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oriented political action committees Small Claims Courts are rapidly or similar groups.. The reason is being distorted into a mockery of loaded with irony. ’"TIow Effective is what they originally were designed Industry-oriented lobbyists like to to be — courts in which the con­ show they have supported and'ac­ Your Small Claims Court? sumer (you and I) had a fair chance Your Money's Worth tually helped pass a certain nuriiber of getting justice and equitable How Small Claims Courts ararbeing distorted of pro-consumer measures. Some of Manchester, Conn. treatment against big industry or into 0 mockery of what they were supposed to be — Sylvia Porter these measures often contain Sunny, breezy, uncaring business lobbyists. The dis­ overkill provisions that can hurt protection for you, the consumer; Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1982 tortion if the result of either legitimate business and cost money cool Thursday deliberate action or apathetic that has to be passed on to you, the When does your Ismall Claims Court 25 Cents regulators or ignorant bureaucrats. — See page 2 consumer, via higher prices. Whatever the precise cause, we are sit? If there are no night sessions, you If the lobbyists can agree on a few the 'osers. O may not be able even to get to one. measures that don’t hurt anyone, Thus,' it is of major importance reported a 100 percent success rate consumer claims, your claims as a the legislators can claim credit for Is the maximum limit of payment so that a pioneering law requiring state in getting the judgments paid when consumer may easily be crowded taking action — without insisting on low that it is far below inflation's pace, controversial measures that the lob­ agencies to revoke the licenses of it used this leverage. out. In effect, you are relegated to 4r and is your possible recovery piddling? individuals or corporations that In most states, however, if you limbo, contrary to the goal of justice byists hate. openly ignore Small Claims don’t pay a Small Claims tab, you for you available in a local torum Small Claims can be a kind of "ap­ 2 ^ Does the court take debt collection judgments has just gone on the don’t face triple damages or loss of that is informal and convenient. ple pie reform” that can pass.even Hurricane cases against consumers as weU as books in New York state. The law any license you have. As a result, if 4) Does the Small Claims Court in this climate in which pro­ P&WA offers was signed by Gov. Hugh Carey and you, a consumer, sue and win, you have sessions in local communities, consumer legislation is scarcely as O cases brought by individual was sponsored by state Sen. John R. often just can’t collect. or only at one downtown location? If popular as it was in the 1970s. Ftom complainants, thus crowding out you, a business viewpoint, this kind of Dunne and Assemblyman Richard The situation has been pinpointed the court isn’t available to you at a the consumer? Gottfield. The law also requires that in New Y o rk -- but in most localities practical location, it isn’t a true reform may earn attention from hits Hawaii Small Claims Courts refer to en­ it hasn’t eyen been studied. And Small Claims tribunal. much rougher reforms that can gain Does the court have spssions backing when the consumer pen- forcement agencies any pattern of without sunlight focused on the ex­ 5) Can a Small Claims scofflaw convenient to you, making it a true ^ concessions consumer or other fraud that is dis­ tent of nonpayment, few reform get out of paying by merely saying . dulum swings back, as it always HONOLULU (U PI) — Hurricane-lwa slammed into closed by a large number of cases in measures have been taken that the defendant’s true name isn’t does. Small Claims tribunal? the northern islands of Hawaii with 110-mph winds early throughout the country, those courts. precisely the same as on the sign in THERE HAS BEEN NO Can a Small Claims “scofflaw" get out today, ripping away roofs, toppling trees and power front of the company’s premises or age 62 or for tour years, wnidhever is lines, blocking roads with debris and causing thousands THE OTHER WEAK AREAS in FLOOD of lawsuits since the New By Raymond T. DeMeo THIS I,AW COl'Ll) - and on its invoice, which you probably of paying merely by saying the longer, Giusti said. of people to evacuate their homes. the Small Claims Courts are getting \York law to collect triple damage Herald Reporter should — become a model tor copied in the summons? In New Besides this, he said, the company will weaker, too. Those that demand penalties — because the large-scale defendant’s’ true name isn’t the same as An estimated 6,800 people were ordered or chose to similar legislation throughout the York, this common “ dodge” carries Negotiators for United Technologies increase regular pensions from their attention include: Small Claims scofflaws got the flee to shelters before the storm struck and then spun United States. The Small Claims on the sign at the firm’s premises? Corp., parent company of Pratt & present level of $19 a month per year of 1) When does the Small Claims a separate penalty as well as being message right away. Before the away to the northeast toward the California coast, sub­ Courts are fast being abused into Whitney Aircraft Co., unveiled what they service to $20 a month starting Jan. 1, no excuse. reforms, many real estate manage­ Are there booklets explaining how the siding in intensity. non-existence. Court sit? In some regions, no night characterized as two major contract and $21 a month per year of service star­ sessions are held. This means that if 6) Are there booklets or other in­ ment firms simply pocketed securi­ No deaths or serious injuries were reported, but the court works and the procedures, so you concessions at a bargaining session with' ting in 1984. The New York law builds on a you can’t take time off from work or formation that explain how the ty deposits put up by the tenants and worst of the storm hit the small private island of Niihau, can really use the courts? Machinists union representatives Under the company's proposed pension group of prior measures adopted to hire a babysitter for your children, court works so that you can use the didn’t return them at the end of the kept isolated by its owners who officials were unable to procedures? The courts are worse Tuesday night. plan, a 62-year-old employee with 30 make it tougher to throw away you can t get a hearing. Period. lease. 'The tenant either sued or Is there any public service advertising contact. First assessments of damage on the 24 by 6 than useless if they scare you and The company has agreed to give laid- years of service who retires voluntarily Small Claims judgments: a three­ 2) Is the maximum payment too forgot the money. Some did sue, won mile island where 226 pecjple live were to be made from you dare not use them. about the court, where it sits and when, o ff workers severance pay and begin an in January would be eligible for a pen­ time Small Claims loser can be low or has it kept up with inflation? and then found they had no way to r J the air at daybreak. .7 ) Is there any public service early-retirement incentive program, sion of $900 a month, Giusti said. slapped with attorneys’ fees plus tri­ If the limit is piddling and you have collect the judgment without the so you know how to sue? • 1N3 UAIWUI f r «w SyndIcaM benefits P&WA employees never bad The company didn't reveal its new Millions of dollars in damage was feared, mostly on ple the amount of any further a big-ticket lemon, you are without a advertising or other way that you expense of a lawyer. Big-time before, UTC spokesman Frank Giusti proposals until after 11 p.m. Tuesday, the island of Kauai, where power lines were down and judgments that aren't-paid. Clerks remedy. A limit of, say, $1,000 per­ know about the court, where and scofflaws don’t try that particular is a comprehensive desk calendar said today. union spokesman K iefer said. trees blocked all major streets. Roofs were blown away are supposed to keep a file of unpaid, mits you to sue for that amount if a when it sits as well as how to sue if trick any longer. In any event, the triple damage you need to? There should be. and consumer handbook featuring Machinists union spokesman Lou and hundreds of windows were smashed. Barbara Daly judgments indexed by names of the $6,000 item costs $1,000 to fix — but Medium-sized Small Claims guillotine plus the threat of license Porter’s best money-saving advice Kiefer called the company's concessions Kiefer said toe company timed what of the Kaauai Civil Defense corps said. She said 5,800 defendants involved to make it your total price was obviously far scofflaws, though, may get away revocation have stopped the most IE A .W O F TH ESE weak spots and tips for organizing your budget. “ a step in the right direction,” but said Giusti called its “ major breakthrough” residents were moved to schools and other sturdy easier to spot Small Claims above the $1,000 limit. with it. Busy court clerks didn’t blatant and flagrant examples of the apply in your iocality, your pressure Send $8.95 plus $1 for mailing and UTC still hasn't addressed union con­ to give toe bargaining process ‘‘a cons­ shelters from low-lying areas subject to flooding and scofflaws who might be liable for 3) Does the court take debt collec­ make the defendant index a top sinister practice of taking Small as a citizen can force them to be cor­ handling to Financial Almanac in cerns about job security and company tant sweetening effect,” and defuse toe tidal waves. the penalties. tion cases against consumers as priority, the records may not be Claims judgments and converting rected. There usuaiiy are few highly care of ’The Manchester Herald, 4400 "takeaway proposals” on other contract union's demands for other contract The edge of the hurricane raked the island of Oahu, Even before the 1982 law. New well as cases brought by individual accessible, up-to-date or well- them to wallpaper. paid lobbyists opposing this kind of Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Issues. changes. where officials said about 1,000 people were evacuated York City's Department of Con­ complainants? If so, these collection organized. 'That index itself is under consumer measure. (Save money every day! Sylvia Make checks payable td* Universal The union and UTC are negotiating a “ They're hanging out toe dollar in or chose to head for shelters near Honolulu. sumer Affairs had been experimen­ suits heard on a separate calendar serious scrutiny now, too. This is the ’ ’good" news, for un­ Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983 Press Syndicate.) new contract to replace the one Uiat every aspect that they can,” he said. A blackout was in effect on Kauai and 90-per-cent ting with using its locai powers over at a different time or place? If hun­ like proposals that put you in a fight expires at midnight Sunday. power failures plagued Oahu including parts of licenses against those who don't pay dreds of suits by loan companies and GIUSTI SAID toe company will sub­ against powerful lobbyists, this kind Giusti called toe severance,pay con­ Honolulu. Much of the telephone service between Small Claims judgments — and had the like are on the same calendar in mit its "final offer” on a new P&WA of reform even appeals to industry- cession “ a real patobreaker.” 'The com­ Hawaii and the U.S. mainland was out for several hours. contract before toe close of bargaining Inter-island air services wfire shut down. Honolulu pany has proposed granting weekly today. supplements of SO percent of salary to . 'i '- Airport stayed open, but several airlines canceled In Brief lald-off employees with more than three The offer wilt be “ final in toe sense scheduled flights to Hawaii during the storm. He bought years service. The extra payments that toe company's complete economic The National Weather Service said at 4:30 a.m. EST would start two anwks after layoff and package-will bann toe table,” ba said. that Iwa was 210 mile9 northeast of Kauai and heading last, from two to l2 weeks, d e p ^ in g on But Giusti said toe company will con­ away from toe islands in a northeasterly direction. Officials lifted the hurricane watch and warnings for toe employee's length of service, Giusti tinue to negotiate “ tradeoffs” with toe all the islands. But a high-wind warning remained in Qeisler promoted said. union after the compeny reveals its a car, then effect for the whole chain. There is no-severance pay for laid-off offer. HARTFORD — Jennifer J. Geisler of Bolton has workers under toe present contract. Forecaster Thomas Kawamoto said, “The severest been elected a Union-management negotiations will portion of the storm appears to have passed the secretary at The ON EARLY retirement, UTC says it continue every day until Sunday, toe day islands.” Hartford Insurance the company w ill grant a full pension, plus an extra the present contract expires, with toe Reports from Kauai said the wind dropped almost at Group where she is $10 per month a year of service,, to possible exception of Thanksgiving Day. once when Iwa sped back out into the Pacific. Police manager, salary ad­ P&WA employees aged 55 or older who "W e 'll talk about whatever toe union said they were setting out to assdss the damage on the ministration, non­ SOUTH BEND, Ind. (U P I) — Big Four auto sales are retire voluntarily. The supplemeh't, wants to talk about,” said Giusti. south coast. which would be available starting Jan., exempt compensa­ slumping, John DeLorean’s dream of a sportscar em­ The hurricane struck Lihue, the capital of the Island pire has exploded in a cloud of cocaine dust, and Steve would last until toe employee reaches PI'-iise turn to page 10 tion and inter­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo of Kauai, shortly after midnight EST. national subsidiary Blake has decided this is the time to get into the car­ Phil Palmer, spokesman for the Wilcox G.N. personnel ad­ making business. Memorial Hospital and Health Center on Kauai, said ministration. in the ■’What kind of kid wouldn’t want his own car com­ Armerd Indian only minor injuries were reported, many from broken personnel depart­ pany?" Blake asks. glass.•. ment. At 39, Blake no longer is a kid, except in his boyish Manchester prepares Vickie Vannie, 4, a student at St. Mary's Nursery School, takes a break “ It looks like a lot lof people listened to the informa­ Geisler joined The enthusiasm for the Avanti II and his stubborn deter­ from Thanksgiving activities by retreating to her mother Myla's arms. tion and took the precautions.” Palm er said. Hartford’s personnel mination that Avanti Motor Corp. can buck the tide and department as a survive within its tiny, if profitable, niche in the auto in­ position analyst in dustry. for Thanksgiving Day 1972. She held "Probably it was about the worst time to buy a car several increasingly company," he admitted. "But I never really had the.ap- O ne station’s price $1.10 responsible positions prehension maybe I should*have had. and was elected an “ I did find it a very difficult deal to ■finance,” con­ Families will gather in Manchester Thanksgiving eve services are being, assistant secretary ceded Blake, who said he spent about a year in search of Thursday as in toe rest of the country to held at a number of churches and at St. Jennlfer J. Gelsler UPI photo and promoted to a loan package after coming to terms with former observe the Thanksgiving holiday in toe Bridget Church, 80 Main St., there will be a Thanksgiving mass Thursday at 8:30 manager, non-exempt compensation in 1977. She owner Arnold Altman. "One banker told me I insulted traditional manner. p.m. at which cash and food donations assumed additional responsibilities for Hartford- his intelligence.” Film wraps up germs Food stores likely to busy this after­ Gasoline price war is on will be accepted by toe St. Vincent Europe personnel liaison in 1979 and, in 1980, was noon as last-minute shoppers buy toe IN O C TO B E R , Blake bought Avanti, maker of dePaul Society for toe needy. promoted to her present position. Dr. Glenn W. Geelhoed, surgeon at George pressure sensitive adhesive Imbedded with makings of Thanksgiving feasts and limited-production, luxury Avanti II sports coupes since The unseasonably warm weather is ■She is a graduate of Baldwin-Wallace College, Washington University Hospital In Chicago, a powerful, time-released antl-microbla forgetful householders rush out for some 1965, for an estimated $5 million. expected to give way to more ap­ for a credit card tney aren’t using," Brown Berea, Ohio. demonstrates loban 2 Film, a new 3M Iodine compound. Is placed over the surgical overlooked extra to make toe feast boun­ By Raymond T. DeMeo Altman, his late brother Nathan and a third partner tiful. propriate Thaiiksgivlng temperatures Herald Reporter says. had bought the rights to the car from the Studebaker- product which he has found effective In area and actually cut through by the sur­ with a bit of breeze to make toe day Brown pays a four-cent surcharge to geon. For many caught in toe economic Packard Corp. when that company stopped production killing bacteria before and during surgery. decline, however, toe bounty w ill hinge credible. Ten years ago, who would have thought that AMOCO on every gallon of gas he sells on a Program slated in 1964. The product, a film polymer backed by a on toe generosity of others. The holiday sports menu will offer toe we'd think gasoline at $1.10 a gallon was a credit card. AMOCO instituted the fee early Since then. Avanti has produced up to 200 hand-built traditional Five Mile Road Race starting bargain? this summer. Next month, the company Will HARTFORD — A program designed for top-level . sports coupes a year, every one cut from a snub-nosed, at 10 a.m. on Main Street, opposite St. Think of it. Before toe gas crisis, people lower the charge to three cdnts, owing in part executives who are responsible for both the cor­ fastback design that never changes — preserving the James Church. More than 5,000 par- swore they'd stop driving their cars before to angry reaction to the four-cent charge. porate and business strategy in their organization Avanti IPs resale value, according to its promoters. Pension report rule proposed Closings tlcipdnts and a crowd of 30,000 are they paid that much. But today the pump Not everyone who sells gas is enamored of will be offered here in December by the University Although the basic look is a constant, a wide range of expected. meters are spinning at Shields Silktown Tire, the cash discount program. In a recent issue Government Offlcesi All of Connecticut. options can drive the Avanti’s price well below or above STAMFORD (UPI) — Companies liability or services already At 11 a.m. at Memorial Field, toe a Main Street ARCO station with the lowest on gas. of The Lundberg Letter, a well-respected < realized by the .employer as the federal, state and municipal offices The two-day program titled, “ New Techniques in an average of about $28,000. would be required to report pension rendered. If the assets in the ^n- "town” schoolboy football title will be on gas prices in town. trade publication, oil industry analyst Dan result of past plan amendments or will, bd closed Thursday. Municipal Strategic Planning for Data Processing” w ill take The styling consistency belies an incessant tinkering liabilities and assets on their sion exceed the liability, the net line when Manchester High and East Steve Shields, the station's owner, says Lundberg said cash <)>scount has caused the initiation of the plhn. offices will also be c lo ^ Friday. Pav with place Dec. 2 and 3 from 9 a m. until 4:30 p.m. at me by Avanti engineers, who are constantly substituting a balance sheets instead of in foot­ result would be reported as an asset, CatooUc H l^ meet. ' sales volume is up more than 20 percent since bookkeeping problems for some dealers. He The proposed system Would Hotel Sonesta in Hartford. A new material here or slipping in a hard-to-spot notes under a rule proposed by the Manchester emergency numbers Complete details on both events may Saturday morning, krhen he dropped his also said the program has turned motorists but if the pension is not yetcom plet- require all employers to use a single cash. Robert L. Rector, an authority on strategic pan­ modification there. Financial Accounting Standards ly funded, the net result would are hl{diway, 647-3233, refuse 647- be found on the sports pages. already comparatively low prices from $1.12 into gasoline "price shoppers,” with no loyal­ Even the chain-smoking, shirt-sleeved Blake — " I ’ approach to calculate the amounts 3248, and sanitary sewer and water, A fter dinner sports is also scheduled ty to particular brands or dealers' ning and an associate of Anson, Lee, Rector and Board. appear on the balance sheet as a to $1.10 a gallon on regular and $1.18 to $1.16 of periodic pension cost and pension 647-3111. Co., will be the instructor for this program. Rector usually start in the morning with a tie and blazer and The proposal Monday would liability. on TV for those who prefer to digest at on unleaded gasoline. Brown sa'ys he’s had no problem with that lasts about 15 minutes” — spends much of his time liability. Maili Post offices will be closed keeping the books straight with cash dis­ is a special instructor at Harvard University and require employers to report two The second new item to be. rest. Shields says his most recent price cut came in the shop, discussing refinements with his blue'-collar Thursday and will resume regular But Manchester does offer some plea­ counts. And a spoksman for Exxon Corp. said the author of numerous articles. pension-related items in the balance reported in the balance sheet would I after ARCO cut toe price it charges dealers workers and looking for ways to speed up production About 64 percent of the world’s service Friday and Saturday. sant parks and walkways for toe more that company’s test-marketing of cash dis­ The cost of the program is $575, which includes sheet. be an intangible asyet representing for gas by .two cents. Shields' $1.12 was without sacrificing quality. ^ population lives iii Asia with only Banksi C lo ^ Thursday. active. count has revealed that the program requires luncheons and materials during the course. The first would be net pension expected economic benefits to be already toe bottom price on toe local market, Registration information is available from about 8.4 percent in North Am erica. Librariest Libraries will close at Home-from-college students will be but he says he passed the savings on to his only 10 to 15 additional minutes a day of a “ BEFO RE I CAME, the most cars they had produced Management Development Programs, The Univer­ 5 p.m. today and w ill be cliMed looking for old friends in old haunts. But customers in older to boost sales. dealer’s time. in a month was 18,” he said. “ I asked them, ‘What are sity of Connecticut, U-56D, Storrs, CT: telephone Thursday. They will be open on not everyone will be home, and a good "I'm out to sell as much gas as I can,” says But Robert Stevenson, owner of a Main your major problems?’ We looked at them — and I ’m no 488-3234. regular hours Friday and Saturday. many family reunions will have to take Shields. He says he has to have high sales Street Exxon dealership, says he’s shied engineer, but I solved one or two and the first month we Hi-C exec quits' All Are Welcome Businetteit Most businesses, place over telephone lines. y volume to make up for a low profit margin — away from cash discount becausehe’s afraid built 22 cars.” corpoiatlons and retail stores will about three cents on the gallon. of alienating his credit card customers. Blake inteqds to keep tinkering with the car, making Several local stations, including most WINDSOR LOCKS (U P I) — Terrence Geoghegan has 'be closed Thursday. While Shields' ARCO station is cleaning up Mobil, Exxon and AMOCO affiliates, have improvements and jacking production up to around 3(X) a Package atoresi Closed ARCO DEALERS like Shields don’t have Tool show set resigned his positions as president and chief operating on gasoline trade, its neighbor down toe been offering customers discounts at toe year. In the future, there’s the possibility of other At Oar to worr^bouttoe"cash-credit discrepancy, officer of Hi-G Inc. to pursue other activities, the com­ Thursday. Inside today block, Anderson Brothers AMOCO at 770 pump if they pay with cash, instead of using a models, perhaps'a convertible Avanti. pany has announced. Refuse Collection i There will be since ARGO stopped taking credit cards in The Society of Manufacturing Engineers will Main St., is getting cleaned out. "W e ’re not trying to build a hundred thousand cars,” credit card. May. ’That move helped some of ARCO’s return to Hartford, with another three-day tool and Geog|iegan’s duties have been assumed by Hi-G’s no refuse collection Thursday. t t pages, 4 sections "T h ey're killing us, and there's nothing we Most of toe major oil companies charge Blake said. "W e ’ll never'be a big car company.” ' competitors, bringing them the business of chairman and chief executive officer, Alvin Lukash, the Thanksgiving Service Refuse collection normally can do about it," says AMOCO manager EM their retailers a fee — usually three or four manufacturing conference and exposition at the But, on the other hand, he wouldn’t mind getting a lit­ Advice ...... 21 L o tte ry ...... 2 the credit card customers that ARCO turned Hartford Civic Center, April 12 to 14. company said Monday. scheduled for Thursday w ill be on Leonard, who sells his regular gas at $1.19 a cents a gallon — to covpr the cost of tle bit bigger and becoming a little bit more of a force in Area to w n s ...... 8 Obituaries...... 10 away. The Exposition will focus on demonstrations by GMghegan also resigned from the company's board of FViday. Ttefuse collection normally gallon. processing credit card purchases. Cash dis­ the small — but, he thinks, recessionproof — market for sdiednled for Friday will be on Business .... 26, 28 Opinion...... 6 Shields’ says his station’s loss of credit more than 150 builders and distributors of advanced directors. His resignations were effective last lOtSO A,M, . Gasoline price wars are coming back, and counts are a way for dealers to make up toe handcrafted prestige cars. “ There’s always going to be ’Thursday. Saturday. Classified ,.. .2^27 I^opletalk ...... 2 card business has been more than compen­ machine tools, metalworking equipment, Manchester is a microcosm'of toe nationwide, loss. By law, they can't charge extra to their a buyer for that kind of car,” he said. Schoolsi Closed3U Ihursday ftUtUOTM/ aisuand Comics ...... 22 Sports ...... 11-14 sated by a dramatip increase in cash sales. A computer-controlled production systems, precision Geoghegan, 80, joined Hi-G ln.May when the company phenomenon. Watch how Shields' price ‘cut credit card customers. But they can offer Friday. Entertainment .20 Television ...... 22 year ago; he -says, his station sold 30,000 machining equipment, automatic assembly A L T H O U G H B L A K E has spent a few years recently was in the middle of reassessing its financial position. affects prices at toe rest of toe stations in cash discounts, a marketing scheme that -HRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Motor Vehicle Depanment of- gallons of gasoline a.month; now it sells 150,- devices, presses and brakes, material handling involved in auto dealerships, his prim ary business He had previously served on the company's DMrd of Samples today town. See H local MobU, Shell and AMOCO allows them to cover their losses and still directors from 1967-71. SCIENTIST fieest Closed Thursdayrsday butImt open on 000. equipment, finishing and coating equipment, in­ background is as a builder and developer in the dealers don't drop their prices a penny or two offer competitive prices. normal schedule Friday and Satur­ Shields’ says his goal is to sell 300, 000 spection and quality control devices, and Washington area. Hi-G, which makes electronic and dectro-mechanical 447 Nortli Maili Street The Manchester Herald today con­ to keep .up with the-competition. gallons a month.'^And don’t be surprised, he engineering services. ^ It was courtesy of the deceptively fr u ty winters that products, has been suffering financially high Intctrest day. tinues its sampling program to bring A T B R O W N ’ S Tire Shop at 333 Main St., T h e H erald! WUl^jMt publish PRICE WARS aren't toe only manifesta­ says, if you see the numbers on his station’s can beset the nation’s capital that he'firat learned of the rates and heated price comp^Uon.' For the tin t half of Maiieheeter copies of the' newspaper to noq- manager Steve Brown offers cash customers tion of a new competitive trend toat's big red sign change again. How about $1.08 a Avanti II. * the year ending Oct. 2, the Windsor Locks fin n lost $1.2 Thursday. sttoscribers in Manchester. four cents off toe pump price. “ I'm in favor mllUon. sweeping toe gasoline retailing busineu. of a person paying cash, and not having to pay gallon. Can you imagine that? MANCHESTEIt HERALD. Wed., Nov. 24, 1982 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 24, 1982 NATIONAL WEATHER SEffMCC FORECAST lo 7 PM E8T 11“ 24~Sf r • 30.00 • news Briefing SF.ATUE Demos plan voter convert drive Tedford > l d e r s ^ „ mings said. “ We all respond to Incen­ registered Republicans voted th ^ win elections and candidates lose them.” By Nancy Thompson to succeed tives. Registered Democrats. Cummings stfid 3 M ayor Stephen T. Penny, an un­ 8AN FflANCISCa Herald Reporter “We are faced with a very active to 4 percent more Republicans voted in successful candidate for the 4th Open trading urged ^ \ ;)0.00« Republican adversary,” he continued. the five yoting districts surveyed so far. senatorial district seat held by 108 AMOtLCa “ Shocked” bx the results of the recent GENEVA, Switzerland (U PI) — U.S. trade represen­ election — where Democrats took only “ They are aggressive.” If an additional 3 to 4 percent of the Republican Carl A. Zinsser, attributed McCavanagh tative William E. Brock today told the opening session MIOHL8T register^ Democrats-had voted for the his loss to the vote in^ Republican- TrMP€RA7U«t8 one of four local seats in the Legislature CUMMINGS SAID today’s of a world trade conference a new commitment to an party’s candidates, at least one more dominated Glastonbury. “ I-think we can — the Democratic Town Committee Republicans remind him of the "open trading system" is needed in the face of surging ORUANSR Democrat — John W. Thompson, who take heart in the fact that we came Kenneth N. Tedford, a lifelong resident of tlMMO - Tuesday began to avoid a repeat in next Democrats 25 years ago — when the protectionism. lost to Republican incumbent Elsie L. within 1 percent of winning,” Penny Manchester, was picked Tuesday by the year’s municipal elections. Republicans were in power and the Democratic Town Committee to succeed James R. The 88-nation General Agreement on Tarrifs and £ 7 3 . “ Biz” Swensson bj) 79 votes in the 13th ,said. Town Committee Ctairman Theodore Democrats were the minority party on McCavanagh on the Board of Directors. Trade conference opened its first ministerial-, V ik • tiowl Assembly District — would have won, R. Cummings announced that the dor­ town boards. He noted that the An assistant state attorney general, Tedford has level meeting in nearly 10 years with ringing statements Uf’l WlAIMLn fOTOCASl ' Cummings said. mant voter making committee will be Republicans are becoming more James R. McCavanagh, who defeated been chairman of the town Zoning Board of Appeals on the dangers of protectionism. “ Somehow we didn’t make it because Republican incumbent Walter H. Joyner reactiviated, at the suggestion of aggressive about taking stands on issues, for three years. "W e must recommit our nations to a liberal open we didn’t get that Democratic heartland in the 12th Assembly District, attributed Democratic Registrar of Voters Herbert a tactic the Democrats used to gain Tedford was apparently the personal pick of trading system ," Brock said. He said there must be "a vote out,’+ Cummings said. “ We didn’t his victory to hard work. He said his J. Stevenson. power in town. Democratic Town Chairman. Theodore R. Cum­ strong pledge” to avoid further trade barriers as well as have that this tim e — and that was a Stevenson set a goal of 1,000 converts “ Then nothing happened that we didn't committee hit every house in the district a commitment to "roll back" existing violations of shock. But sometimes it takes a shoqk.” mings, who publicly named Tedford as a possible’ Weather — Republicans and unaffiliated voters jump on it — and by jumping on it we three times. GATT rules. replacement for McCavanagh within jays of who switch their registrations to sometimes struck pay dirt in issues that FH O M PSO N SUGGESTED the town Daniel J. Moore, who lost the 55th Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshio Sakurauchi said McCavanagh’s victory over incumbent Republican Democratic — before the 1983 town elec­ paid o ff In votes,” Cummings' said. start sending a newsletter to registered . Assembly District seat to Republican in­ Walter H. Joyner in the 12th Assembly District. the open trading system of GATT "is the only viable tions. At that time. Democrats trailed Democrats to help keep issues and cumbent J. Peter Fusscas, said he Cummings apologized to the town committee - _ . alternative available to world trade." thought his campaign benefited the peo­ Today’s forecast Cummings suggested the crusade be Republicans by about 4,(XW in voter names before the public. members Tuesday for announcing Tedford’s likely ^ He said the conference must show a "collective turned Into a contest among town com­ registrations, Cummings said. “ I had a bit of an exposure problem,” ple of the district because it brought the appointment before the matter had gone through political will” to stem protectionism or risk a repeat of Today mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of mittee members from the 12 voting dis­ “ This is a town whe re voting patterns said the form er mayor,_who last ran for incumbent’s attention back to the towns. the town com m ittee’s nominating committee and "the nightmarish experience of the 1930’s." MV Cumming3 commented, “ I think we showers into early afternoon then partial clearing. tricts, with a plaque or loving cup going change,” he cauJoned. office seven years ago” “ I was disap­ executive board. learned a lot — some things we never •’ i Highs in the 50s but becoming windy and colder this to the district which changes the most Cummings cited statistics from five pointed with the results; however, I Both bodies approved Cummings’ choice of Ted­ afternoon. Winds becoming northwest 20 to 30 mph by registrations. , voting districts in the recent election could not fault the effort (of the town should have forgotten in the first place— ford after the fact — but Cummings pledged to vr.,, ] and we will not forget them again.” afternoon. Tonight mostly clear ’and cold. Lows in the 'T t’s not w cornball an idea,” Cum- which show that proportionately, more committee). As you know, committees follow the rules in the future. Suit manufacturer cleared 20s. Northwest winds diminishing to 10 to 15 mph by late Tedford had been interested in running for the i ' t M at night. 