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Haurlipatpr Ted Denies Latest Smoker Research Just In: Iran Rumor MERIT undisputed victor over leading high tars in tests comparing taste and tar levd. Vol. XCIX, No. 62 - Mancheoter, Cortn., Wednaaday, Pecambw 12,1979 • Since 1881 • 20« Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered Of Meeting TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iranian senator's remarks and Kennedy’s Defense leaders said today that Sen. Edward picture was on the front page of most Kennedy offered to meet Ayatollah newspapers. Ruhollah Khomeini in an effort to In the holy city of Qom, near Increase solve the hostage crisis, but a Tehran, Sheikh Sadeq Khalkhali, Kennedy aide denied the report as Iran’s most controversial “totally false” revolutionary judge and a close Planned There was disagreement in friend of Khomeini, said none of the Tehran, however, on whether the American hostages will be setenced reported offer was made by letter, to death even if they are convicted as WASHINGTON (UPI) - President telegram or through an in­ spies. Carter was expected to announce termediary. ■'I wish the hostages to be released plans today tor increasing the | The controversy over the alleged soon, ” he said from his headquarters defense budget by billions of dollars Kennedy move sharpened as the Ira­ in the holy city of (Jom. “They are over the next few years to match nian judge who claimed responsibili­ our guests and we do not like to treat spiraling Soviet military spending. ty for the assassination of the shah’s our guests like this. ” The White House said it expects nephew said the .50 American But the judge, who has personally the Iranian crisis will help the ad­ hostages, now in their 39th day of condemned some 200 to 300 followers ministration in gaining congressional captivity, will not be sentenced to of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi approval for a much bigger military death even if they are tried as spies. since he was toppled in January, told budget. But Khomeini himself accus^ the newsmen his squads would continue Sources indicated Carter would an­ United States of fomenting internal to hunt down the shah and his sup­ nounce a 1981 military budget as high unrest in Iran in an effort to divert porters “until we kill them all” as $160 billion, an increase of nearly 5 attention from “the crimes of Khomeini, speaking to supporters Smcters percent aimed at winning over op­ America. at his Qom headquarters, charged ponents of the Strategic Arms The official Iran radio early today today that Washington was fomen­ Limitation Treaty. The current broadcast what it said were the con­ ting trouble in Iran, a reference to budget for the 1980 fiscal year is tents of a letter in which Kennedy this week’s turmoil in the Turkish­ $138.2 billion. purportedly asked to meet with speaking northwest areas of the The increases presumably would Khomeini. country in which dozens of persons meet the objections of hardliners like The broadcast said the letter was were killed and wounded. Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., who have tied written by the Massachusetts This was a deliberate policy, their approval of SALT to a military Democrat Dec. 9 in which he asked to Khomeini said, “to prevent us from increase. meet Khomeini and praised the exposing the crimes of America at Carter was to unveil his plans in a ayatollah’s accomplishments, the International Court and represen­ major address at late afternoon saying, ”I shall give my blood for tatives of the nations of the world, before the influential Business Coun­ your sake. ” (and) so that we will not release cil. made up of the chief executives The radio said Khomeini rejected documents and evidence of plunder of 100 top corporations, in the East Kennedy’s request for a meeting. by presidents of America, par- Room. In Washington. Kennedy aide ticulary this president” Richard Burke said the letter was a Also on the president’s schedule fabrication. today were meetings with some of Ptefe “It’s not so, ’ Burke said. "The his aides on foreign policy and lunch senator has made no communication with his chief economic advisers. Judge Says whatsoever with the ayatollah and F*ress secretary Jody Powell told that broadcast is totally false ” He reporters "the purpose of this speech Prize-Winning Teddy Bear said Kennedy “would never say Death Law is to provide as best we can the ad­ anything like that. ” ministration view of where we stand Andrew Bushnell, 8, son of Dr. and Mrs. arms, captured the top prize despite a brown Despite the denial, Iranian leaders in defense capability (and) where we Richard Bushnell of Thayer Road, patch on his tummy, which Andrew explained insist^ there was such a letter. Isn’t Legal should go over the next few years.” Manchester, holds his prize-winning teddy was from an appendectomy the bear had Sayed Ahmed Khomeini, the He said the Soviets have had large more than 40 years ago. As the winner, An­ Islamic leader’s son, said over Radio HARTFORD (UPI) - Superior bear “Buttons” and a certificate naming the Iran: "The original letter is with me. Court Judge David M. Shea today increases in their military outlays at drew will be able to attend museum events a time when Pentagon spending was bear grand prize winner in the recent Teddy But since Mr. Kennedy has seen this ruled a portion of Connecticut’s "steadily declining.” Bear Contest sponsored by the Lutz Junior free and will receive a custom-made bear T- published and it has become bad (for death penalty unconstitutional and Museum. “Buttons,” a third generation shirt. More than 600 people attended the him) this is another matter. said it will not apply in the trial of Powell said the speech would have brown bear with button eyes and movable event. (Herald photo by Adamson) “Incidentally, this is not the first Gerard "Gary ” Castonguay. accused been made “with or without the time. He even went to Mr, (Mehdi) of murdering a policeman in 1977. crisis in Iran. It deals with the Hayeri (Iran's resident foreign Shea handed down a six-page ruling broader steps that need to be taken in ministry adviser in the United concluding Connecticut’s provision Merit the light of activities of other States) and wanted to talk to the for a hearing to determine if the Appointment of Lupien nations.” imam (Khomeini) and solve the death penalty applied in a capital But he added that the crisis "may hostage problem. The imam did not felony conviction was un­ well have had an impact on the at­ accept.” constitutional. titudes and perceptions of American Postponed by Directors Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotb- "The court has concluded that the defense policies ... about the needs.” zadeh told the radio another version. provisions for the death penalty ”A telegram with his (Kennedy'sl hearing do not meet the standards Meantime, the White House did not By MARY KITZMANN decision on his appointment a “bi­ At the directors’ meetings last signature was received and we sent required for the imposition of such a hide its displeasure with the NBC Herald Reporter partisan effort to remove me without week, about 18 persons spoke in favor (it) to the imam. But today, in view penalty by the presently prevailing television interview with Marine Cpl. MANCHESTER -T h e appoint­ the benefit of a public hearing” of Lupien’s removal, based on his of the atmosphere prevailing in the view of the Supreme Court of the William Gallegos. House Speaker ment of Frank Lupien to the Capital Speaking during the portion of the statements concerning the United States, and the attacks which United States. ” the judge said. Thomas O'Neill accused the network Region Council of Governments meeting open to public comments, Holocaust. have been made on Mr. Kennedy Castonguay s attorneys had argued of falling "into the trap of Iranian forum, which has caused a month of Lupien asked “If you do this to me Lupien argued in November, op­ following his positive stand on the the law did not allow the jury or the propaganda" and said "Mr. Carter’s debate, was tabled by the Board of are you going to change rules in the posing a $150 grant for a seminar on shah’s crimes, he (Kennedy) issued judge to consider critical factors reaction was exactly the same as Directors last night. middle for another person? the Holocaust, that the extermina­ the denial. such as the defendant’s character, mine." Lupien’s appointment was “I know extreme pressure has tion of Jews was exaggerated. He "From our point of view the his ,past record and the cir­ questioned because of comments he been brought to bear on you,” Lupien called for telling “both sides of the problem was not important," the cumstances surrounding the case. Carter discussed Iran at a story” He also opposed any group breakfast session with Democratic made at the November board said. “You can fire me if you want to, foreign minister said. "We did not Castonguay, 34, is accused of fatal­ but this is just a backdoor approach “telling our teachers how to teach a 3 To 1! leaders Tuesday, and used “strong meeting about the genocide of Jews want to bring up the matter before ly shooting Plainville policeman subject." B’nai B’rith had offered words" against Mexico for refusing during WW II. to get rid of me.” studying it and I wanted to give it to Robert M. Holcomb, who was shot The Republicans, who nominated This ploy sets a precedent, and the grant. the imam personally But, in any while pursuing two men from a house felt they didn’t sacrifice taste in switching from high tar to permit the shah to return to Cuer­ Postponing the Republican ap­ Smokers find the taste of low tar navaca where he was living in exile. Lupien, had decided before the hard working people won’t want to case, it was published before that. burglary Nov, 21, 1977. meeting, to table the appointment, serve, if they can be removed if they pointment one month, allows the Since he has denied it. we also accept If convicted, the defendant had MERIT matches that of high tar cigarettes. cigarettes. He also accused Mexico of urging hoping Lupien would resign and save “offend” the community, Lupien party a chance to find a successor. it as a denial” been expected to be the first person Proof 96% of MERIT smokers don’t miss former high other nations not to accept dollars for the embarrassment of removing said. Carl Zinsser, board member noted Ghotbzadeh's own ministry issued to face possible electrocution in New taste-test results prove it. oil, sources said. him. Lupien commented that he one of the problems in the appoint­ yet another version of the Kennedy Connecticut since 1960. ment is that the daytime meetings Powell said there is no extradition The board did set a one-year office deserved a public hearing, with coun­ letter - or telegram and then revised But Shea found "the conclusion is Proof: A significant majority of smokers rated _ tar brands. that many persons are unable to at­ treaty with Iran that would permit term for the two appointments to the cil if he chose. it through the official Pars news inescapable that ithe) statute is un­ MERIT taste as good as—or better than—leading high ^ Proof 9 out of 10 enjoy smoking as the United States to meet the forum, beginning Jan. 1, 1980. This “But I imagine you people will go tend. agency to conform broadly with the constitutional” He said he won’t ahead and appoint somebody to my minister’s position. allow jurors in the case to be demands of Iranian militants to send would mean Lupien’s appointment During last night's meeting Lupien tar brands. Even cigarettes having twice the tar! much since switching to MERIT, are glad deposed Shah Mohammed Reza lasts only three more weeks. position,” he said. “Of the people In the future, the ministry said, all questioned about their feelings con­ who came out of the woodwork last cited his attendance record I’ve telegrams and messages will be cerning the death penalty because Pahlavi home. But he added “even if The Democratic appointee, Beldon attended every meeting, and now Proof Of the 95% stating a preference when tar they switched, and report MERIT is the there were a law, we would not take Schaffer, was approved by the board week, where are they tonight?” forwarded to their destination "after It's "wholly irrelevant" since the “Only about two or three are here because 1 do not agree with the views ascertaining the accuracy of their jurors won’t be allowed to consider best tasting low tar they’ve ever tried! such action under blackmail, even if last night. of a vocal minority. I’m out of favor. levels were revealed, 3 out of 4 V \ \ \ . e t we were so inclined.” Lupien, found the postponing of the tonight” origin " capital punishment Inquiries con­ Lupien said.' ’ I stand on my record Two weeks ago. Kennedy accused cerning the attitude of prospective smokers chose the MERIT low You’ve read the results. The con­ Carl Zinsser, Republican board the deposed shah of looting Iran of jurors about the death penalty would, clusion is clearer than ever: MERIT member, has mentioned the meeting billions of dollars and presiding over therefore, be wholly irrelevant and tar/good taste combination over time, among other recommendations one of the most tyrannical regimes in cannot be permitted since that issue delivers a winning combination of Chadburn Retains Post, about the forum is being handled by history. The statement was splashed will never be submitted to the jurors high tar leaders. Mayor Stephen Penny. in Iran’s media, which hailed the to be selected. ” Shea ruled. taste and low tar. MERIT smokers rate low tar MERIT satisfying taste A combination that seems to be Attorney Choice Tabled alternative to hig^ tar b ^ d s. attracting more and more smokers McCavanagh returns” to vote on By MARY KITZMANN Chadburn supported the federal every day and —more importantly Community Development grant O'Brien’s appointment. New national smoker study Herald Reporter —satisfying them long term. program, which Ms. Della Fera op­ McCavanagh has opposed appoin­ results prove it. MANCHESTER - Carl Chadburn posed. In an April referendum the ting O' Brien, who is assistant town uieclne^doy. won reappointment last night to the town withdrew from the program. attorney, because he believes a more Proof The overwhelming Human Relations Commission, while Chadburn received the support of experienced person is needed. in basketball opener while Blast rigging and and conspiring to rig the Board of Directors tabled the the Human Relations Commission McCavanagh has said in a few The Weather Catholic comes out on top in jai -alai games at the Milford Jai majority of MERIT smokers polled other controversial appointment of and the Manchester Citizens for years from now, he would support 29- Springfield. Complete scholastic Clearing and much colder alai fronton - becoming the first O Philip Miiiri* IfK. 19W town attorney. Social Responsibility. year-old'O’Brien. Joseph Sweeney, basketball roundup. Page 11. tonight. Increasing cloudiness player to ever admit game-fixing in All but one Republican board But his reappointement had been former board member, has been the U.S. Page 6. member, Gloria Della Fera, voted questioned by Democratic board mentioned by McCavanagh, as a Thursday with snow or sleet Connecticut for Chadburn’s reappointment. Last member James McCavanagh, based possible candidate for the post. developing. Detailed forecasts on wMk all four had abstained on the on the same objections of Ms. Della Sweeney has said he could arrange Page 2. Motor vehicle officials ask Inside Today Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined legislative committee to allow MERIT n^lnation, and threatened the same Fera. with his Hartford law firm to take Classified...... 18-U action if Kevin O'Brien's appoint­ McCavanagh has been absent at the position, but is not actively Press Freedom some leeway so drivers wtose That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. licenses are suspended fdr drunk Comics...... W Kings; 8 mg"iar;' 0.6 mg nicoline- ment as town attorney were voted on the last two board meetings, because seeking it. A ruling by the Supreme Court 1 OO's; 11 mg" tar,' ’ 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Repon May '78 Kii^&lOOk driving can use their cars for Elditorial — | ...... 4 last night. of severe back pain. This leaves the In other business the directors regarding the confitotiality of Entertainment ...... 14 accepted the resignation of David necessities of life. Page 2. The board unanimously returned Democrats one vote short of appoin­ news sources could endanger the Fam ily...... 21-30 Republicans Wanda Franek, and ting Kevin O'Brien town attorney. Call for the Human Relations Com­ State and federal prosecutors say free press and could require Obituaries ...... 10 mission and appointed him to the thpy will not bring charges against Frank Livingston to the commission. Republican William Diana said reporters to reveal sources. Page Peopletalk...... 2 Ms. Della Fera said she could not yesterday compromises on the two Library Board, along with Roger anyone in the ratewide leasing 4. Sports...... 11-13 support Chadburn because "his com­ appointments, Chadburn’s and Bagley. scandal whidi rocked former Gov. The board also appointed James Hiomas Meskill’s administration Television ...... — 14 ments and attitudes during the O'Brien’s, had to be made. Otherwise In Sports U pdate...... 2 referendum vote were contrary to his the Democrats could block the Fogarty to the Manchester Country five years ego. Page 3. Sinubury surprises Manchester W eather...... 2 function and duties as a Human Rela­ Republican nominations, he noted. Club bMrd of dii-ectors. A Florida-nun pleads guilty to tion Commission member.” but Diana wanted to “wait until 2 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. 12, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 12,1979 - 3 h>. No Prosecution Planned in State Leasing Scandal HARTFORD (UPI) State and state’s purchase of the Phoenix mined there was no criminal could have saved as much as 6250,IX)0 building were held by Angelo Former state Rep. Ruby Cohen had federal authorities have laid to rest building in Hartford that now houses prosecution warranted.” a year if the garage rentals had been Tomasso, a New Britain construction leased a garage in Colchester; Ib c lo te vrithout prosecution state leasing Greater Hartford Community He said the determination was only fair, but the report made no executive and close friend of Meskill, former Democratic Commissioner of scandals that rocked the Republican College. made “a short time ago” because recommendation to prosecute the state’s only GOP governor in the Consumer Protection James Casey mayoral job when Mayor George fashionable upper East Side, injured administration of Gov. Thomas J. The Travelers Insurance Co. had “ we bad a number of files” to anyone. Also singled out was a state last two decades. Caracas, Venezuela: Four private citizens to express sympathy Louisiana in the forefront of national of C heshire held a lease in Moscone and supervisor Harvey Milk four police officers and four Soviets Meskill five years ago. offered to sell it to the state for |4.S review. transportation office building in A Waterford garage was leased by Thomaston and Walter Spencer of Energy Update moderate members of the Organiza­ and support for their SO countr^en GOP politics. were killed on Nov. 27, 1978. Tuesday, none seriously. TTie explo­ The scandals prompted an in­ million, hut the offer was never “On the basis of the files they Newington. Frank E. Downs of New Britain, an tion of Petroleum Ehcporting Coun­ being held in the U.S. E m b a ^ in Court clerks in all 64 parishes Florida was involved in a Rocky Hill Washington: Sen. Adlai Stevenson She said she would serve “all of the sion sent a rain of glass from the win­ vestigation by a legislative subcom­ accepted. The building was acquired turned over to us, we're closing it,” Two of the leases a garage in uncle of former GOP state chairman tries Saudi Arabia, the UniM Arab Tehran, Iran. And the response has Tuesday, opened voting machines, lease. Tuesday moved to attach a SO cent people” in rebuilding the city's dows of structures surrounding the 12 mittee that examined 54 leases. It by middlemen a short time later and McGuigan said. “They turned some Winsted and a Newington office J. Brian Gaffney. Emirates, Kuwait and Venezuela been overwhelming. It was es-. recounted tallies and confirmed per gallon tax on gasoline to the oil government shaken by the slaying. In story, white brick minion. Tenants found six of them tainted with sold to the state for 8.6 million. files over to federal authorities. may boost their oil prices before next tlmated the post office at O'Hare Treen's win over Democrat Louis windfall profits tax as a way to curb the same election, which failed to said the powerfui biast knocked them irregularities and political cronyism Blumentnal said Tuesday, “We They’re making their own decision. Monday's oil ministers meeting to International Airport in Chicago, Lambert in Saturday’s election. The the nation's energy appetite without spark Interest, voters turned two off their feet. that cost taxpayers thousands of have concluded there is no evidence Some of the files had also been facilitate a return to a uniform oil which processes overseas null from results gave Treen 690,888 votes to damaging the economy. major incumbents out of office Assis­ A cailer who said he was with to warrant prosecution of any previously closed by other state's at­ price system, local oil industry 13 Midwestern states had received S,- 681,017 for Lambert, but still must be dollars. s Tokyo: Japan's rush to purchase tant Attorney Arlo Smith ousted Omega 7, an anti-Castro terrorist But U.S. Attorney Richard violations of M eral criminal law.” torney's offices.” sources said Tuesday. 000 pounds of mail to the hostages certified by the secretary of state ______CANOE 8 Iranian oil at inflated prices has District Attorney Joseph Freitas Jr., group, teiephoned United Press Blumenthal said Tuesday a federal “Having exhausted ail logical in­ The legislative panel had con­ open every nite 'til Washington: A California solar since Saturday. A spokesman said before the election becomes official. SUPER "RAM X" IS’ CANOE 8 angered American officials, who in and Sheriff Eugene Brown lost his International about 40 minutes after grand jury in Hartford had decided vestigative leads, we are of the opi­ cluded taxpayers ended up with (except sat. - closed sun.) equipment maker called Tuesday for that would figure out to about 200,000 If* • whel* now tMng. Not Aluminum, not FRwrgla**- 8 private accuse the Japanese of trying seat to attorney Michael Hennessey the biast to ciaim responsibility for not to indict anyone after hearing nion that there is no reasonable “excessive” rent costs in some in­ a congressional investigation of ad­ Christmas cards. If* moKM In on* p i^ (no **«nw or rtvol*) from ■ 5 to profit from the crisis caused by Mayor Confirmed both by a 31 margin. the bombing. He denounced “S ^ e t “extensive and lengthy presen­ likelihood that further investigation stances because leasing was un­ tough high doiwlty polyothvlon* wo call RAM-X. S ministration policies he blamed for colonialism, which threatens our A picture the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Mayor tation” of documents and testimony. will produce evidence of a competitive and political favorites « undermining solar energy while New Governor Hispanic America and the free prosecutable offense.” Tehran. Diane Feinstein was confirmed in Mission Bombed Chief State’s Attorney Austin got advance notice of state rental - ______. Chicago: The Nuclear Regulatory claiming to support it. world.” In a later call, a man also McGuigan said his office had also “Unless additional information is needs. frames « METAIRIE, La. (UPI) Louisiana her job Tuesday in a special runoff > -Virtuillf------— ^ 8 . Commission Tuesday said about 4,000 has a new governor today, the first election. The voters gave her a S3 NEW YORK (UPI) A bomb blast claiming he was with Omega 7 ruled out any sUte prosecutions in forthcoming from other authorities” The panel singled out five state gallons of water containing low Mail Campaigns Republican to win the vote since percent winning margin over that blew a huge hole in the ground apologized for injuring the four of­ the matter. his office plans no further action, highway garage leases for which (• SAVE levels of radioactivity was released Henry Gay Wormouth in 1868. Dave challenger Quentin Kopp, a super­ and buckled walls along the driveway ficers. saying the bomb was not in­ Tne subcommittee had Blumenthal said. taxpayers were being charged s Qr*a( Chrl$tmM IdM tor tho Who)* Family Christmas mail campaigns have tended to hurt anyone. McGuigan said state and federal accidentally Sunday at the Quad Treen promised to eliminate fraud visor, by a vote of 102,233 to 87,226. to the garage of the Soviet Mission to recommended the six leases in ques­ “excessive rents,” whose owners (• Cities nuclear power station near been started by newspapers, radio prosecutors investigated separate from state elections and put Mrs. Feinstein had taken over the ♦He United Nations on Manhattan's tion five garages and an office were either politically active or ^ the tn'roc's of mam | Cordova, 111. stations, families of hostages and building should be renegotiate portions of the scandal, and “on the “closely associated with highranking f 8 downtown mantherter , i 0reiSUIB>Y11-5n ) because information had been leaked basis of an investigation conducted political and state governmental 2 lUM ST. MMUXSTn n -jooo on the sUte's leasing needs. by state police and the file turned authorities.” 643-7111 or 646-3998 Sf Blumenthal’s office focused on the over to us, we (state officials) deter­ Lawmakers estimated taxpayers „ FARR’S------Ofa iiolwy to UTiiiwiY M vST k “ Peopletalk xtaeaiacasiatcxBacaKxisiiaiatQtaBaeaKxiatata Apocalypse Orange Special Licenses Sought They came to the right man for radio and televi­ Advocacy Group Prices Effacthra Mon., Dec. 10 thru Sat., Dec. IS, 1979. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY sion spots aimed at 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. •AMFlUMeWCO _ helping American For Convicted Motorists Relates Horrors veterans scarred in FUU LOtAMMUtV. Vietnam by the deadly HARTFORD (UPI)-SUte fee could be charged par­ in racing and transferring inch lettering. defoliant Agent Orange. motor vehicle officials are ticipants and to allow the racing oversight to the •A measure allowing the HARTFORD (UPI) — An advocacy group for the Martin Sheen, star of asking lawmakers to allow motor vehicle com­ Department of Public Safe­ motor vehicle com­ retarded says the state could provide better care and towin iissMiAium drivers who lose their missioner to extend the )0 the ultimate Vietnam missioner to authorize ty- save retarded patients from inhuman conditions by li GET STAMPS GALORE DURING OUR 2 War movie “Apocalypse licenses for drunken driving other groups or firms to •A measure repealing expiration date for licenses taking them out of large institutions and nursing homes. -jH-1 Now,” has taken on the or other infractions some offer the course. the requirement that and registrations when the The Connecticut Association for Retarded Citizens told job in New York at th^ leeway to use their cars for The department’s other iicense plates for antique department is unable to a legislative committee Tuesday horror stories of in­ the necessities of life. cars be made similar to process them by the E 3 * request of a friend', proposed bills included: adequate staffing, a lack of therapeutic programs and in­ Michael Yuhl, founder The Motor Vehicle •A measure allowing the those on the car when it expiration date. sufficient monitoring at the facilities. Department presented a department to *treat all was originally built which •A measure that would abpNorc1|.I ST83IPJl-BMia For period ending 7 a m. EST 12/13/79. During of the veterans group "I have seen retarded people lying naked on bare Citizen Soldier. proposed bill to the complaints confidentially. the department said was move the renewal date for floors, sitting and lying in their own urine and feces, lying Wednesday night, rain is in store for much of the area Legislature’s Transporta­ Measures allowing the "impossible to im­ school bus drivers’ licenses in their own vomit for long periods of time, eating their 'i ALL THIS WEEK AT TOP NOTCH!!! from northeast Texas into parts of the mid Atlantic Sheen, whose brothers are Vietnam vets, says tion Committee Tuesday department to bar drivers plement.” from April 30 to June 30 to own feces," said Brenda Marcellino, a CARC volunteer states. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail seeking the power to issue involved in “willful or •A measure that would allow them to drive m with skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy. the campaign is "one who chairs the group's Residential Alternatives Com­ positive step” toward restricted licenses “in negligent conduct” that en­ allow 3-inch lettering for through the school year mittee. focusing attention on the those cases where suspen­ dangered lives at race snowmobile registration without having to renew Mrs. Marcellino. a Southington woman who has a MIDDLETOWN EAST HARTFORD * MANCHESTER sion or revocation of a plight of soldiers suffering nerve disorders and courses from participating instead of the required 5- their licenses. retarded child and cares for an emotionally disturbed girl 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE ^ 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN Weather Forecast threatening unborn children with birth defects as a license would work an undo as a foster mother, told the Legislature’s nursing home resuit of exposure to the chemical. hardship.” study committee she saw the conditions during unan­ Partly sunny and mild today today Highs in the mid 30s 2 C Edward Carroll, MVD nounced visits to a number of nursing homes. FILL TWO BOOKS INSTANTLY...REDEEM THESE COUPONS FOR UP TO with chance of a few after­ north to near 50 10 C south. director of management “I have had my eyes and nostrils bum from that smell noon or early evening Clearing tonight. Lows near 5 Tovarishch! services, said the measure you have heard described as a stench,” she said. “I have showers. Highest north to the teens south would require a motorist temperature 55 to 60. 