S' 20 - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. Dec. « , 1«W) Iran deal nixed by White House iHaudirstrr Cloudy WASHINGTON (U P I)- The White Cloudy; occasional rain House has firmly rejected the latest lAAC A T U B D and snow showers tonight. Iranian demands on the American Details on Page 2. hostages and challenged Iranian authorities to prove the Americans are in good health by allowing observers to visit them. State Department officials pledge they wilt not abandon efforts to win the hostages’ release despite the latest setback and say they will try out "some ideas.” But they concede time is running out for the Carter ad­ America ready ministration to resoWe the problem. The White House rejection of Ira­ nian terms, which would amount to posting financial guarantees of $24 billion, echoed* the initial reaction by Secretary of State Edmund Muskie, who described them as for Christmas "unreasonable.” By United Prens International middle of a 55 mph road to look at the chic from the .Neiman-Marcus canine "Any action by the U.S. govern­ Christmas carolers in San Fran­ ment will be In full accordance with 1,050 lights covering a welded Santa, cosmetic counter. sr.MMiOa* cisco made the rounds in cable cars Secretary of Energy-designate James B. Long Island, N.Y., Monday, during the an­ the laws, the Constitution and the nine reindeer. Nativity scene, stars The store is selling "In, " a vitamin and an Illinois man’s sparkling house beauty product that promises to Edwards of South Carolina, right, jokes with nouncement of their appointments to the national honor,” White House r . « • • • » « « and ornate ironwork. was declared a traffic hazard. But "We had people who have been "keep Rover radiant and robust” Secretary of Housing and Urban Reagan cabinet. (UPI photo) spokesman Jody Powell said Mon­ 22.Ktf«ynKao» Christmas traditionalists shouldn’t day. eiNideWKuphi coming out here for years to see the At $12.50 a jar. "In" is definitely a Development-designate Samuel Pierce Jr. of despair. Santa is free to fly the lights calling up at II o’clock last gift for the pet who has everything. "In the president's view, com­ friendly skies. plying with Iran's counter proposals aB.HmnLwe*«h night wanting to know why they The Civil Aeronautics Board « 0 « y b M The holidays are more than weren’t on, " Moore said. "They were Tuesday granted unlimited allcargo would violate the law.” eggnog, tree trimming and Old St. Specifically, he said, the demand tr.fiumtt really up in arms." rights effective Christmas Eve for an • sa/WmOoleirww aAJOhnUtnbbrt Nicholas. air carrier that has been out of action the United States provide cash The Sangamon County sheriff II.MnOmm Once again, Americans have come for a year. Reagan’s cabinet guarantees would break U.S. law. He struck a deal with Moore — he could 30.JatntylM

j y M i ^ y Christmas As wt* t*nli*r the new dtxJcie, Northeast Ulilitk*s' (N U ) At the same time, we arc’ kxiking al t*nefgy ( ustoiTHfs are beiH'titing trom caretui planning dating alternative's, examining hos\ well Ihc’s w(xk, iht'ir t)a(k to the t^XiUs. Ihis planning has put in place a environnH*nlal impact, and whc*ther ftie\ lan save nKxk*m, t*llK»ent and reliable ulilit> system. OperalKMi ol customers nxiney We are invt*sligating coal lic)ueta( turn To the system has resulted in elettrk rates to (onsumers that ^id gasilication, fuel cells, soki waste, wind and are lh<‘ i‘nv\ ot pt*ople living outside of our service arc*a. waU'fiX)wc*r, as well as lc'chnok)gH*s that will piovi* out Nuclear power, in its commt*fcial inlancv in the Lite tCK the* k)ngt*f range was adoptc*d b\ NU in the* hJfiOs as the most W'hile some aspc*cls ot nur business hast* changcnl All c‘uNK>mkal and environnH'nlally sound techrK)log> tor dramatically over Ihe vears. our goals ha\e not V\e will our regkm. From New tngland's first nuc-lear plant which seek out t*vt*ry wav possihk* to save mone\ iind kts'p our lx‘gan producing poww in h)ljO, cuslomcH’s liave rale's as k>w as possibk*, whik- meeting all ttnironmenlal, benefited trom our invc'stmiiit in six operating niKlear fvalth aixi satc*t\ recjuirements We vmII lontinue tn ()lants producing powc*r at less tlvin lialt tlu* cost ol just provide accessibk* and c*f1tH.live cusionier scTvice, and in tht* oil that would otherwise have been lximt*d. improve exjr pc'rtormance Nc*arly everywhere, our lur c usli »mers nuc k*ar c ommitriKTil. di'sc*rve. Reducing cKjrdept*ndi*fHe on loreign oil lias been We cTiU’f Ihe l‘H)s with this pnoritv - to maintain a jfKf will ri‘nuin the most important concern of our secure t*nergy future lex the arc*a we serxi*. tor nui 2 organisation. The nuck*ar plants, providing more* than lull induslrx's, busim*sst*s and home's, .ind to assist our our cuslomtts’ ent'fgy needs, hi*lp protect thc‘m from tfie customc*rs in using c'ni'fgy wtst'K arxl I’flicienllv to save* pressures ol rapidly rising oil price's arxl interruptions or ’ nxxiey diskxalkjns in supply. On Ix’hall ot the im*n aixJ women m NU, 1 extend We will continue to rely cxi ncxlear powc‘r as cxir (Kir sincere* bc*S4 wishes tor a liappv liolxlav seastiii arxl IcKk lo fight inlldtkm aixl as the corrH'rslone ot our New Year oil-reductk>n program. Ihis year akxie, NU's nuck*ar units nx'ant rx>t having to use an t*slimatc*d 20 millHMi barrels of oil, saving cuslonx'rs mexe tlian $UX) millkm. TranslaU'd to tlH* n*sidc*nlial cuslomt*f using SOI) kikjwatl-lMXjrs per 4 month, the savings from Itu* nuc k*ar ccxitnbutKMi anxHinIC'd to more than 'W) in hibO cx atx)ul 20 pc*rcent of that customer's ek*ctric bill. We t'xpt*cl nuck*ar powc*r lo save c*ven more in Ihe lulure, To turthc’r rt*duce our oil dc*)x*ndt‘nce, we are reviewing the* teasibility ot rt*slonng hydrcx*ktlrK sill's * ^ivc thanks for the and cieveloping nt*w ones. We are also seeking stale h unelianj^in^ and cherished gowrnnx'nt approval arul creative linancial riuHlianisms HOLIDAY lo make possll>k‘ the* nMwt*rsk)n to coal of at k*ast eight Chairman arxJ Oik*! txeculive Olticer traditions of tlie holiday and your of CKX existing oil-lirc'd plants wilh the hojx* tfut, by the Northc'ast Ulililxs GREETINGS early ISMOs. we will have pared ck>wn cxif oil use as much everlasting friendshij). [Y ONE as possibk*. IL BE CLOSED ALL DAY DEC. 25, 1980 TO U n U T K S CAPITOL ii awiRN«4Ha»a-i>< EQUIPMENT CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS 38 MAIN 8T. 488 HARTFORD ROAD 6 4 3 -7 9 5 8 MANCHESTER ...... 043-8230 EVENING HERALD, Wed . Dec 24, HW - ' 6 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. M, IWO ‘ A i S^outh Oil spill clean-up WETHERSFIELD (UPl) - Clean-up dock where the spill occurred is used to Conway said the cold, dry, air allowed from Elizabeth. N.C. The 65-foot Coast Windsor crew* continued work today to conUin transfer fuel from barges to nearby the oil to evaporate more quickly, but Guard ice cutter Bollard arr:ved at the and clean up the mess from a 50,000 gallon storage tanks. added that if temperatures rose and the spill site from New Haven to help position oil and gasoline spill on the Connecticut Burton, who held a news conference ice melted, more oil would contaminate booms and prevent the fuel from flowing River. with Coast Guard personnel in a field opt- inlets such as the Wethersfield and downstream to marsh areas Keeney Coves and around Crow Point. Seniors back Hampered by frigid weather and chunks side the Mercury terminal, said the 10-to- The DEP has said •envirorrr.en'.al of ice on Uie frozen river, officials said 15 mile winding path of the oil slick was “At this particular point, nature is one damage would not be s«-\ere OKa-zse btvis center plans Tuesday they were unable to determine traced by air from Wethersfield Cove to of the most important allies we have," he have migrated and mos-. ■/ tV f j t ar/: how long it would Uke to clean up the spill south of Glastonbury. said. other water hfe woB’d t* SOUTH WINDSOR— A group of Uiat stretched over 15 miles of Uie river Much of the oil. he said, was soaked up Mercury Oil has said it would cover the lenior citizens supported the Capital because the fuel wa.i wir- The home heating oil and gasoline by ice floes on the river. Burton said about cost of the clean up, which Conway es­ face of the river Improvement's Committee’s leaked into Uie river over a six-hour 25,000 to 30.000 gallons was kept back by timated would be in the $50,000 range. The recommendation to spend $235,000 period Monday when pressure from ice barrier booms near the dock and sucked more than 20 Coast Guard and DEP per­ Burton said be Cj -: ■ Wer-ir-i from the town hall insurance fund on against an earthen supporting dock rup­ up by vacuum trucks from a private firm. sonnel deployed to the scene as advisers Oil would be f , '^ *.'? •.-.>* \~A f-. \-,r a community center Monday night. tured a pipeline at Mercury Oil Co, Other Robert Harrington, whose home in worked at no cost to the effort. negligence or a r. xtier .T.'a .i'.n The public hearing asked residents pipes cracked as the dock became Glastonbury looks out over the river, said Aiding the clean up effort were four It was ar. «•- t iz for suggestions for one and five year saturated. the odor from the spill early Tuesday was members of the Coast Guard's Atlantic happened ^e u : ti-.n -..-i.-ix capital improvement plans. "It’s quite a large magnitude of oil, ” "sickening." Strike team flown in by transport plane anybody c'x .d -/-A-r, -' nig»- •' ir-.-x/Ti The $235,000 comes from an in­ said Donald Burton, chief field inspector “I woke up this morning and it smelled surance settlement the town for the Department of Environmental like an oil tank outside," he said. received when the old Community Protection’s hazardous materials unit. Lt. Comdr. Michael Conway of the New Hall burned down about seven years The U.S, Coast Guard classified it as a London Coast Guard station said not much agd. "major spill.” could be done to clean the rainbow sheen Season's Greetings and The fund has sat accuring Interest Ninety percent of the fuel was No. 2 off the river because the spill had thinned since that time. home heating oil and the remainder from an initial two-to-four inch depth to a The need for the center was leaked from a pipe containing gas. The film. Best Wishes for the Bolton school production described by Leonard Gengras, the president of the Council on Aging, He Bolton Elementary School Grade 2 and 3 day night. All students in the two grades par­ told the committee that the Wapping New Year students are shown rehearsing for the ticipated in the program that was directed by community facility for seniors w w production "Santa and the Snowmobile" that Donna Gerrity, music teacher. (Herald photo cramped and that more space was they performed for parents and friends Mon­ by Pinto) needH. Til The Town Council is expected to meet with the CapiUl Improvements Committee and discuss its recommendations some time in Three-wheel vehicle January. Many attend Home for Christmas can’t be registered tour of homes Carmel Moore of 2229 Boston Turnpike, Coventry, prepares B> DONNA HOLLAND to take her son, Conor, born Sunday, home from Rockville SOUTH WINDSOR— About 400 General Hospital. The 10-pound, two-ounce baby boy, son of lliTalil Kc|iorl - Coventry is one of a dozen towns that when fire gutted the inside of his cottage home on has been chosen to participate in a new program that will CHRISTMAS! '^isumsMmsMsessattmmmsiutasaimmmmmdt Hitchcock Lake off East Street, authorities said. help the town consolidate and develop its historical Several firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation resources and one receiv^ minor bums to the face while battling ' N ' s ' ' Sondra Astor Stave, director of the University ol the (ire reported at 4:22 a m., authorities said Connectii ut Footsteps of History program, said the new TO ALL! ■ i.' program is designed to assist the communities in developing their historical resources through town FROMALLOFUSAT I At CMltni Com'* iMdktg OpOettn* /»\ ha ve a I* 3 ! « r ; - ? ! 3 s libraries by employing courses in local and oral history Ttt Haki *1 111 M m *L UM* 'w i . 'V '- I and a supervised research program The planning portion of the proposal is funded at the OSTRINSKY’S UConn library through a grant from the National Endow­ M ElAPPf A l tlic spcvial time ol C llri^tln.l^. ment for the Humanities Future funding will be when goodwill aiul cheer are fell ■H HR W KH W WW * * * * * * * * * 2 2 neces.sary for the implementation phase of the project s Ksthy says: throughout the land we are es- If funded,, the program will begin in four towns in jounayjojnDaifcji peeially grateful lo all those who September' and in the remaining eight towns in IfiHRlSTMAS have made our good fortune pos­ September, 1982 We'd like to say thanks to our | Besides Coventry, the towns involved include South sible. We pray that all of us mav Windsor, \shford, Columbia. Ellington, Mansfield, Plain- friends at this time, and to wish 8 find the strength to renew our field ’ Pomfret. Scotland, Somers, Thompson and Union. and all the great joys spirit, and to overcome whatever one the uncertain future mav present Christmas! ,\ Very Merry Christmas from allot HI6HIAND PARK MARKET 'Til Aa Saaiaa (a k 9dtfl Hm’t Hiikai pa fk kifUut. us at Watkins. Oe$t mi$lK$ 7 o our fine friends and The scent of pine N tfPY HOLIDAY WUei w»w la a# w* bpt aai Sab the spirit of love patrons— an abundance of may all things that 6REETIH6S Yuletime cheer, it has KW kiaifiM. TlwA pa kk pM tmdUmd ufpssL mean Christmas joy be yours this sea­ been a pleasure being able m OF MANCHESTER son To all our good to serve you. Our thanks. friends, "thanks" Ctossd Thundif, Christmas Day MANCHESTER mwnuMiTKn • 7 H g m a CUSTONIURYS^kFUKf o r ELLIR6T0N MmVir.u DIROSA r s o D u c r CLEANERS A SHIRT LAUNOERER FOR Lift the Latch Gift Shop KRAUSE FLORIST PEROITS Itfu n n . UM IKITa • MI4IM & GREENHOUSES WILLIR8T0N StffH. EAST HARTFORD A MANCHESTER ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC 440 Oakland St. Manchester, Ct. 621 HARTFORD HP.______643-9859 S - SVK^LV. HKR,UX>. »Wl ■ Dtc M, IWO EVENING HERALD. Wed , Dec 24. I98U •> The holiday blues; other side of Christmas time for January ao that you can resolution.” Scientist’s tidings: Shroud image not forgery WASHINGTON (UPI) - There is head of psychiatry at the University demands on yourself. "Be patient and reach out," he avoid the post-holiday letdown." Lowe says the key to preventing another side to the joy and festivity of Arizona. —"You may have more fun eating says. "You can help by listening and Pellicori said scientists still do not Palestine, and baking the cloth at Pellicori, who directed McCrone, not a member ol tne nirm the shroud from France 402 years Bulette says if you know someone depression is anticipation. He says it By F'rrdrrirk M. Winship of the Christmas season — the Levenson says that although many and drinking less than you have in trring to understand the person’s dis­ have a detailed understanding of the high temperatures to reproduce photomiscroscopic examination of team, has reported that he detected ago. who is depressed at Giristmas, don't UPI Senior F^ditor people become depressed or blue years past. Remember that getting tress. Mild depressions are self- is important to anticipate difficult mechanism by which the image was quickly the effects of slow extended the shroud in Turin following public tee presence of a red pigment and Unverified accounts indicate that proverbial "holiday blues." reject that person for ruining your A member of the team of For some the holiday period is a during the holiday season, even more bloated with excess food and drink limiting and such positive situations and plan in advance how to transferred to the linen sheet in thrw aging. display of Christianity’s most binder on fibrils of the shroud the shroud was brought to France fun. American scientists who began an in­ from Constantinople, where at least time of loneliness, depression and repond to the stresses and anxiety by does not always make one happier experiences speed up the deal with them. dimensional contouring. But he said "This strongly suggests that sub­ revered relic, also made these dis­ removed by adhesive tape. vestigation of the Holy Shroud of the head portion had been displayed, sadness. experiencing a post-holiday let down and can contribute to the holiday it was generally agreed that it was stances on the body enclosed in the closures about the scientists’ fin­ "For now,” Pellicori concluded, Turin in 1978 stated categorically by a French crusader. Textile "Their sad feelings become inten­ after New 'Vear's Day. blues. caused by accelerated structural shroud — either burial ointments or dings: "we know that the shroud was not a today that the image of a crucified —Blood from the lance wound on product of human chicanery. But was experts say the linen is a type and sified when they are contrasted to Working women are especially —"Kids and adults like to believe man on its surface is not a forgery degeneration of cellulose fibrils in perspiration or skin secretions — the joy exhibited by others." says Dr. prone to post-holiday depression, ac­ in Santa Claus. Rut try to take the the linen threads of the sheet. The transfigured the cloth through direct the Image's right front side had tee it tee actual burial cloth of Christ? weave common to the Middle East in but was caused by contact with a usual brownish background coloring Our research has not been able to th e first century A.D. and John Bulette, associate professor of cording to Dr. Michael R. Lowe, an focus off gift-giving as necessarily human body. degeneration resulted from "natural, contact," Pellicori wrote. "Yet psychiatry at the Medical College of assistant professor of clinical psy­ the most important event of the chemically induced molecular despite supporting findings by of blood oxidized by age, but there prove teat weighty conclusion, nor microscopic study of pollens found In one of the first reports on fin­ also were exceptionally reddish par­ imbedded in the shroud proved that Pennsylvania. chology at Rutgers University. He holidays. Many adults have an changes in the material.” organic chemists on the image perhaps will science ever be able to dings of the Shroud of Turin ticles caught in the linen fibrils that some were from plants unique to He says the end of the year also is says this is particularly the case if idealiz^ memory of Christmas when "To us, the idea that the image was chemistry, not all scientists agree say. But a t the same time, some of Research FToject, physicist Samuel "is starlingly reminiscent of recent Palestine. time of summing up. a tie of confron­ they have been expected to carry the they were kids which is difficult to transferred directly onto the cloth by with our hypothesized mechanism of the most exhaustive research ever Pellicori said that the incomplete One of the most Intriguing aspects brunt of the planning of activities, recreate. skin contact remains the most plausi­ image transfer from body to cloth, ' blood. conducted on any relic, object of art, ting for the first time feelings about study begun with inspection of the of the image on the shroud are the losses, trauma or unpleasant meals and family gatherings on top —"Set your priorities for the ble theory,” Pellicori said. "For "On-going laboratory simulations —Visual observation of the heel or archaeological artifact in no way shroud by 25 scientists in Turin, Ita­ small wounds on the cap of the head experiences. of going to work every day. holidays and try to plan leisure time now, we do know that the blood (from might some day aid in our understan­ area of the image at 500 times has eliminated that possibility. " ly, showed no indication of any ar­ magnification revealed the presence The Shroud. of Turin Research such as would be made by thorns In "Even if you don't become The National Mental Health to give yourself a deserved rest tificial coating or paint pigments on the crucified man's wounds) had to ding,” he said. depressed, you may have other stress Association has some suggestions to between activities and seeing be transferred to the shroud by direct In noting that blood on the shroud of very fine yellowish partcles FToject is headed by John Jackson all records of crucifixion that have the shroud which is regarded by come down from Roman times, reactions such as headaches, help people avoid some of the relative and friends. This will help contact, and not by some mysterious had to be transferred by direct con­ suggesting dirt such as might have and Eric Jumper of the U.S. Military many Christians as the burial sheet Christ's crucifixion is the only one drinking too much, eating too much, stresses of the holidays: avoid a possible holiday 'burnout' due tact, Pellicori said the remarkably been picked up by walking. Academy, Denver. It was invited to of Jesus. burst of energy." known to have included torture with difficulty sleeping or just a —"Don't develop great expec­ to stress. The scientist, a staff member ol fine detailing of the blood marks —The team detected no pigment or test the shroud by Roman Catholic "The shroud is not the product of a custodians'of the relic and ex-King a crown of thorns generalized feeling of tension and tations and do not make excessive —"Plan something nice ahead of the Santa Barbara (Calif.) Research from the scourge wounds revealed by pigment binders of any kind and such clever medieval artist," Pellicori slight traces of iron oxide which Humberto II of Italy, the shroud's A research position summary and anxiety." says Dr Alan Levenson. said in a soon-to-be-published article Center, said he had produced an im­ ultraviolet fluorescent photographs age on linen in the laboratory by would be impossible to obtain by any would be in reddish pigment that it owner. The investigation was carried final report of the Shroud of Turin in Archaeology magazine which he Research Project team will be applying oils, sweat and olive oil. other means than direct contact was invisible to the naked eye. out at the Cathedral of Turin, to wrote with his photographer- nuhlished in the near futi’-e Micro-chip mating HORSE A RIDER used as burial oil in ancient between body and linen. Chicago photomicroscopist Walter which Humberto's ancestors brought MAPLEWILD TACK ROOM, assistant. Mark S. Evans. Rossi Caruso Jumping Saddle $139.95. Rubber Boots $15.75. BEAUTIFUL Hunt Caps $14.95. Many other DOLL CLOTHES gift items and stocking BEAUTIFUL BARBIE DOLL Beep- beep, it’s love DRESSES 70$. Bridesmaid's stuffers at unbeatable prices' Outfit $1.50. Complete Wed- Hours. Tues.