'Thursday sunny and cool. Highs 40 to 45. West Board of Directors in the last two elections, but SPACE CENTER, Houston (U P I) — Though the cost winds 10 to 20 mph. ^ withdrew in favor of others, Cummings has said. of spacesuits planned for use on the^huttle flights will Tedford was nominated by John FitzPatrick, a increase by more than 12 times over what was con­ B e n n e t to hire lawyer former director who had unsuccessfully sought a tracted, space officials say the suit’s manufacturer is Extended outlook nomination to run again in 1981. not to blame. Photo Copyright 1963 by the Dallas Times Herald and Photographer Bob Jackson “ Having served on the Board of Directors, I think Extended outlook for New England Friday through The original contract with Hamilton Standard of Corporation board members also discussed excluding project goes forward. I have some idea what it takes,” FitzPatrick said. Sunday: By Paul Hendrie Windsor Locks, Conn., was signed five years ago for the cost of hot water from the rents and adjusting the However, Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Penny said “ I think Ken has the temperament. On this board Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair Herald Reporter $18.9 million. Spokesman Dave Alter said when the con­ rents accordingly. | he wanted to poll directors first, because the town would you have to take a lot and give a lot.” Today in history and cold through the period. Highs from the mid 30s to tract expires in 1985, the suits will probably have cost The Bennet Housing Corp. voted Tuesday night to hire have to foot an attorney’s bill if the project is not ap­ Tedford cited his experience as an assistant at­ mid 40s. Overnight lows mostly in the 20s. $236.4 million. an attorney to hanuner out a final version of the lease T O W N D IR E C TO R Joan V. Lingard, a Republican, proved. torney general. "I feel that gives me the Kennedy two days earlier, was fatally shot by Vermont: Fair and coW. Overnight lows 5 to 15 in the But most of the increase has been because of National On Nov. 24, 1963 Lee Harvey Oswald, from the town for the main Bennet School building, asked the corporation to look into what would be in­ “ We ran into this problem with the Pension Board background to deal with the problems facing northern mountains and 15 to 25 elsewhere. Afternoon 'Aeronautics and Space Administration-ordered changes named as the assassin of President John F. Jack Ruby in a Dallas jail. which now is vacant. volved in wiring the building for cable television. earlier this year on the same project,” noted Penny. But Manchester,” he said. “ I feel it’s my town because highs in the 20s and 30s. ind delays in the development caused by budget con- Corporation member Joseph S. Hachey said this m or­ ” I think we should come back to you after we get he indicated he thought it was a good idea for the cor­ I have been a lifelong resident. I feel I owe Maine, New Hampshire: Fair through the period. .straints, .Alter said. ning local attorney Dominic J. Squatrito-“ tentatively” more information,” said Greenblatt. poration to have its own counsel. something back to the town.” Highs in the 20s north to 30s south. Lows 5 to 15 north ".As of right now. we see an under 5 percent cost Peace sought on tokens Spacewalkers will fly has been selected. He said all that remains to be deter­ - Greenblatt also released cash flow projections. Each “ We’re going to go head-to-head with you in the next McCavanagh is expected to resign from the board and in the teens south. overrun. You can’t paint them (Hamilton Standard) as mined is the fee. year, under the current scheme, the town would receive few weeks to negotiate a lease,” said Penny with a grin. at, its December meeting, although he will not NEW YORK (UPI) - Connecticut and New York Of­ bad guys with that amount of overrun in this large of a s p a c e ! C ENTER, Houston (U P I) — ’The space agen­ The town Board of Directors is expected to vote on. 10 percent of the net cash flow in lieu of taxes. In the “ We’re tough, so hire a good lawyer.” assume the state office until January. ficials are trying to draw up a peace treaty to end the project. It is not that great. ” Alter said. cy says its new “ Buck Rogers-type backpack” w ill turn Dec. 9 whether to lease the buijding to this specially first year of operation, this would mean about $8,000. Tedford’s appointment must be approved by the great battle over 17.5-cent turnpike tokens from the spacewalking into space flying for astronauts no longer - <;REEiNBI;ATT SAID negotiations have produced a Two of the suits, yalued at $2.15 million each, and National forecast created non-profit corporation, so the form er school can Some town directors have expressed concern that this Board of Directors, but no problem is anticipated. Nutmeg State that keep appearing in the Big Apple’s 75- encumbered by being teth er^ to the shuttle. is not enough. Town General Manager Robert B. Weiss verbal offer of $675,0(X) for syndication of the project, or lifesupport backpacks failed to operate properly Nov. 15 By United Press International Los Angeles r 64 57. be converted to 45 units of moderate-income elderly cent subway turnstiles. Technicians Tuesday proudly showed off the space selling tax benefits to investors. as two astronauts prepared to take a walk in space, the City k Fest Hi Lo Pep Ix^lsvilie pc 67 32 m housing. said, however, that the 10 percent figure is not final. Transit Authority police, who are not waiting for a Albuquerque cy SZ 28 .... Memphis 60 33 .02 first since 1974. agency’s newest flying machine called a manned Members of the Bennet Housing Corp. board also “ I^ a t is a question for negotiation between the town peace accord, have made 13 arrests so far in the conflict Anchorage pc 32 28 .... Miami Beach c 78 71 maneuvering unit. ’The jet-propelled device hugs the Asheville pc 66 52 .... Milwaukee c 41 16 elected their officers Tuesday night, tapping attorney and the non-profit corporation,” said Weiss. He — 10 Monday and three 'Tuesday. Minneapolis pc 21 06 back of the life-support system of the spacesuit like an Atlanta pc 74 56 .... John R. FitzGerald as president and Hachey as suggested the town might want to ask for a specific DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! The arrests were made at Grand Central Terminal, Billings c 30 26 .... Nashville pc 60 36 .10 oversized backpack while its statiojiary arms provide Birmirigham cy 72 47 .... New Orleans r 79 56 secretary. i dollar figure — instead of a percentage — in lieu of where TA police reconnaisance teams spotted enemy astronauts with buttons to control where they fly and Boston r » 51 .... New York r 65 52 Steven members of the town Board of Directors taxes. Ghana coup attempt fails tokens being inserted into the turnstiles. how'fast. Brwnsvil Tx.sS 86 S3 .26 Oklahm . Cty pc 46 22 Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien is working on Buffalo r 55 35 .42 Omaha c 27 12 attended the meeting to hear a detailed presentation of The TA operation, as with all such great campaigns, " I t ’s a Buck Rogers-type backpack. It has two hand Chrlstn S.C. pc 75 61 ...; Philadelphia r. 66 51 j ’ changes to an earlier draft of the lease, in an apparent LO.NDON lU P Ii — Forces loyal to Ghana’s military the project from consultant Arthur N. Greenblatt, of even had a code name — "L ep er,” but that angered controls which make it go up, down, backwards, Charltt N.C. pc 60 00 .... F*hoeni» c 71 53 effort to satisfy criticism by some town directors that ruler, Lt Jerry Rawlings, crushed an attempted coup he Chicago c 30 14 .03 f>ittsburgh r 61 36 .15 -Community Development 0»rp., and from architect Thanksgiving Special! leprosy groups and new orders were issued christening forward or roll around,” said Allen Kofal of Martin .05 the proposed lease does not properly protect the town's said was ted by "misguided individuals.'^ Accra Radio Cleveland s S3 34 1.11 Portland Me. r S2 47 Richard S. Lawrence. the.crusade “ Pariah.” ^ Marietta Aerospace. Columbus pc 61 37 .34 Portland Ore. c 44 34 interests. The lawyer the corporation hires will work \said today in a broadcast monitored by the British They heard that projected rents are $390 for a one- But Martin Marietta engineer Richard Stiles said the Dallas ' pc^_ 60 32 ... Providence r 52 48 with O’Brien to try to prepare a final document accep­ Broadcasting Corp. Denver c 7 28 13 .... Richmond w 71 50 bedroom unit, $430 for a two-bedroom unit and $450 for a unit is more sophisticated than it appears. Des Moines c 27 13 .... St. Louis c 53 20 Vl2 table to both town and corporation. Rawlings in his broadcast said the coup attempt Committee revamp due two-bedroom unit with a bath-and-a-half. Those rent Detroit cy 47 31 S3 Salt Lake Cityc » 20 The corporation’s attorney would be paid from an ruesday had been put down by "loyal troops.” Duluth pc 15-04-. .... San Antonio r 73 38 'is levels are considerably lower than earlier projections 60 55 operating expenses fund generated by rents, if the In a six-minute broadcast he urged the "misguided in­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic legislative leaders El Paso cy 71 SB .... San Diego r and, Greenblatt said, are made possible by lower in­ Chintz Jacket Sale! Nursing home to fight 54 50 ‘.di have a plan they believe may solve the dilemma of law­ Hartford r 73 4S .... San Francisc c dividuals" who led the coup attempt' to surrender, Indianapolis pc S3 24 .60 San Juan pc M 74 terest rates. Revenue bonds would be sold to fund the saying otherwise they will be "crushed m ercilessly." makers having to be in two places at one time for com­ SPR IN G FIE LD , Mass. (U P I) — A nursing home fined Jacksn Mss pc 80 43 .66 Seattle c ,40 36 mortgage. mittee meetings. Jacksonville pc 80 ■ 54 .... Spokane c 24 00 Accra airport and the West African nation’s borders $2.58 million for violc^ting the privacy rights of Earle N. Kansas City 35 14 .02 Tampa c 70 58 The corporation board talked about the possibility of by were closed indefinitely, the broadcast said. A dusk to The plan discussed Tuesday would divide committees Spring will fight that award, their attorneys say. Las V^as pc 55 41 .02 Washington w 66 55 making each tenant pay for his own heat and, although Little Rock pc 66 27 m Wichita pc 34 16 , dawn curfew was imposed. into two groups with alternate meeting days to reduce Springfield attorney Thomas Donoghue said 'Tuesday no decision was made, there seemed to be a consensus rhe first sign of trouble came when the country’s conflicts, the motions first ask Superior Court Judge John Murphy in favor of Individual meters. That would reduce rents chief of defense staff and deputy head of state resigned 'The plan was an alternative to proposals raised by the to overturn the decision of a.Uampden County jury; The across-the-board by another $45, said Greenblatt. 40% OFF “SPECIAL REQUEST” Tuesday after criticizing the way Rawlings was running I-egislative Management Committee and Senate Majori­ second request is fqr a new trial. “ What we’re finding in talking to (private) landlords the country, the BBC said. ty Leader Richard Schneller, D-Essex, to cut the 'The jury awarded the money Monday to Blanche Lottery is that conservation is greater if heat is individually Last Dec .31. Rawlings gained power for a second number of committees from the current 20. Spring, 78, of Montague, saying her terminally ill metered,” said Greenblatt. (line in a military coup mounted by his supporters. Senate President Pro Tempore James Murphy, D- hiisband's privacy was violated in 1980 when he was the ALL 14K GOLD Franklin, said Seante Democrats talked about trimming center of a controversial right-to-die case. >CUF8 8AVU- the committee roster to 14 or 11. Holyoke attorney Raymond Randall said the basis of Numbers drawn in New 7647. CHAINS, CHARMS, EARRINGS, RINGS However; he said "v e ry strong preferences” were the appeal is whether Mrs. Spring was eligible to sue on England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily: 6947. expressed by House Democrats against the cutbacks, behalf of her late hi^band’s estate. Attorneys for the Connecticut daily: 601. Vermont daily: 698. Did D.B. Cooper survive? ■ ' 7 advocated by lobbying groups such as Common Cause of Holyoke Geriatric AuthOTity maintain any basis for the Maine daily: 842. Massachusetts daily: PORTLAND. Ore. (UPII — I^endary skyjacker Connecticut. lawsuit ended when S p i ^ died on April 6, 1980. New Hampshire daily: 8410. AT; FOOTSTEPS I ).B. Cooper survived his parachuting from a airliner on NEW ENGLAND Thanksgiving Eve 11 years ago but lost the $200,000 ran­ 28 held in Enfield bust O. 825 Main St. som in the Columbia River, a form er FBI agent says. 0 m IB> i SHIPPING STORES* New jobless claims drop 2 CMWF* rFWFFBMIUI** ll» * « IIVIl __ Richard Tosaw, now a Ceres, Calif., attorney, is E N FIE LD (U P I) — 'The biggest drug bust in the « YOUR SPEEDY AND CONVENIENT Manchester V backing his theory by paying for a 27-foot boat to drag town’s history has netted 28 people on charges of selling WASHINGTON (U PI) — New claims for unemploy­ Almanac » ALTERNATE TO PARCEL POST! (Downtown) the river dividing Oregon and Washington near where cocaine, marijuana and other drugs and may temporari­ ment benefits dropped to 599,000, the lowest level in 5WHY DRIVE TO HARTFORD, • Poly-Filled • S-M-L-XL some of the $20 bills that were part of the loot were ly reduce illegal drug supplies in town by 25 percent. more than three months, during the week ended Nov. 13, NOW YOU CAN SHIP DIRECT FROM '.ERPENTINE BRACELETS FROM UNDER found nearly^hree years ago. "In a town the size of Enfield, this many arrest the Labor Department report^ today. MANCHESTER '7 "So far all they have found is inner tubes, tires, warrants has got to be considered significant,” state 'The seasonally adjusted report by the department’s SAVE TIME « GAS GET IT THERE ON household appliances, pieces of trees and other ar­ police spokesman Adam F. Berluti said ’Tuesday. Employment and 'lYaining Administration showed a Today is Wednesday, Nov. 24, the 328th day of 1982 EARRINGS FROM UNDER 'S'* with 37 to follow. ” ' PACK EVERYTHING ticles," he said, "It is going to be interesting if they find He said 25 of the 28 suspects arrested Monday were decline of 29,000 in new claims from the previous week’s I SHIP ANYWHERE PINKY RINGS ONLY '14“ MANCHESTER, CT 297 east center st. anything (from the skyjacking)” arraigned Tuesday. Eleven others were still being 'The moon is moving from its first quarter toward its 0 ” tMIPflNO LIST revised level, the fourth straight week the number has OPEN FRI. & SAT. til 6 P.M. Tosaw' is hoping boat owner Blake Payne and crew­ sought by police, who said the suspects may have left full phase. ORANOUA - FlwiUa SPECIAL -GENUINE OPALS. RUBYS, decreased. J sue A DAVt - FhMMi man Bill Sweeney will either-find more of the money, the area. 'The morning stars are Saturn and Jupiter. SAPHIRES. AMETHYST 14K RINGS For the week ended Nov. 6, the department said there UIK£ A KIDS • NJ. SPRINGFIELD, MA springdalemall the bank money bag or the parachute, Bonds for the suspects ranged from $5,000 to $25,000. were a total of 4,619,000 Americans collecting benefits, 'The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. V SHIFAINC SUFfLIES Tosaw. 57. who is writing a book on the skyjacking, is State and local police carried out the sweep after a the third consecutive week of a decline in that figure and Those bom on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ CARTONS $ 0 7 6 0 OPEN FRI. & SAT. til 9:30 P.M. making a check on the progress of the search. About $5,- year-long investigation during which undercover agents tarius. TAFC ONLY £ f the lowest total since an identical figure in early Oc­ V L*AM OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 800 of the ransom was found Feb. 10, 1980, by Brian purchased drugs valued at more than $20,000. tober. Zachary Taylor, 12th president of the United States, UPS V PACKING MATCK4ALS Ingram who now lives in Highland, Calif, The drug bust was aimed at pushers and is expected to 'The steady drop in both new claims and overall un­ was bom Nov. 24, 1784. Irish-born actress Geraldine V NCW tNGLANO SHIPPING STORES Because the money was found along the Columbia, temporarily cut supplies of marijuana and cocaine in employment benefit recipients could signal a Fitzgerald was bom on this date in 1914. if HURRY-SUPPLY LIMITED Tosaw figures Cooper came down further south than the the town by 25 percent, police said. forthcoming reduction in the nation’s 10.4 percent un­ On this date in history: ^CALL US 646-6523 ^ area southwest of volcanic Mount St. Helens where the Most of the undercover sales involved up to $300 worth employment rate, if those leaving the rolls are retur­ In 1869, women from 21 states met in Cleveland to w Ihm- UM. /N* P«8l#R. anm Cmm. FudwR b r * * 9*9 U9» •A** L»U9i. FBI thought he landed. Extensive searches immediately of cocaine or the sale of marijuana ranging from 1 ounce ning to work and not simply exhausting benefits. draw up plans for organization of the American Women HOURS: DAILY • •.». - S p.M. SATURDAY S a.M. - S p.w< after the ,Nov. 24, 1971, skyjacking failed to turn up a to more than 1 pound. Other sales involved hashish or ’The overall recipient total was 53,000 below the Suffrage Association. CUP G GAVE clue and officials speculate Cooper had died. hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD, Berluti said. "previous week’s revised level. In 1961, the U.N.. Security Council authorized Secretary-General U Thant to use force to settlu the *! ,. 8ELBPT FROM... , Negotiations with Miss Swanson, now 83 and Award Dinner on March IS in Washington, D .C .... Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- __ — MoAimie DooraM. 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V.-' t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Nov. 24, 1982 M ANt’IIIOSTI'lK HKRALD, Wed., Nov. 24, 1982 — 5 Voters^ Wants better U.S. ties Reagan, starting vacation, Nakasone wins Japanese elet:lion go to polls malls sputtering economy TOKYO (UPI) - State NakasoM’s election to Science and Technology policies on . trade and needs a "close and reliable defense under Nakasone, in Ireland Minister Yasuhiro party president, which w ill Agency chief Ichiro friend.” prehensive way.” the former Defense Agen­ Nakasone, an advocate of a be uncontested due to the Nakagawa, was far behind SANTA BARBARA, One option still under withdrawal of Komoto and cy director who is viewed Japan is now under­ DUBLIN, Ireland (UPI) - Irish strong defense and better with 66,041 votes. Calif. (UPI) — President Inflatlon may be low, consideration, aides said, Abe, virtually assures him as a hawk on the country’s taking a U.S.-inspired voters braved a misty rain to vote in U.S. ties, won a resounding Nakasone is expected to Reagan today began the is a six-month acceleration of succeeding Prime m ilitary buildup — a sen­ m ilitary buildup, which has a general election today with opposi­ victory today in a ruling start forming his Cabinet first full day of a holiday but recovery Is slow in the 10 percent tax cut Minster 2Ienko Suzuki. sitive political issue. stirred a major controver­ tion leader Garret FitzGerald party primary, paying the shortly after the Diet elec­ vacation trying to decide scheduled for next July 1. , Suzuki announced last Nakasone has said Japan sy because Japan’s post­ challenging Prime Minjster'Charles way for him to become tion I^ d a y . what measures beyond a — Story on page 28 Reagan and some top ad­ month he would step down should "strengthen our war constitution forbids Haughey on his record of high un­ Japan's next prime Political analysts said job-creating highway visers believe speeding up after leading the party and little change was expected relationship” with the the country from acquiring employment and inflation. minister. repair program to recom­ the cut would be a boost to the nation since July 1980. united States because it offensive capa^ty. crease is one of several in­ Presidential counselor FitzGerald, leader of the Fine ‘ Toshio Komoto and Shin- in Japan’s pro-WeSt mend^ to stim u late the the economy, but the According to parliamen­ itiatives Reagan will Edwin Meese toIJ Gael Party, was tipped by one opi­ taro Abe, his closest rivals, UPI photo econotpy. proposal is opposed by tary procedures, whoever recommend for con­ reporters, accompanying nion poll to form the next Irish co-nceded defeat and Reagan arrived in other members of the ad­ is president of the ruling ARTIST’S CUTAWAY VIEW OF THE MX MISSILE gressional action during Reagan to California there government in a coalition with the withdrew from the race to California Tuesday to ministration and' con­ party automatically . . . four stages sh^wn, plus re-entry vehicles In nose ’ x the post election-session are "a few things floating Labor Party. It was Ireland's third become prime minister. spend Thanksgiving with gressional leaders because becomes prime minister that begins Monday. around” that could be used general election in 18 months.- “ I think the Japanese his family at his secluded it would add to a deficit because of the party’s After appearing on short Both FitzG erald and Haughey people, who are worried m ountaintop ranch .and to stimulate the economy, many already consider un­ majority in both h p u ^ of notice in the White House but provided few details. cast their ballots shortly before about the uncertain prepare for a five-day trip acceptably large. the Diet, or parliament. press room to endorse the Said Meese, “ It will not polling booths opened. Observers domestic and international to Latin America next Administration officials The election of the party Major setbdck is possible gas-tax rise, Reagan be a vast, extensive reported a good .turnout in the early affairs, now want to have a week. said Reagan also may offer president is schedule for ir. promised "a series of other package, but will be a hours despite the weather. strong leader to steer the Aides expect his stay to a proposal to attack high Thursday. measures that would help number of things Congress Official results were not expected nation," Nakasone, a be subdued, but before unemployment among "Let me' express my give our economy a fresh until Friday. The counting of votes, staunch anti-Communist, leaving Washington should look at in a com­ young people. said, after hearing the deep respect to him. He if Reagan loses MX battle Tuesday he made a splash boost as we head into which begins Thursday, is a lengthy has done very well,” 1983.” process due to Ireland's com­ election results. by announcing support for PUBLIC NOTICE! Komoto, director of the plicated proportional representation The final count in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ Herschler. source said a vote on the M X as part a ^ e n t gasoline tax hike Economic Planning Agen­ FREE!! system of choosing the 166 members Liberal - Democratic .POLAROID dent Reagan faces the possibility of As the two posed for pictures, of the defense bill is certain and to finance a $5.5 billion FREE!! A cy, said in conceding his of parliament. primary for a new party COOKIES .FRUI-LC**** sustaining a major defense spending Reagan fended off questions from predicted a “ tough fight.l’ "program to repair the Do you want to defeat by Nakasone. BLOOD With 2.2 million citizens expected president showed setback — rejection of his MX mis­ reporters, refusing to say whether Sen. Krnest Rollings, D-S.C., is nation's deteriorating Find • kMt racipn? to vote today, a final pre-election Nakasone, 64, coilected 58 Komoto got 265,078 votes sile basing plan. he expects to get the proposed MX pushing an amendment to eliminate roads and bridges. FMd a dMar? PRESSURE while International Trade opinion poll publiihed by the Irish percent -- 559,673 — Cft the Legislator after legislator basing mode through Congress. MX funds. Reagan said the program Maka nannybarry |am7 • TAKEN BY and Industry Minister Abe Times Tuesday gave a FitzGerald 974,150 ballots cast by the Tuesday denounced Reagan’s deci­ Although many congressman at Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., a would cost the average CLINIC A received 80,443. REGISTERED coalition with l^bor 50 percent YASUHIRO NAKASONE. party's 1.04 million sion to base the warhe^ils in a home and in Washington denounced leading nuclear freeze proponent, motorist $.30 a year. And Sa^' ll/iaci^ The fourth candidate. NURSE against 44 percent ior Haughey's . . . rivals concede defeat members. "dense pack” in Wyoming. And they Reagan’s plan, administration said the $26 billion dense pack while insisting the bill is a a^draaa, lalaphonaloM apho Fianna Fail Party. predicted they would be able to halt spokesman Larry Speakes told system gannot be justified response to the state of the Labor Party leader Dick Spring production funds. reporters congressional leaders "militarily, economically or moral­ federal road system and RECIPE FINDERS ^^nmoned to the White House Mon­ not 10.4 percent unemploy­ AT: LIGGETT PHARMACY and has said he would not enter a coali­ They aktabked the plan on ly (until) every reasonable alter­ PO Box 703 PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE tion with Haughey.. although there Some measles economic and military grounds and day generally were supportive. native” is exhausted. ment, administration of­ So. ¥nndMr, C t 06074 was some speculation he might charged it would violate arms con­ In a nationally televised address Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Caiif., said ficials estimated it would Money refunded for un­ *TIME: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 I agree to join with Fianna Fail if Wilton's ^ifi Shop trol agreements with the Soviet Monday, Reagan maintained the Reagan's MX plan was unworkable. help spawn 320,000 jobs. successful search. Co-ipontored as a COMMUNITY SERVICE by Haughey withdrew as the party's Union that ban new missile MX is needed to force the Soviets to Critics of MX held a press con­ Aides said the gas-tax in- LIGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH & AT THE PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER leader vacations' may launchers. negotiate arms agreements and to ference Tuesday on Capitol Hill. Haughey's government lost a no- "For Gifts With Character” Reagan, who maintains his plan is offset a “ window of vulnerability” Among thpm was Paul Warnke, confidence vote in the Irish parlia­ Youth Specially Shop sound on all fronts, m et privately to nuclear attack. chief arms control negotiator in the ment three weeks ago when Labor last months 757 Main St. Downtown Manchester Tuesday with Wyoming Gov. Eld (Congress begins its post-election Carter administration. He said the walKpd out of the coalition over the Herschler, who supports the session next week and one of its ■Soviets probably will consider the proposal. major tasks w ill be the $201.3 billion prime minister's austerity MIAMI iUPIl - School officials getting Music Boxes dense pack g violation of the SALT I measures to deal with economic .“I saw very nice reaction from defense appropriations bill. tough in a fighj against the nation's largest and SALT II agreements prohibiting problems. Dolls Christmas Sale ^ your people,” 'Reagan told A Senate Republican leadership new launchers. In election eve news conferences measles outbreak say students who cannot T 20% OFF have v.iccinations for medical reasons may Tuesday, both Haughey and Hummels be barred from classes for months. FitzGerald expressed confidence of Boys 4-20 Girls 4-14 Infants winning an overwhelming victory More than half the 10,457 students excluded Nutcrackers from public school Monday produced proof of Pajamas Toddlers U AW, Chrysler "We will get an overall majority vaccination shots and were allowed back to Bells Sllp-On Sweaters because the Irish people are con 20% OFF A re from all oj us at c e rn e d a b o u t in s t a b ilit y in class Tuesday. Qlrls Robes Slacks & Overalls But 4,100 students without such proof were Pewter government, " said Haughey. diacks & Sets Long Sleeve Jerseys But FitzGerald claimed an inter­ told they could not attend class until they Large Group of in final talks Velour shirts produced proof of vaccination, or until the Stocking stuffers galore - Highland Park Market nal campaign survey indicated there Slack Sets city goes 10 days without a confirmed new Flannel shirta would be a lastminule rush of sup­ Levi Cord & Denim Jeans ^ou losing case of measles OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9(00-6:30 PM port to Fine Gael, enabling it to ob­ Levi Plaid Cotton Shirts we^d like to wish all of you tain a majority Fine Gael has never Among them were 584 students who could SATURDAY 9:30-5:30 before holiday not take the vaccinations for medical Denim and Cord Jeans been Ireland's biggest party. '30% OFF The hectic campaign focused on reasons officials .said. Denim and Cord Overalls Heavywear plants operating, including the 17 percent inflation rate and "The.se children could be out of school for Hats - Mittens Pram Suits - Snow Suits DETROIT (UPI) - interest 964 Main St Manchester buying parts from non­ record 11 percent unemployment, months:" said Ur James Fleming, Jerseys Chrysler Corp. says it is Snowmobiles union suppliers. totaling about 160.000 people out of superintendent ol administration operations. 643-7781 preparing to move work "They could have to repeat the year But we Vests - Coats • Jackets performed by striking work “ We’re flatly saying that A VERY HAPPY con t make exceptions, even for good Canadians to the United The Northern Ireland issue also Experienced SaMWedles we’re going to keep reasons."' Top Brand Names States but United Auto caused bitter personal clashes Good Selection Regular Stock American plants going as in your W e expeeted a lot of students back in Worker officials say a con­ between the candidates After ^ A S { ^ MASTERCARD VISA long as we can by any FitzGerald reiterated a proposal for schiKil tcxlay (TuesdayI and they have come frontation may result. back — now they see we are serious about this Chrysler Vice President means that we can,” he an all-Ireland police force to deal said. THANKSGIVING with terrorists. Haughey accused thing.' he said. for Industrial Relations Officials hope the number of students still Thomas Miner said him of'collusion with Britain. Miner said he realized being kept from class will drop to about 1,000 Tuesday the company is fuel bills? FitzGerald then said Haughey's the action could inflame tiHlay. but say they will continue to turn aw ay duplicating machine W h en your fuel deeiler stridency could be likened to that of the UAW but Chrysler is any students without documentation of vac­ tooling and casting dies Northern Ireland's militant Protes­ "duty bound to do it. W e’d offers a 12-month budget plan, does he cination . ■ needed to produce parts DAY! tant leader. Rev. Ian Paisley. WHY GO SHOPPING be stupid if we didn’t” also pay you 12% interest? W e do, and it's h our new cases^f the 10-day childhood dis­ that had come from Haughey. 57, has served in because of responsibilities like money in the bank. ease were confirm^^uesday. bringing to 174 Canada, where workers numerous Cabinet posts in his 25 to shareholders, car buyers the total number dT cases. have been on strike since In fact at 12%, it's even better! years in politics W Hm YOU CAN GET and dealers. Nov. 5. V UAW Vice President ,AUTOMATIC COMFORT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET SOMEIMNG FOR NOnONG Marc St^pp said the statp- The most reliable and responsive fuel ment sounded like Chrysler service sinc« 1908. Call: 568-1200 317 Highland Street was willing to risk a con­ Just in time to dress up D m n N G T H E frontation with the union. Manchester • 646-4277 Stepp refused to say whether the union would go your holiday table... HONDA HOUDAY GIVEAWAY? on strike in the United States if the work is moved Without a doubt the easiest way how theyVe been cut, weVe sure you’ll here. He said the UAW will the quality store... to go Christmas shopping this holiday w ant to w rap up a g o o d deal. “ meet confrontation with season will be at our demership. So look for the Christmas tree di^Iay confrontation” and said a East of the River DAIRY STORES W ell be holding some drawings you when you come in to enter the drawings. combined U.S.-Canadian can’t afford to miss. Because you comd The Honda H olid^ Giveaway. strike could be "suicide” for the automaker. win a blue ATC*70 or Honda Kick *N Christmas shopping has never been ^ a ' r m a n , The exchange came in Go 2“ to put under the Christmas tree. easier. the second day of renewed PUMPKIN ICE CREAM It’s all part of our Honda Holiday bargaining in Toronto and S H A D Y G L E N Pumpkin Ice Cream is made with real pUmpkin and all Detroit. Both the 10,000 Giveaway starting November 25th the tasty spices that 90 into old-fashioned Pumpkin Pie Custard. striking Canadian workers through December 19th. Enjoy quality! Enjoy S H A D Y G L E N t and 45,000 American And it’s going to be a most festive wofkers want- pay raises The holiday season is now upon us ... and in occaision for that most festive time of year. but the company says it EGG NOG Just for coming in, youll get a 19^ cannot afford them. Made by S H A D Y G L E N . A hearty drink rich enough to dilute. May be keeping with our 29 year tradition of bringing you CMnnecttrut'* served as is or as a base for your favorite Brandy. Sold by the quart, Honda Holiday calendar free. And a lot of Bargainers planned to or In Individua) glasses. You can be sure you buy the best when those '83 models featured in the calendar work today before quality merchandise, we are delighted to present to - breaking for the holiday you buy S H A D Y G L E N ! 2 will be in stock for you to check out. weekend. you a great assortment of exciting gifts, and clothing Something else you’ll want to check UAW and Chryslfer of­ CRANBERRY SHERBET for this holiday time. out will be all the great prices weVe ficials in Canada, where Refreshing, tasty cranberries made offering on our ’82 models. When you see negotiations were held on a into a delicious fruit sherbet. Serve as subcommittee level, had a topping for your fresh fruii iup, — " From Our Women^s Department/ ^ — no. comment on Miner's or as a light dessert. It’s ideal statement. for holiday entertaining! UAW President Douglas Beautifully colored skirts with matching Fraser earlier said action 4 An impressive Sale on Liberty Bell EGGNOG sweaters, kilt skirts from Scotland, slacks, man- would be taken if Chrysler Stainless Pewter-finish Flatware. tried to make Americans ICE CREAM tailored shirts, sweaters from England, Scotland, act as indirect “ scabs” in A rich, tasty egg nog made the Canadian strike. UAW into a smooth, creamy ice Ireland, and Plaid skirts from Canada, scarves, gloves, C 3 O O C 0 ^ Canadian Director Robert cream. Another luscious V l Price Sale on Flatware White said such actions S H A D Y G L E N taste treat! and leather goods. 5 PIKCE PLACE SETTING - could be seen as a REG. $30 00 ' "declaration of war.” MINCE 'From Our Men's Department ^— ------15 Miner said he hdped ICECREAM there would be no violence A lightly flavored mince 5 PIECE HOSTESS SET but said, "When you’re on Classic natural shoulder sportcoats, suitings, $ 1 ^ 9 5 made by S H A D Y G L E N REG. $30 strike, you’re in a mini-war right there.” for your holiday eating slacks, sweaters from Scotland, England, Ireland, and 3 PIECE SERVING SET pleasure. If you like the $ 9 9 5 The atrike in Canada has dress shirts, ties, scarves. REG. $15 idled 4,600 workers in the tantalizing flavor of IN .STOCK - WHILE THEY LAST United States and the union mince pie, youll Ipve says Cbrysler’s five U.S. mince ice creami Hand- assembly plants will close packed at the counter by Dec. .1 if the walkout while you unit, or sold in lasts Unit long. the economical half-gallons. Our able staff will be delighted to assisi you in ^ North Main Street, Marlborough “ Our position is — if we Try a cone of mince ice need tte work done, w e’re cream. It’s delicious. making your selections, and Wf wilt Oe only too happy rv- - 12 or 13 from Rt. 2) going to ofljer. it to. our - \ l Starting Nov. 30- Christmas Hours: . American workers and if to gift wrap, at no cost to you. 'TWOCONVENCNTlJOCAIIOmMMANCHESIXR ' Tues.* Fri. lO-O Sun. 1-5:30 Ciosed Dec. 25 A 26 ,they don’t want to, we can '(840 E. MDDtX TFWE ■ on RT. 6 - 0|Mn M y md Sun.; M w d . Branch op«, Hon. tfwu S«. Sat. 10-5:30 Open Mon., Dec. 20, 10-9 Open Moh:', Dec. 27, 10-9 i i ’have tt done elsewhere," John C. and Bamtoo A. Rrat,,&M irat 'AOnW’sald. VWten J. Hoch, Eaanakra M a n a ^ He said Chrysler will do • anytUiig to keep those MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Nov. Z4. 1«62- 7 m anciikstk.h HF.RAi.n Wpd Nov. 24.1982