13 to 16 Clouding up west and mostly It's not often the Soviet press has anything good to observed the need for feeding programs. Instead of say of things American, but Hume Gonyn and whose license was programs I have watched untrained aides literally pour C. Clearing and turning much sunny north and east suspended to demonstrate colder tonight. Lows in the Thursday. Chance of snow Jessica Tandy have won Moscow's heart with their food by the spoonfuls down the throats of severely han- 20s. Thursday increasing late in the day over southwest exported Broadway hit “Gin Game.” his need to drive to a judge. dicapp^ people while they were lying down.” cloudiness with snow or sleet portions Highs in the teens Here’s what drama critic Oleg Efremov has to Current state law leaves CARC Executive Director Thomas Nemey said the likely developing in the after­ north to near 30 south say about their performance: “The show is played motorists who have lost present situation was in apparent violation of state law noon. Highs around 30 New Hampshire: Showers by a remarkable pair of actors, man and wife, the their licenses for drunk and federal regulations guaranteeing the retarded civil Probability of precipitation 30 likely north and scattered farfamed Broadway 'stars’ Jessica Tandy and driving, reckless driving or rights. percent today lowering to 10 showers south today. Highs in Hume Cronyn, who capture their audience with other convictions unable to The CARC representatives said they believed the ul­ percent tonight. Thur^ay 60 the upper 40s 8 C north to mid go behind the wheel legally timate answer rested with placing the retarded back in percent. Southwesterly winds 50s 13 C south. Clearing their refined mastery. On the stage we saw two ac­ b o n d s for the length of the AWIU II 15 to 25 mph today. Northerly tonight. Lows in the single tors who would have sent K.S. Stanislavsky into smaller community facilities. transports of delight.” suspension. CARC, which has filed a federal lawsuit seeking the winds 15 to 20 mph tonight numbers north to teens south. The measure was sub­ becoming northeasterly on Clouding up with a chance of Comrade Stanislavsky he of “The Method” is a shutdown of the two major state institutions for the mitted to the Transpora- Thursday. snow Thursday. Highs in the founding father of modern drama. retarded, said conditioas at those facilities were the teens north to near 30 south. tion Committee as part of Long Island Sound same as in the nursing homes. Vermont: Cloudy and un­ the MVD’s package of 10 Long Island Sound to Watch The group said it had complained to the state Depart­ seasonably mild today. F ’aW Come bills for consideration by Hill. R.I. and Montauk Point. ment of Mental Retardation, but with little luck and a S&H CBEEN STJIIIPSI | E Showers likely developing. N.Y.: A mild southwest flow Charlie Daniels' “Volunteer Jam VI” is on for the 1980 Legislature. rejection of the call for the establishment of the smaller Will prevail today with much Highs in the 50s to near M but community facilities. sharply colder by late after­ Jan. 12 in Nashville, but The MVD also asked the colder air moving in from the "That’s what the department is telling us,” said Mrs. noon. Clearing tonight. Much even Daniels professes conunittee to formalize an north and northeast tonight as colder. Lows 5 to 15. Thursday not to know who will be existing alcohol rehabilita­ Marcellino. "The only choice we have is a terrible nur­ a cold front moves across the snow likely developing. Highs on stage for the five- tion program which allows sing borne or a terrible institution.” area. Southwest winds in­ in the 20s to around 30 hour footstomping motorists who’ve lost their The advocacy group was called to testify before the creasing to 15 to 20 knots with musical marathon for licenses for drunken driving panel which tu m ^ to the question of retard ^ patients in higher gusts today, becoming Extended Outlook nursing homes as part of its overall probe of the nursing north to northeast 10 to 20 charity. to cut their suspension C home industry. The probe was launched after questions knots tonight, northeast to Extended outlook for New Daniels traditionally time in half. east 15 to 20 knots and gusty England Friday through Sun­ invites top country- Carroll said the series of were raised about the deaths of patients at several nur­ Thursday. Increasing day: western stars to per­ 10 hours of classes to sing homes. cloudiness this afternoon Massachusetts. Rhode form, and in the past rehabilitate drunken drivers The CARC recommended stiffer inspections of nursing Island A Connecticut: Chance Cloudy with chance of some they've included the was now being offered at homes, tougher civil rights laws for the retarded and of showers Friday Saturday w . ... showers tonight. Thursday Allman Brothers, Link several locations and tighter restrictions on the transfer of retarded patients cloudy with rain likely. fair followed by increasing f . 7 i ! RfOftW tHISVAluABlf .1'* COUPON cloudiness with a chance of Wray, Willie Nelson and would be expanded under between facilities. Visibility generally 5 miles or rain or snow on Sunday. High the Marshall Tucker the proposed bill. better and 1 to 3 miles in rain ■ t i m temperatures will be in the State law mandates a one and fog tonight and Thursday. band. So who will be WITH THf rUKCNUf OP 40s. Lows will be in the upper year license suspension for Wave heights 2 to 4 feet today doing the gig this year? UKT. Thraa Rollt 20s and 30s. and tonight increasing Says Daniels, “Hell, I m otorists convicted of SOUDGOLDI SetiTewtIs Pngtr Itw ib Thursday. Vermont: Snow diminishing don’t know 'til they driving under the influence THAT'S RIGHT!! Buy one luH ot regular prke, get to flurries Friday. Partly BEADS show up. It's just a Saturday night party and we of alcohol or drugs, but on QOOO THRU OCC tt. 197t New England cloudy Saturday with flurries don't take RSVPs.” that period is reduced to the second suit for only $1.00 Massachusetts, Connec­ north and west A chance of six months for drivers who HKT. snow most sections Saturday ‘bdudhtg Corduny SuUt and YtungMtn'i SuHt ticut, A Rhode Island: Partly complete the program. SOUDGOLDI sunny and mild today with night or Sunday. Highs 25 to Quote of the Day 35. Lows mainly in the 20s. Carroll said the MVD MENS 4 Y0UN6 MENS CHAINS chance of a few afternoon or was asking the program be early evening showers Maine: Chance of snow Howard T. Market, chief judge of the court of VESTED R E a QKlttS* TM1«; YAtuABlt J'n COUPON em iF* Highest temperature 55 to 65. north and of occasional rain or customs and patent appeals, in defense of written into law to clarify a 13 to 18 C. Clearing and tur­ drizzle south Friday Fair technology in Omni Magazine: “Knowledge never 'VSBXNfTAMrf lOOffiSi&H ning much colder tonight. Saturday. Chance of snow hurts. It is the use of knowledge, what we call WITH na PWCHAM OP WON TNi RURCMAH Of north and of snow or rain Santa Visits Lows mostly in the 20s. technology, that can heal or harm. In the hands of a mmj 9mw9tm 9 IM I Thursday increasing south on Sunday Highs mostly ■m m Im S Rm s I flWN R6nn4 Carnegie, a furnace makes steeH n the hands of a Cub Scouts from Meat Dapt. cloudiness with snow or sleet in the 20s north and 30s to low Hitler, it bums corpses.” from Meat Dapt. likely developing in the after­ 40s south. Lows 5 to 15 north Seleded Group 0000 THRU OCC 1$. 1179 0000 THPu D(c IS. i m and 15 to 25 south. MANCHESTER Cub , , MIWJ noon but changing to rain in Scout Pack 54 held a south coastal areas Highs New Hampshire: Chance of Glimpses mostly in the 30s. occasional rain or drizzle Christmas Party Dec. 7 at Maine: Showers likely over Friday. Fair Saturday. Inauguration of Kentucky's new governor John Y. Bentley School with a visit the north this afternoon and Chance of snow north and of Brown drew a starstudded cqst Tuesday, including from Santa Claus and a OUTERWEAR over the mountains through snow or rain south Sunday. Muhammad Ali, Andy Williams, Foster Brodks, sing-a-Iong. \ f.7 i L ptutt’.* .4 uAH.t^r^^^cnoP^^ P! ^ ; the day. Clouding up with Highs 20s to low 30s north and former Gov. A.W. “Happy” Chandler and, of Cubmaster Mike Brophy Voluetto *100.00 scattered showers elsewhere 30s to low 40s south. Lows in course. Mrs. Brown, the former Phyllis George .... and Assistant Cubmaster I00SS 8S $8fhi chart* ^ AkoraHent WITH THi PUKWUi OP the teens north to 20s south. Lesley Ann Warren is starring in Columbia pic­ Mel Stoltenberg presided. WfTNTMiPUnCMUKW tures' civil war six-hour miniseries “ Beulah Land” Howard Rovegno, 1R>. Can Two Packages for NBCTV ... Martin Sheen will host Saturday's Webelos leader, presented SnnIu i €«Hm Seggi S tarter edition of “Saturday Night Live” ... Gint Eastwood awards to the following GOOD THRU OfC 19. 1979 The Almanac 0000 THRU M C. t|. 1«7« has just finished directing and starring in Warner boys: Robin Bailey, Paul m a r l i t i t t 4 « Bros. “Bronco Billy” in Boise, Idaho. Bradshaw, Brian Brophy, NUCKSTUPmUC FUMIKTMVIUIVMU By I niled I’reiw Inlernatiunal Joseph DelCanto, Peter Today is W^nesday. Dec. 12, the 346th day of 1979 with Gallasso, Todd 19 to follow. 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— Editorial iHaurliratrr EuriumjHrralft MancbMtar — A City of Village Charm Attack on the Free Press Founded Oct. 1,1881

The United States Supreme agencies over the objections paid. Publlahed by the Manchester PubUshlng Co., Herald Square, Court gave the process of of bureaucrats more in­ The Supreme Court in its Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. journalism another swift kick terested in covering up their action is issuing a fishing Audit Butwu o l CIrauWlon MwniMr. UnIMd Pt m ln«tmMon«l last week when it let stand a blunders than in seeing the license to the curious to file a Sttvtn Hirry, EMCuttvt Editor CiMlomtr 8«rvto« — 647-M46 Frank A. BwtMnk, ManaQlno Editor New M exico ju d g e ’s mechanism of government suit, then go after any infor­ ntymond P. RoMnton. EdNor*PuMeh«r HaroM E- Turklngion. Editor Emarftut sweeping order to force dis­ work. mation it may desire on con­ closure of a newspaper’s con­ This dangerous precedent fidential sources. last week could lead to is a make a lot more, but the fidential sources in a libel now makes it possible for a This ruling is yet another fear on the part of persons suit. government figure to sue a threat to a free press that errors of the press are one of who know of some The press in the United newspaper for libel, demand stands the risk of coming un­ the prices a free nation pays wrongdoing or coverup to tell States has relied upon news to know all confidential der the direct control of the to have an independent the press and expose corrup­ sources used in any story watchdog of government. sources who, for their own personalities in power in tion, protection, cannot reveal ever written about him, government. ’The press is held accoun­ What rulings' like last table for its errors. their names to the public for whether or not the story was Government officials know week’s could do is frighten If sources within the fear of reprisals. libelous, and make whatever they can’t control the press sources who know of corrup­ government are directly con­ . - V . . -V.'----- The justice’s refusal to con­ reprisals against the because it is forbidden by the tion or wrongdoing by trolled by the top-level // ^ - Y E A R S - ^ sider the awesome merits of revealed source. Constitution. STORMCOATS government officials. bureaucrats, the government the New Mexico case is If the newspaper refuses it They do know they can con­ OF Such fright will lead to the will be out of control of the that take to the cold... another step depriving the can be cited for criminal con­ trol the sources who deal people being told only what people, there will be no room citizens of the nation news tempt of court and could with the press because they at hig savings, Santal the government wants them for criticism and the govern­ they have a right to know. default the libel action which Now, save $10 when you need it most, control the jobs of their un­ to know. ment will no longer be held to Many times news stories could result in millions of derlings. on the most-needed coat for winterl ’The press has made some account for its errors and come out of government dollars in damages being What rulings like the one mistakes. It probably will Our famous maker storm coats with fake excesses. fur trims, some with hoodsi Aii are super warm! Sheii of poiy biend popiin with quilt, SCOOPS kyDoBgSiMyl and, or pile linings. •Tan *Rust •Brown •Beige PEARqon PlEASfUr •Misses sizes 8-16, some junior sizes 5-15 1 WIU S0(W RfflKf m m m m s 1 ASK1HEPE0PU0F ^ a n iz e har POWER IN UOAMM! 1DME»ri30PlNAPRE4M. (XiANMIOPMnORMf. ipi mio? u so m coats, downtown Manchester & Tri-City Plaza, Vernon. after Christmas... the Organizer Unfair Judgment Superbly tailored with plenty of To the editor: room for necessities, and morel I will not defend Mr. Frank Triple entry. ZIppered been charged, would it not be more GompartmentsI Outside Lupien's remarks at a recent American to monitor his actions on pocketsi Easy-care vinyl. meeting of the Board of Directors, as CRCOG and then protest that he is they have been manipulated and not fit to serve. Shoulder strap or double handle 5 7 “ „67®® styles. Black, earthtones, twisted out of context, but I will de­ We have sentenced this man reg. to ‘781 fend his position as a representative almost to the status of non-citizen handbags, downtown Manchester of Manchester on CRCOG. without evidence & Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Government is an amalgamation of Fair-minded people will now sit •15 ^ people with independent thinking back and judge later. The Herald in Washington who have the right to express their Mary B. Sears, Thoughts opinion. 2 W.' Carter St., Luke 2:7 And she brought forth her If Mr. Lupien is a bigot, as has Manchester. Odyssey to Iran —Part 5 first bom son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a By LEE RODERICK toward the deposed shah and his there to appeal to Bani Sadr for manger; because there was no room Merit System Lauded TEHRAN — Before our first 48 protector, the U.S. government, as restrainU They also were anxious to lor them in the inn. (KJV) hours in the country had passed. Rep. well as leftists apparently motivated learn if Hansen had brought any good In this busy time of last minute To the editor; qualified as the town's selections. George Hansen, R-Idaho, and I had more by politics than religion. news regarding the impasse from the Christmas shopping in stores Congratulations to the Town of If all other criteria are equal, a become the first Americans since the The students are running their own United states. crowded with more people than Manchester for continuing the fight more experienced person is typically U.S. Embassy was seized to hold show at the embassy, answerable to During our session with the foreign stock, we sometimes tend to become to defend the merit system for a better selection. face-to-face discussions with top Ira­ no one except possibly Khomeini minister, Hansen stressed he was very frustrated. We know our hearts rewards and promotions for its But to allow this quality to be con­ nian officials and to visit the thrM himself. returning soon to the U.S. and urged should be filled with joyous feelings employees. sidered more valuable than job per­ Americans held captive at the Hansen approached a young Bani Sadr to make arrangements for of the season. We know the real Mr. Werbner should be supported formance will undermine the work, Foreign Ministry. American expatriate in Iran who him to talk to the students and see meaning of Christmas but tend to get to the maxium capacity by the town, ethic and motivation of our society. Immediately reportedly is close to some of the the hostages. Bani Sadr agreed to do caught up in all the commercialism Mr. Fuller, representing the union, Robert J. King. following that students at the embassy, asking bim what he could. of these times. Commercials and should not be disappointed if, as he the charms 160 Bryan Drive.. breakthrough, to deliver a letter of introduction to advertisements seem to dictate what claims, the suit plaintiffs are as Hansen, now well-known in Iran, of Christmas... Manchester. Hansen inten­ them. The letter, dated Nov. 21 and we MUST BUY to make Christmas a spent much of the rest of the day sified his efforts addressed as suggested to "The merry one. It has been drilled into us Monet giving interviews to local newsmen to visit the 50 students following the Imam’s that we owe it to ourselves to buy this A charm to match her every^ and reporters calling long distance Americans im­ (Khomeini’s) Line,” said in part: or that to make us happy. Yet, interesti Some are Christmas gn□ N from other countries. He also met ^ ROCROCitV "THIS) Fabric ua§ prisoned by mili­ "I am here as a private citizen at my something is still missing. oriented. Some have colored MTN Ntwg with worried Americans -living in tant students at own expense because of my great The sad thing is that we do not stones. Gold or silver toned, been treated w ith Iran who turned to him with the embassy itself. concern that justice be done for the realize that real joy and inner peace jewelry, downtown Manchester& problems they normally would have Flame- retardant No one seemed quite sure what people of Iran and United States. It is is FREE to EVERYONE, As in the Tri-City Plaza, Vernon. taken to the now-captured U.S. Em­ CHEMICALg).” levers of power to pull to gain access important to exchange ideas with you scripture above, if our hearts are full Santa, bassy. 7.50 to the hostages. Since the shah's of commercialism, there will be no — c r a f t Y Am e r ic a n regarding the deposed shah and the Christmas Tree, •6 downfall and the rise of the Ayatollah American hostages. I must be room in the inn of our hearts for the PEVILS)! Hansen’s first clue that something Heart Locket, 5.50 Khomeini’s revolutionary govern­ leaving Iran in one more day and will big was about to break came when Savior to be bom. Keep Jesus (jhrist ment early this year, power in Iran take your message to the American the National Iranian Radio and TV in your Christmas t))is year and your heart too, will be full of JOY! WvNc • compM has been defused and confusing. people." Network came to his room for an in­ Mlactlon of chan Khomeini himself lives in the holy The letter didn’t bMr fruit im­ terview. Knowledgeable sources told James Hoagland bracafata, tool city of Qom, about 80 miles from the mediately, but Hansen extended bis us the network never could have done South United capital of Tehran where the rest of stay in the hope of a future meeting. the interview if Hansen's activities Methodist Church the government is located. Day-to- (Hansen, in fact, made and broke at had not been looked upon favorably day decisions in running the country least six plane reservations before by tbe government. are made by civil servants presided flying home. ) Finally word reached Hansen his over by a 15-member Revolutionary Nov. 24 dawned with still no request to see the hostages had been Council — roughly comparable to the answer from the students. Hansen, taken directly to Khomeini at Qom, U.S. Cabinet. with impatience turning to frustra­ and an answer would be forthcoming However. Khomeini frequently has tion, decided to break the logjam by that night. overruled the council’s decisions appealing again to the major govern­ At 11:40 p.m.. Bani Sadr's office almost as soon as they have been ment figure below Kboitielni— Acting called: Hansen had been cleared at made public. Foreign Minister Abol-Hassan Bani every level to talk with students and Then there are the university Sadr. see the hostages. He was to be at the students and other young toughs who As we entered the Fo- qign embassy gate at 8 a m. the following captured the U.S. Embassy on Nov. Ministry for an 11 a.m. sessico with day. 4. They appeared to be a mixture of Bani Sadr, we were met in the Hansen’s quest — which has since Shiite Moslems fanatically committed waiting room by six nervous am­ been widely reported in the world’s Of Christmas.." to Khomeini's vision of hatred bassadors from Western Europe, press — at last was at hand. Shouldars Cologne to splash on ... her favorltel Romantic, feel-pretty Washington Merry-Go-Round fragrance. Completely « for the one you love feminine and so suitable for who loves snuggly warmth... Connally Denies He’s Candidate of Big Business every moment

By JACK ANDERSON didate of Big Business. "I am con­ cash from oil company executives, asked whom they were supporting Connally has profited from his past governor of Texas, he denied that he WASHINGTON - Big, bluff John cerned about... the picture of me as bankers and investment brokers. If for president. Every single one performance — and his future was receiving any money from the Connally may be both the best and a rich man’s candidate," he says. cotton there’s an oil company whose top nam ^ Connally. prom ise. As secretary of the Richardson estate. The fact of the the worst of the presidential can­ "The idea that I am the tool of cor­ brass hasn’t kicked into tbe Connally It’s also no secret why Connally treasury under Richard Nixon, Con- matter, when finally brought out, didates. porate board rooms is pure baloney.” coffers, it must be 3-in-l or has been able to milk the board rooms naliy pushed successfully for tbe $250 was that he had received the bulk of a The tough-talking Texan has im­ Unfortunately for Connally, the Progresso Olive. The roster of Big so successfully. He has promised million loan that bailed out tbe $750,000 executor’s fee from the es­ pressed political reporters as a man record shows that this particular Oil contributions Includes executives businessmen that they would have "a Lockheed Corporation. Not sur­ tate while he was sitting in the gover­ baloney has a lot of meat in it. From of charisma and intelligence, the at Mobile, Gulf, Exxon, Texaco, friend In tbe White House” if he’s prisingly, the Texan’s fundraisers nor’s chair. kind of decisive, take-charge presi­ the public record, still-secret Standard of Indiana, Standard of elected. More specifically, he has were blessed with Ihe maximum $1,- Connally’s Big Business connec­ flannelsoM-fashlonod charm from Lanz dent many Americans seem to be documents and dozens of California, Getty, Occidental, Shell spoken out in favor of turning the 000 contribution from Lockheed’s tions have proved valuable when it A dream of a granny gown and darling pajama$ . . . yearning for. If he knowledgeable sources, my associate and Superior. anti-trust statutes — already pretty board chairman, Roy Anderson. comes to fundraising for his has any uncer­ Gary Cohn has compiled evidence much of a paper tiger — into a Connally’s rise from a barefoot boy presidential bid. Whether they’ll go each with your choice of famout Lana of Salburg tainties, he has that belies Connally’s disingenuous A year before the election, Connal­ thoroughly tame pussycat. He also in Floresville, Texas, to wealth and down with the voters remains to be iignature prinU. Charming, no$talgic. kept them pretty protests. ly had raised a whopping $4-3 mlllioh opposes the law that forbids U.S. influence in Austin and Washington seen. tn Boftest, warmest washable cotton flanneL well hidden. In fact, the nation’s corporate fat for his campaign, due mainly to the businessmen to bribe foreign of­ had a certain Horatio Alger flavor— Multi-colored prints on white or dark backgrounds. But at the same cats haven’t had such an unabashed largesse of Big Business and Big Oil. ficials, on grounds that tbe ban puts It was accomplished largely on tbe An even bigger question is whether Siaes S-M-L. lingerie, downtown Manchester time. Big John is champion of their point of view By comparison, bis Republican rival, American businessmen at a com­ coattails of two powerful patrons. his profitable links to the Arab oil and Tri-City Plaaa, Vernon, widely perceived aiming for the presidency since Ronald Reagan, had collected H.8 petitive disadvantage. Lyndon Johnson and Texas oilman moguls - which we’ll detail In a Gowns, *20 Pajamas *22 as the darling of Calvin Coolidge, who asserted that million, and Jimmy Carter had Tbe Issue of corporate bribery, of Sid Richardson, Johnson taught him future column — will prove too bitter Big Business, the mouthpiece for Big "the b|}siness of America is raised $2.4 million. course, baa figured in Connally’s how to wheel and deal in politics; a pill ’to be swallowed by an Oil and buddy of the Arabs wbo are business” And their affection for Despite Connally’s claims of past. He was indicted— though even­ Richardson made him wealthy by American public outraged at the picking American pockets at the gas Connally has been demonstrated in “ baloney,” it’s no secret that the tually acquitted — for his involve­ hiring him as his attorney. financial misery and national practical dollars-and-cents fashion. OPEN MON. THRU FRI. - 9:30 to 9 — SAT. 9:90 to 8:00 pumps and burning American flags business community considers him ment In tbe milk fund scandal daring Though Connally now makes little bumiliaUon tbe United SUtes has Federal Election Commission F R IE aiFT WRAPPING ... anotlMr ‘Smiling SorvIcoT throughout the Moslem world. their man. At a recent banquet in the Nixon administration. attempt to mask his obvious affinity been suffering at the hands of the Connally purports to be mystified records show that Connally has New York City, 26 of the sleekest cor­ Although be got out of that par- with tbe mohfey boys. It was not Middle Eastern petroleum poten- at the perception that he is the can­ raised huge amounts of campaigh porate fat caU lA the country wer« tiailar quid-pro4|Uo predieamant. alwayi that way, When be was a Utes. ft - EVEJIING HERALD. Wed., Dec. » , 1W» Player Faces Jail for Rigging Bets EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. 12, 1979 - 7 MILFORD (UPI) - The first jai alai the Milford Jai Alai fronton. Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. Mrjury and i is awaiting extradition from player in America to admit he fixed The state charged that Prater McGuigan said the state also charged IHorida.lorida. Juan Guardino, another player, games that netted professional gamblers "conferred benefits consisting of money Prater conspired with alleged systems was charged with rigging and conspiracy, 1500,000 in 1977 faces a maximum of 10 and other favors" upon Luis Muniozguren, bettors Paul Commonas and Robert but has not been located by authorities. IVlOTchester CHRISTMAS GIFT SALE years in prison, who played as Iriondo, and Jose Cendagor- Moore in committing the crimes. Kirby M. Prater, 31, of North Miami tagalarza, who played as Arana, with the Commonas has pleaded guilty to rigging Beach, Fla., pleaded guilty Tuesday to one intent that they “would deliberately and conspiracy and is awaiting senten­ Big Deficit Forecast count of rigging and one count of con­ lose.” cing, while Moore is in Florida awaiting f^ d P K d C lG Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday spiracy to commit rigging between May 5, The Milford fronton is owned by a com­ extradition on the same charges. HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut, pany which operates a fronton in the feeling the effects of a national recession, 1977 and Nov. 5, 1977. The arrests were among 11 on charges could finish this fiscal year with a deficit Miami area and the two parimutuel of rigging, conspiracy and perjury which PRICES SUSHED Milford Superior Court Judge JoAnne as high as $40 million. Rep, Irving SPECIAL . Kulawiz ordered a presentence investiga­ facilities use the same players. followed a grand jury probe conducted by HOLIDAY HOURS BRITISH STERLING SOS - 70% OFF Cendagortagalarza has pleaded inno­ Superior Court Judge Eugene Kelly. Stolberg, D-New Haven, has forecast. SPECIAL tion and set sentencing for Jan. 16. each M O N - FRI Mfg. List MSS-'ISO-MOO-TS charge carries maximum penalties of $5,- cent to a perjury charge in the probe and Bert Caskill, James Sobie and Frank Stolberg, co-chairman of the WINTER D E C . 17 - 21 NAMENAND 000 in fines and 5 years in prison. is awaiting trial in Hartford Superior Cotsakis also have pleaded guilty to Legislature’s Finance, Revenue and Bon­ TOASTER Prater, who played under the name Kir­ Court. Muniozguren, also charged with rigging and or conspiracy during the 1977 ding Committee, said ’Tuesday the state 10 A.M. ■ 9 P.M COLOGNE by, admitted he conspired with a group of perjury, forfeited $10,000 bond by failing jai alai season at Milford and are awaiting must look at new or Increased taxes SATURDAY DEC 22 OUTERWEAR 2oz. because there was little “resiliency” in WATCHES systems bettors known as the "Miami to appear in a Florida court for extradi­ sentencing. 9:30 - 5:30 P.M. BOOTS the budget to deal with decreased MONDAY DEC 24 Syndicate" to win a reported $500,000 at tion proceedings. Player Rene Garcia was charged with revenues. Men's Women’s Children’s 10 A M. - 5:30 P.M, • SALE 39.88All O n* PrIcB $J488 $][488 $1388 •HAMILTON eORUEN eWALTHAM •HELBROS*BENRUS*VULCANeELGIN r e g . rea ’’®9' Barry,Fahey Laud DOT Commuter Lots f v ‘ $ 0 7 0 0 •Eleclric$ »Self Winding •Day-Uate *18.99 *1?®99 *Fancy Drett Watcho •Sport HARTFORD — Slate Senate Deputy be an effective method of promoting mass Manchester and that there are hopes of part of a comprehensive mass transit ALL I-yr. 'Guarantee* .■Vlajorlty Leader David Barry, D- transit by the Hartford commuter," said Reg. $4.00 $15.99 constructing a larger commuter parking package the state is developing for the Reg. *79 - *85 Manchester and State Sen. Marcella the two senators. "The continued demand area at the proposed Interstate 84 and ’80s,” said the two senators. LIGGETT Fahey. D-East Hartford, have today com­ for the commuter bus service at 'Burr Interstate 86 connector. Officials expect V,iM ^kl THOM McAN Comers is probably one of the most DOT officials report 97 percent of all ANDERSON - LITTLE CVS PARKADE PHARMACY mended the Department of Transporta­ the construction of the connector to begin personal travel in Connecticut is made by successful examples of this concept." tion for reinstituting the commuter sometime in 1980. the automobile although recent gas prices - parking lot at the junction of Interstate 84 The commuter parking lot located at the Barry and Fahey did note that a new increases have pushed bus ridership up 13 and Silver Lane on the Manchester-East ” " *3S lic junction of Interstate 84 and Silver Lane commuter service was recently put into percent to the current 55,000 persons per Hartford town line was recently reinstated as a DOT- operation at Bolton Notch located at the week. DOT now maintains 22 commuter CRISTMAS SALE Sens Barry and Fahey characterized maintained parking area with a 25-car HOLIDAY SPECIAL interchange of Interstate 84 and Routes 6 bus operations that serve 120 commuter MEN'S & YOUNG MEN’S the recent commuter lot opening as a good capacity. The lot serves as a convenient and 44A which operates a daily commuter first step and urged the commissioner of parking area for riders on the regular parking lots located throughout the state bus to Hartford. of Connecticut. 