-Sat. 10-6 p.m., dli.g Outfit, n so . Pajamas MILWAUKEE (UPII - Carlisle Dickson hopes his gadget will just push the button, the numbers go Thurs til 9 p.m , Sunday 12-5 60$. 6434452. CHRISTMAS SIFT GUIDE Dickson and his buddies were sitting bridge that gap and allow eligibles to back down to zero and you've kissed p.m. 649-5550. FOR BEST SELECTION around a restaurant table lamenting meet off the meeting," he said. their love lives when he came up with PETS A SUPPLIES RENTAL NEEDS It will work like this: the lonely Dickson does not yet have a TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES the idea of the Love Bug — the com­ guy buys a Love Bug. which will working model of his invention. YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! puterized society's answer to Cupid MANCHESTER PET probably look very much like a He says it would sell for about $50. CENTER, 687 Main St., 649- Call us for Party Needs - "None of us liked the singles' bar wristwatch. He also buys a computer a price he does not consider high, 4273 The place to buy your Tables, Chairs, China, Glassware etc. 643-2486. scene, so we talked about it. " chip on which he programs his own compared with the price of some toys pets and supplies, where the Dickson said of the bull session at a characteristics and traits and those or other matchmaking systems. price is r i^ t and the per­ sonalized service peat! Hours FItUIT BASKETS restaurant outside Albany, N.Y., of his ideal mate. "Consider the cost of computer during the early 1970s Monday thru Fridav 9-9 pm, Next he walks into a party, onto a dating services — $50. $100. some Saturday til 6 p.m Sunday 1-5 FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - "One thing led to another and 1 bus or into a church meeting and even cost $500." Dickson said. p.m Order early. Also, Wicker came up with the idea of the Love turns on the gadget. If there is a Items. Pero Fruit Stand, 276 Marketing surveys will deterinine CUSTOM MADE Bug woman with a Love Bug in the room Oakland Street, 6434384. what bits of personal information CLOTHINt; Micro-chip mating is still just an who fits the traits of his ideal will be programmable on the chips. M A RINELLI AND FRUIT BASKETS, Flower idea, but Dick.son has a United States woman, he begins to get a And saturation marketing will be es­ COMPANY ORIGINALS patent Others are pending in ARRANGEMEN'fs. centcr- number-reading from his unit. sential CUSTOM MADE or Australia and Canada, and he insists gieca for y o v holiday needs. As the two get closer and closer the "Clearly if there are only 10 in the DESIGNED CLOTHING, and Ktnra'a Flowers, Inc^ 146 he will have his gadget on the market ALTERATIONS Jor every oc­ numbers on their bugs rise, starting city of Milwaukee, you're never Ain'^trA, iflam^ter. fS- by Christmas 1981 casion, for Everybody! 210 at I then to 2. 3. 4. and finally when going to meet someone." he said. 8«5, ______In our .American society we don't Pine St 643-9672 ______they are only feet apart — 10 Dickson is associate director of the have very good ways of signaling MOPEDS Although the units could locate two criminal justice training center for people we'd like to say hello.' TV'S—STEREOS YAMAHA MOPED. The Ideal people who are similar. Dickson the University of Wisconsin- Dickson said. SHOP AL SIEFFERT'S Gift! $589.00 Help SanU heat said, all matches may not be Extension and a part-time APPUANCES, 445 HarUord the gas crunch at Seymour "If you see someone in a grocery desirable So he put a fail-safe Presbyterian minister He said he Road. Manchester 647-9997. Motorsports, 681 Main St., store and you want to say. hello,' you mechanism in he design knows little about business or Super Santa Sale! TVs. Mancbnter. 6434214. just don't approach them Generally stereos, washers, dryers, "If for example. I'm approaching marketing and hopes to license the people have learned to protect the refrigerators, freezers, much you and see you are my ex-wife, 1 im­ Love Bug more BASKETS A WICKER other person's space " mediately push my decoy button You He said he has developed nine THE WICKER COTTAGE other applications for the device, all (:o i.i,E(;t ib l e .s, Specializing in Baskets, outside the realm of Eros. HAM) MADES Wicker Furniture and wall 257o OFF STORE WIDE! New hangings. Route 83, Vernon. It can be used to find undercover Youth to visit patients it Old Collectibles. Hand 646-6219. Mon^y -Saturday GOLD^ SILVER police officers, locate firemen in bur­ Made Gifts 133 Spruce Street, 10-5. Sunday 1-5 ning buildings, warn airplanes of im­ HARTOFRD — Thirty-eight of Fharmacy. Information Desk and corner of Birch Street. minent collisions, locate wondering • tliu l«|i • Imhi • CMS volunteers from United Synagogue Emergency Room from 8 30 a m to DINING patients in nursing homes., locate lost A COMPLETE SELECTION HOUSE OF CHUNG. Polyne­ • lv|«i|lb(WWI«)R Youth Chapter of Beth Hillel 3 p m OF HAND MADE ITEMS, According to Margaret Servick, children or pets and signal [wiice a sian and Chinese Spedalties. • UStthiiSihs Synagogue in Bloomfield will spend Including. Collars, Vests. Cocktails served. Complete f/ director of volunteers, the presence crime has Just been committed.. Pillows, and Afgans are Christmas Day helping staff and Dickson, 40, no longer has any per­ takeout service. Open 7 days. TOP PRICES PAIDII visiting patients at Saint Francis of this group on Christmas Day available at THE VILLAGE 363 Broad Street, Manchester. sonal use for his invention. Just last CHARM YARN BARN. 131 6484958. * * * 104. bonus on citss rhiBi with this id * * * Hospital and Medical Center. Hart means a lightened work load for staff Spruce St 649-9699 members and a well-deserved day off year he remarried. But he hopes he ford This is the third year in succes can help singles avoid some of the / Sion that these young volunteers have for regularly scheduled volunteers SWEETS FOR $20 to hassles he went through before fin­ CHRISTMAS $25 to offered their time and services on "Perhaps most importantly, the MUSICAL $00 ding someone he could love. INSTRl'MENTS CARVEL ICE CREAM. 811 $100 this special day volunteers' enthusiasm and SEBASTIAN'S MUSIC HAS Main Street. Manchester. 1227 SPECIAL W brightness brings an extra special Tm interested in getting people CHRISTMAS PRICES PHONE 643-4639 The 21 men and 17 women will together," he said EVERYTHING FOR A Burnside Ave., East Hartford. 110 PINeST . MANCHESTER assist Saint Francis staff on various something' to the patients who are MUSICAL CHRISTMAS! We can handle all your ice cornfrotMTEO RD ANDPINEST H O URS 9-5 hospitalized on Christmas. Mrs Guitars. Accessories, Band in­ cream needs for Christmas. 'tm a nursing units and in the departments Servick said struments and a staff of music Manchester, 646-5999. East professionals to help Hartford. 5284751 choose Route 83, Vernon. Giv* AoMTun 8 lowor3$* 8002 PO T POURRI Red Cross aids Italy Antifreeze danger THE KNOTT PLACE, 55 OAK G in CERTIFICATE STREET. Specializing In CAPITOL HARTFORD - Italian authorities and recreative services Relief ef­ THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A .Macrame "Tables, Plant Northeastern Connecticut Hangers, Crochetting, Quilts, EQUIPMENT report that casualty figures fur the forts are being concentrated on the GIFT CEB"nFICATE for a Kmmmmmmmmmmmmta' Veterinary Association reminds pet Subscription to The Stuffed Animals and all your 38 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER J Nov 23 earthquake now stands at 3.- mountainous areas, where day-time owners that ethylene glycol an­ Christmas needs! 643-0480. Manchester Herald. "A Fami­ 643-7958 I LAST 3 114 dead, 1,575 missing and 7.671 in­ temperatures are now below zero. tifreeze compounds are extremely ly Newspaper Since 1881" fg a w i jured According to the American More than 30 million has been poisonous to dogs and cats. Please call the Circulation FLORISTS fDAYSI Red Cross, approximately 300,000 raised by Red Cross Societies The Furthermore, antifreeze has a Department at 647-9946 CHRISTMAS people are homeless Greater Hartford Chapter of sweetish taste that animals find to ARRANGEMENTS. Park Hill ! STEREO GIFT CERTIFICATE Give The Italian Red Cross is beginning American Red Cross is accepting their liking Drinking antifreeze Joyce Flower Shop: FTD. One To The Person You Love Fruit Baskets. Christmas longterm recovery efforts in 25 areas contributions for the disaster relief. results in death from kidney failure. From Lords And Ladies hit hardest by the quake Parties. Flowering Plants. i S9 3 ROO . a I Contributions should be noted If you think your pet .may have drunk Unisex Salon, Colony Shop, Call 6484791. ~ AT S More than 30 social assistance Italian Relief Fund" and can be antifrwze, contact your veterinarian 944 Sullivan Ave . South Wind­ renters have been set up by Red sor 644-2435 sent to American Red Cross, Greater immediately The earlier the treat­ PENTLAND FLORIST, CAKE Cross to help the young and the elder- Hartford Chapter. 209 Farmington FLORAL YOUR HOUDAY ment is begun, the better the IMPORTED GIFTS Iv with health social, educational Ave Farmington, (T 06032 likelihood of saving the pet. NEEDS! 24 Birch St. 6434247. lee Flo for Special FINNISH ESTONIAN "Pleasing You Is Our PEARL & S O N IMPORTS and Handicrafts. Pleasure!" Blankets, famous design glass Holiday Cakes* ()F»> M AIN S I . 'I VM III " I I II Menus. and other distinctive gifts 44 Stony Road. Bolton M9-8080 WOOD CUTTING fo r a special gift for a special person. SUPPLIES milk, coffee or tea putts, cole Slaw, apricots, Elderly Tuesday Veal par- VANITY CAR PLATES D.R. BUNCE $■ COMPANY, migiani. buttered elbow Thursday New Year's rye bread, margarine, PERSONAL CAR PLATES 210 Pine St. 6434872. SuppUes, •Menus which will be macaroni, collard greens, Day — closed sitim milk, coffee or tea. Make Ideal Gifts. Featuring Woodcuttlu and Forestry 'Rockvilla served Dec ‘29-Jan 2 at applesauce, butterscotch Friday Baked breaded The menu is subject to Organization Emblems. Products. Ales and service 875-3252 Mayfair and Westhill fish, tartar sauce, potato change MANCHESTER RUBBER for CHAINSAWS, SAFETY ’'F/rsr For Svrfthing Sines flM ” pudding. Italian bread, STAMP. 20 Birch St. 649-4489. EQUIPMENT, Gardens to Manchester margarine skim milk, Visa and Master Charge. ACCESSORIES I. residents 60 or older, are coffee or tea WOODSPUTTERS. as follows Wednesday Tomato TYPEWRITERS Monday Heel stew, soup, cabbage patch stew, YALE TYPEWRITER BICYCLES *39.95 boiled potatoes, tossed mashed potatoes, carrot SERVICE TYPEWRITERS salad, dressing, peach and raisin salad, spice cake REBUILT, PORTABLE BICYCLES AND CAMPING HeluiiK I u 1 Ik' EQUIPMENT. 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MANCHESTER - In a joint meeting Tuesday Manchester and Qlaatonbury offldalt agreed to New York firm buys propoied legtilatlon giving Mancheiter atieum ent power over 250 Olaitonbury water cuatomeri. Jay Ollet, director of public works, most Parkade shops uid no formal action wai taken at the meeting, but there was a MA.NCIIESTER— Nearly all of acres in the Parkade at the last Parkade Lanes, and the Connecticut “ general conieniui” that the Parkade shops, in the area filing. JM B is a national developer of Bank and Trust. Mancheiter ihould aiieii the stretching from Sears to Food Mart, shopping centers and malls. Cutaia said there were no plans for Glastonbury cuitomeri for the cost have been purchased by Broadmanor Last week JM B spokesmen denied structural changes or major of planned water Improvements. Associates. any knowledge of movement in renovations at the shopping center. Manchester'! Board of Directors The New York based firm Parkade ownership. But Broadjnanor representatives has approved the proposed leglala- purchased the property from JM B In­ Another portion of the Parkade is would be meeting soon with tlon, to be submitted by state come Properties for about $10 owned, according to a town assessor, merchants to discuss the takeover. ledslators from Manchester and million. Anthony Cutaia, general by firms and partnerships headed by Cutaia said improvements, such as ;; Glastonbury. The meeting was to partner of Broadmanor, said the Neil Ellis, of First Hartford Corp. general repair and cleaning, would ;^claiify and explain the legislation. purchase includes 26 acres and 400,- The assessor estimated Ellis' be started at the area's first shopping ..-Giles said the exact wording of the 000 square feet of building space. He holdings at about 1.8 acres. Ellis said mall. jilblll was not discussed, but the two said 41 tenants were involved. last week he had no plans to sell any The purchase was a good invest­ trsides agreed It should be submitted. According to a spokesman in the Parkade properly. ment ((lutaia said, but added there Buffet ^ The bill would give Manchester the Manchester assessing office, JMB, a Broadmanor's purchase includes were no other plans to purchase -w power to assess the Glastonbury limited partnership, owned about 24 the UA Theater, the Brunswick more Parkade property. G cup flour. G cup butter or margarine German Holiday Bread May we all this Christmas llinu 1 cup dry sherry Chickezi stock, as needed V residents for water system im- 7 ounces diced celery stalk 4 cups chicken broth 1 teaspoon salt (Brolxopfe) ! benefit from the Anglo-Saxon toast. Boil sugar, cinnamon sticks and 3 1 pound 4 ounces flour Tprovements which are part of ‘j 10 ounces diced onions IG cups milk V4 teaspoon ground black pepper Wass Hael. "be whole." "be w ell" lemon slices in cup water for 5 1 teaspoon salt i-Manchester’s $20 million improve- G loaf dry. leftover, white bread, G cup dry white wine 1 cup all-purpose flour And. following the toast from the minutes and strain IG ounces dry yeast ~ment project. soaked in 3 cups water 1 teaspoon salt 4 eggs wassail bowl, may we enjoy the food Heat but do not boil the remaining 1 ounce sugar Giles stressed the proposed legisla- Fitness hig concern 2 8-10 pound ready-to-cook goose Vj teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce G cup fresh grated Parmesan 1 and drink in America that reflects ingredients. G cup milk wtion may not be used, as Manchester Combine with syrup, garnish with Goose or chicken fat V4 teaspoon dried leaf tarragon cheese MANCHESTER— Physical dustries having few employees, ple think of that and physical fitness ' the influence of those from other G cup milk .l^officials are still debating whether or First-class im pression lemon slices, and serve hot. This 1 cup hot water Chopped parsley G cup shredded Swiss cheese fitness is the number one health con­ because these firms would be least as the same thing. " Ms. Pitts said ' countries who share their holiday 1G ounces butter ~not to continue serving the Glaston- kitchen tested recipe makes 20 ser­ 2 teaspoons cornstarch In large kettle melt butter over cern of area businesses, according to likely to have a' well-developed Another option was hazardous ! customs with us Mix mustard with warm water; let G egg ^bury residents. Five-year-old Scott D. Campbell of Bethel tries to make a vings. Salt and black pepper to taste medium heat, add onion and cook un­ preliminary results of a town Health employee health program. waste safety and '■onlrol, which, with This Christmas, set an inter- stand for 10 minutes for flavor to Heat G cup milk to lukewarm and w II Manchester did not serve the first-class impression wielding one of 29 special rubber stamps Kggnug Watercress or parsley til tender. Add mushrooms and cook Department survey. One questionnaire sought informa­ the Love Canal controversy and area I national buffet. Pick and choose develop. In a medium saucepan, combine with yeast and set aside fori I 7 ‘Glastonbury residents they would used to cancel holiday mail at the post office in Bethlehem, 12 eggs, separated Method for Stuffing; 10 minutes. Blend in flour; stir in Twenty-five businesses that par­ tion about the size and type of opposition to hazardous waste sites, i from foods sampled on trips, or from bring cold water and butter to boiling 10 to 15 minutes. Meanwhile, heat| | vjtrobably become part of the Conn. (UPI photo) Using a pointed sharp knife, slit the chicken broth, milk and wine. Stir ticipated in the 1980 Manchester business, as well as present health officials thought would generate I those of another nationality in your 1 cup sugar point. Stir in mustard, salt, black anoth^ G cup of milk to lukewarmw [([^Metropolitan District Commission. 1 cup bourbon shells of chestnuts on the convex over medium heat until mixture Product Show cited this as their top and safety programs. Of the 40 com­ more interest j area pepper and flour, all at once. Cook and combine with butter. : Town officials readied the bill to go 4 thickens and comes to a boll. Add panies which answered it, primarily "That's the importance of asking J Visitors to Colonial Williamsburg 1 cup cognac side Place in a saucepan, cover with !^’forward with the improvements if health priority. remaining ingredients and simmer and stir over low heat for 1 minute. Sieve flour into a mound and makej representing wholesale, retail and What we thought would be an issue is 2? will savor, lor example, the special 'X teaspoon salt water, and bring to boiling point. j^the town decided to continue service. Smoking cessation and stress uncovered 20 minutes. Garnish with Place mixture in the large bowl of an depression in the middle. Place all service industries, over two-thirds < wassail and eggnog recipes featured 3 Hints whipping cream Remove pan from heat (do not drain [[jThe bill was proposed to meet the management were topics receiving not necessarily an issue here and chopped parsley. electric mixer. Add eggs, one at a ingredients in the depression, except X here and served in that restoration Nutmeg off water 1. remove chestnuts one at a the next highest interest rating. had less than 25 employees. Three- now." Ms. Pitts said. 6 time, beating well after each addi­ the beaten egg, and blend well until ■"Jan. 22 deadline for bill submission Glastonbury Beat egg yolks with sugar until time from the water, and peel off This kitchen-tested recipe makes "These top three choices may change fourths had no structured employee The health department is hoping ^ village's tavern Christmas there is tion. Beat until mixture is smooth. dough is smooth. Beat several times -•for the next year’s General Assembly thick Slowly add bourbon and shells and inner skins while nuts are servings. as more businesses express an in­ health service program. businesses which didn't participate $ very much in the style of the English Beat in cheeses. Drop mixture by the on the table until air pockets develop, j ^f^session. cognac Chill several hours. hot Cook in chicken stock to cover G KoHolli-SillisHlalli terest in having health promotion The second questionnaire, to be in the product show will volunteer to jJ settlers teaspoonful into deep fat preheated Then place in a bowl and set in a [ f If the town decided to serve the Whip- egg whites with salt until hour .or only until they are barely (Herring Salad) programs at the worksite,” Holladay filled out by an executive member of be surveyed on their health concerns. t Moving further south, though, we to 350 degrees. Fry for about 3 warm place (85 degrees) until the ^customers and improve that portion stiff Whip cream and add both to egg tender Drain chestnuts, cut coarsely I medium-sized salted herring or Pitts, epidemiologist and health the organization, asked which of ten By mid-February, Ms. Pitts said w discover some special international minutes or until golden. Drain on dough rises to twice its size. Work ■^f the water system, the old wooden and combine with the stuffing. salted salmon educator with the town, said. possible programs would interest it. all surveys should be distributed, and precipes created lor Americans by yolk mixture. over and form into desired shape.' '^water mains would be replaced with IG cups cooked, diced beets paper towels. Serve immediately or While choices included alcohol, at the end of that month final results 2/ Walter Meyer, executive chef in food Chill 1 hour Sprinkle with nutmeg Saute onions, celery and sausage *new , and the water will be filtered Ms. Pitts surveyed the businesses I cup cooked, diced carrots keep warm in a preheated 250-degree Brush with beaten egg and bake in' administration at Walt Disney (Note: For thinner eggnog, pour 1 lightly and. before removing from Fund records because the town department has nutrition and weight control, and of businesses health interests may be 'Xand treated. The water is unfiltered oven for up to I hour or until ready to preheated 350-degree oven for 40-45i cup of milk in with egg yolks i fire, add the 3 spices Set aside to 1 cup boiled, diced potatoes made health promotion at work one high blood pressure information, the available. World. Lake Buena Vista. Fla serve. Or. they may be fried, frozen minutes. This kitchen-tested recipe' ^presently, but is treated. This kitchen-tested recipe makes cool When cool, combine the chest­ 1 cup cooked, diced ham of the top priorities for the current physical fitness option garnered the Further information is available - A Swiss. Meyer honed his skills in and reheated just before serving in a makes 8 to 10 servings. g ^ Giles estimated that