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher iLuSiTWP Dan Fitts. Editor Canvassers certification due today OPINION Alex Qlrelll. City Editor State's grand jury system on way out

By Mark A. Dupuis voters approved a constitutional tation likely will require work by the an overzealous government. 18-member panel’s secret would. Jack Unlted'f^ss International amendment to do away with the Legislature in its next session, of­ However, opponents in recent years proceedings. HE SAID THE question still was grand jury system. ficials say. argued the juries had simply Schuman said there were still being discussed “ and is subject to Anderson HARTFORD — Connecticut’s "The amendment eliminates the Assistant State’s Attorney Carl become rubberstamps for points to be worked out in the transi­ final resoluUon by the courts.” from Russia, not just reliance on grand juries to decide if constitutional requirement for a Schuman of the chief state’s at­ prosecutors ask in g Indictments. tion from the grand jury system to . Washington a person charged with a serious grand jury to return an indictment torney’s office said he anticipated the new system, including just when Although the state will no longer ' T H E AM END M ENT to eliminate crime should go to trial officially finding probable cause before a per­ the office would ask lawmakers to the change will take effect in prac­ have to colivene grand juries and the system was supported by the Overcoat” — and capped it o ff by could get of the outside world will come to an end this week after son can be tried for any crime adopt legislation outlining, the con­ tice. V pay people who serve on the panels, Manchester Herald reporter chief state’s attom ej^ office, which toasting us from a bottle of fine was from English-speakers who more than a century on the books. punishable by death or life in prison. tours of the new amendment.. ' “ I can’t say for sure what is going Schuman said he wasn’t sure the Paul Hendrie has been writing said there was a' tendency for grand champagne they had been saving had listened to VGA. or knew ’The grand jury system, conceived Schuman said he expected the to be the interpretation,” he said change would save the state money this week about the visit to the . "The change will effect only grand juries to go beyond their con­ for months. somebody who had. Reagan’s lif­ as a buffer between government and questions to be posed for lawmakers Monday. “ But our current position . on the bottom line. Soviet Union he recently made as juries that decide indictments and stitutional role of determining M a n c h e s t e r the accused, w ill be replaced with a to address would include what types is that it w ill apply to persons It is impossible to think of peo­ ting of the pipeline sanctions got not the investigative one-man grand part of Deputy Mayor Barbara B. - n M probable cause. arrested after the effective date of Schuman explained the ple like these Is enemies. only two paragraphs in Pravda system under which a judge at a of evidence could be presented to a Weinberg's Friendship Force. Marines jury, underwhicb a judge conducts ' preliminary hearings would take up ^ S p o t l i g h t hearing will determine if there is judge at a probable cause hearing as The office also said the use of the amendment.” — and not until at least a day after an inquiry into alleged wrongdoing Many other Manchester FROM MY all-too-limited probable cause to try defendants in preliminary hearings would present Schuman said there had been “ a we had heard the word-of-mouth such as corruption. well as the scope of defense the time of judges, prosecutors and residents also made that trip, in­ experiences I have drawn several serious crimes. representation. a basic appearance of fairness, iot of discussion” about the effec­ By Dan Fitts — Editor reports.) possibly public defenders, and given cluding. I'm glad to say. my wife tentative conclusions about the ’The change technically w ill take A L T H O U G H T H E consUtuUonal The grand jury system, which since all parties would be tive day and whether grand jury Another, that despite the of­ do job proceed’ngs scheduled in pending the judicial system’s current and I. Soviet Union. effect when the state Board of Can­ amendment will take effect when dates back more than 100 years in represented, including the defen­ ficial line, Russians seem to like vassers certifies the results of this cases would be carried out, though workload, could mean postpone- And what a trip it was! One is that many Russian peo­ the canvassers certify its passage at Connecticut, was designed as dant, who was not allowed to have Americans and readily dis­ year's^elections, during which his or her lawyer present during the current expectations were that they :nent of other matters. Especially since it coincided with ple see through the propaganda a meeting set today, full implemen­ N^ro^tion for the accused against memories of Russian people. tinguish between governments too well the death of Leonid Brezhnev. No Jews and Catholics, it allows at and suspect that the quality of \ Like the university student who and people. doubt all 120 of us in the least some religious activity. In life is better in Am erica and wrote in English on my w ife’s Friendship Force wilt be telling other words, things aren't alt many European countries. But these are just one person’s opera program: ‘‘I wish for WASHINGTON — From the Halls our friends and relatives about it black. Another is that the Soviet impressions, based on insuf­ Peace between our two coun­ of Montezuma to the edges of the for many weeks to come. (And, And Bill Brindamour, a system, no matter what Ronald ficient evidence. tries." Baltimore Beltway, if you call in the I'm afraid, boring a good .many Manchester High School teacher, Reagan may say, is far from If there is any way you can Or the taxi driver who, when I U.S. Marines, they’ll do the job. Too peopie along the way.) noted that many of those of us falling apart. If a revofution is manage it, I urge you to go on the told him we were Americans, well, sometimes, as the supervisor Each of us Came back with who left the Soviet’ Union with brewing in Russia it is way un­ next Friendship Force trip to the broke into a huge smile and said: of a National Historic Site on the different conclusions about negative feelings about its derground. . U.S.S.R. There will be one in "Am erica? Good!” and raised outskirts of Baltimore learned, to Russia, but .lohn Juros of government had talked ipalnly Another, that the Voice of May, maybe, with luck, it will his thumb in approval. his sorrow, last month. Manchester probably sumiYied up with dissenters, not with the America is performing a have as able a leader as Mrs. Or the two drunken men who The poor innocent official, hoping the majority view when he said: average Soviet citizeijs who may valuable service by beaming Weihberg. urged us. at 8 in the morning, to to get some brush cleared on the "What we mostly saw was great be more content. He pointed out news into Russia, which is And for all those who can’t go, join them in a mock toast of historic site by using what he called people and a crummy system." that tourists often see wRa,^their starved for more information there’s a whole bunch of us in REGAL’S vodka to the late Brezhnev. "low-cost labor, ” asked the 4th He certainly summed up my preconceived ideas lead them to than can be obtained from Prav- town now who would be only too Or the English-speaking scien­ Engineering Battalion of the Marine view. see. da and state TV and radio. (F or happy to share with you our tist in Moscow who talked of his Corps Reserve to undertake the mis­ davs at a time, the only news we slides and snapshots. . . BI:T THERE were those in I CONFESS 1 went,to Russia iove for the music of Bach and of sion. They moved in with two 25-ton our group who left the Soviet with an anti-Soviet bias. I talked a certain modern Russian Sulldozers and the feung-ho Union with highly charitable to some dissatisfied people. I saw novelist who he said "takes enthusiasm of an Iwo Jima WE ARE WELL STOCKED WITH ALL YOUR FAVORITE BRAND CLOTHES FOR A SUPER HOLIDAY! opinions about its system of long lines in stores, I saw fear of Dostoevsky a step further” — beachhead team, and succeeded in government the KGB, I saw signs of religious and then, only moments later, scraping over and burying four "1 was very impressed,” one persecution. 1 saw evidence of made a disparaging remark acres of irreplaceable archeological elderiy woman from Atlanta told the black market economy that is about Poles/"and said women artifacts. me in Helsinki after our return said to be so widespread aren’t fit for intellectual work. No one is blaming the Marines. In BLAZERS from Leningrad. "They have throughout the U.S.S.R. And I And there was the well- a lengthy mea culpa to his boss, the made such great strides since the returned to Manchester with informed young English- site manager, Adam G. Karalius, Revolution." basically the same attitudes speaking woman in Leningrad assumed full responsibility for the WOOL BLENDS When I said I had found the about the Soviet Union that I had who took three of us after dark on archeological disaster. The most he repression disturbing, she noted before I visited it. a three-hour walk in the rain accused the Marines of was that the United States has at one What is different is that I now because she was afraid to be seen “ overenthusiasm,” and he equated SUBURBAN time or another repressed some have some idea of what it feels talking with us, (I tactlessly this with his own judgmental error of its citizens, and that the Soviet like to be in Russia. I know wbat urged her to see a Woody Allen in leaving a subordinate in charge — COATS Union was repressive long before it's like to walk along Gorky movie if she ever got a chance. and the subordinate’s decision to go the Communists took over. Street in the rain, or to ride the "But how will I ever get to see to lunch while the Marine bulldozers .Another. who emphasized the gigantic escalators in the' one?” she said. “ There is no were scraping away. • Corduroys positive about the Soviet Union Moscow subway at rush hour, or hope.") was F’hilip Susag of Manchester. to shop for a hat in Leningrad, or And then there was the young THE R E M , E S T A T E involved is • Poplins He was very impressed by what to fiie by'Lenin’s corpse in his couple who served us a fine meal - or was — the Hampton National • 38 to 46 Reg. Only . he s'aw as a thriving Baptist mausoleum, or to see a in their thread-bare flat tBid then M'tov j| I nY Fitts Historic Site, adjacent to the movement in Russia. He said Tchaikovsky opera at the insisted on giving us a pair of Baltimore Beltway in Towson, Md. its success show s that, while Bolshoi. shirts, a hand-painted cigarette RUSSIAN READS ABOUT BREZHNEV The 59.44-acre park consists of a the government may persecute Most importantly, I now have box, their copy of Gogol’s “ The . . . Pravda didn’t have much to say mansion and several outbuildings dating to 1783, on a wooded site that has, over the years, .becom e a In Manchesier refuge for small wildlife fleeing nearby developments. The property lupiuniis was given to the National Park Ser­ w u m i vice by the family of Charles Caman Thanksgiving for Ridgely, governor of Maryland fronT iriueim 1815 to 1818. MAWilT/ Evidently suffering from TboKAfeR budgetary restrictions, Karalius V a better way thought it would be a grand idea to have the Marine Reserves come in and clear the “ dead and decaying Our Friendship Force reporter The Friendship Force logs and trash” on the estate. This 'Soft Touch" KNITS Paul Hendrie came back with a program surely is not designed they did on the weekend of Sept. 11- suitcase filled with memories. to make people realize how far 12, with no^roblem. One of these is a joke which a superior the “ good life” in But Karalius asked the' • Soft 100% Orion Acrylic fellow member on the trip was America is compared to leathernecks to come back and "do • Solid Colors told by a Russian. elsew here. some minor clearing of brush, ” as he There were two people The Friendship Force, in­ later wrote to his boss. On Oct. 1, talking, one American and one stead, is designed to create un­ Karalius met the Marines on the Russian. The American asked. , derstanding between ordinary property and showed them where to "Do you have a good life?" Tlie peoples of different countries. park their equipment — which in­ cluded the two heavy bulldozers. Russian replied: "Yes, I have a But surely, Thursday at least, good life. " The American asked: the Friendship Force members The arrival of the bulldozers should have alerteif Karalius that "Do you have a radio?” The w ill be forgiven if they engage in the Marines were up to something Russian answered, "Oh, yes, a long pause to reflect on what more serious than clearing brush. how else would I know I have a life in a fre e c o i^ tiq i^ ik e the Park Service regulations require good life." U.S, is compared to life in the that a number of studies and Soviet system. The 35 Manchester residents clearances be completed before Many are only too keenly who were among 120 on the trip major alterations to a park are un­ to the S oviet Union now know the aware that for many Americans dertaken. "the good life” does not exist. special pain behind that wry Karalius left things in the care of com m en t on life in the Soviet This is a country with plenty for Open / Readers' views forum Robert Barone, a maintenance 2 Union. everyone — but there are still Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 worker who “ is not trained to super­ This Thanksgiving, perhaps, many who go wanting. vise historical-archeological will be a Thanksgiving with a But now — after two exciting work,” as Karalius.put in his report difference for the 35. They have mind-bending weeks in Russia — to his boss. had a small taste of life behind they are also aware just what experience. Trying to exchange in­ After telling the Marines not to go the Iron Curtain. "Iron Curtain” means. And this Open letter formation regarding everyday life, Many people past a certain line, Barone went to country — with all its faults — That taste has left most of to try and say everything in o lunch. When he returned, he found them grateful that they live in a has a brand of “'good life” which Fu the Editor: moments, sometimes ^ours, that the low-cost help had gone far To the Editor: free country. few would be willing to trade. knowing this was a “ one-shot deal” beyond the line, and be told them to 4 This is an open letter to the at friendship. Their government dis­ I would like to take this oppor­ stop. The Marines had, in fact, Friendship Force regarding our re­ flattened out slopes, scraped across courages contact with visitors. tunity to thank all of the many peo­ cent trip to the U.S;S.R. Do you find it as hard to describe a stream and taken anywhere from It’s good to be back in the home of ple in the 4th Senatorial District who as I do? Our friends constantly two inches to two feet of topsoil off the free, land of the brave! Have supported my candidacy in my apologizing for their poor English — about four acres. you found it difficult to give your im- successful bid for re-election to the what could I say abotat my inability state Senate. pressions of Moscow and PARK SER V IC E sources said the with Russian? . Leningrad? Marine bulldozers had mashed at . Is it possible for the entire Reagan No candidate can do it by himself. It seems I always finish by saying least one turtle and a number of rab­ family to dispense with advisers, It takes many people working hard the Russian people are friendly, bits, chipmunks and squirrels, and meet with the entire Andropov for a long time to achieve success In peace-loving, generous, emotional; whose fur was detected In the fam ily for one day? Could these two a political campaign. I am very for­ the difficulty lies in the manage­ plowed-up dirt and brush. men emerge with war on their tunate to have not only many bard ment under which they live. I cannot . minds? I think not. working supporters but also a very The foundations of a 11th-century MANCHESTER make light pf this “ management.” Perhaps the best part d travsUng understanding and bard working carpentry shop and smithy were The loss of six pounds belles the 903 MAIN ST. with the Friendship Force was the w ife and family. irreparably damaged. Indian ar­ «fact that I Inhaled everything 1 was apen Fri. & Sot. 'til 5:30 making of friends within our grotq>. tifacts were scattored, a privy was served. The food was good and plen­ 1 will In the next two years to work ruined, a historic r o a d w as KEGATS ’These are relationships I w ill pursue tiful (for us). I must have been ner­ \ and enlarge on future flights. To to represent all of the people in the obliterated and an 800-fW wooden vous! 'Your Quality Men's Shop those 1 traveled with, when you spot 4th District to the best of my ability, fence was wiped out. At least six The Russians I met only know the tall skinny brotul in the red as I have attempted to do in my first pita of artifacts from the farm ’s what the government tells them in touring cap with the radio blaring— term. If anyone has a problem or a slave quarters were'ground up. the newspapers, on T.V., j m the CMWI)VNEA,M bear with me — I’ll never be the question on state government, radio. This w l have in common — O n e Park Service source (Mostoicod)! > VISA' same again! pleasq call m e at 566-8600.'^ only different information! To meet described the four-acre brush- at cultural events, on the Metro, in a PallencF Hoiletler Carl A. Zinsser clearing site as resembling “ a taxi — this was an intense 103 Conway Road 178 Ralph Road bellc Weicker to help Area towns neighborhood crime watches Weicker: Jobless rate top priority Andover propriations subcommittee on labor, health in the lameduck session of Congress — ap­ the community. Peterson said rebuild state GOP HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Lowell Coventry This one wiil resembie one that and human services, subject to approval by proving appropriations biiis and cori’sidering Bolton / By Richard Cody Tuesday the pamphlets, containing Weicker, R-Conn., hah vowed to block any in­ town officiais instituted about two a jobs biii because unempioyment was the Herald Reporter instructions on how to safeguard crease in benefits for members of Confess the full committee’s members. years ago when the Mt. Sumner HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican back the man who headed his The subcommittee has budget control over nation’s top priority. your home and neighborhood, are during the lame duck session because un­ BOLTON — Police and town of­ Drive area was experiencing a high Sen. Lowell Weicker has promised to successful re-election campaign to about $100 billion in sociai programs. Weicker said he hadn’t had a chance to here and will be available at a clinic employment should be the nation’s top priori­ ficials will be asking for your help in burgiary rate. Resident State help rebuild the suffering GOP in replace epubllcan Stale Chairman Weicker helped" to save $40 billion in examine the substance of various jobs biiis, to be held in early December. fighting crime soon, when a . Trooper Robert Peterson said it Connecticut, but not by “ opening the Ralph E. Capecelatro of Orange. ty- including a pian to boost federal gasoline “ As long as this country is flat on its back, proposed sociai service program cuts in the neighborhood watch, now in the worked then, and this one shouid door to kick people out.” Among those mentioned for the post administration’s 1982 budget. And, with taxes to finance road repairs, so could not 11 million unemployed, 17,000 sm a ll Expert: Giving town council pianning stages, is put into action. work now. Briefly, he said, the program will The state's senior senator said were Richard Bozzuto of Watertowm rumblings the Reagan administration will try comment on which he would support. busilfisses going down belljr-up, .wepay atten­ A high number of break-ins in the “ It did work weli when we did it show people how to secure their Tuesday he was willing to be more ac­ an unsuccessful candidate for the G O P And the senator said it was too eariy to say tion to those people first and ourselves last,” again, Weicker predicted he wouid be in for Bircfi Mountain area during the before,” he said. "E v e ry salesman homes and keep an eye on their tive in party politics and did not think it gubernatorial nomination, and more scrapping with the president’s policies. whether or not he would seek a fourth term. Weicker said Tuesday. that went up there I was checking neighbor’s house. There w ill also be was necessary to clean house from the Weicker’s campaign head, -Thomas A. In an interview earlier this year, Weicker latter’ part of the summer, and a Weicker said he hoped Congress didn’t get “ I would expect that the president and I current epideniic in surrounding out.” stickers to be placed on the door or state chairman’s office on down. D’Amore of New Hartford. w ill have a few more minutes in the ring on said he thought his third term would probably budget powers hot unusual Weicker said Republicans already bogged down on social Issues pushed by con­ The Board of Seiectmen at a windows saying “ Warning: my “ The first matter of policy that I w ill be his last. towns like Hebron and Marlborough, servatives or in a session “ run by “ a group of that subject and I just hope we can work it meeting Nov. 3 authorized Peterson neighbor is watching this house,” insist upon if ineed they want me at had plenty of problems, with failure to “ I just want people to understand that I prompted the pro^am, officials lame ducks who want to give away the world out as we have in the past,” Weicker said. He power, which they say is mandated final budget is' adopted. to buy pamphlets for distribution in Peterson said. their titular head is that there are no win elections topping the list. Looking want to stay the free spirit that I ’ve been,’ ’ he said. or take most of it in their own pockets on the has voted against President Reagan more By Jeff Weingart by state statute, to bring a town- He said the commission was more bloodbaths,” Weicker said at a for scapegoats was no way to rebuild said. “ I don’t look upon this as a ‘job,’ it’s a way home.” than any other Republican senator. Herald Reporter meeting-approved budget to a aware that many townspeople feel Capitol news coniferenCe. the party, Weicker said. labor of love and that’s the way it ought to In his first.news conference since defeating Weicker said he saw his election victory referendum vote with 200 they should have the power to res­ “ 1 don’t think you rebuild by tearing Weicker was feuding with party stay.” COVENTRY - If a Charter Revi­ liberal challenger ^Democratic Rep. Toby over M offett this month “ as a vindication of signatures. About 300 residents dt cind an adopted budget, but it isn’t DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! down and I don’t think you open the leaders earlier this year when Prescott sion Commission proposal to abolish Moffet, Weicker .also predicted more fights some tough stands taken over the past six the ■ May annual town meeting ig­ logical for residents to reverse the door to kick people out,” Weicker said. Bush Jr. challenged him for the GOP the annual town meeting and give all years. So I think more pf the same can be nored a CTA petition and voted to actions df a town meeting. Senate nomination. —• ahead with the White House. ^ Lutheranism was introduced into America budget adoption powers to the Town Weicker denied reports he would 0Xp6Ct6(l * ’ adopt the current budget. The coun- . “ The town meeting is a form of Weicker said he was offered and accepted by Dutch colonists on Manhattan Island. Council is adopted, the town would He said only two issues should be taken, up cil then voted 5-2, along party lines, direct! democracy involving every the job as chairman of the Senate Ap­ not be put in an unusual position, ac­ to set the mill rate at 27.9. electorate of the town,” he said. cording to an expert on municipal ENTIRE STOCK OF The charter proposal received a How is it then that this body can res­ governments. hostile reception Tuesday from CTA cind its own actions? Donald Goodrich of Manchester, President Joyce Carilli. “ Under normal procedures, you . vice-president of the Connecticut "The council should not be petition against someone else,” said Public Expenditure Council Inc., allowed to adopt the budget without Halvorson. “ A petition to rescind is said Tuesday in an interview with the inpuLof everyone in town," said directed at the town meeting. There the Manchester Herald that town Mrs. Carilli. “ We have to pay the is a logical flaw. They are voting councils have the^ final say on bill so we should be given the right again on the same issue with the FRYE budgets in about a'third of the 31 to adopt our own budget. I do not same body.” ’ Tis the Sale before manager-council municipal believe it would be good for the Halvorson said the proposal is governments across the state. council to have that much power. It designed, in part, to pacify those Goodrich said residents in five of gives them a blank ch eck " residents in town who feel that the the 31 allow theii;. councils to adopt Mrs. Carilli went on to blast the " t(Avn meeting is not a ‘‘fair the budget, but can petition to res­ five Democrats on the nine-member mechanism” to determine the cind the budget at a referendum. commission. budget. The Coventry proposal gives "Their attitude has been to hell ^ BOOTS IIV I.V O K S O N .SAID the com­ residents the power to rescind. with the people — w e'll do what we ' mission had held off on developing Christmas damn well please," she said. "N ow I'llK PROPOS-U. represents a definite proposals until now because they don't even want to take it (the of the pending CTA suit. But, he new approach to the commission’s budget! to a town meeting. They said, this proposed change in the task of clearing up confusion about want total control of our budget — to current charter does not address the the budgetary process. A controver­ take it out of the peoples' hands." sy over how the budget can be issue of whether a petition can over­ adopted has grown since the Coven­ COMMISSION Chairman Peter turn a town meeting. try Ta’xpayers Association filed suit L. Halvorson said Tuesday the The commission is scheduled to famous labels make the gifts against the town earlier in the year. proposal does allow residents to complete its' work by the end of It charges that the current budget have input into the budgetary March. Any proposed changes in the they like at prices you’ll lovel was adopted illegally. process through a series pf "ad­ charter would have to be approved Members of the group have main- visory” public hearings which would by the council, and would then be lamed that the townspeople have the be held by the council before the placed on the November 1983 ballot. SAVE $5 Values United Cable to charge more, to ‘ 120 TRY 1 ^ ■ v l 20.09 but it will serve lorger area MENS & WOMENS! fleece robes to |rs. button-down

