ It's Here; Quality the Holidays — 633-6581, to secure the same by executing a 1981 ol AmHver articles for the 358 Burnside Ave.. L.H. 289-6881 646-2351 after 4 p.m, Enterprises, 646-1021. 210 F^ine Street, INTERIOR AND used as printing plates. .007 fi Creatures and Superior 342-0571. Manchester. 646-6408, A mortgage of the whole or any part Planning i Zoning John 1. Kostic. Chairman whole family at thick, ,23x28'2". 50c each, Supplies at money saving of the real estate in said estate as Commission of Andover U68-n EXTERIOR painting, ROOM IN NICE private FIVE LARGE ROOMS for gt Unique Little Quilt Shop in said application of file more ful paper hanging. Carpentry or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- home. Extra nice TOLLAND COUNTY ^ prices. 644-3510, GAMES-TOYS.CRAEl|^> featuring everything for John L. Koslic. bargain prices. Help Wanted 13 2711. They MUST be picked TAG SALE couple, second floor of two ly appears, at the Court of Probate (.'hairman •••••••••••••••••••••*** VVork. F'ully insured. J.P. neighborhood. All utilities, family. Rent plus utilities HOBBY HUT - 281‘/x today's quilter and more! on December 21, 1981 at 10:00 a m. Call 643-2711 if Lewis & Son, 649-9658. up before 11:00 a.m.'only. SPORTING GOOPJi Bernice I. Daniel. Clerk 067-11 kitchen priveleges, bath, and deposit. Available Oakland Road (Rt. 30) Gifts and gift certificates, you have an item $180 r>EK WEEK FMR'F GIANT INDOOR security. $50 weekly. VOLKSWAGEN Christmas prints, trims, oil-12 ORIENTAL WOOLEN now. Telephone 871-7997, LAY-A-WAY SPORTING South Windsor, CT. (203) TIME at home. Webster, FHIOKESSIONAL TAG SALE Telephone 649-6017 after 9 644-2355. Gift certificates patterns, kits, books, for sale todayl C GIFTS - Gift Certificates America s foremost dic PAINTING - Interior and CARPETS - Hand made in 24 Tolland Tpke. (RL 83) Manchester/Vemon Line aJ '210 PINE ST. p.m. ® at NASSIFF ARMS, 991 available - Visa and strawberry shortcake NOI IU; ro ( RKIMKMtS tionary company needs exterior. Commercial and Pakistan in beautiful Autos For Sale 61 15 minutes from HaiTtford 649-2638 cutouts, and’a large selec home workers to update • design and quality within MANCHESTER, CT. S j Main Street, Manchester - Mastercard accepted, KSTATK OF MASHARIKI HOW-TO residential. F re e e s Apartments lor Rent 53 g|] 647-9126 MODELS, TRAINS, tion df fabrics and JKRRY UMTUMK HARRISON, local mailing lists. All timates. Fully insured. 646- Very Reasonable Price. supplies. deceased Telephone 646-0715 8 a.m.-5 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Games, telesCMes and ages, experience un 4879. SAT. & SUN, DEC 12&13 at microscopes. Tuesday, The Hon. William K. FitzGerald. necessary. Call 1-716-842- p.m. THREE ROOM Apartment Judge, of the (.'ourt of Probate. in two family house. $325 ft OUTER-WEAR Thursday, and Friday: THE BITTERSWEET 6000. Ext. 5063. 9-5 SHOP — Most Christmas District of Manchester at a SEASONED. HARD plus heat. Security, No Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- hearing held on December 10. 1981 Intarlor/Exterlor Painting, % ft OPEN NOW'" 6 Items 12 Price. Antiques / Wallpaparing and D nw all WOOD. Cut, split, pels. Telephone 643-5380. . ■ ordered that all claims must b "MARKDOWN” Gifts / Jewelry / Crafts. Installation delivered. $90. Unsplit $80. “ Famous Maker Outer- presenled to the fiduciary on or BUSINESS Quality proHetional nw l Four footers $70. APR HASKE'I'S & WICKER Route 44A, Bolton - 643- before March 10. 1982 or be barred y t . I Raasouabte prices. Free ft Wear for the Entire Fami- 7800. as by law provided. - Telephone 742-8056. 