33 j’ S': Taicotwil'e, Ct, SPECIAL V i Caret Camera Shops Offer VESTED transportation to continue exploring other Silver Lane bus route into Hartford. "Increasing gas prices and uncertain THE MINOLTA XG-1 possible sites for a major south Barry and Fahey said that DOT plan­ gasoline supplies are long-term Connec­ CORDUROY Manchester commuter lot. ning officials have recognized the need to ticut problems that require long-term 3 6 W att DIAMOND Minoltas most economical "Commuter parking lots have proven to expand commuter parking in southern solutions. Commuter buses are an integral STEREO automatic 35 milimeter SLR. SUITS D IA M O I^ D Including AM/FM Receiver, Turntable and EARRINGS Over Exposure Protector Reg.‘ 125 Course S p e a ke rs. and FLASHiNG ELECTRONIC SELF TIMER with a $ 6 9 9 0 Delay NOW 45 millimeter F-2.0 Lens { S p e c i a l s Reg.$520 *199 U r j ^ e d $299. RADIO SHACK DIAMOND SHOWCASE THE CAMERA SHOPS MARTIN LTD. SOUTH WINDSOR - Y 1 /2 i'l- g School Superintendent . Carat Carat Robert W Goldman has recommended that the planned development of a « 3 9 9 o o 00 PRETEEN DENIM & Grade 9 health education y i - , CORDUROYJEANS and human development FOR THE BOOT BONANZA V I’KICP I'ERO HCARA I PRICE PERllHH.ARA ! ALL by Sasoon and course be postponed — at least until the final HOLIDAYS Calvin Klein Great Selection of recommendations of the HARDCOVER Western cut, assorted colors, School Health Task Force Special Price Includes 14 Carat Gold Ring Or Pendant sizes 6-14 WOMEN’S are made to all school Solitaire Mounting EGG NOG ICE CREAM systems. Reg. to $31.00 BOOTS Goldman said that the BOOKS AND recommendations of the PIERCED NOW School Health Task Force EARRINGS PUMPKIN PIE could redesign, at the state level, health education for $ 00 ICE CREAM $21®® & $24^® all public schools. 1 /4 ^ TOTAL OFF 20% OFF Goldman said that C ^ a r a t w hght 20% 199 Mon-Sat. 10-9, Sun 12-5 another reason for his lUUSTRATIONS ENLARGED TO SHOW DETAIL recommendation, that BRIGGS’ ICE CREAM CHILDRENS development of a ninth STORE grade program be post­ REED’S INC. WEAReHOUSE PRAGUE’S SHOES poned. is the wide accep­ - -8 .J’t ' . ^ A r ^ 7 tance and participation in the kindergarten through' seventh grade curriculum. HILLMAN/KOHAN Young Jr. & Pre-Teen A new seventh-grade LET US DELIVER program was recently THE SPECIAL Some big stars get their glasses at Holiday Perfect developed and is now being Hlllman/Kohan Vision Center. One YOUR HOLIDAY t ught at both the “FRIDAY HAPPY reason is, our Great Eyeglass FAIR ISLE SWEATERS Ellsworth and Timothy Guarantee. It says (or one year GREETINGS Edwards Middle schools. MANCHESTER PARKADE HOUR” Orig. $19. Alto: Vrrnon • Simsbury • WftI Fsrmt MtU * Brittol from purchase we'll fix or replace broken frames and lenses at no Poinsettias and Other Senior Pinochle Each Friday from 4 to 7 P.M. offers charge So come to Hlllman/Kohan h. ^ - Holiday Plants loads of free hors d’oeuvres and a Vision Center. You’ve got as good ’ Cut Flower Arrangements MANCHESTER - The special 6 piece shrimp cocktail for a reason to go as Zsa Zsa and Don Manchester senior citizens Adams Does. and (FROSTY). Order soon. 9.99 will have their regular only 99i$ Full fashioned 100% acrylic Thursday morning Catering To The Open dally 10 to 9. Wed & Sat. 'til 5 pullovers in light blue, navy blue pinochle game at 9:45 For other locations call toll-free 646-8607 and gold with contrast patterned a.m., at the Army Navy Over 24 Crowd 800-351-1000 Club. Open Nightly ’Til 9 yolk. At 2 p.m. the Manchester Sizes S, M, L. group will be joined by the YOUTH CENTRE Rockville-Vernon senior EL HOMBRE VISION CENTER FLOWER STORE citizens for card playing. A Christmas dinner will be served to both groups at 5:30 p.m. SUPER SAMPLER m SPECIAL THERMAL Combined Party The Nibbler For Mom, Sis, Friend... MANCHESTER - VFW Delectable snacks are always ap­ TOPS or BOTTOMS Post 2046 and its auxiliary preciated and .this selection of will hold a combined A Gift Certificate Christmas party Dec. 16 Hickory Smoked Beef Log*, a round 10% OFF from 6 to 11 p.m. at the of delicious Gouda and rich and tasty Slipcovers, Drapes, * 5 . 9 7 each post home. Bacon Cheese Ball makes a welcome Reg. $10.00 each from Admission will be free ■ k Ski Parkas k CB Radio Bedspreads, Blankets, packages k Stuffed Toys Holiday Gift. Thermal Tops or Bottoms Joanne Fabrics for members and guests ★ TV Games ★ Lamps Afghans,Wedding Gowns for sleeping or skiing. and beverages will be MMLER W Records & Tapes * Radios available at a special Time to clean your winter clothes and Nylon outer, cotton innerlayers price. Those attending are k Brach Candies k Winter Bodts W Stoves k Stereo Speakers W Nylon For A Gift They’ll Enjoy Oriental Rugs k Schumaker Wall P a ^ r k Groceries and more! $ 0 9 5 store your summer clothes for safe for warmth, lightweight, asked, if possible, to AtkIorQIFTBSS keeping. powder blue, beige. again and again. donate cookies or finger Sizes S, M, L. sandwiches. For more in­ BEST SPOT REMOVER IN TOWN S i formation contact William Marceau, 649-8891 or Doris SWISS COLONY ' JOANN FABRICS McCarthy, 646-8583. Bankrupt stock of fine Hand Crafts from Vermont Crafts Market. Ceramic jars, PARKADE CLEANERS D&L toothbrush holders, leaded glass wall sconces, note sheets and envelope gift £ sets, baby bunting, stuffed toys, aromatic herb pouches, mirrors, paper wej^hts. Dance Workshop LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER MANCHESTER - The SPECIAL WHILE DOING YOUR Manchester Square Dance Oc I Club will conduct a 20% OFF CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EAST OF THE RIVER workshop for all club level Extra fancy packages of colognes, perfumes, powders, etc. In perfect gift con­ 0 dancers on ’Thursday, from dition from the Vincent Pharmacy firestock, completely untouched. A large WOMEN’S LEATHER DO JOIN US 11! 7:30 to 11 p.m. at the selection Including brands like Chanel #5, Faberge and others. All peddled with Nathan Hale School, our "No Hard Time" money back guarantee within 30 days after Christmas. DRESS SHOES Spruce Street, Manchester. By Auditions SHADY GLEN "M M rL^M wlM OY'oUR^iciO^ WHILE YOU BROWSE - AND D0N7 FORGET YOUR WALLET! Dairy Stores • Christmas Party the MANCHESTER -The Now ’*'29®® hester members of the World War Selected styles I Barracks 786 and its 549-77S 2. MunFonnssii Ni TWO CONVENIENT UK:ATI0NS auxiliary, will have a black, brown, other fashion Rl. 6 A 44A • Open Daily and Sun. Christmas party Sunday at ST, , _ Parkade Branch • Mon. thru Sat. colors (John and Bemirr Rieg) 1:30 p.m. at w(llie’s Steak TWRSMY 10 to 0 Reg. $39.00 House. . > FHMY 10 ts 9 All members are asked SOTWMY 10 ts S to give $1 each for a grab- SIMMONS SHOES SHADY GLEN bag gift. SOMYS^ll ts4 EVENING HERALD. Wtd., Dec. 12, lO T - 9 8 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. U. 19W IIUUII. who passed away this past about the Senior Center, Now for the programs Saturday morning. you can tune in this Friday. Senior Citizens here at the center, and let’s Remember a Tew weeks Tomorrow our own Joyner Urges Patient Transfer Probe start with this past Friday ago that Gloria and I made seniors will be entertaining By WALLY FOR’nN because of their efforts a f te r n o o n ’s s e tb a c k our TV debut and quite a us and then we’ll have a By BARBARA RICHMOND “Unbelievable as it may leem, the agency was in> there appears to be a definite pattern to the actions at At this writing we are six this past Friday evening games. We had 52 players few of you missed It. Well, sing-along, so plan on com­ ^ ie w § O n we received a nice substan­ and the winners were; Herald Reporter formed more than a month ago that the Manchester Manchester Manor and other nursing homes in the state, persons away from filling we will be on again this ing for a nice chicken chow Manor Nursing Home planned to move B Medicaid I am calling on the governor to investigate why her com­ our bus for the Florida trip tial donation from the club Friday evening at 7 on mein lunch and then MANCHESTER — Stating he believes that something Helena Gavello, 138; Bob patients and yet in all that time the agency didn't take missioner of the Department of Income Maintenance did Cental Healtii and unless we fill these for our furnishings fund. Channel 13. So If you’re in­ staying for the entertain­ must be done to prevent the wholesale transfer of any action that would have protected these patients,” he seats the trip may be We wholeheartedly thank S chubert, 127; C lara terested, in hearing us talk ment. nothing to prevent these transfers,” Joyner added. Hemingway, 125; Gladys patients on Medicaid from Manchester Manor and other said. By JACK BYNE8, D.M.D. canceled. our Sunshlners for enter­ He said he’s heard from relatives of other patients Seelert, 124; Ed Hinckle, nursing homes, State Rep. Walter Joyner, R-Manchester Joyner said it is this type of involuntary moving of Last Saturday I men­ taining and the club since his earlier sUtement on Mpncheiter Manor. He 122; Ann Fisher, 121; Mary told Giov. Ella Grasso Tuesday that she should look into patients that the Legislature was trying to prevent when tioned that we will allow members for their dona­ said they’ve told him that as soon as private funds ran out WHAT IS A ROOT CANAL? Davis, 121; Ann Thompson, the situation as soon as possible. it passed Public Act 79-285 this year. and the patients were put on Medicaid they were involun­ out of towners and even tion. Joyner charged that the state Department of Income 121; Ada Rojas, 119; Sam For 'The act states, “No patient shall be transferred from tarily transferred and “this appears to be a continuing younger people to join us. Want to see a beehive of Maintenance has neglected its responsiblity to protect Schors, 119; Dorn any nursing home as the result of a change in his status pattern at Manchester Manor.” So get the word out busy people? Just drop by Christmas Years ago, a badly in­ tioning because it has a Anastasia, 119; Alfrieda patients who are being moved involuntarily by from self-pay dr Medicare to Medicaid, provided the fected tooth was doomed to the former Green School "I believe something must be done to prevent the source of blood and nerve' because we must know by Johnson, 117; Frank Bec- Giving Manchester Manor and other nursing homes in the state. facility offers services to both categories of patients.” be pulled. Today, that’s a supply from the surroun­ Friday, whether the trip just about any morning and wholesale transfer of patienU who are on Medicaid. The cio, 117. He is calling on the governor to investigate why the The act also says that anv home planning to move State of Connecticut has an obligation to protect the last resort. I ^ t canal ding tissues that bold it in has to be canceled or not. see all of our volunteers, department didn’t act in a timely fashion to protect the patients must submit a detailed discharge plan riot less treatment consists ofi 1) place. The tooth will have For Information on the the men either painting or rights of these patienU and 1 believe that up to now the Then on Monday, we had health and safety of the patients. than 30 days before the transfer. Report^ly, such a plan Department of Income Maintenance has not lived up to the removal of the infected no sense of feeling because trip, call 647-3211. doing carpentry work, and Discover Us “The state Department of Income Maintenance knew pulp that lies within the the nerve has been the women working a nice turnout for our mor­ was submitted to the Department of Income that obligation,” Joyner told the governor as he urged her Our thanks to our ning bingo games. In the more than a month in advance about the proposed moving Maintenance, Joyner said. root canals of the tooth, removed, but the tooth drapes. It’s great to see and let us be your one stop shopping for to look into the situation as soon as possible to prevent and 2) the sealing of the talented “Sunshlners” who afternoon it was pinochle of these patients and did nothing to prevent the move,” "Because of the nature of this situation and because itself will be fine: it should them all doing such a nice All Occasions further transfers and further harm to the very vulnerable root ends to prohibit any last as long as your other did themselves proud when games with 48 players and Joyner said. people. performing at a special job and they are to be con­ further infection. teeth and could even be gratulated for giving us a the winners were: George The pulp is the tooth’s eventually used as an event at the Army and Bridal Registry helping hand. We can still Last, 820; Floyd Post, 819; BURNES FRAMES center core of soft tissue anchor tooth for a denture Navy Qub this past Friday Arthur Buffard, 806; D r. Spaulding Quits Post (nerves, hlood vessels and bridge. use a few more men and if evening. They received a Lillian Lewis, 787; Archie N a s i i f f S fu c f io l fibers). When the dentist super standing ovation you would like to help, 'we MANCHESTER - Dr. Frederick expires this year, and Weiss said he park superintendent for 34 years. removes a “nerve” from a ask that you bring a putty Houghtaling, 786; Felix Carl Zinsser, Republican board which they sincerely ap­ Jesanis, 753; Jennie Fogar­ tk ^ a t d Spaulding, a member of the Conser­ is considering appointing Ernest tooth, he really removes preciated. knife with you and if you vation Commission for 10 years, Tureck to the post. member, said he “had no problems” 6M MAIN ST. pulpal tissue that contains have a step ladder we cer­ ty, 752; Leon Fallot, 741; MANCHStTER, CT. A public service with the 'The Sunshiners consist of “I made the decision that Tureck with Tureck's appointment. the nerve. Helena Gavello, 734; Bea resigned Monday. 6 4 3 -7 3 6 9 aim of promoting a better tainly can use them. If we GIFT SHOP Removing the pulp from members of our Senior Mader, 733; Ed Hindle, In a letter to Robert Weiss, town would be an excellent appointment ‘T m sure he will do an excellent dental health environment. get more help then it will the tooth does not produce Center and for years they 977 MAIN STREET manager. Spaulding said. "It is yesterday,” Weiss said. “He has job,” he said. From the office of: JACK look pretty good for us to 732; Elsa Lenhardt, 731. a "dead” tooth. It will be have even made a hit with In Downtown Manchester good qualifications. I did not think Theresa Parla, chairman of the BYNES, D.M.D., 2991 South Our heartfelt con­ Holiday Hours desirable for me to make way for very much alive and func­ the elementary school “move in” sometime in Spaulding was anxious to be re-ap­ commission, has said Spaulding will Street, Coventry. Phone: dolences to the family of Dally 9:30-9 except Sat. new blood" as a reason for the students. Believe me, they February. Our fellas work pointed.” be “sorely missed,” 742-6665. our member Millie Havden Sunday 12-5 resignation. do an outstanding job and from around 9 a.m. to Spaulding was a frequent critic of Tureck plans to retire from his pre­ Spaulding was very dedicated, she highway construction. His term sent post in January. He has been noM , he did a lot of work.

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Hopkins Manchester 42 Springfield 47 P en n e y 3 6 E n field 3 6 Rocky Hill 32 Coventry 58 MANCHESTER - Henry J. the past 32 years. He owned and 1 operated his own business broker MANCHESTER — Funeral ser­ Slusarczyk, 72, of 22 Carroll Road, vices will be held Saturday for Mrs. On Industrial Guidelines died today at Manchester Memorial firm for the past 15 years. He was a Delia J. Hopkins, M, of Kennedy Hospital. veteran of World War II, serving in the United States Army in the Euro­ Road who died Monday at The board decided the request for improvements first. He was bom in Hartford on Sept. 9, Manchester Memorial Hospital. By MARY KITZMANN 1907 and had lived in Manchester for pean Theater. He was a member of Herald Reporter the $19,997 was a "legitimate ^ fo re approving the transfer of the Manchester Lodge of Elks. Services will be held from the Simsbury Surprises Indians the past 31 years. Before that he had request" but that it should be applied contingency funds the board sub­ Rhodes Funeral Home, 679 Western MANCHESTER - The Board of lived in East Hartford. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, to the debt. tracted $2,000, from the $7,000 St., Lynn, Mass, with a mass of By LEN AUSTER played CCIL basketball clash. fouls with Manchester charged with Corny Leads UConn Directors approved paying 119,997 to Before retiring in 1972 Mr. Slusar- John G. Mott of Vernon; a brother, The first half was a study of futility The board also voted to spend requested. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. 24 and Simsbury 14. Simsbury con­ First Hartford Industrial Corp. last zyk had worked as a lead man in the Frank Mott of Montpelier, Vt.; a Herald Sportawriler The victory improves the Trojans’ with Simsbury 8 for 20 from the field $809.72 for lot 91 on Harlan St. The The $2,000 was slated for the final Mary Church in Lynn. verted 19-of-26 from the charity night, provided the money is turned heat treating department of Pratt & sister, Mrs. Ellen Parker of Proctor, Hopes were high after a fine overall mark to 2-0,1-0 in the CCIL. with 13 turnovers and Manchester 6- NEW HAVEN (UPI) - (kirny Thompson pumped in 14 points and land was offered to the town by I.R. payment of the management consul­ Friends may call at the funeral stripe while the Indians were 10-for- over for taxes. Whitney Division of United Vt.; and two granddaughters. "It was disappointing in that we for-19 with 11 giveaways. The collected 12 rebounds to help the University of Connecticut to a 66-57 vic­ Stich for back taxes. tant study, and Mayor Stephen Penny home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and pre-season. Maybe it was first- 14. The payment to the corporation is Technologies, for 30 years. He was a Fiineral services will be Friday, 10 played so well in the pre-season and Trojans led at the half, 19-16. tory over Fairfield Universitv Tuesdav night. Residents around the 60 x 160 foot said it should be referred to a sub^ Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 game jitters but whatever it The Trojans were 13-for-16 from due under the industrial guidelines, member of St. Bridget Church. a.m., at the Holmes Funeral Home, so poorly the first game," cited "Offensively we were sputtering to 'Riompson and teammate John Delagrange, who finished with 11 lot, had opposed town acquisition, and committee first. p.m. was, Manchester High looked the 15-foot line the final period, with which the town and a corporation He leaves a son, Carl Slusarczyk of 400 Main St. Burial will be in Rose Manchester Coach Doug Pearson, say the least," voiced Simsbury points and seven rebounds, also combined for four straight foul shots in expressed interest in buying it. There will be a memorial mass most of the Manchester fouls not in­ agree to split capital improvement The board also transferred $5,000 Vernon; a daughter. Miss Barbara Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. abysmal last night in succum­ “We opened very poorly but give Coach Ray Schwartz, shaking his the final two minutes to give the Huskies their fourth win In five games. The town wants to gain easement Dec. 18 at 9 a.m. at St. James Church tentional. Zack Harris was 6-for-8 costs in the industrial park. If the to the Police Department for Loyalty Slusarczyk of 3tenchester; a brother, Friends may call at the funeral home bing, 47-42, to homestanding Simsbury credit. It played very good head from side to side, "Defensively, Fairfield, led by Flip Williams’ 15 points, slumped to its third straight rights on the brook running through in Manchester. The John F. Tierney and Bob Holloway 4-for-4, corporation generates tax revenue Day Parade overtime pay. Stanley Slusarczyk of Glastonbury; a Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial man-to-man defense.” I thought the kids did a good job.” loss against one win. the land. Robert Weiss, town Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. is in Simsbury High in a sloppily John Haslett topped Manchester over 50 percent of the improvment A $39,793 transfer was made to the contributions may be made to the "We had a lot of first game Spencer Harris netted 12 points for the Stags, who hosted the Huskies manager, said last week the town sister, Mrs. Edgar (Stella) Berube of charge of local arrangements. with 16 points and 6 rebounds, the cost, the town reimburses that Recreation Department to place ac­ Manchester; and two grandchildren. American Heart Association or the jitters,” noted Pearson, "Our in the New Haven Coliseum for the first time. would then sell the lot tivities, that were discussed when American Diabetes Association. problem was we got into severe foul latter department overall going to amount. At last night's meeting Weiss Funeral services will .be held Getting off to a slow start, UCkinn, defending New England NCAA the budget was adopted, within the problem early. We had to take people Simsbury by a 28-19 margin. champ, worked its way to a 32-23 lead at intermission. However, First Hartford had an suggested buying the lot, and then Saturday at 9:15 a.m. from the department. out before they could adapt to the “Our rebounding was pathetic,” UConn, which shot a solid 28 out of 30 from the foul line, improved its outstanding tax debt, and there was a having it appraised. "The board can Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Gumhel Honored Chamber Cuts Pearson charged, “We didn’t box with a mass of Resurrection at 10 Herald Angle game. They were in and out, in and edge by 15 points midway in the second half. But Harrison hit several question whether the town should ap­ sell it for what it deems a reasonable In other allocations, the board LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) ■ Bryant out, we weren’t aggressive.” a.m. at St. Bridget Church. Burial out. We never had a line-up out there, long range jumpers and Williams canned three foul shots as the Stags prove the reimbursement. First price,” he said. spent $5,721 for a new gas conversion Gumbel, a sportscaster for the Harris and Jeff Bogus topped will be in St, Bridget Cemetery. Applicant List we didn’t have the opportunity. got back to within seven points at 58-51 with just under four minutes Hartford has paid a portion of their The appraised value on record in burner at Lincoln Center, and $4,000 National Broadcasting Co., has been Simsbury with 14 and 10 markers Friends may call at the funeral Earl Yost "I thought the defense play^ well remaining. outstanding tax debt, but $26,455 the tax assessor’s office is about for improvements to the Manchester awarded an honorary letter jacket by MANCHESTER - A Chamber of in the first half but I really shouldn’t respectively. The Trojans were 14- home Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to But the Huskie’s accuracy from the charity line pushed them ahead by remains. The total taxes on the park $1140, Public Works Director Jay Recreation Center Building, which his alma mater Bates College. Commerce committee seeking a new Sports Editor say we played well. We fouled much for-29 overall, credited with only 9 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may nine points with just 90 seconds to play is $127,518 of which $118,364 has been Giles has said the land is buildable, will be converted to a carpentry Gumbel graduated Bates in 1970, president this monring narrowed to too much, 45 to 50 feet away from the shots in the second half as they lived be made to the Organ Fund at St. paid. hut would require extensive capital shop. where he was sports editor for the three the number of applicants now basket. We fouled before they knew at the foul line. Manchester was 16- Bridget Church. campus newspaper. under consideration. However more they were in it. Most were stupid for-42 from the field. applications are expected. fouls which shouldn’t have "When we ran our offense we got Francis Mott Eight persons so far have applied Red Sox Fever! an easy basket. But we only did it 6 or In Memoriam happened.” MANCHESTER — Francis Garlin for the post, vacant since James Power has been a trademark of Boston Red Sox baseball The Indians ripped off the first 6 7 times. When we stop and think what Board Tables Matters Mott. 70, of 233 Oakland St., died In lovin* memory o( Mirlon I) Davlj who paned we did in the pre-season, we’ll come away December 13. 1973 Breitenfeld left to take another posi­ teams for years, from the days of Tris Speaker and Babe Ruth to points of the third stanza to go in Tuesday at Manchester Memorial tion. Jimmie Foxx and Ted Williams era to Ted Williams and Carl front, 22-19, with 5:25 left. But just as around,” Pearson stated. MANCHESTER - Last night the the Human Services. ding a report from the housing com­ Hospital after being stricken at II doesn't take a special day Manchester took the jayvee con­ Area Schools T o bring you to my mind. The duties of the president, Yastrzemski and Jim Rice. quickly as they turned matters on, it Board of Directors tabled five ac­ • Transferring $2,000 from the con­ mission. home. He was the husband of Eva test, 59-51. Greg Williams, Joe Maher The days I do not think o( you. meanwhile, are being carried out by Ellery Clark, in third book on the was that quickly they went back to tions. and appointments to three tingency account to the general Also removed, pending a review (Tracy) Mott. Are very hard to llnd. and Joe Panaro each had 12 points It was a split for area clubs as two Nathan Agostinelli, chairman of the Red Sox, titled Red Sox Fever!, being impatient on offense. The committees. manager’s professional and technical from public works, was accepting a Bom in Bristol, Vt., Nov. 10, 1909, result was Simsbury ahead, 28-25, with the latter dishing out 6 assists came away winners and two on the services. board, and the chamber staff. carries an interesting chapter on Appointments under further con­ storm drainage easement over Lydal going into the final stanza. along with 5 steals. short end of the scoreboard. • Establishing terms of office for Brook, from the Northfleld Green base stealing, a facet of the game Manchester's next outing is Friday South Windsor High downed South sideration include one person for the that the club has not featured on late. "I wouldn’t say they (Simsbury) Manchester Arts Council, and Pen­ the Arts Council and Ethics Commis­ Condominium Association. were disciplined and poised. It was night at home at Clarke Arena at 8 Catholic, 77-69, and Rockville High sion. A walking encylcopedia on the sion Board. The town attorney posi­ Three items have been moved to we broke down before they did," o’clock against Enfield High. triumphed over Norwich Free Several items on the inactive list of Boston American League club, Clark tion and assistants positions were next month’s active agenda. These Pearson stated. Academy, 54-47, while Rham High the board were removed. This in­ compiled information that Speaker, also tabled. include placing Civil Defense “They came out firing and we were Simsbury (47) Harris 3 8-11 14, bowed to East Hampton High, 74-61, cluded acquiring land around the graceful outfielder, was the operations in the Police Department ... lucky to make foul shots at times,” Emrich 4 0-0 8. Kellaher 2 1-4 5, Frink 10- and Coventry High fell to Bacon Actions tabled included: AismmssAYS club's best year in and year old base 0 2. Bogus 3 4-4 10, Holloway 1 6-7 8. Saulter's Pond. Area residents had under the jurisdiction of the chiei viewed Schwartz. “Offensively we Academy, 68-58. • Approval of permanent positions opposed the acquisition, along with thief. He averaged 37 a year in seven Campbell 0 04) 0. ToUls 14 19-26 47. and approving a pay range tor the never got set. Our guards didn’t play John Allen netted 19 points, Tony for the public works administrative the Parks and Recreation, and Plan­ seasons. Manchester (42) Koepsel 2 0-0 4, supervisor of the sanitary landfill. like we want them to.” Mozzicato 15, Mark Pastula 13 and assistant, and the water and sewer ning Commissions. WHY PAY MORE? His outfield mate, Harry Hooper, Haslett 7 2-2 16, Anderson 10-0 2, Britnell Glenn Pugliese 12 for the Bobcats, Simsbury committed 23 turnovers, 1 1-2 3, Kennison 1 4-4 6. Sweeney 0 2-2. analyst. The board voted to fund the The Conservation Commission en­ Also moved to the active agenda in a dozen years with Boston, now 1-1 for the season. Dwight averaged 25 base thefts and his 300 Manchester 17. The Indians out- Wilson 0 0-10, Silver 10-0 2, Maher 00-10. positions through Jan. 30, 1980, dorsed the purchase. was consideration of the real estate scored the Trojans, 16-14, from the Williams and Joe Mozzicato netted 22 • Management audit recommen­ tax deferrment program for re tir^ total is the greatest for any Boston Lombardo 2 0-0 4. Panaro 1 1-2 3. The board also removed considera­ field hut the big difference was in the Williams 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 10-14 42. and 20 points respectively for South dation. for an organizational study of tion of the housing policy goals pen­ and disabled citizens. player. Six times he led the league. Catholic, also 1-1 for the season. Speaker winning that honor on four Richard Lombardi and Bill SHOP YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE! occasions. Beaulieu had 21 and 11 markers Speaker's 52 steals in 1912 stood as respectively as Rockville brought its Board of Directors OKs a club record for 61 years until Tom­ Tommy H arper Edge at Foul Line record to the .500 level at 1-1. NFA my Harper arrived at Fenway and dropped to 1-1 with the setback. swiped M bases in 1973. of personal correspondence with Red Skyler O'Neil tossed in 21 points, Harper, in his three years with Sox players. Spices Eagle Win Pete Coolidge 19 and Russ Pekari 12 Boston, averaged 35 steals a season, Rare photographs and a history as East Hampton evened its overall Management Suggestions quiz, Clark guarantees will stump the second highest all-time individual Converting 17-of-30 from the foul line, disciplined East record at 1-1, The Bellringers are 14) IhAhagI total. even the most die-hard Red Sox sup­ in COC play. Bob Roche and Rick While being called safe 54 times in porter is included. Catholic trimmed Springfield Commerce, 6147, in the scholastic Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano four officers, although Weiss noted Hayber paced the Sachems, 0-3 MANCHESTER -T he Board of his record year. Harper was caught It’s entertaining reading for all basketball opener for both schools last night at the Springfield the force was still not up to full overall and 0-2 in the conference, Directors approved two management said last night the shift should be 14 times for a 79 percentage. In the Red Sox buffs, and there are strength. (Mass.) Civic Center. with 21 and 14 markers respectively. audit recommendations last night more effective, "There would have final month of the season, thousands in this area. to be a dram atic increase in Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano “It’s nice to win the first one. They points for the Eagles while 6-foot-6 Ray Tuohey added a dozen tallies in and tabled a third. September, Harper had the green can’t take it away from us. But we pivotman Russ Radant had 13 Recommendation 28 of the Public violations for it not to be," he said. suggested the positions be advertised the losing effort for Rham. light in his bid for a club mark and Notes Off the Cuff have to play better, you’re never markers. Venora and Radant had 16 Mark Guthart netted 18 points and Adminstration Service transfers the Robert Weiss, town manager, through the department of vocational stole 18 in 22 attempts. Otto Graham was named by satisfied,” voiced Eagle Coach Jim and 14 rebounds respectively, the Matt Tallman and Dave Daigle 15 authority of enforcing the housing explained the move would not rehabilitation and and effort be made G Writing to Clark, Harper recalled Geveland football fans as the all- latter grabbing 11 off the defensive apiece for Bacon Academy, 1-0. code from the Health Department to require more personnel for the to inform handicapped persons about Penders. how the fans chanted , " Go, Go," time quarterback with the Browns in glass. Kevin Green, Keith Lane and Mark the Building Department. Building Department and that the the openings. It was close all the way through everytime he reached base. the National League...Former "We used our heads and didn't pan­ Morse had 15,12 and 10 points respec­ The shift is supposed to improve ef­ Health Department’s staff would not The management recommendation with East leading at every turn, 10-7, '"rhe season (1973) was a strange Pittsburgh Steeler defensive back 24-21 and 38-37. It was able to break it ic against the press. Kyle (Ayer) did tively for the Patriots, l-I overall and ficiency, which has been critized as be trim m ^. tabled by the board authorized a one (or me, because in the early part Jack Butler has high praise for the The Health Department is study the Human Services Agencies. open somewhat in the final stanza as a super job in setting the offense,” 0-1 in the COC too lax, by the former Community I was benched for lack of hitting but club's current wide receivers. “Lynn Penders noted, reporting his point expected to begin other activities, Director Barbara ' Weinberg (Commerce was forced to come out De'.'elopment Advisory (Committee. made a strong recovery to win the Swann’s a great gifted player and guard dished out 8 assists. The committee also proposed fines such as health education. suggested the consultant appear after them, Red Sox MVP (Most valuable player) John Stallworth is a great wide "They (Commerce) bad to come Tyronne Naulls had 14 points to against landlords, and allowing The board also authorized five ad­ before the board, explaining what the savings on famous Maytag dependability. award. Another strange or in­ receiver in his own right but he’s just out on us and we got the ball inside," pace Commerce with Wayne Hicks tenantes to withhold rents, none of ditional civilian dispatchers for the study would entail, before approval. teresting aspect to my season was that much better when Swann is out Penders stated, noting 6-foot-3 chipping in 10. wh h as been tried. Police Department at a $60,000 cost But Cassano said that when the Simsbury Girls the fact that 1 stole only one base in on the field. They're like home run "We didn't set the world on fire, The funds are yet to be appropriated. Public Adminstrative Service was forward Bob Venora had five field Ine housing code, adopted in 1962, the month of June. hitters in baseball. Both guys can either." Penders voiced, hearing how Presently there are three civilins completed, there was an understan­ goals in the final quarter, “and when requires landlords to maintain their "To steal a lot of bases, the base beat you on one play."