portion of the 40 servings nuts. white bread and cognac, and 2 dill pickles, diced fiscal year. most responses. from Ms Pitts at the heajth depart­ St Moritz. Geneva. Paris. London. preheated 450^egree oven for 8 to 10 Cranbrrry Pudding X X$20 million project at $1.8 million, Flaming SlruHlxTrv Mam work over well 2 tart apples, diced During the product show, a special “Strangely enough, nutrition and ment between 8:30 am * and 4:30 Florence. Stockholm and Oslo. Those minutes or until hot. This kitchen- (KarpaolkllMcIi) < t i Senator-elect Carl Zinsser. R- in good shape 2 hard-cooked eggs, diced weight control didn't get much in­ visiting Disney World this holiday­ 1 (5-pound I canned ready-to-eat Stuff into the body and crop [[Manchester, requested the joint effort was made to contact small p.m. at 647-3172. White pepper tested recipe makes about 4 dozen 4 cups of cranberry juice or drink \ | terest, hut maybe that's because peo­ time may sample his French Roast ham cavities of the goose. Close openings G cup raw sugar or honey to' > ^meeting to explain the project. businesses and cottagetype in- DRESSING: beignets. GLASTONBURY - The each other and end of the year Goo.se with Chestnut Stuffing. Ger­ 1 cup sliced strawberries with skewers and lace tightly with ^Glastonbury's state Rep. Antonina G cup heavy cream, whipped taste, if unsweetened juice is u ^ <> examination of the financial state­ adjustments need to be made on both man Holiday Bread or the exotic 6 tablespoons orange liqueur lor twine Truss Rub body of goose with ^Parker and General Manager 1G tablespoon sugar Oystrm Mombasa G cup potato starch \ 1 ment of Glastonbury by Blum, sets to balance them. Oysters Mombasa from Africa's concentrated orange juice' goose fat or chicken fat Place goose '[[Richard Borden attended the G teaspoon salt (KasI Coast of Blark Africa) G cup cold water ; J Shapiro it Co., showed that the town Blum. Shapiro & Co. also asked the East Coast ‘ 4 cup light corn syrup on a rack in a large baking pan. Pour 2 32 medium-size oysters Put juice and sugar, if used, into a i ; ([meeting, which also included Giles, is continuing to make good im­ town, including the Board of Educa­ Potato rounds, mushroom soup and Score ham and bake according to I cup hot water into pan. tablespoons vinegar 1 (Bluepoints) saucepan, and heat, but do not let! • "and Manchester General Manager provements in its accounting tion. to establish a general fixed California salad bowl are typically package directions In small Roast in pre-heated 325-degree teaspoon prepared mustard G cup melted butter boil Mix potato starch with the cold’ ^Robert Weiss. methods. assets group of accounts, saying that saucepan, stir together strawberries. oven 3G to 4 hours or until goose is 1-2 teaspoon beet juice for coloring 80s-American, but the ingr^ients 4 cloves garlic, very finely minced water to make a smooth paste, and< [ « Giles said Zinsser and Mrs.Parker Richard Borden, Town Manager, this was an important general ac­ 2 tablespoons of the orange liqueur tender and browned, adding more Wash herring drain; cover with come from land settled and tilled by 1 cup Chablis wine pour it slowly into the juice, stirrin g*' “ will now prepare the bill for the said, he was very pleased with the counting procedure. and corn syrup During last half-hour water to the pan as it evaporates cold water and let soak overnight. (german. Russian. Swedish. Italian. 4 tablespoons chopped parsely well with a wire whisk. Simmer until' ’ j General Assembly consideration. report. "It shows we are financially Borden felt these problems would of baking, spoon glaze over ham Siphon off the fat that accumulates in Drain fish; remove head, tail, skin Chinese and Japanese immigrants 1 teaspoon salt the pudding thickens and becomes, | ' Zinsser could not be reached for com- healthy," he said. "And we’ve made be taken care of when the new com­ Remove from oven Slice If desired the pan and filet. Cut filets into bite-sized These are set side-by-side with Fin­ 1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper transparent. 1 [ [^ment Tuesday. a lot of progress.” puter system is installed. just before serving, heat remaining 4 Transfer goose to a warmed pieces. Third man faces charge nish favorites, such as Herring Salad In addition, the accounting firm Mix fish with beets, carrots, 2 drops Tabasco Remove from heat, sprinkle with ‘ > Ted Ellis, director of Ad­ I Jand Cranberry Pudding tablespoons liqueur until vapors rise platter Keep warm Blend cor­ asked that Glastonbury continue to potatoes, ham, pickles, apples and 1 pinch ground coriander sugar, and cool. J > ministrative Services, said the i I It all proves that no holiday meal Pour over ham and ignite Serve nstarch with IG cups chicken stock work for a unified capital budget eggs, reserving some vegetables for Carefully open oysters and place on ANOTHER METHOD: When fresh; I report showed that Glastonbury was j Iwill be dull if you create an inter- flaming This kitchen-tested recipe or water and add to pan drippings with centralized accounts for con­ garnishing. Season to taste with a fireproof platter filled with rock cranberries are used, bring 3 cups o f' ’ "very financially sound." Glaston­ ; Inational buffet table for a festive and makes 12 to 15 servings Cook, stirring in all the brown bits struction projects in one capital in alleged bribe scheme salt. (Tombine remaining eight in­ cranberries and about 2 cups oft ’ ^Signups bury has not had a budget deficit in K o u k I Guuhe with l.henlnul trom the bottom of the pan. Season to pepper (Thill. i [Merry Christmas gredients and ladle half of the sauce water to a boil, lower the heat, andi 1 several years, he said. project fund. l)rew**ing taste with salt and pepper. Garnish Mix all ingredients for dressing Also involved in the investigation have been the Special (1 teaspoon per oyster) on each one. simmer until berries render juice.* 1 The detailed report ended with They said that the fire at the Board EAST HARTFORD (UPI) — A third man has been U unnuil (French Fashioni goose with watercress Serve gravy and mix with salad or serve iget for Investigations Unit of McGuigan's office, the Statewide I 1 cup sugar Bake at 350 degrees for 6 to 8 Drain and discard pulp. Make asj | some recommendations to the town. of Education building demonstrated arrested in an alleged scheme by gamblers to bribe the 2 pounds chestnuts, boiled in in a sauceboat separately. Organized Crime Investigative Task Force and Hartford minutes. Ladle the remaining sauce above, adding more water if( ; These recommendations included how vulnerable various records were city's top police officer for protection of illegal gambling 4 cinnamon sticks water to cover This kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 This kitchen-tested recipe makes i programs uniformly over the oysters again. necessary. Serve chilled with! ) f the need to establish better lines of to catastrophes and that the town action. pol'c® . . . •. u l^emon slices 1 pound pork sausage to 10 servings about 6 servings. The exact scope of Stoughton’s probe hasn t been Serve immediately, with lemon whipped cream seasoned with! ! 1 communication between the Board of should re-oxamine its policy of Ixiuis Failla. 52, who reportedly had a long arrest ; ► 2 cups pineapple juice 'i teaspoon dried thyme leaves 1-tcmIi (.rvuin of Mimlirooni Soup Mustard Chresr Heignris MANCHESTER - The West Side revealed with the purpose of the investigation listed only « t wedges on the side. This kitchen- vanilla. , ; Education and the town, with safeguarding vital records. record including gambling charges, Tuesday was charged 2 cups orange juice ' j teaspoon dried marjoram leaves 3 tablespiHins butter or margarine 1 teaspoon powdered mustard -. Recreation Center will hold registra- as "a judicial Inquiry into crime and corruption in the tested recipe makes 8 portions (4 This kitchen-tested recipe makesnakes 4(4t r periodic comparisons and recon­ It also suggested that there should with two counts of bribery and one count of conspiracy to 6 cups claret G teaspoon ground coriander ‘ I cup finely chopped onion 1 teaspoon warm water [tion for its winter program during Hartford and New Britain areas.' , ^ „ to 6 servings, ' ciliations of their records. be "more timely appraisals" of commit bribery. cup lemon juice ‘4 cup Cognac IG pounds mushrooms, sliced 1 cup cold water oysters person). ; the next two weeks. Earlier this year, former Sen John Zisk. D-New Bri­ Presently, both the Board of property for insurance purposes. The He was released on $5,000 bond after arraignment in ▼vtWWw • Registration must be made in per­ tain was arrested after Stoughton filed another insurance carried by the town in­ Manchester Superior Court where the case was continued son at the rec during the following Education and the town keep records preliminary report In a matter apparently unrelated to on state and federally assisted dicated that the last appraisal of until Jan. 5. days and hours: the East Hartford arrests. property was made in 1970. Investigators implicated Failla in an alleged scheme to From Dec 29 to Jan 3 from 10 programs. Frequently, the report Zisk was charged in the alleged shakedown of a woman savs. these records do not match buy off Police Chief Clarence Drumm for sums as high as This was a banner year for saving at the supermarket! a m. to 5 p.m. and from 6 p.m. to 9 who had sought to obtain cityowned water rights on p.m. $1,000 a week in cash. KELLOGG'S Measuring Two other men. Joseph Sheff and local Housing Inspec­ property she wanted to develop double-play and triple-play country. Allow 10 weeks to Pancake Mix Expires May From Jan. 5 to Jan. 9 from 3 p.m. By .M.ARTIN SI.OANK Esther Peterson, the you even 35 cents on each ago Cup Offer, P.O. Box 4107, receive each refund, 31. 1981 to 5 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m. tor George E. Penney Jr., were arrested earlier on the president's consumer- $1(K) worth of grcxeries you During the past year, discounts This is what has 1980 has been a wonder­ Bonus! These offers Young America, Minn. Classes will be held at the rec, 110 Firefighters to petition same charges after Drumm had alerted stale purchased manufacturers have tried made 1980 a truly wonder­ AUNT JEMIMA Great ful year for couponers and affairs adviser, decided to don't require refund 55399. Receive a five-cup Cedar St. for eight weeks beginning prosecutors to the matter But have coupons to ( apitalize on the tremen­ ful year for me. Breakfast Offer. Reveive a refunders' wage a war against forms; measuring set. Send two The three arrests stemmed from a preliminary report rcachc-d their peak’’ No' dous new interest in refun­ Happy .New Year! $1 re fu n d . Send th e the week of Jan. 12. There were more KELLOGG’S George's proof-of-purchase seals Youth classes include paintings; by Superior Court Judge George Stoughton, who is sitting Over the next few years, ding They arc now going to RcfuiiH of the Day required refund form, in­ for firehouse proposal H^OMY coupons to choose from from side panels of as a one-man grand jury to investigate alleged criminal great lengths to make their Write to the following gredient litsings from any Milk Truck Offer, P.O Box guitar, creative crafts, sculpture, than ever before More we will see more and more Kellogg's Rice Krispies activities in the Hartford and New Britain areas. olfers more appealing and address to receive the Aunt Jem im a Pancake Mix 5010, Kalamazoo, Mich. woodcrafts, and puppetry. Evening GLASTO.NBURY — Volunteer sion Chairman William Constantine than 90 billion of them coupons We should cereal and two Universal Chief Stale’s Attorney Austin J. McGuigan, who an­ form required by this re­ and any Aunt Jemima 49003. Receive a toy milk adult classes include crochet; firefighters will take to the streets hopes they will schedule another were distributed Super experience our lirst 2(Xi profitable to shoppers Product Codes from any nounced Tuesday's arrest, said the bribery attempt fund offer of 50 cents to $2 Syrup plus the name from truck. Send five proof-of- needlepoint, advanced and this week to ask Glastonbury vote. billion-coupon year toward For example, and $3 allegedly occurred on July 9. 1979. The conspiracy Even more important is purchase seals from Kraft Marshmallows. beginners; and yoga. The town charter does not allow a M arket the end of this decade refund offers have become from No Nonsense: Con­ any brand of milk. Expires residents to sign a petition suppor­ that we saw more coupons packages of Kellogg's Expires Nov. 30. 1981. Programs may be picked up at allegedly occurred between January 12, 1979 and April 18, quite common And we trol Top Case Refund Feb. 28, 1981. ting a revised, possibly cheaper, petition drive to call for a new for the foods we eat every We were also pleasantlv Copyright 198(1, United 1980, Offer. P 0. Box 1377, CHEX 1981 Calendar ol Graham Crackos cereal. local banks, libraries, the arts firehouse. referendum. Jay - such as soups, Shoppwr, surprised to see main have seen dozens of 55 Feature Syndicate Inc. Each charge carries a maximum sentence of five years Maple Plain, Minn. 55348,. Creative Cooking. Receive Expires Aug. 31. 1961. building, town hall, and the West Side The original $700,000 firehouse The firefighters hope that a 3'Hmj cereals, vegetables, pasta, more refund forms di.s- offers in prison and fines of up to $5,000. This offer expires Feb. 28 a 1981 Chex calendar Rec. (troject had been rejected in a referendum with only the firehouse coffee and other played in supermarkets A year ago. who would Authorities gave few additional details, but the in­ I 'l u 'r y have believed that a 1981 which includes $3 in For further information contact referendum on Nov. 4. on the ballot would allow it to pass oeverages during 1 980 Helend vestigation was believed to be continuing and more manufacturer would test (!lip 'il' File Refundit coupons. Send the required the West Side Rec at 647-3166 after 3 If the Town Council sees 5,000 this time. Yes. there were a lot of bulletin boards and i-uupcjn- arrests were not ruled out. ^ l i i l u t n y excliange boxes are now V25 $50 and $100 refunds’’ (Week of Dee. 21) refund form plus eight p.m. names on a petition, Fire Commis­ .oupons for junk food " coupons She was followed WM«)f standard (ixiures in But that s exactly what (.e n -u l s , Breakfual proofs of purchase from You 11 want one that’s rela­ nuum'nt of But a look through my files into battle by a host of Procter and Gamble has I’rodiietn, Baby Prudurla Chex cereals. Expires June tively easy to operate, one shows that they coupon critics who seemed th o u s a n d s u I s u ji e r - U m ir done in 1980 (File 1) 30, 1981. you can rely on to come represented fewer than 20 to have one thing in com­ markets. Clip out this file and COOKIE-CRISP Off to through in an instant. 2 Bc‘st of all. 1980 was the percent of my coupons mon - therr ignorance of That's because those Minolta, for example, has Itnlibay keep il with similar cash- School Kit. Receive a This was the year for how to use coupons effec­ stores have di.scovered that year when millions of BEST YOU CAN BUY introduced three pocket off coupons — beverage re­ child's school kit. Send the 111' hiitl] double-coupon savings, as tively providing relund forms is smart shoppers started to Som etim es m photo* 110 cameras—the Autopak organize their use of fund offers with beverage requireid refund form plus grapher-professional or 460Tx.-450Ex and 430Ex supermarkets in many They all went into hiding an important customer Season's Gratings all tl]inj;0 service coupons and refunds. 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MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY-633-7187 FARM CAKE niwiii Mancheeter WaUpa$ier and M n t TELEPHONE Offur^ttnt hW* 185 W. Iltllddle Turnpike ■______2 9 ^ u * h HHI Rd., R««r ManebMitr liu Dvmi Manchester 87 Bloomfield 61 East Hampton 70 South Windsor 55 Penney 70 East Catholic 56 Cheney Tech 47 East Girls 39 Conard 51 three-months of settled reser- a recent meeting, said, "But I don’t creasingly makes ethnic social any meeting of the I-A Society. The borne Christmas parties aren't so Enfield 66 The time the Parks and merry, as at least one person dis­ J RKreation Commission took to vations last year. know about dog license fees. I have organisations obsolete. It also word may not be in any Italian dic­ 6pofts recalls the passing of a word from tionary, but it's meaning is clear on covered when he returned to his approve the second year oi four dogs.” Discussing the possibility of the the vocabulary of the Manchester sight to anyone with a rudimentary car to find a smashed fender. "Ho Manchester's moto-cross racing Herald. The word was knowledge of the language. It ho ho,” a bystander wisecracked. shortened considerable from last Legislature increasing fees that The demise of the Italian- "sblcchierata,” An informal means an unglassing or emptying year. After a 30-minute discussion haven’t been revised in years, American Club represents the "sbicchlerata" normally followed of the glass. , it was approved, compared to the Mayor Marie Herbst of Vernon, at passing of an era as assimilation in­ Anderson leads Tribe 7 - Basketball is a big man’s game. documented Tribe Coach Doug Pear­ our press and did a good job on it. the Raiders with 20 and 17 points O b itu arie s Grasso’s recovery slow; That is a sentiment held by many. son, ”We were relying on him heavi­ "Our press created some turnovers respectively. Manchester was 34-for-64 from the IVIarj’ E. Fullner You couldn’t disprove that theorem ly in the first half.” and we had two to three good spurts. Kararzyna Duda Lorena Joaephson last night as 6-foot-6.210-pound pivot- ’The Indians had a 22-13 edge after That was a critical difference along field while Enfield was 24-for-53. SOI TH WINDSOR - Mary E ROCKVILLE — Katarzyna PEEKSKILL, N.Y. Lorena man Bill Anderson dumped in a one period and 40-27 margin at the in­ with Anderson inside.” The Indians return tb action (Killacky) Futtner, 51, of 863 Main iKruki Duda. 91. widow of John Josephson, 80, mother of Dr. Neil condition now ^guarded^ career-high 34 points leading termission with Anderson totaling 19 Joe Maher added 17 points and Tuesday against Penney High in East St., died Tuesday at Hartford Duda, died Monday at a local con­ Josephson of Vernon, died Dec. 13 at Manchester High past Enfield High, of Manchester’s points. The locals Alex Britnell 13 for Manchester. Hartford at 8 o’clock. Hospital. She was the wife of Fenton valescent home. her home. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov, Ella "oscillates somewhat” and she has and intestinal tract. 87-68, in CCIL basketball action in extended the advantage to 62-40 after Despite the output, Pearson was not Maiii-li)-Hlcr (87) — Silver 2 0-0 4, P. Futtner. .She was born in Poland and had Funeral services will be in Mt. Grasso, who is battling cancer of the been in bed since last weekend when Enfield. three periods and never looked back. overly pleased by the offensive per­ Williams 4 1-2 9. Britnell 6 1-1 13, M rs. F u ttn e r was born in Battaglio said the third phase of been a resident of the Tolland Coven­ Kisco, N.Y, liver and intestinal tract, today was she was treated for a fever. "But the Anderson popped in 15-of-22 field Anderson also had 11 rebounds to formance. Maher 5 7-8 17, Anderson 15 4-6 34, Bronxville, N.Y. and had lived in the chemotherapy treatment was try area most of her life. Raymond Burnham reported in "guarded” condition at overall trend is a stable one,” Bat­ goal tries and 4-for-6 from the chari­ lead Manchester to a 31-30 edge in "We got the ball to good places and Panaro 0 2-3 2, Pedemonte 1 2-3 4. East Hartford before moving to scheduled to begin within four to six Troy 1 0-0 2, Oleksinski 0 0-1 0, She is survived by a niece in MANCHESTER - Raymond Hartford Hospitai and her physicians taglio said. ty stripe as the Silk Towners won for that department. Pat Silver latched our transition game was better,” he South Windsor 17 years ago She was weeks. McCurry 0 2-2 2. Totals 34 19-26 87. Poland. Henry Burnham, 90, of 44 Windward were “extremely concerned,” a He said she had responded the third time in four outings. The onto 9 caroms for the locals. sUted “but we still have a long way a communicant of St. Francis of Funeral services will be Saturday favorably to antibiotics given her loss drops the Raiders to 1-3. "We went to the offensive boards to go oflensively. When we don't get Enficlil (66) — Bachetti 4 2-6 10. Assisi Church. She was a former Way, Waterford, died Monday at spokesman said. Mrs. Grasso, 61, the first woman in at 9:15 a m. at the Burke-Fortin Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals, over the weekend to fight off the “’They (Enfield) had no one who very well,” cited Pearson, "We also points off the transition we have Maher 9 2-3 20, Morton 1 3-5 5, member of East Hartford's Women's “ Her condition has been the nation to be elected governor Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. with a fever. could handle Anderson inside,” stole tbe ball three or four times in problems with our offense. We still Ouellette 3 0-0 6, Wheeler 4 9-10 17, Club, a member of the South Windsor New London. downgraded to ‘guarded,’” said mass at .St Joseph's Church at 10 hospital spokesman James ^ttaglio. ’The ^ o n d phase ot iiitravenous without succeeding her husband, has have a lot of work to do.” .Sweeney 2 2-2 6, Gokey 1 0-1 2. Totals Historical Society, a former member He was the former manager of the a m. Burial will be in St. Bernard's He said her vital signs, including her announced she will resign Dec. 31 in • a I I JeffJeff Maier Maier and and Jeff Jeff Wheeler Wheeler paced paced 24 24 18-27 18-27 66. 