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Ozols of Manchester an(i Valdis Tunxis Trail, ^ Ito n , died Monday in At thedime of his death, he was an Ozols of Lincoln, Neb.; two sisters, Hartford Hospital after a brief il­ elder of the Reorganized Church of Marta Kalnins in Mississippi and lness. She was the wife of William J. Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Lucia Purins in Nebraska; seven Sigmund. Saints in E^st Windsor. He was a grandchildren; and ' a great She was born in Lancaster, Pa., former t^astor of the church for 16 granddaughter. the daughter of Harry R, and A. years. Funeral s^^'vices will be Monday Glendora Snyder of Lititz, Pa. She Besides his wife, he is survived by at 1 p.m. at the American Latvian Race against ciock iikeiy was a member of Erhanue’l a daughter, Sarah Marshall of Pet­ Evangelical Lutheran Church, 21 Lutheran Church in Manchester and tigrew, Ark'.; a sister, Dorothy Garden St., Manchester. Burial will was a mepiber of Rebca Circle at Eastwood of Sarasota,, Fla.,Vtwo-v be in East Cemetery^ the church. grandsons and a granddaughter. Calling hours are Sunday from 6 to She graduated from Warwick Memorial services will be Satur­ 7 p.m. at the American Latvian High School in Lititz in 1960. She was day at 2 p.m. at the Andover Evangelical Lutheran Church. Congregational Church, Route 6, An­ Holmes' Funeral Home, 400 Main Record field of 3,000 to start employed a"s a licensed practical nurse at Hartford Hospital, and she dover. Burial will be in Andover St., has -charge of arrangements. * Herald photo by Tarquinlo was the school nurse for the Bolton Congregational Church Cemetery, Memorial contributions may be door mile record- and Meyer is the entered. Sanctioned by The made to the Latvian Youth Summer Ye Lee and Hong Thong sample traditional Junior High School's English tas a Second By Earl Yost field under ideal weather conditions. School system. Andover, at the convenience of the Cold, clear weather has been national 15 and 20-kiIometer record- Athletics Congress (TAC),, there Camp Beverina, c/o Oskar Ozols, American Thanksgiving foods at a Language classes on Tuesday.uesday. Sports Editor Besides her husband and parents, family. There are no calling hours. forecast for the holiday. holder. Coghlan has been a big will be a total of 51 merchandise Memorial contributions may be 346 Prospect Ave., Revere, Mass- Thanksgiving dinner for students In Behnet winner in races anywhere from a awards offered the top finishers In she is survived by three sons, Will the 1982 Five Mile Road Race There was a first a year ago hen William ,)., Christopher M. and Jef- made to the Reorganized Church of 02151. three runners, all natives of Ireland, mile to 10,000 meters while Meyer several categories. A three-man Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Thanksgiving morning be a race committde is handling all details for fre> W. Sigmund, all at home. Eva E. (Pat) Hufftpan finished in a dead heat for second has excelled at distances from five Saints, Winton Road, East Windsor, AMERICA’S NEW NAME against the clock? the sponsors, Dick MacKenzie, coor­ Funeral services will be private in Eva E. (Pat) Huffman; a former The two biggest names in the 46th place, Brendan Quinn, Ray Treacy to 26 miles: 0628. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Sponsored by Nutmeg Forest, Tall dinator, Eamon Flanagan and Dave Lititz. I’a. Memorial contributions resident of Coventry, died Nov. 17 in edition, slated to step off at 10 and I^ke O’Shea. The latter pair may be made to the Susanne Sig­ Main St., Manchester, has charge of IN PORTABLE HEATERS I will be among the missing but Cedars of Lebanon, with a big finan-, Prindiville with Jim'Balcome race arrangements. Honolulu. Hawaii. Before moving to o’clock, are defending champion mund Memorial Scholarship Fund, Hawaii, she was a ininister of the Quinn, current IC4A 10,000 meter cial assist from FTatt & Whitney, director. Eamonn Coghlan of the New York the field will include runners from Race headquarters will be at^the in care of Bolton High School, 72 Eucharist at the Church of St. On Sale Now: A.C. and Greg Meyer of the Brooks champion and Big Blast cross coun­ Brandy St., Bolton, 06040. The Maurice, Bolto(i, for several years. 1 try champion will be back to test the 24 states and six former winners Nathan Hale Schoorwhere prizes Ernests Ozols . (Radiant IB-8) Variable Heat Company in Boston. (Joghlan is a will be presented. All proceeds Will Richard 11. Heisey Funeral Home. Ernests Ozols, 81, of i55 Hilliard She was the mother of Patricia H. veterans, Coghlan and Meyer. besides Coghlan. This marks the isasm Rag. Price 199** 6600/9100 BTU’a two-time member of Ireland’s Cedars' 32nd season as sponsor. enter the Muscular Dystrophy 216 S. Broad St . Lititz. Pa., has St. died Tuesday at his home. He Green of Coventry, The top harriers will be shooting (limited time only) Olympic team. This list includes nine-time champ Research Fund, national objective charge of arrangements. was the husband of Zelma (Nagelis) She is also survived by two sons, - Close to 5,000 runners are for John Treacy's course mark of Amby Burfoot, sixtime winner John­ of the Tall Cedars. Each $3 entry fee Ozols. Richard M. Huffman of Farmington expected to report in their respec­ 21:26 set in 1979 although both 179” ny Kelley, Charlie Robbins who w.in from the runners will also go to the He was born in Latvia Dec. 23, and’ David P. Huff(nan of Honolulu, tive time places on Main Street, in Coghlan and Meyer said they would ’ Donate^ S. Clough twice and Charlie Dyson, Charlie worthy cause. Minimum age limit is Donald S. Clough, 70. of Hickory 1900, and had been a resident of 1 lawaii; two other, daughters, Judith be gunning for victory, instead of front of St.James Church, for the Dqggan and Joljn Vitale who each 14. Late entrants will be allowed to Hill, Andover, died Tuesday at Manchester more than 25 years. II. Ploof of Honolulu and Ellen K. Other modet's Available start of Connecticut’s biggest and chasing Treacy’s record. cracked the winner’s circle once. A register at the Nathan Hale School Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Before retiring in 1975, he was O'Hara of Farmington; 12 All UL Approved most prestigious road race. ’ Both Coghlan and Meyer are big names on the racing circuit. The 30- number of New England's leading up to an hour before the starting gun GREG MEYER was the husband of Eleanor (Noyes) employed by the Green Manor grandchildren and two great EAMONN COGHLAN Last November, 30,000 turned out Construction Co. in Manchester. He > grandchildren. year-old Coghlan holds the world in­ female distance runners are goes off. . . man to watch Clough. . . defending champion to watch Coghlan run away from the He was born in Cranston, R.l. was a member of the American Lat­ The mass of celebration of life Stop In and let us fill all your Koroaono Nov, 26, 1911, and had lived in vian Evangelical Lutheran Church will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at the heater needs, Including oiir water clear, Manchester for 12 years before in Manchester Church of St. Maurice, Bolton. moving to Andover in 1945. Besides his wife, he is survived by Memorial contributions may be K-l Kerosene. Prior to retiring in 1975 he was a two sons, Oskar Ozols of Revere, made to the American Cancer Socie­ design engineer with Pratt & Mass., and Indulis Ozols of Stafford, ty. 670 Prospect St., Hartford, or to Bagpipers to perform Penn State and Pitt Whitnev Aircraft in East Hartford, Va.; a daughter, Arija Ezerins of the church of St. Mauricet Bolton. lntroduclng:(Great Gift Ideas) No less than three Irish bagpipe units will be fK e ro B lu a l . Makes any Kerosene heater work batter, ah organic In- strategically placed around the Five Mile Road after national honors P&WA offers concessions ^ ' gredienta, 8 oz. bottle traataa 100 gal’s, dispansaa water, Race course Thursday morning as an inspiration to Herald ______Improvea combustion - 21% more burn time.______the Irish Connection’ entrants, Eamonn Coghlan, the Orange Bowl on New Year’s CoMliiiiied from page I proposal to change the COLA for­ language to insure that the comoanv Brendan Quinn, Rich O’Flynn, Jini Fallon and Paul it’s a big game against a great foot­ Angle By Dave Raffo Night is the prize that awaits the mula has angered the rank and file. doesn’t transfer work out of its Mahoney. Bagpipers will be on Highland Street and ball team but this time it’s even Connecticut plants. Kiefer said the (BrOSthO Easy Filtor) ^ a catalytic air purification filter UPl Sports Writer - ■ winner of the Oklahoma-Nebraska Yesterday, union-organized workers at two East Center Street locations. The scene is Earl Yost, bigger. The national championship Among the things the union wants picketed UTC's headquarters in union suspects the company is plan­ If the Jan. 1 Sugar Bowl battle js right out there waiting for us." gairie. It marks the ninth year in a very much_ to talk about is a com­ common in Ireland during distance runs to have the Sports Editor row that the Oklahoma-Nebraska Hartford, and there were also ning such transfers. bagpipers entertain...The Manchester holiday run between No. 1 Georgia and No. 2 All that’s waiting for the winner of pany proposal, as yet unspecific, to game will decide the Big Eight reports of ‘‘informational UTC, meanwhile, plans to is the oldest in Connecticut, the fourth oldest in I’enn State is to be college football’s the Texas-Texas A&M Thanksgiving reduce the level of cost of living picketing" at P&WA‘s Southington purchase full-page advertisements FTho n rin in fll n ^ n r Efon\ ‘ I'*®’'** ®®®l warm air to whore you Super Bowl, the Nittany Lions must Day clash is bragging rights. If championship. adjustments (COLA) in the con­ V * ne unginai poor ran) - _ Emclontly a Economically. New England and the fifth oldest five-miler No. 9 Oklahoma has won nine of and North Haven plants. in several state newspapers this nationally...Should (joghlan repeat his success of a first win their ‘‘semifinal’’ against there is any extra incentive to be tract. The company’s rejection of the weekend, including the Manchester I'ittsburgh Friday. had. it belongs to A&M. the last 11 games played between Kiefer said UTC negotiators year ago the tWo-time Ireland Olympian (1976 and the two teams but the third-ranked union’s proposals for job security Herald, the Hartford Courant, and Also — Battery pumps ^ Barrel! pumps Metal or Should Penn State knock off No. 5 haven't said exactly what they want 1980) will be the fourth oldest man at 30 to cross the ;No. 13 Texas, 7-2, is Sun Bowl- Cornhuskers were 37-14 winners last guarantees, and its attempt to limit the Journal Inquirer, Giusti said. finish line first. Native son Joe McCluskey was 36 Athletics Congress, distance runs for years were I’ittsburgh. then whip'Georgia on to do with the COLA, but that "they The cornpany is also considering Plastic kero Cans under the jurisdiction of the Amateur Athletic bound with no chance of winning the vear. \ arbitration, hearings for minority, when he won in 1947, 15 years after his last win in New Year’s Day, the Nittany Lions Southwest Conference title, while have said quite clearly that they handicapped and injured or sick buying a radio and television adver­ Union (AAU)... would most likeley claim their first in the key games on Saturday’s 19.32 before the hometown fans. Johnny Kelley was the 5-5 Aggies can salvage a winning schedule, Georgia entertains state believe it to be too high and that we workers, are other ’’major tising time to "get its point across" LOCAL DEALERS 31 when he won the last of his six Manchester races national championship ever. Their get it too often" on the contract negotiations, Giusti season. Also, Jackie Sherrill would rival Georgia Tech and Arizona stumbling blocks" to a contract and Amby Burfoot, the all-time king with nine Home bred winners archrival Panthers, however, would love to close his first year as Aggie P&WA employees now receive a settlement. Kiefer said, said. I iiove into contention for the title by plays host to Arizona State. M&MOILCO. triumphs to his credit, was also 31 in 1977 when he coach with a victory over the Georgia needs a victory to main­ quarterly COLA based on the con­ Kiefer said the union can’t afford MANCHESTER^CE & FUEL INC. won his last Five Miler...The youngest winners Home-bred runners wbo won in the 45-year heating Penn State, since they face TI ESDAA, HE said, the union Longhorns. tain its hold on the No. 1 spot sumer price index. The present con­ to buy advertising space, and will 51 Biasell St. 271 Hop River Rd. were Art Dulong of Holy Cross College in 1967 and history wdre John McCluskey, younger brother, Joe So. 4 SMU in the Cotton Bowl. softened its demand for guarantees ‘rhe Texas A&M-Texas series entering the post-season bowl com­ tract limits the COLA to 12 cents an concentrate on making direct con­ Manchester, CT. Bolton, Ct. Joe MetHuskey of Fordham University in 1930. .McCluskey, Charlie Robbins and Pete Close. hour per quarter, the union, in its that employees displaced by new All of which makes an already goes back to 1894, w ith the petition. The Bulldogs lead the tact with its membership through 643-1129 640-2871 McCluskey won four times, Robbins twice. "The l.z)nghorns holding a 61-22-5 edge. original contract proposal, wanted technology wouldn’t lose their jobs. work-distributed flyers, and during former and Close were both members of United lierc(! rivalry a fight to the finish, series, which began in 1893, 40-29-5 to eliminate the limit. Now, hp said, union negotiators are since one team- will see its chance In the only other gam e on and have won the last four contests. the union meeting at the Hartford Career in book form States Olympic track teams...Bob Dougan will Thursday’s schedule. North Kiefer-said the company’s pushing hardest for contract Civic Center Sunday. mark his «|th year Thursday in the race as either a for a national championship die .Arizona State can gb to the Rose Hot off the press is a book titled Charley Robbins’ l'’riflay. (;arolina closes out its season Bowl as the Pacific-10 Conference Scrapbooks which traces his career from his start participant or an official, the only man to hold that against California Bowl-bound honor...Official starter will be Lee Fracchia... Two “ For the first time, we really feel representative if it beats Arizona, If under Pete Wigren at Manchester High to his glory the national championship is ahead Bowling Green, f the Sun Devils lose, then UCLA will days in winning 11 national long distance cham­ members of the Herald staff have entered, Ray DeMeo and Adele Angle...The race has never been of us and we can control it," Penn rhe two big games on the weekend be the conference representative Syria nixes withdrawal call pionships. More on this another day. The bare­ St. quarterback Todd Blackledge against Big Ten champion footed Robbins will be taking Tiart in bis 37th Five postponed although it came close in 1971 when a schedule will be Friday’s Penn St.- blizzard struck the night before and drifts of said. "The players on this team Pitt and Nebraska-Oklahoma Michigan. Arizona leads the series By Julie Flint A U S. spokesman said Habib’s that Israel would accept all stages Miler and 31.st in succession. Since the race was have never been in this position '29-26 but Arizona State has won 15 of n e w ® - . * revived in 1945, Robbins has only m iss^ once, in several feet covered portions of the course. battles. United Press Internationai only (neeting in Damascus was a of the partial withdrawal, ” Tishrin Before the more than 100 runners took off, before, ft’s nice to be that way but it I’enn State holds a 40-38-3 edge in the last 17 games. two-hour talk Tuesday with Foreign 1951 while in Cleveland during his Internship in the said. » the streets had to be plowed a second time. The will all be for naught if we don’t beat the series that dates back to 1893. Other traditional rivalries Satur­ Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam. medical field. The race was the brainchild of John Syria rejected a call by U S. envoy In .lerusalem. Foreign Minister storm measured 10 inches and gusting winds R tt. The Nittany Lions won last year’s day include Notre Dame at Southern Philip Habib for a partial The talks came amid reports of a Lloyd, than director of the Recreation Centers in California. Tulane at No. 6 I^U, Yitzhak Shamir testified he Manchester, who sought another sports event on a resulted in much drifting. Amy Burfoot won that “This is a bigger game for the game, 48-14, but Pitt has won two of withdrawal of its 40,000 troops from Syrian arms buildup in Lebanon’s neglected to warn Defense Minister Tennessee at Vanderbilt and strategic Bekaa Valley. holiday to go along with a football game in the snow race. ” I’ennsylvania guys than it is for me the last three contests. Lebanon, saying there was no Ariel Sharon of a report, 24 hours A chance to be the host'team in Virginia at Virginia Tech guarantee Israel would also reduce The official newspaper Tishrin afternoon and a ba^etball game at night involving in terms of the local rivalry. To me. before the Beirut massacre was the high school teams back in 1927. The Rec spon­ its forces, the official media said said Habib proposed to Khaddam a halted, that Phalange militiamen Prediction Department partial withdrawal of Syrian troops sored the early races along with the Army & Navy today. ^^ere ’’running am ok’’ in two 1. Greg Meyer, 2. Elamonn Coghlan, 3. Brendan from Lebanon, but Khaddam Club. 'The latter organization picked up the race in Quinn, 4. Rich O’Flynn, 5.Paul O^rowski, 6. Gary refused because he was given no refugee camps. 1945 afte a lapse of 10 years but dropp^ out in 1951 P resident R eagan’s veteran Nixon, 7. Jim Fallon, 8. Paul Maloney. 9.Tim Islanders' goal-tending negotiator, who arrived in guarantee Israel would do the same. "I can only presume if there was and the Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon "It is impossible for Syria to stepped in and took over. This year marks the 32nd DeVaive, 10. Charlie Duggan. Damascus from Beirut Tuesday, something like this, the Americans Meyer starred in college while at Michigan, flew to Israel today to pursue efforts accept the simultaneous pullout-plan would have drawn our attention to anniversary for the Cedars in control...Jim Balcome, track coach at Rockville High and a Coghlan at Villanova, ()uinn, O’Flynn, Fallon and to arrange a withdrawal of Israeli, the U.S. envoy offered because of •it, ” Shamir told the official comrriis- Maloney at Providence College, Oparowski at the .strategic imbalance in favor of sion of inquiry into the Sept, 16-18 department head, is in his fourth year as race direc­ headache for Al Arbour Syrian and Palestinian forces in Bates, DeValve at UConn and Duggan at Lebanon. Israel and the lack of any guarantee slaughter of hundreds of civilians. tor...Eight runners made up the fields in both 1927 and 1945. ..The race is hin under rules of The Springfield College. By United Press International York al}ead in the seesaw game. 8-7, riaiiK'H 6, CupitulH :i with 9:02 remaining. Minnesota’s At Calgary. Alberta, Kent Nilsson FBI warns of diamond flimflam Even the coach of the three-time Tim Young beat Melanson, ' scored two goals and set up another Stanley Cup champion New York however, with 5:28 left for the tie. to help the Flames snap a four-game Islanders gets his share of winless streak. After B engt The Federal Bureau of Investigation has warned Cubic zirconiiim looks like a diamond, and is often headaches. In other games Tuesday, St. Louis (iustafsson opened the scoring for Manchester police to keep their eyes peeled for the used in cosume jewelry. The big difference is in value. Happy trip’ home Al Arbour’s current problem com­ and Montreal tied 1-1, Calgary Washington at 3:47 of the first perpetrators of an original — and very lucrative — According to Michael’s Jewelers of Manchester, a 6- es compliments of star goaltender clubbed Washington 6-3 and Van­ period, Calgary struck for three I flimflam operation. miinmeter chip ol cubic zirconium costs about ?16; a Large Capacity Billy Smith. Arbour was forced to couver blasted Quebec 5-2. goals in less than six minutes. The scam works like this, three people enter a one-karat diamond, about the same size and pull Smith in favor of Roland Melan- , .3, Viirdiqiies 2 jewelry .store and ask the jeweler to see some diamonds. appearance, costs 24,800. 4 cycle • 2 spe^ son during Tuesday night's 8-8 tie ItliK-s I, CanadienH I ; At Vancouver. British Columbia, While the stones are on display, one of tile subjects dis­ The switching operation has been reported in the New against the Minnesota North Stars At St. Louis, Mark Mapier scored l.ars Molin scored with Quebec tracts the jeweler whi.le another replaces one or more of Haven area, but so far hasn’t turned up around at Uniondale, N.Y. It was the second early in the second period and Rick playing two men short in the second the diamonds with piece of a man-made stone called Manchester, said Detective Capt. James D. Sweeney. WASHER for Jack Ramsay straight game Smith was lifted. Wamsley stopped 35 Blues' shots to period, lifting the .Canucks. Molin’s cubic zirconium. Self cleaning filter Smith, who left the game after give Montreal a tie. Brian Sutter goal, his sixth of the year, gave Van­ surrendering five goals midway gave St. Louis a 1-0 first-period lead. couver a 3-1 lead. By United Press International Spunt 136, Nu|(geu 126 for 21 fourth-quarter points, lifting through the second period, was also Man to face charges ^ vAt San Antonio, Texas, Gene the Suprs. Banks, who pulled down yanked during Sunday’s 7-3 loss to e u p w Jack Ramsay, who played and Banks and Mike Mitchell combined 13 rebounds, hit 10 of his career-high the New York Rangers. After v a lu e coached at St. Joseph’s College and 28 points and Mitchell hit 11 of his 27 Tuesday’s-game, neither Arbour nor A Glastonbury man was a stop sign, carrying a AT coached the 76ers for, four years, points in the final period. Smith was available for inter­ weapon in a motor vehicle, ch'hrged with several 384.84 finally had a happy homecoming in views. General manager Bill Torrey PiMionH 128, Rocket* 106 crimes Saturday after possession of marijuana, Philadelphia Tuesday night. also refused to meet the press, and possession of drug At Houston, Kelly Tripucka police stopped hjs car for Ramsey hadn’t won in Philadlpbla leaving Minnesota’s Neal Broten to alleged reckless driving. paraphernalia. scored 27 pqints and Isiah Thomas Fully Automatic since he became coach of the. and ^ g a r Jones contributed 24 each pu^Jthings in perspective. Police said Eric C. Bolin, He was released on a Portland Trait Blazers in 1V76 and to lead Detroit. James Bailey led "It was a crazy game,” Broten 24, was beligerent after he $100 cash bond for a Dec. 6 Heavy Duty the Blazers were 0-12 in the City of said after scoring his first-ever NHL appearance in Manchester the RockeU with 18 points. was pulled over on Center Brotherly Love over the last eight hat trick. “Imagine Steve Payne Street. Superior Court. years. With his team on a roll, Net* 110, Warrior* 103 and myself getting hat tricks and we A subsequent search of DRYER however, Ramsey snapped his At Oakland, Calif., Otis Birdsong only get an 8-8 tie.” the car turned up two hometown jinx with a 108-103 victory scored 27 points and hit a ^footer North Stars goaltender Gllles marijuana cigarettes, a ' THANKSGIVMG over the 76ers. with 32 seconds left to nail down a Meloche rem ain^ in the game until roach clip and a marijuana "I know It’s been a long tim e sin ce New Jersey victory. the end and preserved the tie with a pipe, police said. NOVENA TO ST. JUDE we won here and this Is a great save on Denis Potvin in the final Bolin was charged with win,” Ramaay said after handing |•lH•cr* 94, Knick* 90 0 My St liM . Am HIc m i martr. C rttt At New York, George Johnson ai^ minute. reckless driving, ^.wo Philadelphia Its second loss against M firtw ndi iN Mradrs; mm k m « M LOS ANDES FARM of Bolton offers 298.88 Billy Knight each scored « “I have to stop something,” counts of failing to observe f t in in ChrHL f litliW w ^ m tm a l 10 triumphs. “It’s hard to win on the Meloche said. ” I guess (Minnesota road in this league, especially wtien and Johnson added a game-high M iiM iiM iw ywr t#Ntal m (m m English riding lessons for both Coach) Glen Sonmour thought they you’re as good as PhUadelphia is. rebounds to le^d Indiana. Bernard »f M t i Ta yaa I M m racMna fraa flit King ledThe Knlcks with 19 points. weren’t bad goals, but I did.” i t f f l i af my M a rt m i hMMWy M f la «M p children and adults. We have “We’ve been playing very well. Butch Goring, the Islanders’ Jan 121, Cavallera 99 NOTICE M lu s fiv M mcN p ea t 9mm ta cam la They are a great team. They’re player-coach, wasn’t surprised at Probate Court is open experienced teachers and reliable devastating If they’re running their At Richfield, Ohio, Adrian ary a fu tla ace Naly a t in ary present m i 60 P£ARL & SOA/ Dantley scored 17 of hla 27 points in his bosses' absence, saying; "We’re for conferences with the vgant peMian In rebm I praane la aiake ' fast break. We wanted them to work school horses for all levels of riding the first period and Darrell Griffith 2-8-3 in Novemberl^nd have given 15 judge from 6:30 P.M. to yaw aaate hnawi tmi carne yaa la M in- for the good shot and not run on us, goals In the laht two games. No 643-2171 and we wanted to keep tbem tiff the added 25 to spark Utah. 8 P.M. on Thursday * a M in our large outdoor rings or indoor Mon.-Wed. 10-5:30 wonder,Arbour is mad. Both these nights. Appointments foul line.” Hawks 132, Bulla 102 Say fliree D w fathers. Three Nail Marys 649 Main St. At Atlanta, Eddie Johnson scored teams Have guys who can score and suggested. Night Thur. til 9:00 The Trail Blazers’ 12-game losipg m i CMias '* h M lifitia a a w il be p a n n e i area. Daytihie and evening classes when the defense and goaltendlng is O P I p h o lo telephone'number: 647- Downtown Manchester strealf at the Spectrum dated to 25 points, Domiijlque WlUtl"* St. Jaflt pray far M aM a l nM wMw yaw Pearls^ Fri. til 9:00 and Rory Sparrow a career-high 23 just average, they start scoring and 3227. TV AND APPLIANCES^^^ March 20, 1074, although they did UPl photo a ii Nawn Thtt anaana haa a tta r baan may be arranged by calling 646* Picforals may not be Sat. til 5:00 for the Hawks. Chicago, which shot never stop.” William E. FitzGerald actual modpl«i sold w in G am e 5 o f th e 1(77 NBA f l n ^ in JOHN TONELLI BRUSHES OFF CHECK Mawi ta fai. I bate btfl ay raflatit DARRELL GRIFFITH 35 percent from the field, was led by Bryan Trottier, who scored two .fudge of Probate PhRadelphia en route to a league goals for the Islanders, put New .by Minnesota's Neal Broten dui-Klg 8-8 shootout p a M tfl 0037 or 047- 1588. champioaahip. . . fouled by Geoff Huston Reggie Theus’ 1? polnU. k. a j SfRVICt 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 24, 1982 % MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 24. 198^— 13 Big game for East and AAHS UGonns impress Scoreboard h Respectable record boasted by each against Cibona

ability. We’re ranked eighth but in Denver at San Diego. 4 p.m. signed linebacker Terry measure of success with their By Len Auster “I was pleased with the intensity. Kansas City at Los Angeles Rams. 4 defensive end Mike'Clark'. By Len Auster Wishbone. They’ve accumulated 2,- Herald Sportswriter It may have to carry us a long way,” ' March we hope that to be different,” p.m. ' Hockev Herald Sportswriter We have to not make mistakes, not hurt Pittsburgh at Seattle, 4 p.m. Boston — Kcf’atled left win^ Dave Barr ‘IFe are shooting for the bragging rights in 414 yards on the ground, a 268.2-yard « offered a more relaxed Pemo. Bailey added. Monday's Came frorn Baltimore of the American Hockey Rebound — outlet (pass) —pass “We don’t take eighth place as a l^eague. This is not going to be a ‘Consola­ town. ’ per game average. Junior fullback ourselves.’ The ‘82-83 Huskies will be out to Football Miami at Tampa Bay. 9 p.m. ^ Jim DePersia has 96 carries for 650 —shot. win basketball games, in contrast to goal,” says Giscombe, “A lot of 'Detroit — Returned to the juniors: tion Bowl'. East Coach Jude Kelly Elapsed time: five seconds. teams feel we’re down and out but luesday's ^ r t s Transactions center Claude Uiiselle to Windsor Maybe it has been in the past, but MHS Coach Mike Simmons yards while qiniterback John a year ago where they were playing By United Press International (Ontario) and defenseman l^rry. Trader New-look Connecticut, sleek and we want to show them we can do it Baseball to I.x}ndon (Ontario). ^ not this year. Giliberto and sophomore running not to lose. back Buddy Zachery each have Greyhound-like with Neanderthal- “I wanted to see if we could get and provd we’re better than they New York (AL) — Signed Don Zimmer For the majority of the seven-year man a thing of the past, showed say. . No one is taking us seriously.” as a coach. rivalry, the gridiron editions have rushed for 332 yards, the latter on 41 the ball up the floor and score and Oakland — Named Juan Marichal What does this match-up mean to totes. tired. It's one of the things that has Brophy, Frank Hacker, Allen, Glenn some of its followers what to expect we did. The only problem is weiiave Skeptics say UConn, 21-8 a year By United Press International director of scouting of Latin America. e n te r^ the ahnual 11 o'clock Individually, East 5-foot-lO, 168- in 1982-83 — 94-foot racehorse ago and an NIT team, won’t ap­ Basketball Thanksgiving Day morning clash pound junior running back Doug Manchester. “ When you get down to Manchester in its nine outings has to be considered,” concedes Sim­ Dubois, Dickman, Pete Alosky, A1 to stop people. They at times scored NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE - Chicago — Waived forward Larry the nitty gritty, it would salvage gained 1,394 yards, a 154.9 per game mons. His Indians have been Shaer, John McLaughlin, Buck basketball — as it ran to a 102-80 too easy,” he referred to Cibona, 1- proach that level this time around. American Conference Kenon. with less than glamorous records. Post has a specific target. The exhibition win over Cibona of The Huskies will try to prove . T Pet. PF PA College Abysmal would be a better inter­ speedy Post, already the school something we wanted out of the average. Senior running backs Mark bothered by a sppratic offense that Taylor, Ken Boland, Kelly Percey 6, in its swing against Big East East LA Raiders 0 0 1.000 Boston College — Signed football coach year. We wanted a winning year but Allen and Scott Dickman, the latter translates to too much playing time and Larry Tanner. Tanner is out Yugoslavia Tuesday night at the Conference schools. otherwise. Pittsburgh 1.000 Jack Bicknell to a multi-year contract. pretation. single season record-holder in Field House in Storrs. Regardless, the up tempo Huskies Miami 1.000 Culver-Stockton — Football coach Vince But respectability — at the least — touchdowns (16), needs 95 yards to that went out the window. So now the MVP of last year’s 9-6 turkey for the defense. “We’re not an with a dislocated shoiildet while Neither Giscombe nor Bailey is NY Jets .667 Okruch resigned. we're shooting for the bragging day win by Manchester, have each awesome team defensively and at Hacker is doubtful with a sprained The real action taps off for the disturbed by pre-season will be interesting to watch. Cincinnati McNeese State — Named defensive have been gained by both East reach the magical 1,000-yard circle. Huskies against Yale at the New Cleveland coordinator John McCann head football rLF-'rorVLFKS- Niki Wehren Catholic and Manchester High in He's rushed 114 tifnes for 905 yards. rights in town,” Simmons said. rushed for roughly 500 yards. Allen this time of year some of the bumps ankle. prognostications of the Big East Buffalo coach, replacing Hubert ^ ales. who Rights they’ve • owned four con­ leads in scoring with 8 TDs with may be taking their toll. Haven Coliseum Tuesday in an 8 coaches that puts Connecticut San Diego requested reassignment as an assistant 21.3-515, Barbara Seifert 177-464, 82. .And they'll be going into the On the other side of the football, Those in the Blue and White secutive years. Dickman having crossed the goal ‘•‘...In this game there will be a lot o’clock start. eighth in the nine-teanf league. Kansas City coach. Fran Misseri 182-523, Gail Hartzog seventh annual turkey day clash the situation is dimmer for Colors one last time will be Perrone, “We’ve committed ourselves to Seattle Minnesota — Fired defensive coordina­ 187-197-512, Shirley Blue 181-192-542, line for 4 TDs. of emotion. TTie defense will have to “We know not too much is R a d io l Ne>^- England tor Bruce Vandersall. defensive nd coach with specific goals in mind. Manchester but still far from un­ Tim Kalkus, Kucinskas, Dan play like this,” said sixth-year Rat Thibodeau 183-474, Ruth Wood­ .Manchester leads the series, appealing. The Indians were off to a ' And to East? "It's a big game in a East’s defense has yielded 68 rise to the occasion and play like it expected of us,” said Bailey, out of Denver Paul Olson and defensive backfield coach 2 lot of ways', " says Eagle Coach Jude points, "Our defense has seen the did until the last two weeks.” Bennett, Joel 'Sullivan, Ray Husky Coach Dom Perno, who saw Northwest Catholic High in West Houston Bill Happel. effective at the end-of bury 182-492, Lee Bean 200-527, Nan­ which began opening day of 1975,4-3. fast start at 3-0-2. They have, Jackson, Doug Bilodeau, Bill his club put six players in double Baltimore Februarv. cy Washburn 175, Martie Barilla 180- against co(npetition far superior to Kelly, who is O-for-3 in Thanksgiving Wishbone in practice so a lot of it is "We have to not make mistakes, Hartford. “We do know the pressure National Conference. New Mexico State — Fired football It has won the last four straight to Whalen, Dave Murdock, Deron figures. W L T Pet. PF coach Gil Krueger. 