...United crosstown Manchester (aired, "but properties, and pn tcts tenants and five policemen who are dis­ ding a second study of the human ser­ WASHERS-DRYERS they scored we converted at the stealer has to have a good player hit­ Technologies contribute nearly a we set the tempo and I was very patchers. 'This move would make all vices would be needed. other end. Top Manchester from poor conditions. ting behind him — a player who can quarter mile of dollar bills to “We were very patient all night. pleased with that. We played slow, The health department had handled dispatchers civilians, except in cases "We hope to avoid 30 recommen­ SAVE NOW . take a strike to give the base stealer Muscular Dystrophy Research. The Most of the time we went inside and deliberate and they didn’t beat us complaints and inspected properties where an officer would be unabel to dations by 30 people," he said. "This Outscored 26-12 in the second quarter, Manchester High bowed • DISHWASHERS the opportunity to 'do his thing.’" firm gave a e ila r for each mile each caused them problems," added the down court once." without a specific complaint on file. perform regular duties. way only one, a professional, makes to Simsbury High, 68-53, in CCIL girls’ basketball action last In 1%9, with Seattle when Harper registered UA, employee ran in the Eagle coach. “Problems" is East was 22-for-37 from the field as Now the policy will be to inspect It would also allow the Police recommendations. ’’ night at Clarke Arena. stole 73 bases, he hit behind Mike Five Mile Road Race and $1,250 was translated into fouls as the Bay it showed good patience on offense. for Manchester. properties only when there is a com­ Department to utilize all officers. The study would cost $2,000. Direc­ feature packed- ^ Hegan and in Boston in '73 it was Luis realized for this worthy cause... Red East makes its debut at the Eagles’ The victory improves the Trojans' The department has recently hired Staters were whistled for 23 fouls Evans supported Griswold with a plaint. tor Peter DiRosa had reservations Aparicio who batted after the fleet- Miller of the Denver Broncos is the Nest Friday night against non­ mark to 24) while the setback drops about spending the money. with one starter exiting with five per­ 20-point outing for Simsbury. footed outfielder. only coach in the NFL who wears a conference rival Bulkeley High at 8 the Indians to 1-1. "I was talking to a consultant, and III AVA nUlA VkASIIIR • sonals and three others on the brink Manchester's jayvees went to 24) ■t- . Red Sox Fever! is filled from cover headset during a game. Miami’s Don Manchester jumped to a 17-12 lead he said he ‘never saw a study without with four. East was whistled for five o’clock. with a 56-41 win over Simsbury. Pam Manchester Police Report to cover with human interest and Shula and Buffalo’s Chuck Knox are personals. after one quarter but Simsbury sur­ Brown had 11 points, Stacy Markham a recommendation for a second statistical facts culled from 60 years two coaches who shun the headsets. Haiti Catholic (61) Venora 6 9-12 21, ged in the second stanza, outpointing study", DiRosa said. "We did a very good job defensive­ 10 and Beth MacDonald 9 rebounds ly. Most of their scoring was off mis­ Fortin 0 1-3 1, Radant 6 1-4 14, Kiro 9 3-6 the locals by an 18-2 margin at one for the locals. MANCHESTER —Police charged and presented in court today, police Mayor Stephen Penny noted the 21. Ayer 1 3-4 5. Galligan 0 0-1 0. stage. Lisa Griswold had 15 of her two persons with issuing a bad check said. sed shots. They knifed through for se­ .Next outing for Manchester iS' withdrawal from the Community me; 1 OAi) n u M It • Ciszewski 0 0-0 0. Totals 22 17-30 61. game-high 23 points in the canto in separate incidents Tuesday. ACT cond and third shots. But our zone Spriiurfield Commerce (47) Carter 3 Friday afternoon at Enfield High at Development program has had an ■I,.'.: .A :)■ .V i . I Fermi Closes Fast while Marilee Evans added five long- Both Willie Carlton. 23, of Mill was very effective. They had trouble 0-2 6, Brown 104) 2. Godbolt 41-29, Naulls 3:30. Police charged four teenagers impact on the Human Services. He ...,■ !>:•.. C. . : : ■ i • .FASTI range bombs. Pond Road, Broad Brook, and Joanne Tuesday with third-degree larceny at also noted the criticism that the getting good shots against our 7 (M) 14. Collins 1 04) 2, Hicks 5 04) 10. Sini»liiiry (68) Kuhnly 2 2-2 6, Slone 0 041 ' ' I.':- 1 . . Anderson 1 04) 2. Roberson 1 04) 2. Totals The Silk Towners committed 28 Bealer, 21, of 172 Homestead St., Caldor's Inc., 1145 Tolland Turnpike. board "lets studies sit on tive shelves different defenses.” 0. Hagan 5 1-2 11. Nelson 2 0-1 4, Evans 10 To Trip Up Penney 23 1-4 47 turnovers, many in crucial Manchester, were both processed Police alleged that Mark Maulucci, after completion did not apply to the Venora and Pete Kiro each had 21 0-1 20, Michna 1 2-2 4, Griswold 10 3-6 23. situations, and were able to shoot Hopkins 0 041 0 Totals 30 8-14 68. and released on a promise to appear 18, of 74 Sunnybrook Drive and board." By KEVIN CASEY only 20 for 61 from the field. in East Hartford Superior Court Jan. MaiK hesier (53) Tilden 2 04)4, Cooney Steven S. Sutton, 18, of 7 Hackmatack Director Carl Zinsser said the .if i n i ANI)|SMVtASMIH«n- Correspondent Jennifer Hedlund paced 1 1-2 3, Hedlund 5 4-9 14. L. Neubell 21-3 5, 7, 1980. St. purchased some items in the board didn't need another study to Fermi High broke open a close contest with 14 fourth-quarter Bolton Scores Triumph Manchester with 14 points while Ebersold 0 0-0 0, Smith 0 04) 0. M. Neubelt store "tell us what we probably know Marge Botteron had 10 markers in a 3 2-2 8. Wright 3 0-0 6, Botteron 3 4-5 10, Police charged David Kenny, 21, of already.” points in registering a 43-36 win over Penney High in CCIL fine overall effort. Mary Neubelt Tucker 112 3, Jordan 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 13» 172 Hawthorne St., Manchester, with They made their purchases at a The management recommendation basketball action last night in East Hartford. In Debut Under Moore chipped in 8 tallies and 14 rebounds 23 53 third-degree larceny and impairing cash register operated by Mark was tabled, after Penny noted the The victory squares the Falcons’ with what you have," Dandley the morals of a child. Eliasson. 17. of 103 Buckland Road, board had received no input on the overall mark at 1-1 while it was the stated. Presenting rookie Coach Dan happy Moore stated, "We played Police alleged the youth and a 15- South Windsor, and Stephen Kelley, matter from the Human Services season-opener for the Knights. "Hitting the boards was the Moore a victory on opening night, hard and together as a team. Each year-old companion attempted to 17, of 83 Appletree Drive, Agency. Penney jumped to an early 54) lead difference between tonight and the Bolton High topped Rocky Hill, 35-32, team member did his job and we EHHS Starts Right conceal a saw at King’s Department Middletown, police said. 'The two on buckets by Chuck Garen and other night when we lost," explained in Charter Oak Conference basket­ deserved the win." Brian Winkler paced Bolton with 17 Store. 340 Broad St. and walk out allegedly rang up the saled for less Frank Breen and a Tony Cruz free Fermi Coach Luclen Joly, "Matt ball action last night at the Terriers’ points while Jeff Beecher chipped in without paying for it. than total value. Man Charged throw. It was even the rest of the way (Kopec), Keith (Porcello) and A1 gym. 9 markers. Bari7 Green's 16 points Trimming Enfield Police said the juvenile was with the Knights leading at the turn, (Golab) did a good job on the boards. The setback drops Rocky Hill to 1-1 released to his mother and will be MAYTAG topped Rocky Hill. All four were released on bond and In Accident 11-7. “We played very well. We played overall. referred to juvenile authorities. Ken­ ordered to appear in East Hartford Buy the JETCLEAN™ Bolton had a 7-6 lead alter one Hitting 13-of-16 free throws, Doran was 4-for-5. Doran also had MANCHESTER - A 66-year-old Hoops by Jim Patterson and Terry good defense, we were patient when Bolion (35) Warner 1-0-2, Ferguson 0- two hoops as he tallied his game-toUl ny was held in lieu of $500 cash bond Superior Court Jan. 7. Manchester man has been charged ' quarter with the Terriers taking a 20- 6- 6, Beecher 3-3-9, Caselos 0-1-1, Winkler including 8-of-9 in the final DISHWASHERS Preston drew Fermi even before we needed to be and the shots 8 markers in the final sUnza. with failure to grant the right of way ! eVTS FOR GHRirtliUS buckets by Cruz and Scott dropped when they had to," added 18 halftime edge. Bolton regained the 7- 3-17. ToUls 11-13-35. quarter, East Hartford High Cason, a 5-foot-8 senior backcourt in connection with the 8:45 a.m. acci­ Kirkpatrick pushed Penney back in the Falcon coach. upper hand after three quarters, 24- Hocky Hill (32) Winalski 1-1-3, Dixon GOOD stopped Enfield High, 51-36, in performer, led the Hornets with 8 Ask about our Super front. It see-sawed again as Preston Golab, Kopec, Patterson and 23, and held on for the narrow win. 2-2-6, Green 64-16, Kask 2-3-7, McGrath Area Police Report dent Tuesday involving a Manchester { CCIL basketball action last rebounds as East Hartford more than police officer. SAVINGS hooped a two-pointer and Keith Porcello each had 7 rebounds for "I am very proud of this team,” a 04)4). ToUls 11-10-32. H . U . , I II mill null III ...... night in Enfield. held its own in that department. Nathanlal K. Hattan of 5 Orchard I Saviugs Teday! Porcello two field goals for a 17-15 Fermi while Cruz grabbed 11 for Vernon with driving while under the in­ It was the season-opener for the "Cason, Campbell and (Sean) Seeley St. was ordered to appear in Blast ^ Fermi lead. Penney regained the up­ Penney. Freshmen Score Hornets, who equaled their win total are all small but alt did their job in fluence of liquor or drugs or both and Hartford Superior Court Dec. 21, Basketball 1 Two Rockville young women, Lisa per hand at the half, 21-19, on hoops Preston was the lone double digit East Catholic’s freshman basket­ of a year ago with the triumph. The rebounding,” cited Hornet Coach A. Kinder, 17, of 2 Rau St. and Angela failure (to obey an officer’s signal. poiice said. We don't try and We Include delivery by Cruz, Kirkpatrick and Garen. performer for Fermi with 18 Police said he was pursued east on Use Your Credit We Know you'll ball team improved its record to 24) BUSINESSMEN setback drops Enfield to 0-2 overall, Neil Guerin. M. Ludwig, 18, of 55 Grove St., were Lt. Walter R. Cassells Jr., 49, sell you an extra and normal Fermi went into the final quarter markers while Garen and Cruz had 14 with a 60-42 victory yesterday over Jones paced the winners with 17 Route 30, to Tunnel Road and then Power on Maytag love Maytag with a 29-28 advantage. Buckets by and 11 respectively for the Knights. Pete’s downed One Hour Mar- 0-1 in Uie league. charged ‘Tuesday with third-degree sustained a scalp laceration and was I cost service installation on Northwest Catholic. points with Campbell chipping in 14. criminal mischief in connection with onto New Road where he was treated at Manchester Memorial { DependabI■ ■ lllty dependability. Patterson and Preston, the tatter Penney's next outing is Friday tinizing, 74-65, last night at tiling. East Hartford behind Tyler Jones’ washers and dryers Doug Bond had 14 points, Neil Jeff Mater and Jeff Wheeler topped the investigation of an Incident at the stopped. He was taken to the police contract. after a turnover, gave the Falcons a night at home against Conard High. Ron Riordan had 28 points, Kent 7 points leaped to an 11-7 lead after Hospital, police said. Ptacheinski 12 and Joe Palmer 8 for Enfield with 14 and 13 points respec­ Tolland County Courthouse in station and released later on a Police said Hattan, northbound, 33-28 lead with 6:54 remaining. A Fermi hosts Elast Hartford High Smith 16 and Jim Grimes 12 for one quarter. The homestanding the young Eagles. tively. Rockville. promise to appear bond for court on attempted to turn into a private basket by Cruz made it 39-34 but Fer­ Friday. Pete’s. Bob Boland had 19 tallies, Raiders took a 13-11 advantage with Next outing for East is Saturday five minutes remaining in Uie second Next outing for East Hartford Is Police said the two women were Dec. 18. driveway at 330 Broad St. and hit ( h m M M F A FORMIR NORMAN S mi went into ball control with 4:14 Penney took the jayvee contest, 72- Jim Kaprel 17 and Jack Hull 12 for morning at Penney High In Blast the Geaners. stanza but then fell dormant. Friday night against Fermi High In being presented in court on another South Windsor Cassell’s car, which was southbound. left and the Knights couldn’t lake it 36. Hartfo^ at 10:15. Enfield was guilty of a number of Enfield at 8 o’clock. matter and they allegedly damaged a Police are investigating the report Hattan wasn’t seriously hurt, police away from the slick ball-handling SENIOR turnovers and managed only one shot holding cell at the courthouse while of the theft of some $450 from Jerry said. Preston. Ferml(43)Keene 104)2, Golab 2 0-2 Al filEUwtiJST: “ I thought we played well on Sportsman Cafe edged past Fogar­ while the Hornets were running off 12 Em I Hanford (51) Jones 6-5-17. they were waiting to be presented. Z’s Restaurant on Route 5. 4, Kopec 21-2 5, Patterson 4 0-2 B, Preston Denies Problems defense but you gotta put the ball In ty Bros., 88-84, last night at Iliing. unanswered points, 6 by Sean Campbell 6-2-14, Cason 3-24, Doran 244, lliey were returned to the Niantlc Police said the theft was reported 445 HARTFORD RD. l / U MANCHESTER 8 ^2 18, Porcello 2 04) 4, Wlngen 1 04) 2. Ladue 044, Seeley 2-04, CuUen 044, State Farm for Women where they the hole to win games,” Penney HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) Dart­ John Balazuk had 17 points, Dave Campbell. early this morning. They said an in­ Anniversary Mass _ _ THl PlOPll WHO BRIHC YOU LOW PKICIS i PIRSOHAL SlRVICl Touts 20 3-8 43. Blast Hartford took a 33-26 lead into McCarthy 404. ToUls 141341. were being held for presentation in Coach Berate Dandley stated. mouth College football Coach Joseph Lewis 15 and Bill Eller, Jeff Gott and side office door had been forced open MANCHESTER - A first anniver­ l i i b n I» «‘vi > I ■ < ' & 64J-9997 Penney (36) Breen 104) 2, Garen 7 04) Yukica denied there were race John Niekrash 13 apiece for Cafe. At the final stanza and maintained it Enfield (36) Bachetti 044, Cerrato 4 court. Their court date was reset for and the bag of money taken but there sary mass will be said for John E. The Knights were without Captain 14, Klrk^trick 3 0-1 18, Unnell 0 04) 0, l-l, J. Maler 4H4, Bridges 42-2, Morton OF OlD APPiifiNi I problems on his Ivy League squad, Schmidt pumped in 35 points, Paul with an 8-for-9 performance from the today. was no evidence of forced entry into Sinnnions, Thursday at 7 a.m. at St. T T - j| l » 0 . ’...... -(M ’ .. ■ - 647-9998 Pete Cace, out due to a stress frac­ Cniz 4 3-1011, Perticclo 01-21, Dunn 0 04) 14-2, M. Maier 244, Wheeler 41-13. ■ N S ' i N ’ • l | : ' FNU > ’< It saying black players were tr e a ts no Groves 16 and Bruce LeDoyt 12 for charity stripe. Jones and Robin Mark D. Jordan, 18, of Meadowood the building. Police said the burglary James Church. ture In bis ankle. "It didn’t help 0, Dawkins 104) 2, Fahey 0040. ToUls 18 ToUls 154-36. 4-13 38. Fogarty’s. (^son each were 2-for-2 while Mike Road, Tolland, was charged Tuesday alarm was functioning alright. Mr. Sinunons died on Dec. 13,1978. I IONITE TIL 5* lUtS.YtEO.S SAT. TIES* THORS . FRI TIL 9 having Cace out but you have to play differently than white teammates. EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 12,1979- 13 12 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Dec. 12. 1879 Today*8 Ten Fives Tops

Rookie Too NBA Wayne Duke. “We use our coaches as Coaches top 20 college basketball NEW YORK (UPl) - It is Sport Parade ratings for the weex of Dec. 10, with Tuesday's Results quickly becoming apparent the a barometer and they all said the first place votes and records in Indiana 124, New York 122 conference was in for a banner year. Big Ten should be renamed the ' “ ‘ ■■...... parentheses: Phoenix 123, Washington 99 MUt Richnuin Top Ten as the latest UPl “A word of caution though ... we Chicago 104, Portland 93 UPl Sportt Editor are just wrapping up our non­ 1. Indiana (38' 626 In Whalers’ Loss Seattle 103, Milwaukee 99 Board of Coaches ratings in­ conference schedule and when we 2. Duke (2) 547 Denver 127, San Antonio 121 cluded three of the' con­ start conference play all these teams 3. Ohio SUte (1) 485 ON THE ROAD But Lupui accepted a contract from the Canucks and 4. Notre Dame ' 423 VANCOUVER (UPl) Most of the 16,000 spec­ Today's Canies ference’s schools. will be knocking each other off.” TO THE everything is going very well now. He had scored nine 5. Kentucky 357 tators at Vancouver -Coliseum paid just to Winfield Has Own Ideas Indiana solidified its hold as the It might be noted that the Big Ten goals in 24 games with the Canuck farm club Dallas New Jersey at Boston 6. UCLA 332 WINTER OLYMPICS No. 1 team in the nation, receiving a is 294 against non-conference op­ watch “Mr. Hockey,” 51-year-old Gordie Howe Black Hawks of the Central Hockey League, before being Milwaukee at Philadelphia NEW YORK (UPl) — First thing they always teach you in the 7. Louisiana State 286 near-unanimous 38 first place votes ponents. of the Hartford Whalers. called up Dec. 7 for a game against New York at Atlanta Army is never voluhteer for anything. 8. North Carolina 276 Seattle at Indiana and 626 points from the 42 coaches Rounding out the top 10, Duke, 54, They saw Howe, who assisted on a goal in Hartford's Detroit. Dave Winfield has his own ideas about that. 9. Purdue ' 268 Portland at Kansas City who comprise the UPl panel of remained No. 2 with 547 points and losing cause, but it was a 20-year-oId rookie for the Without anybody ever really asking 10. De Paul 177 "He's a cocky kid who can skate and Detroit at Golden State voters. two first place votes and Notre Canucks who put on the real show in Vancouver's 5-3 win him, the big San Diego Padres’ 11. Syracuse 167 if he continues to play this weii he won't Houston at San Diego Ohio State, 2-0, held on to its No. 3 Dame, 44, neld at No. 4 with 423 Tuesday night. be playing in Dallas,” said Canucks' slugger volunteered to dig down into hour-and-a-half last week. Miller and points. 12. Oregon State 150 Gary Lupui, a native of nearby Poweil River, B.C., ranking with a 69-50 victory over 13. Louisville 133 / H " H Coach Harry Neaie who was pleased his own pocket and come up with Kuhn both liked the idea also. Stetson and received one first place Louisiana State, although winning scored one goal and assisted on another within 30 seconds 14. Iowa 111 ABBI RSHER-Alpini Ski Racw with his team's performance. NHL 825,000 for the benefit of under­ “My aim now is to extend the vote and 485 points while Purdue, 4-0, twice last week, fell from No. 5 to in the first period to give Vancouver a 3-1 lead, Jere Gillis scored two goals and 15. St. John's 96 Tuesday's Results privileged kids. program of the Winfield Foundation held steady at No. 9 with three vic­ No. 7 and Kentucky moved up to No. Abbi Fisher won the World Cup Lupui, a 5-foot-8 center signed as a free agent after 16. Georgetown . 90 singles were added by Lupui, Chris Rangers 2, Detroit 1 He didn’t only do it once, he did it and work in conjunction with other tories last week, including a 76-44 5 and UCLA moved from No. 8 to No. Slalom at Piancavalto, Italy in De­ being ignored by everyone in the draft, has scored three 17. 'Virginia 84 Oddleifson and Don Lever for the Islanders 4, Montreal 1 three different times, establishing a players for the good of all baseball. rout of Providence. 6. North Carolina dropped a spot to cember of 1978, determined for a goals and three assists in his first three Canucks games 18. Brigham Young 53 great season. Unfortunately, knee Canucks, who extended their lead to 4-1 after two periods. Pittsbureh 3. St. Louis 3 foundation in his name to help n e ^ y Our goals and objectives are broad "Obviously we’re very pleased at No. 8 ajod DePaul remained No. 10. this year. Blaine Stoughton, Ron Plumb and Mike Rogers, with youngsters, throwing big parties for and can only be achieved through NEW YORK (UPl) - The United 19. Arkansas 38 surgery was required in March of Vancouver 5, Hartford 3 the early season ratings of our 1979. Determined in her rehabilita­ "I was realiy depressed when I didn't get drafted,” ad­ help from Howe in the last minute of play, scored for the them during the last two All-SUr 20. Southern Calif. 30 closer association with the teams.” said Big Ten Commissioner Press International Board of tion, she was running Va mile with mitted the newly arrived Lupui, a top scorer with the Vic­ Today's Games Whalers. Islanders at Pittsburgh games in Seattle and San Diego youngsters and the entire communi­ two crutches and two casts in 1 min­ toria Cougars of the Western Hockey League in 1978. The win left the Canucks in first place in the Ck)nn ute. 32 seconds. Incredible! Joining Minnesota at Washington where they were provided the oppor­ ty. I’m not only talking about "The Minnesota North Stars called me the day of the Smythe division with a 12-11-7. Hartford slipped to 8-11-8 tunity of meeting other ballplayers recreational opportunities but her teammates in New Zealand and Winnipeg at Quebec Australia for training in August, she draft and told me I hadn't been selected. I just about in the Norris division. and enjoying all the cake and ice educational aspects as well. Who Yale Lands drnnnod the phone," Lupui said. Colorado at Toronto is rebuilding her strength and stam­ Rangers at Chicago cream they could eat. knows, maybe the Winfield Founda­ ina for the next season of competi­ Atlanta at Edmonton Along with that, he bought tickets tion can be the vehicle to establish tion. for them so they could sit in a special some common ground between the Four Spots Hartford at Los Angeles ss During her first on-snow training Canadiens Dave Winfield Pavilion and watch players and the owners.” since surgery, Dr. Richard Stead­ Bullets bail games in San Diego, Los Angeles “It's a constructive development man obsenred that she is ahead of and New York. and I’d like to assist it,” Marvin CENTERVILLE, Mass. (UPl) - schedule with her rehabilitation pro­ In Trouble He has gotten so much pleasure Miller says. Bowl-bound Sjracuse and Temple, gram because of her amazing train­ NEW YORK (UPl) - The Mon­ Schoolboy doing it and has been so successful When I asked Miller whether he and Ivy League champion, Yale, ' ing efforts. She foreran all the races Lacking treal Canadiens are in trouble and dominated the 1979 Division 1 football in New Zealand and Australia. The making his idea work that he now thinks Winfield’s new proposal could Basketball all-star team released Friday by the coaches are optim istic about her Coach Bemie Geoffrion doesn't know wants to expand it to such other possibly make for a better understan­ future. "If she continues with her High Sticks what to do. South Windsor (77) Mozzicato 4 7 15, cities as Chicago, Minneapolis, ding between the players and the Eastern (College Athletic Conference. prioress, we can see her past year's "I don’t know what to say, I really Anthony 3 3 9, Allen 9119, Pugllesc 4 412, Houston, Atlantal, Anaheim, San owners, he said, "I’m always an op­ Syracuse, 6-5, which will play performance level by mid-December Vancouver’s Jere Gillis and Hartford’s Ray Allison use their Basics don't,” said a confused (Jeoffrion Pastula 5 313. Flanagan 2 37, Stelmat 0 2 McNeese State in the Independence or early January— plenty of time for Francisco and possibly St. Louis. tim ist.” 2, Brazier 0 0 0. Totals: 27-23:77. Bowl Dec. 15, placed five players on Lake Placid.” commented Head sticks to advantage trying to reach puck during last night’s NHL NEW YORK (UPl) - Elvin Hayes Tuesday night, after he had watched Women’s Coach. Hermann Goell- South Catholic (69) Olijnyk 2 0 4, the offensive squad. Temple, M , will game. (UPl Photo) thinks he knows what's wrong with his defending four-time Stanley Cup Not Looking for Credit Commissioner Delighted ner “ Abbi is a very dynamic and Herbert 2 0 5, Gulliano 1 0 2. Masini 1 2 4. meet California in the Garden State the Washington Bullets. champions drop a 4-1 decision to the Thomas 1 0 2, Mozzicato 8 4 20, Williams Winfield isn’t looking to hog all the Kuhn's feeling after listening to explosive skier. She likes to push Bowl Dec. 15, had four starters on herself, to seek her limits," "We've just got to go back to basic New York Islanders. "We didn’t push to 2 22. Carbone 5 0 10. Totals: 30-9-69. credit for helping the kids. He Winfield was that he is always offense and one on defense. basketball," Hayes said Tuesday hard enough. It’s always two players believes many other ballplayers in­ delighted whenever a player or an (Bob) Gainey and (Guy) Lafleur Yale, 8-1, landed four players on Abbi was named to the U S. Alpine 6 night after the Bullets took a 123-99 volve themselves in community af­ owner becomes more deeply in­ Team in 1974 and to the A Team the defensive squad. The Elis were home court drubbing from the working. The rest do nothing.” Rockville (54) Ostolwski 204, Walton fairs of this kind and never receive volved in community or charitable 1975-1980- She was a member of Martin Fires Blast, the top defensive team in the nation Phoenix Suns for their seventh loss in Geoffrion had good reason to be 5 0 10, Emerson 3 0 6, Lombardi 9 3 21, Uie credit. He also feels this kind of affairs. He believes, and rightly so, the 1976 U S. Olympic Team and Beaulieu 3 5 11, Green 1 0 2. ToUls 23-8- for much of the season. Navy placed the 1978 FIS World Championship the last 10 games. "We have the miffed with his players. The activity could lead to a better un­ such involvement redounds to the ul­ 54. two starters on both offense and Team. She began racing at age 10. talent and the ability, but we just Canadiens have just one victory 1-3-2 derstanding between club owners and timate benefit of baseball. Cougar Court Leaders Norwich (47) Rose 1 4 6. Lightenstein defense. Abbi enjoys soccer, tennis, hiking, Steinbrenner ‘Sick’ in their last six games and are 04-2 in ballplayers. As far as Winfield's personal carpentry and biking. She built two have to go out and scratch our way 011, Labrie 5 8 18, Keileher 4 1 9, Diffiey Syracuse quarterback Bill Hurley, their last six road games. Last Tuesday and Wednesday, he career with the Padres is concerned, log cabins m New Hampshire. out of this thing.” 