66. of the South Windsor Republican G.E. Willis and Son Coal and Lumber chemotherapy was administered to Cemetery. Friends may call Friday heart, kidneys, and lungs, remained the middle of her second term Women's Club, and a member of the Co in Manchester. combat the cancer which has spread from 7 to 9 p m. "stable.” from an ovary to the governor’s liver because of her illness. Wednesday Afternoon Club of South He was born Nov. 4, 1890 in South Windsor Windsor and had lived in Manchester “Her physicians are extremely Gildo Berman! concerned over her lack of Hcrold from about 1915 to 1955 when he went Catholic downed Besides her husband, she is sur­ so t TH VIINDSOR— Gildo Ber- vived by four sons, Joseph L Futtner to Waterford. He was a 32rd degree progress,” said Battaglio, adding Man held on warrants mani, 82. of 9 Main St., died Monday Mason and a member of Evergreen that the governor was still unable to coming from behind, Bloomfield stated East Assistant Coach Tom of New York City. Thomas F siphoned earlier this year from at his home Lodge of Masons in South Windsor take solid foods and was relying on MANCHESTER - Police By Mai in, noting the Eagles were 4-for- Futtner, Mark F Futtner and Manchester town garage and from a . High rallied with a 25-point fourth Born in luly, he lived in Glaston­ intravenous feedings. Tuesday arrested an area man after 15 from the field in the last stanza. Michael G. Futtner, all of South and Crescent Lodge of East Hart­ local moving company’s trucks. Sign of times quarter to trip East Catholic. 61-56, bury before moving to South Windsor He said Mrs. Grasso was he was released from a Hartford cor­ Earl Yost "We just lost all concepts of the Windsor; three daughters, Mrs ford. In September police charged in non-conference basketball action in 1968 He was a construction “extremely alert" and aware of her rectional center where he had been last night in Bloomfield. game. We threw the ball away and Catherine Saxton of Manchester, He is survived by six grandchildren Wiseman in connection with the theft noted, dinner worker most of his life, retiring 20 condition. awaitihg court appearances for Sports Editor The victory evened the Warhawks' took some bad shots. We got into a ,N.H . Miss Lisa A Futtner and Miss and 10 great-grandchildren. of $36,000 in silver and jewelry from t' years ago The governor’s doctors said numerous burglary and theft in­ mark at 2-2 while the loss drops the running game with them in the fourth Maureen M Futtner, both of South Graveside services will be Satur­ two Manchester residences. In that event scratched He leaves two sons. Robert G. Ber- day at 11 a m. in East Cemetery. Tuesday that she was not doing as cidents around Manchester. Eagles to 1-2 for the season. quarter and that is fatal ” Windsor, and a brother, Thomas incident two youths were also mani of East Hartford and Louis R. There are no caliing hours. Memorial well as they had hoped two weeks John Wiseman, 26, of Ellington East's next outing is Saturday The clubs were deadlocked at 14-all Killacky of Hartford arrested after the valuables were Bermani of Rockfall. Conn ; a donations may be made to the Spirit after siirverv for intestinal eaneer served with two warrants for fourth- night against Wethersfield High, after one quarter with East taking a Funeral services will be Saturday daughter, Mrs George Evans of degree larceny. He was released taken from their parents homes. 27-22 lead at the half. The Eagles at 8:15 a m from the Samsel Funeral Foundation, W. 78th St., New York Battaglio said it was “a little too Sign of the Times Department: St. Golf Tournament at Ellington Ridge coached by former Eagle standout Middletown; a brother .Joseph Ber­ City. Funeral arrangements are in early to assess the response” of the after he posted $250 nonsurety bond. Louis Chapter of Baseball Writers Country Club last summer for the Joe Whelton, at the Eagles’ Nest at 8 moved in front by as many as 10 Home. 419 Buckland Road with a Police served warrants on mani of East Hartford; eight the charge of the Watkins Funeral second round of chemotherapy the Wiseman was discharged earlier has canceled its 1981 dinner because American Cancer Society. The total o'clock. points but settled for a 42-36 advan­ Battle for ball mass of Christian burial at 9 a m at Wiseman in connection with a grandchildren and several nieces. Home. 142 E. Center St. governor completed late Monday. Tuesday from the Hartford Correc­ of tbe high demands asked by players was $3,000 more that the 1979 play East, with a 42-36 lead after three tage after three periods. St Francis of Assisi Church Burial Funeral services will be Friday at tional Center after he posted $5,000 burglary at Bess Eaton Donut Shop in "We were also outrebounded,” ' White-cladded Cheney Tech’s Cal Gothberg (22) finds himself will be in Center Cemetery' Friends Mariu J. Metcalf “Her ability to take solid foods (agents) to appear as special guests. realized... Second annual East Hart­ periods, moved the advantage to 46- 11 a m at the Samsel Funeral bond in connection with earlier town. He was also charged with Malin added, “They were taking may call at the funeral home Friday AERNON - Maria J. Metcalf, 97, remains a serious concern. It’s been In this day, the fees charged by ford Jimmy Fund banquet will be 36 early in the final stanza. But in rebound battle with teammate and East Hampton's Pete Home,419 Buckland Road Burial will criminal charges. attempted burglary at Price Shavers some (long range) shots and just from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Memorial of 565 Vernon St., formerly of Lyness two weeks since her surgery and her athletes who are honored guests, not celebrated Jan. 27 at The Colony at Bloomfield went on a 12-2 spurt to Coolidge in COC tilt last night at Beaver-gym. (Herald photo by be in Weschester Wiseman was charged in connec­ Inc., in the Manchester Parkade. crashing the boards. But the key was contributions may be made to the Street, died Monday at a local con­ doctors feel she has not progressed just window dressing, are in the $1.- which time businessman Frank draw even at 48-all on an Ed Green Pinto) Cemetery.Colchester Friends may tion with the theft of gasoline from Police said Wiseman is scheduled losing our poise especially in the Kidney Foundation of Connecticut. valescent home. as much as they’d like,” Battaglio 000 to $5,000 range, plus expenses. Benettieri will be honored. Several hoop. call at the funeral home Friday mor­ numerous locations around town. to appear Jan. 12 in Manchester view that they came back so strong.” She was the widow of Robert Met­ said. The St. Louis scribes wanted to keep major league baseball players are It remained tied through 56-all 920 Farmington Ave . West Hartford. ning from 10 to 11 o'clock Superior Court. DaShone Hughey had a team-high 06107 He said the governor’s condition Police today said gasoline was the dinner ticket tag at $25 but expected, Harry Egazarian, chair­ before Anthony Grange popped home calf Mrs Metcalf was born June 9, 18 points to pace Bloomfield with 1883, in Derry Inver, Northern couldn’t and still pay fees to the man, reports....Looking great, and a 15-foot jumper to put the Warhawks Cheney blasted Sinclair and Prim also in twin digits Ireland, and had been a resident of scheduled guests of honor. ...Connec­ not only for the holidays, is Jim in front for good. Grange netted 12 of ticut Sports Writers’ Alliance Dinner McCavanagh, Manchester director his game-total 14 points in the final with 11 and 10 tallies respectively. By LEN Al STKK Isaac Williamson and Mike Switzer Faculty urges change Manchester for many years. Brian Galligan had 20 points, Ayer Before she retired she was coming up in Jan. at Valle’s in Hart­ and former stock car race driver, stanza. llerulil SportHwritrr —fouled out Siebold probe asked who has shed 57 pounds...Millie 13 and Russ Radant 12 for the Eagles. employed as an inspector at the ford carries a $25 dinner tab. highest The Eagles, on a steal by Kyle "We became frustrated and made in grad requirements Lucek reports 45 women, mostly Ayer, had a chance to draw even but East took the jayvee contest, 52-45. Led by a pair of 6-foot-3 towers. some senseless fouls. " commented Cheney Bros mills for many years. Siebold "gratuities” services beyond he would not comment further until in history. Gold key recipients will be Manchester’s Dick Danielson, beginners, are taking tennis lessons he was fouled from behind on a Neil Ptachinski netted 17 points for Skyler O’Neil and Pete" Coolidge, MANt JIKSTKR A .Manchester committee s report is accepted She was a member of St. Mary's By MARY KITZMANN his job as recreation director. an Ethics Commission decision. Phillips, who informed his club of his former pro football great Otto in the Manchester YWCA program at the young Eagles, now 2-0 for the East Hampton High whipped foul- High School faculty committee has The source said the course would Church Herald Reporter Elarlier in a notorized statement Republican director Pete DiRosa breakaway layup bid. The. point displeasure afterwards, "We played Graham and Red Verderame, retired the Manchester Racquet Club... Bob guard missed both tries from the 15- season. prone Cheney Tech, 7047, in a too aggressively and that got us into recommended tightening the be taught as a tool for English and She IS survived by one nephew. MANCHESTER - General Brown said he paid $70 for the use of said Weiss informed him of the ethics New Haven basketball coacb. Corso stays in top shape for basket­ foot line with Keith Sinclair icing the lilooiiifield (61) — Hughey 9-0-18, bruising Charter Oak Conference requirements for graduation, a romantic language understanding Russell Clifford of Manchester, and Manager Robert Weiss requested the "Y” in 19M, TTie investigation request. "Since he’s chosen to go that trouble later on They (Cheney i have Danielson earned the nod for his ball officiating assignments by verdict for the home club with three Grange 7-0-14, Prim 4-2-10, Mitchell basketball clash last night at the highly placed source said The source said the course may be four nieces. Mrs Ruth Novak of Ver­ Tuesday the Ethics Commission in­ began in September when Siebold route the ball's in their court now,” to learn to control themselves " playing tennis. The Manchester man charity tosses in the closing 12 0-0-0, Taylor 0-2-2, Green 3-0-6, Beavers’ gym. The Bellringers finished 23-for-45 The committee is headed by placed in the junior high level non, Mrs Esther Callis of Somer­ vestigate Mel Siebold's actions in told the commission the group paid DiRosa said. "They will have to play success in turning out many outstan­ The victory moved the Bellringers ding soccer teams at Manchester is both one of the better new officials seconds. He hit both ends of a one- Sinclair 4-3-11, Timmons 0-0-0. Totals from the field along with 24-for-36 Katherine Bourne who could not be Students would not be allowed to ville N J , Ruth Zuber of Chicago, allowing a California tour group to with it. to 1-1 in the conference and 2-1 every year, and later said it paid only as well as a rising tourney tennis and-one with a dozen ticks on the 27-7-61. from the charity stripe while the reached for comment tixlay earn credit in physical education for and one in Poland But DiRosa didn't rule out the High. slay at the Community “Y". in 1980. player... Boston Red Sox open against clock after East called two timeouts Eu«l Calliulir (5(i) — Ayer 4-5-13, overall while the reversal drops the Techmen were 18-for-55 from Ihe According to the source, the com­ participation in extra curricular Funeral services will be Friday at possibility of a later Board of Direc­ In a letter to the Ethics Commis­ For the first time Siebold Chicago at Fenway Park on April 10. in an attempt to unnerve bim. Radant 5-2-12, Galligan 8-4-20. Pagani Techmen to 1-2 in the COC and 1-3 floor. The Beavers were whistled for mittee recommended increasing the sports, as is now allowed, under the Ip m. at St. Mary's Church and sion Weiss asks for the investigation acknowledged Thursday he received tors discussion or investigation. "We Notes off the cuff "0-3-3, McCoy 0-0-0, Bond 4-0-8, overall. number of credits required for recommendations. burial will be in Blast Cemetery. will just have to see what happens,” It didn’t work. * 28 fouls against 19 for the Bellringers because there “have been serious a $200 check for the group’s stay in Alex Britnell. versatile Manchester "We lost our poise in the fourth Honigmann 0 ^ . -Totals 21-14-56 O'Neil poured home 29 points, 17 in graduation from 15 to 16 at the three- Also, new basic courses in English Calling hours are Friday from 10 he said. in the sometime hard-hitting affair questions of an ethical nature raised 1980; $70 went to the town, $35 was High athlete who has been a stickout End of the line quarter *enlf enme bad shots,” the first half, and Coolidge added 26 year high school, placing it in the up­ and social studies would be in­ a m to noon at the Holmes Funeral reimbursement for a car mirror, and One member of the Parks and Cable had 11 points and 8 rebounds regarding a possible conflict of in­ ' on the soccer and baseball fields as Assistant women’s varsity basket­ as East Hampton overwhelmed the per range .Most four-year high stituted Home. 400 Main St Memorial con­ another amount was a refund for his Recreation commission, Dorothy Techmen. The pair also were major to pace the Beaver effort terest of the director of recreation in well as the basketball court, may be ball coach at UConn is Patty Torza, East Hampton also took the jayvee schools demand 20 to 21 credits to The report supports planning a tributions may be made to the Book conjunction with the use of the town daughter's trip. Brindamour, who had threatened to College basketball roundup factors on the boards as they com­ UConn-bound which wouldn’t make former Women's Division golf cham­ contest. 36-32. Tracy Strickland had graduate, the source said four-year high school, both in view of of Remembrance'at St Mary's. resign if the matter was not settled, bined for 21 rebounds, 11 by Coolidge facilities by a youth tour group " Weiss requested the Ethics Com­ Andy Baylock, varsity baseball pion at the Manchester Country 16 points and Craig Fox 10 lor the The committee also recommended declining enrollment and because it said today the ethics commission The Bellringers, led by O'Neil's 9 Mm. Louise .4. Pruning The request comes after a call by mission investigation —its first on a coach, unhappy. Baylock is a former Club. . .Manchester High hockey team young Beavers, now 1-3 mandating two social studies classes makes good educational sense to members of the Advisory Park and possible misconduct of a public of­ "was the right way to go. " points, held an 11-8 lead after one to graduate, instead of the one L' S have a coordinated lour year high M ANCHESTER - Mrs Louise A East Catholic High coach ..Just has put together an attractive Recreation Commission for a Board ficial —after first consulting with " I imagine they will give their Wondering Department; If there are souvenir program...Sean Bradley of Holiday welcomed quarter and took control in the se­ History class now required school scholastic program Prutting, 59, of 138 Chambers St. died ruling to the Board of Directors,” of Directors investigation of the several Board of Directors more non-residents in the Coventry lettered in soccer at cond stanza, racing to a 33-17 half­ Ea>l Muni|iioii (TO) — Coolidge 7 Science credits required for The recommendations must be Tuesday at Manchester Memorial she said Mrs. Brindamour expressed recreation director The commission members Manchester Rec Senior Basketball Williams College last fall Bradley NEW YORK (UPI) - The way days and our third straight on the time bulge. 12-16 26. O'Neil 11 7-12 29. Warner 0 0- graduation would increase from one acted on by MHS Principal Jacob Hospital She was the wife of Robert relief that the advisory commission requested the board investigate After the reports of the Park and League than residents? Not too many won All-Conference and All-State things are going for Brigham Young road. " said Coach Frank Arnold. East Hampton was ll-for-19 from 0 0. Weir 2 3-4 7. Russell 1 1-2 3. Greco to one and one hall, according to the Ludes. who was unavailable today to D Prutting. wouldn’t have to delve further into Siebold’s action after a harsh hour- Recreation Commission, three direc­ years ago non-residents were banned honors while at Coventry High. Pun­ they'll probably be seeing basket­ "We really need this Christmas the field in the first 16 minutes while 2 1-2 5, Kingston 0 0-0 0. ArcidiacoOO- source comment They must also be acted She was born in Rockville Oct. 5, what it considered a responsibility of Cheney was 7-for-26 "We were stone long meeting trying to sort facts. tors noted they would like the board and this rule also resulted in adult ting specialist Dave Jennings of the balls in their eggnog holiday to give us a couple of days 0 0, Hyland 0 0-00 Totals 23 24-,36 70 The one math credit and three on by Superintendent of Schools 1921 and had been a resident of Hours earlier the commission had investigation to be a special meeting, the directors and the town manager. "This was our fourth game in eight cold shooting, " remarked Cheney Manchester for more than 30 years. baseball being rejected... Holiday New York Giants did not play foot­ off.” ’ Chi-m-y rci'li (471 — Cable 5 1-5 English credits now required would James Kennedy, who said ' Tm sure received the second communication Under the commission's Coach Craig Phillips, "The first halt 11. Williamson 2 0-0 4. Switzer 1 0-0 2. Before retiring she had biren a as quickly as possible. One director, greetings arrived from Harold Binks. ball in high school. He was a walked- The Cougars, in a somewhat weary remain unchanged we 11 endorse 90 percent of them " procedures the hearine will be quasi­ we played hard but didn't score " supervisor at Travelers Insurance from William Brown, owner of Stu­ who last week said the full board, and the one-time mascot for numerous on candidate at St. Lawrence Univer­ performance, stopped Weber State, Gothberg 2 2-5 6, B Eaton 3 4-4 10, Latin, which was dropped from the The report will be made public Jan judicial, and Siebold. if he chooses, East Hampton extended its edge to Belanger 1 0-0 2. T Eaton 1 3-4 5, Co She was also employed as clerk dent Valley Tours and Siebold's not a subcommittee, should in­ Manchester athletic teams...Accor­ sity. He's a cousin of Boston Red Sox 8.5-78. Tuesday night behind 26 poins curriculum due to a lack of student 7 at the the Board of Education's longtime friend that he had given vestigate the controversy, said today could have legal representation. B a s k e tb a ll 53-32 after three periods with several Carpenter 3 0-0 6, Governale 0 0-0 0, in the Medical Records Department ding to the National Bowling Council catcher Carlton Fisk. The 28-year-old by Danny Ainge and 22 by Fred interest, would be reinstituted if the Curriculum Subcommittee meeting Nowak 0 1-2 1. Harrison 0 0-0 0 Totals of Manchester Memorial Hospital a record 17 millions people took part Jennings, considered one of the top Roberts. Techmen running into foul trouble Four —Scott Cable, Brian Eaton, and a medical secretary in a doct'rs in the sport in 1980, an increase of 13 three punters in the NFL, has one This past week, BYU beat 18 11-20 47 office percent since 1977 and 39 percent ambition which he hopes to attain Michigan State and Illinois before Accidents kill two Depositors OK changes before retiring-scoring a She was a m'ember of St. Mary's since 1970. Over 13 million bowl each losing to Tennessee in the finals of touchdown Twelve graduates of the MIDGET Two accidents, one in Vernon and tion IS satisfactory Episcopal Church and of the MANCHESTER - Depositors of the HeriUge Savings The change had been approved by state and federal week and more than 21 million at the Volunteer Classic. In Ogden, l.aura Kinene. age 17. 49 Deepwood Manchester Memorial Hospital banking officials pending the depositors’ vote. least once a month. Continental Basketnall Association Hawks 32 (Paul GuardinoiM, D.J. Utah, they regained the winning Fouls help Penney one in Andover, have left two people and Loan Association voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to Tencellent 8), 76ers 29 (Joel Fehan dead and three other people injued Drive, South Windsor, a passenger in Auxiliary approve the the change from a mutual to a stock associa­ The switch to stock base will change the ownership of the are now playing in the NBA, in­ touch against Weber State but did not Vernon police said Robert Lee, age the Lee car, was taken to Rockville Besides her husband, sbe leaves a association from the depositors to stockholders, but the eluding Wayne Kretlow with Boston 14, Dan Taylor 8). look especially pretty in the process. Hitting 15-of-18 from the charity for-10 from the foul line with Knights tion. via the Maine Lumberjacks...Have a Nd* 33 (Mike Lata 19,-Charlie 17, of 117 Dart Hill Road, South Wind­ General Hospital where she was ad­ son. Gary Miller of Northhampton, In another vote the depositors approved a plan to per­ depositors will have first option to buy stock from 300,- Here ‘n there stripe in the final stanza, Penney 24-for-32 overall Conard went to the mitted for a fractured jaw A Mass . one daughter. Mrs. Janice 000 shares Heritage plans to issue at a price which will Babe Salad reports $8,000 was nice holiday and Merry Christmas to Donahue 4), Knicks 24 (Ray Sprague, charity stripe lour limes and made sor. was pronounced dead on arrival mit officers and employees of the bank to own stock. The all Darren Rosano, A1 Smith, Scott High trimmed Conard High, 70-51, in hospital spokesman said her condi­ Warren of Liphia, Fla., her mother, fall somewhere between $11 and $15. realized during the annual Celebrity three at Rockville General Hospital amount of stock they can own is limited by law. Bellone, Wayne Lindstrom 4 apiece). CCIL basketball action last night in tion is satisfactory Nellie Abrahamson of East Hart­ The stock sale is expected to generate new capital John .Maloney hooped 20 points for Colchester State Police said The vote on the change was 658,032 in favor to 35,372 Elks 18 (Jon Roe, Joey Casey 7 West Hartford. ' Judy Snyder, age 16, 89 Daryl ford. and two brothers, Gayland amounting to between $2.5 million and $4 million depen­ the Chieftains and Cubby Martin 12 Roberta L Azzara. 