14.5 and s e r v ic e s ' estimates. Fully Insured gi ly at Discount Prices - 30% THE WICKER COTTAGE Sherrie L. Anderson, Ass^t. Clerk g ; l . m c h u q h FINANCING AVAILABLE 3 to 60% off. Jackets, Vests 643-9321 — Specializing in baskets, IIOItSE? OF COURSE! The fiduciary is: LIGHT GRAY Toilet and B and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen Patricia Price Services Ottered 31 sink, new chrorrie faucets. wicker furniture, wall THE MAPLEWILD TACK NEWSPAPER BINCO ft Mall, Glastonbury. Open hangings and bath 82 Spencer Street m •••••••••••••••••••••••• $50 complete. Telephone DOWN ^ Every Night till 9pm. ROOM of Bolton is Manchester, (-T 06040 REWEAVING BURN 646-4638 after 5 p;m. New Game Starts Every Wednesday. accessories. Route 84, Ver featuring Stubeh Sigfried 014-12 HOLES. Zippers, um Building Contracting 33 With Approved non (across from Golf- • •••••••••••••((•••••••A* Continues Thru Tuesday BICYCLES Saddles at $499.95. ^ e us brellas repaired. Window VITO CLARINE'T - Land). 646-6219, Monday - fo r major brands of Credit \o iic K II) <:iii:i>iiDits shades. Venetian blind's. FARRA.ND excellent edndition. $98. or Until There’s A WInnerl BICYCLES AND Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. English and Western equip a: f‘» Keys TV FOR RENT. REMODELING - Cabinets, 299 CAMPING EQUIPMENT FiSTATE OF FI.OUENCK E. F’olding exercise bench $20. ment, Christmas cards and Roofing, Gutters, Room — Sporting floods. Ice EI.OKIST DONNKLLY. deceased Marlow's, 867 Main Street. Telephone 649-2071. There Are 10 “RINGd BUGS” more! MAPLEWILD The Hon William E. FilzCierald. ■ V-*> If- 649-5221. Additions, Decks; All types Skates, Sleds, Barbells, KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 TACK ROOM, Topmey Judge, of the ('ourt of Probate. of Remodeling and GIRLS BICYCLE 26 In Today’s Herald. These 9 Are Hockey, Exercise Equip Road (at Bolton Center), District of Manchester at a BRICK. BLOCK, STONE - Repairs. Free estimates. 1982 LYNX ment. FARR'S, 2 Mam Hartford Road. Weddings, Inches, 3 speed. Good con Part of Them. STOCK corsages, fresh flower Bolton, CT 649-5550. licaring held on December 9. 1981 Concrete. Chimney Fully insured. Phone 643- dition. $35. "L" shaped Street, Manchester - 643- ordered that all claims must-be Repairs. ' .No Job Too 6017. '2 Y 3 6 Est. 30 city 44 Hwy. 7111. arrangements,, silk JKWKI.KRS presented to the fiduciary on or cocktail coffee table, for arrangements, plants, before March 9. 1982 or be burred Small ' Call 644-8,356 for mica’ top. Gold, Excellent ’ ANTIQUES estimates. ROBERT E. JARVIS - funeral flowers. 643-9559. This Christmas let the aS by law. provided. condition. $20. Telephone DIAMOND SHOWCASE Sherrie L. Anderson, Ass t. Clerk Remodeling Specialist. 646-6794, ijj BROOKS ANTIQUES - '•Crochet CHRISTMAS , help yt)u discover the The fiduciary is: F'or room additions, .ajManchester Mall, 811 Main ARRANGEMENTS - Harold W. Garrity h kitchens, bathrooms, WOODEN SHOWCASE ■“ Street, Manchester. PARK HILL JOYCE magic of love ... with a.VQ 753 Main Street roofing and siding or any :adWANTED ANTIQUE carat total weight (Q Manchester, (rr 06040’ M&M I’&Fl. Manchester with shelves FLOWER SHOP; FTD. home improvement need. '^FURNITURE, glass matching engagement ring {]( 012-12 . 649-2871. Small repairs, 6T'x3’7"xr6 ’. $10. Green Fruit Baskets, Christmas 5877 Telephone 643-6712. bedspread 200” xl00’’, ■2' clocks, dolls and collec- Parties, Flowering Plants. and wedding ring for just E remodeling, heating, SALE PRICE '* tibles. Ask for Harold - 646- baths, kitchens and water d rap es to match. $60. Call: 649-0791. $399.00. Season’s Greetings jJ; vnicK TO iou> LEON CIEZSYNSKI Telephone 649-8635. ft 9243 or 646-2690. from the DIAMOND KSTATE OF PETKR F heaters. Free estimates! BUILDER. New homes, PENTLAND FLORIST - SHOWCASE, Manchester ^ GANNUTZ. aka PKTKR additions, remodeling, rec BOYS ICE SKATES - Boys 2 LACE, LINENS, LOVELY Visit Us For All Your ■ FRANCIS GANNUTZ. deceased C & .M Tree Service, Free rooms, garages, kitchens Parkade. estimates. Discount senior construction boots, S THINGS! Furniture, Holiday Needs. See Our The Hon. William K. FitzGerald. remodeled, ceilings, bath womens slacks sizes 16 and ft frames, fabulous things! Choice Selection, 24 Birch BRAY’S JEWELRY (jr Judge, of the Court of Probate. citizens. fiom party tile, dormers, roofing. STORE — 737 Main Street, JI District of Manchester at a Manchester owned and 18. Mens shirts. Telephone A R E D GOOSE FARM Street - 643-6247. "Pleasing Residential or . commer 649-8635. T ANTIQUES? Coventry. You Is Our Pleasure,” Manchester, CT. PS hearing held on December 9. 1981 2 operated. Call 646-1327. ordered that ail claims must be cial. 649-4291. B Wednesday - Sunday, 12-4. Specializing in Bulova, bj CENTERPIECES, FRUIT Seiko, Pulsar, Accutron, E presented to the fiduciary on or LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen KENMORE SEWING ft 742-9137. before March 9, 1982 or be barred DESIGN KITCHENS, machine - fancy stitch, but BASKETS, Flowering Timex Watches. Also, as by law provided. cing. Attics, cellars, gat- cabinets, vanities, counter Plants- For Your Holiday Finest Jewelry. FREE ta POMPONS: Cut 2 card ages cleaned. All types ton holes. Beautiful Christ ® BOUGHT AND SOLD At Sherrie L. Anderson. AssT. ('lerk B-174 tops, kitchen cabinet fronts mas gift. New $335. $95 ft) THE ANTIQUE MARKET Needs. BROWNS LOTTERY TICKET with 'Fhe fiduciary is: board circles <%") with ; trash, brush removed. Mj” hole in center of each. 10-18 custom wohdworking, firm. Telephone 647-9428 • • p l a c e , 811 Main Street. FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main purchase of $10.00 or more. J* Amelie C, Gannutz Picket, Split Rail, colonial reproductions. Street, Manchester 643-5617. P 373 Lvdall Street Place circles together; Stockade Fences installed. after 6 p.m. 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small wind 4 stiands of yarn Dramatic for eveninK; J P. Lewis 649-9658. '6168 B Shops. Auctions 7pm Every J & J JEWELERS — 785 to Manchester. CY 06040 classic for daytime, this ■ 523-0670. includes rustproof, dealer prep. 8i undercoat (each 1 1/3 yds. lonj?) i Main Street, Manchester. ^ 013-12 easy-to-sew wrap style ELECTRICAL SERVICES ■ft Thursday. VANI'I Y CAR IM,A I'KS around, draw yarn thru CHRISTMAS Tree, 7 ft., Only ‘299 down, cash or trade, plus tax & registration. Unpaid “(3liality Merchandise at P center, over edj?e till hole features long: or short LICENSED DAY CARE - We do all types of Elec new-used once; pair young ENGRAVED-RAISED sleeves in two leng:ths; or FIOME - Will watch your balance ‘5869. 48 months at ‘ 161.86 per mo. Finance charge ft YPEWHI'IERS Old Fashioned Prices." p is filled. Cut yarn around trical Work! Licensed. Call ladies leather boots; LETTERS. 14K Chains / Bracelets / IM ill t( Ml IK.I. outer edse. Slip double halter-tied for sunshine child or infant days. Call ft ■ f f after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. . stainless steel punch bowl ‘ 1900.28. deterred payment‘7769.28. ; YALE TYPEWRITER ORGANIZATION Diamond Earrings / Pen lovtv Ol- BOl.lON yd. lenj^th of yarn bet places. 646-0262. and cups, new; four bar Thu . - ... J • : .’•jJp'-ai will Emblems. Business Cards. dants and Cultured Pearls, hold a Public Heariiig on Dec lb, ween, tie securely. Re-, B-174 w ith Photo-Guide DENNIS R. MILLER - stools, never used; dog ;ft Rebuilt, Portable Name Pins. Button Making Keepsake Your Christmas 1981. at 7:30 I’ M, in the Bolton move cardboard, trim is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size BABYSITTER Remodeling, Additions, cage, medium, new; FULL LEASINC AVAILABLE! Machines/Supplies. Town Hall to hear the following evenly. 