0 4 4, Donnegan 1 0 2, Johnson D. 2 0 4, Cocaptains Peter Murphy (left) and D.J. Frederick have the a senior, heads up the backfield and The embarrassing loss left the The Islanders, who finished with attended the executive board he isn't overly worried over reports KINGSTON, R.I. (UPl) - Billy Martin, fired twice in as Johnson K. 1 1 3 Totals: 14-1947. floor leadership responsibility while Coach Frank Kinel is joined by sophomore teammate For Abbi Fisher, the road to the the most points in the NHL last year, meetings of the Major League the past two months he may be many years as manager of the Yankees, says New York owner Bullets playoff finalists the last two Joe Morris at running back. The Olympics has been painful at times. are trying to break out of an early East Hampton (74) Sennet! 3 2 8, Players' Association in New York. headed elsewhere. (center) directs operations from the bench with the Manchester George Steinbrenner is "sick" and adds he’ll never return to his years with an 11-14 record and in other running back is Mark Bright of You can help ease her way with a season slump and their superb effort Russell 4 08, Coolidge 9119, O'Neil 7 7 21, FTimary purpose of the meeting And, after talking to the Padres Community College basketball squad. Tonight the Cougars host tax-deductible contribution to the fourth place in the NBA's Eastern Temple. old team unless Steinbrenner leaves first. against the Pekari 5 2 12, Sailing 2 0 4, Warner 1 0 2, was to review the players’ proposals about Winfield, one major league of­ U.S. Ski Team Fund, Box 100 M, Park Division. South Central at 8 o’clock at East Catholic. (Herald photo by Syracuse's Art Monk, Harvard's In his first public appearance since triggered by the alleged punching of Canadiens may Greco 0 0 0, Doleo 0 0 0, Russell 0 0 0 for contract changes in their basic ficial said, rather disgustedly, "they City. Utah 84060 Paul Westphal scored 27 points and Adamson) Rich Homer, both seniors, and junior being sacked in October, Martin a marshmallow salesman in have ignited Geof- Wood 0 0 0. ToUls: 31-1^74. agreement with the owners which wouldn’t trade him for 20 players.” Walter Davis added 18 to pace the Gerald Lucear of Temple comprise spoke to a University of Rhode Island Bloomington, Minn. He wasn't frion’s tirade. Rham (51) Tuohey 6 0 12, Wright 4 0 8, expires at the end of the year, but "It's nice to hear and it's Suns, who snapped a four-game Roche 7 7 21, Snyder 1 0 2, Hayber 7 0 14, the receiving corps. Cornell’s Brad audience Tuesday night in typical apologetic about the incident. Rookie Duane Winfield couldn’t help but be im­ flattering, but you never can be sure losing streak on the final leg of their Dean 0 2 2, Jalbert 1 0 2. Wood 0 0 0 Decker, a senior, is the tight end. shoot-from-the-hip style "If I had to it over again. I'd punch Sutter scored two pressed by the players' concern over five-game Eastern road trip. ToUls 26-941. about anything in baseball,” Winfield The offensive line features senior f Sports siat^ ' George was born very rich and he goals and fellow that guy right in the nose," he said. Phoenix built a 6545 halftime lead what impact these proposals would says. "I've put in a lot of time as a centers Richard Bott of Navy and thinks everyone can be bought, and rookie Anders Blaine Stoughton "The incident happened because he and was never in trouble. Bacon (68) Tollman 5 5 15, Magson 3 3 have upon the fans and the future of player, seven years, and it has been Familiar Face K a llu r ad ded a Ted Sotir of Princeton. Junior Frank F rid a y then he finds someone dike myself) was rude I tried to get away from Westphal. who added seven assists 9. Dagile 7 1 15. Guthart 5 8 18, Randlov 2 the game. productive. I’m a young man, only 28, BASKETBALL shorthanded goal McAllister of Navy and senior Craig who can't be bought. " Martin said him. To this day. no one saw the and three blocked shots, said. The handsome features of 0 4. Berry 11 3, Morrison 2 04. ToUls 25- He listened, and he saw that the and I'd like to be part of a winning Knfield at MunrhrKirr. 8 and assisted on Bryan Trottier’s 18th 1848. Molfey of Syracuse are the guards. "He thinks friendship can be bought. punch He really might have "Tonight we did run well. That was O.J.Simpson undergo some players did care. situation. I’d prefer it” ^Complete Player^ B*jlkelr\ at Kant Lutholir, 8 Seniors John Sinnott of Brown and I feel sorry for him. I think the man goal of the season to pace the Coventpr (58) Green 6 315. Lane 6 04 That gave him the idea of making a Winfield, whose contract with the slipped." the difference in the game.” theatrical changes in his role Phil Prohaska of Temple are the Baron -VraHrnn at Lhenry Tech, 8 is sick. I'll be honest with you. " Islanders. 12. Breaiilt 2 0 4 Morse 4 2 10 proposal of his own. He asked for Padres expires at the end of the 1980 Martin said he befriended slugger Hayes' 19 points led the Bullets Badstuebner 3 06, Thalicher 011, Morse SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPl) - Blaine Stoughton has been the tackles. Lunurd at IVnnry Martin led the Yankees to pennants Reggie Jackson last year, "because in “Goldie and the Boxer” on "Our team played excellently," volunteers to help him help the un­ season, lus had some brief dis­ while Bob Dandridge added 18. Wes T 1 4 6, Morse J 2 0 4 ToUls: 24 10 58. big fish in the Hartford Whalers scoring pond this season. Syracuse’s Gary Anderson is the Kawl Hartford at Frrriii in 1976 and 1977, and to a world cham­ NBC-TV. The story centers said Islander Coach A1 Arbour, George started to bother him. Reggie Unseld, having his best season in derprivileged kids in those cities he cussions with Jerry Coleman, the kicking specialist while Temple's (daNtonbury at indoor Lorkii pionship in 1977 He was fired whose club is without the services of But it’s the right winger’s defen­ played great for me last year, but three years, grabbed 17 rebounds. around a jobless ex- had in mind around the country, and club's new manager. Casey Murphy is the punter. Rork^illr at Striitb indoor midway through the 1978 season, but defensemen Denis Potvin and Stefan sive play that has Coach Don he's a better designated hitter than In other games, serviceman and the daughter Probation Planned nine players raised their hands. “To be truthful, I was shocked Yale’s Tim Tumpane, voted the Ivy Rhani al Bolton then was given his job back last year Persspn.-and high-scoring right wing Blackburn singing his praises during an outfielder because he has trouble Indiana shaded of a fighter who dies in ROCHESTER. N Y. lUPI) - The Winfield was gratified with the when he was named manager,” Win­ L eague’s top p lay er, heads a Lo^rnlr> at (.roninrll when the team was floundering. Mike-Bossy. field says. “I didn’t expect it. I think the team's first season in the with the sun and his glasses ' New York, 124-122, United States Grand Prix at Watkins reponse. He felt so good about it, that linebacking corps which also ManrheNtrr at Knfirld (girUb 3:30 "I'll only go back (to manage the training. Simpson will retire In other games, the New York the man should be given the benefit National Hockey League. On the celebrated incident on the in overtime, Glen may be put on one-year proba­ after outlining his plan to Marvin features sophomore Jim Budness of SWIMMING Yankees) if George is gone. I won't from football this Sunday. Rangers edged Detroit, 2-1, St. Louis Miller, who heads the Players’ of any doubt. It’s not an easy job for “Blaine has become a complete bus this' year in Chicago, during Chicago defeated tion. not scrapped, a published report Boston College and junior John Manchester at ethernfield. 3:30 even play in an Old Timers game. I'll (UPl Photo) and Pittsbui;gh tied, 3-3, and Van­ Association, he met with Bowie Kuhn anyone. No m atter who the manager hockey playerJ’ says Blackburn. which Yankees' players were alleged Portland, 104-93, said Monday. Woodring of Brown, couver defeated Hartford, 5-3. “He’s been a definite plus for this S a tu rd a y never put on a Yankee uniform as to have signed autographs on a Seattle trimmed The Rochester Democrat and at the commissioner’s office for an is, he needs the talent to do the job.” The defensive backs are juniors Rangers 2, Red Wings I team .” \ ^ R K S T L I V , long as he is there, " said Martin. woman's bare rear end, Martin said. Milwaukee, 103-99, Chronicle reported Formula One Mike Cobb of Cornell, Fred Reitzel of Martin said he had no immediate Walt Tkaczuk scored a powerplay On a team that looked to Gordie Rhani Rork>ille al MancheNter. 1 "She wasn't too shabby. On a scale of sanctioning officials In Paris are con- Navy and Mark McCants of Temple; plans to reenter baseball goal late in the first period to snap a Howe and son, Mark, to lead scoring p .m . 1 to 10 she was about a 12 or 15." and Denver outlasted San Antonio, ( Transactions) sidering probation, instead of and seniors Chip Kelley and Amie 'T think I'll enjoy George's money tie as the Rangers increased their un­ in recent years, it’s been Stoughton ILK IIOCKKV Martin is writing a book on his 127-121. abolishing the 19-year event. The ap­ Pinkston of Yale. beaten streak to six games. who’s leading the way. He had the F e rm i al Manchei^ter (Bolton), for two years, " he said, adding he baseball career which to be released PurerH 124, Knirks 122, ot Baseball George Mayes of Army was voted parent change is in reaction to a Whaler’s first NHL hat trick and 7 :5 0 spends much of his time hunting, in June. On his checkered career, he Joe Hassett fired in a 3-point field New York (NL) - Gave'-relief Blues 3, Penguins 3 groundswell of support in the United leads the team in overall scoring the top middle guard for the third \ndren Ward( al KaNt (ia th o lio fishing, and playing golf with Mickey added. "Some guys are prone to it goal at the regulation buzzer and In­ pitcher Bob ApKxlaca his outright Rick Lapointe's goal with six States, the paper said. The 15-man with 14 goals and nine assists (or 23 straight year. Seniors Steve Gannon (Bolton). 0:30 Mantle. (controversy). I think I'd get in trou­ diana blew a seven-point overtime release. minutes remaining lifted St. Loui.« to executive committee of the Federa­ points. of Holy Cross, Charlie Thornton of Martin's latest dismissal was ble even in church " lead before beating New York. Alex College Football a tie in Red Berenson’s first game as tion Internationale du Sport Autom- SH**’ Navy and Jim Dwyer of Yale are the English's jumper with 45 seconds left Blues’ head coach. The deadlock kept He had a big hand in the Whalers 6- Richmond - Named Victor “Dal” bile will vote Thursday on the Glen n n i CAN DO IT 4-2 record during November, scoring defensive ends. The defensive Radio, TV Tonight in overtime was the winner. Shealy head coach. the Penguins unbeaten string alive at tackles are seniors Jay Howlett of Soccer • Hellions y«. Summit, 7 ■ College Basketball Roundup five games. seven goals in one four-game stretch. B u IIn 104, Trail Blazers 93 Pro Football CURL YOUR TOES ON THE Holy Cross and Steve Duda of WINF UPHILLS "I’m not doing anything different,” Blaine Stoughton Reggie Theus scored a game-high Baltimore - Signed (ree-agent tackle Villanova. Knicks ve. Hawks, 7:30 - Ch. 9 Stoughton says. "I’m finally getting 23 points to help Chicago send Jim Krahl and placed linebacker - wax non-wax surface grip the sr>ow. goal scorer, so I put him out there Rangers vs. Hawks, 9:30 • Ch. 9 At times, sKiing uphill can feel like a chance to play and it seems like Portland to its ninth straight loss. Mike Ozdowski o n , injured reserve . you are taking one step fixward and If your weight remains equally bal­ and he did something," Blackburn Whalers vs. Kings, 11 - WTIC Notre Dame Frosh Farmington Icemen every time 1 shoot, the puck goes in.” Ron Brewer led the Blazers with 21 list. two steps back. Try this hint to see anced over both skis, you will slip said. points. if you can improve your progress backward down the hill. Originally Stoughton hoped to uphills. It is a simple idea, but it works well. score 20 goals during the year. Now SuperSonirs 103, Burks 99 White Sox Scout Curt your toes and dig them into Curl your toes, dig them in and ski Delivers in Clutch Gus Williams scored 35 points to Turn Back Indians he thinks he can score 30, which \ CHICAGO (UPl) - Former major the snow when using the diagonal uphills with rK> trouble. would be nice "because this is the Bowling lead Seattle to its 17th victory in the league Pitcher Bruce DalCanton has “We did very well against Farmington, but we didn’t do very stride to ski uphill. This exercise NEW YORK (UPl) - It was baptism under fire for Notre last 21 games and hand Milwaukee should help you to move most of your last year of my contract.” been signed to scout Pennsylvania weight over your front ski where it is "He might get 40 at the pace he’s Y- Rocen Lupacchino 157-456, Bill McKinney 204- Dame freshman John Paxson but UCLA got burned. playing without Marques Johnson its well against Ted Howard,” voiced assistant Coach Clyde Miller Ttcbnic«l •s«>9tVK.« provKlM by and Ohio for the Chicago White Sox. with tongue-in-cheek after Howard’s five-goal outing led Far­ needed to set the ski and help your Proteuion«l Ski Tounng tnitructora going,” Blackburn says. “But 139-356, Joe Twaronite 139- 154-477, Joe Dworak 140- In what has become college basketball's biggest rivalry. No 4 fourth straight loss. DalCanton, 37, Carnegie. Pa., this 379, Al Bujaucius 174-135- 360, diene Tirinzonie 175- Nuggets 127, Spurs 121 mington High past Manchester High, 9-3, in ice hockey action Blaine’s also done a good job at the ranked Notre Dame stopped sixth-ranked UCLA, 77-74, in South year served as pitching coach for the other end of the rink and that’s got to 438, Adolf Kuszaj 159-385, 386, Bob Claughsey 186-412, A rejuvenated George McGinnis Iowa Oaks, the Sox’ American last night at the Hartford Arena. Ed Burbank 136-383, Fred Jim Bell 141-397, Dan Bend Tuesday night and the issue was settled on the foul line. scored 36 points and Denver blew make him feel better. When you do a AUTO Association farm team. He served as The victory was Farmington’s McCurry 164-421, Art John­ Vignone 150, Joe Pagano With the Irish trailing 74-73 most of a 3^point lead before beating into the final period. job like Ui/t, there’s not so much pitching coach for the White Sox in third straight without a loss while son 135-355, Mark Abar- 355, Adam Tycz 382, Tony Paxson made both ends of a on-and- dumped Columbia. 91-75. and San Antonio. George Gervin paced Howard went back to work in the pressure to score.” 1978. Manchester goes to 1-2, Next outing Stoughton led his junior league bpnel 142-138-411, Carroll M arinelli Sr. 365, Vic one with five seconds left to put Brigham Young clipped Fullerton San Antonio with 41 points. third stanza with two goals, at 7:11 V for the Indian icemen is Saturday Maddox 145-360, Bert Davis Abraitis 357. REPAIRS Notre Dame up by one point. Paxson State. 80-64. and 9:05, and he assisted on John with 60 goals for the Flin Flon b night against CCIL foe Fermi High at 161-402, Ed Bujuauclus 162- then stole the inbounds pass, was in­ Celebrated freshman Isiah Thomas Podlasek's tally at 4:07. Manchester Bombers and was Pittsburgh’s first "Noma of Mr. the Bolton Ice Palace at 7:50. Goodwnnch" tentionally fouled and converted two scored 15 of his 19 points in the se­ closed out the scoring with 29 choice in the 1973 d ra ft. The RIGHT NOWI "He's not very big but he totally more foul shots, sending unbeaten cond half, including some clutch foul Indian Tankers Triumph seconds remaining on a goal by Scott Penguins traded him to Toronto, ARMY dominates the game,” Miller spoke • Complete Mechanical Service Notre Dame to its fifth straight vic­ shooting down the stretch, to send Brown, assisted by Leon Botteron. where he scored 23 goals in 1974. rHUffiTi OPENINGS FOR of Howard, "H e's as good as anyone tory and sixth triumph in its last the Hoosiers past stubborn Farmington dominated the third Stoughton joined the Whalers in NON-aRADUATESI • Collision Repair in the CCIL." Probate Court is open for eight meetings with the Bruins. Georgetown. In Opener by Two Points period with a 17-5 edge in shots. December 11^, but didn’t begin to If you're a younf min or woman Howard tallied the first two goals conferences with the judge without a hifh school diploma, the • Auto Painting "It was the first time I've ever Mike Gminski tossed in 27 points Carlson. Wagner, Hancock, play on a steady basis until Coach for Farmington at 7:26 and 12:44 of Bill Dineen was fired prior to the from 8:J0 P.M. to 8 P.M. Army probably has a place for you • Low Cost Service Rentals been to the line to win a g am e." said and Ken Dennard added 14 to lift Launching its season last night Botteron and Zdanis played well for right pow or In the near future. H (M). 3. Kahaner (Ml 172.90 poinU. the first period, the latter assisted by on Thursday nights. Ap­ Paxson. whose only points were his Duke past the Quakers. with a victory, Manchester High 100 fly: 1. Michaud (M), 2. Kenefick playoffs last year and Blackburn took you have what it lakes here's an • Fa ^ ry Trained Technicians Manchester. pointments suggested. opportunity to learn a skill while four free throws. Purdue, backed by 27 points by boys’ swimming team edged past (M), 3. Swanson (S) 1:01.5. Dave Warner and Scott Greiner. Far­ over. mington was outshot by Manchester Night telephone number: you earn good pay A chance to • Charge With Master Charge The Bruins converted 8-of-19 to Keith Edmunson and a pressing E.O. Smith. 87-85, at UConn’s pool. 100 free: 1. Howard (S), 2. Smith (M), Stoughton responded by scoring finish high school during your BIxMMonDaltoMan group and the school board met with in salary and fringe benefits over the Harold Cummings is chief Carol books will be furnished and 8 Our Mho Orooko 8 8 Tomorrow Movla "Dlploniatlc Courlar" ’The meeting will also be asked to 700 8 CMoe And Mon MOvta "Togathar Again" S a thr^m em ber arbitration panel, in three-year period. The existing con­ negotiator for the school board and singers are requested to bring CBSNww 8 (1952) Tyrona Powar. Slaphan refer, to the council Finance Com­ O BoM Of Burnt And Alon (1944j Irana (Xinna, Charla* McNally. executive session Monday, to set up Jan Gaskin, president of the Vernon flashlights. Following the sing, the U*A*8*H Boyar. tract expires next June. It was also a mittee, the issue of energy and in­ Ladies Afaxiliary of the North ABCNwm 11:30 4K» ground rules for the arbitration three-year pact. Education Association, is chief surance overruns in the current Qtnw (SYour Turn 1:10 8Nawa sessions. negotiator for the teachers. ’The Manchester Fire Department will tFMh ®KoHk (SHaw*6F)vo-0 The education association has fiscal year. serve hot chocolate and cookies at i Jounwyi To Th* M M "lU w tB o tl 4:30 The sessions are scheduled for asked for a 25-30 percent increase in association has about 400 members. 1:48 8KNtyToday the district firehouse, 32 Main St. ia87om gM 31 Now* Dec. 28 and 27, during the school salary with 10 percent increase the lOok Covolt lAn^OrtHWi The Vernon Board of Education The public is invited to participate J Mtvtfr 9C*pHafWdABIABCNawa vacation and the panel has until Dec. first year. in the festivities. SSOnooUponACtamo 30 to make a decision and then must Another point of contention is the and other boards in Connecticut have High School Band TM notify the concerned parties by Jan. matter of how the salary raises been asked to contribute money so Performs Tonight Exchange Program ■ OalyNumbtn IS. would be distributed. The association the Connecticut Association of 700 The points of disagreement include wants equal distribution while the Boards of Education (CABE) can file COVENTRY The High School OPP.M.M«giMo salaries, fringe benefits and several school board wants to favor teachers a suit in connection with the legisla­ Needs Host Homes ® AlkiTnoFtnilly Dance Band will perform tonight at XFomlyFOud otber provisions of the proposed new at the lower end of the salary scale tion concerning last best offer bin­ COVENTRY — Dennis Joy, Prin­ 6:30 at West Farms Mali in West ®N6A6«iktttMl ding arbitration for teachers. Hartford. Led by director Carl cipal of Coventry High School, is f i W U Kingdom ’The CABE Board of Directors has Salina, the band will play a variety of seeking host homes for exchange Vernon Police Probe “Pop” music ranging from Johnny students in Coventry. Musical at School 8 ’n>ra«’9ACra«d CHRISTMAS TIME FOR v o t^ unanimously to challenge the aoiokVinDyk* constitutionality of the act. CABE Mercer’s “Old Black Magic” to Students from Central and South A musical version of Dicken’s Christmas Carol was “Spinning Wheel” by Blood, Sweat, American countries, as well as those HTtoTao Dough said the question of whether or not presented by fifth and sixth grade students at Manchester’s v, 8d)0 THE MAN AROUND Food Store Flint Flam local educational issues will be Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., candidate for the Republican and Tears. from Mexico and Japan, participate g ) Young Muvttofc Chris Hackett will be featured in a in the program. They stay with host Keeney Street School this week. On stage are Cheryl Veal as VERNON — Vernon Police are in­ the register. decided by outside parties, responsi­ presidential nomination, is followed by his Ctonnectcut cam­ ® HoMay Coitoon FooUval THE HOUSE vestigating an alleged film flam guitar solo, and Bill Diehl and Don families while attending schools in Scrooge, Pam Gollmitzer as the nephew, and Cheryl Finkels- (S 8 Bghlli Enough Police said the two suspects left ble neither to the Board of Vacation, operation they said took place last paign director John Miller, right, after a news conference in Avery will each have sax solos. this country. tein as Crachett. Musical direction was by Mrs. Joyce Toms, QPQ3 HMI rtopw the store and when the re^ster was nor to the community, is central to 62) QroM Portormonoao Friday at the Red Apple Food Store checked out at the end of the day it the concept of local government. Hartford Wednesday. (UPI photo) On Dec. 19, the high school and the It is the policy of the program to and stage direction by Michael Norman. (Herald photo by Pin­ §ThoBoxm in Vernon. Captain Nathan Hale School bands work through the secondary schools a O»goont BBco was short 8500. to) Police said two females engaged a The suspects were described as will present a “Christmas Festival of in the United States and Canada. 8:30 check out clerk in conversation Water Safety Class Music” in the high school gym at 7:15 There is no cost to the local school (B MoevOilfflri being age 25-30, one with dark frizzy Baker Runs Hard 8 Hogon'o Hotom regarding the "American” money in dyed r^-brown hair and the other MANCHESTER - ’The Mancheste. p.m. system or to the town for accepting 8 Our MIm Brook* the cash drawer. The clerk told the student. The costs are paid Lingerie Show Slated was described as having frizzy Recreation Department will conduct t police that one of the females ”ln an bleached blonde hair and both of abroad but the host family is asked to Q) A Country ChrMm** a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor For the Nomination furnish room, board and laundry ser­ ODaChBtWsAngM* excited manner” actually reached medium height. Class beginning Jan. 10. The class Though Women Protest ROLEX into the cash register and pulled out vice for the student. Personal 8 8 8 DHTionl Strok** Police said they are continuing to will be held at hxManchester High 8M0VI* "Th* Kay" (1958) Wil­ several $20 bills holding them up and investigate the incident and By MARY KITZMANN "Even if it does give Carter an ad­ expenses are the responsibility of the HARTFORD (UPI) - Despite a Daffner “presents false, distorted liam Holdan. Trevor Howard. pool on Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m. vantage in the campaign, even if it Job Cuts Planned saying ’’American money?” meanwhile are advising merchants, Herald Reporter student. women's group protest, Sidney images of women as objects, as Disabled Allied ships are towed Class members must be at least 17 gives him an advantage that will be Daffner plans to have his annual tem p tresses, as things to be to salety by a seagoing tug The clerk said the bills were taken especially during the busy Christmas years of age and have a valid Ad­ MANCHESTER - Sen. Howard BERLIN, Conn. (UPI) - Northeast Anyone interested in being a host whose commander possesses an and placed back in the drawer and extremely difficult for me to over­ Utilities has announced it would cut “men's night” complete with free dominated.” Important key. (2 hrs.) season, to be alert for any vanced Lifesaving Certificate. Baker, R-Tenn., says he is number should contact Joy at the high school. with that the other female suspect come, I support Carter’s action.” the construction crew at the 742-7346. champagne and models showing off Daffner said he’s not worried and B-.30 suspicious activity and to report Register by calling the Recreation three in organizational support, but Baker said this support, of the flimsy lingerie. welcomes the pickets. “Let them 3 ) NHL Hookey '# The Rolex Submariner created a commotion in one of the their suspicions immediately to the Office between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 number two in popular support for Millstone II nuclear power plant by shah's admission to the United States 700 workers due to financial Daffner operates The Bare Facts come. I’ll bring them out some The ocean's inner space is our primal element. aisles attracting attention there police. p.m., 647-3084. the Republican presidential nomina­ while the first suspect remained near for medical treatment, and sub­ restraints. Elected President lingerie shop and for the past five champagne,” he said, Choir Plans It now belongs to fish and scuba divers. Fish tion. sequent decisions, would be given at Ronald Reagan is the front-runner Northeast spokesman Everett MANCHESTER -C arl V. Gustaf­ years has invited men to drink cham- He said he welcomes women function without time; scuba divers' lives depend least until the crisis is over. pagne and watch women fashion the shoppers too and his models won’t Sing, Supper in organizational support, and Perkins said Tuesday the work force son of 49 Oak Drive, Hebron, has on it. That's why so many wear the world's best Baker also said Kennedy was would be cut from 1,150 to 450 within latest in .exotic nightwear. wear “anything too sheer and no pan- underwater wristwatch, the stainless steel Rolex former United Nations Ambassador “wrong” in criticizing the shah in an been elected president of the Fellow- SOUTH WINDSOR-The George Bush and John Connally the next few weeks. But this year’s Christmas shopping ties or bras.” Submariner—precise, impregnable and pressure- Bolton Selectmen’s Aide interview. “I think it was damaging craft Club of Manchester Lodge of Chancel Choir of Wapping share the top positions in the The company recently dropped its promotion has raised the ire of a Daffner said he has held men’s proof down to 660 feet below sea level. to Senator Kennedy politically.” M asons. He succeeds Bruce local women’s group that plans to nights for Mother’s Day, St. Valen- Community Church will organization. plans to open the power plant two Rothwell. host a carol sing and Baker did criticize Carter for “let­ years early in 1984 and rescheduled picket the downtown store Thursday tine’s Day and Christmas each year But Baker said at a Hartford press ting inflation out of the cage” for not Other officers elected were Wayne he'sVi a ’ o K^Anbeen in KtieimAoebusiness and K hasa b mnever AivAuv potiuck supper, for church conference yesterday that “he’s completion for 1986. Neubauer, first vice president; members, Dec. 16 at 6 p.m. Tells of Plans for Post "leading the country.” Perkins said the layoffs were a been bothered by protests before. going to out campaign, and out win Gerhard Eitel, second vice presi­ Linda Hand, one of the protest He also said Carter “was on his "Some stores have Santa Claus, we in Fellowship Hall. (Board of Selectmen) in ail aspects Bergren said he has had experience them” for the nomination. result of a cut in spending to stay dent; William Bryce, secretary and leaders, said Tuesday the venture by By DONNA HOLLAND third energy package.” within a construction budget and nor­ have Miss Santa Claus,” he said. Dessert and coffee will c J i i d a d ^ of management and administration,” in larger towns and is now interested “Let’s face it. I’m the only one who Gilbert Wright, treasurer be provided by the choir. Jawe/ers & Silversmitha Since 1900 Herald Correspondent “I propos^ deregulation three mal seasonal workforce reductions. Carol Sing at Lodge he said. in gaining experience in a smaller has actually won an election in the years ago,” he said. "And conserva­ ^ o I 1 1 1 Those coming to the supper 8M MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHUTM BOL’TON — Alan Bergren, the past ten years,” he said. “And pop­ MANCHESTER - The Manchester “The board has goals and objec­ town. tion is the cheapest barrel of oil we Hillstown Grange L i O n c e r t s c h e d u l e d should bni^ a dish U> serve • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WE8TFARM8 MALL town’s new administrative assistant He worked in New Britain under ular support is harder to get than Junior Women’s Club will hold a tives,” Bergren said, “and through can buy.” EAST HARTFORD -Hillstown six to eight persons plus AfTwncAn Excm * / Mastw / V u / MchMtf CTwgt who will begin work Monday, said he the mayor's council form of govern­ organizationals. carol sing Thursday at Green Lodge. At Middle School them I will get an appreciation for Grange will hold its next regular their own plates and uten­ will spend the first couple of weeks in ment, in Hartford under a strong Baker, in his second campaign stop East Middle Turnpike, at 7 p.m. what they want to accomplish and how meeting Thursday, at 8 p.m. at the VERNON—Thq Choir and bands of sils. Bolton getting to know the people I can best work with them to achieve mayor/council government and will in Connecticut since announcing his “I think there should be a windfall Basketball Registration After the meal Christ­ Grange Hall, 617 Hills St.. East Hart­ Santas Workshop the Vernon Center Middle School will who work in town. those goals.” now work in Bolton under a Board of candidacy Nov. 1, said the Iranian profits tax. But I want to make sure SOUTH WINDSOR - Registration ford. present their annual winter concert mas carols will be sung Bergren said it will be a period of ’The career goal of Bergren is to Selectmen/Town Meeting form of crisis has “dramatically improved" there's enough money generated for high school boys’ basketball will ANDOVER — Andover Elemen­ Please bring a wrapped gift Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the school while sitting around the LUNCHEON adjustment for him and said he en­ eventually become a town manager. government. President Carter’s popularity but that from it to take care of the energy be held Dec. 13 in the Community tary School students may shop at /c/0 ^ &(TFOR THEY m e n marked for man or woman which auditorium. tables. visions the first month or two spent Bergren said, ”My interest is in ad­ Bergren is 28 years old and there was no telling if he would problems of the needy, and finance Center cafeteria. The program is Santa’s Workshop Friday during the will be delivered to aMocal convales­ The choir will perform such Those planning to attend SPECIHL ' in getting to know people and ministration and management in the currently lives in East Hartford. He win the nomination. new research and development. It open to all students in Grades 9-12. cent home. regular school day. The students will numbers as “Christmas Day,” from should call the church of­ familiarizing himself with the com­ public sector and that particular in­ said he will make an attempt to find “I expect political fortunes will should also provide a disincentive for A J5 registration fee is payable at On Dec. 27, the grange will have its shop for holiday gifts for their “Promises, Promises,” and “The fice to state the number of munity and town. terest will be fulfilled better if I gain a place to live in or closer to Bolton. come and go,” he said. “Last fuel consumption.” the time of registration. If a parent Baker said he is returning to annual Christmas party. Members families and friends. Most items will Twelve Days After Christmas.” people planning to attend The 9p Bear He said he sees his job, or any posi­ as much experience as I can in all “I like to be involved in the com­ month Kennedy had an advantage, cannot accompany the boy at and the type of food they Washington today to vote on up­ are asked to bring in some of their be sold for less than one dollar. The The bands will perform, “Christ­ with Lunch tion held, in local government, as forms of local government.” munity as much as possible,” he this month it’s Carter.” registration, their signature should plan to brinig. coming windfall profits tax. special holiday baking to share with students are reminded to bring a mas Music for Winds,” “not being a nine to five job.” He said, ” My experience will cut said. "I plan to attend both meetings However, Baker refused to com­ be turned in with a permission slip large paper bag to school that day. Mon. thru Sat Saying his number one priority was others and to remember their grab “Greensleeves,” and "Yesterday,” Bergren said, “You get involved in across all forms of local government and social functions.” ment on the way Carter has handled The league will play Thursday and “getting elected.” Baker said one- bag gifts. as well as several other numters. it — it’s part of your life. You’re on except the manager/council form of Bergren said, “I want to get know the crisis. “Until it’s over, I believe Friday evenings beginning January third of his time would be spent cam­ ’The concert will be open to the call anytime day or night.” government.” Bergren envisions the community and how the com­ it's best for the rest of us not to se­ 3. paigning in New England. public, free of charge. “ My role here will be one of himself fulfilling that position in the munity feels the local government cond guess the president,” he said. Methodists Set working closely with the board future. should respond to its n e ^ s.” xm (lM £R 12) EAT FOR w m Annual Concert THETWesH!APENUYAPOUND! Hon'A 311 G fM n Rd. (U P TO T F E U S T E D M E E U m C E ). RIDS. CAUCHOOSE A F ^ POUAID ^ 8 M onchM ter, Ct. Ptomises GRW m ROUND BURSER OR fRAHH- -r N«xtTo7-ii MANCHESTER —The choirs of South United I Diana Tyszka Methodist Church will present the 55th annual Christmas FORT, WITH 60U )£N TEXAS-&/ZE g h e R e r a l b STEARFR/ES. Candlelight concert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. This is the third B aik Opsn CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING event of the 1979-80 concert series. ItM Ttiy MAIUHA HASttfY Tu m .. Wsd., Ffi. »-6; Thur*. 