38, Long Hill against. The vote on the stock option plan was 649,303 in apiece). Modern Janitorial 12 (Dave Bolton bows The victory improves the Black Road, was pronounced dead on Drive, Vernon, a passenger in the Abrahamson of Vernon and Roy ding on the stock price. Knights" mal-'k to 3-1 while the loss favor and 44,101 against. Eaglettes lose out Kelly 8). , l'niiii-> (TO) — Sylvester 7 3-3 17. Lee Car, was treated and released at Abrahamson of Somerville, three Hale has said new capital will permit the association Seeing a first-quarter lead dis­ was the third in lour outings lor the arrival at Windham Community William Hale, president of Heritage, said that more Pizza House 26 (Brian Belcher 8, Dunn 5 7-8 17. Cruz 5 6-9 16. Dawkins 2 Rockville Hospital sisters. Mrs Lillian Barbagallo of than 61 and a half percent of the depositors cast votes in to open new branches and add whatever services it might appear, Bolton High succumbed, 54- homestanding Chieftains .Memorial Hospital in Willimantic Alan Borgida 4), Farr’s 23 (Andy 0-0 4. Fahey 1 0-0 2, Peruccio 1 8-10 10. Police said Lee was driving on Lisa Bradway, 38 Frederick Road, West Hartford, Mrs Inez Trantolo of favor and that nationwide a vote of 60 percent is con­ want to add in the future. Unable to hit from the floor in the Suiilli W imlitor (35)— Mainelli 7 45, to East Granby High in non­ Penney had a slender 43-39 edge Boggini 10. John King 9). Garen 0 0-li 0. Berube 1 0-U 2. Crooks 1 Vernon, a passenger in the Lee car, Blast Hartford, and Mrs. Jean He also said the new capital would increase Heritage's second quarter. East Catholic could 0- 0 14, Mackey 7 0-0 14, Kimmey 5 0-0 conference basketball action last after three periods and went to the Route 30 when he collided with a car sidered excellent. EAST FROSH 0- 0 2. Totals 23 24-32 70 driven by Carl McAlvoy. age 17, 16 was uninjured Ludwig of Tolland; and two real capacity to make mortgage loans as well as its not recover from that poor stretch 10, Schaffer 2 0-0 4, Burnham 3 0-0 6, night in East Granby. foul line often in the closing eight Hale said there was a potential of 1,069,000 votes, some East Catholic freshman basketball t.oiiani (.51) — Martin 6 0-0 12. Dunne Hill Road Tolland Slate police said Mrs Azzara. lost grandchildren future capacity to do so. That capacity, he said, could and fell. 55-39, to South Windsor High Pavone 3 0-0 6, Shea 0 1-21. Totals 27 The victory improved the of which were spread over a wide area of the country. He team took a 57-51 duke over Bulkeley minutes as Conard, frustrated on Kowalski 1 0-0 2. Ealy 1 0-0 2. Welch 2 The Vernon Rescue Squad was control of her vehicle that went off Funeral services will be Saturday reach $80 million. in non-conference girls’ basketball 1- 2 55. Crusaders’ mark to 2-3 while the set­ expressed surprise that the response was so heavy in High yesterday at the Eagles’ Nest. offense, was overly aggressive on 1- 2 5. Maloney 9 2-2 20. Dubiel 2 0-0 4. called to extricate McAlvoy from his the highway knocking down several at 10 a m at Holmes Funeral Home. action in South Windsor. Kum Guiholir (3d) - Murphy 4 1-2 back was the third in as many starts light of the fact that the vote blanks were mailed out Chris Brunone had 17 points, John defense. Richardson 0 0-0 0. Stone 2 0-0 4. car He was taken to Manchester guardrails and rolling over y 400 Main St Burial will be in Grove The victory lifted the Bobcats to 5- 9, Johnson 0 0-0 0, White 1 0-0 2, Cun­ for the Bulldogs. during the Christmas season Theriault 16, Joe Smith 9 and Dom "Our defense played really well In Kallinich 1 0-0 2 Totals 24 3-4 jl Memorial Hospital where he was ad­ A passenger in the car,-Jafnes Az­ Hill Cemetery, Rockville. Friends 2 for the season while the loss drops ningham 7 0-0 14, Ingallinera 1 0-0 2, Bolton had an 11-8 lead after one the second hall we threw a pressing The J, Henry Schroder Bank and Trust Co of New York Perno 8 for the young Eagles, now 4-0 mitted for a fractured pelvis A zara. age 14, was taken to the may call at the funeral home Friday acted as inspectors at the Tuesday meeting. the Eaglettes to 2-3. Farr 1 0-0 2, Skehan 11-2 3, Campbell period with Tom Mulcahy’s six free zone at them along with some man- hospital spokesman said h& condi­ hospital with facial injuries from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The clubs were deadlocked 15-15 3 1-2 7. Totals 18 3-6 39. for the season. throws leading the way. The edge, toman and it worked out really after one period but South Windsor however, could not be maintained as well,” cited Penney Assistant Coach Schoolboy raced to a 27-19 halftime edge as East Granby grabbed a 24-23 edge at Mike Liappes. Death clues found s g East could not get any shots to fall. the intermission. Chariie Hall had 6 Six-foot-3 Tony Cruz was a bull on ( (lABiNTRA - Coven­ by the State of Connec­ Robyn Mackey and Linda Burnham and John Young 5 second-period the boards for Penney with 18 basketball p ac^ the Bobcats in the second stan­ try police said this mor­ ticut • Tribe girls victors mar|(grs for the Crusaders. rebounds, limiting the Chieftains to Area basketball action last night ning that new information Anyone with any infor­ za with 6 and 4 points respectively. East Granby moved its edge to 36- only one shot particularly in the final saw South Windsor High break into “The second quarter we just IS being developed in the mation is asked to call the Breaking matters open in the points and 12 rebounds. She finished 29 after three periods with Bolton’s 16 minutes. "He (Cruz) really the win column with a 51-50 duke over Louisa Scott homicide in­ Coventry Police Depart­ weren’t hitting our shots,” voiced cause severely hampered with five cleaned the glass He did a heckuva Bulkeley High. Coventry High took Unttsually Eaglette Coach Donna Ridel, “South fourth quarter, Manchester High with 18 markers. “Stacey did an un­ vestigation. ment at 742-7331. turned back Enfield High, 67-41, in believable job in that period. She was minutes to go in the stanza as Norm job, " Liappes stated. 68-47 decision over Rocky Hill and Ms Scott's body was Windsor tried to press us but we got Harpin fouled out. Penney had a 14-13 lead after one Rham High bowed to Portland High, Gifted some easy hoops. We were patient CCIL girls’ basketball action last getting absolutely super position in­ found May 31 in the night at Clarke Arena. side. Jennifer Hedlund also did a "That definitely hurt us.” cited quarter but Conard held the halftime 78-56 ' breaking their press, just like in Kurt Snyder’s foul shot lifted South Skungamaug River in CONN. ITALIAN The victory evened the Indians’ super job for us offensively and Bolton Coach Dave Leete, ”He (Har­ lead al 33-31. The Knights, with Coventry The police EARTHQUAKE D. practice.” , pin) is-our set up guard and having t^ d s o r to its first win in four starts The Bobcats widened the lead to 41- mark at 3-3 for the season while the defensively.” balance a hallmark in the early department is actively RELIEF. INC. loss drops the Raiders to 1-5. Hedlund had a team-high 20 points him out there is a good plus for us. going, were able to regain the upper like Flanagan netted 20 points to following all leads A $20,- SEND YOUR 27 after three quarters and never "We kind of fell apart in the third pace the Bobcats. Bulkeley goes to l- were threatened seriously in the se­ Manchester's next outing is Satur­ for the Indians, a figure matched by hand going into the closing eighll 000 reward has been posted DONATIONS I GBEEIIHGS day afternoon against crosstown Enfield’s Paula Kweder. quarter. We got six points, they got' minutes. ^3 with the loss. cond half. TO THE I It’s our favorito lim e for toying thank's 12 and that was pretty much the "We were playing the ball very ^ ith Lane netted 22 points, Jerry Andrea Mainelli and Mackey each East Catholic at Clarke Arena at 2 Manchester also took the jayvee |(iumiQUAH£ tficrms i m i I you for your friendship and loyalty aniJ > game.” tough (the second half) and Conard Jaimson 16 and Tim Morris 11 as D. netted 14 points for the Bobcats with o’clock. contest. 36-17. Toby Brown netM 11 TOiEMTlNpiEVICTilS m Hall had 15 points and Dave Young was taking some tough outside shots. Coventry won its second in three for extending warm witkei to all, , , Michelle Kimmey adding lo! The Silk Towners had a 17-10 lead points for the young Indians, now 6-0 n. nTio. m 11 to pace East Granby. Mulcahy had starts Rocky Hill goes to 1-3 with the MUCIISTaC«ILKe40 Pam Cunningham h o o ^ 14 points after one quarter and 30-18 edge at for the season. We didn't allow them inside and they 14 points for Bolton. loss FraUte Court ii open for , OmECTORS for Blast with Monica Murphy adding the half. TTie advantage held at 13 Mum-lieHler (67) — Donnelly 1 0-0 couldn't adjust,” Liappes voiced. SAM J. FILLORAMO ,\ 14k\vliUA.*(iol

It. - EVENING HERALD. Wed , Dec 24, 19B0

TV tonight program of original and traditional 1:15 0K)O ^ 7 :2« Santas are made in a variety of Vuletlde music and readings. He ie O Archdiocete Chrtetm ee O DaHy Number aixea, and a p rofile of the C hristian joined by Henry MencinI, Victor C D O 0 N e w s Show 6coreboQfcl 7:30 Fliers Association, which lakes 9 JUST ASK Buono and the Choir of St. Charlea Starsky And Hutch 1:46 K\NsvsCir\ .lili I'prr.itim . 1. \ vu 'u n iz t ii h* " ar'sW N d ^PMMagatlno Christm as g ifts to children in Baja Borrdmeo Church. Los ^igelet. (DMovle-(Comedy)***H "Horae Beaudoin 2. Pellagatto. Mi.niitMl 2 d ) Hooping BoeotyTheRoyelBal- si»oHT.s o> T \ Massaro 176-486, Beth Ke­ KiticiiHbi;' WtHliiunn 1 1 m l.iu'V llarlkwxk. .Ml kd r? r.' r 144 31 Hi ^ Murray OkJerman Oraiwf Mastera Centle- California. (60 mins.) O ABC Captioned Newa Fealhere" 1632 The Marx U h p Ihn .. ^ Montunn. SF' ■m 17H M r 17V If let at London'a Royal Opera Houae. O Nutcracker O Movie-(Comedy-Drama)*** . Czarnecki). Avon 0. Sica nyon 226-183-561, Barbara I i II IlirtlMHik! V U' II r I iiid : 12 im i i h ues F ro m t^ a y llm e From N aples. Brothers, Thelma Todd. The wacky I'lr s i ' . I I ihit'lHH'.A Siasinvib 117 -2H ra. :c&ni3 II Covent Garden, dances thia Tchai- O Chriatmaa Eve On Seeame Fat Albert, dressed as **Eeey W ey" 1662 Cary Grant. II .Ml riw t'.tlh i i 2 21’ r> Ih n i^ U b 2 I 2 f ' I ' ^v^.^.'^l1n llisltn»> M il rciiitlliPt* li.ime|stin 1*1 Fiorids: Singisi and Doublet deanolacollegetriealoformalool- WEDNESDAY registered shutout. Hedges 184-499, Bunny Ahl U jllo n lll.l UhiinoiiM M Ti>l.il.irr II -K r Miiihi-ll lb '•<> 17 >•* .... U(-« rptinn<( O Once Upon A Ctessk 'Swish of ® RtchUttle’a: AChrletmeaCarol EVENING Sharon Ballard 459, Irma You Bat Your Ufa friends B ig B ird e ncounters in hla family, who are stranded in mother end another. (2 hra.) l.jiiiitM rl 4in K . lir.-itr :i .1J H Sinilh 2 Sot (ind iH’rHtd NtKio l ’4‘nanH*i* Mnulo IMI vdii JVg Id the Curtain' When Mrs. Potter- You'll find a m ultitude of ‘Riches' in 1. Sica standout in goal. DeSimone 451, Annie M..n 2 M. Munlrr Qiip ’ * Knjihlom quest to find out just how Santa 6:00 (Ml 4 I) I'oidUlMMl I1 n ‘KI«'v 4 4 4 12. { .N.|H-r SI ' K\ 'in fin 4 Smith announcea that she wants to Big Money Game the snow, in the animated O ABC Newa NlgMIlne thia version of Charles Dickens' ^i) T»nnU Grind MMUfiConlln- M.m ■ » Wrnsink Quo U IB T R MseWaW-Lohrer Report C laus can g e l down all those lltlie 11:36 Gagnon 464, Dot Hills 473, I .iKin 1121 Tnl.ilt M Ill2r Kii Hark SI-* 10 Wl 121 The tipotf: use the Blue Door Theatre to give an It holiday special, THE FAT classic Chrialmaa story. Kans-Mdi-. ilcil^nv KC SUMns Quc i: 2» Ikirmit ho Mon bdlon (.11 71 IZIi 17 3 1 M r. K ru o g o r'a C h rle tm a s Mr. chimneys. (60 mins.) d ) Happy Daye Again u lt From Daylimi SEMOR lUH'SE evening pert ormance f orthe garden 2:00 6:30 Mary Lourie 457, Laurie ( It'v H .im l iy :U 27 211 illl r '(W ll.’i'thad Minn tv IIH V. !» Kruger Is the custodian of an apart­ O Movie-(Mutlcal)*** "HoNday ALBERT CHRISTMAS ^ 11:60 riiird period 2 Q u i Ih h I' Stastnv U In peremptorily firing manager Dave Bristol for no fete. Mrs. Bell reaiixee aha iairying X Joe F ra nk lin Show Vernon National Bank 8 Gagnon 450, Kathy l-i>iil(’ili>iii Norn- Tot.iMiiiiN Kimvis •Tillev. Sll tn ‘.Hi 14 2 il ment building whereheliveaalonein Inn" 1642 Bing Crosby, Fred As­ SPECIAL, Wednesday, vlf T in nlt To Win With John Niw , \ si.m n\ llislop' III tl 1. Mtinlrc.il visible reason — except that he didn’t like the way their totakethetheatrefromthechildren. O Love Boel-PoSce Women ^ SporteCenter c o m b i P art I. I ih 3). I U’Vfland 17 Ti** Iirm :i4 U itrv llouU- 12 'Mond.mi. M 01 1 Montrr.il the bseement with his cal. Atthough taire A song and dance man Love Boet -'SllenI Night' A couple (Brian Coughlin 3, Steve Berzenski 470. \ .IfTT vds nu iivK Id (^sed-Captioned;U.8.A.) December 24 on CBS-TV. O Gel Smart in ' Hi4l)ins4.ni iy 'b lVn.illM’« private session was going during the major-leanie base­ seek to redirect their lives after the 7:00 Byam 2, Greg Mahoney, liillon (til ISh 71 17 3 1 Q Studio tea hecenberoughstlimea.hegoesout decides to turn a Connecticut farm The Cosby Kids make this 2:06 .11^ SportaCintir I TM I lui > Nom- Minn lltf tv ir !* ball winter meetings — owner Bob Lurie o f the San W Jim Rockford: Private on Christmas Eve and encounters into an Inn open only on Holidays. (2 husband served three years in pri­ S h ills .m K*m I M iin ire .il H4>-24 .» O USAF Rellgloue Film 6:00 Jim Bain, Jim Hutton), COI ATRV Cl.l B- Pete iKintUn 14 2-t II riKjm-ili' 4 12 jr Util IMI ur.' lit 17 h R Francisco Giants exhibited the kind of helter-skelter Inveetigator marvelduaChrlatmaaexperiences hra.) Christmas a special one son for a crim e he did not commit. 2:30 It Profiiatonal Rodio r decision-making that has dragged his club below 6:30 when they rescue a family ® Auto Race London lo Brighton - Staum 159-398. Ted Backiel I liK lk m s <1 04 1 1) HrisluM 122 4 I'l.trk' SI' . '.*1*1 1 H 10:00 Hi mediocrity the last couple of years. About the only goof GD T ic Tac Dough O T ic Tec D ough d) The Nutcracker Mikhail Watdo'Peppertrackaaremarkable Vintage C ar Run ECHO Mites 3 (Jason 155-386, Bill Tomkiel 378, 2 1 1 ' V 1ilkir> I 041 R T iil.ils « I'l.ivM* \ .Ht)72 Inin rc|ilinns in distress, welcome a new l€ AuloRaci you could accuse Bristol of making was his blut about ^ Tonnie To Win W ith John No w- 8:00 Baryshnikov's production ol the old man who. dressed as Santa, O W orld O f Laurel A nd H ardy 11:30 II I I HH no VIIs l£ III (X) Fat Albert Chrletmas Special b alle t danced by B aryshnikov and life into the world and learn steels huge sums ol money lo buy Oatway 2, Tom McKeown), Mavnard Clough 148-363. l i V I l 'h ' rniinvM 'll I.A ' H 140 M t cgmteJPartl. Ilf SportaCintir reluctant Mike Ivie being a "cancer" on the team — and Fat Albert end the Cosby Kids make Qelaey Kirkland, with members of holiday cheer for poverly-ttricken Hamden "B" 1. Brendon I .it..ii< l. ’> (I I IK iU io r o 1 1 4 III MiiturdMin Ml 9 0 9 NBCNowa that what appears to be 12:00 Gordon Wilson 143-362. that's not far from the truth. this Christmas a special one when Ihe American Ballet Theatre, will be senior cHizena (Repeat; 2 hrs.. 16 II m m I. i I 'T M .h \' I HuNlitn'lMi ’.irris h U .is h - • D y (I O O O vor Easy Queata; Singing cruelty is sometimes just a 3:00 vlf Profiaaional Rodio Wheeler in goal for Mites. Fred Tracy 135-358. Bill [l.ivondi-i IViish % M 1 they reecue a family in dialreas, wel­ presented. The ballet tells the mine.) HI "lun.ikfl M I 7 ll.ihin/mi- \*. duo Tony Sandler and Ralph Young. CD Movie -(Weetern) ** "The 2:00 h.t.i' I .'2 1 Iri'liini I 04»2 T i O.i K .14 Ails.iri I'hil 7y II H come ■ new life into Ihe world and lighthearted etory of a email girl's disguise tor a special 12:(X) Sander 135-353. Dick .Schot- HoatarHugh Downs andFrankBtair. Chriatmaa K id" 1667 Jeff Hunter. vtf SportaCintir 1,1 3i 6lote iMui|ih\ WjHh H 2S u (Cloaed'Captioned; U.S.A.) learn that what appearatobecruel­ dreama on Chriatmaa Eve. (90 sadness. CD Leeaone end Carols Of Louis Hayward. A bitter and rebel- 2:30 ta 138-350. Tom Turner 138. I f.iii i v i r / T .ci iDi M li-n IK 'I « n 11 6:66 ly la eometimea lust a disguise for a mins.) • URVICII 4MC (^ ria tm e e I m II.i ' J 'l! » 2 ll l liiiiii'r Minn u i:i H lio u t young man ralorm a in time lo 1f Aulo Raci Bill Palmer 136 0 Newa sDecial sadness. 6KW CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (D Movie-(Comedy)** "I'NTeke 4:00 I ' (ilnl >111 N.xir li.(i|> I I,ill3 P ric la v llunU'i Dll ai 13 H O O O Olff'rent BIrokee Sweden" 1666 Bob Hope. Tues­ save h it town from the corruption of iMii.ivi; \ Mushing: 7:00 (1 )0 Eight It Enotigh A preaeni I f T in n ia G rand M a atira liASKKTBAU, hidden by Joan b e fo re h er d eath Believing that Mr. Drummond Is lon­ day Weld. Wealthy oil executive a ruthless and power-hungry gam­ 1 ut mI.c. ' sj»ii t' 11 .ins.li iidits .lll VlKilV^lk’ ld CBS N e w t bler. (119mina.) reatoreatheBradforda'apiritallera ely for female company. Arnold and Q )(9t«filna.) 11:30 lakes hia daughter to Sweden in Bowling l(\ I mil'll I’ll ltilrrn.tlpin.il Korkkill** at Torrill^ton I'j-,Ion. ( hi :{|7 io n 4 i)r ti i< IM J L .8 .H . 10:00 O Bewitched Xnd. rNon S|| :i»i IT2 4; '2 y Christm as burglar steals their pre- WIliia contact dial-a-male and fix O O O Quincy Quincy helps a CD CBS Chrtetmee Eve Rellgloue order to break up her romence with H.is.-tull Tournam i*nl n ABC News (D Th« Houa« Without A Christ­ 3:30 K.illiiii no Ik j 'K You'll find a multitude of 'Riches' in yearns to have a Chriatmaa tree lor Delray Beach. Florida Singles and BASKPTRAI.L mat. a smalt town cleric learns special presents the 300 member deaths by listing them as acciden­ lerina inebitteratruggleofcareerva O O O Chriatmaa Rome 1680 12:30 r.tl I (inu.li I -il Si'l' til' ;wl \«'.H r-^ > r V lonrimits NN' y4 Kt 44 H this veraioh of Charles Dickens' ihehoiliday.butmeetSBlrongoppo- Doubles Finale si \|i» lis Charles Tar- Hl:in. h.'ird n i W « C .1 about h it three grown-up children. Oratorio Society otUtshperforming tal. (Repeat; 60 mins.) m arriage. (2 hra.. 15 mins.) TheChristmaaEveMidnighIMasain ) NBABaahitball K .i'k i i i m I) \X ctht'rfirield at Kanl classic Chrialmaa story. eition from her stern father. (60 O Newa II i IIIsI m H \,|’I||>«1 r«.l\ltl M.lllHit 'vki.iii.ini. lH‘t 72 hT 42 2 (M m in a .) George Frederick Handel's 'Mes­ O Independent Newa ® SporteCMter St. Peter's Basilica In Vatican City 3 00 pinian 2lHl-ro7. Clarence ralholir, 8 F e stival O f Faith mins.) 4 :30 '• Milcllt 'U(. r. tlilit. >1|S I.... I.iilin switJor SI I W t»i 41 r WNd Kingdom (iDProfeeeionalRodeoFroniMea- siah'. with guest conductor Sandor 10:30 B Movie -(Adventure) * * * ^ y celebrated by Pope John Paul II will 3 Biui'Gray Football Garni Petersen .'29 Harry Buskin '.••((I... M.tl.s.i ttlunlonhury at Trinity M ill.T Sl- n ff 4iiy Salgo.ThesetlingisthefamedMor- ^ Newa "T hunderbaN" 1665 Sean Con­ be telecaat via satellite from Rome O 22 ANve N ew s f Quite. T e xe t ^ N ew ark A nd R eality GD MeetTiieMeyort 4:55 T:). Andy lairenzen f02. I L c lI.ir .l I :i;J 7 |•lmI Heiurns O Standing Room Only Snow manTabernacleinSaitLakeCity.(2 O HollyiijADd Squares nery, Cleudine Auger. James Bond (90 mine.) r o u r n a m r n t k In Performance ^ Auto Race London to Brighton - O PTL Club-Talk And Variety ______EVENING______I >11 N .iiiifil (It u n sivi . iKii ilin .ii ' I.,i..n|M .•IMI 2 no vd.K ,iv|! I Id White and the Seven Dwarf a Live on hra.) 11:00 007 must atop Ihe international ^ 12:08 Harriet Giordano 189-466. \ltk . Kt II IV ti. ,.il ...... Ii Northwest (iatho lie at I'llmMin Ml 23 a n 12 2 '6 I Q. Who will b t tbe firit l> 11 ESPNSpeclal iciStara 80 Woodbury 176 464 Pal h..«. N... lilMtii ll"wr L’ r h phy winner from South Carolina is a bona fide blue-cfaipoer. Basketball ...... I M.»iiL*lil(.n I Hi>i?»Tv i;» tl (BIP), 7:50 1 .4i i i {i1n 'II Hoil i:, (I (1 78 10 30 y j A I'l•n,llll4■' IhMii'l.iv ||jr t> .il Nj.hh.4Ui III. kc. H.ili c , n 2 (( 78 Pro scouts don't quite put him in the same class as Billy mris riiibH leaii 186-492 Lou Tou- B o c k 1 i 11 c a t K a h I 11 Intirnational WitghtllMing ll.ii iii.ii(>r 1 .44 ll.it llord Im'I i. Id M 'rv tt) .|p|lrrv.in S|i n (I n (( 78 as a prospect, although he grades out just as well His appear­ t.iin 188-MI.C Nerl Toutain 14 Football inaidiTheNFL • NiiHi'ld- 1 V4 r.tJi'iiM'iii Tiif (iulholic (Bll*)< 0:50 i iih h v H ill 12 II I (I 72 ances in the post-season games — the Hula Bowl and the Sen­ even greater misfortune on Christ- 2:30 ■ tundiri D.ik IK U Id (I (.( TV Thursday. able to communicate due to eevere accused ot killing hie eweelheart's 11 30 184 464 Sue Lane 4'4 Diek (iij.'t r W 1 .ir'.ni,. Ih'IU h ■ M'l v«''l hk masEveloa hardworking farmer, an ^ SportaCantar ' klllK ior Bowl — might generate the same kind of excitement that fiance. (2 hre.) 11 SportaCintir ______\ 'i .| .i M . r I 44 ______MORNING______orphanage, andakindty bookseller. phyaicalhendicepe. 9 Rock Concert W oodburv 226 f 6(1. Ed 4'|. .4 Ik! .1 iK I’D 12:00 'li it il | h i i i n I T ll,irll"ifi ll.iM.' 12 Sims attracteid And Rogers, with his 4 45 speed, is bigger than O MoW« -(M u tical-C o m qd y) * ^ (S) ESPN Special: IceStara '80 'iiiiih V-. I ’ 1 2h :44 44 1:34 7:00 (2 hra ) 3:00 If ESPNSpiclal lciSlara 80 W e.iver 2:«) 2111:79 Steve l(•l^p|v H.ivy., 4 141 :i ll.illl'.td Sims. . 