12, 34 bust, long sleeves, AVAILABLE, Martin i • Typewriters, From $20.00. Diamond Source. Roofing, Aluminum and crockery dishes, new, 8 i® Sales and Service, MANCHESTER RUBBER appeals: Trim an easy-erbehet 3V4 yards (»0-inch; halter- .School area. Call after 3 l I V K D V i M t E I Ap)H*al of Mountain Top Enter- Vinyl Siding. Specialists. piece service; black and I ft Typewriter and Adding STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- baby outfit with soft pom tied, 2'Yj yards. p.m. 649-2094. /.iii.i./ti Afi'riiir) prises. Inc of Vernon Road, Rec Rooms. 649-2954. white television, portahle. "(.'oriruxiuul’s Oldest Ma;du Deaht" * Machines. 51 Purnell 4489. Visa - Master Card. ENGLAND TRUE VALUE liolton (Milton R. Hathaway. pons. No. 5877 has full $2.25 plus 50i‘ for post Telehone 742-6700. HARDWARE - Route 44A, Owner* to ctinslrucl a radio crochet directions for set. age and handling. Get Your Cards Today from: J Place. 649-4986. TO ORDER, send $1.50 for each SNOWPLOWING . •TIMOTHY J. CONNOLLY TELEVISIONS lower on his pniperty located on .SUE BURNETT Davis Family Restaurant, Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- the west side oi Vernon Road attern, plus 50$ for postage and Commercial & Residen Residential & Commercial ^ FlU I I B VSKET.S C The Mancheiter Herald NEW QUEEN OR KING Fashion, 05 E. Center St.; Harvest Hill Package Store, HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS SUN SALES AND Service, 2. Appeal ol Noel Cynthia Fagan andling. tial Manchester. Construction. Remodeling, Kerosene, Skil power tools, of 38 ('lark Road, to constnui a ANNE CABOT 1150 Ave. of Americas SIZE Waterbed, never Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market. 3.17 Highland *Sl.; FANCY FRUIT BASKETS New York, N.Y. 10036 Reasonable. Free es home improvements, ad SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main Stanley hand tools; plum shed U tti close to the sideline The Manchestr. H^ahi timates. Call anytime 646- opened, 10 year warranty, K B. Automotive, Broad Street; Lynch Motors. 500 W. Center / MORIARTY BROTHERS — Order Early. Also 3. ApfM’al of Ronald C Soares ol 12 Print Name. Address with ZIP ditions, bathroom & St.; Nassiff Photo. Main Street; Optical Style Bar. Main Street; Street, Downtown bing and electrical 1150 Ave. of Americas CODE. Style Number and Size. walnut stained pine frame, Wicker Items. PERO Quarry Rtiad to convert -i New York, N.Y. 10036 5489, 646-1327. kitchen remodeling, Regal's Men’s Shop. Main Street; Sleffert's Appliances. 445 Manchester. 643-2171. Most headboard, deck, pedestal, FRUIT STAND, 276 supplies, California paint business iniiiding to a two fami Print Name, Address with ZIP New \S1 I'WSHION with roofing, siding, repairs, Hartford Road; Weslown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road; Diet brands available; G/E, and paint sundries, ly dwelling reipiiring a use. side COOL and Style Number. Success in Sewing, is SNOWPI.OWING - .Small mattress, liner, heater plus Oakland Street, Zenith, Sony, RCA and . yard area f t Irontage variance. door & window replace Center. 113^Main St., also Pic an . Save. 725 E. Center St. C ards Manchester. 643-6384. wallpaper and housewares. 1982 Al.Bl'M with IB-paitc filled with appealing, commercial or residential. ment and alterations, 646- padded siderails. $199 . 563- will also be'available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnside Avenue, more to choose from. John il. Rohorls. Chairman <;IFTSK(TU)N with full designs. Also 2 BONUS 0811. Rocky Hill. East Hartford, and at the Hi FI Stereo House. Vernon Circle. 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 Rollon Z. B A Call after 5 .30 649-25.30 T'i70 (166-11 direclion.s. Price ... $2.25. Coupons! Price . . .'$2.25. r ' J