9 9 ; Sol. 8:30-5______NfDKAm«AANClAIUl The music will start one-half hour before the concert MKHAil MUM)(1N-MTHLEEN K lU R with the playing of carols on the Case Memorial Carillon OFFER (3000ONLYAT: FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - r ' • O and musical selections by the Clarion Brass Quintet. Ws wW bs opsn 8undty and Mom Dm . 23 8 24, and R eralb 3 5 ^ , The procession of the choirs will be led by the Chancel MAIN SHEET Bun. 8 Mon., Doc. M 8 3 1 ... INDEX - ■ ' Choir with each member bearing a lighted candle in a ( j i S d GLA8TONBD1T Make your holiday brass candleholder. These candleholders are similar to I M a r the PatnaiD Bridge NOTICES those used at St. ’Thomas Church in New York City and appointments now - Lost and Found At the JoDCtkacf Bla. 2 A 3 • Personals were bought in 1924 for the sole purpose of this annual Somt Kisntiiu once pre­ - Announcements dicted th a t ip eed i over event. 6 5 9 0 1 6 2 FOR APPOINTMEIIT - Entertainment • Auctions 30 miles per hour were Music to be featured at the concert will range from GILL 643-2103 A Gift Subscription to. ADVERTISING bad for one'i health. oratorio to folk songs and carols from around the world. FINANCIAL The Sacred Dance Choir under the direction of Nancy WHERE THE BOOD TIMES ARE FOUHO/ - Bonds-StockS'Mortgages RATES - Personal Loans VanHollen and Marilyn Morton includes members from mOKENlJMS 1 D A Y ...... 14***»Kii»t The Manchester Evening Herald - Insurance ••••••••••••••••••••****** age 8 and older. It will present varied selections with ac­ 3DAYS ...13*»»«i*i EMPLOYMENT 6 DAYS ...12‘«B«i»i companiments of singing by the Chancel Choir, congrega­ - Help Wanter □ EMPLOYMENT tion, and organ. Call 643-2711 - Ext. 34 - Business Opportunities 26DAYS ...IViW W tM • Situation Wanted 15 WORD, $2.10 M l The Junior Choir will sing four selections with solos by Help Wanted 13 STAR EDUCATION HAPPY ADS *2.50 ■> Cheryl Veal, Richard Bieu, Marilyn DellaRocco, Frank - Private Instructions Scott, uarcy noagtana, and Heather Prewitt. HEY KIDS!!! - Schools-Classes TOOLMAKERS - Machinists The Chancel Choir will present the motet, “Das TREK,., _ 12YEMSiY0UN6a - Instructions Wanted © l e H e r a U i AddIv 81 Commerce Street. Neugebome Kindelein,” a chorus from the “Christmas REAL ESTATE CLAttlFIED AOVIRTISiNQ Glastonbury. PJG Oratorio,” and some carols. Soloists will be Carolyn - Homes for Sale COMPANY. 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FOR THE FAMILY basement. Group I, Philbrick perfect condition, $100. 569- 5635. pointment. Manchester. 647-9935. FLORIST WAGON SHED. Christmas Bam, Doll MVERNON Agency, 646-420d. 0254 anytime. COOK THE GREENHOUSE. 315 Broad Houses 4 Miniatures, Restaurant 4 Call Sheldon Cohen SKI EQUIPMENT- Womens , COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - CARPENTER or CLERK / TYPISTS- Needed LEGAL SECRETARY - Steno 3 bedrooms, Itk baths, ____ire looking for a Street. Open Dally. 649-7370. Cemetery Bake Shop. Now Open "Wine Cellar DARK PINE HUTCH- $75.00. Nordica boots, size 6. Solomon Earn up to $200 a week. EXPERIENCED to our large client company. required. Real Estate and for relief work in our 95- Baskets. Trees, Wreaths, Plants. Cut Lounge." Route 44A, Ashford. Phone for appointment Heatalator fireplace, at­ 2 shelves, 2 doors. Good condi­ bindings, both brand new. Experienced or will train. CARPENTER’S HELPER East of The River. Temporary Mag Card experience desired. Bed Skilled Care Nursing Flowers, Arrangements. Order Now! Storrs, 429-9319. tion. Colonial. Call 659-0718. Also adjustable ski rack and LESPERANCE IN S. ASENCY Apply 330 Ledyard Street. WANTED - Call Tim Connelly 643-2711-E x t. 51 assignments beginning Excellent fringe benefits in­ tached garage. City MANCHESTER - Priced Home. 32 hours per week, January 1980. Call Lydia now. ski poles. 649-8382 before 9:00 Burineif & Etiate AnalyiU Hartford. at 646-1379 after 6:00 p.m. ANTIQUES THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A GIFT ______Cquef Opportunltr tmplorar M/F cluding tree parking. sew er and water. reduced for immediate sale. with full time benefits. Dunhill Temps. 2894319. Minimum salary $11,593. Good income property, well and after 5:00. Tax Sheltered Planning Salary commensurate with ANTIQUES ET CETERAS. Arthur & CERTIFICATE for a Subscription to PLA STIC IN SPE C TO R - Connecticut Housing Finance $69p000 maintained duplex. 6 rooms. I Article* lor Sale 41 experience. Call Mrs. , .RNS-LPNS Elizabeth Carpenter. Antiques Make A The Evening Herald, "A Family TEMPORARY WORKERS- bath each side. No garages. GREEN COUCH - Good con­ Life & Health Plane Opening for first shift Q C per­ ■ Openinii on all ihlfti. Good Authority, 190 Triimbull Vince at Crestfield Wonderful Christmas Gift! 115 Spruce Newspaper Since 1881.” Please call the Assignments East of The Street, Hartford, Ct. 06103, Live in one side, rent the other dition. Red Chair, excellent 4S7 CENTER 8T., MANCHESTER son to take over a small in­ lu la ry , excellent working con. Call Today! Street, Phone 649-5051. "Happy Circulation Department at 647-9948. River for Qerk / Typists and 525-9311. CHFA is an equal op­ or both. $59,900. No brokers condition. Very reasonable. spection departm ent in a ■dlUoiu. Call Mra. Ferguaon. DNS :tchild care workers - BOLTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS- other office skilled Mrsonncl portunity employer, M/F. please. Ann Uccello, 232-7716. Call 649-4419 647-1968 643-5151 busy, growing, molding and — sat cowMiscnr nok Holidays!" >,Oakhill School has immediate Custodian needed for fulltime CAR WASH beginning January 1980. Top The Gustafson Agencies, Inc. ALUMINUM Sheets used as 646-0S08 attar 8 pm mold making company. A 'openings for child care position, 40 hour week. For SEVERAL BOOKS on Civil 288-8871 RENTAL SYSTEM THE PERFECT GIFT FOR WINTER. company. Top pay, for toi ••••••••• 790 Farmington Avenue. Far­ rintinp plates, .007 thick good general knowledge of ..workers to work with applications, see James ••••••••••••••• A Gift Certificate For Deluxe Car skills. Call Lydia. Dunhi mington. 6774202. 1x28 ■'i ', 25 cents each or 5 Engineering and related sub­ plastics, measuring in­ TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES YOU 'retarded, multi-handicapped V^eitch, Superintendent of Butinatt Opportunity 14 D.W. FISH Washing from Mr. Auto Wash, 150 Temps, 289-4319. for$l. Phone643-2711. Mustto jects. Call 649-2282, after 5 struments. gauges, and HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Call for Party ^children in dormitory and Buildings and Grounds at RARE OPPORTUNITY - Gallery of Homaa picked up before 11 a.m p.m., or in the morning. 13 Help 13 blueprint reading required. Needs, Tables. Chairs, China, Tolland Street, East Hartford,—where '^classroom settings. BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, Help Wahled Wanted OWN YOUR OWN EXPERIENCED SERVICE Bolton High School. Brandy CLERK, GENERAL Capable of checking work we also wash under your car! 289-0265. ^Experience with handicapped I more could to added; with 4 243 Main Street Heel Eatale Wanted 28 ONLY. BUSINESS. Distributor for STATION ATTENDANT.Over Glassware. 643-2496. Street. E.O.E. OFFICE. Adding, filing, et within close tolerences. tilling -children required, two years' or 5 room apartment. Mancitaatar CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC BABYSITTER NEEDED- Kodak film. Duracell 18 Part time. Apply in per­ TYPEWRITERS cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: SELLING your house? Call us out inspection reports, CANOES ^college preferred. Full time Reasonable. 875-4141. CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye - Experienced only Top Monday through Thursday. 3 Batteries, G E.. Sylvania and son. Maple Super torvice, 220 FEMALE OR MALE ye first and we'll make you a customer liaison and exer­ CANOE CHRISTMAS prices thru REBUILT PORTABLE .second shift, part time Gaer Brothers, 140 Ryi 643-1591 set, electric welder, acetylene wages ^ p ly : Atlas Tile. 1862 p.m. to 10 p m. Own transpispor- other photo products needed Spruce St., Manchester WANTED for light delivery. Street. South Windsor cash offer! T.J. Crockett, outfit, aluminum ladder, cising good judgement. Please D ecem ber 25th. Lincoln fiberglass TYPEWRITERS from $25 Sales 4 l^eekends only, first and se- Must know the Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon Berlin Tpke . Wethersfield. tation Call 649-6022 Friday; in your area. No selling. Ser­ Realtor, 643-1577. trailer tires, new electric call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for Service. Typewriters 4 Adding .con d shifts. Starting salary area. Call 646-8218. ask for 563-0151 weekends anytime. vice top Retailers under DENTAL ASSISTANT - Male Canoe prices start at $339. FREE CAR WANTED DRIVER for Auto generator, electric lawn- appointment. Machines. Yale Typewriter Service, 41 -$3.87 to $4.09 per hour, EDUCATION 872-9153 exclusive contract established or female, experience CARRIER as our gift to you! (With Tom. Body Shop Distributor in MAY WE BUY your home? ^excellent benefits. Call 243- mower. Evenings. 633-7060. by us. High Immediate in­ necessary. Military purchase.) Conn. Inland Marine, Inc., Purnell Place. 649A986. Manchester. Able to do stock (Juick, fair, all cash and no HOMEWORKERS • Earn -3496 or write Personnel com e minimum required in­ backround helpful. Salary 1258 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. 871-2376 $370 / THOUSAND FOR work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 Private Inatructlona 18 problem. Call Warren E. $50.00/hundred securing, stuf­ ^Assistance. Oakhill School. BLACK i WHITE Probate Notice Probate Notice vestment $9,975. 100% profit negotiable. Excellent ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. day week with benefits. Call Howland, Reajtors, 643-1108, PORTABLE TELEVISION fing Envelopes. Free Details. 420 Holcomb Street, Hartford. structure. Call between 8 AM benefits. Manchester area. Postage paid. Free applica­ 649-5211, ask for Tony. RIDING LESSONS indoor SET- $30 Call 528-7212 ftiuri o( Probate District of Court of Probate District of Reply: Titan VI5X. Box 94485. "06112. An equal opportunity Manchester Manchester & 5 PM, 1-800433-6367. Or Immediate opening. Call 649- tion. FASSCO, Dept.ept. 6M, 732 riding ring. Western stock anytime. Schaumberg. III. 60194. -employer, NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING write: American Film 8125 Don Ron. St. Louis,MO. 63123. LIGHT MANUFACTURING seat, saddle seat and hunt ESTATE OF ALICE EFFIE ESTATE OF CHARLES H Processing. Inc . 1935R If You Would Like To Re In This Gift Guide, CONCERN in Glastonbury seat All levels 228-9817. E D G E R L Y aka A L I C E P E lK iE R L Y Jr aka CHARLFJ? H AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full I e a r n w h il e y o u l e a r n . E D G E H L V an incapable person E IX ;E R L Y . deceased Hoover Court, B'hani. AL PART TIME CLERK BOOKKEEPER- Full time needs person for shipping / DELIVERING DARK LOAM time. Experienced. Must have Please Call Joe Sullivan at 643-2711. -Men and women 17-35 learn a I'ursuant to an order of Hon William Pursuant to an order of Hon William 35226 TYPIST- for busy school of- position available in small ol­ receiving and inventory con­ VOICE, PIANO Instructions. - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also own tools $7.00 per hour. All .'career skill. Guaranteed part­ E FitzGerald Judjte. dated December E Filz(>era)d Judge, dated December lice. Will train to our system, Former faculty New York sand, gravel and stone. 643- )fl I9T9 a hearinf; will be held on an 10 1979 a hearing will be held on an company benefits For ap­ -t im e job $60 per weekend to trol. Mechanical aptitude TYPISTS AND CLERK (OH 568-7520 for appointment. helpful. This is a permanent Music and Art High School. 9504 application pravinfi! for authoritv to application praying that an instrument pointment call 688-7596 “ start. Veterans earn more. sell certain real estate as in said purporting to be the last will and testa­ TYPISTS are needed to work position with paid vacation, Professional Singer/Pianist. Join the Connecticut Army application on file more fuDv appears ment of said deceased be admitted to in the Hartford area Call tial Education Center, 474 FULL CHARGE holidays. Blue Cross. Blue 644-8597. A S T O R E F U L L OF dl the Court of Probate on Dec 20 1979 probate as in said application on file GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Help Wamlad 'National Guard. Call Sergeant TAG SA LES today. TAC, TEMPS, 727-8430 School Street. East Hartford, BOOKKEEPER- To start Sheild and Major Medical. PAPERBACKS. Our closeout at 3 00 P M more fully appears, at the Court of Experienced Preferred. Call 06108 569-4780 EOE. M/F. Hanna at 6494423 or 56^7900 f’earl J Hultman F’robale on D ^ 20. 1979 at 3 00 P M January 1st. 30 hour week. Please call for appointment at Schoolt-Clettet 19 section - 5 for $1.00. We trade for appointm ent 633-9474 .'Collect Ass t Clerk F’eari J Hultman EXPERIENCED SANDWICH Knowitoge of Safeguard help­ The Ornard Corporation. 101 and sell. PAPERBACK GARAGE SALE- Saturday, - Ass t Oerk Connecticut Hardface, 4 NURSE AIDES MAKERS wanted tor cocktail AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full ful. Call England Hardware. Commerce Street, Glaston­ FOR THE BEST - Manchester ALLEY. 984 Sullivan Avenue, December 15th., 9 a m. to 12 023 12 Metalizing Corp , Glaston­ •JANITORIAL HELP- lounge. Call 644-9637 between time, experienced Must have R N S - LPN S Immediate openings 649-5201. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 (Route 194), South Windsor, noon, 361 Timrod Road, bury . Evenings. Also experienced bury, a . 6594591. 9 a m and 12 noon own tools Can start at $7.25 HELPI available on ail shifts. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Ct. Closed Sunday and Mon­ Manchester. Lawn mower, air m mas Miuai I floor maintenance man. (Jood an hour. All company We are presently accepting Pleasant working con­ troductory lesson with this ad. day. conditioners, patio set, new Probate Notice HOMEWORKERS - Earn applications for the ditions, new wage scale in ', opportunity for right person. sump pump, fireplace sets, benefits For appointment call We are now accepting Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. Court of Probate. District of Coventry $50 00 hundred securiM. stuf­ 688-7596 following part time mor­ force. Located on but line. ■ Commislons on new accounts. Charming 5 room Ranch set PECAN DINING ROOM SET- tools, humidifier, NOTICE OF HEARING fing Envelopes. Free Details. applications for split hours ning, afternoon, and Contact Mrs. Ferguson ; 643-6747 dr 6434053. Double pedestal table. 6 up­ dehumidifier, barbell set. ESTATE OF HOWARD F LIGHT R N S - LPNS Reply: Titan - X72. Box 94485, on the second shift. DNS at Burnside Convales­ $ ■ - , » II ^ .1- I baby clothes, etc., etc., etc.. - Pursuant to an order of Hon David C DENTAL ASSISTANT evening positions— on lovely landscaped lot on holstered chairs and hutch Rappe. Judge, dated December 7,1979 Full or part time. Schaumberg, 111. 60194. WANTED- Full time. cent Home. 2894671. : TEACHER OPENING- Math IMRRIER WMITDI □ REAL ESTATE Like new. $800 . 623-8759. all excellent to new! PUBLIC a hearing will be held on an application • & Science at Bolton High All Shltta Experience, or previous sn i TO 7 PM or • C A S H I O t praying that there be a sale o( real NURSES AIDES - Full time. ''School, beginning January quiet residential street. • Compict* orlantition. training necessary qualifica­ •STOCK CLEMtt NOTICE property as in u id application on file Experienced preferred, but 7 PM TO 11 PM 2nd, 1980. 1^11 time position H om it For Sale 23 more fully appears, at the Court of tion Pleasant surroundings ORIENTAL RUBS Probate on December 20. 1979 at 9 00 • Ongoing ttafl dovolop- training will to given. Apply Company offers excellent thruru June leoi.1981. neeuiuiR egular IN H EB R O N ,— : Extras include, extra insula­ and working conditions. COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 mont and in-aarvict in person: East Hartford Con­ If you are interested wage acid benefit package. BABYSITTER WANTED . Salarylaiy & Benefits. Apply im- 25”x4’ and 2’8”x4’4” Benefits available. Call 525- ROOMS, 1st floor fam ily Kathleen Carmienke. valescent Home, 745 Main please contact Mrs. For more information, afternoons and evenings, 2:00 :m ededfately to: Principal, Ass t Gerk program. 3868. room with fireplace, 4 tion, wall to wall carpeting, LAMPS APPLICATION FOR Street, East Hartford. , please contact store p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru . Milton to n HighI School. 643-2768. W ELL8W OOD RD. AREA McCaffrey RN, DNS. enerous sized bedrooms. 2 • 9 paid aick daya manager at— Friday. Some weekends. Miller & Bradley & Hubbard PERMIT - AUTO MECHANIC /2 baths, central air, 2 car IV2 baths, fenced in yard, RN OR LPN -11 PM to 7 AM References desired. Call after PART TIME POSmON with f ENCROACHMENT OF • 11 paid holidaya WANTED- Semi skilled per­ EDWARDS FOOD garage, walkout basement, FURNITURE One night a week Laurel MUNmcoMiiuscaTimi 5, 6434534 full service Laundramat it REGULATION INVITATION son. with tools, to perform Call THE HERALD $83,500. Group I. Philbrick tool shed, covered patio. • Employar paid Major Manor. 91 Chestnut Street, 33$ BkhMlI SlTMl WAREHOUSE Dry Cleaning Business. Pine Server, Stained Mah4>gany server or FLOODPLAIN light repair for growing, Agency. 646-4200. Madical and Lila In- Manchester. 208 OpMKar OlTMl Varied duties require respon­ TO BID progressive dealership SECRETARY- 3 M has Priced to sell in the mid 50’s. desk, pine drop loaf tabla, mahoiiany gam# l i n i n g in small business of­ sibility. maturity, self 647-9946 - 647-9947 auranca. Excellent benefits. Apply in 0 4 7 -tlM NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK fice for a person with general reliance, and initiative. 848- tabla, marbla top black walnut tabla. Sealed bids will be received in • Malpractica covaraga. erson at: Lynch Motors, BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, This office has under con­ o ff skills, good typing (50 8749. the Office ot The Director of nc , 345 C enter S treet. paneled living room, eat-in sideration the application of • 2 waaka paid vacation f wpm), and a pleasant General Services. 41 Center EXPERIENIID Manchester. Kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, £ U i D i r . the Town of Manchester, sub­ telephone manner. 3 M offers - GATHERINGS Street. Manchester. Connec­ altar 1 yaar. lovely quiet setting on dead­ Competitive Salary, and 343 Main Straat mitted by Jeffrey P Heidt- PART TIME- Truck Driver / CLERK- TYPIST and diver­ LAUNDRY- 2 part time 'Y/onderi are many, and end street, deeded beach ticut, until December 19, 1979 • 3 waaka attar 5 yaari. NURSE MIES Excellent Fringe Benefits man of Fuss 4i O'Neill. Con­ Stock Mover. Mornings til sified office duties. Monday folders, and I part time none ii more vwinderful rights. $79,900. Call exclusive at 11:00 am for the ( ^ t a c t Lorraine, at 872-0641. sulting Engineers. 210 Main • 4 waaka attar 8 yaara. early afternoon, Saturdays a thru Friday. 9 to 5. Call Linda washman. Needed for our then man." Sophocles agent, Carol Cable-Wagncr.^ c r . ZINSSER AGENCY 646-5335 following; 8;IS a m. to 5 p.m We are ap St . Manchester. CT. to con­ • $60 yaarly uniform NEEDED must Good hourly wage for after 5, 646-1980. laundry department. Please S a z lc y Co. Realtors. ^ u a l T u td a y — Orturday______Sale o f Junk \eliicle!* responsible person. mjply in person - Meadow's EEO Employer. 1-4470. 04S-1S11 duct a regulated activity allowanca. To ptovidt Hurling Cirt APPUMTIONS housing opportunity. 443-4' Applications accepted Mon­ AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR- C on va lescen t H om e, 333 riverward of established The Town ot Manchester is an in priaili homn and WOMAN TO WORK in smaD Coma Join our caring day thru Friday. A! Sieffert's Experienced. To maintain Bidwell Street, Manchester. stream channel encroach­ equal opportunity employer, office doing collection work NOW BEINO ACCEPTED FOR madical taam. Contact Midkil FKilitloi. Part Appliance, 445 Hartford Road, Body Shop Office. Must to ment lines tor the Hockanum and requires an affirmative with typing experience, from lima, lull lima. Coniidori- 647-9997 able to schedule work and River in the Town of action policy for all of its Con­ Mra. McCaffray RN, DNS. 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Write to: Box tion gintn to prtttrtnci order parts and paint. All MECHANIC- SmaU engine. ★ PHKIU8IKI2BMS ★EXPEMinS DD. c/o Manchester Herald. Manchester (Map. No H-M- tractors and Vendors as a con­ o(.-Locatk)ii and Houri. PART TIME TELEPHONE fringe benefits plus excellent Experienced, full time posi­ 2. 3. & 41 This activity con­ dition of doing business with MEADOWS SOLICITORS - 20 hours per wages. For appointment call tion. Own tools. Also, part D. W. FISH REALTY CO. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY ★nePEim ★$Toa(i2QKS OF / h o m e s //-" sists of constructing a new the Town, as per Federal CONVALESCENT for intoraution call week 6 to 10 PM evenings 688-7596. time position. Trainee or FRIENDLY FAMILY Apply in person, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.; and 1 p.m. to 4 and or Saturdays. Call Mr experienced. Eckerts Lawn RESTAURANT- tunings for river channel and filling the Order 11246 843-9515 p.m. Manchester Tel: 643-1591 present river channel for the HOME Gold. 522-9616. CLEANING PERSON- and Leisure. 742-6103. Cooks, Fountain Workers, and 243 Main St. Bids forms, plans and AID 8 ASSISTANCE Dishwashers. Call for inter­ purpose of extending the 333 Bidwall Straat Mature male or female specifications are available at ot North Eistam Com WAITRESS WANTED - view, 871-9347 between 2 and 5 Hours - Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM existing Manchester sanitary PART TIME GAS needed to do all purpose Vernon Circle Vernon 872-9153 the General Services Office. Manchaatar Inc ATTENDANT to work Experienced preferred. Apply .m. M /F. Equal Opportunity ADAMS INDUSTRIES, Inc. landfill cleaning. Inside work only, Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Sunday 41 Center Street, Manchester, 647-9194 3ST (881 Ctnlif Slrttl. weekends at A-1 Gas Station. luxurious surroundings. Flexi­ Corner Soda Shop, Main !,mpiployer. FriemUyFriendly Family 340 Progwee Drive Maneheeter Plans are on tile for public Connecticut M8ndl88tt( Manchester. Call John at 649- ble hours. Call Betsy or Street, Manchester, between 2 Restaurant, 103 TalcottviUe DONALD FISH WILLIAM FISH MAC KICHAR PAUL OLIVER GORDON FISH FRANK BORYSEVICZ inspection at the Town Clerk's Town ot Manchester. 4917. Ronelle. 649-1611. and 3:30. Road, Vernon. Office. Manchester. In Rm Connecticut 215. Slate Ollice Bldg.. Hart­ Robert B. Weiss. ROBERT PRAH GRANT HARLACHER BEVERLY DIPIETRO TONY WASILEFSKY MARILYN MAWHINNEY LORRAINE BOUTIN ford. CT General Manager The Department is required 016-12 to consider the proposed work in accordance with Section 25- MAMflEsm cumin wnnoi 4a through g of the 1977 Revi­ INVITATION Center Street 331 to 470 sion to the General Statutes TO BID The Commissioner shall issue Roosevelt St. it's a Sealed bids will to received in or deny a permit tor es­ Lincoln St. the Office of The Director of tablishing this encroachment General Services, 41 Center Trumbull St. based on his findings of the effect of the encroachment on Street, Manchester, Connec­ Ulac S t.______BIG the flood-carrying and water ticut, until December 28, 1979 hom e HUGE ROOMS and Itk baths are some of storage capacity ol the at 4:30 p.m. for the following: BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED this home’s best features. Fireplace, BOWERS SCHOOL is just up the street EAST HARTFORD CARRIERS WANTED waterways and floodplains, SALE. RENTAL OR on a quiet residential street. 6 rooms, sparkling clean rooms, garage and ERA aluminum siding and an ERA HOME from this immaculate 8-4 bedroom home, rec Tolland St. 525-851 flood height, hazards to life OTHER USE OF TOWN DECISION... WARRANTY are others. $55,900 - Vets, no room, lots of carpeting, treed lot and more and properly and the protec­ OW NED PROPERTY AT 63 HOM E W A R R A N T Y ! $54,500. Hanmar St. tion and preservation of the I.INDEN STREET money down. $54,900 — V ets, no m oney down. natural resources and William St. to buy or sell a home. The Town of Manchester is an ecosystems of the state, with equal opportunity employer, Burnalda St. 727-735 due consideration to the and requires an affirmative QrlawoM 8 t results of similar en­ action policy for all of its Con­ A home Is probably the most important croachments constructed tractors and Vendors as a con­ Rannay St. along the reach of waterway. purchase or sale you’ll ever make. So if you’re dition of doing business with Woodbridga Ava. We would appreciate your the Town, as per Federal buying, you want the most home possible for views concerning the Order 11248. Wabatar St. your money. And if you’re selling, you want a proposed work, which should Bid forms, plans and Baklon St. be received by this otfice on quick sale at the best price you can get. specifications are available at Linden St. ‘ / or before January 8. 1980 in the General Services Office, order that they may be given 41 Center Street, Manchester, due consideration in TANNER STREET CAPE loaded with ______J for this spacious new Buntelde St. 222-290 Stop by the office today. Sit in armchair Connecticut. processing the application. charm. 2 bedrooms, fireplace, IW baths, ' Dutch Colonial. Fireplaced family room, ZW lU SIN iSS ZONED 2 family bom e,^ + Town of Manchester, Westbrook St. comfort and have a cup of coffee. We can give Sincerely yours, several porches and an ERA HOME addition 3rd floor rooms. Ideal for office use. 2 Connecticut baths, 1st floor laundry, ERA NEW HOME Stanley J. Pac c a r garage in rear. NO’i . ______Ralph Rd. you facts. You can count on professional sales Robert B. Weiss, WARRANTY! Commissioner Myrtle St. General Manager counselors. 022-12 020-12 Latimer St. Kenyon St. CAU CHRIS 647-9946 LEGAL NOTICE E 'l NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Bolton ConMrvation Commission and Inland Wetlands ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: Agency, pursuant to Section 22a-44a of the General Statutes as ■^1 amended, will hold a public hearing to receive comment and i.iMjking liir ______Y'uu (lou t huvi' promulgate regulations and boundary map relating to the III Nhiill out m m h Inland Wetlands and Watercourses of the Town of Bolton. lu gel big renullH. The hearing will be held at the Community Building on 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE December 27, l(IO„at 7:80 p.m. » V - Wayne K. Shorey . / ' Chairman (■ • (K»-i2 CALL 6 43 -2718 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 711 during business hours 8:30-5 W-.