126181 Dick Clark'e Good Old Days "Say Qna for Me" 1959 Bing Featuring P eggy Flemming and Jo CD Movie '(Adventure) *** U \M IIS«.li»\ fCl liciil.'tl. I 'v|..iii:tii"n 14 ¥• y t« 'n ii«(liki s D tb4H 24 t, '3 MR CD WhU: TheElf Who Made Chriet- : 1 2:30 Dick Clark salutes Ihe biggeat stars Croeby, DebbieReynolde. A Broad­ Jo Starbuck "Drum s" 1638 Sabu. Raymond Ki’isliaw' '(K) Hill Zwiek luil.tl'l i::‘ R ll.ixi vKh in i’ 1 nv« Itl t|.4f1l(.iil Ni'Uli'ld 4 •un.iwivlrtl IV H> '‘ll•lnl•■rl 1*4'1 :m i2 b -J 4 . 7 110 mee Special A magic ell has a (9) Or. G ene S c o tt On H ebrew s 11 SportaCintir U.ihr n.ik 11-44 l!( 37 4R 41 Th u rsd ay oftheyears 1955-65,toaatathecity way Priest gets mixed up with a Massey YoungboyrescueeBritish . ; : i .i i'M . 4 .-1 II I ’.H tP i "41 H> r .n ..lh .'v I .4 rr i'h I -t H 14 |•.m •m 4'nl Q. I know there have been several athletes who have played special kirni ol Chriatmaa spirit and 12H)5 3:00 '1 7 \|,,ti,.iii ; 1141 h Kuiktuk 4 I y ! " t :, k'( I .III' 'D H[i .UH 'y I 47i: .11 24 H appy D ays A gain 12:30 Champlonahipa \|((:i(>ii l*4'n III IKI 4ditT2rtli; 13 played pro basketball and pro football at tbe same time? ~ O CheMce Of Setvetlon Chrlet- Berry. Jerry LeeLewis, Brenda Lee. CD & Newa I, -Mi 14 I MV- ■ 44 IH .I.(tins tf Henry Winkler ages from a 11:50 S Hooen’a Heroes Debbie \arni 4:1 Gail I till. 1 K( a* 1KI. Ni V3fil III 12 F.W., Middletown. Ohio. m e t M eet Bobby Rydell, Jan and Dean, Little 4 :30 ' tA 1 M j w c ' : : k ' 'lim' 7 IJ 1 wide-eyed and loving young ® Charlia'e Angala-Pollca ® 9 ® Tomorrow \ l ! 1 '.,. 'Ml - \ i \ i ( ; i f . I '14. : l: I .11, H j H 44h 24H ■: i.iiiyii 21 One comss to mind He is Otto Graham, who played with the O Chrletmee Day Mesa Anthony and the Imperials. Chubby 9 22 A live 11 a I I / o i; 17 6 I)ea IIa M I, n ,. ...D ' tii'.i:ii.' Woman Charlie's Angels- 'Teen 1:00 1-...... 4.1. x't. II,.' U"4,'l 1 ,1 .1' 1 I ii|i.'>l I'l.-— Inli tn.ilioii.il I , i I id l' I>>iv i-.I on |H I iii|in jv K Rochester Royals the winter of 1945-46 and then reported that 6 :30 man to a bitter and wrinkled Checker. Fabian, and many more 4:55 , . I til |k I ml Angel' Krie goes undercover ae a CD Rat P etrol Kieliard 4:4 I'.iye W iv k I H, III. Ml inn. ' I'.M summer to the , going ob to become the CD Sing W e N oel old miser who does )iis best to (Partll. 2 h ra ) 9 PTL C lub-Talk A nd V ariety U.1'liiM i't'.n 'J4 3 II ik. l'.4Ss H fi PlVflv 17-year-old in a fashionable girls 1:30 Inirv 46: Tina Mirens 479 Wit.l I .ird I'l.i "Its 10:00 sour Ctiristmas in AN OMovie-(Drama)**4 "BreakOf 5:00 \- .111.. j ' l - i .»■ ''u n .l.i. I h 'i 2h Hi'4 iTli.ins most successful quarterback in the history of pro football The GD Adam 12 CD ^ v T o The W orld . Hearte" 1935 Katharine Hepburn, echool to find out which of the GD P rayer K,iien Hiordan 211 189-740. '' ■, I .k,,”' , ,.i i.i*.nv.(fi I Ml.'-.l "ii' D jH it.H l V .H . !• II..II . - \l,v. I. V..' D. L.v I Uli III no vds kK Id most recent baseDall-footbal) star was Carroll Hardy, a defen­ AMERICAN CHRISTMAS ® Movie -(Orama) ** 4 "Five O O O Chrtetmee At Weehing- Charles Boyer A female musician w ealthy aludents ia causing terror (S) U.S. National Tractor Pulling I (t.ji • nitv W .iv h ii'tiM f '•* M ' (••' 1 l'l.• t l I j l WiO'l.iw ' ! ) 1 4 ' y Days F rom H o m e " 1676 George H.iibara Sielert 212 21.1- - Ik.,- I n sive star for the San Francisco 49ers who also holds the dis­ CAROL, an updated movie falla lor a conductor and com plica­ on campus. Police C ham plonahipa Part II X \ D i.,o ..i,'..i I'l..’. , .11- ..•H . rv .,n s l» 1C! i:44H 1(1 ;i 13 to n C athedral Peppard. Neville Brand. Deeperate L .in r i ' I * 7M1.C 1'y 4 tinction of being the only Boston Red Sox batter ever to pinch- version ot the classic Charles Women--‘Farewell. Mary Jane' 5:04 197 622, Sbaron Hietiard (in.l iKll.tl 1 ^ IvI'ljIldiTv ljlld .'lv lI l. t l x.iui.i.i. i.i'i ; 11:00 tions arise from their similar proles- ECHO ttfi IlM H> I . (> Pepper ia attracted to a race car manbreaksout of prison and layahia II 2 i i \ M .»m l4M s I... •. • ■! \iip7i. v*i I .1 rhii.iiii'i 1 ..iL’i-nt "v. ,1 hit for Ted Williams The only active dual-sport man is O Chrietmes From The Cryatel Dickens tale. Set during the aiona. (90 mins.) CD News 188-4i8l, Fran M isseri 181 M I 'n i it i I U' driver who is her partner when she lifeon the line in order fobs reunited results K.ilHit 21 i...t,nK H-.uino, IIM 'll.. 12 4' , 'll M ' pitcher Ron Reed, who once played with the Detroit Pistons of C athedral Depression, Ihe film will be ® All Creatures Qreat And 5:30 ...... Hii'i..i • ii '.111 Di, k'" I goes undercover to catch a pilot with hie eon. (Rated PG) (106 484 l i u l l i W o o d b u ry 2(11- l’i-r..i',i' f j I H i l,.4ni.’fv in .ds ni> avj! Id the NBA. He remains an effective reliever with the world Small (X) Daniel Boone NM 14 ft >. M < presented as an 'ABC Movie flying drugs in from Mexico. mina.) 199 :27 Carol M ereier 460 M V\ II H s K I H ' 1 '-.n s ji I.Uii K ih ;t u ______AFTERNOON O Bernstein Conducte: Verdi Ih i; ,l|H " i.H t .( 4 .IIV.4IV M j . Mill.4nlii '■im.i.i, 1.17 4 champion Phillies. Special' on Christmas Night, (Repeat; 2 hre., 16 mins.) 2:00 I ji.i.-.s .4. !h ti K-irn 4. 1 1 1-1 MVV si* I2M' HI* 14 Requiem llll.iv 'l't.s l I 0| 4 1 . li t , 41'. I a'.4 'I H •.,4kl.f.'|.(' ...... I'd 12 I' 12:00 12:00 CD Movie -(Romance) ** /HOUKMcancmA/ \am \ Wasbburn 192-491...... s t H* M n 2.1 NcwliH I s|l \IV 71 r “ 4 Q Do >ou think, after seeing tbe recent demonitration of Thursday, December 25 on 10:00 M Ttm TATl 84 BXIT SI SMjmi LAM n . r H .-.n h .fi IK f'.'n jtii4 *'‘ \l I OMovie-(Comedy)*** "Septet (£ CBS Lau Movla'THE DAIN "Copacebana" 1947 Qroucho N A ir r f r.«, 14, I ,.(k .8 ; '.k I III.■It 'Mil -.1(1 \li,.ni.4 4, -lit s, Old Ol ih 1 I) ABC TV. (D Knott Lending Karen's announ­ CAST one seS'Seo M arlie Barilla 471 Donna |; i i —.-I. 4 41 '4 T I t o i i f . I ' K I M ttitt." fan ..upj ri at the home garnet of the Oakland Raiden, that See" 1640 Stan Laurel. Oliver CURSE' 1978Stare: JamesCoburn. Marx, Carmen Miranda. Laughs, ■ A A O A M M A rw a a DAILY PFF. W K.E H r c l , K .IM I . : , ,)U.i tM-ii.i. vci'.f.: ‘c. M-Ki-nilr .in M' :MI t r II cement that she ia pregnant is a rU U T SHOW ONLY Sl.SO P.lge 177 Dawn Tesla 464 4 they still should be allowed to move to Los Angeles next Hardy Ollie has a breakdown from CHECK UStINGS roB CI»Cr tIME songs and dances, all at the famous Pee Wee "A' 6 iTim s; . ■■(4i:i ! .'-.D : 1 r I'l* 4. NNI i;i X joyous surprise lo Sid. but it sparks Hector Elizondo. Private detective Claudeim .Merlens 180-496 13 'vR.i. .1, vL'.G 1 jlk jr . byT i NV season'* — M.A., Alameda, Calif. working in a hornlaclory and irtta to Hamilton Nath ishiredtopursue Ihe Copacebana (2hrs.. iSmins ) M. ( relax on a small boat (60mma ) a crisis between them over Ihe GD Jo e F rsnk H n S how ■Martin 3 Kurt Fuellhart 2. I. .,7.(1. - ! ''.H 2: meaning of marriage, career and facts on a diamond robbery at Ihe . > 1. .'I •...... l,.-.Ddin NN l'i.4ml 12:30 • COM^fX UMiCIt hi •» LoeAngeieeanderiotoutcareerae 6:00 turn as the ‘Peanuts' pooch hosts ■'A ' 1 I Martini. Glaston­ Opera star Luciano P avarotti tings then summoned back to London, M.' . H "• ,'ih H. t 2 I h it - . t l M U M»HK l I'l W.'.hl'. \,4U..n.i .,it Ml' .i\j U' M suckers. And that ought to include all sports editors who e vacu4im cleaner eeleemen en- ^ 9 )0 0 Nowa his own ice epeclecle. complete bury 4 223-572. Rav B erlin 201-538. 1 .It v n M> 1 "u rr !h IT 1 I .-.iD.tli l.oaKiii' i ' k1i m ,I i i .i I vi itisii, >. r.4 lyu ' 2 ■■ 1,1 print reports that Ali is considering an imminent bout eues (90mMe) W 6larekyAftd Hutch wHhacastot skating staraincluding 'Ave Maria.' OHolyNlght' and other wtrere she receives yet another W ill i \ \1. I ( n MHM 1.1 tt\l I'.m.Ni sheftering blow. (Cfoeed- B ill Reichert 204-522. .Mike MI'AVIH 131 I4.'ir.iil 4 h'r.Hlnifk 17 ‘ 4 ..litfn.i M i-im iili . lA. iiif ..-kani against so-and-so. 2K)0 □D Jokor'aWHd Peggy Fleming. Chrielm ae claeeice in thia program Wolff-Zackin "B’ 0, ' lu ! . ' •.‘4 3. \ .rMjfW.- , . : r, ...tii.'k t.il.'s Mi , K 3' K 'in s< o n Ilk' ' 24y HI44 I 2 ■(> h 7:29 filmed inMontreal'e Church of Notre Captioned. U SA.) (60 mina.) ONE FRAYER..ONE BORE O Kolbrick 518 Gary I.iU. llJoiWI. GD stepping Out: The DeBolte (S) Avotratlan Rugby Continues South Windsor 5 I-- ’ >1 3. M K.-.m . ; t ; .*• K rn 1 ►•■f II '2 ZZ! <91 1 H 44 O D ally N um ber Dame (60 mint.) O Independent News s, . ... ii.ki 4 \Iinni"v..|.i t hn'f,'li 4 Id i..vl' . -.'1 ,.i' )C: 4 7 ■ I 4. Grow Up HBO preeentB an exciu- From Oaytimo Final Sullivan 502. Dick Coons . It. t lb i : " ■*, 7:30 O Feetive Bach Thia program 10:30 B" 0, Avon 4 I M,rm.-V,.l.. \.o|.T wntlh Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman. Suite eiveholidayepeciallhetcelebralea P v trtd g o F am ily D-t'.-M D.|| II II II II tr ^ PM M e ga iin e offers a performance of Bach's ^ Apple PoHehera 520 Pete Toland 501. Jim I'.v, , ■ (,|„ . tl 4. MiTim"‘,.t.4 1.; the Ilia, sptril and never-ending S tu dio Soo The ' B" 1 iTim McElroyi. l.r w . M.'ii; Hi K 2 II *(i 271. World Trade Center. San Francisco. Calif. 94111 Because Magnifies in 0, his most often per­ Gl) International Weightlifting .v.n:> l^.|,.ll i: I' I'.71.11,4" achievementa of the phyeically ^ A il In The F am ily LaBelle 502. Dick Kingsley 1.7 I \S IP (I 111 11 tin ot the volume of mail, there will be no individual responses formed Christm as holiday work. A m erica's Cup, Part 5 Simsbury 2 Aaron Engel in M Itn— .I.. u n. I| V. r.. d h- ' hrivl.ill • handicapped DeBolt children SMovto -(Claaalc) ** "David ^ Fam ily Faud Power Behind '..(..111,.11 ' i III II H J 543. Glen Prentiss 515. Bob . 'll I I.' ,vi Pl M ." D '.iiM r. X III. ks ^ FaceThaMueic O A Midtummer'a Night Dream ® F o o tb a ll: in sid e The NFL goal K iitl M I 2 . M m ’ . ( • . I'PG l-( ► 2 " O Movie-(Mueicei)*** "HoHdey Copparflald" 1670 Robin Phillips, .'.JJiH 12 24 I • , ...... (. j , M ill, t Ih 'i *. X Gi) Football: ineida Tha NFL Performed by the New York City O C o n n e ctic u t P rim e Tim e Arendt 500. Bob Edwards K l> klHk' km " 1642 Bing Croeby. Fred Ae- Lauranca O fM er. Tale of a poor o r­ The Throne * . It.'lH ', 4, . , ,i k '4 ] u . ; Mill.'i Ih-t i:i C teire A eong and dance man phan boy finding hia way In life p re­ O You B at Y our U fa Center Ballel O H o lly w oo d S quares 544 v|. I ...... M ,i H V O M.A.S.H. 10:45 B \ M AM 'h ii .i ,(.71.-1 * Min'..'"i.. M>' j;thk M u ir 1. i*. • .C42 Vlli. decidee to turn a Connecticut term sented through the eyesol David as M../-.U: 4. 4'. isj: iritii OQS) MacNaihLehrar Raport O Program Unannounced Coach Works B 1 ,» ll.’i.i.H'k M... Vl.iiii ''14 R 4i. HI 14 FLETCHER GLASS CO. into an Inn open only onHoitdayt. (2 f^o u n g m a n (2 hra.) 8 :30 ' ••7'.,1 1 \ : 2 Ih li 47 'E4 11:00 M ir: OWI.s. Wendy M in n . V.,' , i h i ,. lu l l I .1V4-V H .ilK -riv ;i M III" hra.) O Jim Rockford: Private O Tic Tac Dough Ju Merv Griffin (Brian Coughlin). South i I*.,., lir. 1 ...I'v Min U I- I I.in » lin I ‘I||7 In Ui II. II 'I A kS4 In u : 8:00 3 (X )(^00 News 'v i ll. t, D,. n i: 2 2:30 invaettgator GD Movie ‘(Adventure) ***4 Eortuna 201-511 Marion Mi-.l' -I. k '.il Mi:iP.'^"l.i 12 i2 4 3 ij (X) Tha Waitone A robbery results ) M.A.S.H. Windsor 1 I 'j w i n . OMovle-(Comedy)***H "Peck 6 :3 0 "Oiamonde Are Forever" 1971 Smith 175-501 Linda i t l ...... (k I .{|v Id ml COMPLETE AUTO QLA88 8ERVICE Up Your Troublea" 1632 Stan GD T ic Tac D ough in Walton's Mountain's only store Senn Connery, Jill St John James ) Maude :PG I Purdy Corp "A 0 En­ Me H. •ti keeper Ike Godseyandhis wifeCor' .1 Millionaire (I'ki t’hl 4 I 37 "T" fit.’: 12 WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE,' Laurel.OUverHardy Twozanieeare (8 ) ChrletmaeOnIcaTeped mEur Bond 007 follows a trailot smuggled AWMmg the P tmee mmd HmppissepM field 9 drafted during W.W.I, and turn the abeth going out of business (60 ((S) DickCevett Show TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIKcPLACE A DOOp ope. HBO'e excluaive special lea diam onds to m aster crim inal Ernst ■ 1 A M N O T A N A N I M A L ! Army upside down (70 mina ) turea 'Europe on Ice', Ihe world's m tna) Slavro Blofeld, who is plotting to ^ O dd C ouple • i Ike Ckrielmme Nemmm "A" 3 iTobeler. West. MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK)' 3:00 greatest ice revue, in a apecteculsr ^ PM M agazine corner the diamond market and use 11:30 ke pewre /ererer mmrel I AM A HUMAN BEING' ■V3. Olenderi. Glastonbury 9 GQ Slue-Grey F ootben Game skating extravaganza 1® Santa Claus is Cornin' To the gems m s laser armed satellite ( D A il In The Fam ily ® K ojak 9mr iefrmmt Ikmmkt im mU. I...AM ...A M AN!" Dave Royal in goal ®Movfe-(Drema)*** "Oreeteat f i9 NBCNowa Town An ammaled musical tale ( 119 mins ) ■'B' 1. Simsbury 2 Engel, Story Ever Told" 1665 Max Von O O Ovar Easy'Volunieerism which delves into the myslenea and ^ Tom Cottle Show GD M usic W orld Sydow. Charlton Heaton. Slory ol Quaat: Jazz singer Maxine Sullivan myths of Kria Kringle. alias Santa 9 :0 0 ^ SportsCenter and Steve Holt shared Jesus' 33 years on e arth from his Hosts: Hugh Downs and Frank Blair Claus Narrator Fred Astaire (50 (V> M agnum , P .l. Five liltle school­ ® Movie-(Mueicei)*** "High t h e goaltending chores b4Tlh to the Resurrection (3 hra I7 (Cloaed-Captioned, U S A.) mina ) girls. their missing teacher and a Society" 1656 Bing Crosby. Frank ^ a n ’t bear to m in i) O N B C N ew s CD NBA B a a k a tb a ll N>«> J a r.a y priceless paintingcauaeChristmas Sinatra. A woman is about to marry PUMPERNICKEL 3:40 6 :5 5 Nets vs W ashington Builets holiday complications for Magnum until her ex-husband and two E l ^ R i U N T IRT wait another O Laurel A rid H ardy O H aw s (fl) ESPN SpKial: IctSlart '80 (60 m in s ) p orters arrive (107 mins.) PUB Fogarty Bros B 9 4 :00 7 :00 Featuring Peggy Flemmmg and Jo O O O The Tonight Show 'Best mO*WW»FW E^rtwaiir pusnesB tr a il O Chriatmaa Meaaenger L ive ec - Jo Starbuck of Carson' Guests: Bruce Dern, OadwiCeew* *wi wItwwiiv m s ) C BSN aw a (Graver 2. Skivington 2. minute to PHONE 448.PU66 .i6«-H--i/ir-)k" tionand animation unloid this Oscar J M.A.S.H. O O O Gemea People Play CD O ABC Movie Special An Johnny Mathis, Myron Cohan, Cal­ American ChnstmasCarol' 1979 vin Triiiin (Repeal; 60 mins.) S arto r 2. Beaudoin 2. wish you a Wilde's laie about a myaterioua j O ABC N awa Tonight's segments include sen Pellagatto). Middlesex 1 atranger'a meaaage lo the world. I BuHaaya dragging. theOmakHorseRaceand Stars HeMryWinkler.DavidWayne. ® To Say I Am This program wish you Merry Christmas WM«(ri«KCoimdy) —4 "Thra* ) SportaCantar Widowmaker Motorcycle Climb, An updated version ol the claaaic focuaea on the latest technology MANCHESTER Vinnie Sica in goal Stoogee Go Arourtd The W orld" ) Faotival Of Faith beitybucking. bellyllopping and pil­ Charles Oicksns Isle, set in New being em ployed to aid the estim at­ "B" 6 iLarriviere 2. and to express 1663pueeSloogee. Jay Shetfieid I M atch Gama low fighting, juggling and Irog England during the Depression, ed 500.000 Americana who are un- a Happy ThreeT zanies travel around the ) Nawa jumping, anda segment on a lootball about a mean old nuaer who brings our thanks. I M ora Than A D raam Hdiday Reason WANTED T u O P A 8 B S 8 NATIONWIDE 1 CPR appoints manager PC I i INSURANCE HARTFORD—Paul K. Tail, president Ramsey was director of public intorma- TO BUY GM and general manager of Connecticut tion at WGBY/Channel 57 in Springfield. The Amiy was »'Ot ■-s - O-’ M ' . f •'» ' • P C' " P * Educational Telecommunications Corp., Mass. • • Factory Trained Technldana • Free Kiddie Kocktails with TAMARAC • Charge WItti Maatar Qiwga • Our Regular Low TMES ip o I • 24 Hour Wrecker Sarvica Film slated $2 at door • 25c N r drMs in Hebron I domastic boar batwaan Children's Prices Tal. 646-6464 8-10 P J . SO BRING YOUR PARENTS OB>e NEW GULF SUPER HEBRON-The Hebron m i w ir a " ' pfivda Elementary and Gilead °TUEt., DEC. 30th Hill Parent Teacher ___ AND COME JOIN US______Organizations will present \hl f STIR UNLEADED the film, "For the Love of »•!( Benji" Tuesday at 1:30 WED., DEC. 31at HAPPY HOLIDArS CRAZY w ish ^ j*(i^sw eet dream s as p.m. at the Gilead Hill HAPPY HOLIDAYS Naw Taan Eva Merry we celebrate the magic of Christmas. auditorium. Admission is FROM ALL OF US 50 cents and refreshments The Shaboo Alistars [ 1 ^ Christmas As its wonder touches young and old, we WlaMiia SM a n tiM M«m Iiisi af a (ayoiu A T G RO UND NOW A T will be available. Pre­ balMa)i laaaaa. Slaeara lhaaha oaa aa4 aO. with tpadal turpritc WALT DISNEY And A Happy send warm greetings and thanks to all. schoolers will be admitted $10 ROUND TO ALL uKonuc'iO'.'. only in the company of an r ISew Year BOB'S GULF SELF SEBVICE adult. The film will last OF YO U! ‘ ACHEVROLET about two hours. TRAVEL COMIND CAPITOL 250 West Middle Turnpike laLM-IORtim iai 13N ■ M B Miiai NICHOLS DO IT DAILY - SAVE GLASTONBURY 4 tune tilled 1229 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTIR ka 31K . UIMSTM m w MANCHESTER MONEY by clipping the TIME AT THE JUNCTION OF a n m tted TIRE and we wish all of you coupons in Evening ROUTES 2 a 3 - SB9-0162 G e Y t m tg a n ia ' TIRE Herald’s leading grocer’s m Cia iM vWa Rd. NEAR PUTNAM BRIDQE ads. 648-S72S WWIiaantlc 295 BROAD ST. 329 BROAD ST. A MERRY CHRISTMAS PLEASE CAaiHEXmE i ODOBAL MOTORS m m om noM CAU 428-0078 FORSCBEENTMES MANCHESTER - 643-1161 MANCHESTER-646-33S6 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 24, 1980 - 19 18 - EVENING HERALD. Wed . Dec. »4, 1960 13 Http Wantod Hatp Wanlad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wanlad 13 MM Wantad It HoIpWurttd 13 WwitMf I t Hatp Wanlad DO IT WEDNESDAY PLEASE READ ADVERTISINO Find out bow to TACO BELL is now hiring for BOOKKEEPER wanted to SALES STORE MANAGER - HOUSEKEEPERS AND save PAR'T TIME CLERKS BOOKKEEPER­ part time hours. Good starting work as para-professional in Good o p p o rtu n ity to be JANITORS. Full time Faces of Christmas money by clipping coupons YOUR AD DEADLINE NEEDED - Tuesday and SECRETARY for small but by reading and Super­ fast growing Manchester rate. Paid training, flexible CPA firm. Familiarity with associated with New England weekdays and weekends. 12:00 noon Iho day Wednesday, third shift; and RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST - full charge bookkeeping duties Mature and responsible in­ market Shopper column in ClattllUd adt ara T E A C H E R - L e a rn in g firm . Must be experienced In hours. Evening work after Distributor. Lucrative Pay lig|AM BubMcitlon. Friday and Saturday third Disabilities Teacher for Join a growing, exciting firm. all phases of office 9:30. Must be over 18. All and various accounting func­ Plan. Insurances plus. Con­ dividuals for clean skilled nur­ your Wednesday and Satur­ lakan ovar tha phona shift. Apply In person: Seven- Coventry's Middle School. Pleasant tele^one voice and irocedures, or willing to shifts available. Apply in per­ tions required. Please send tact: R.J. Malloy, 828-1401. sing facitlity. Apply: River­ day Evening Herald. aa a aonvanlanca. Tht II. S09II Center street. Conn. Certification required. general typing skills are a earn. A good aptitude with son, 270 Broad St. resume to Pue Semel It Com­ side Health Care Center, 745 DaadNna far Saturday f bring yule cheer VWfSIQ m rM pO nilP W Contact: Dr. Nicoletti'soffice must. C alf Sue at 289-8618 figures a must. Send resume Manchester. pany. 281 Hartford Turnpike. CLERK/CODER - Checking Main Street, East Hartford. BABYSITTER WANTED to and Monday la 12dM at 742-8913. EOE. Monday thru Friday. KCR and salary requirements to: P.O. Box 2250 Vernon Ct. prices and coding new items. lor only ona IncoTract care for Infant In my home Technology Inc. WAITER, WAITRESSES - Noon Friday. 8:00 - V30 p.m. Monday- Box X. c/o Manchester Various other duties. Apply SUPERVISOR WANTED for Inaartlon and than only Herald. Part time openings for per­ Gaer Bros., 140 Rye Street, Friday. Iwlerences required, sons who can provide our local beverage company. Par­ lo tho alio of |ho ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC, South Windsor. call 549-IMO.______T i f th e customers w ith fast and We have openings on our staff. ticipating in and over seeing .V*.> origlnol Inoortlon. advartlaafnant wHI not courteous service. Excellent loading and unloading trucks PART TIME - Your telmhone We w ill consider applicants at Errors which do not bo oorrRctod by an ad­ Season earning potential and working all levels of experience please MOLD MAKER Experienced Must be responsible, mature and our customers .. Pl«Please HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR person to work on plastic in­ and dependable with ability to loooon tho vahM of tho ditional Inoortlon. conditions. Must be available send resumes to Pue Semel St call 5284631 to b i Rtory.. Jhan SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part jection molds Must be able to manuever trucks Hours: 4:00 to work between 6:30 a m. till Company, 281 Harttord Turn­ time waitress work after do own setups and read prints to 9:00 p.m No special license SERVICE STATION s h iIIm Mid Im m M m 3:00 f.m . including weekends. pike, P.O. Box 2250 Vernon Ct. ATTENDANTS wanted. Part wWi lhos« youlote. school and Saturdays. Apply Dependable transportation Attractive starting salary required References, Apply ADVERTISIN8 time. Hours flexible, call 633- in person-Brass Key reijuired. For details on depending on experience, plus in person: Pequot Beverages, 4155. ______Restaurant. wages and position call SECRETARY - Full time. company benefits. Apply in Spring Street Extension, RATES P e a c e person Monday through Glastonbury E w w m g l i f ra I5 DENTAL ASSISTANT ■ Full manager between 3 - 5 p.m. Typing 60 wpm. Diversified 1 0 A Y ...... 1 4 'M ira iin From tho Slafl ol NURSES AIDE 7 p.m, to 11 Friday. 9:00 a m. to 4:00 p.m or part time, for Oral Telephone 528-6780. Friendly position, life insurance 3DAYS ...IS ' m s m m t p.m. Nurses Aide 3 p.m. to 11 Restaurants. 