5()4, Cindy HySon 455. Claudette Day battles. “ We’ve lost the last not new or different for them. The not hurt ourselves,” Kelly says. is not there (like last year). A tur­ 0 0 i .on retire one Army & Navy Club what East has met, stumbled the Bayer, Joe Maningas, Jim Coleman A more offensive-minded Bruce Green Bay Southern California — Football coach Mertens 465, Lois DiBerardino 176. Trophy and earn a leg up on a se­ past four weekends to slip to 3-4-2. few years which many of the kids defense gained confidence each “ We have to put a total game nover won’t be as visible, it won’t be Washington l.UOO John Robinson resigned to become a and Tim Feshler. The latter missed Kuezenski led the way with the 6- senior vice president of the university; ■ Debbie Mount 196-47,8, Marge remember. Naturally, the' time out so I feel they’re looking for together. We need an offensive day as magnified. I'O M G liT Dallas cond. .A trophy is retired by three A victory is needed for a break-' most of the year. foot-10 senior captain, oh a reper­ Detroit .667 named offensive coordinator Ted Tollner Brainard 462, Joan Francis 474, Don­ crosstown rivalry adds to it. a good outing Thursday,” Kelly ap­ and a defensive day,” Simmons ap­ “I think we’ll catch some teams "il.'i - M il.: Wlialers vm. Sabres, New Orleans coach. wins. even .500 season. toire of foul line jumpers, hook, na Miller'477. Jessie Williams 198- That would be Manchester's best Record-wise, the team feels it can praised. praises. underestimating us. And also some W TI C Atlanta Football East goes in 5-3-1. co-champs of The winner receives the Army & jump hook and inside jumpers, San Francisco Baltimore — Signed linebacker Dave 189-548. Tiave one of the better records in Defensive tackle Rich Kucinskas, If the day comes up wet, with a games we’ll pull out because of our 7;:tO - M IL : Kriiins Philadelphia the Hartford County Conference, finish in four years. Navy Club Trophy along with the pouring in 21 points on 8-for-ll from Simmons and offensive tackle Greg and a victory would give the Eagles "Our schedule has been pretty school history. Certainly the game linebacker Vito Perrone and frozen and sloppy field as a year Minnesota Murtha; released cornerback Dwayne James Horvath Memorial Trophy, the field. Junior guard Vernon St Louis O'Steen. ■ ILK \l.l>- Fred Adamson 215, 4 has a lot of value for us." sophomore Chris Darby in the ago, it would hurt both teams. Each Manley arrested 7:BO - M iA :i OI iich v». Tra il their best record since 1969. That tough-this year, maybe the begin­ presented by the officials. The top Chicago Denver — Signed linebacker Bob Tony CoJIetti 509, Carol Shea 212-472. Each club operates out of the secondary have'led the Eagle tries to utilize its speed and get to Giscombe on 9-for-12 from the field, WINF Tampa Bay Swenson to a series ol one-year club posted a 7-3 mark East will ning not as tough as the end. But our offensive and defensive player all long-range jumpers, pumped in FAIRFAX, Va. (UPI) - also be shooting for an offensive league on a week-to-week basis, Wishbone; both using that offensive defense. the outside. “ If it’s sloppy it would K - ranudiun Football, Winni|>4^g NY Giants contr Fhmers freshman Tim Coles out of i • NFI.,: Hrownn v m . CowivoyH, Houston at New England. 1 p.m New York Jets — Waived tight end- 144-:185, Bev Anderson 1,39-371, Irene Baltimore, Md.. showed his board Herndon Monday because the filiaiinriM 22. BO Los Angeles Raiders at Cincinnati. 1 center Steve Alvers. signed free agent Pisch 345.' Louise Webb 127-137-.373, Giants must license tags on his«Mercedes Benz pm. defensive end. Rusty Guilbcau'''uilbcaL prowess with 10 rebounds, six off the 7:BO - M IL : i H l a n d e r H v h . Bruinn, Philadelphia at Washington. 1 p.m San Francisco — Waived fullbac’k Walt Viv Bayer 125-.346, Fran Doyon 132- n am es in offensive glass. 450SEL appeared to have been lihaniKd BB New Orleans at San Francisco. 4 p.m. Easley ’ and linebacker Eric Scoggins. 355. stop Lions altered, Carmichael- said. th e n ew s Robinson resigns By United Press International LOS ANGELES (UPI) ^ Stepping r down at the p^ak of one’s success is rhe embattled New York Giants very uncommon. Southern Cal foot­ ’CUNLIFFE play Thanksgiving Day and they Ripken honored ball coach John Robinson is an un­ A U T O BODY could see their playoff hopes dis­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Cal Ripken common man. INC appear more quickly than a slice of Jr., whose father congratulated him Saying there is a time in SINCE 1947; ART CUNUFFE, PROP. turkey on the field after each of his 28 home everyone’s life to move on, Robin­ The Giants. 0-3 after becoming 27- runs, was named 1982 American son — one of the most successful UN-BODY SPECIALISTS 17 victims of the Washington League Rookie of the Year Tuesday coaches in college football history — EQUIPPED WITH THE "KANSAS JACK" Itcdskins Sunday, meet the Detroit by the Baseball Writers’ Association has announced he’s leaving the LAZER - BEAM • AUGNER N Lions, '20-17 losers to Chicago, in a 12 of America. coaching profession. noon EST holiday start. In Ripken, the 22-year-old Orioles in­ Robinson, who will be replaced by 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 'Phursday's other game, Cleveland is fielder whose father. Cal Sr., is offensive coordinator Ted Tollner, H 643-0016 B at Dallas. Baltimore’s third base coach, was a will coach his final game Saturday "Our people aren't playing as clear winner over runnerup Kent when the Trojans host Notre Dame u RT. 83, TALCOTTVILLE » good as they did last year. " said iirbek of the Minnesota Twins. in a nationally televised game. ^ 23 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ^ Giants coach Ray Perkins, Ripken received 24 first place-votes With their winless record,. the and four second-place votes from Giants must win Thursday or face the 28-man panel (two writers from virtual elimination from a each AL city), and finished with 132 reasonable hope at a playoff berth in points. the 9-garne format "Having some success last year I when the Giants made the playoffs I. Kenon cut doesn't mean we were going to have CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chicago . % success again this year unless you 10 75 go out and do it," said Perkins. Bulls have cut seldomused veteran ' We re playing the same people, the forward Larry Kenon, but still are FINANCING ON same defenses, but t | l ^ people responsible for paying the remainer V aren't playing so good. We've had of his contract estimated at $350,000 some interruptions and 1 don't know annually. ■", how much effect it's had," Kenon was formally waived by the NEW 1982 CARS Attendance experienced a sharp Bulls Tuesday, leaving the team’s drop Sunday with some scalpers roster at 11 players, one under the W TIRE WHITEWALL begging to break even. NBA limit. PRICE $34.95 Vice president and general 30.95 manager Russ Thomas of the Lions USED 37.95 m 4 a 9 S said despite 13,000 tickets being un­ Herald photo by Pinto Alvers waived M 36.95 sold bv the 72-hour deadline for 4a95 HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPI) - The m “ CARS 43.95 P/165/80013 television blackouts, the Giants Manchester High seniors I 49.95 game will be televised locally New York Jets placed tight end- A because of "the unique cir­ Left to right; Standing: Scott Dickman, Frank Hacker, Kevin Pete Alosky, Kelly Percey, Buck Taylor, John McLaughlin, Al center Steve Alvers on waivers SNOW FOREIGN CAR RADIALS cumstances that surfound this NFL Tanner, Glenn Dubois, Mark Allen. Kneeling: Shaer, Ken Boland. Fuesday and signed ' free-agent Brophy, Larry I 938.98 defensive end Rusty Guilbau. IH 111 A 13 ... season.' 118813------38.99 1982 Ford Fairmont 4 Dr. 179 814...... - 42.99 Detroit, 2-1, failed to hold Chicago Alvers was a second-year player -.. 41.99 i 6 cyl., auto, trans., power steering, 1W 819..8TICL RAMAL D^orn Miami (Fla.) and Guilbau, despite a 14-3 lead as the Bears II 1M 813A 13------from McNeese State, was a third power brakes, power windows, air, tilt 148 813------avenged.an opening day loss to the 1 M 8 I9 ------Lions. round draft choice of the St. Louis steering, AD4/FM, 2 tone paint, low low The Cowboys were 14-9 winners Cardirtals. i miles. <7995 over the 'Fampa Bay Bucs. Cleveland edged the .New England PREMIUM RETREADS * SNOW ADD $2.00 MICHELIN XZX X W/W i’atriots 10-7 Dickerson speaks up 1982 AMC Concord DL 4 Dr. Wagon PISS 812 A 13----- M 5.0S P15S/7SR13_...547.95 P18SB13...... -....S L tS P1S&/7S R13...... 53.95 Dependable Robert Newhouse, 6 cyl., auto trans., power steering, power .21;99 P15S/7SR14______7L9S NEW YORK (UPI) - Heisman 183 IIS ...—...... S9.9S the block of granite coach Tom Lan­ brakes, air, AM/FM, factory rustproof, .22.96 P17S/78R13...------85.95 P19S/7S R14..... r...... 74.95 Trophy candidate Anthony Dicker- P15B/79R13------51.58 P20S/7S R14...... 85.95 dry saves for rare occasions, scored roofrack. P1I6/78I14_ ------5 6 9 8 P30S/7SR1S______58.95 son said Tuesday he was once <7695 P21S/7S RIS______89.95 the go ahead touchdown for Dajlas 19S/79 514-----io.:.. 71.98 offered $40,0(X) — in cash in his home P 17S/78il4------59.95' P22S/7S R1S..._...... 9X 95 on a 3-yard- run in his only P18S/7S R14------54.95 P23S/7S RIS...... 96.99 appearance of the Tampa Bay — by a college recruiter. In an interview with BKO radio, 1979 Ford Fairmont Futura 2 Dr. game 6 cyl., auto, trans., power steering, M & S TRUCK TIRE .Newhouse, the Cowboys' player the SMU tailback said several HIGHWAY TRUCK TIRES power brakes, AM/FM cassette. 5 7R I1S /5. schools were willing to spare no SAVE 5 7 til$ « representative, scored with 3;57' RT811V5 K 7 lil9 /5 ~ remaining in the third quarter expense while recruiting him out of TftilM 7S9 I 14/5 - Sealy, Texas. Without naming 8l5il5.A « 159a 16S/5.. before a crowd that was 13,439 short •78115.M •TSi 16S/R. names, Dickerson said the highest 1977 Ford LTDlandau 4 Dr. RSO I 155/5------r-’------of capacity at Texas Stadium. 12901 159/8------9 6 9 8 offer he received was $40,000 cash— V-8, auto, trans., power steering, power UMI16M IM O i IS/4------5 6 9 5 700 I IS Cleveland went down to the wire 789x19 itM - which he turned down. brakes; air, velour Int. |15iilV 4 1195 1 — ------7 6 9 5 n before -Seating New England on <3995 <1258 a 1 5 5 /5 . Matt Bahr's 24-yard field goal as “ I had all kinds of offers in high time ran out. . school,” Dickerson said in the in- Browns coach Sam Rutigliano is teview. “The biggest offer I ever 1981 MuatangDDr.Coupo COMPLETE CAB CARE CENTER - ONLY NIASE CERTIFIED MECHANICS also concerned about his defense, had was $40,000.” Fllp-up roof, power steering, power which "is not making the stand brakes, AM/FM, 4 sp. trans., wire wheel BRAKE SPECIAL COOLING SYSTEHr M cPh e r s o n when it is most important. covers, 10,300 miles. BALL <9295 BATTERIES FRONT DISC OR AWHEEL Friedman dies POWER FLUSH STRUTS NEW YORK^ (UPI) - Benny D R U M S y JOINTS 3YR. * 3 9 ” $ 1 1 Q 9 5 Friedman, a former All-America at 1989 Ford CourlorPloliiip $ 0 0 9 5 INSTALLED .the University of Michigan and one Lond bed with tool boxes, 4 sp., 4 cyl.. * 3 9 ” 1 1 7 PAIR I ^29 In c lu d e s Pov^ef F lush. 2 La is $6995 Bradshaw leads ■of college football’s great quarter­ Absolutely Mint Condition. <4995 SYR. * 5 9 ” INCLUDES SHOES. PADS. & INSTALLED backs, died Tuesday of a Self- ftntilreeze Rust Inhibitoi. Stop ■ PItTSBURGH (UPI) - INSTALLED PLUS TRADE LABOR ONLY Leak & Water Pump Lubricant PAIR & UP MOST CARS . Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback inflicted gunshot wound, police said. Terry Bradshaw continues to lead He was 76 years old. Friedman, who had his left leg TRANSMISSION the AFC in passing efficiency, and SAFETY TUNE-UP MUFFLERS amputated in 1979, was found in his SHOCKS safety Donnie Shell has taken over S P E C I A L ^ Electronic Ignition both the AFC and NFL leads in in­ Manhattan apartment about 1 p.m. MADE BY MONROE ^ 2 9 .9 5 2,, EST with a bullet wound to the bead, STUDS 4c,i ' 3 5 . 9 5 F — terceptions. a team spokesman said . officials said. A .22 caliber weapon s o ’ 5 Tuesday. nn n E 7 $ 2 4 ’ ^ was found near the body. He was GOOD O.E 6Cyi ' 3 7 . 9 5 & = .^ 4 4 .9 5 4 yr. For the third straight game, pronounced dead at New York BETTER $ 1 Q95 Ui.iin A Rftiii Iiansmission Re $ g9 5 Bradshaw’s efficiency rating of 98.2 Hardd photo by Pinto Hospital. HEAVYUfAVY DUTYmiTY ' I • » pi.u:* fillH i & Ad| LinK.)^;t‘ '3 9 .9 5 1 ’^' ^ 5 9 . 9 5 Lifetim e is the highest in the AFC. He also Friedman was a rugged pioneer of DllLOn when’ Applic.ibi:* Dt.im loiquc Insfolled Free leads the NFL in touchdown passes BEST football. He was an All-Anierlca at RADIAL TUNED 4 7 CillT. f it'.)' ; with nine. Shell leads both the AFC East Catholic seniors Michigan in 192S-26 and captained 31S Main SC reet'^roas and NFL with four interceptions 191S. tbs MANCHESTER. CT. after making two in each of the past the team in He was voted Left to right; -Standing. Jim Coleman, Ray Jackson, Doug Vito Perrone, Dave Murdock, Bill Whalen, Dan Bennett, Joel Big Ten’s Most Valuable Player that two games. Bilodeau, Tim Feshler, Joe Maningas, Tim Kalkus. Kneellnq- Sullivan Deron Bayer, Rich Kucinskas. year. MANCHESTEK HERALD. Wed,. Nov. 24. 1982 — 15 1 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Nov. 2A, 19B2

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Washington 111—S . INDIANA (W) U TAH (121) PORTLAND (106) Calgary 303-6 G. Jc^nson 9-14 3-4 21, K ellogg 3-17 00 Dantley 11-16 50 27, Poquette ^7 8. N att 8-12 6-7 21. Carr 9-12 22 20. First period—1, Washington, Gustafsson 6. C. Johnson 7-15 00 14, Sichtlng 4-U 4-4 Schayes 7-15 22 16, G riffith 9-19 7-9 2S. Thompson 7-19 6-11 20. Paxson 6-14 6-7 18, 3 (P^ruk), 3:47. 2, Calgary. Christoff 6 12, Knight 9-lB 3-3 21, Q irte r 5-7 1-2 U, Green 7-10 12 15. Wilkins 20 12 5, F. Valentine 4-10 34 11. U ver 02 54,3, (Pepllnskl), 7:23. 3, Calgaiy, Lavallee 8 Basketball Slaughter 0-1 00 0, Duren 1-2 00 2r Wiliiams 5-13 12 12, Eaton 1-1 02 2, Cooper 22 (M) 4, Lam p 34 04) 4, Norhs Hockey (Maclnnis. PepUnuI), ll:w. 4, Calgary. Branson 3-7 00 6. Byrnes 02 1-2 1. Totals Eaves 0-1 OO 0. R. Williams 40 34 11. 24 M 4. T o U ls 4040 106. N ils ^ 11 (Brid^an, Reinhart), 13:1/. 41-M IM S 94. Totals 4804 2422 121. P H IL A D E L P H IA (108) V . Penalty—Russell, ^ 1 , 16:57. N E W Y O R K (90) C L E V E L A N D (99) Erving 645 22 14. lavaroni 04 vO 0, Kids simplify Thanksgiving ccx>king Second period— 5. Washington, Houston King 6-11 7-10 19, Robinson 50 00 10. Robinson 5-12 70 17. Wddman 7-18 22 Malone 8-12 6-10 22. Cheeks 6-14 14 13. 9 (GusUfsson, Maruk), 12:20. Penalties— Cartwright 5-11 22 12. Sherod 30 2-2 8, 16, M o k e ^ i 3-7 0-1 6, Brewer 2-11 1-1 5, Toney 6-10 44 17, Jones 42 00 8, Dunn, Cal, 2;0S; Bridgman, Cal, major, Westphal 7-16 44 18. Taylor 14 00 2, Huston 2-7 OO 4, ^ y e s 30 02 6, Bagiev Richanison 5-10 12 11. Cureton 22 00 4, 8.36; Holt, Was, minor-major, miscon­ Williams 40 OO 8, Orr 20 00 4, Webster 24 12 5, Hubbai^ 4-9 34 11, Wllkerson /• Awards 40 00 8, Seboene 22 22 8. duct, 8:36. 44 1-1 9, Gnm feld OO OO 0, Tucker 0-1 0- 12 5-7 19, Flow ers ^12 OO 10. Totals 40OT T o u ts 4529 1621 IQS. 0 0. T o U U 37-74 1021 90. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Third period- 6; Calgary, Peplinski 5 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSCKT. 1927 99. PortUnd 30 282129-106 By Barbara Richmond it and then put'it in a pie — but first Indiana ' 21223129-94 Wales Conference (Lavallee, Dunn), 1.22. 7, Washington, Elastem Conference Utah 37 3029 25-121 PhiUdelphla 2227 2430-108 you have to make a crust out of Patrick Division N ew York 28232318-90 Langway 2 (unassisted), 13:30. 8, Atlantic Division Cleveland ^ 23 2028 28— 99 Three-point goal—Toney. Fouled out— Herald Reporter GF GA Fouled out—none. Total fouls—Indiana dough and flour.” W L T Pts. W L Pet. GB Three-point goal—F. Williams. Fouled Valentine. ToUl foula-PortUnd 14 8 3 31 101 80 20, New York 27. Rebounda-Indiana 41 Fret no longer. NY Islanders Philadelphia 10 2 .833 — out—none. Total fouls—Utah 23, Cleve­ PhiUdelphla 25. Rebounds-Portland 37 25 86 73 (G. Johnson 14). N ew York 40 He thought apple pie should be Philadelphia 12 9 1 Boston 10 2 .833 — land 26. Rebounds-UUh 47 (Wilkins 11). (C arr 12). PhiUdelphla SO (Malone 21). A group of budding cbefs bus come 21 86 85 (Cartwright 10). Assists—Indiana 21 AsaisU-PortUnd » (Valentine 6). N Y Rangers 10 16 1 17:40; Russell. Cal, 17:40. New Jersey 7 7 .500 4 Cleveland 52 (Robinson, Wllkerson 9 part of ’Thanksgiving dinner too. 70 78 (Carter 5), New York 26 (Westphal 6). A PhiUdelphU 20 (Cheeks 6). 'AKhnical up with some surefire ways of im­ Washington 7 9 4 18 Shots on goal—Washington 10-11-16—37. Washington 4 8 .333 6 each). Assists—UUh 24 (Green 10)^ - 7 3 « . fouU—Portland 2 (illegal defense). A— "Mush up apples and take the seeds Pittsburgh 7 11 3 17 71 100 Calgary New V^rk 3 10 531 7^ Cleveland 22 (HusUn 7). A-2,163. pressing your f^amily this 63 100 New Jersey 3 14 6 12 (joalies—Washington, Jensen. Calgary, Central Division 13,775. Thanksgiving with a truly out and cook them for a little while Adams Division Eklwards. A—7242. Detroit 9 5 .643 - NEW JERSEY (110) D E T R O IT (128) and make a crust the same as for Montreal 14 4 4 32 102 70 Milwaukee B 5 .615 ^ King 5-12 1-2 11, B. W m Um s 62 44 16. E. Jones 9-12 6-7 24. Tripucka 11-19 50 memorable feast. ^ Boston 12 7 3 27 78. 66 Cnilcago 6 7 .462 2W Dawkins 3-7 34 9, Birdsong 1322 12 27, 27, Latm beer 42 3-3 11, Johnson 0-7 6-7 Just make sure you have’ your punkin pie.” Now ^ t ’s pretty sim­ Quebec 10 9 2 22 104 101 Indiana 6 7 .462 2V% Walker 22 OO 4. Cook 6-12 22 18, Elmore 18. Thomas 11-15 24 2 ^ Benson 2-7 22 6, 0 2 0 - 2 ple. Buffalo 9 6 4 22 88 72 Quetroit, 7;35 p.m Detroit 128. Houston 106 about how to Set youi: oven while hat o ff and make a pie, but take the Minnesota at N Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. New Jersey 110, Golden State lOS roasting the bird, Briana has a quick seeds out first.” ’That’s followed by Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Chicago at Winnipeg, 9:(E p.r (All Times EST) answer for that, too. "Closed,” she some tim e in a magic oven. “ I think ‘ " ton, 9 35 p,rr Washington at Ednlbnton. 9 35 | Portland at Bostqn, 7:Xp.m . New Jersey at Los^Angeles. 10:£I |p.m said. Now what could be easier? you have to put the punkin pie in the s ^ at Los i^Mel Philadelphia at Indiana, /:35 p.m. THIS Irmrsday's Games Utah at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Seth Mancini, another oven and the em st comes out,” he N .Y Islanders at Boston Chicago at Dallas, 8:36 p.m. Quebec at Calgary kindergartner, would put a few more said. W Detroit at Kansas City, 8:36 p.m. Baseball San Antonio at Denver, 9:36 p.m. ingredients in his stuffing. “ Put in .Jessie Orduz would make her stuf­ American Hockey League Washington at Phoenix, 9:36 p.m. water and spices and some salad,’ ’ Northern fing with bread and water and “ put New Jersey at San Diego, 10:30 p.m. is his version. W L T Pts. G F GA Los Angeles at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. it in a big fat turkey and cook it.” Nova Scotia 12 6 4 28 100 85 Thursday’s Game ToTqake a pumpkin pie he advises, Fredericton 13 4 1 27 Kansas City at Houston IS NO For her pumpkin pie she'd “ take a Adirondack 10 10 1 21 "Cut up a pumpkin, mush it down Maine 9 9 1 19 with a potato musher and then make punkin, some dough and a pan or Sherbrooke 7 12 1 15 something. Put the dough over it PILGRIMS COME IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES THIS THANKSGIVING Moncton 6 15 2 14 bread with it.” NEW YO R K lU P I) - Voting on the Southern D EN VErt (126) and put it in the oven.” . . young artists from Nathan Hale School drew these American League's Rookie of the Year 191 Hershey 13 7 0 26 83 ( » English 14-29 6-9 36, Vandeweghe 8-12 4- As an afterthought he said, “ Add Award with first-place voles in paren­ 4 20. Issel 11-20 44 26. McKinhey 2-7 2-2 Richard * Therrien’s recipe for St Catharins 12 9 1 25 ' 97 93 theses some bread, apple seeds and acorns Springfield 10 10 1 21 90 89 6. Dunn■ 1-6...... 04) 2, Kelley M14 62 6, FOOTBALL stuffing really has some body to it — Player, team Points Williams 42 02 9, Hanszlik 5-10 52 15, to the stuffing — and that’s all.” ^ Itim o r e 9 10' 1 19 77 86 Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore (24) 132 KEY "Bread, cranberry sauce, sugar, Rochester 8 10 3 19 83 96 Gondrezick 1-2 (M) 2, Ray 62 (M) 0. Kent Hrbek. Minnesota (4) 90 Robisch 1-1 02 2. Totals 4 ^ 2923 126. Students in Pamela Gidez’ room salt, pepper, flour and mix it all up New Haven 8 11 2 61 74 Wade Boggs. Boston 10's FORECAST SAN ANTONIO (136) Binghamton 8 12 2 Ed VandcBerg. Seattle 9 at Nathan Hale were right in the and put it in the turkey.” Tuesday's Result Banks 12-20 44 28, Mitchell 12-24 34 27. Gary Gaetti. Minnesota 4 Gilmore 42, 42 12. Moore 6-13 42 16. mood for Thanksgiving. They had Nova Scotia 9. Rochester 6 Dave Hostetler. Texas 3 Special Doubleheader Asked how he would make a Wednesday s Games Gervin 9-18 72 25, Dunleavy 32 52 12, THURSDAY, Nov. 25 just finished making pilgrim hats. Von Hayes. Cleveland 2 Willoughby 12 62 2, Griffin 12 02 2, pumpkin pie, he gave a very logical Fredericton- at Adirondack Jesse Barfield. Toronto IV^ N Carolina 35 Bowling Qrean 22 Nova Scotia at Baltimore Phegley 6-9 62 12 ToU ls 54-107 2724 136. /M arla Thebeault, after great answer “ Outta punkins.” And he (Points awarded on a 5-3-1 basis) Denver 23 38 36 29-126 Taxa8 26Ta«ttUM21 Binghamton at Hershey Fridw, NoVo 26" thought, said she would make stuf­ said he’d make his crust “ outta Springfield at Maine San Antonio 32 422834—136 FRIDAY, Nov 26 Three-point goals—Williams, Dunleavy. fing for the turkey with bread, . k - . Rochester at Moncton ONawara 35 ConnacUcul 17 bread crumbs.” Thursday s Game NEW YORK (UPI) - American Fouled out—Gilmore. ToUl fouls—Denver seasoning and water. 26. San Antonio 28. Rebound»-San 1 PMiVlatinee Dollar Chanthvbhe also had a Fredericton at Binghamton League Rookie of the Year winners; Oklahoma 33 Nabraika 25 Antonio S3 (Banks 13). Denver 49 19B>—Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore Ponn State 30 Pittsburgh 25. Pumpkin pie is even simpler. rather unique stuffing recipe. She Montreal 01 0—1 1981—Dave Righetti, New York (English 20, Dunn 20). Assists—San St. U u is lO O -I Antonio 29 (Moore 14), Denver 33 7:30 Evening said she’d use “ Water, ice, milk, 1960— Joe Charboneau, Cleveland "Take a punkin and smush it up and (W illia m s9) Technical—^Denver (zone). A First period—1. St. Louis, Sutter 15 1978“ Alfredo Griffin. Toronto: John eggs,, corn, potatoes and mix it all (Babych. Federkol, 6 13. Penalties— -8518 . SATURDAY, Nov 27 (Closed Thanksgiving) that’s it.” Castino, Minnesota (tie) up in the turkey.” Wilson. StL. 6 46. Delorme. Mtl. 9 11; 1978—D)u Whitaker. Detroit Jason Holland had a more unique Gainey, Mtl, 14 06 P'ederko. StL. 19:16. 1977—Eddie Murray. Baltimore How about pump-kin pie for Second *p^iod—2, Montreal. Napier 6 1976-Mark Fidrycn. Detroit M r Fores 35 Hawaii 28 recipe — “ Mush up bread, 0 ' f Wickenheis^. Walter i. 118 Penalties— 1975—Fred Lynn. Boston Auburn 24 Alabama 21 vegetables and stuff and eat it.” dessert,? “ You buy .it,” she- Delorme. Mtl.\3 23. Ludwig. Mtl. 6:50. 1974—Mike Hargrove. Texas Ws've got a Special Thanksgiving Weekend Arizona 28 Arttona St 24 Giving this a little thought, he answered. Third period^None Penalties-Mondou. 1973—Al Bumbry. Baltimore plann^, with b doubleheader ori Friday, Mtl. 2.a . Delorme. Mtl, 11:42. Sutter, 1972—Carlton Fisk, Boston CHICAGO (IQS) Arkantaa St 25 M im p hli St 10 added, “ But first you have to cook it Olberding 42 02 8. Woolridge 4-10 34 So, there you have it — some very StL. 11 42, Patey. StL. 13.28. 1971—Chris CTiambliss. Cleveland Clamson35WaksFaratt13 Nov. 26. Work off that big turkey dinner by in a not very hot oven.” t r f i Shots on ggaf-M (lonlreal 8-8-6—21 St. • 1970—Thurman Munson. New York 11. Greenwood 4-13 0-2 8. Lester 2-7 34 7. unique recipes. You might just give Louis 17-12-8-37 1969—Lou Piniella, Kansas City Theus 6-19 42 17. Higgins 42 24 10, cheering home your favorites both day and For pumpkin pie he explained, some of them a try to put a little Goalies—Montreal. Wamsley. St. Louis. Dailey 6-18 44 16, Jones 62 02 0, Cktrzine Flottda A5M 42 BsthunaCoolumn 21 JESSIE ORDUZ RONALD RANSOM 1968—Stan Bahnsen, New York new spark into your ’Thanksgiving MARLA THEBEAULT JASON HOLLAND U ut A—12.510 1967— Rod Carew, Minnesota 3-12 12 7, Jackson 5-14 44 14, Bradley 22 Qsotgli35QaorglaTsch24 nightton Friday. “ Mush up punkins like mushed . “take a punkin” . . . "take hat off” 1966-Tomnw Agee, (Chicago 02 4. ToU ls 40-116 2120 102. QramUkig 30 Southam U 22 potatoes but first cut it up and cook dinner. . . . 'smush It’ . . . "mush upbread” A T LA N T A (132) 1966-Curt Blefary, Baltimore Ho(oton47Rlot27 Minnesota 3 2 3-6 1964—Tony Oliva. Minnesota Roundfield 32 24 8, Wilkins 12-18 (M) NY Islanders 32 3-6 1963— Gary Peters. CHiicago 24. Rollins 52 62 10, E. Johnson 10-13 44 L8U32Tulm12 First period—1. NY Islanders. Bossy 19 1962- Tom Tresh, New York 25. ^ r r o w 10-14 32 23, Macklin 6-13 24 Mami(Ra)31Clnclnnatl21 (Troltier. Tonellh, 4:29 2. NY Islanders. 14, G. Johnson 24 (M) 4. M cMillen CM) 62 'P e a s e pudding hot 1961— Don ^ h w a ll, Boston * Ntv4ja 21 Futarton St 8 Trottier 14 'Bossy, Jonsson). 5:0Q 3, 1960— Ron Hansen. Baltimore 0, Matthews 5-10 42 14, Glenn 22 2-2 6. Minnesota. Payne 10 (Mandich, Smith), U fi^ B ob Allison, Washington ^ m on son 12 2-2 4. T oU ls 56-101 19-25 7 in. 4. N Y Islanders. Merrick 1 1968- Albie Pearson. Washington 132. OragonlFOragonStll state law, no one under 18 admitted (N y«trom . Bourne), 10:56 5. Minnesota, 1957—Tony Kubek, New York Chicago 1730 2629-lCe Broten 8 (Circarelti, McCarthy). 16:11 6. OkUnma St 48 San Diago St 35 1966—Luis Aparicio, Chicago AtlanU 39 3136 26-132 This book Minnesota. Payne IWiSmith. Bellows). Southam Cal 28 Notra Dams 24 1966—Herb Score, Cleveland Three-point goals—Theus. E. Johnson. 19:37 Penalty-Nystrdrh, NYI, 5:30. 1964— Bob Grim, New York Fouled out—none. T o U l fouls—Chicago UtahSt27UngBaadiSt14 Second period—7. Minnesota. Broten 9 1963— Harvey. Kuenn, Detroit 22, AtlanU 30. Rebounds—Chicago 60 VandttblH 37 Tw nm ia 21 (M cCarthy), 151 8. Minnesota. Smith 11 * 1962—Harry Byrd, Phildelphia (Greenwood 13), AtlanU 63 (Roundfield (Payne. Giles), 5:33. 9. NY Islanders. 17). Assists—CJhicago 18 • (Lester 4), VkginltTacb 28 Virginia 17 Peas here long time 1961— Gil McDougald, New York Tonelli 10 (Bossy. Jonsson). 10:06 10. NY 1960-Wail Dropo,- Boston > AtlanU 32 (Matthews 7). Technical foul— Islanders. Kallur 4 (Catroll, Nystrom), 1949—Roy Sievers, St. Louis Greenwood. A-2541. CONN. TCIRranitE (RTE. 52) TO EXIT 87, PLAINFIELD 12:36 Penalties—N Y I bench, 'served by In Conn. I-800-932-II59. Direct Plainneld line: 964-2148. Out of Stale I-B00-243-0I14 for cooks Nystrom). 10 29. Gillies. NYI. 15:02; Merrick. NYI. 19:30. Third peruxl—11. Minnesota. Payne 12 (Bellows. Smith). 0:42. 12. NYI Lane 2 (unassisted'. 2.09 13, Minnesota. Broten before the Pilgrims 10 (McCarthy), 3 43. 14, NYI Potvin 5 (Bosy? Trottier). 9:36. 15. NYI Troltier 15 (BSuiter. Carroll). 10 58 16, Min­ with time nesota. Young 5 (Smith, Bellows), 14:32. Penalties—Douglas. Minn. 2:20; Merrick, The old rhyme “ Pease pudding hot, pease pudding N Y I, 5 42, Slaves, Minn, 8:02; Potvin. N Y I. 12:36,* P le tt.' Minn. 14 30. Bossy. By Barbara Richmond cold, pease pudding in the pot nine days old” popped into N Y I 14 m y head the other day, and while I can think of few dis­ Shuts on Goal—Minnesota 16-13-13-42. Herald Reporter Beard N Y Islanders 11-4-12-27 hes less inviting than a nine-day old puree of split peas it Goalies—Minnesota. Meloche. N Y Is­ There have been so many cookbooks published to did set me thinking about peas in general. landers. Smith, Melanson A—15,106. accomodate “ women on the go.” These books are Peas have been with us for a long, long time. They on Food directed to women who work or who are btwy probably came from western Asia,.and several different . By James Beard volunteering on a variety of committees. “ Cooking varieties were known to the ancient Greeks and Syndicated Columnist on the Go’ ’ is not that kind-of a cookbook. Romans. If you are very adventurous, you might think This book is for cooks who are enjoying the to try a first-century A.D. recipe from Apicius (he UNMISTAKABLE leisurely life on a boat or in a camper. And — the wrote the earliest cookbook known in the Western author, Janet Groene (pronounced G R AYn ee), said world) for “ Pisa” or dried peas. it cpuld also offer an unexpected bonus to the snow­ Apicius’ first direction is "Pisam coques,” which Hannah Glasse s “ Art of Cookery,' first published in AUTO REPAIRS bound — when the power goes off. translates simply enough as “ boil the peas.” Then, London in 1747. The first said, 'To keep green pease till VALUE Before she gave up her comfortable kitchen to go “ When the froth has been skimmed off, put in leeks, cor­ Christmas” and the second, "H ow to make Pease Soop to sea, she practiced cooking without an oven or iander and cumin. Pound pepper, lovage, caraway, dill, for a fast dinner.” WE SERVICE ALL refrigeration. She lived on a sailboat for 10 years Necessity' is the mother of invention and Mrs. fresh basil, moisten with Liquamen, blend with wine Preserving your peas from June until December in Home ot Mr. G o o d w fn c h without benefit of freezer, refrigerator, oven,"’ “ ’ 'en e has, through necessity, even learned to (add to the peas), bring to the boil. When it boils, stir. If GENERAL MOTOR Mrs. Glasse's day meant boiling fine young peas for 5 or . % electrical appliances. £ ;^ c a k e and bread on a stove top. something js wanting, add and then serve.” CARS AND TRUCKS 10 9 6 minutes, then putting them in bottles and covering Out of that experience came her knowledge for lefollowing are a few of her many recipes: Today’s cooks may not be fam iliar with lovage, a herb them with melted mutton fat. The bottles were then cor­ • ALL INECHANICAL REPAIRS GMAC cooking for her famiW. She came up with hundreds that belongs to.the parsley family. It tastes like a cross ked and, to keep things even more secure and airtight, a • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS FINANCING TK 1982 GUTUSS OOM of recipes to help others in the same situation. Add-a-Can Cake between celery and parsley, so a little of both in­ gredients can substitute for it. Liquamen is more bladder was tried over the coFKS^nd secured with a In her book, (5U.B5 Sail Books) she. explains how Vt cup butter or margarine • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS to make fresh foods stretch, how to help stored obscure. Yh e Romans used this seasoning much as we small stick, tournique fashion. \ 1 cup brown sugar Peas redolent with mutton fat hold few charms for • AUTO PAINTINS foods tasto fresher, and how to add zip to meals might use Worcestershire sauce. It was a highly 1 can undiluted tomato soup me, so I turned to the pease soop for a fast dinner. Alas, even when you’re miles and weeks away from a pungent condiment derived from fish entrails or small CHARUE WITH MASTER CHARGE (or canned applesauce) the pea soup in question was a lengthy one for a Lenten supermarket. fish such as sprate and anchovies, heavily s a lt^ and 1 teaspoon cinnamon ' ' meal! Interestingly enough, the recipe listed split peas, • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE The book could be an invaluable addition to the allowed to dry in the sun for a couple of months. I ’m not 2 teaspoons baking soda pepper, mace, onion, celery, mint . . and two PAY ONLY H7.99/weik liookshelves of boaters campers, hunters and at all sure that the resultant liquid would appeal to 1 teaspoon nutmeg anchovies. The continuity that exists in cookery over a skiers who stock a lodge for a season, and for modem palates, including mine, so you might try sub­ 2 cups flour Disclosure: Sale price $9405 oath or trada unpaid balance singles and students with small, botplate kitchens. stituting a couple of pounded can n ^ anchovy fillets in­ period of 2,0(X) yeare never fails to enchant me. Fully Equipped with Air Conditioned, 1 cup raisins Old-fashioned, freshly made pease pudding is a tasty With winter coming on and the likely proapect stead. $8,000 Finance charge $1905.75 Total of paymanta $9905.75 Stereo, Automatic Power Steering. tk to 1 cup chopped nuts puree still popular in Ireland today. It is usually served f f i p w v e o m m that there will be times that the power will go off The first cookery book written In England, in about [email protected] (optional) with boiled meatk (I myself favor a ham) and is made as From $9495.00« during a heaVYatorm, “Cooking On the Go” m i^t ' Cream the margarine or butter with the sugar, 1390, was compiled by the cooks of King Richard II and plus tsx 8 registration be a lifeaaver If you have to resort to hauling w t follows: then stir in the soiup or applesauce alternately with was called the "Forme of Cury,” or “Manner of your camp stove or cooking in the fireplace. ' Cookery” in today’s English. Among the 196 recipes is the dry Ingredients. Bake in a square pan in a clean Except for a few special recipes, none of Mrs. skillet, roaster, or Dutch oven which has been one for a "Perry of Peson,” perry being a corruption of Irish Pease Pudding Groene’s creations call for freshly bought foods, no NMIB RILEY 6LDRM 6BILE preheated for about 10 minutes. Be sure it has a the French puree and peson being an acceptable plural 1229 MAIN 8T. oven, and no waste of precious water. Soak '/i pound dried (split) peas overnight in cold AUTO REPAIR fight cover. Bake 45 to 50 minutes. Don'J open cover for peas at that time. The recipe calls for fresh green 34t Cmtor 8lrf«t . She says fresh sggs w ill kesp for months w ithout' peas seasoned with onion, sugar, salt and saffron qnd water. Drain and place on a large piece of doubled MANCHESTER until necessary.. MandiMtMr 74S refrigeration. She greaaea them wltk shortening or sounds delicious. By the way, many of these recipes cheesecloth, allowing plenty of room for the peas to TE L. 646-6464 margarine and stOTea them in their own carton. ’ swell. Tie up with string and simmer until tender (about Carrot Salad have been adopted for modem cooking in a perfectly . She said the salad c o tv s e U where the biggest charming book entitled “ To the King’s Taste,” 1 '/ii to 2 hours) in water containing Vz teaspoon salt anti 1 challenge is faced In l)viii|THthout supermarketa 2 1-pound ,cang Jtkby carrots published about five years ago by the Metropolitan teaspoon sugar.. Take peas out of cheesecloth. Rub OMOUAUTY through a sieve, add '•4 teaspoon pepper and >/i teaspoon or refrigerators. But ahs manages to come up with '4iluseum of Art in New York and reprinted since. SBMCC MRTS Please turn to page 16 some very palate-pleasing comblnationi. As I continued to track peas through the ages, my Please turn to page 16 CBNnua Moross Hum I attention was next captured by two items in the index of MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Nov. 24. 