18 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Dec. U, W 9 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 12, 1979- 19 PDaiNits — Charlts M. dchulz

F r a n i r & E r n e i t ' WU THINK IT THAT'S 6REAT,.IF A UIHAT ARE YOU BUSINESS & SERVICE Dear Abby ^KECTHUH,5IR?y BOW IN i/OUR HAIR ACROSS 2 Kinjs of the Answer to Previous Putzle 60IN6TDIUEAR Visigoths 60T VOUA-CPLUS" TOMORROli), SIR? 1 Altar 3 Brim c L U M P 8 6 L U T C H A 0 R T A A u By Abigail Van Buren ' y 5 Tanks 4 Edible tuber L R 0 R A MEN'S I'M A ll FOR IT T n 1 T E T 1 N N E R 9 Homtric poem 5 Voice (Lst.) S E C i U C K 8 1 W E J> U K e t h e Fit , i u T 11 Canadian 6 Period in P J T H 1 A R history CLOTHING mountain V 1 T A H N A Q A R P r T O R V HOIAI AgeuT TAKING 12 Dank 7 Mexican dish 1 H 0 N 8 M A M 1 DEAR ABBY; Last year you devoted an entire column to 13 Woodchopper 6 Traps D 1 R T S 1 D L E 0 ■■■ V# I Vr 11 I what and what not to give for Christmas gifts. I thought it 15 Over (poetic) 10 Clothes tinter E 8 T E 8 E A E A 8 E |T IN A LlTTLB. 11 Slowpoke was one of the most helpful columns you ever wrote. Please 16 Dairy product a L A T r ro 12 Mine product M A 0 A T •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• *******•••••••••••••••••• run it again. OVER 80 IN OKMULGEE, OKLA. tJR 18 Measure of 1 0 N 1 R 1 A R O U N D t h e p r i d e » 14 Adjacent A R A R A T M 0 T 1 0 N Scrv/CM OHtrtd 31 SMvfe** Oltomf 31 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting DEAR OVER 88: That'column was so well received I’ve land (metric) 33 # 19 Son-in-law of 17 Joke C E R A T E 1 c E M A N epdeted it. And here it is: H A 8 H E 8 C H Pritcilla’a Pop— Ed Sullivan \ Mohammed 23 Jane Austen E E R 8 C4M TREE SERVICE - Free SNOW PLOWING - Residen­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry LEON CIESZYNSKI title tial or small commercial. Call remodeling specialist. Ad­ DEAR READERS: Cto you believe it'i time to prepare 20 Tetter estimates, discount senior BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ AND TVIAT QONCLUPES ^ NOW THAT WE KNOW ARE THERE ANV WHATS THE PIFFERENCE 21 Law(Lat) 24 Get at ball 40 Breezy citizens. Company Butch after 5 PM. 649-2SS0. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, far the holidayt agaio? WeU« it it, bo do yourtelvea a favor OUR PI6CU95ION OF HCW IMPORTANT IT 16 QUESTIONS THAT deserved 34 Eskimo homes 43 pale built-ins, bathrooms, ditions, Remodeling, Rec OtfTtbyNIA Mt tM Ut PM On and do yoar Chriitmat (or Hanukkahl shopping early. BETWEEN A BURP 22 French school Manchester-owned and ETIQUETTE, CLAS9. ID BEHAVE IN A MIGHT HELP US u /kNP A BELCH? J — I 25 Strongest- 26 Month (Sp) 35 Gib 49 Same (prefix) PLOWING RELIABLE. Call kitchens, 649-3446. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens If yonVe wondering what to give Aunt Betiie or Grandpa, operated. Call 646-1327. SOCIALLV PROF»ER lAAPROVE OUR PER­ tatting 27 Separate 36 Food 50 Cup rim 649-2456 or 643-7008. Call now who don't get out much, let me tell you what NOT to give article Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 7 ) 1 A4ANNER SONAL e t iq u e t t e ?' 2 8 _____Tie- container 52 Poverty-war BiM TREE SERVICE- to make arrangements. Snow Tile, Dormers, Roofing. them: tung 29 Hardens is coming. 38 Tax agency (abbr.) Specialist in tree and stump CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. No duitittg powder, after-ihave or cologne. (They prob­ 30 Betrayer (tl.) 33 Set up golf removal. Free estimates Residential or Commercial. 39 Ball club 53 Rabid Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. 649-4291. ably have oeveral unopened boxei gathering duBt on their STUART 31 Housewife's ti­ Senior citizen discount 24 HAVE TRUCK - Will haul Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. cloeet ahelveB.) tle (abbr.) Apartmanta For Rant S3 Autoa For Bala 81 Autoa For Sala 82 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 hour, vear round service. 643- Firewood. $25 00. Please call 61 Trucks lor Sala Grandpa doein't need another necktie, and Aunt Beeiie 32 Stein 7285 ' 644-1775 anytime. 33 Very big 9 10 M REMODELING- Bathrooms, doeen't really want any more broochee, necklacei or NEW THREE ROOM 1967 TEMPEST- 326. Func­ 1976 DODGE PICKUP - braceletB. 37 End REWEAVING burn holes Painting-Paparing 32 TIMOTHY J CONNELLY Kitchens. Ceramic Tile, APARTMENT- All tionally sound, good for parts. 41 One's seif 1] 13 14 Walls. Floors. Block Tile. slanted 6. 41,000 m iles, With the price of groceriei bo high, folkt who live alone on Zippers, umbrellas repaired Carpentry and general con­ appliances. Carpeting, air Asking $75.00. Call anytime. original owner, bums regular 42 Aviation IS 16 17 16 Window shades. Venetian PAINTING - Interior and tracting. Residential and Counter Tops. Interior Pain­ conditioning. Parking for 2 646-1758. 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA- a filed income probably would be delighted to receive a gas. like new. Call 568-2040. baiket of goodiet. Include imall cane of salmon, chicken, agency(sbbr) 1 1 1 blinds Keys TV FOR RENT exterior, paperhanging, commercial. Whether it be a ting ti Wallpapering. 646-3046. cars. Call Peterman Agency. Fully powered. Real clean! •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 44 12. Roman 19 20 2t .Marlow's. 867 .Main St 649- excellent work references. small repair job. a custom 649-9404. or 646-1171. $1995. 1974 Vega, automatic, bam, tuna, vegetables, fruit, instant coffee, tea bags, 45 Timber tree 1 1 1 Motorcyclaa-BIcycIa* 64 77 22 25 26 27 .5221 Free estimates. Fully in­ built home or anything in •••••••••••••••••••■•••••• 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO re a l c le a n ! $995. 1972 crackers, cookies and instant soup mixes. 46 Those in 1 sured Marlin Matson. 649- between, cail 646-1379. Roottng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 MOBILE HOME. One MX- Excellent condition, low Maverick, 6 cylinder, Older people who live in confined quarters do not need office 28 2. 30 4431 mileage. Quadrophonic 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - Captain Easy — Crooka ft Lawranca EXPERT PAINTING and bedroom. Bolton. Partly fur­ automatic. $895. 1971 Jeep LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, more **thingA** that are ornamental only. Don't send music 47 Cosch 1 stereo-8 track, power steering Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive, fully 46 Ductile 31 L.A.NDSCAPING Specializing nished. Working single adult. 100% stock and in excellent boxes, statuettes, or other bric-a-brac. SA CK UP THAT'S WHY HB in Exterior House Painting A&W PAINTING Contrac­ BIDWELL HOME Improve­ No children, pets. Lease. 64^ / brakes, one owner. 872-6528. powered, $1395. 1974 Ford F- 51 Grits 1 Another thoughtful gift is lined stationery with envelopes DISAPPEARED! i ! 34 CARPENTRY & MASONRY - shape. $4500. 742-8786. AND RUN 54 Green spot 35 2. 3i 39 40 Tree pruning, spraying, tors. Quality painting and ment Co. Expert installation 2880. 633-5310. or 6594)508. 100 pick up, heavy duty $1395 and a generous supply of postage stamps. (Enclose some THAT BY BUT THE FIRM'5 ■ Additions and Remodeling. 55 Beer mowing, weeding Call 742- paper hanging at reasonable of aluminum siding gutters **•••••••••••••••••••••••• Tim Moriarty's, Silktown felt-tip pens, too.l U $AQ AIN 1 BOOK* ARB 5 0 41 4 ^ 44 Free estimates. Call Anthony CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT ingredient 7947 rates Fuliv insured. Free and trim. Roofing installation Homaa lor Rant 54 Motors. Hartford Road. Shut-ins would appreciate a box of greeting cards for all M ESSED UR ARNO 1 1 1 Estimates ta il Wayne 649- Squillacote 649-0811. first offer. Good running con­ Manchester. 750- Kerker headers. KNN MODOC NEVER 56 Desist a 47 and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. ------1------filters. Oil cooler. Much occasions so that they, too, can send birthday, anniversary, ■ 1 “ 1 1 BRICK BLOCK. STONE 7696 ASHFORD- 4 room house, tile dition. Snow tires. Call 646- HOT W IS E ! 57 Songs of 7907. more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 graduation, get-well and condolence cards to others. (Be a praise 48 49 50 51 52 53 Fireplaces, concrete bath, yard, parking, lease. Ab­ 1973 PINTO WAGON- 4 speed, p.m. Chimnev repairs No job 'oo PERSONAL Paperhanging solutely no animals. 423-4190. new tires St brakes. Excellent sport! Stamp some envelopes.! ^4 55 FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY SPECIALIZING cleaning and Don't give anyone a gift of clothing unless you're ab­ D O W N small Save' Call 644-8356 for for particular people, by Dick. repairing chimneys, roofs, 546-6423, evenings. CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, condition, excellent gas - Remodeling and Additions. floor shift, bucket seats. 48.- BRAND NEW MOPED - Won solutely sure the size is right. That goes lor the color and 57 estimates Call 64.3-5703 an\ '.ime. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 mileage, $1395, firm. Call 646- as prize. Still in original car­ 1 Fiendishly Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 VERNON- CHARMING 5 000 miles. $2250, or best offer. 3523 between 8-4;30. Mon-Fri. style, too. years' experience! For Free years Experience. Howlev. ton Great for Christmas CL'STO.M D R A PE R IE S - 643-5361. room Ranch with 3 bedrooms. 633-7345. If you're tempted to pass along a scarf, purse, wallet or PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Estimates, call 646-4239. present! Asking $325. 6499686 some other useless little doodad you received lor Christmas Made very reasonably Work 1 1/2 baths, $450.00 monthly Trucks for Sala 82 after 5 PM. guaranteed. Call anv'time til • Interior and exterior for 5 months. Call Group I, 1968 CHEVY IMPALA- Good three years ago, please don’t. It's a pretty lair bet the 9 00 p m . 649-4266 Commercial and residential engine, transmission, tires GMC 1972 I TON UTILITY ROOFER WILL Install roof, Zinsser Agency. 646-1511. MINI BIKE- 3 1 2 HP. recipient will find it just as useless as you did. (Besides, Free estimates Fully in­ and battery. Body needs work. TRUCK- Has the reading YOlJ might get it back the year alter next.l sured 646-4879 FARRAND REMODELING - siding or gutter for low dis­ Great for parts $275 6496932 Excellent condition. $160. Call enclosed b o ^ . with side com­ 646-1948. If someone on your gift list is living on a pension, a check Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. count price Call Ken at 647- after 5 00 p m. partments. Excellent for con­ win at bridge 1566 for ANY amount would be much more appreciated than a Allty Oop — Davt Qrau* Room Additions. Decks. All OIBcaa-Storaa lor Rani 55 tractor. 7 ;30 am . to 5 ;30 pm .. ARE YOUR GUTTERS types of Remodeling and Campara-Trallan frivolout little trinket. Or give Mmeone wbo't counting hie * 633-0249. I SUSPECT IT WAS t h a t /kRE J P LEWIS A SON- Custom MobHa Homat 85 pennie* ■ ytat'a tnbicriptian to i newipsper or mngtzine DID YOU STOPPED UP'’ Call Repairs Free estimates. Ful­ PROFESSIONAL / BREAKDOWN IN THE SUS­ SOLUTELYSURE Decorating. Interior & S A V O U R Manchester Gutter" Today ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Haating-Plumbing 35 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- YOU know bell enjoy. PENDED ANIMATION ABOLfT Clever low-level bidding Exterior Painting. BUSINESS OFFICE 1977 17 1/2 FT. COACHMAN EG GS A R E^ for a FREE Estimate. 1970 TRIUMPH TR6- Runs Excellent condition. Power Pleise, don't ever tend n gift in a box bearing the name of SYSTEM WE SUSTAINED SENDAK Paperhanging & Remodeling. BUILDING - Approximately good. Needs body work. CADET- Fully equipped. HMCHINO? Thorough cleaning of Gutters 2600 square feet, with ample steering and brakes a store unleae you bought it there. Should the recipient wnnt DURING THE LAST and Down Spouts 649-7952 Kitchens. Recreation Rooms. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet $300.00 firm. Please call after Excellent condition Mcrifice to exchange it, he will be embarrtased, the ctore clerkc will METEOR SHOWER.' ding low Thus. Oswald's sec­ Call 649-9658 parking. Close to Center, Automatic transmission. Will NORTH 1212 CARPENTRY - All types of repairs, plugged drains, 5;00 p.m ., 528-2422. Keep $2250, or best offer 537-5132, look bewildered, and it won't mike YOU look too good. «AK52 ond bid of two spades left the hospital and new court trying. trade for four wheel drive. WATERPROOFING repairs. Porches. Decks. Tool kitchen faucets replaced, $1995. 646-0557, after 6:00 p.m after 6;00 p.m If you buy t gift on aale, be cure it'i appropriate since if ¥3 bidding at the two level with Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and building. For info, call 568- Hatchways, foundation repaired, rec rooms, 7658 or 871-0401, the recipient tries to take it back he will be told, “Sorry, « 6 4 3 2 all four suits shown Jim could cracks. tils-Jines. isump LEE PAINTING ■ Interior & Windows Hung. Ceiling bathroom remodeling, heat 4KQ104 now bid three clubs and Exterior "Check My Rate Repaired and Painted. Call Sale merchandise is not returnable." pumps, gravity IJ^s.^indow modernization, etc. Free MANCHESTER - Retail, Don't give i pet to anyone unleae you're absolutely sure WEST EAST Oswald three diamonds Before You Decorate ". anytime. 643-6130 Estimate gladly given. M & M I Jim's four-diamond bid was wells. M vears'Xexperience storage and/or manufacturing it's w an t^ and will be properly cared for. And if you want ♦ 9I«3 AJI074 643-4953 . 8ft-8413 ^ Dependable Fully Insured Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. a force. By this time the part­ 646-1653 space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. to delight someone who considert his pet a “member of the YKJ72 Y1085 ft. Very reasonable. Brokers ♦QJ7 «98 nership was on its way to family," include t tin of cat or dog fo<^ for the pet. game or higher Oswald could protected. Call Heyman SUPER DISCOUNTS Don't give gifts of wine or liquor unlesi you're sure the ♦92 ♦J875 REMODELING" - Kitchens, Properties, 1-226-1206. find no better bid than five .LACK INKEL PAINTING CO FIREWOOD recipienti imbibe. Candy, nuts and fruitcake make wonder­ SOUTH • Quality Interior Painting and bathrooms. Rec Rooms, diamonds LIKE YOUR WALKS AND 4 X i X Z, K A 80N E P ful ^fta for those who aren't counting their caloriet, bnt ♦ Q Paperhanging Also; Paper repair work, ceiling BOLTON- Route 44 A. Small YAQ964 When Oswald went to five DRIVEWAY FREE OF specialist, ceramic tile, HARDWOODS please have compassion for those who are, and lead them diamonds. Jim knew that he SNOW THIS YEAR-’ Call Removal and Wall Prepara­ OeUVERED. Office, or Showroom, at­ PLUS 3300 TO S800 ♦ AK10 5 sheetrocking, painting not into temptation. Th« FlIntstoiiM — Hanna Barbara Productions was showing four-card dia­ Geoff Blackwell 644-1686 or tion Custom Coloring and CALL tached heated Greenhouse. ♦ A63 Consulting Call 649-0095. Visa WHEN SERVICE COUNTS. $225 monthly. Max or Kurt Resiit giring toddlera stuffed animals and dolla that mond support and also was Tom Landers 643-4704 for F-d 569-1021. • 3 3 -0 S 3 6 are b in s r than THEY ire. And parents will thank yon lor Vulnerable: Both now marked with not more Snow Removal and Master Charge Accepted. Lessenger, 646-8713. ^ '^ E S N 'T VEAH/ BUT HE ...ONLY THE not sending their children borne, drums, sirens or whistles. TH A T WON'T EAT TH', CANNED, Dealer South than one heart Maybe there FACTORY RERATES ws a grand slam. Jim s five MANCHESTER- Next to II yon give a child a game or book, be eure it's in the ap­ NOISE SOFT KIE.BLE,^ P E T FOOO/ West North Elftst South Cavey's. Office space. 300 propriate age range. DRIVE notrump was their form of square feet and up. Ineteid of giving someone n gift with permission to "take you Pass 2 + Pass 29 grand slam force to ask how Reasonable rate. Good finish. it back and exchange it if it'c not what yon want," why not Pass 2 4 Pass 3 4 good his father's diamonds Doga-BIrdt-Patt 43 Mualcal Inatrumanta 44 Antiquaa 48 Rooms for Rant 52 NUTZ Immediate occupancy. Arnold ON D U 1979 1 1980 save yonrseU land themi mnch time aiid effort by giving Pais 3 4 Pass 4* were. Six clubs said they were Pass 5 9 Pass 5 NT bad BRITTANY SPANIEL AKC Grant, Dow St Condon, 249- them 1 gift certiliente in the first place? HOLTON TRUMPET - Good WANTED - Antique furniture. ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN- 6521. Pass 6 4 Pass 69 Jim won the club lead and Male. 4 months ■ beautiful condition. $90 or best offer Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, Kitchen privileges. Parking. Holiday time can ba very depreaeing lor people who are Pass Pass Pass cashed his ace-king of Liver and white House alone, so if yon know eomeone who might be nUiie u d lone­ 646-1032 or Antique items. R. Washer & dryer. Home Box MANCHESTER - Retail, diamonds He needed to have broken All shots except rab­ Harrison. 643-8709 CNRYSLERS, DOMiES, ly' f irs him lor herl the beet gilt of a ll-a n invitation to Office Televsion. 643-5600 the diamonds break 3-2 Then bis $100 643-4927 storage and/or manufacturing Opening lead:4 9 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50.000sq. spend the holiday with yon-and yow iimUy. The nitisiate he spread his hand As long as cluding Ovations, plus free 238 CHARTER OAK ft. Very reasonable. Brokers poverty ic loielileH. Lore, ABBY he did not lead a third trump, case with this ao Carlos Wantad to Buy 49 STREET- Room with private protected. Call Heyman By OfWiM Jacoby the only trick he could lose HOME SWEET HOME ■ guitars 60^ off Rivers Music, VANS & TRUCKS IN STOCK! entrance. Suitable for older, Properties, 1-226-1206. and Altn SonUg would be West's high trump Complete health-guard 7 Main Street. New Britain working Gentleman. Parking. ^ w O facilities. Cats also Canine EXCLUDING OMNIS AND IMPORTS Astrograph (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i 225-1977. Christmas layaways. No cooking. Security. $30 Here is a hand bid really Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon weekly. 649-1746 Wantad to Rant 57 wm- iwmwmmmmmmmmsmmmmmmmmmm Th# Born Loaar — Art Sanaom Road. Manchester 646-5971 CASH PAID FOR weir by Oswald Jacoby and /Do you have a question lor CONN. TENOR OLD OAK FURNITURE ■ Bernice Bede Osol his son Jim back in the Ihe experts? Write "Ask the SAXAPHONE- Excellent con­ EARLY TIN OR FURNISHED SLEEPING COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD C LETS JUST OIMB ■WOBMPPl^.lHDRUAPPli.TWR^^ Experts." care of this newspa­ Sixties. It illustrates several dition. Complete with case CAST IRON TOYS - TRAINS - seeking 2 bedroom house or ROOM for mature gentleman. ARIE8 (March 21-Aprit 19) If you fine points of bidding. per Individual questions will OIL PAINTINQ8 - CLOCKS - UP THE RUNJ6IAL LACCeRl l^lHEfiE NO SMI^FVINE 'fbU ? 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH $220. or Best Offer. Call 649- Share modern bath. Parking apartment under $350 Call view life realistically today, your be answered If eccompanu-' SWORDS - ROST CAROS - Oswald, sitting North, 1596 "A Perfect Christmas available. No cooking. Securi­ after 6 PM. 644-0331. HARTFORD AREA’S VOLUME keen judgment will provide you by stamped, sell-addressee SETTER ■ Only to good subur­ ANTIQUES S COU.ECTISLES. responded two clubs instead G ift'” ty, references. $150 monthly. < % u r with the necessary answers. ban home Call 242-0698 or 568- CALL ANYTIME - 444-24*0 of one spade. There is a falla­ envelopes. The most inleresl- 6604 Call 643-2121. FEMALE ROOMMATE OMNI DEALER ^ B irth d a y Wearirrg rose-colored glasses cious theory here that one ing questions wilt be used in FOUR PIECE DRUM SET WANTED to share apart­ would make it another matter. Ibis column and will receive TAURU8 (AprU 20>May 20) This spade keeps the bidding low with three Cymbals. Good ment. Call 646-4280 after 5:30 copies ol MODERN.) 30 2 & 4 DOOR MODELS IN STOCK should be a very productive and Actually, two clubs is far JACOBY condition $100 Call 644-1775, Apartmanta For Rant 53 p.m. BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue anytime rewarding day. provicled you Seal Feeding Program Ring □ RENTALS don't lay down your tools before LOOKING for anything in real MIDDLE AGE BUSINESS OR ON THE WAY with lights Pastures Daily Sporting Goods 48 your work is finished. Qo all-out estate rental ■ apartments, MAN desires 1 Bedroom D#cm b»f 13.1ftT9 and ail the way. turnouts Rockville Call 875- Rooms for Rant 52 Apartment. Manchester, Dealings you'll have with friends 9954. or 875-0272; 742-9653 homes, multiple dwellings? OEMIM (May 21-June 20) Oth­ Htathcliff — Gaorga Gataly RO.SSIGNOL SKIS- 190 CM. No fees. Call J.D Real Estate Coventry, Vernon, East Hart­ LOW COST FINANCING AVAILABLE this coming year are likely to ers find you an enjoyable person 444 Solomon Bindings $90. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ Associates. Inc. 646-1980. ford or Storrs. Must be clean, prove extremisly beneficial. Do to be around today, but be wary Call Peter. 568-6652 all you can to strengthen Impor­ trally located Downtown quiet. 742-9885, 9 a m. - 12 of making requests which they Q O O I 'C 3 0 0 O FREE COLLIE PUPS to Manchester. Kitchen MANCHESTER - MAIN noon AT 12.75% A.P.R. tant relationships. may feel are impositions. Make country homes Call Bolton Antiquaa 48 privileges. Call 6492358 •••••••••••••••••••••••••a 8AOITTARIU8 (Nov. 28-Dec. 21) pals happy, not uneasy. STREET 2 room apartment, Select companions today who CANCER (June 22-July 22) Wtnthrop — Dick Cavalll 649-1516. mornings 7 30 to 9 ------—- heated, hot water, appliances. Mftc. for Rant 58 AM aren't big spenders Otherwise When performing a service CLEAN FURNISHED .No pets Parking, security you could get swept up in extrav­ today, do so joyously. It will less­ SLEEPING ROOM for 523-7047 agance arid blow far more than en others’ gratitude If you make W H E N I 'M ITte T H E AN ASH TRAY FROM mature gentleman. Call 646- you should You'll anjoy the sec­ them feel it's Inconveniencing F E E U m a U lQ C E R PARIS'S FABULOUS 4701 after 6 00 p.m. SOUTH WINDSOR- Top half tion in your r>ew Astro-Graph you. T IB E Q L C eW PICKBR- YOUNG SINGING of large Raised Ranch for HALL CHORCHES of MANCHESTER Letter, which tells you what lies LEO (July 28-A^. 