629 Burnside experience helpful, but not es­ Acromold Products Corpora­ SCHOOL SECRETARY • An­ Surgeon's Office, Vernon Cir­ 8TRAN0 p.m. Nurses Aide 7 a.m. to 12 tion, too Windmere Ave . dover Elementarv .School, An­ a DAYS ...12*M inHi cle. Previous surgical or den­ Ave. East Hartford, EOE. sential. Ability to work with REAL ESTATE noon. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest- people and handle details Ellington. CT. Or call 875-?373 dover. Conn. Call 742-7339 at DAYS ...IV M im n tal experience required. Send for an interview. 172 E. Coirtor St nut Street, Manchester. CLERK - Some calculator necessary. .Salary negotiable. 1IWORD,IS.10aMi INVITATION TO BID resume to Box WW, c/o POSITIONS AVAILABLE 648-2000 experience helpful. Checking In Vernon area. Send resume Manchester Herald. EMERGENCY MEDICAL DRAFT PERSON, Electrical male or female Store HAPPY ADS *2.80 M and extending invoices. to: Manchester Evening The Eighth U tilllies District of Manchester seek bicis for a por­ TECHNICIANS NEEDED - 24 designer, skilled in industrial Manager (Qualifications. table Air Compressor and necessary equipment for general Hour Shift available, plus Apply: Gaer Bros., 140 Rye Herald, Box C. Manchester, Street, South Windsor. Ct. control circuitry. Control pan­ Neat appearance, friendly Public Works Department use. Specifications covering the Air other shifts. Call 649-5199. el layouts for industrial neat manner, supervisory skills, Compressor may be picked up at the Dispatcher's Office, MECHANIC NEEDED - Full processing equipment, and the self-motivated individual with Eighth Utilities Fire Department, 32 Main St., Manchester, lime. Must have tools. Pay ability to produce working and desire to devote lull energies Conn. equal to ability. Call 649-5199 finished schematics for to this store Prior tmid ser­ manufacturing, to assist vice experience helpful, but Sealed bids will be received until 4:00 p m . Monday, January engineering and preparation will tram the right person 12. 1981. of operation manuals Must Call Mr Stephen Rogers for counting have a thourough working appointment SUBWAY 429- Bids w ill be publicly opened, read and recorded on Monday, CHRISTHIflS knowledge of industrial elec­ January 12. 1981 at 7:00 p.m.. for pre.sentation to the Board of trical standards such as JIC, you r N E M A , and NEC- KITCHEN AIDES - Mature Director's meeting on January 19. 1981 Irra lb GREETinGS Experienced preferred, good persons for full time and part NOTICtS The right is reserved lo reject any or all bids Big quotes are to working conditions and tim e positions, days and - lost tnd Found be sent to the Eighth U tilities District. 32 Main St . Manchester, pennies ^ To 4U Our Cuilomert excellent benefit evenings: Persons must be - Psfsonsts package Send resume to In- reliable and willing lo work 2 Conn 06040 AndFriandt—l - Announcsmsnts Helen Warrington dustronics Inc. 489 Sullivan every other weekend - Enisrtammsnl You ve got to save every penny Ave, South Windsor, CT Excellent insurance benefits, - Auctions Clerk where you can, when you can TALE Eighth Utilities District EOE. sick time, holiday and vaca­ FINANCIAL And your insurance is no TY K H niTE A tion lime, and good starting 11211 exception Call us for a quote - Bonds-SlockS'Mortgages wages Apply Riverside on a Great American auto or SERVICE PART TIME GIRL for office • Personal Loans work 91 Chestnut Street, Health Care Center, 745 Main • Insurance DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHO TO CALL WHEN YOU homeowners policy Manchester. Street. East Hartford EMPL0YMIN7 NEED SOMETHING DONE by reading the Business and We believe we II save you so - Help Warded Service Directory in the Evening Herald. - Business Opportunities rrtany pennies - Situation Wanted you II lose count 4 EDUCATION - Private Instructions Not unless you read It. Use It. Because Its worth Is up to • Schools-Classes you. You can make tho Herald work for you. Use It to CLARKE - Instructions Wanted meet your needs — from getting the top news stories to INSURANCE REAL ESTATE bottom of the barrel bargains — What’s It worth to you? - Homes lor Sale AGENCY - Lots-land lor Sale EARN EXTRA MONEY ' Investment Property 237 East Center St. - Business Property Manchester - Resort Property FOR CHRISTMAS. WORK - Real Estate Wanted 6 4 3 - 1 1 2 9 MISC- SERVICES AND ADVERTISER - Services Ottered Happy caroling, warm Phone 643-2711 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. - Painting-Pepenrio 30.000 CIRCULATION > Building-Conlractmg fritndt, many chaer- - Roofir>g-Siding CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 - Heating-Plumbing filUd momenU . . . - Flooring CUATAMIOC4N - Moving-Trucking-Slorage wr hope the leaton AT THE MANCHESTER - Services Wanted fulfUlt all your dreamt. To MISC. FOR SALE - Household Ooods all our friendt EVENING HERALD - Articles for Sate - Building Supplies and neighbor. .JollyGood Wislies. - Pets-Birds-Dogs - Musical Instruments "ihonh vou". - Boats & Accessories ^ RtRCER i f - Sporting Goods ^ KING - Garden Products CARRIERS NEEDED - Antiques needs several people full or - Wanted to Buy J/D Real Estate Co I Affiliatet • Nutmeg Vllllage, Garden or part-time to work evenings 5 RENTALS p.m or 7:30 p.m till closing > Rooms tor Rent • II Cwitw tt Maneiwttw Woodgate Apts., Vernon. Must be over 18 Apply in per­ > ApariiT>ents tor Rent I4«-1««0 Phone 647-9946 or 647-9947 son, 467 Center Street, - Homes tnr Rent Manchester between 2 and 6 - BuPineM lor Rent JVeiyjW eriy - Resort Property for Rent • Beacon Hill - Tolland St. p.m. - wanted Rat.: - Misc tor Rent Area of East Hartford AUTOMOTIVE C h r is t M a s Call E m it at 643-8035 - Autos for Sate EXPERENCED - Trucks for Sale > Heavy Equipment (or Sale - Motorcycles-Bicydes E Ciiri^t NURSE imiES ' Campers-TraiierS'Mobiie Homes £ J . - Automotive Service MANCHESTER - Autos 'or Rent-lease To provtda Nursing Cara CARRIER NEEDED In privata homsa and Ltl ki rejout Msdical Facllltlos. Part □ N O TICES O ur holiday tpecfacular laaturas for tima, full Uma. Considara- and join together with tlon givan to prafaranca Chriitmai ipiril jolly SI. Nick who joins ui In baaming Hillcrest, Lakewood Circle North of>-Locatlon and Houra. ) Loaf and found 1 lo celebrate Hit birth. warmhearted greefingt of tho season lo youl NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY C xT- and South, South Main, Sunset For Information call LOST OLDER KITTEN ■ 643-8915 Yellow double pawed Last and Bruce Saturday, in Campfield Road STAISEK ELECTRONICS LAB, Inc. area, pfease call 547-96.S8 AID A ASSISTANCE CALL B E H Y of Nortii Etttam Com. IMPOUNDED • Male, black- atlas liantlii 649-1124 357 East Cantor St. while, 2 years old. Lab Cross. / N Parker Street Yellow Lab, HEATING OIL 277 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-4078 about 1 year old, male, OlcoU HEATING AND COOLING SERVICES Street Contact: Manchester Dog Warden. 646-4S55

□ EMPLOYMENT taatatmmeaiammianaisui^ 3 Merry Chrlttmat, Htip Wanted 13 I To Mart Covoy- Ctofmas Helen Byrer, the nicest m WOMAN 18 and over to work M o rry Chrtstm ttl person a kid could in plastic manufacturing full know! and part time shifts Call 646- HOUSEWIVES i t . , . 2920 between 10:00 a m and Love. F ro m , Holiday hrightener 4:00 p m Judy & Al P h ilip t NURSES AIDES Experience Merry (lliristinas Little .Nancy I’ossom of 64 Rachel Road, Manchester brings preferred Full or part time ioon r lojfal frienils to Immediate openings on 3 00 to M a rry Chrlttmat t holiday joy in a small package to Hazel Ellardi, a resident of 11:00 p m and 11.00 to 7:00 E a r n Extra M oney a m shifts Contact Mrs Norma, MN, Karla, Manchester Manor A conversation, a special paper Christmas tree Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573 Both old and now t and a big hug are what makes Christmas special. Nancy visited the Travis Mm Edwards, “ Sam." “9v p a v •"4 home with Little People's Day Care Center Tuesday to visit and pre­ PART TIME - Earn extra “ Kuaty." I money white the kids are in on your very first sent gifts. (Herald photos by Pinto) school Telephone Solicita­ W i t h Y o u r O w n 2 With love always, tion. E. Hartford company A ChrlstmasI lood telephone voice and dic- For a MEBBt CBEISTM fion a must Hours 9 a m. lo I Lova, Mellffa p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. xxxxxx through Fri . 9 a m to 1 p m , liommy. Daddy, P a r t T i m e J o b ! Mrs Williams. 569-4993 ■Wy a Timmy. XXXX NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ ... and mothers with young children, bring them tunities available. Call with you and save on bsby sitting costs. collect, 15181 462-4321. 9:00 4 Food distributed a m. to 1:00 p.m. ' Holiday Richard Reichen- RNS/LPNS - Crealfield Con­ Merry bach, 406 Woodland St. valescent Home. Manchester Christmas Greetings Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus Call Now 3 p.m to It p.m. Excellent and Kathy Strand,’141 benefits for part time and full gas allowance. time employees. Call Mrs MOM. DAD A STEVE To All Cur Ralph Road, load food Grant DNS at 643-5151. SOUND INTERESTING? baskets for the needy You can bo a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervlsa 647-9946 BYCHDLSNI lltSRESS FH09S, CUSTOMERS. C0>-W0RKERS and in their cars Tuesday HOUSEKEEPER WANTED our carrier boys & girls. It you Ilka kids — want a littia In- for apartment in East Hart­ CONTIACTORl or dapendanca and your own Incoma... as part of the ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- Roman Splewsk 647-9947 Manchester Area 1332.______Love, Jill Mason Contractor Ask for Jeanne Fromerth Conference of SECRETARY MANCHESTER lo 110,900, I A l fiieypKJ I XXX Churches Seasonal Steno a must, benefits, fee Sharing Appeal. Food paid. Contemporary Women. baskets for the Hartford, 527-2141. ij.mm ea’m’mmwdwam’mmmim. holidays were dropped MECHANIC S 449 Hartlocd Rd. | off in time for Christ­ EXPERIENCED IN all mas. ( Herald photo phases of truck, and auto repair, gas and diesel ' Manchostor j by Pinto) Minimum five years m S H P I M experience. Must have own {647-9997 647-9998 j tools. Start at $7.00 per hour .wit All fringe benefits. For ap­ pointment, call 688-7596. IM M IB IS MX Ml Ml IM ea MX (WIN IW M aa w> M iw >*■ 1 GUISSIRBIS 20 - EVENING HERALD. Wtd , Dtc H, mO 13 H ip W tnfd 1i Hip Wimd It Business & Service EVENING HERALD. Wed , Dec. 24. 1980 -2 1 P A R T T IM E MAINTENANCE work. 91 Chestnut Street. Manchester.

PART TIME CLERICAL POSITION. Inventory, filing, IDE’S HIST TK RMITE FOI YOK telephones, etc. Monday, Thursday. Friday, 5:00 to 9:00. Saturday 9:30 to 5 p.m. DOWNEY DRIVE . call 643.2711 I ★ Call 643-2711 Apply at Al Sieffert's Appliances, 445 Hartford Fountain Village, Manchester Road. Manchester. LOTS OF CUSTOMERS IN A COMPACT AREAI RESPONSIBLE SITTER 31 Servleet Ottered 31 Plntlnp-Paperlng i t 41 Articlaa lor Bala 41 Articlaa tor Sato WANTED for 9 year old boy •Ideal for Boy or Qlrll *For Moneyl Servlees Ottered 31 Servlees Ottered H ip Wealed IS Homea Pot Sala S3 Bualnaaa Propartf 28 Articlaa tor Sala 41 Articlaa lor Bala 47 Articlaa lor Sale 41 before and after school. •Pleasant Surroundingsl •ExcItementI YOUNG MOTHER wiU take WILL DO BABYSITTING IN EXTERIOR PAINTING, Keeney and Hackmatack REWEAVtNG BURN LIVE-IN COMPANION PLUS EXECUTIVE HOUSE - 20,000’ renovated i story brick THREE R O O M S SEASONED HARDWOOD, HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas care of children weekdays, un­ MY MANCHESTER HOME - experienced college student. area Days 633-9485: nights •Good Customers In A Concentrated Areal LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Contemporary, Cathederal factory in No. Adams. Ma. FURNITURE. Can be seen 18-20 " lenghts Delivered repaired. Window shades, til 3:00 p.m. in my MapiMaple Street area. Mornings Quality work. Very 646-1364. DUTIES for elderly ceilings. Three bathrooms. Lease 60 cents buy 95. it. No rFriday, riday, Saturday and Monday Full cord 985 Call 742-8056 Venetian blinds. Keys. TV Manchester home. Call 643- afternoons only. Call ( reasonable prices. Call Mike, •Holiday Tips Await the Lucky PersonI and i gentleman. Own room. Call Walk-in closets. Nine rooms. money down. Owner will take 11-2. Exixcellcnt condition Call ■ ■ ■ t'- COVENTRY PUBLIC FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 m ______1324, 569-3458 or S69-4945. 646-0468. Moving. 643-0743. 2355 square feet living area. 2 low interest mortagage. No BIKE - Ladies English 3 SCHOOL VACANCIES: Half Main Street. 649-5221. Don't Miss Out on this Super Route • CALL NOWI CERTIFIED DOG Pelnttng-Ptperlng 32 car garage. For sale or rent. interest first year. Elevator, Speed 26" Like new 975 Call time learning disabilities GROOMER - All breeds. Call Bulldlnt Contracting Si Evenings 849-5635, or 643-9608 elaborate conveyer, dry 30' KELVINATOR 647-9778 teacher, grades 5-8: English for an appointment. 528-5903. □ EDUCATION sprinkler. Very low taxes and ELECTRIC RANGE. Self­ PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ALDWELL teacher, grades 9-12; CERAMIC FIRING. Discount FARRAND REMODELING - - Interior and exterior. Invaatmant Preperty 25 heat. Many uses Ready now. cleaning oven Eight vears Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 Guidance Counsellor, grades rates. Quick service. Call 643- CHILD CARE. State Licensed Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Commercial and residential. Literature. 413-458-5987. old Best offer 643-9708' 5-8 Connecticut certification 2543. home. Snacks, lunches and Room Additions. Decks, All PrWata InatrucOona IB S u rn ttig Free estimates. Fully in­ AKC GOLDEN COCKER required Secretary tor Pupil referenceg. Call 946-7720.____ Wpes of Remodeling and SKI BOOTS ■ Nordica. size 9. sured. 646^879. CERTIFIED MATH FOR SALE Arllclat lor Sala 41 SPANIEL puppy, male 2'z Personnel Services, typing, Repairs Free estimates. Ful­ excellent condition! B & M TREE SERVICE now TEACHER, Grades 6-12. MANCHIBTBR months old.Call 649-8418. shorthand, and light ly insured Phone 643-6017, ITALIAN AMIRICAN Trappeur, size 11 Call after 6 offering Special Winter PAINTING - INTERIOR AND Tutor. SAT. enrichment. Your bookkeeping required ^ n d Rates! We've sawed 25% Off, CLUB p.m . 646-6404 SHETLAND SHEEP DOG resume and letter to Dr EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. home Save. 649-5453. ★ 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 ^ 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom plus our usual Discount for Experienced, references. Ser- LEON CIEZSYNSKI OIL, Inc. Pl'PPIES, AKC registered, Dpnald J Nicoletti Box 356 Senior Citizens! Free BUILDING A LAND ALUMINUM Sheets used as ORIEN TAL HUGS - 9x12 Champion sired. Sanle and Work. Free Estimates. Will ving Willlmantic, BUILDER. New homes, ad-' Behola-Claaaaa 19 135 ELDRIDQE STREET Coventry. 06238 Or call 742- Tinting plates, .007 thick K ashain. 10x14 Kashain white males Shots and pick up and deliver. Please Estimates. Fully insured. Manchester. Bolton, Coven­ ditions. remodeling, rec MANCHESTER. 8913 after Januarv 3. EOE OwOOIz.’x2 8 'a " ’ , 50 Cn centsnnM t each or 5 References. 643^7285.______try. Columbia, Tolland areas. rooms, garages, kitchens CONNECTICUT 06040 Manchester, Conn. 2 x ll‘i Kermon Old Persian wormed Home raised with call 646-2161 after 4:00 p.m. GIFTED CHILDREN 3 to 5 for 92. Phone 643-2711. Must be J. Grillo. 423-6582. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, • Rugs. 643-9804 children Call 742-9006 HAVE TRUCK WILL MOVE! V. years. Nursery School, Day picked up before 11 a m. Large appliances, clean at­ dormers, roofing. Residential Care. Home Environment. Scaled bidi may be lubmitted I prior to January 19, 1961, when ONLY Merrji CRm tnus BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - PAINTING -BY CRAIG or commercial. 649-4291 Three Teachers. For appoint­ tics. cellars, garages, also (hey will be opened at the I Fireplaces. Concrete OGDEN. Interior and ment to observe well rounded will clean apartments for clubhouse al 7 30 p m A ll bids POOL- 24' X 4'. 7 ft. deep. Chimney Repairs "No Job Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ I realtors Call 644-1775.______DESIGN KITCHENS, program. 6466864. must be submitted with a $2.- Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. PEACE { ir« Hope That This Too Small." Call 644-8356 lor sured Free Estimates. Call cabinets, vanities, counter 000 do C'ertihed (lieck represen- KIRBY CENTER OF 9500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. 649-8841 q th -y estimates. anytime, 649-8749. tops, kitchen cabinet fronts (mil the down payment M , or T h in g s MANCHESTER - Factory I iV«Mt Tear Bringt custom woodworking, colonial □ REAL ESTATE if $1.05 9/10 Per Gallon C.O.D. nneah -nerr, Ch-.-/ Authorized Sales & Service The Manchester llalian SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, INTERIOR PAINTING reproductions. J.P, Lewis 649- I Peace and Happineu CiM TREE SERVICE. Free fo r K irby V acuum s. 217 AND WALLPAPERING American Society reserves the Processed Gravel, Sand. n^iQi 10 /Ou De (Ou- estimates, discount senior Nomas For Sala 23 right to accept or reject any and all Slone, and Fill. For deliveries To and To Center Street, Manchester, Quality profeisional work at if 200 Gallon Minimum rhij hO'idOy Ou' Ir I Fou citizens Company 649-7143.______bids _____ call George Griffing. 742-7886. Haatlng-Plumblng 35 MANCHESTER ■ Two Familyliy Hoiiday Greetings Manchester owned and reasonable piicei. Fully In­ ceie ihonns • , g Your Family, on Main Street,!t. near Hospital. operated. Call 646-1327. DAY CARE NURSERY sured. Free estimates. G. L. FOR SALE - Couch, end if 24 Hour Burner Service our speoQi fnenos' in Business Zone 5 large Announong the start of o greoi big PROGRAM, Stale licensed. McHugh. 643^9321. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Keep Smiling tables, chair. T V. antenna, 8 ^ofimon INSURANCE AGENCY, Three understanding repairs, plugged drains, rooms on each floor, two car rotor 995 72 West Street. Th« Stitt of beoutiful holidoy Enjoy the doy to CONSTRUCTION BRICK ■ Teachers. Enclosed play yard, kitchen faucets replaced, garage 200 fool deep lot Be Happy •Saturday, 9:00 a m. to 11:00 if 24 Hour Call Delivery REALE REALTORS 179 Mtin tlroat Its very fullest Merry Chnstmos wSfilieoSS* I* * w If* E« w w «*5rEss w w isA All colors Glazed Block, playroom, lunches. Learning LEE PAINTING. Interior & repaired, rec rooms, Group I. Philbrick Agency, a m experiences. Keeney School baUiroom remodeling, heat 6466200 originally cost 92 to 54 each Exterior. "Check my rate Ctt £ « IS IfiS Ba { « £ » SA SA FELICE BEAUTY STUDIO JoinKreinforcement Call District. Immediate openings before you decorate." Depen- modernization, etc. M & M if OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS evenings. 649-5635, or 643-9508. 3 to 5 years. 646-4884 dable. Inilly insured. 646-1653. plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. “Our Pleaiure Is Serring Vou” TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY 65 Ciinton Street»643-6637 I 13 S V Manchester H ip Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 H i p Wantad 13 Help Welded O^rpplingaj LAUNDRY WORKER -7am DENTAL ASSISTANT - LAUNDRY WORKER. Full SECRETARY to 3 p.m., or 6 p m. to 10 p m , Salary commensurate with time 1 1 :0 0 -7 a m to sort for enthusiastic and skilled I f f part time. Hespinsible Laun­ ability Send resume to: Box laundry and operate washers secretary, interested in being Opening the door dress needed to do General C, c/6 Manchester Herald. and dryers in a skilled nursing an integral part of growing 5 o o O o ° o Laundry Duties. This is an institution. Good starting engineering firm. Secretarial to the spirit of Wishing You And Your Family j excellent part lime position START A SUCCESSFUL salary and benefits. Apply: school and some experience Please call 646-0 129. CAREER in sales Sell Avon. Riverside Health Care Center. desirable. Send resume to Owlstmos ond Its gREETINES Season’s A Merry Christinas, i Manchester Manor Rest Earn good money Phone 523- 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Fuss A O'Neill, 210 Mam Home, 385 West Center Street, 9401 ford. Street, Manchester. many delights, uie M « Safe M | Manchester. Greetings extend thanks ond Happy Hotiiay Week... j uiorffl wishes to our ALLTHeOANOAT | ,J0Y, SHARING AND CARING let Christmas MANCHESTER DRUG \ Holiday Greetings from youi^ mony friends. fill your heart 1717 Main Street Manchester! That’s what Christinas is all about! 8 with gladness 4 kocal Merrill Lynch Barrows staff Nay every happiness be yours a Christmas approaches It IsS a pleasure for all of us to wish all ^ SYLVIA LaPENTA AGENCY at this loveliest of seasons! of you a holiday abounding with H 9 West Middle Turnpike - Mancheeter NILES 113 Summit Straet Health, Happiness and Prosperity! | CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 646-7988 JAN CINDI CHORCHES MOTORS | mrnirnipsmimimmnasasmtmvmtm 80 Oakland Street | y, THE JOYS During the Holiday Season more than ever, JOE Manchester g 643-2791 ;; our thoughts turn gratefully to those Manchester Herald Classified JjF CHRlSTMi^ Advertising Department 6 4 9 -3 6 4 6 who have made our progress possible. i S {A {fil ^ iwa TA ifli A S And in this spirit we say, liy Chnstnis brist j simply but sincerely SEASON'S

friiDds to your firnili lod Thank You and Best Wishes GREETINGS L-R: John Stewart, JaclTArdini, Mike Vignone, Ed Crandall, Ellen Evans (secty), Connie Chappell, Barbara Bosetti, Diane Willette, Sue from piici to your hono. Is Ann Stewart, San^ Reichfich (Mgr.), Pat Kershaw, Althea Roberts, Pat for the Holiday Season Forstrom, Mary Clabbey and a Happy New Year Manchester Ice Pinging our ujai,) to you uuith Merrill Lynch f iliM m a s holidoi,) greetings and best RICHARD E. MERRITT uuishes for harmom,! on earth. Realty And Fuel AGENCY W iS I b Thanhs one ond all. 8 ______Barrows Co. REALTORS 156 E. Center St., Manch—term m m i!iT&sgwasss 17-1000 NORTHWAY BARRETT ! I'f Plumbing A Supply Co. tmuasmvatafaiaumsMvnmiismmtsatamwamfmisantm’m ’mmmmt* r REXALL PHARMACY 331 Broad 8t. Manchester 230 N. Main St. Manchaatar 649-1504______SEASONS 0REETIN08 i ’.