1982- 17 Ift - MANCHESTER HERAtP, Wed., Nov. 24, 1982 WeVe had peas Don't change your money Book for cooks .2s CHRISTMAS AND CHANUKAH long, long time on entering Soviet Union not in a hurry Continued .from page 15 j Kdilor^H note: ihiH is the second Hang around a Metro (subway) An American student we met Continued from page 15 salt, 2 tablespoons butter and 1 egg, beaten. Put the ! in u series written by Paul Hen- station, and you’ll certainly be ap­ warned us that the black marketeer mixture into a greased, shallow ovenproof dish. Cover ^ drir, Manchester Herald reporter proached by someone seeking to buy frequently is the same person who 2 large sweet onions and bake for 30 minutes at 375 degrees. ; who recently visited the Soviet — or trade for — your blue jeans, will set a tourist up and turn him in. 1 can condensed tomato soup Fresh little garden peas are, of course, another ; l iiion as a ineinher of the corduroys, coat or boots. But, unlike the black market in thiji Vi cup sugar , matter. “They should be cooked for just a few minutes , OPEN FRIDAY 8c SATURDAY 9:00 AM to 10 PM Krii'idlsliip Force. We heard a story of an American country, trading on the Soviet black */4 cup vinegar before being tossed with butter, salt and f«pper. Seek , who swapper! the earphones to his market is widespread. 1 tablespoon prepared mustard' them out when they are In season and revel in the flavor , Just about everyone trades on the Drain the carrots, rinse and drain again. Slice the By Paul Hendrie portable tape recorder for 600 and texture of fresh peas as opposed to the inonotonous „ 'r.. i : rubles, or about $S00, at the official black market at some point, a Soviet onions very thin. Combine the soup, sugar, vinegar sameness of the ubiquitous frozen variety. (Be sure to . j Herald Reporter exchange rate. friend told us. To get the quality and mustard for the dressing. Add the carrots and snitch a couple of fresh peas before you buy any to fiM . One American we knew traded his Western clothes that are in fashion, onions and toss lightly. Cover and let stand a few out if the peas within those bright green pj^s are still - The Soviet Union is a strange there is no other way. hours to let the flavors blend. “Then toss again, country for ■ a Western tourist. In corduroys for a Russian Navy shirt. sweet and tender, their sugar not yet turned to sUrch.) ,, We got nervous when there were Soviets, especially the young, drain, and serve. And if you can find them - the season is all too ; most countries, the first thing you crave the more, colorful and often do when you cross the border is rumors that someone on our trip fleeting - try the relatively new sugar-snap peas, w ^ h ; was trying to trade for a full length better made Western clothing, to S ^ a c h Pie are quite distinct from the flat Chinese snow pea. “The ; change your money to native replace the rather drab Soviet garb. currency. Army coat, complete with insignia. 1 medium onion, diced tiny sugar-snap peas are fully formed inside the sweety j Nobody really figured out if this Soviets with dollars slip illegally 2 tablespoons butter or margarine crunchy pod and are meant to be eaten In their entirety, « That's a mistake in the Soviet into the special Berioska shops, Union. In many cases, you're better person ever made the deal. We all 2 tablespoons flour or cornstarch pods and all. They are delicious raw or briefly blanched : were afraid he would be caught with where only tourists are allowed and off with dollars, or just about any foreign currency accepted. 1 cup milk and tossed v. ith bufler. .... ___ * other Western currency. In the it at customs on the way out if he 2 eggs All in all, the pea is a delightful vegetable that is t: ■I"’'' ' 0 from trying to take out any such Also, the Berioska stocks greatly- currency is so great that the black demanded Western items, like Anti-Roll pie crust market flourishes. Ride a taxi, and coat and we don't believe he did. American cigarettes. ,'A cup butter or margaripe the driver is lialtle to ask if you want We were warned to steer clear of About tow n ivwTTaELEcmarucs- 1 cup flour (more if needed) to change your dollars. the black market, for the most part. YOU DON’T HAVE to be in 1 tablespoon sugar Moscow too long to figure out that (optional) IB Lenin is treated almost as a god. Melt butter or margarine in a pie pan over low iNtEUiViSiON mmmW kmwmS There are posters of him and heat. Remove from heat and add flour and sugar, Bridge scores listed | ri]' monuments to him everywhere, you mixing with fork until dough is well blended. If any The Intelligent Video Game System M ^ n u s can find his face on money. No “The following are the results of the Manchester AM ; oily pools remain, add more Hour, one tablespoon System Advanced video Game System Caldor Orig.* Price...... $237 political speech is complete without at a time, until the dough has lost its greasy look. Bridge Club games of Nov. 15: * Has sophisticated game- , North-South: Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, . Includes Donkey Kong game Caldor Sale Price...... $199 tossed salad, fresh fruit. the obligatory reference to Lenin. Portions vary because flours differ. With your We joined the hour-long line out­ first; Barbara Davis and Ann DeMartin, second. cartridge and has realistic play with 2 hand controls, Mfr. Mail-in Rebate $50* Manchester Tuesday: Fish and cheese, fingers, press the crust around the sides and bottom sound effects, music, color side Lenin’s tomb — that is con­ East-West: Lettie Jan Glenn and Pat Schackner, : graphics, precise game-play The following lunches will be mashed potato, broccoli spears, of the pan and flute the edges. v - • I P ’- B and pre-printed overlays! sidered a short wait — and waited To prepare the filling: Saute the onion in butter first; Suzanne Shorts and Mary WiUhide, second. ; with S^dlrectlon joy-stick for .served in Manchester public schools fruit crisp. viewing. Comfs complete ■ Comes with challenging Las for our turn to parade past. until it’s translucent. Make a paste with the flour or Games of Nov. 18; , I full field movement plus 12 Nov. 29 through Dec. 3: Cameras, and large bags are ‘ North-South: Barbara Davis and Peg Dunfield, first; , Vegas Poker and Black Jack Monday: Cheeseburger on roll, Elflerly cornstarch and milk, thin it with the remaining push button keyboard and M79 O ur Orig.* prohibited in this somber, almost milk and add it to the onion. Cook, stirring, over Morris Kamins and Murray Powell, second. J Ha s f # game cartridges. #2609. pickle chips, potato puffs, buttered The foilwing lunches will be sacred place. East-West: Jim Baker and Sonya Gray, first; Terry ; dual independent firefaction green beans, chilled fruit. medium heat until the sauce is smooth and buttons. Model 82400 1 9 0 . 7 0 M49 served at Mayfair and Westhill gar­ It is not uncommon to be frisked Daigle and Marge Warner, second. ; Tuesday: Tomato soup, bologna, ^thickened. Cool 15 minutes, then add the eggs and (tSee dark for details.) AFTER REBATE dens. to Manchester residents who before entering the tomb. Two ’^spinach. Pour into pie shell. If no crust is wanted, 1 4 9 . 7 0 UinH 24 per store. Sorry, no jalnotiecko. and cheese sandwich, veMtable are 60 or older,of Nov. 29 through guards with guns and bayonets stand just pour into buttered pie plate. Bake in preheated •Qusdorf TVfVideo Game stand, Reg. 37.70 29.88 sticks, peanut butter brownie. ' Dec. 3: at sharp attention outside the tomb. AARP schedules trip vAddltionat Game Certrildgee...... 20.70 to 49.70 Wednesday: Orange juijce, Dutch Oven until the filling is set and the crust is .9.88 Monday: Meatldaf with onion The guards are changed hourly in a American Association of Retired Persons., Chapter < chicken patty on roll with 'lettuce gravy, buttered noodles, green brown around the edges. ' ‘ Intermediate markdowns have been taken. goose-stepping ceremony. 1275 of South United Methodist C3iurch’, will take a trip and tomato, cranberry sauce, corn beans with pimientos, wheat bread, Inside, you pass by a glass case to Attleboro, Mass. Dec. 2 to look at the Christinas chips, apple crisp. toasted coconut-almond pudding. which contains the embalmed body Thursday: Baked lasagna, tossed Tuesday: Baked chicken, whipped lights. ■' SAVINGS ON CARTRIDGES FOR HOME VIDEO GAMES of Lenin. The bus will leave the ^hurch parking lot at 9:15 a.m. > -UETW ORKW W ffi.'- salad with choice- of dressing, yellow turnip, okra, corn and tomato Leaving the mausoleum, we were ‘Show and tell’ a whopper M USE W ITH ATARI 2600 Italian bread and butter, chilled medley, biscuit and cherry crisp. paraded by the graves of other pears. Wednesday: Grapefruit juice, prominent communists. Some are ALMA, Mich. (DPI) — “ Show and tell” entered a FOR Friday: .Submariner on roll, tar­ beef stew, tossed salad with entombed within the Kremlin wall whole new dimension for some second graders, This vet is 105 tar sauce, cole slaw, french fries, dressing, bread, peanutbutter fudge itself, others are buried.jn front of v; School officials said one boy told his teacher and en­ WOODLAND, Wash. (UPI) — Purl Mulkey, the creamy vanilla pudding and. cake. the wall. Two early , century tire class Monday how he and a cousin broke into a room peaches. Pacific Northwest’s oldest SpanishAmerican War Thursday: Tomato juice, Americans are buried there; jour­ at the Alma Middle School last week. They made off veteran, celebrated his 105th birthday with a small shot Salisbury steak with gravy, whipped nalist John Reed, the subject of the with candy, junk food and some money. of whiskey and said he doesn’t know the reason for his Coventry potatoes, carrots and parsnips, Police Chief- Marvon Killingsworth said the teacher movie "Reds,” and labor leader longevity.' The following lunches will be wheat bread, cinnamon applesauce. William D. “Big Bill” Haywood, told the principal and the principal called police. A party was held Sunday at the Veterans of Foreign served in Coventry schools Nov 29 Friday: Baked fish, Spanish style, who led the Industrial Workers of ■We let the parents handle it,” Killingsworth said. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Nov. 2 I, 1982 - 19 18 - M ANCHESTER Wed., Nov. 24, 1982 Save SMITH B 0|££.^ Your Neighbor's 'Kitchen Sale On s r Supermarket Shopper . f t * Clip ‘n’ file refunds n e r g y / MIkasa Dinnerware ^ Miscellaneous non-food products — first of FFICIENT It's Marilyn's or Salvation Arm y two parts (File No. 12-A) Check stores, packages, E Q ip out this file and keep It with almiiar cashoff PILOTLESS coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage and salt to taste. Bring to 20%— 50% off CAS BOILERS By Barbara Richmond coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed boil over medium-high traders for refund forms Stock Patterns Only ^ ! proofs of purchase while looking for the required THE ENERGY SAVINGS DESIGN OF THIS Herald Reporter heat, then reduce heat and NEW CAST IRON GAS HEATING BOILER simmer untii tender, about forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Marilyn Neumayer was A Quantities Limited fund publications usually Be sure to ask friends 20 minutes. Drain weli. Put magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers By MaiTIn Sloans the supermarkets to find WILL SAVE Ydu MONEY! removinK a spectacular contain large classified ad and relatives to keep an through ricer or food mill may not be available jn all areas of the country. the wide variety of refund COMPACT RESIDENTIAL TO LARGE CX)M- looking dish from her oven “ How can I find more re­ sections with the names eye out for refund forms. It and return to saucepan. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. forms they use to turn their MERCIAL SIZES AVAILABLE as I arrived at her Timrod \ I These following refund offers ar^ worth 820.07. fund forma?” That’s the and addresses of refunders pays to have dozens of Add butter, red pepper, 977 Main St. box tops and labels into INFORA4ATION ABOUT H.B. SMITH GAS Road home last week. It 7 I This week’s refund offers have a total value of most frequently asked cash. They get most of who desireio trade forms. “ helpers” and smart salt and pepper and stir un­ Manchester HEATING BOILERS. SEE OR CALL was a Dutch Baby, an question in the thousands their forms trading them Of course, the principal refunders reward their tii butter is melted. Blend GIFT SHpP 844.57. impressive-looking, but o f letterk* I receive each feature of a refund publica­ helpers with occasional in the cream. Reheat, This offer doesn’t i;equire a refund form; by mail. They put 15 or 20 easy-to-make , breakfast Mon.-Sat. til 5:30 Thurs. til 9 pm tion is the long list of new free products and gifts stirring constantly until FORMBY’S $3 Refund, C-2, Formby’s Inc., P.O. month. different refund forms they F06ARn Bros: dish. This recipe is so spec­ from the manufacturers. 319 Brood SI. Monchostor warmed through. Turn into B<{x 667, Olive Branch, Miss. 38654. Send the proof First, don’t give up on can’t use in an envelope refund offers, listings tacular when it first comes heated dish to serve. 4^4 I of purchase seal from the top, inside flap of Form­ you local stores. Ask the along with a request list of sim ilar to the ones in my C A L L 649-4539 out of the oven, one should : I by’s Complete Reflnisbing and Care K it carton,: stockboys if they have seen the forms they’re looking column. Experienced have everyone seated Dot’s Cranberry Bread along with the store dated register tape with the any forms. They for, and send this trade to a refunders use these listings before bringing it to the sometimes come p&cfced refunding friend in another to make up the request to 2 cups flour (s ift ^ ) purchase price circled and the name of store in­ table. dicated. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. with the merchandise they city or state. The following the lists they send out with 1 cup sugar "It's really just a big ^^^bstomi^^Ptl^utnacy ii put on the shelves. Stop at week an envelope will each trade. \'k teaspoons baking POLYSHELL “ Spray” Poly Sealant $2 Refund, pancake" Mrs. Neumayer the manager’s office and come back with 15 or 20 Sample copies of refund powder P.O. Box NB093, E l Paso. Texas 79977. Send the Thanksgiving Message said. ask him whether he has new refund forms, many of publications are available V2 teaspoon baking soda PolyShell “ Spray" poly sealant top panel. Elxpires "It's one my mother any new refund forms. Be which were on the request from the following i teaspoon salt 455 HARTFORD RD„ MANCHS 8 TER Dec. 31, 1983. clipped front Sunset sure to let the manager list. Trading refund forms ' publishers: V4 cup shortening These offers require refund forms: It wouldn't seem like Magazine. My parents live know that his help is great­ by mall work4. The fact “ M o n o y T a lk , ’ ’ 181 in the state of Washington. Vi cup orange juice 643-5230 FLAIR Free Pen Offer. Receive four Ultra Fine Flair and four Hardhead Flair Pens each in black, ly appreciated. Don’t that more than 500,000 Jackson Street, Sunset Magazine is only 1 Tablespoon grated Thanksgiving If we couldn't For your shopping oonvsnIstKM pay your NorlhaaaliUUlltlat, 8NETOO. A CNQ bUla haro. blue, red and green. Send the required refund form forget the cashier. She refunders are now trading Eldwardsville, Penn., eight available out that way. The orange rind Alaowa’raa u.S. Poat Offloa SutwtatkMi. : I and three empty Flair Point Guard dozen pack . may have a box of refund by mail proves it. pages, sample copy $1. 2 1 egg. well beaten get In touch ... and entend our recipe was actually made forms hidden under the Refund publications will “ Refund Bundle,” P.O. 1 cup cranberries ; I boxes folded flat. Expires June 30, 1983. famous by a small water- . checkout counter. also help you find more Box 141, Centuck Station, (Coarsley chppped) : I FOSTER GRANT |1 Refund. Send the required front restaurant in You may not remember forms and take advantage Yonkers, N Y . 10710, 32 “Thanks" to customers who '/2 cup choppira n i^ ; I refund form and the Foster Grant Sunsensor Tag Seattle, " Mrs. Neumayer seeing any refund form of more refund offers. pages, sample copy $1.25. Sift, togethe^ t|ie flour, : I from sunglasses, along with the store identified, explained. tear-off pads attached to Most publications list re­ “ Supermarket Shopper,” mean so much. sugar, baking powder, soda register tape, dated between Sept. 1,1982 and Dec. ■The recipe for this OPEN THJUIKSaVlItt 6R the supermarket shelves, The American Coupon and salt. Cut in\shortening i l 31, 1982, with the purchase price circled. Expires fund offers that don’t varies. It only contains Club, P.O. Box 500, until mixture resembles ; I Jan. IS, 1983. but there are lots of forms require forms. All you four simple ingredients. printed on the backs of h^ve to do is s^d the Franklin Square, N.Y. THE NflmE TO REmEmBEff coarse corn mec|l.'1. combine g am — 8 pm ; I SCOTTS Grow Transplant |1 Refund. Send the For a 2 to 3-quart pan the specially marked r^uired proofs of the ad­ 11010, 52 pages, sample 4 orange juice iW grated : I required refund form and the proofs of purchase recipe calls for ‘^4 cup packages. Make it a point dresses they list. They also copy $1.50. ,tli6 , W biMB'6 rind with beaten egg. Pour : I from Grow Transplants and any size of either Grow butter, 3 eggs and ^'4 cup to look for the big bursts provide information on re­ Don’t forget to look for all at once into dry in­ Watch for our QIant Shrubs, Trees, Evergreens or Grow Azaleas, DRESS SHOP each of mjlk and flour, for I and banners with the fund forms you can write refund forms, in newspaper gredients. Camellias, Rhododendrons. The proof of purchase a 3- to 4-quart pan, 1/3 cup Circular In tha Tuaaday ; I headline “ $1.00 refund — for. These are the special and magazines. Even old Mix just enough to is the “ To open” tags from both boxes (or the “ easy S f W M butter. 4 eggs and 1 cup see details on back of addresses and box magazines contain forms Herald photo by Richmond dampen. Carefully fold in open arrow’ from the bags). There is a limit of two each, milk and flour: 4 to and coupons that are good Route 83, Vernon. Conn. cranberries and nuts. Pour Nov. 30 edition of refunds (2) per family or address. Expires Dec. 31, package.” numbers that some 4‘'2 quart pan, ‘'2 cup ii Also, experienced manufacturers set up to many months and even butter, 5 eggs. l ‘<4 cups MRS. NEUMAYER TAKES DUTCH BABY FROM OVEN into greased loaf pan, (1984. ^ the Herald. : I refunders don’t depend on handle form requests. Re- years after publication. each milk and flour: and . . . It's a spectacular breakfast feast spread and have sides ; I S Y L V A N IA Flash Offe^. Receive a $1 refund plus 4'2 to 5 quart pan, '2 cup slightly higher than the 25-cent coupon for Sylvania BIqe Dot Flash or up to center. Bake at 350 degrees ; I a $3 refund and 75 cents in coupons. Send the butter, 6 eggs, and m cups recipes being a breakfast everything tastes good ginger I (or '/2 teaspoon ground for 1 hour. Store overnight Happy Thanksgiving required refund form and the “ consumer each milk and flour. pizza. "This is really a because it looks so nice," I FLETCHER GlASS CO. To make, place butter in whole meal in one dish. It she explained. ginger) for easy slicing. guarantee” panel from any two Sylvania Blue Dot I Over 3S Yeon et itperteMe ^olllAMCHEtnR pan and set in -425 degree contains potatoes, sausage, '4 teaspoon freshly grated Flash packages (or from one two-pack). This offer Breakfast Pizza Chocolate Fudge is limited to three redemptions per family. Expires oven. While butter melts eggs and rolls. It calls for,^ nutmeg COMPLCTK AUTO GLASS SERVICE mix batter quickly. Put shredded sharp cheddar 1 pound bulk pork sausage ' 1 teaspoon ground allspice Goodie Cake i I Jan. 15, 1983. heme WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS 1 package (81 refrigerated Salt 2 I THERM OS »3 Rebate. Send the required refund eggs in blender or food cheese but suggests trying V cup vegetable FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING processor and whirl at high crescent rolls 1 cup milk shortening form and the Universal FY'oduct (Dode symbol from Swiss or Monterey Jack. 1 • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS speed for 1 minute. use the cheddar and 1 cup hash brown potatoes •'1 cup whipping cream 1 stick com oil margarine the one-liter unbreakable steel Thermos Vacuum (frozen loose-pack thawed) ' I cup bourbon bottle, along with the dated register tape with the • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WOFtK With motor running Monterey Jack because 1 1 cup water | v V '' ' gradually pour in milk, like to use a lot of clipese, " 1 cup shredded cheddar 3 eggs, lightly beaten 4 tablespoons cocoa Durchase price circled. Expires Jan. 31, 1983. - investments then slowly add flour , con­ she said. cheese Preheat oven to 350 Dash salt Here is a refund fortn you can write for; A coupon ^AHCHtsTtw 6 4 9 " 4 5 2 y 5 eggs degrees. Brush pie shell ii for L’eggs regular pantyhose. “ Anacin” Free tinue whirling for 30 .Mrs. Neumayer said she 2 cups sugar : I L ’eggs Offer, P.O. Box 724', Young America, Minn seconds. Or, in a bowl, beat loves to entertain. She ' I cup milk lightly with egg white. 2 cups flour (all-purpose) ! I '2 teaspoon salt Combine pumpkin, 55399. This offer expires Jan. 31, 1983. eggs until blended, expects about 20 relatives '.z cup buttermilk : I Eshimte Oadiy Ghen ' k teaspoon pepper coconut, sugar, ginger, that vfill pay off gradually beat in milk and and friends for 1 teaspoon soda I. then flour. Remove pan Thanksgiving. "M y friends 2 tablespoons grated nutmeg, ailspice and salt in 2 eggs, beaten . PUSTKS S $T0a^ from oven and pour in Parmesan bowl and blend well. Add say. Either go to the Salva­ 1 teaspoon vanilla Nearly half the world output of dry mustard never 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER .100-X’’-3/16’’-y4" Kitchens, batter. Return pan to oven In a skillet cook sausage milk, cream, bourbon and Put shortening, reaches the mustard pot; four tons in every 10 are N tion Army or to Marilyn's CHRISTMAS SAVINGS (O ff Center Sl ) J l and bake until pancake is for Thanksgiving." she till browned: drain off eggs and mix thoroughly. margarine, water and marketed in bulk for use in other foods. excess fat. Separate cres­ Pour into baked pie shell Fleece ds ^ Bonnie Doone puffy and well browned added. cocoa in a saucepan and with personal (20 to 25 minutes) depen­ cent dough into 8 triangles. and bake until set, about 30 bring to a boil. Remove One pie she loves to Place in an ungreased to 40 minutes. Cover edges from heat and stir in sugar ding on pan size. Dust pan- make tor holidays Is Bour­ L o n g Knee Highs cake with nutmeg if inch pizza pan with points of crust lightly with foil if and flour. Add buttermilk bon Pumpkin Coconut Pie ’ by and Glenney's desired. Cut in wedges and toward the center. Press it begins to overbrown. to which soda has been Sounds rich" It is but D serve at once with any of a over bottom and up sides to Serve warm or cooled added. Stir in eggs and Rag. $28.00 everyone has to splurge for Robes 20*Vb - 30% OFF variety of toppings. form a crust; seal per­ topped with sweetened vanilla. Batter will be very the holidays. Another Save 30 % off all cabinets, Mrs Neumayer serves forations. whipped cream or vanilla thin. Bake in greased and ThkChfWmo/ holiday favorite is carrot hers with a warm Spoon sausage over ice cream. floured 13 x 9 x 2-inch pan Cowl & Turtleneck including vanities in all styles and rutabaga puree. blueberry sauce. Any type crust. 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^ P £ O P L E PHIL ROURA«TOM POSTER gobbles Advice budget for EXCLUSIVE! Bodybuildjng boyfriend won’t share his body with her ular. For Abby’S'booklet on turkey day tageslaoao Into ramilarregular oaviinlsexual ap.ac That mhnf hashoa alwaysaluYllVR beenbUBIt mymV DEAR D It A R W.!W .I Ford.F o fd . UlSF. FOF A Popularity, send $1, plus a DEAR ABBYi My Please ask your experts, tlvity for male athletes, practice, but I seem to be (Henry, not (3erald.) long, self-addressed, Lutkos In boyfriend, Buddy, is a . Abby. I need to know if since it tends to bolster the alone. stamped (37 cents) working as a tennis pro when she met By Linda Werfelman ,' great guy, but here’s the buddy Is usfaig weightlif­ amount of testosterone So what is your advice? She’s billed as the world’s strongest envelope to Abby, boyfriend Jack Armstrong, 30, a United Press International , : «problem. Now that he’s ting as an excuse to get out (the male sex hormone) When wearing a hat in an' You’re never too old (or woman, but pretty brfinette Camml* Dear Abby Popularity, P.O. Box 38923, wrestler. He put her on a training pro- a into weightlifting be o f making love to me. that enters the circulation elevator with women pre­ too young) to leant how to Lusko o f Chatsworth, Calif., is more in­ W ASHINGTON — The Thanksgiv^g turkey! Hollywood, Calif. 90038. gram. Today, she can lift her own • •*'* “ y i refused to engage in sex! FRUSTRATED IN MILL and plays an important sent, should I remove my make friends and be pop­ terested in having the world’s most won’t be gobbling up the food budget fori Abigail Van Buren weight, 130 pounds. Big deal? Well, He claims that the protein VALLEY role in the way the body beautiful body. Not like Marilyn Thursday’s traditional, homecooked harvest' hat or not? lost in making love y transforms nitrogen from Lusko does it with one arm, over her HAT MAN IN Monroe or Raquel Welch. Lusko wants, celebration dinner, but pumpkin pie will take a' depletes the supply DEAR protein into muscle; MANHATTAN instead, to be admired for her deltoids head! ' bite out of the holiday budget, a farm ers’ group' She demonstrates this ability at pro­ required by his body to FRUSTRATED! I asked “ 3) Several world-record and trapezoids. Lusko is a body builder, says. 4 DEAR HAT MAN: If motional tours across the country and build muscle, and he needs my consultant, Virginia performances ave been and urges women, as well as men, to On a serving-by-serving basis, pumpkin pie' there’s plenty of room In encourages police, fire fighters and all the protein he can get. Johnson, of Masters and documented as occurring turn to body building for health’s sake. w ill cost m ore than turkey — and more than any fluids’ were lost forever by protein contained in semen the elevator and you can sanitation workers to build their bodies Johnson. Her response: within 12 hours after “ 1 see the day that women will other item on the Thanksgiving menu, the Buddy says all great this route and thus needed is easily replenished from cOmfortdbly remove your to help them in emergencies. sexual activity.” become a dqpiinant sex,” says Lusko, American Farm Bureaii Federation reported., athletes know that making “ The notion that sexual to be preciously guarded. normal dietary intake and hat, remove it. But if the “ I want children, just like any other Share this with Buddy. 24, who is riot a women’s liberation pro­ Monday. o' love saps the strength and activity Is a drain on the Today, a more wientific represents no ‘threat’ to elevator is crowded, as it woman, but I ’ll encourage them to think understanding of the the incorporation of pro­ And if he continues to hold ponent. ” 1 believe men prefer women The Farm Bureau listed the average retail;, dilains the energy. I ’ve bod^s energy can be out, he’d better think up a usually is, leave it on with firm bodies,' with that certain o f a strong body,” says Lusko, who processes of sexual func­ tein into muscle mass; price of the traditional'turkey dinner — with heard that story before. Is traced back many cen­ better excuse. rather than risk sticking healthy look. And more women will get plans to move to Santa Monica with dressing, sweet potatoes, cranberry salad and it true? If it’s not, how did turies to the unscientific tion reveals that: “ 2) Theoretically, there your elbow in somebody’s into body building for that purpose, to Armstrong so they can spend more time pumpkin pie — at $1.60 per person. A serving of “ 1) The small amount of are actually some advan- it get started? theory that ‘vital bodily DEAR ABBY: I was eye. tone up and look better and feel better.” on Muscle Beach. Marriage will come pumpkin pie w ill account for nearly one-third of taught that when a Lusko is a stunt woman and has ap­ soon. After all, bodies that build the total, or 50 cents, the agency said. ; DEAR ABBY: Who together, stay together. W orld ’s strongest woman gentleman enters an peared in films and on TV. She was Retail turkey prices vary widely from one papb* elevator wearing a hat and said, "You can’t build a of the country to another, but National Turkey' Moisturizer wrong for acne . reputation on what you’re there are women present, Victor Maturot Today's Federation official David Goldenberg said the as a gesture of courtesy he going to do” ? current price in two major East Coast cities cludes swollen hands that should remove his hat. W. OUT WEST I- DEAR DR. LAMBi I ranges from 49 cents to 89 cents per pound. often turn blue or purple in movios 'a,bit raunchy' am a 30-year-old male who The organization’s surveys indicate prices are cool weather. The fall, He has made 72 films since he first appeared on the silver about 10 cents a pound above last year’s levels, is still plagued by pimples winter and early spring Guaranteed screen in “ The Housekeeper’ s Daughter” in 1939. But What has become of George Maharis of “ Route 667” I Goldenberg said. and blackheads. T h e^ oc­ Your Health months are unbearable for Louisville-born Victor Mature has little desire to return to remember he was interested in politics.— M .M ., Omaha, But Farm Bureau Consumer Affairs Director; cur mostly on my me as I am constantly films or do television. Neb. Sue Palm ore said her organization’s figures in­ forehead, face, neck and DRAPERY CLEANING America's sweetheart (and she cooks too) L^w^ence Lamb, M.D. shivering. Hot baths are In fact. Mature told People Maharis is presently ap­ dicate lower prices, generally between 2 cents back. My skin is very dry the only relief. • No Shrinkage Exclusive, he’s not very hap­ pearing in a play, “ Sorry, and 5 cents above 1981 levels nationwide. in the morning after I hhve met others with s Squared & Even Hemlines showering, although I use's Dinah's cooking— py with some o f the movies Wrong Husband,” at the Profits for turkey farmers are likely to be the same disease and there s Takedown & ReMToi.iMn B a th You should be coming tojusi — -M O W N A Tt- Atlantic City wall lighting during our Wednesday and Saturday “ Bfighten-Up Your fixV A ** ^ or buy our 1983. Excursions to The Hair Loft Holiday Sale” . S pecial r[R orders are also being Coupon Calendar welcomes -SHOiNRATi— accepted at these tremen­ \ - f 3 . at $1.00 each. MMSHMM ••• dous savings. • • Whatever your* motif from HOTEL&CAStiSIQ Joat|i traditional brass to contem­ porary chrome. .f r. 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Burt Reynolds, (3D dame Sin dupes him to steal an 6Z) - An Evening Of wife, subjected to the chemi­ vitad to an laolated hotel where (0 - Notielaro Nadonal BIN 6:00 P.M. on attorney falls In love with a learn about life end her gradua­ ( X ) - New Zoo Revue tat, Valentina Cortata, Jaan- MuppM C.pw' Th. muppM. tpnicM up an old car and takM father attempta, one' last time, 0 - MOVIE: 'Blume In U v e ' A David Niven, Lesley-Anne (J2) - NFL FMma ultra modern Polaris submar­ Championship Skating 1982 cals in aerosol apraya, finds th*v » r . told th .y will *>• PU"- hli kidt to i ^ n d wboro tho ovil Noticias nacionalas con Guil­ ($ r- Ey«wltn«»» N»Wi free-spirited woman 16 years . Top skaters perform in this exhi­ tion into womanhood. l.hwl for « w . r . l d .«th ». Ollvor Piarra Aumont 1973. act le « trio of raportan trying to draw hla family together at lawyer falls out of marriage btfP Down. 1979. Rated PG. ine. Bette Davis, Robert Wag­ herself ahrinkihg fast. 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Su padre al enterarse de (39) sketches. Brunswick Mamorial Open Leigh, Ruth Gordon. young boy finds bimsolf caught 0 - MOVIE: 'Regtima* A black cals in aerosol sprays, finds News ter., Ceeer Romero. 1947 11:30 P.M. 0 - NCAA Football: Bowling esto decide deshacerse del 3 9 - NFL Story: Line By Line If (29 (39 - Facts of Ufa Jo's pro­ from Chicago, IL ~T3T m - CBS Esriy Morning 9 9 * So You Got TrouWea up In th . corruption, poverty ® - ABC Nawa pianist tries to get revenge for herself shrinking fast. Lily Tom­ the NFL Players strike contin­ 10:30 P.M. - NBC News OVemJght 1KX>P.M. Green at North Carolina nino pero 'Mama' Dolores, su motion strains her relationship (29 - MOVIE: 'Bom InnooenT A (29 (39 *(2£ - Sport. Update (B ) Eleotrio Company and grM d of ISth-c.ntury Eng­ the way he is treated by a white ® - MOVIE: 'The Rebels' Part lin, Charles Grodin, Ned Beatty. ues, this program will be*pre- ® - NBA Baeketbali; New ® - Soap 0 0 - NBC News Overnight negra criada, decide encar- with a co-worker. frightened young runavvay tries G D - Popays CS3 - Midday - Bill Bogg. land. John Howard Davlaa, R o^ fireman. Harold E. Rollins, Eliza­ 1 A sequel to 'The Bastard', 1981. Rated PG. empted and 'NFL Films' will be Jersey at San Diego 1:45 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 9 9 - Jaffaraona Phillip Kent constantly risks his garse del bebe. Nadie conoce la (23) - An Evening of to adjust to the juvenile deten­ 2:30 A.M. (13 © - All My ChlldtM art Nawton, Also Guinnass. beth McGovern, James Cagney.. 0 - MOVIE: T.R . Baskin' A QS) - USA CartoSfTExpress aired. 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Robert Duvall, Verna © I - Rasosl Daizle This compi­ ~ R ^ p a r Room falls in love with a beautiful - Alice Veronica Castro, Socorro Ave- (29 - Alfred Hitchcock © - ESPN SportsCenter lation of film clips catches the (S) 4:00 P.M. 0 0 0 - Wild America ’Bighornl’ A Backus. 1970 Caen. 1971. (29 - , MOVIE: 'American vard University to benefit the (2D - Newt Bloom. 1973. woman. F a y ^ r a y , Bruce Ca­ band of wild Rocky Mountain (2D T Newswatch lar. Humberto Zurita. Graffiti' Four friends spend (29 - Bueirieee Report (2D - Cioasflrs 'Little Rascals' at their bast. (TD - High Sohool Football ( 0 - Moneyline CD - Starsky and Hutch childre/i's. cancer research or­ - MOVIE: 'Good Riddance' bot, Robert Armstrong. 1933. 3 3 - Rookfoid Fllos . bighorn sheep it observed 1:45 A.M. (22) - Newscenter their last night of excitement to­ (39 2:00 A.M. Narrated by Jerry Lewis. - ESPN SpoitpCantar 0 - Neweoenter S9 - Entertainment Tonight^ ganization. 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Mlnna- CD - Racing ers a dime-a-dance hostess and 7:30 P.M. a Fito Giron, Ofelia Guilmain, has a series of love affairs. able 'Good Samaritan' who is the way ha la treated by a white © ' - MOVIE: 'Abbott And act as a trio of reporters trying (D - The Merv Show ® - CBS News NIghtwatch tries to force her into the big Mat. 1973. - Reporter 41 ® - MOVIE: 'Sphinx- A beauti­ - Eariy Todey aota Fata.' - Saturday Night Live ( B - P.M. Magazine | Javier Lopez y Gina Montez. (29 always in a jam decides to stop fireman. Harold E. Rollins, Eliza­ Coatallo In Jack And The to solve a major jawal theft ® 0 - Too Close For (39 time. James Cagney, Doris Day, - MOVIE: 'Sidecar Racere' ful woman Journey, to Egypt in © - Allvo & Wslll ® - MOVIE: Th e Fighting (2D - Prime News helping people. Gary Cooper, search of a long-forgotten (39 - Varied Prdgrams beth McGovern, Jamas Cagney. Baanatatk' Costello, while baby­ Charles Grodin, Diana Rigg, Comfort Thanksgiving is Inter­ (f^) - ESPN SportsCenter Cameron Mitchell. 1955. ® - All In the Family 9:30 P.M. 11:00 P.M. An American becomes in­ Kentuckian' After the War of ® - R«»l People Tonight's Ann Sheridan, Ray Collins, Ed; tomb. Loiley-Anne Down, Frank (3 8 - Romper Room Rated PG. sitting, falls sslaap and dreams © - AM Sorvloa Rovolation Jack Warden. Rated G. rupted when the family believes 1812, a Kentuckian fights a ( ® - You Asked For It (39 ® ® - F.mlly Ti*. Ely., and ( ® - Eyewitneee Newt trigued by sidecar motorcycle 3 9 - HBO Magazine Starring (23) - T.V. Communty College program features a Male Wet T- racing and sets out to be a mund Lowe. 1948 Langalla, Sir John Gielgud, 99 - Sonya he's Jack In the fairy tala 'Jack ® © - J1FL Football: 0 - New Ertglend Begin# Host Muriel's mothei hSs jumped off Olok Cavatt This show presents personal war between two cri­ Steven are arrested in an anti­ ® - M*A*S*H 6:45 A.M. And The Beanstalk.' Abbott & (2S) - Reporter 41 d~) - Family Feud Shirt contest, a barbershop for champion. Ben Murphy, Peter (B - Joe Franklin Show ig s i. Rated PG. ( 0 - B.C.: Firat Thanksgiving Clovtiand at Dallaa/or Altsr- Sam Waterston explores tha the Golden Gate Bridge. an inside look at the shows and minals trying to stop him from babies and a 70-year-old man nuclear demonstration. (T l - Newt Costello, Buddy Baer, Dorothy nato Programming If tha NFL livea of tha firat American colon- marrying the French general's (29 - New Maid C5D - Benny Hill Show CB CB ®) ® - News Graves. 1975. ( 0 (B ) - Instructional 0 -rT op Rank Boxing from Las stars appearing on HBO. and his pot worm. (60 min.) (29 - Vanessa ' C S - Weather Ford. 1952 playara' strlks continues, regu­ iata. daughter. John Wayne, Vera (35) _ WA*S*H (3D - News (3D - Entertainment Tonight 12:30 A.M. Programs Vegas 0 - Night Gallery (29 - MOVIE: Three Days of the 0 - Inatruotional Programs lar programming will bo shown. 0 - El Derecho de Nacer Te- Ralston. John Howard. 1949. (59 - ESPN SportsCenter (39 - ESPN SpoitaCenter r 7:00 A.M. - l 6 Impardonabla 0 - AM Service Revelation (23) - Crossfire (H ) - 3-2-1, Contact Condor' An unknown bond of 10:00 P.M. ® ) - All In the Family (0 0 - Mundo Uitino Jesse Lo- © © - Boiomo Stroot lenovala en la cual Maria Elena ( ® - Joe Franklin Show (15 - Men's Gymnastics: 1982 (39 - Hot Spots Cabaret Style Channels XD (S3 - CBS Morning News 0 0 - Cheers Sam asks the ( 0 (2 9 -Tonight Show Johnny 2 killers close irr on a CIA agent ® - Mission Impossible TV 9 0 -W altons sada y Sonia Vorhauar son los del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilagi- 6:30 P.M. Ceasar^s Palace Invitational C B - News Music and Entertaiment. (60 ( © - Lulsano M|a Coach's new girlfriend for a is joined by George Kirby. (60 0 - MOVIE: 'Oracula's Castle' and the-woman who is reluc­ ® - MOVIE: 'Suddenly, Love' X3 - World's Greatest Cartoon anfritionas da asta programs da timo. Su padre al enterarse de CB - WKRP In Cincinnati This program shows how mo­ C B @ 9 - Dynasty Blake has se­ min.) 10:30 A.M. © - MOVIE: T b k Utdo Prinoo' date. min.) A doctor and his wife, along tantly hiding him. Robert Red- A young woman from the Ihow asuntos publicos nacionales esto decide deshacerse del ney can be saved and spent cond thoughts about Michael. WFSB Hartford, CT CE ( ® - Hour Magazine A young prince comes to oarth with two henchmen, kidnap ® - CBS News ford, Faye Dunaway. Cliff (39 - Feitival of Faith ghetto wins the affections of a presentando antravistas, noti­ nino pero 'Mama' Dolores, su 0 - MOVIE: 'Harper Valley © - MOVIE: 'Rich arid Famous' young village girls. They hold wisely. Alexis disrupts Fallon and Mi­ WNEW New York, NY S3 9 9 - Good Morning from a tiny asteroid to find tho negra criada, decide encar- (TD - Barney Miller Robertson. 1976. Rated R. - Twilight Zona -socially promihent lawyer and tmerioa, CS) - Soap World cias, daportas y un sagmanto P TA' A woman teaches the PTA Tw o friends meet after twenty them captive in their dungeon chael's injtended tiyst and Al­ (29 meaning of life. Bob Foaso, garae dal bebe. Nadia conoce la members a lesson when they'di- (39 - Sports Look (23) - Survival Special 'Killers of attempts to escape her un­ WLNE Providence, Ri (0 - MOVIE: 'Harper Valley dasda Hollywood titulado 'En years and compare how their to drink theirt)lood. John Carre- (32)' - Pick The Pros If the NFL exis scherhes to bring Krystle s (2D - Sports Tonight - Jlmmy*SiNaggart Pantalla'. Gene Wilder. hiatorla hasta qua Albertico so sapprove of her way of life. Bar­ lives have changed. Jacqueline Players strike continues, this (29 - Boap the Plains' This program stu­ ex-husband to Denver. (60 min.) happy background. Cindy W il­ WTNH New Heven, CT PTA' A woman teaches the PTA dine. 1969 dies big game animals living on (29 ** Nawacantar - Tom & Jerry © - U m . House on tho Pralrlo convlarta an doctor y se en- bara Eden, Nanette Fabray. Bisset, Candice Bergen. 1981. program will be pre-empted - Sports Tonight [Closed Captior^d] liams, Paul Shenar. 1978. members a lesson whan they di- 0 - MOVIE: 'Great vualva'con su propia familia. 0 - MOVIE: Too Much, Too (2D the Serengetl Plains in East Af­ - Pelicula: 'El HiJo del WOR New York, NY Expaotationa' A boy born to low Ronny Cox. 1978. and ‘NFL Films' will be aired. (29 (3D - Star Trek - ESPN SportsCenter ' sapprova of har way of life. Bar­ 4:30 P.M. Veronica Castro, Socorro Ave- © - Twilight Zona Soon' Story of Diana Barry­ (29- M"A'S“H rica. (60 min.) ( ® - Nine on N*w Jersey Diablo' WPIX New York, NY, bara Eden, Nanette Fabray, surroundings is reared to be a ® - NBC News - Moneyline Update 8S 9 - Alive & Weill 3 3 - W hafa Happoningl lar, Humberto Zurita. (5Z) - Undersea World of 12:00 A.M. more, daughter of John Barry­ (29 - MacNeil-Lehrer - Independent Network (2D gentleman of great expecta­ (23) (S2) (39 - MOVIE: Th e Boardwalk' (3D (39 - Madame’e Place ESPN Sports Network 921 Ronny Cox. 1978. Jacques Cousteau more. Dorothy Malone, Errol (23) ~ Untamed World Report News S9 - Mademe'e Place r a - No Programe tions. John Mills, Jean Sim­ 33 - MOVIE: 'Mighty Joo 0 - N a w s - Quincy An elderly Brooklyn couple (57) - Business Report 9 9 ~ Woman's Page S3 ' Flynn, Efrem ZimbalistJr. 1958 4 HBO Home Box Office 92 © - Flintston«* mons, Alec Guinness. 1947. Young' A giant gorilla, raised by (29 - Noticiero Nacional SIN (29 - Trampa Para un Sonador tries to survive the problems (29 - CNN News (39 - Late Night with David (SZ) -* Bueineaa Report 9:30 P.M. 33 - Loit Word (23) - Sports Update Noticiad nacionales con Guil­ Un hombre se encuentra entre and dangers of their rapidly de­ 11:30 P.M. Lettarman David is joined by Ri­ USA USA Network 99 © I© - Today 11;00A.M. a girl In Africa, sscapsa after (2D - Freeman Reports 1:30 P.M. being transport^ to tbs U.S. as 7:30 P.M. C D 33) - It Takes Tw oM ndy S 3 - O ru M .t Sport* Log.nds lermo Restrepo- el amor de dos mujeres. Anto­ caying Inner-city neighbor­ chard Morris and Anne Beatts. (® - You Think You Got comes home with his 35-year- ^ 2:15A.M. (2 9 d 9 * Qu)ncy Quincy discov­ ® - Hawaii Five-O WHCT Hartford, CT „ , 99 S 3) - Great Gllly Hopkina 0 - MOVIE: Vatamlty' A a nightclub act Tarry Moore, ' © - MOVIE; 'So Big' This story ® - MOVIE; 'Paternity' A nio Grimau, Cristina Alberto, hood. Lee Strasberg, Janet (60 min.) Troublaa CD - P*M. Magazine old girlfriend. ers an over-zealous genetic ( B - Staraky and Hutch WTXX Waterbury, CT IS 0 9 - MOVIE: T h e Trouble with bachelor goes on a campaign to Robert Armstrong, Ban John­ deals with a vvidowed mother's (39 - Hitler's Master Race bachelof goes on a campaign to Dora Prinbe. Leigh, Ruth Gordon. ® - Tic Tec Dough ® ) - All In the Family ( 0 0 - Taxi Tony’s father scientist who could endanger ® ) - Benny HUI Show 1:00 A.M. (29 Girit' The manager of a'travall- find the right surrogate mother son. 1849. great devotion to her only son, 2:30 A.M. find the right surrogate mother @9 - Madama's Place (39 - Symphony life on Earth. (60 min.) CNN Cabia News Ntwrk to provide him with an heir. Burt CD - You Asked For It shows up at the Sunshine Cab who still goes his own way. to provide him with an heir. Burt ® @ - Nightline (B - Sanford and Son h g tent show gets Into difficul- 9D - Odd Couple © © - Pink Panther Show (® - CBS News Nightwatch (39 - NHL Hockey: Boston at WWLP Springfieid, MA (S) 6aa with girle during a one- Reynolds, Beverly D'Angelo, - Family Feud Company. Jane Wyman, Sterling Hayden. Reynolds. Beverly DAngelo. 8:30 P.M. (29 - MOVIE: 'The Gathering' A (B - Madame'e Piece 92) - NFL Film 'NFL Symfunny.' © - B.C.: First Thanksgiving CD JIP Philadelphia ^ father attempts, one last time, (3D - Saturday Night LIva waalc atand in a. midwastarn Lauren Hutton. 1961. ( 0 - Vanessa 1953 Lauren Hutton. 1981 CINEMAX Cinemax IS 99 - Woman's Day USA CD - Benny Hill Show (19 - More Real People C B - Carol Burnett and Friends to draw his family together at (33) - MOVIE: Tru e Confee- (2D - Mike Douglae People Now town. Elvla Praslay, Marilyn Ma­ 0 - Varied Programs 5:00 P.M. ^ © - N .w . (29 - Crossfire (39 - Jeffersons WEDH Hartford, CT s son, 1969. 9 0 - MOVlE: 'Three Stoogaa' 0 - N e w a 10:00 P.M. (39 - CFL Football: Western Christmas. Edward Asner, Mau­ sions' A brutal murder tests the (29 -* Entertainment Tonight 3 3 - Charllo'a Angela © - MOVIE: 'W.C. FIsIds and 0 - Twilight Zone - ABC News 8:00 P.M. Division Final reen Stapleton. 1977. conflicting loyalties of two WXTV -Paterson, NJ s 2:00 P.M. 0 - ESPN SporUCenter C D - News S9 - MOVIE: 'Drum' Southern 0 9 “ Batman 99 - MOVIE: 'Great Adventure' 3 3 © - Paoplo's Court Me* This film adaptation of Car- 2:45 A.M. (39 - Over Easy f D f5~) - S «v.n Brides for - MOVIE: 'Ode to Billy Joe' - MacNeil-Lehrer Report brothers. Robert De Niro, Rob­ slavery begets rebellion, brutal­ VWIT Hartford, CT « This nature film was produced ® - News (39 - Heroes: Winston Churchill ® 0 - 20/20 lotta Monti's book is about her (33) (23) ert Duvall, Charles Durning. (SZ) - 8aaama 8tr«at © - Utdo House on tho Prairie Seven Brothers The romance of two teenagers ity and lust. Warren Oates, Isela for theatre and TV In Swedish ® 90 - One Life to Live - Sally Struthers: World of affair with the intemperate mas­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Any Which Way 7:00 P.M. (29 - 24 Horas 1081. Rated R. SPOTLIGHT Spotlight s 9 9 - Sports Look CD You Can' A barroom brawler brings joy until a secret inter­ Vega; Ken Norton. 1976. Rated 7:30 A.M. with English narration. Arne - Megio Garden © - Australia Rules Football: Love ter of comedy. W.C. Fields. Rod ® - CBS News ® - P.M. Magazine (39 - MOVIE: 'Ghost Story' An WSBK Boston. MA o Sucksdorff, Anders Norborg. (39 Eaoort Championship 0 - S o a p teams up with an orangutan for venes. Robby Benson, Glynnis (29 - Night Gallery R. ® ) - Jim Bakkar - Independent Network Steiger, Valerie Perrine, Jack CW) @9 - Tales of the Gold O'Connor, Joan Hotchkis. unforgiving ghost returns 50 1972. 99 - Pony's People In Sports (29 - Sports Tonight 99 fun and adventure. Clint East- ® (33) - M “A 'S “H (2D - Croeefire S5) • Despedida WGGB Springfieid, MA ra 9 D - Pink Pantfiar Show © - HBO Magailns Starring News Cassidy. 1976. Monkey 1976. Rated PG. years after her death to punish ' Coronation Btraat wood, Sondra Locke, Ruth Gor­ (5D - Muppet Show 39 0 - Adam-12 (39 Dick Cavatt This show presents 0 - M*A*S*H ® - MOVIE: 'Madame Sin' A those responsible. Fred Astaire. (29 ®S) - Tonight Show Johnny @9 - Film WGBY Springfieid, MA 0 - CNN News 12:15 A.M. don. 1980. Rated PG. 9:00 P.M. Meivyn Douglas, John House­ is joined by lla Loetscher and (20 - Underdog 9 0 - Love Boat 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar an Inside look at tha shomAnd ( 0 ( 0 - MacNeil-Lehrer ® - ABC News former CIA agent grieving over stars appearing on H B O .^ (23) - Freeman Reports I ® - MOVIE; 'Paternity' A 3:00 A.M. ( B ® - MOVIE: 'In Love with man. her turtles. (60 min.) 1:15 A.M. 09 - Scooby Doo 0 - tnatruotional Programs Report ® - Soap the death of his fiancee is immo­ 11:30 A.M. 0 0 - HUI Street Blges Fur- bachelor goes on a campaign to ( 0 - Nuava York Ahora ( © - Gilllgan'a laland 0 - Chiquilladaa find the right surrogate mother ( D - 'MOVIE: 'Belles on Their 8:00 A.M. ( ® - M y Three Sons ^ illo is asked to mobilize a full Toes' The mother of the 0 - Eight la Enough 0 - Newswatch 0 - Madame'e Place scale search for the'governor’s to provide him with an heir. Burt © - Soooby Doo ® - You Asked For It Reynolds, Beverly D'Angelo, 'Cheaper by the Dozen' clan de­ IN^IPE THE PRISON. A MEFtE ASTBO-BBAPH 0 - MOVIE: 'Kenny Rogara aa 0 - NHL Hockey: New York dog. (60 min.) cides to carry on Pop's unique © - Tw o of Haarta A young CS) - In Search of.... 2:15 P.M. Tha Gambler' A good hearted Lauren Hutton. 1981. HUNDRED VARDS AWAY.... BRIDGE lalandera at Boston engineering career. Jeanne girt atumbjaa onto the truth be­ (29 - 24 Horas 99 - Candid Camara CD - Popaya and Friends gamblar who knows tha power Crain, Myrna Hunt«r, Barbara Bernice Bede Osol hind har broken home. 9 9 - More Real People 0 - MOVIE: Zorro, the Gay 12:30 A.M. of bluff, ridaa to Yuma to help a Bates, 1952. <-> l e a v e TIME. I e u E S s T H 99 - NFL Story: 1.ina By Lina If 2:30 P.M. •on ha never kriaw he had. Blade' Zorro and his effeminate CD - Mission Impossible ( © Buga, Porky & Frianda the NFL Players strike contin­ 8:00 P.M. •« MR. AMERICA THERE MIGHT ^ 99 - Krpfft'SuparaUra . Kenny Rogers, Christina Bel- brother are portrayed in this ( D - You Asked For It (29 - Prime News © - MOVIE: 'Kenny Rogers aa ues, this program will be pre­ ® ® - MOVIE: 'Mary BE ONE EX.TKA Defense counted out Auto Racing '62: NASCAR ford, Brqca Boxiaitnar. 1980. comic spoof of the legend. (22) - Qunsmoke The Gamblar' A good hearted empted and ‘NFL Films’ will be 99 Poppins’ A lovable governess George Hamilton, Lauren Hut­ 99 - Star Trek DRUMSTICK AT international Sedans THANKSeiVIWe i f % u r gambler who knows the power sired. 0 (S9 - Rogara' and a zany chimney sweep are ton, Brenda Vacarro. 1981. 0 - ESPN Special: 1982 Davis 0 - MOVIE: 'Kenny Rogers as takeout double, but South of bluff, rides to Yuma to help a - Are You Anybody? Neighborhood Cup Championship Pre. The Gambler* A good hearted PINNER THIS 99 - Are You Anybody? 99 caught up in a musical adven­ 99 - Odd Couple had no trouble finding a ^Birthday son ha never ^naw ha had. (281 - Julio Iglaaiaa: Mia ture. Julia Andrews, Dick Van gambler who knows the power (0 - Hoy Miamo Anfritionas 0 - Leave It to Beaver (23) - Moneyline Update of bluff, rides to Yuma to help a ■ NORTH 11-24-12 three no-trump call mat Kenny Rogers, Christina Sal­ Momantoa an Tahiti Dyke, Elsa Lancaster. 1965. (SZ) - Masterpiece Theatre 'To North raised to four. This ford, Bruce Boxiaitnar. 1980. Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes ( 0 - Thanksgiving Tradition Serve Them All My Days.' Rev­ ( 0 - Madame's Place son he never knew he had. ♦ A72 Nov*mlMr2S,1tB2 Guerrero y Juan Dosat prasan- 5:30 P.M. CD - P'M. Magazine Kenny Rogers, Christine Bel- four no-trump call was not 0 ) - Vartaaea Lucia Mendez, 0 - MOVIE: 'Rough Cut' A erend Harries decides to retire 9 9 - Late Night with David N V543 tan este programs de asuntos ford, Bruce Boxieitner. 1980. Blackwood, but South's five- In areas where you ware previ­ Hector Bonilla, Rogalio Guerra. master jawal thief comas out of ® - Eyawitnaas Nawa CD 0 ) - Joenie Loves Chaohi as Headmaster of Bamfyide Letterman David is joined oy .♦ K 1 0 7 5 publicos presentando noticias y retirement to pursue a fortune The band plays an Irish pub. School. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ Carole King and Richard lewis. 0 MOVIE: 'Final Conflict* A heart call said, “Partner, I ously unlucky the reverse la & - Porky Pig variada informaclon. ® - M*A*8*H 4 AQ J likely to be true this coming in diamonds. Burt Reynolds, tioned] (60 min.) priest sets out to destroy the Sa­ (SZ) - Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ( 0 - Walooma Back Kottar CD - Telethon EAST am treating your bid as year. Don't let what occurred In ( 0 - Independent Network David Niven, Lasley-Anna 0 - M O V Ib 'AMoe DoMn't tanic mission of Dsmisn, ths an­ WEST Down. 1979. Rated PQ. ( 0 • Klaotrto Company 10:30 P.M. 4:OOA.M. « ----- Blackwood because my the past color your outlook for 8:30AkM. Nawa Uve Here Anymore' A widow’s tichrist. Sam Neill, Rossano 4 M * llk 4 » 99- Metropolitan Report 3 3 - MOVIE: ‘McCloud: T h . Brazzi, Lisa Harrow. 1981. DJ62 4 109 87 three no-trump was super­ the times ahead. ( 0 - Infamie Talanovals en la ( 0 • Extranoa Caminoa firat steps to self-sufficiency are ( ® ~ Flintatonoa 12:00 P.M. cual Linda asta casada con un 99 - Sporta Probe New Mexican Connection’ ♦ 2 4 J964 sound.” SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ( 0 - Spotlight Preview Film cri­ aided by her eon and a rancher. GAOnTY.' I NEVER SAW ® - Nina .on New Jersey ® ® - NFL Today hombre cuyo unico intaras as ( 0 - Alfred Hitchcock McCloud becomes the primary ARE WE READV, L>™ THEN FOLLOW US, LADIES.' 4106 498543 Then North's five no- Don't be discouraged today If tic Robert Oaborna hosts this Ellen Burstyn, Kris Kristoffer- 3:30 A.M. ONE...TWO...ONE...TWO...^ SO MUCH FLAB MOVING (Q ) - Cartoons su compania. A passr da asto ' son, Alfred Lutter. 1975 victim of a television campaign LADIES? trump was a request for something you're hoping to ® - Wattona preview of coming attractions 99 - Independent Network against police brutality after he (39 - PBA Bowlers Tour DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS SOUTH Linda sa mantiana junto a au as- plus intarvlaws and bahind-tha- wrap up gets off to a sluggish ( 9 - Groat Bpaoa Coaster ® - News 0 - E8PN Bpaolal: 1982 Davis Newa arrests a murder suspect. Den­ Brunswick Memoriel Open C3 AT TH' SAME TIME! 4KQJ kings and when South peso raspataando su raputa- acanaa visits. start. You'll gain the right ( 0 ) - Capullna ® - Nawa at Noon cion hasta que accidantalmanta Cup Championship Pra. nis Weaver, J. D. Cannon, Rick from Chicago, IL 4AKQ showed three of them North 10:45 P.M. momentum as you go along. ( 9 • Cartoon Festival encuentra a Victor al cual aais © - N o w . 0 - Hltlar's Master Race Nelson. 1972. ♦ AQ83 went to seven. (39 - Good Timas (29 - Reporter 41 4:00 A.M. 1 New predictions lor the year anos atras iba a convartirsa an © - Elootrlo Company 0 - NBA Baakatball: Kanaaa C D - Psychic Phenomena 4K72 South was looking at 12 ISZ) - Besama Street (39 - NCAA Baakatball: Hall of (33) - Best of Groucho following your birthday are now su esposo. Susana Dosa- City at Houston 11:00 P.M. 99 - NBA Basketball: Kansas top tricks and was sure of 9:00 A.M. Fame Tip-O ff Claaaie' from mantas, Julio Aleman. 6:00 P.M. (0 - Newscenter Vulnerable: North-South ready. Send S I to Astro-Graph, Springfield, M A The Hall of © - MOVIE: ‘High Soci.ty' A (D - Eyewitneaa News City at Houston the 13th unless diamonds ® ® - CBS Ali-Amarioan (© - MOVIE: 'P.t.mity' A OD - EymvIDwu Nmv. Dealer: West broke 4-1. A sort of counting Box 489, Radio City Station, Fame 'Tip-Off Classic’ features reporter and photographer for a ® -M * A * S * H (23) - Mike Douglak People Now 4:15A.M. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to spedly *rhank%givlng Day Parade Holi­ North Carolina at St. John's. (2 bachelor goes on a campaign to (S3 - Thma'. Company fashion magazine cover a wed­ ® ® 0 0 - Newa ( 0 - Entertainment Tonight ® ) - Love Aniarican Style West North East Sooth seemed in order so South birth date. Sand an additional day pafada highlights from hrs.) find the right surrogate mother 3 3 C S 3 -N W W . ding in Philadelphia, and their to provide him with an hair. Burt 34 Pass Pass 3 N T cashed two more spades to $2 lor the NEW Astro-Graph New York, Philadalphis, De­ - MOVIE: The Man Who presence causes the bride to CD - Madame'a Place troit Toronto and Hawaii are 99 Reynolds, Beverly D'Angelo, 3 3 - Buck Rogm. Pass 4 NT Pass 5T get three club discards from Matchmaker wheel and book- ' Loved Radhaada' A British di­ think twice about the marriage. 99 Entertainment Tonight hosted byiinda Gray and Larry Lauren Hutton. 1961. ( © - Happy D ay. Again Frank Sinatra, Grace Kelly, Bing ^Trlm FashlonsiAAAAAAAAAA* Pass 5 NT Pass 6S East. Then came the ace- let. Reveals romantic comMna- plomat gets caught up in a dou­ (39 - DSA Thanksgiving Hsgman. (3 hrs.) ble life because of his © - R u ra l D u ila This compi­ Crosby. 1956. V Pass TNT Pass Pass king-queen of hearts with llons and compatibilities lor all 3:00 P.M. Entertaiment Special from Los M-aH ' Love Luoy lation of film clips catches tha everyone following. The king signs. CS) 1 obsession with the face of a red­ - World's Greatest Cartoon (29 - Prim# Newa Angalas, CA An evening with Pass head. Moira Shearer, John Jus­ CD 'Little Rascals' at thair bast of clubs and a club to the BAOnTARIUS (Nov. 2S-Oac. ( ® - Phil Donahue Show (22) - Fanta Book-burning tac­ UTOPIA featuring Todd Rundg- tin. 1955. Narrated by Jerry Lewis. ren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sul- queen found West still fol­ 21) You could be extremely Q ) j - Straight Talk C D 90 ~ Qartaral Hospital tics surface at the School of ^ (23) - Taka 2 © - USA Cartoon Exprott Arts. (60 min.) ton and Willie Wilcox. (2 hrs.)) Opening lead: 410 lowing so West bad shown up kicky today In encounters with (33) . P8AL High Sohool ® - MOVIE; 'Bon of Kong' An WALPO, PLEASE \ SOU KE T I KEEP Pip SOU GET ( © - Festival of Fahh - Fastivai Faith Where fashion is a with 12 cards outside the Influential persons. Don't let . Football ( 0 - Varied Programs adventurer and a girl return to ( 0 - Groat Parformancaa 4 (39 of RELAX ANP STOP ) RIGHT. FORGETTING © -U tdo Houu FIRED VET FOP? diamond suit. titles or status intimidate you. (39 - ESPN's SporuWoman ( 0 - MOVIE: 'Plymouth an island, seeking long-lost jew­ look, not a size. WOKKVIN6 ABOUT/ HAZEL' ABOUT THE Adventure' The drama of the © - Newswatch Dummy's king of. dia­ CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) - HBO Magazine Starring els which are guarded by a, WARMTH ANP By Otwald Jacoby (39 men and woman crowded LOSING SOUK 7^Zs> monds found everybody Substantial achievements are DIek Cavatt This show presents monster. Helen Mack, Robert © - T.V. Communty Colloga SUPPORT OF and James Jacoby possible today, so It's Impor- aboard the small ship May­ Armstrong. 1933. following, so Elast bad to an inside look at the shows and flower, pitting thamsalvas I © - Raportor 41 Special Sizes BE OKAV- tarit to set worthwhile goals stars appearing on HBO. 99 - Tom Bi Jerry and Frianda MV FAMILV bold the three last cards in against the winter Atlantic to © - MOVIE: 'Any Whioh Way HONEST.' West's three-spade open­ and objectives. Avoid insignifi­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Any Which Way 12'/4 to 28'/i ing' was the sort of despera­ that suit. 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Rated PG. 1 1Ga*C.8.B. enough to stop, them from for a final finesse against should work out as you antici­ ventures Jloating down the 0 - M*A*8*H getting to seven no-trump. the diamond nine spot and pate. Try not to let your emo­ Mississippi River. Tony Randall, 12:30 P.M. © - Sony. SOFT curtains for the defense. tions or faeUngs get off-couria. Eddie Hodges, Patti McCor­ ® ® - NFL Football: New (© - 8pidwni.n 0 - 3-2-1, Contact North didn't feel quite mack. 1900 strong enough to make a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) P IS C ES (Fab. 204Mareh 20) Be York Giants at Datroit/or © - M-A'S’H 6:30 P.M. compastlonata today and ! (23) - Newa/Spbrta/Waathar Altamata Programming If the VELVET © - AnrirM ® - WKRP in Cincinnati 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 don't worry about what othara ( S ) 0 > Maoy'a *rhankagiving NFL player's strike continues, may do lor you in return. 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IC AN T gerCA/ERTHAT vote 1 U M U (EopL 22-OeL 22) The T F R R I B U E SrHOCK HERE THAT I THINK 32 3S OPCN: MAN WK75E HAIR TURNED 4 6 Cry of one thing you don't want to be All signed originals and works of art, hand blown, hand cut and hand made COUU? CAU6E THAT? COULP CO THE TR IC K . iffirmation 1 1 ■ ■ today la a lonar. You'll m com - MON-SAT 9:30-8:30 W HITE OVERNKSKT. IS in Irelarid. See our complete selection of Waterford giftware and stemware. L _____ ^ ^ ------3 47 Engagement 1 1 ” ■ ” forUJily kite large groupa. The THUR8. TILL 8:30 Mggar the crowd, the mors fun V 5 0 Tipping M 40 IT 43 44 64 Auto club 1 you ahould have. 4S PWWiFIIFtWNIIllWWaAM IH 65 Mtnipuitta 1 1 59 Not of the 47 4S 4S SO • 1 ^ 2 •3 clergy ■ 1 i VERNON SI I t •7 M IS 'iKffMfFWfW 6 0 L ig h M • 4 And then, tbere’i the (inn Trusted Jewelers Since 1900 f ta ifM iM M M o i m m u • o w m r 61 Auto failure that shared iU tame guru VERNON CIRCLE • 1 •3 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 62 Cut short 90 with another outfit to cut Hanford • New Britain • Westtarms Man 649-4430 IW 63 Ensign (sbbr.| M eipensea — sort of a |iro|ili- 931 ttaki it , MancfMBlor MHU 93 S4 eii eiwoH i\'24 64 Cursory eteharing deal. i BUSINESS / Classified

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HARTFORD - Patrick J. Logiudlce of the Hart­ ford Banking Are you being fired? Division/Central Commercial Region of The ConnecUcut and long-fprgotten incidents are brought to your atten- Bank and Trust Co. You’ve had your prescfht job for more than a dozen has been elected vice tipn. i ' 1 ■ years, have moved comfortably up the ladder to a • Your manager asks for a “heart-to-heart talk in president. middleTlfanagement position, ,feel reasonably secure which he or she asks if there are problems i(l your per­ Logiudlce, of even in today’s environment. You’re not disturbed when Y o u r Manchester, joined sonal life. your immediate superior tells you ydUr participation at “Most people don’t even want to think about let CBT in 1971 in the M o n e y 's several key meetings is not requir^, nor do you feel in­ alone acknowledge— termination,” says Paul J. Cruise, Consumer Credit sulted when important communications are sent to your president of the firm. “This is a traumatic experience, a Department and has W o rth assistants or. peers and not to you. crisis with long-terni consequences if not handled held a number of You are moderately irritated that no real news Sylvia Porter positions within the properly.” (gossip) is coming toJtpu via the grapevine and you do What, then, should you do if these terminatioa signals bank. In his present notice that, suddenly^nrealistic deadlines are being outlined become evident to you? assignment as com­ imposed on what you know are routine tasks. But what’s 1) Assess the reason for the signals. Be as objective as mercial banking of­ the difference? You’re secure — or are you? ' ficer, he is responsi­ acted upon and, as for key meetings, you are told you you can. You are not secure. In fact, you have just read four 2) Avoid lateness and excess absences (if you’ve been ble for maintaining basic signs of a possible termination from your job, as will be called when need^. guilty). 2 and expanding CBT’s » Promotions or raises are deferred or denied. put together for me by Bushell Cruise & Associates, a 3) If your job performance is poor, do what you can to relationships With New York-headquartered outplacement firm that ranks » Fellow employees avoid you and you feel alienated from your staff and from management. improve. Develop plans for self-improvement. Discuss his assigned Patrick Logiudlce among the largest in the nation. (Bushell Cruise works customer accounts “ " • You hear talk of fiscal restraint^ and sUff reduc­ the plans with your managter. exclusively for corporations and collects its fees only 4) If your attitude is to blame, take stock and make and for developing new business with assigned tions, but you don’t know who is targeted or how you fit from the firms for which it works.) Its advice to you on changes. Get feedback from your peers and friends on prospects. termination s i ^ l s and what to do about them when the NEW 1982 STYLES Logiudlce is a graduate of Williams College You no longer enjoy your work; you are often late; how you are perceived. signs are evident Ukes on extraordinary meaning for 5) If your job performance seems OK, consider School of Banking, attended Manchester Communi­ you watch the clock and leave at or before 5 p.m. that reason alone. talking to your manager. He or she may be aware of TIMEX ty College and the University of Hartford and h4s Other signs in addition to the lour listed above; . Your performance gets poor reviews; you receive memoranda reminding you that you are late with deficits you haven’t even considered. • 4 completed several American Institute of Banking • Complacency on the part of your supervisor, in­ 6) Be realistic. Confront the problem and diffuse the courses. In addition, he served in the U.S. Navy. difference to your ^rformai(ce, whether it’s good or assignments or that you have been unresponsive to requests for action and asking for improvement in your 25% OFE bad. 7) If you lack skill in a critical area, get instruction • Directives or orders coming to you in the form of job performance. GREAT SELECTION • Your communications with your boss are becoming and training and evaluate your progress. Perhaps yoii « U DKSITALS• SI^CTAICJ* LtO • Garside promoted subtle or indirect mandates. sHbuld explore new opportunities on your own, or decide • HL F WND . WATEHPROOf • 9 }« « T Z • Your suggestions and recommendations are no strained and you no longer feel on the same wavelengto. not to stay. Be positive about yourself! * DHLS* UIFT Hoxnn longer solicited. Your reports are not being read or • Your minor mistakes are amplified unnecessarily ______U l ^aUAWAIITH HARTFORD — Dorothy S. Garside of the main ^SSS^ShcirTIr office of The Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. has ' J r - ' Itaif PMnt M TkM • SAVE been elected assistant vice president. Em h Mam 70% Ms. Garside, who lives in Manchester, joined Announcing CBT in 1969 as a secretary to a senior officer and New England wages low later worked as a personal iMUiklng officer in the the Opening of Rockville office and assistant manager in the nings for that job group in all areas com­ Groton office. She is presently a senior personal BOSTON (UPI) — Wages and salaries among 11 areas surveyed in New bined, the agency said. For example, a banker/assistant manager in the main office. pay relative of 90 among office clerical YOUR BUSINESS OFFICE Ms. Garside has completed several American England during 1981 were all below the 1M E. Cantor 8L national average, the U.S. Bureau of in Hartford, Conn., indicates that ■ V Choose from 9 Institute of Banking courses and attended clerical salaries are 10 percent below the Manehaator, CL Manchester Community College. Labor Statistics said today. •LIFE STRIDE aHUSH PUPPIES different subjects Reg. $35 The finding was based upon a sum­ national average. All wood construction mary of wage Comparisons for four oc­ General Bookkeeping & Typing Services •NATURALIZER aCANDIES rhe bureau’s regional commissioner, your •COLORMATE «BASS Market expands cupational groups: office, clerical, Anthony J. Ferrara, said the average for your skilled maintenance and unskilled plant ■pay relatives for the 11 areas surveyed in Small Business and Personal Needs Rogers Corp. capital stock has begun trading on workers. New England were at least 10 percent lAbm'aApple The study was conducted by the bureau the Pacific Stock Exchange. Norman L. Greenman, below the national average for each of Dally 9-3 MANCHESTER PARKAOE among 182 areas in the U.S. as well as in president of Rogers, said the company’s stock will the four major occupational groups. Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands 647-9780 649-1787 also continue to be traded on the Amex and “this between January and December 1981. Wages and salaries varied widely additional listing will broaden the market for Evonings: Comparisons are based on “ pay across* the nation with similar Rogers’ stock and should be a convenience for west relatives;’’ average earnings in the area differences evident in the 11 areas sur­ 646-7925 or 647-9557 N □□□□□□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□ □□□□□□□ coast shareholders.” expressed as a percent of average ear­ veyed among the six-state region.