CARRIERS NEEDEO IN m l At the Holiday Season more than ever, our thoughts turn gratefully to those who have made our progress possible EAST HARTFORD It IS in this spirit we say, simply but sincerely Columbus Circle and “Thank You and Best Wishes for the Holidays Michael Avenue Area. —•— and a Happy New Year Main & Willys Street Area. fam\y or

Silver Lane starting at vi*rv iirw . Main Street. •liiNi tliankNand Call ERNIE for Christmas cheer at 643-8035 >lrrry riiriNtmas II Group I REALTORS teiahea you and your family a Beautiful Having friends in for Christmas'^ Before they Holiday Seaaon, and a New Year o f Peace and Happinesa, From us to you! arrive, stock up on the quality brand of Leisur^ Time Ice You'll find it at your -local supermarket or convenience store ANDOVER Mfiire IgMcy g Inoc. lUth Rail Estate rt "Ghe spirit of the season is a ll 431 Main Street 144 Main Street 464 E. Center St. Buying Leisure Time Ice is a lot simpler than DEALER WANTED around. May you, and those dose to M7-141S 646-400S 646-4128 LYNCH making ice at home It is crystal-clear taste-tree you, enjoy alt the warmth and good and slower-melting And it costs only pennies a pound feelings that go with this holiday. M -m —l - L 1 , _____ n i i l M H | in C | Nelvarton Aiency Independent Contractor wanted to nMnca Rfencj MOTORS, INC. 1 ^ -’' We're grateful for yoUr loyalty, tee Main St. LIVING IS EASIER WITH ^ deliver newspaper in the town of 555 Main Strati 364 Main Street THE 0. W. FISH REALn COMPANY M S - 1 1 M 646-4200 640-2113 Andover, TOYOTA- JOHN P. BONINO / Leisure Time Ice is manufactured by: e e e FISFM dlM tm Q t t ie r 8IMICY Electrical Contractor 2M Center St. 750 Main St. MANCHESTER ICE AND I 243 MAIN STREET, VERNON CIRCLE. 043-2121 • 41-1011 PONTIAC For more information 345 CENTER ST. FUELING. 137 So. Moln Stroel Manelwstar MANCHESTER VERNON Call Jeanet 647-9946 MANCHESTER 91 BIttoll Street a > i| i 646-4321 643-1129 ( EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec 24. 1980 - 2.3 Paanuls ^ Charlas M. Schulx 22 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. « , 19W

Dog»-$lrd*-Hli "4 1 jijminmiii f c r HmH U *P»rtm nf for Root St Aportmonit for ftoM M ACROSS 2 Renew Answer to Previous Punia 3 Raw matarlals .o.-4r.V.-.v I HEAR SOMEONE POHIOU THINK IT 7 y \ FOR RENT 4 room. 1 ROOMATE WANTED - Mid NO, IM AFRAlP THATS EVEN BETTER! 1 Taillvu 4 Idia rumor T c 3 J T T T [5 FREE TO GOOD HOME - 8 VERNON - Near St, liumry M A 1 L M A Y A bedroom adult condo. Air con­ twenties, female, non-smoker THk$ IS VHKftINlA. P b b y lOORROOF... COULP 0E SANTA IT S JU S T THE amphibian 6 Spidtrt' c month old male Labrador. Condo. Appliance!. 1345 U l K T V A T E N c ditioning, all appliances, to share three bedroom duplex 6 Compati hornet LL Excellent with children, monthly. Security, By ADigaii van Buren ANP HIS REINPEER? e r v r epa irm a n [T R 1 T A f 5 7 D to 3 carpeting. December oc­ In Manchester. Call evenings, point 6 Playift 1 Adapti quickly to new home, references. Call 433-137, m Slifo l ik C to sfe n r B Of 7 RIvar in Z A □ n JJ T • 1 3933. cupancy. $350. monthly. 873- 646-6138. r r C E C R • A L T1 Call 873-sm. 12 Air (prafix) Garmany a a II 2627. N E A A 1 A Y o u r X .D . 13 Piaca out 8 Fall 0 5 MANCHESTER - Unusual Iqf A n W L R N PERSIAN SILVER TABBY GLASTONBURY (SOUTH). 14 Opara by unconKioui □ a [0 X V j ] E H E t E I n Half of exceptional new TWO BEDROOM Deluxe One Bedroom Town Vardi 9 Ttar 1 with papers for sale Male. n • E T [ Duplex. Features carpeting, APARTMENT Utilities not House. Private enterance. 15 Roman data 10 Poams E □ a I/>oklni for nood home. Call tntfl W m A 1 L L R M excellent closets, dishwasher, included. Within walking dis­ Patio and full basement. 16 Two timta 11 Nautical pola om «4»-4a24KB4 The Truth of Sex n r 0 T 0, n E [ a T R^ dispose- all, sell cleaning tance of downtown Main Includes: heat, appUancaa, 17 Amarican folk •••••••••••••••••••••••••t 20 Mastaga r a i: 1 E E N A n Street. 568-3736 weekdays carpeting and air con- TMAvas ix-aa- •ingar S S porting Goods 48 oven, private basement with 22 Thus (Lat.) □ □ L D X D t M 3 after 5:00 p.m.: weekends ditionaing. $385 monthly. No 16 AnUrctic aaa laundry hookups, I Mi baths, ' PfItcIHa’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 24 In tha same 8:00 a m to 7 00 p m. pets. Damato Enterprises, z : Is Its Consequences 19 Strictatt TWENTY THREE FOOT deck, neighborhood setting, place (abbr.) minutes to Hartford 8535 646-1021. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 Common varb 36 Flightless bird 63 Parsian coin PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 26 Ball team monthly 638-4566 Broker. FOUR LARGE ROOMS in for Solo SI Autos for Solo SI Autos for Solo SI DEAR ABBY: How does a boy know when he is old 23 Wagon track 38 Left out 51 Upon Sedan Hard top. Excellent OfnCM-Slorat to r Root 88 Autot QOSH.TOR r 24 Motivata 26 Eya infaction two family. Appliances, heat, MANCHESTER • Large 6 enough to get a girl pregnant? VOU WERETAKIbky WITH THIS ASSORTA4ENT 40 Pretend 52 Fiddling conditibn New electric trim hot water. $360. No children or PO N T KNOW WMAT 29 Facat 27 Black braad MANCHESTER TWO Room Apartment. 3 VOLKSWAOENS, Year end WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER CURIOUS IN CORPUS CHRISTI A MAR ANP I OF 38 SnCK-ON BOWS.' tabs VHF CB. Cutty Cabin pets. Available January 15th. Bedrooms, garage, stove. No STORE OR OFFICE SPACE CAAAEOVER A4E. 33 Small amount 28 TV itatuatta 43 Swift aircraft amparor with head Owner bought BEDROOM, furnished apart­ clearance sale. Bugs, 67'a to wrecked and junk cars. A A B 318. Three speed. Poai rear JUST HAPPENEPTD ment Each bedroom has 643-7285 pets. $350 monthly plus available. 200, 400, and up to BEVWM.KING B V - 34 Plant part 30 Keen (abbr.) 53 Bite larger boat Call 742-8537 alter 5000 square feet. 64M441. 75's, buses, square backs. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. end. Needs some work. Beit DEAR CURIOUS: Yours la e very intelligent ques­ 36 Bandlaadar 45 Main artery 55 Roof edge separate private bath. ()uiet utilities. Security and Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ . ______offer over $400. 871-7388. enjoyment 5:00 p m references Available January Vegas. * Tim Morlarty, Silk tion, and you deserve credit for asking. Arnaz 56 Resident of ••••••••••••••••••*•«••#•• Sauna, pool, exercise room FRESHLY REMODLED 3 Town Motors, 270 Hartford 37 California 31 Weather (pl) 1st T J Crockett, Realtor. Any boy who la old enough to complete the act of ~ r 47 Roman river New Condition $440 per bedroom apartment Kitchen, MANCHESTER - Retail, Road, Maochewter. 643-8217. PLYMOUTH FURY II - county bureau (abbr) Glasgow A n tlq u o i ^ 48 dining, utility room $425 643-1577 cexual intercourse la old enough to get a girl preg­ month 646-0505 storage and/or manufacturing Excellent condition! Must be nant. So until you are ready to become a parent, play 39 Jana Auittn 32 Property right 49 Tap down 57 Pulls montniv. plus utilities Call space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 25,000 sq. seen to be appreciated. Call titia A N TIQ U ES 643-500( BOLTON - 1 bedroom apart­ BUICK CENTURY LUXUS - WANTED JUNK AND LATE it aafe. Either don't have sex, or uce contraception. t 2 3 4 6 6 7 9 10 11 COLLECTIBLES FEMALE ROOMATE MID- ft. Very reasonable. Brokers MODEL WRECKS - Cash 643-9729: if no answer please 41 Compasi ' ment Fireplace, carpeting, rotected. Call Heyman Air conditioning, power For more information, call your local Planned point steering and brakes. Good Paid. Call Parker Street Used return call. 12 13 14 pu'c'ha^Ut'r^hL or sell on Jhare'^dl^L®. Gla^smnbu^y i MANCHESTER - New 4 no pets. Quiet neighborhood. Ptopertles,( 1-226-1206. Parenthood. They will give you the facta. 42 Judgai running condition. Call 648- Auto Parts, Inc. 848-3391. Room Condo 2 Bedrooms, UX References required. $280 Trucki lor Solo S t 44 Maxican M 16 17 Baths Fully Applianced monthly 643-5983 7868 aRer 5:00 p.m. panintula Wintod to Ront 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ negotiable Call after 6 p m., Wall-to-Wall throughout $450 57 tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 1974 DODGE PICKUP - 6 46 Doctrine II 16 20 228-3560 EAST HARTFORD - Stay Cylinder, standard. New DEAR ABBY: I have a problem that concerns a close adharant RENTALS monthly includes heat 649- negotiable. Telephone 643- 21 warm One bedroom with GARAGE WANTED to store or 658-1723. ' paint, brakes, radiator. relative with whom I must spend a great deal of time. w a ( (auffix) 4003 one or two cars. Call Don at e7&, 46 At far ai 1 ■ MANCHEISTER. Five rooms carpets Utilities included. Excellent condition Thii woman is an incurable gosaip who never hae a good Captain Easy — Cfooka S Lawfance 24 26 26 30 31 32 Rooms fo r Root S t NEWLY REMODELED three $215 . 236 5646 laKaters. fee. 633-4577 BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR throughout! $1550 . 642-8731. 49 Ambling on first floor of Duplex word to eay about anybody. I listen quietly and offer an 54 Relax ” ■ 1 Carpeted and applianced No bedroom duplex apartment SALE, 1876 Dodge Charger occasional "la that so," or. “Oh, really?" But all the while I 33 MATURE MALE ROOM $15. MANCHESTER - Won't last Special Edition. 2 door, 8 WELL. WELL. WELLl SO THIS SKIWNY 7 THEY CALL WE 56 lin't (il.) ■ ■ u tilitie s No p e ts $280 Kitchen dining room, living, n AUTOMOTIVE feel terribly uncomfortable hearing all that goaeip, some of 59 Franklin 37 1 Female, mature $20 Non- monthly Call 739-41 13 utility room Call 643-5001, long Two bedroom Children Junk c y lin d e r . $2,500. 1974 OLD CREEP IS THE H0T5H0T YA FI0UREP ) THE MUSTACHI i. .0 which I know isn't even true. ON HIRIN’ FER A HIT MAN-EH, JULIET / KIP, POPNERI 60 Mexican ■ ■ smokers Live-in References between 6 00 and 9:00 p m and pets ok $245 236-5846, Oldsmobile Cutless Supreme. 42 1971 INTERNATIONAL I can't tell her off because I was taught to respect my sandwich One must have license, plus VERNON -1,2 and 3 bedroom Locators, lee 8 cylinder $1,500. 18n CMC 61 Buddy ■ few errands and meals 648- MANCHESTER Three room aprtm ents from $175 236- Autoa f o r Solo SI Jimmy utility ti-uck, 4 wheel PICKUP - 6 cylinder. 4x4, elders. 46 .. with Plow. Please call 643- Is there a solution to this problem, or must I just learn to 62 Geological pa ■ ■ 5459 apartment Heat, hot water 5646, Locators, fee icS drive, $1,500. 1969 AMC Am- riod ______Homot tor Root 54 48 60 61 52 64 66 66 57 Electricity Appliances bassidor 4 door $300. 1975 1942 anytime. Ask for John. live with it? 63 Declare 63 1973 CAPRI B-6 Standard UNCOMFORTABLE LARGE SPACIOUS ROOM - References No pets $285 646- AVAILABLE NOW - Carpeted MANCHESTER HOME - All transmission Aski.ig $850. BOUGHTI Crysler Cordoba, poor condi­ 64 Parsavare 61 60, 60 All household privileges 3167 . 228-3540 tion, best offer. The above 1967 INTERNATIONAL 65 Lina tw o b e d ro o m . w ith modern two bedroom Lots of Will negotiate. Good condi­ Bill's Auto Parts SCOUT - 4 wheel drive. New Evenings. 646-6559 appltance.s, plus more $240 e x tr a s $350 236-5646, tion, AM-FM Radio.649-3283. may be seen at the Savings DEAR UNCOMFORTABLE: No one is required to 66 Putt 61 62 63 TOLLAND Bank ot Manchester, 923 Mam clutch. Rebuilt transmission. 2j^ 5646, Locaters, fee laocalers. fee listen to tiresome gosaip from “close relatives,'' 64 1875ae who care for you glory and pageantry Fortunata ara thoaa who havs will find ways to express their I Wintnrop — u ic k o a v a iii DeCORMIER DATSUN yw standing bshind thsm today gratitude today. UNaE BUL6Y TAKES BJWS F=aR AW, t h a t I That which lhay cannot accom- LEO 22-Atig. 22) The party 8H/JPFIN' Fw of their 'N to o ro COLLECT, your birthday. Mail $1 lor each to generosity today, but not you. V r r HE'LL BE HARPER TO we reverently pray ^ I A bright Christmas | Attro-Oraph. Box 489. Radio You do kind things for loved FINP THAN A CLEAN CKy Station. N.Y. 10019 Ba sura onea without trying to call atten­ I to our many friends! | to spacify birth data. tion to yourself. TOWEL AFTER NieRRM AQUARHtS (Jan. 20-Fab. IS) UBRA (Sepi 22-Oet. 22) Mixing PH'/S-EP CLASS, "Wa. not ma" Is your motto with friends at large gatherings that whatever today and no ona could llnd a will afford you great pleasure marriar companion. Doing the today. Though the group may be MAPLE SUPER graataat good lor the largest sizeable, you'll stand out. CHfSISTIMAS number will ba your major ECO Rm (Oct. 24-Nev. 22) Per­ concern. sons who have not had an 12-2-t SERVICE MC. races (Fa*. 20-March 20) opportunity to show .you how is meaningful, Good things ara coming your much they realty care w ii go all- 220 Ipruoa It. way They're likely to keep popp­ out today. The magnitude of Levy’s Law — James Schumeister ing up, even beyond this happy their true feelings may day ot glfl-glvlng. Your Christ­ overwhelm you. mas will ba a long ona. EACMTTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) 'lOO e&ALUY PIPNT HAVE THIS 16 OU&T THE whatever is beautiful, 649-3487 Afltes (March 21-Aprll It) Few have the capabilites to ID eo TD 6CX>I A BOTHPe SIMPLE EVHiyOAY IdOBP OOQUILIS Spend as much tima as possible express the true spirit of Christ­ VvO today wMh loved ones and closa mas as you do today. Your ID MAKe 1HI6 WNNEe, / NOtiSEMSe, MV HU6BANP S T U 4 C 9 U £ S ? iS lF T S Irlends. Also, don't ovsriook tha actions wilt spell out the real 50M M P B S r— ^ PEAC,... ANP FAMILY HAYP FROM aldars. They'll want to hear from meaning of this happy season. e m s ID N O N E =, whatever brings you as wall. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) PXPPCT , l-T-V

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