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Hourlv rate 11:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. - woman preferred to work bedroom condo for rent. A- Loat and Fouim) 1 Hip WantH 13 ana bonus plan. FuU or 7:.30 a m., part time for front desk at local motel. C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, I Coupon la good In all 3 atoraa. YOUR AD eaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaa JOTTER •G ift Wrap ••••••••••••••••«••••••• Assisting general dentist art time hours. Beneficial Alcoholism Detox Unit. Experience helpful. Must 659-3008. FOUND - SET OF KEYS LPN OR itN - for preferably esperienced in 4- Orient now and begin after be able to work weekends. ! O FFER EXPIRES 11/27/82 ClasUllad ads are lakan f ncome Tax Service, BALLPOINT •Boxed Cards at Lincoln Center. Can be Manchester pediatric prac­ handed dentistry. Friendly of­ Phone 646-4156 today. the holidays. We need 2 Call 646-2300 before 4 p.m. $39 V A LU E FOR*23.00 ExchidM Aoc— oriM 4 tal* IImimI ovarthapfionaaaacoii- □ REAL ESTATE picked up at the tice. Applicant must enjoy fice. Benefits. Please call 6M- E.O.E. F/M^^______special nurses to work with ilonca. THa HaraM Is 9SZ7 wiUi quaUficaUons. PEN •Ornaments I Bring in th« Ccupw ti! Manchester Herald Office working with children and our special patients and HAVfHINPATmflTOUR •••••••••••••••••••••••• ra^mnslbto tor only OHS between 8:30 and 5 p.m. QUALITY CONTROL staff. Unique experience. HOLIDAY SILLS Homes For Sale IncorracI InsartkNi and Monday - Friday. WANTED: Inspector - With 5 years challenging, never boring. RESPONSIBLE person S«ll Avon and earn good $$$. n .5 0 Commaiid Perffi»miaM«gji than only to Uio sizd of minimum■ • experience ' “ ce for Excellent; supportivesuppor staff. meat nice people. waa $4.50 V 2 PRICE tho original Inaartion. LOST - Black cat - Spruce p.m. Call 643-5218 b< with snow blower to keep first piece layout and final Please callill: Paula Howe, *JUtT FM TOtr VALID UNTIL 1-S-M Errors which do not Street area. Reward. Call 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. sidewalks clean for the inspection on aircraft sheet R N . DNS 243-8931 CaN 823-9401 MOVING TO A NEW AREA? j Mon. 10-6. TuM-Fri. 10-9, 824 IROAO H .. winter. 875-8659. metal parts in an air con- evenings. Oil. 0-9 MARSHALU 8H0PPHM GENTERI lassan tho valua of tho 643-0456. or278-2a41 I D e w advortfseniont wHi not HAIRDRESSER wanted ditioned plant. Company ___ " For FREE " Information I Halrstylbw for MANCHifra. conn. IMPOUNDED - Mongrel, part time. Experience X-RAY TECHNICIAN - paid benefits and overtwne. LOOKING FOR someone WILL p a y y o u to show without obligation on that New mm______m Appointmentt Optional •TRI CITY •MANCHESTER bo conroctod 'by an i Area. Call TOLL FREE D REED'S INC. ° iNoiHiioinon ii _ _ female, black and tan. Call necessary. Call (^mmand Private" office, Interviewing 8 a.m. to 4 reliable, energetic and our Electrolux ^uipment. RECORD DRERKER •MANSFIELD d W ^ inaartion. Andover Dog Warden, 742- Performance of Manchester. Send resume p.m. Dynamics '* Metal ' ■ available tor immediate Will also provide' a free M$nche$lef P»rhBCl« Manchesler. CT 06040 (203) M7-t496 to Box LL, c/o The 1-800-523-2480 a MANCHESTER PARKADE' D 7194. Manchester, ask for Products Co., Inc., 422 employment. Opportunity training program. Full Manager, 643-8i339. Manchester Herald. North Main Street, to earn $300 per week to commission paid on all Another Unique Service of sUrt. Call 646-3936. E.O.E. sales. Call 646-3875. E.O.E. IM POUNDED - M ale MEDICAL s e c r e t a r y l^ n ch e ste r646-4048. STRANO REAL ESTATE □ □ □ □ □ □ □ O D D □□□□□□□□□a Shepherd, five months, 646-200 INSERTERS WANTED for doctors office. 3 h t tan, Olcott and Adams VOCATIONAL COOKS - Full service fami­ Bualnaaa Part time. Must be 18 or Experienced in transcrip­ ly restaurant needs night OpportunlUat Street. 646-4555. over. Call John between tion and insurance forms. INSTRUCTOR position to supervise Hockanum In­ cook. Five day work week. 2 8:30 and 11 a.m., 647-9946. Call 649-1057. dustries Task Team in Excellent pay and benefits. WANTED: SOMEONE to □ BUSINESS sewing factory. Skilled Must be dependable, hard become a partner in small and SERVICES GEM SOUND Presents the sewer with desire to super­ working, over 18. Apply Travel Business. Write Ultimate in D.'J. Entertain­ LOOM FIXERS vise developmentalW dis­ Ground Round, Glaston­ Box L, c/o The Manchester ment. .uslc from 40’s to abled adults required. Send bury, 3025 Main Street, 2-4 Herald. Services Ottarad 80’s. Best prices available. resume to Hockanum In­ p . m . ______Excellent sound and Experienced on Shuttle or Rapier Velvet dustries, Inc., P.O- Box PIZZA COOKS NEW HAMPSHIRE REWEAVING BURN lighting. 647-3910. looms. Qood wages and working conditions. 2002, Vernon, Ct. 06066. Convenient store with new HOLES. Zippers, um­ VITA MIX, Complete company paid fringe benefit Experienced preferred. BLACK •N’ CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright E.O.E. ______Apply in person -■ LaStrada equipmeni.equipment. Top top iratraffic m t brellas repaired. Window •MAKE BREAD— in 3 mlnutaa program - profit sharing. shades, Venetian blinds. 4 •YOQURT— JUICE— no wtste West, 471 Hartford Road, saje* •FREEZE— for inttant Ice Creai LOOKING FOR a source of Manchester. 000. iSome owner financing. Keys. TV FOR RENT. •QRIND— meat9 for patea & income? Come work at $89,900. Free business op­ Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. UiaiCANVfeLVCT COMPANY your local newspaper. portunity letter. Town and 649-5221. ITORTABLE T.Vg 22 Bayvtow Ava. Potential to earn above open - Bolton Public Country, Realty, Clair- Stonlngton, C T 09278 -average wages and help Schools. For application mont. New Hampshire, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - -To PURR.? 208-828-1090 out a local cause. For in­ call 643-1569. 603-542-5188. Concrete. Clhimney i.oa. formation, application, in­ Repairs. “ No Job Too terview call Mr. Kurowskl WOMEN URGENTLY Situation Wantad 15 Small.” Call 644-8356. between 5-9 pm at 643-2711. N EE D E D to work as HOUSEWORK WANTED- ClUEBIinYCIPHER Homemakers in agency in C & M Tree Service, Fre ADVANCEMENT serving nine towns East of Own transportation, estimates. Discount senior OPPORTUNITY experienced, reliable citizens. Company *■ 1 aaiAe oian Miiia Bic Rivcr. 5tokc it possible h an far W«e elderly, the sick and References available. Manchester owned and. has an entry level posiuon ^ handicanned to stay at Ironing also done. 649-5007. operated. Call 646-1327. T WMCCVYV VBIWTQIMF TBBJ leading to a management position Mileage reimbursement. Condomlnluma 22 LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ BTFH QXMMTFBJ MA BMCCTZJ QM pany benefits and training. Good fringes. Daytime BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB cing.- Attics, cellars, gar­ Call Jim at 646-5798. hours only, Mon^^ thru MANCHESTER - Office ages cleaned. All types jj,p.E. M/F trash, brush removed. T BTF’J CIAVQBBV IFWMBV — Friday. Call 6430511 condominiums - Why rent when you can own. Yearly Picket. Split Rail, Stake coat of $6.00 per sq. ft. in­ Fences installed. 528-0670. FXBWX XV OXVF JKVFBJ JVFBBFY WAITRESSES - Food, banquet and cocktail. cluding mortgage and '------Dental group practice aeeklng Experienced only. Aroly at taxes. More than W sold -^SNOWPLOWING XBJ JMF QM’ WMCCVYV.*’ — TZQ mature, outgoing IndivMHial Flamingo Hotel, Route out. Few choice suites Driveways and parking with experience in appoint­ ■44A, Bol available. Call David lota. Call after 6 p.m. 64^ ment book control and Lima, Century 21, Jackston 0539. pegboard 8ystejZi«y4>4 day LIVE-IN Showcase Rewty, 646-13.16. week. Salary commeniurale HOUSEKEEPER for WILL BABYSIT in my One of the best ways to with experience. Pleaie send elderly woman. Room, Manchester bomb resume to Box K. c/o 'Hie board and generous SaUiry. find a bargain is to shop the anytime. Adores children. Manchester HeraM. Call 6 4 6 ^ . Classified ads every day. Call 643-9407. MANCHESTER IKRALD. Wed., Nov. 24. 1982— 27_

26 - MANCHESTER HERALP, Wed.. Nov. 24. 1982 ...... •••••••••••••••••••••••• ssssaassssssLssssssssss* ...... for Rent Aportmonts for Rent 89 Aportmonts lor Pont 89 ,,«•••••••••••••••****** •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos For Solo SI *23 'NoniM For Sato 23 From CloooHlod Atio Free Clossifled Ado CloeolHod Ado ...... Christmas Hom—y o r Sata 23 Homat For Solo aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa M ANCHESTER - One LADIES SKI booth, Lage, 14 BOYS p rfM Jackets, CENTRAL ^ H eat^. COFFEE table, very bedroom condominium. - size 8 v>, never used, mint sizes 14, 16, 18, $7. e a ^ Security and Hot water. Appliances^. No Appliances. $895 per modern, black Italian mar- ^ condition. Reg., $140. Excellent condition. 568- available. Security ana gecurily. Parking. ma O iftf EbHSSlFlED... ble, walnut inserts, brass month. Mr. Martin, _ SJUJE base, 22 x 72, $99.00. Call 4144.______ISSO'Dodge Cott • 2 Guidea Shopping with ease 646-1599. ------!------Musical... Instruments..... 44 call 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 3 .______FOUR ROOM apartment dr.. H/B W S S -. . MANCHESTER - Four 1979 Chevy Impale - ♦ 1970 FORD Fairlane, needs BIKE - Girls 20 inch Hi- ...... iriTrHFN and with heat Included. room apartment, rise, $40.00. Excellent con- BEAUTIFUL CONN Elec- SHARE A KITCH N and g j,gtanee to Main stove, refrigerator. No dr. Sedan,$9t>Pfl& 61 Autos tor Soto 61 Autos lor Sole 6 t Autos lor Sale 81 work, as is $99.00. Call 64^ dition. Call after 4, 871- trie organ, dual keyboard bath wUh one otner g Autos tor Soto •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• 1014 after 6 p.m. pets. Security and The above can be seen •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• 1538. 115V, 60 cycles, (appraised genUemam Own private entrance. $450 per re fe re n c e s . $325 plus at the . ------$700.00). ^ s t offer over ^ W p f r week plus secu call 649-2947. utilities. Also three room ' tarim h i n t Miariwrtt*' FOUR Firestone allterrain tw in b o o k c a se Head- $400. 429-3133. ty. 643-1878.______MANCHESTER $71,500 tires, size 10-15. $75.00 apartment, $280. 6494003. siiiua.st».t MANCHESTER IM.SOO board. $12. 643-4389...... ™ iv t r a iiY Located - 3‘/4 ROOM APARTMENT. New listing! Won’t last! Newly decorated 7 takes all. 643-6187. — ------Boots-Accossorles 45 fnr Private home. Heat, MUST SEE! 6 room Cape, living room, room full dormered Cape, 2 full baths, rec room SUNNY, IMMACULATE fireplace. 3 spacious bedrooms, finished rec PLEATED DRAPES, ...... V * * V ;,T o**: Tpl^ohone appliances. Working single and bar, , BOYS Ten speed bike tor red/gold, 80-X80” will fit COLEMAN CANOE- 3 gentleman. Telepho^^^^ B four rooms, first floor, lots 1974 MARK IV - good run­ room, convenient area, on bus line. Pat Forstrom 649-5906 sale, Columoia 26 inch, . more. Retird or mature ning condition, body needs Sandy Semprebon 289-6881 ______sliding glass door, almost seaier. Large size with ae*t to shower, park g. jg,gj,ijjren. Telephone working person(s) work. $1500. Call 6434588. exceiient condition. $45.00. new, excellent condition, ^ r s i^ x c e lle n t condition, 6 4 9 -6 8 0 1 .______, jsso Call 643-6106 after 3 p.m. -preferred. Non-smokers. paid over $100. A sk in ^ a rd le y used. $250. Call RnnM narkimr ------^ ------NoI 0 pets. 649-5649-58^. 1974 BUICK REGAL - Very S oiiR*'! 59*® r e a l i s t i c A m /F m ...... ? S C h L m ! ^ for a^n FOUR ROOMS, - Third good condition, V8, stereo receiver SJA-52 Homes tor Rent 84 automatic, power atMiine, OIL BURNER, good condi- Spqrt/nB Goods 46 8®"H|man reD^gerator.’ Adults. No power brakes, AM-FM, with quatravox’ four tion, $45. Call after 5 p.m., ...... Nice private hoine, no Security and MERCURY IWITHI channel synthesizer, can EAST HARTFORD - Large $1950. Call after 6 p.m., handle two.tape decks and 646-6M0. FOR SALE - ROSSIGNOL o th e r ^ ^fLeSces ^11 after 6 six rooms plus, Cape. 7424059. Don’t wait till the last la T a ------Skis - 160mm. Great for References. Call 649-7335. Three bedrooms, fireplace, turntable all at once! SKI BOOTS size 8>/z. used beginners! Best offer...... $99.00. 643-2831. centrally located near MANCHESTER $72,000 only once. $.35. 643-5336. After 5:30 p.m. call 232- ROOM^ W IT ^ MANCHESTER - Unusual churches, schools and Tnicfcs tor Sato 62 minute! Be part LINCOLN Art you a First Time Buyer? Consider this im­ FOR SALE - Twelve inch ONE MAPLE bed frame, ------person. Must ^ "eat and d elu x e busline. Pay own utilities. maculate 3 bedroom Cape. 1 ^ baths, fireplaced MANCHESTER SM.900 gas chain saw with spare Security required. 1968 FORD ‘A Ton pickup, first $25.00. 643-4468. GOLF CLUBS - Full set, " ® / / ' " ‘‘'S i : very good condition, many Annual PwcMtage Rite Fbiancinf AND living room, fully applianced kitchen, finished Cozy well kepi Cape with Florida room and nice bar. $35.00. 871-0201. ______cart included. Excellent Between 6 and 8 p.m., 646- Village. Private entrance, Available A i^ s t 1st. $600 of the Smart shoppers monthly. 6 tf 1845 or 643- new parts, needs . minor basement and perfect yard for growing family. yard. Great starter home. HAND C R O C H E T E D condition, new pu(ter. $150 7973...... See it today! Call Althea Roberts MM324 LARGE, white porcelain , 1773. work. $600 or best offer. WE MAKE THE FIRST PAYMENTI ’ Pat -Kershaw 646-8865 ^ utility laundry tubs. afghan medium size, or best offer. 6ll9-1833. V**” ***"*;;;;y*V « nfr ’ Tom, 674-9413 days; who shop from the $:i0.00. Colored strips. 643- ...... Apartmentt for Root S3 c a r p e tin g evenings 6464727. Wooden cebinet to hold icon ^ AmtiniM 48 •••••••••••••••••••••*•• conditioning. $455 per FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, them. $50. 643-6612. only blocks from all YOUR FIRST PAYMENT NOT UNTIL ‘f_ :------f." " ? ...... ^,NE ROOM HOUSE month. No ,^^am ato schools. Treed lot. 1971 FORD TRUCK - good G 3 ^ Merrill Lynch SYLVANIA 19" coIorT.V., ANTIQUES AND available November 15th. Enterprises, 646-1021. Christmas Gift Guide BOYS THREE speed 26 Available immediately. Realty needs repair. $50. Call 646- COLLECTIBLES - Will Suitable for one or two ^ Nice \1R PONTIAC snow ■ • 9 - 5 weekdays. 1 .1 „ to ba llnanced $6215. Finance charge $1428.24. Total ol paymenta $7674.24. Delerre^ payment $783-t.l2 room, patio garage, extra insulation, new furnace WOOD - U nseasoned. tires, and rims, H78-14, MANCHESTER - N i c e ------pnvenient location, one OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Autos tor Sato 61 Autos tor Sato 61 and freshly painted exterior. $66,900. Will let gor for $55 or best $50 00 cord. You pick it up. offer. 742-6016. fiberglass belted. $50. pair, room with kitchen TOWNHOUSE - Two bedroom apartm ^t^ 1YPM AY A fU iil OWBH Contact Nancv vonHollen for information 643-1439 Call 742-9137. Phone 643-5873. y . privileges. Gentleman bedrooms, heat, hot water, ONE BIKKUNO SQIUIIE LARGE wooden three door F.J. SPILECKI ATARI VIDEO GAME .-abinet for collections like 3P5 ^ WILUMANTIC with two cartridges, com­ liens or rifles. $99.00. Call lawn sweeper. $20.00. 649- Voyg leiepnone M3 „“ thiy,^644-2427. required. 647-1718. REALTORS bat and asteroids. $120. 649-4679. 24,33. DATSUN-DODGE INC. TH, IUM M UI8, LN-7 e jid ir j Mint condition. Call 643- ...... 5398. •••••••••• ZOODATSUNSAVAIIMU 643-2121 Autos i^rsaie ...... 67 Autos lor Sale 61 Autos for Sale 61 Autos tor Solo SI couaAR 4 Doom A j t o f o r Solo 6 1 Autos tor sale oi ...... OUR CUSTOMERS SAY: CARS $100! TRUCKS $75! Serv/fbs Offered 31 Building Contracflng 33 \vailable at local govern- NOBODY BUT NOBODY ‘*Conneclicul*s Oldest Lincoln^Mercury-MoMda De hair. $45. Good con­ JANUARY 1983 OCCUPANCY fronts, custom - We do all types of Elec­ dition. 649-9981. 1888 MTSUN 1082 DATSUN 315 CHWW >Y., BABCmSfU, COIIII. fcAVIUS woodworking. • colonial trical Work! Licensed. Call CALL: MR. LAWRENCE 843-2181 8ENTRA *A ton Pickup reproductions in wood. after 5.00 p.m., 646-1516. LIKE NEW - Heavy pine IM -101S Dem o f N-1021 .I P Lewis. 649-9658. traditional dining room set ®499S »4 e e e Roofing 34 with two leafs. Extends to FALL CLEIANUPS - Large 8 feel Eight chairs in­ : Homes-Apto. to ohero 89 Probate Notice ~ tKM83DATSUN NEW 83 DATSUN lawns done with leaf bidw^;ll home Im- cluding two captains ENOTICE TO CREDITORS SENTRA PICKUP 'A TON cha^s. $400 Phone 646- sweeper and" curb side provemCTt Company - • f’e MALE ROOMMATE ESTATE OF EDWARD M. 2 -D oer SIk. f«3403$ leaves vacuumed Roofing. siding, .540(| • wanted over 30. $187.50 per WALSH, deceased Slk.#S$4041 Telephone 568-4396 alterations, additions. 649- - month. Telephone 646-0598. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. •5995 Saveuplo$900 Frei Classified Ads A ■ — Judge, of the Court of Probate. *55W 5_ 6495 District of Manchester at a LAWNS CLEANED and ^ PROFESSIONAL hearing held on November 15.1982 mowed, leaves raked and MISC.FOR SALE BROTHER PORTABLE ; Male/Female over 40 to NO MONEY DOWN electric sewing machine ordered that all claims must be FINANCIND AVAILABLE ALL CAJll---- taken away, general yard • share Manchester condo. presented to the fiduciaries on or on aVbIksvvqgen just by I with attachments, like new care. Call 643-5303 or 647- Household Goods 40 I "Kitchen privileges, private before February 15, 199S or be 1983 DODBE condition, original cost ; bath. 649-3481 after 6 p.m. barred as by law provided. 1993 DODGE 9881. $125.. will sacrifice for A R IE S K 2-Dr. ■ or weekends. Sherrie L. Anderson, Ass't.^Clcrk COLT DBMO IN-1040 USED $50.00 for quick sale. 649- # N -io a o WILL REPAIR rusted REFRIGERATORS, The fiduciaries are: trunks and floors on your 1794. MANCHESTER House, Donald P. Richter •5795 cuffing a fewcomers. WASHERS. RANGES - P.O. Box 3197 •4995 car. Reasonable rates. Glean, Guaranteed. Parts non-smoker, $60.(X) weekly. Hartford. CT 06103 liEW UNNE Quality work. Call Ed in DISHWASHER, good con­ NEW 83 DODGE ' ’ • (Cut out ond preiftillovom deoje* I .V Service. Low prices! dition, General Electric. All house and kitchen and ARIES K Manchester. 643-7259. 1! D Pearl & Son, 649 Main • privileges. Call 646-2747. The Connecticut Bank L Trust COLT 2-DOOR $25.00. Phone 649-2320. M k. fS$S027 Street. 643-2171. Co. ORDBR YOURS NOW SANTA AVAILABLE for One Constitution Plaza ROCKING CHAIR, ladder •5595 parties, fairs, homes, etc. G.E. WASHER, dryer, Hartford. CT 08115 *eeso Good with children, back style, good condition. 5 □ AUTOMOTIVE large refrigerator and $25.00. Call 646-1427. <3SSn reasonable rales. Reserve electric stove. Telephone OVER 200 VEHICLES AVAILABLE now. 649-5072 646-4962. FOR SALE 1978 Hummel Auto Porto For Solo 66 “Easy does it” is the WILUMANTIC bell, mint, in box. $75.00. way to describe placing a Painting-Papering 32 Articles tor Sale 41 ‘ FO UR UNMOUNTED Want Ad. Just call 643-2711 DATSUN-DODGE $ 9 0 0 — •**••••••••••••»••••••••• Call 646-.3716. TUBELESS white-walled O n .olSH phm World of WhMl* INTERIOR PAINTING, and we do the rest! Meadow St., Wllllmantlc TWO LR78-15 Goodrich 4 tires (1 set studded snow over ten years experience, '.i tires) and 1 rim, all 14”, 1647-9367 887-1522 423-4547 low rates'and senior citizen snow tires, steel belted t g o ^ condition, $125 or best eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee * (DIreettf beNnd CBT on Mstn at) discount. 643-9980. ■i ALUMINUM SHEETS radial, white walls, very ' reasonable offer. 649-9904 Autos lor Solo 61 Opun Ev08. *tli 8, Fri.-Sat. *tU 5 , [ $ 7 D 0 good condition. $75.00. 643 used as printing plates. .007 Z after 6 pm. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee INTERIOR-EXTERIOR thick. 2.3x 28‘'2" . 50q,,each, 6586 after,4 p.m. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee r— ------i,TX~Trr intii.' PAINTING - Wallpapering or 5 for $2.00, Phone 643- Z Autoo For Solo 61 and Drywall Installation. 2711. They MUST be picked PEERLESS SPACE Quality professional work. up before 11:00 a.m. only. Heater, natural gas, 20,000 r 1979.FORD GRANADA - 6 r $ 9 o o - « ^ j ■ Reasonable prices. Free BTU. $65.00. Evenings, 646- i cyl., automatic, alr- Estimates! Fully insured. DARK LOAM - 5 yards 6647. • conditioning, 27,000 miles. G.L. McHugh. 643-9321. delivered, $60. plus tax. ; Superb car! Many extras! Sand, Gravel, Stone & kenmore wringer > $4495. 644-2942.______INTERIOR AND Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. Washer, used only a few ! $ 7 D 0 - G . _ , EXTERIOR Painting, times. $99.00. or best offer. i 1978 CHEVETTE, four paper hanging, carpentry CONTEMPORARY arm Phone 649-7814. • speed, $2500. Excellent ‘ I------— — InTX-.iTTC .TO;— ------1 chair upholstered in red PULSAR work. Fully insured. J.P. •1 condition. Telephone 646- Lewis and Son, 649-9658. velvet, chrome legs, $150. 1929 ANTIQUE McKormic Deering four cylinder 1236. ______Brown vinyl recliner, $50. [ $ 7 0 0 PAINTING & PAPER tlontemporary black and power plant, 100 percent •{ 1969 MUSTANG - 3 speed. Hanging. Ceilings white fabric wall hanging complete. $75.00. Call 649- '■* Good running condition. repaired. References. Ful- 50" X 50". $25. 646-0479. 6785 after dark, ask for $1000. 295-97M after 5:00 ly insured. Quality work"! Bill. ; p.m. Get a check from Volkswagen of America when Martin Mattsson, evenings 649-4431. PAIR LIVING ROOM •. 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS - YOU buy one of these new 1982 mociels. Table lamps. $25.00 for the *.;> 53,000 miles. 350 engine. ^ A Volkswagen dividend coupon wQrks like any olheM.ni4-xin FRED LEE PAINTING - FULLY SEASONED pair. Telephone 646-4995. Firewood cut to length, Excellent ..running condi- When you come in to see us |ust bring it with you Interior and exterior. tion. $11^ 647-89M. We'll show you around E xpbin our new cars id gol you mli.' u t ty b ' Residential and commer­ split and delivered. $90. a SNOW BLOWER Toro, cial. Fully insured and cord. Call 649-1831 20” . $90.00. Telephone 646- a test drive Then after you moke your best deal on one (or mors) ol the new 98. anytime. ; 1975,B(5bCAT - Excellent dependable. 646-1653. ,3,323. * '' cOMitlon. Asking $2300. Volkswogens included in this offer, Volkswagen ol America will send you a t ht -t k " 643-7670. for the dmount on the dividend coupon. , , , ■ , QUEEN SIZE Waterbed, BARBIE DREAM HOUSE •' ’* ■ O r if you'd rather, we'll let you use the check lowortls youi dt'wn Building Contracting 33 all set up. Baffled mat­ with furniture - ideal tress. $125 or best offer. Christmas gift. Excellent : I960 DODGE DART - payment. , , 647-0191. -. Driven dally. As is, $400.00 But don't wait to cut it out. FARRAND condition. $50.00, Phone Z; or bMt oKer. 1-4^2135, 647-9028 after 6 p.m. Unlike our one-year limited warranty* with unlimited mileage these REMODELING - Cabinets, l ’-' Coventry. Roofing. Gutters, Room FOR SALE - Cheap! USED coupons ore only good lor o short time. Windows, Call 649-4210. BRAND NEW) Additions, Decks, all types LARGE LINEN 1968 VW - $350 or best And sorAeone might beat you to it. of Remodeling and tablecloth, 7’84’,«pbfg, 68” •flA ltokJilyon w^l»>lt•.^ C1f¥t.FkiitOrHH.9vHkV»ltOO|Hy»Sllvt**llW' sl>.)W....'m WOMAN’S CHOCOLATE wide. $50.00. 649-7517. * » offer. Call between 5 and 8 Repairs. FREE ?-• p.m., 649-6063.______Estimates. Fully insured. Brown cordory coat, wool SPORTS CAR! Nothing else is a Volkswagea Telephone 643-6017. lining, very warm. Prac­ COUCH - Colonial style, tically brand new, $60.00. 1987 VW - Rebuilt motor, print fabric, good condi­ excellent running condi- SKAPARAS HOME TelepHone 232-8528 after tion. Asking $50.00. Call tion. $450 or best oiler. AM Remodeling - all types ad­ 5:30 p.m. 643cl037. - 647-OWO; PM - 646-7470. ditions, interior and DaCormlor 13 " TRICYCLE -10” wheel exterior, repair work. Free ROLLER Skates, ladies in­ * ' FIAT 850 - 59,000 miles, estimates. Reasonable tricycle, 16 ” girls bi^cle door, size 7, very good con­ 1972. Runs good, n ^ s rates. q |ll Joe - 649-1733, with training wheels. (5ym dition. $10.00. Phone 646- clutch. A steal for $8601 t 8LLMD CeUNTT set. 646-1340. ,3599. 643-2573.______EXIT 95 OFF ROUTE 84 ROBERT E, JARVIS SEASONED HARDWOOD DATsilN 200SX snow tires, a s a s Building and Remodeling 1971 MUSTANG ConverU- 2 U Broad 8t., Manehaatar R O U T E 83, V E R N O N 649-2638 ' Specialist. Interior and - Cut to lehgth, split, 185/70 SR14 radial with ble, restoraWe condition. PRODUCT OF NISSAN Open to 8 pm exterior renovating, delivered, $90.00/cord. Cut, rims, used one season, Rebuilt automatic M16B residential and commer­ delivered, $75.00/cord. 228- $75.00, Phone 646-1780. transmission, Po.wM cial, additions, garages, 9101 ewenings. . steerliw, power b r u M , ^ roofing and siding, STORM DOOR, aluminum, V8, recent valve Job. Call kitchens, batlirooms, 18” TORO Power handle complete, 33 ‘A by 81 Vi, .848-MU after 6 p.m. replacement windows and snow blower, $75.00. hinge on left. $20.00. 649- doors. 643-6712. Telephone 649-4234.