22) O o things UPPER. MAXINE'S outrageous hats A N D O U T - CANARIES- All colors $25 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rent 3 bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths. ahead for you In romarice. Mall today which bring you tun and / marvelous 1930 silk clothing in 80 OflKlAHO STR[[T MftHCHESTER, 6^3-2791 ,,,, $1 for each to Astro-Graph. Box OF-SORTS... and up Guaranteed Singers' ROOM Fully furnished, Stove, dishwasher, carpets. 2 4 OPIA HOIOIMNUBSOH Til * p S L SilUSC-l* 'U S ^ -T.^ en|oyrT>ent. but don't neglect mint condition boxes of all 489. Radio City Station. N Y your work or duties in the Wide selection' Call 872-3218 shapes and sizes. All kinds of stove, refrigerator, linens car garage, deck and yard. FOR RENT anytime provided. 801 Main Street 10019. Be sure to specify birth process Keep everything in 'e m s s s linens and lace, glassware, Call John 649-4917. date balance furniture and very strange Call 649-9879 CAPfllCOflN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) vmOO (Aug. 28-8epl. 22) It's collectibles are all waiting for 456 MAIN STREET. 3 rooms International Brotherhood In confidential matters relating to important to live within your FREE TABBY TO GOOD you at Red Goose Farm An­ 2 ROOMS- Private entrance Heated No appliances. No of Electrical Workers Hall. your work or career It's best that means today and buy only HOME- Huggable lap cat 4 tiques Goose Lane Coventry. Mature male and female. One pets. Tenant insurance 379 Wetherell Street, you keep what you know to your­ essential things. Surplus spend­ years old Follows Open Friday. Saturday, Sun­ with license for errands and required. $225.00 monthly Manchester Newly self Say no more than you have ing is a no-no. PK,: everywhere with love After 5 meals. Call 6495459. $300.00 security. Call 646-2426. Autoa For Sala to. UORA (Sept., 28-Ocl. 28) The C41AU-! day 10-5. 742-9137. decorated, ideal for par­ 81 AQUAWU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) best course for you today is to p.m.', 568-9495 weedkays, 95 p.m. ties. stags and social func­ You should be quite popular with tell it like it is. You could create IZ-I^ tions. Special rates for friends today, but you must be problems for yourself if you regular, monthly, or week­ BANK REPOSSESSIONS careful not to show favoritism. attempt to embellish the facts. 12.75% FINANCING AVAILABLE, 48 MONTHS TO PAY, LOW DOWN PAYMENT FOR SALE- 1974 Jeep ly functions. Call Kathy Someone could be hurt if she SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive $2,- feels neglected should be rather lucky financially Short Riba — Frank Hill between 8:00 AM and 4:30 995; 1973 Buick Le Sabre $895; Pt8CE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) today, but you may not be so for­ WHAT n e w p r o d u c t ? THE PM Monday thru Friday at 1970 Buick Hardtop, excellent Joint ventures can prove profita­ tunate where romance is IVE BOOKED you TO CO DE/MONSTRATINQ A I A c o m m e r c i a l ... n e w p r o d u c t . GET SET FOR THE 646-7297. condition. $893: 1972 Audi ble today if they're restricted to concerned. Do ru)thing to upset only the parties involved. Keep a loved one. $895. The above may be seen ------at the Savings Bank of kibitzers out of the act. INiWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I ( Manchester, Main Street, Manchester. OR&ANIZCPA M tmNY.'" WHITER OF 79! □ AUTOMOTIVE Barry'a World — Jim Barry 1 YEAR OLD WHITE WALL Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl ft Stoffal Autoa For Safa 81 Belted Snow Tires. Size: C79 y NEW 1079 FORD F-150 13. Mounted on rims for Pinto. OR S ilv er o r WE PAY TOP PRICES for $50 for both. Call 644-8106. TVilS MINE MASNt \ 4X4 STYLESIDE PICKUP wrecked and junk cars. A & B paooucED one 381 V-8, AT, PS, PS, S800 QVW, •ilding raw Auto Salvage, used auto parts. OUNCE OF 60LD window, low mount mirrora, fhra L7lx 15 S> Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ . ply mud 'n mow tiraa. Extra Cooling Pkg„ Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World roar alap bum$>or, H a ^ Duty aquipmont, 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs excellent. Must sell, TiIANKS f o r FIVE IVLLAR6 CHECK HIS HEAP ■q 7695 2-tono paint, many othor oxtraal No. M 03. sacrificing! Any reasonable Junk RUNHIN' a f t e r I FOR A 3IMPLE FOR LUMPS. LEA6T offer over $1450. Call after fT0«IE9. Al v in : •RRANP? ANV T IM E WE 3:30 p.m , 6491150. 528-6063. HERE’S FIV E/JA KE HOOPLE vlAKE SIVES KNOW IKIII1I79 FOM F-200 414 (TYUSIOE PtGXUF BUCKS FOR " ^ AWAY A S WHY 351V-8, AT, PS, PB, 8100 QVW, Extra Cooling Pkg., alr- NEW 1S79 FORD E-190 CARfiO VAN m SHOE MUCH A HE'S l e a t h e r (JUARTER, HERE condltlonlng, AM-FM radio, live mud 'n anow Urea, 124" Wheelbase. 351 V-8, 3-apead, power ateering, / Snow Plow Prep Pkg., rear atep paaienger seat, movable cargo WANTED JUNK AND U T E BOUGHTI Twr bumper, high output healer, eliding doors, fixed rear door glass, chrome S R f i O R MODEL WRECKS - Cash Paid. Call Parker SUeet Used BUI'i Auto Psro - . rear window, and many other S H H Q R bumpers, high output heater. No. 8293. w W W V deluxe optlona. No. 9209. SAVE M W V V Auto P arti, Inc. 6493391. TOLLAND BECAUSE -THE $16601 LS7»

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TO Y W R E A T H SNOWFLAKES 6. Use a toothpick to make the mouth. Two small dough balls form the cheeks; a teardrop shape for the Don’t just hide the toys under your Christmas tree! SnowOokes hot from the oven. Impossible, you say? nose; with two little strips for the eyebrows. Bring them out in the open for kids and adults to enjoy. Well Uien, you've never made dough sculpture snow- All on this colorfully decorated Toy-Covered Wreath. Sakn. 7. Layers of small dough balls, pricked in the center to help them stay in place, form the hair and beard. 1. RoU your dough to about 1/4" thick, then use 1. Cut a circle from the center of a disposable pizza cookie cutter shapes for the basic patterns. 8. Roll out dough on a piece of burlap or other rough fabric to achieve the texture for Santa’s bag. Wrap this pan, and notch the iimer edge 3 /4 ”. Then fold up the textiueid dough around a large boll of aluminum foil, edge to form an irmer rim. then attach the bag to the body with water. Build up 2. Fill the outside circle of the pan with a “wreath" O f> die sides of bag, blowing it to fold and buckle. Use of crumpled foil. Cover the foil with leaves of flattened more foil if necessary. (Moisten pieces with water to teardrop shapes, scored with a knife for veining. Combine 2 c ^ all purpose flour and 1 cup Morton* -D bond.) 3. Bake at 325° about 45 minutes until firm. Salt in a large flat-bottorora bowl. Add 1 cup water, a 9. Place in a 325° oven and bake 4-5 hours until it’s 4. Next, construct simple toy shapes with cookie cut­ U)W TAR-menthol little at a dme, mixiog constan^ to form a boll. (The completely liard. Paint when cool, with acrylic or poster ters or from free-fonn shapes of d o u ^ balls and snakes. dough should not be sticky.) Flour hands and kiiead filter paints. To retain its texture, dilute paint (or Santa s bag. 5. Attach toys to leaves with moistened balls of LOW TAR . dough on floured surface 7 to 10 minutes until smoodi 2. Nest, use small aspic cutters to make small cut­ Finish with shellac or varnish. Then fill Saint Nick's bag dough. Add little dough balls for holly berries, too. and firm. Air dry finished sculpture at least 48 hours outs in the basic shape. Overlay these cutouts on the with candies or other nice things. Then wrap additional leaves around the pieces to help until rock hard, or bake on foil covered cookie sheet in basic design for a raised pattern, and to cover areas secure them in place. (Moisten to bond pieces.) 3Kf° to 350° oven, allowing one-half hour baking time w hae two pieces ore joined to m ^ the joint stronger. DOUGH LETTERING 6. Return the wreath to a 325° oven 1 to 1-1/2 per each 1 / 4 ' thickness. (Moisten pieces with water to bond.) H i hours until it’s hard. When it’s cool, paint, then varnish. 3. BruA the snowflakes with egg and bake. Don’t Attach a hanger, and hang aroimd for the compliments. P o P forget to drill or pierce a hole to attach a string for mate thickness of a Ereadstick. ’Then lay hanging. Finish by varnishing when cool. and form into the letters of the name. Or, for Can, O nly 9 mg tar tmike letters from twisted or braided snakes of dough. NATIVITY SCENE SANTA CLAUS CENTERPIECE For Me k You, use balls of dough combined to speU 1. Do your work on a cookie sheet, using a foil ball out die name. For all the above, use water to attach about the size of a baseball for the body form. Then plecea to one another. Bake, then varnish when cool. add a smaller foil ball for the heed, securing pieces to­ hair roller (with the brush removed). gether with toothpicks. 2. Use a ball of d o u ^ for the head, and secure to the body. Next, form a dough band for the headcover­ In the new crush-proof ing. Use your fingers to make the beard, then make § 3 2 : 2 2 ^ hair-like impressions with a toothpick, and attach beard to the face. ANGEL 3. For The Wise Men, form additional d o u ^ into purse pack. 1. On a cookie sheet, make a flat wing shape, as crowns, then decorate them with nail or screw unDtes- illustrated. sions. U an ^ are two smaH balb of dough with knife 9 m 9"iaf’,'0.8 mg nicoiine av. per cigareiie by FTC Method. 2. Separate each side of the wings into feathers with mentations for fingers. a hutter knife. Cut off the square edges of the feathers 4. Make the camel by wrapping roRed-out dough diagonally. 2. Place the larger ball on a circle of dough. Fold around a wire hair roUer (with onish removed^, Jjto g it R Y E W R E A T H 3. Roll oikI flatten small pieces of dough between the dough up around the sides o f the ball so that the on its side on the cookieIde sheet.siieet. Twist a piece of fofl into Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined your fingers, and place them in rows starting at the hose piece stands upright on the cookie sheet. Then com­ Here’s a Wreath with a little twist. It’s made from an "S”-shape and insert it into one end of the roller to That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. of the feath ^ o m overlapping the rows as you go. pletely cover the ToU balls with dough, smoothing the whole wheat flour and for the darker twists, the recipe forml o r n i the U i e head 1 IC « U Uand l U neck. wBuild u a a u up xareathe bump and bent 4. Next, roll a ball sliAtly largar dion you want the pieces with your dampened hands. w u made with rye flour. legs by adding smaU pieces of dough. Use a toothpick to form the mouth and to pokejpoke h o l« on either side of head to Im Roll one end arid flatten it between your 3. Shape two dough balls foe bools. Next, attach a 1. Workhig on aluminum foiL make dough snalms to form a neck. Fit the end of the nadc on the snake of dough down the front of your sculpture for the into twists, b g in from the inside of the wreath with them e IMIIOtsose lOfor I nostrib.IIUIUUS. Tear-maped pieces form the ears; small dough balb the eyes; with a thin coil down the hrM fs of the wings. "fur trim." Another dough snake placed at the bottom twists approximately 16" long. rear of the camel for the tail. 5. With a toothpick, moke a mouth and boles foe the of the figure forms the reft of Seiita’s "fur." 2. Make each circle of dough twists sli^dy Iwger 5. Lambs ore 2 ' long oblongs of dou|^. PitKh a boll eyes. Phoe small dough bolls into the eye holes. Then 4. Then attach two thick dough snakes for arms; than the one before It. Braids should be Uiid side by of ^ugh to'shape the nead with little dough balb fw idick holes intadMaa dough balls. boRs for hands; and smaller snakn for fingers. Make touching eadi other, and cemented together with buttoiu of four tiny dough beRs. a bit of water. eyes, and tear-tbop shapes for ears. For wool, attach 0. To fora curls, roR douA srudees of different sIm smaU boBs of dough to the body, poking each with a 5. For Sonta'i hat, roll out two smoU triangles of 3. Cover the seam where die twists meet with tingle wiffi tapasini ends and twist. (Moisten pieces with toothpick to secure it in place. (For aU figures, mobten wnlar to bona.) presiiiig thfsn togatber at the sides, then attach- of dou|^. II mo baste with egg» if desired, end antire hM to the Mad. bake. Varnish when cool. pieces with water to bond.) -•I 7. BaHi while baking or finish with point when cool. a ; ! 1 22 - EVENING HERALb. Wed., IVr n ib7q ' i* _____ EVENING HERALD, S Supermarket Shopper M .r.y Ckn„ma. fron. jradition Graccs Feast

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----\rn ^ 24 - EVENING HEHALD, Wed.. Dtc. U. 1»7» How To Be a Cordial Hostess Now is the time for every “The Road Runner,”“The One of the cardinal rules acts are for jugglers, not preparing. ice bucket and tongs. have twice as many the glass just before you good hostess to come to the Godfather,” “ The God­ of serving praise- party guests. Don’t overlook the im­ You’ll also want a cor­ glasses as you expect pour the drink. hid of her party. Un­ mother,” and all sorts of provoking drinks is to To avoid splashing when portance of measuring the kscrew, can and bottle guests. You’ll find recipes for doubtedly more parties are lively libations that are make each drink with fresh mixing drinks, add the ice ingredients. That way opener, a juice squeezer, a To serve drinks at their "The Godfather," ‘"The given at this season of the perking up the party scene ice. Don’t piggy-back ice to the mixing glass, shaker you’ll be certain of con­ paring knife and long- chilliest and best, havt the French Connection” and a year than any other. It’s a these days. cubes in drinks. Be a sport or drinking glass before sistently good results. handled spoon or stirring glasses well chilled by host of other exciting time for friends as well as Ehrery good party starts and toss out the tired cubes pouring in the ingredients. You’ll want a jigger rod. Measuring spoons are placing them in the drinks in a booklet entitled families to get together. out with plenty of ice. This and replenish them with Be sure to use ^ e kind of measure clearly marked in handy, too. refrigerator before the “Italian Intrigue” that’s And interestingly enough, is no time to stint. Use ice fresh ones when pouring ice — cubed, cracked, half and quarter ounces. To keep the party run­ party. Or fill each glass yours for the asking if many a hostess who will as if your grandfather left another round. And crushed or shaved — Invest in a bar strainer, ning smoothly, have suf­ with either an ice cute or you’ll write to Foreign vin­ tackle a Beef Wellington you an iceberg or at least a remember not to fill the specified in the directions the wire kind with clips, a ficient glasses on hand. A cracked ice before you tages, Inc., 96 Cutter Mill without batting an eye will walk-in freezer. glasses too full. Juggling for the drink you’re mixing glass or shaker, an good rule of thumb is to begin to mix. Then empty Rd., Great Neck, NY 11021. meet her Waterloo in the mixed drink department. Let anyone ask for a ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY SA M TO 4 P M PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR beverage more com­ ^ w " T ■ • i v I b j h E S T 0 P * F w m i i i : q i i d d i v i a o r e i plicated than something on the rocks and she’s lost. 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QOVERNMENY INSPECYEO - GRADE -A" CABANOO By Cynthia Lee WAYER ADDED Perdue Fresh ECCOHOTHAM yo* ^ b l. ‘2.79 Consumer Relations Dept FULL SHANK FULL BUTT CABANOO . NEW ENOLANO TEXIZE PORTION Cornish Hens WRAPPED 99! U JNCHEON LOAF yocSiSb l b *2.29 some hems Noi AvMisMe TH Tues ^ PORTION WINDOW MAGIC to c b ui '' U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED LEAN PASTRAMI "^ S «2.49 The oddly shaped or un­ • f O B 2 0 Frozen Favorites! ■ * LB. ■ • LB. GRADE A’ usually placed window can be "HOT” BAGELS AVMLAME) 12 f O B * 1 ,1 9 as attractive as all of your TOP FROST GREEN GIANT CENTER CUT HAM SLICES lb ‘ 1.99 CHICKEN CHICKEN ordinary curtained windows. LEG Rather than call attention to ORANGE NIBLETS BREAST MATHEWS MATHEWS MRS. BUBO'S its oddity by hanging the White Meat QUARTERS QUARTERS usual blinds, shades, ordrapes, JUICE CORN Chunk Style CANADIAN CHICKEN CHICKEN PORK WITH BACK WITH WING 3b*Off’F25*6'ff'! apply your imagination and 12 OUNCE CAN 10 OUNCE PKQ. ANY 2 PKQS. Of capitalize on ita individuality. PIE I ON A 45 COUNT PKQ. PIE PIES DURKEE or 2 M OUNCE M OUNCE 20 OUNCE [ 5 3 ^ 6 5 5 I HEFTY FOFi $ ? t a l l KITCHEN [ •2.99 •2.69 1.59 SLICED SPICES I b a g s ! OIFY WRAPPED . IMPORYED COLONIAL BACON “ c^uT" lb *1.29 W«i 9m ceipee si Feed CHOPPED BROCCOLI OEM IMad Oeee *irv la l. Osc i PLUMROSE CANNED HAM 3 L6 CAN ‘8.49 I II U M eas - sne \ ALL FLAVORS COLONIAL MASYER FRANKS l. ‘1.29 H GALLON s h o u l d e r fe aooeo SMOKED CORONET ICE CREAM CARTON SMOKED "• " LB ‘ 1.15 c** .^ 3 (O I GEM DAISY ROLL l b ‘ 1 .5 9 k: 3 ® CO « o OUR BEST BEEF PATTIES 20 02 »11.99 EXTRA MILO 2 o ®x: BIRDS EYE TASTI FRIES OUR BEST BREADED COLONIAL FRANKS lb‘1.29 o — (0 o r> .Q HOWARD JOHNSON'S ^ CL-c: to VEAL & BEEF PATTIES LB 89* -----COUNTRY FINE---- One of the limplest ways TOASTEES ® o ° ® to make an odd window COLONIAL POLISH KIELBASI '^“1.69 FRESH PIZZA SALEH more interesting is by accent­ Dairy Delights!----- SLICED BEEF LIVER TOMATO £r ” o J 2 5 ing it with a straight, scal­ LB 89* TOMATO & S - 2 2 o - loped, or well-designed CHEESE CHEESE t t X CO 5 DC < F- Florida Citrus SWIFT’S SIZZLEAN 12 OUNCE PKO valance made of plywood or Columbo SLK^EO------'1-39 32 OZ. FAMILY SIZE IS OUNCE CD $ .k: ® > T3 other light wood. Using a Orange Juice Plain Yogurt GALLO SALAMI or PEPPERONI yozpko 99* valance can change the entire HALF QAL. CARTON QUART CONTAINER •2.19 •1.29 appearance of a room; ex­ BREAKFAST PORK SAUSAGE lb 11.29 tending a valance over several FRENCH BREAD .ooz *1.29 ALL window! will help eliminate OSCAR MAYER MEAT B O L O G N A *1.35 20* OFF LABEL SOFTENER I - the spotted appearance several ' Saafood Spaclals! SO OUNCE PKQ. FRE8H 64 OUNCE BO TTU | small windows may give a KRAFT . mCKVIOUALLY WRAPPCD . PABTEURtZCD PROCES8C0 OSCAR MAYER BEEF BOLOGNA '^!i“ 1.49 room. POLLOCK FILLETS l. »1.39 ea I u f Tii I AMERICAN S I N G L E S *1.29 ^ C A R MAYER BACON l. m . 7 9 Windows, whether they're FRESH SOLE FILLETS lb >2.49 I z w symmetrical or asymmetrical, BONCIEM CEHYER CLIY look their best when they're HOODS CREAM 3.99 kept sparkling clean and 8CALTI8T . LARGE or SMALL CURD or LtOMT t f LIV E LY ✓ OI- cS o Z5 n fingerprint free. For quick COTTAGE CHEESE CO > and cabinet cleaner. Simply Health & Beauty Aids! r S CM spray this versatile cleaner ID* OTF LABEL Solar Powered Timspiaces Wine Glass ON ANY PAIR OF | onto surfaces to be cleaned ATUNMEAIIOOPPRICESI UJ U te i „and .wipe dry with a paper CREST TOOTHPASTE *5^ ?,Si 79* BOUNCE Jeffries Good Feeling | CD ■ towel or lint'free cloth. StiNCI Irom 8 EVERYDAY LOW PRICEO FROM REQ. *1.36 A trellis built inside the SCOPE MOUTHWASH ■0% *1.69 Btaulllul S O C K S ' j i ' window frame pnd decorated Uan's 8 Ladia* •17.** ,o*37.*' vdth ivy or other climbing TOPCO ASPIRIN soocgoNiioTTif 99* Sty las I rPkia Local SUM Tai) «>• mr . BBB eguBOB par g 3 | S § l p o " vines will enhance the appear­ ' lACH ance o f any window. Plants o ■ o Wi-OO "< 5 which thrive in direct sun­ ■ .••i««v,M ngtiM ouiia>M egMtede>TOts in natural baskets at the window; potted plants and trees attracUvely arranged will 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. complete the "garden" touch. MANCHESTER I.

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EVENING HERALD, Wed., Dec. 12, 1979 - 25 2.S*S;i tr. I e g •ass yg e i ? »■ B-fs B p 'S I & b'B a o B2 S.'*j i?^3oilt; ■ff g b,<5. and caring hostess. That is hour they feel like rising. sonal toilet items and a Suggest that guests sleep And emphasize conver­ age. time worrying about ■a cr r a nwaSSr* ra s; M a g c r . ^ relaxed manner by offering ! « a ^ » g » S g M r; CTw- r* *a BT 3‘ I ' i - ^ 3 possible only if you are Because she departs ear­ fresh flower from her gar­ as long as they like. That sation rathem cleaning. Plan to include the having guests in your rested and in control. cereal (in small individual ly for the office, she leaves den. That small touch relieves host and guest Don’t panic at the youngsters in some of the g “ S 2 1 ^ CD home. c%> 3o. 1i o I ’ i In a small basket, place boxes), coffee or tea, on the refrigerator door a shows her guests how from having to rise early to prospect of children’s adult dinners and other ac­ Deal with any problems S- 2 s> S- -• S’ 2 ! 3 n b; g. s aspirin, eye drops, beeswax 3 _ Ji? S 5 ; f y stM s ^ W ^ ' cheeses, rolls and fresh memo such as: “ Help much she cares. assure correct manners. houseguests. tivities. when and if they occur. a e 2.3 '* 2 I a n> t=! :a III ^ S' s. g earplugs, cotton pads, new fruit. yourself to anything you The relaxed host and Make clear the times Babies can sleep in iiiggS e 3 ff S o c; | l s ; s Young guests can also Spend more productive s-^; ^ s- a j c o « J 5- ^ '8 S- i . S S toothbrush and toothpaste, A working friend who is need. I'm at the office and hostess set the mood for when you will be busy with blanket-lined dresser save hours you would hours considering the ad­ disposal razor, shaving an excellent hostess g S' s- 3 e '§■ g § M O A . E e l will telephone about 11:30. their guests and encourage other matters. The hours drawers in lieu of a crib. otherwise have to spend vantages of their company. Srrs a3-=r Q. S-< ri & •r — OQ extras include bath oil, lo­ i = i g i 5'B : S - i tion, dusting powder and O 3 1 1 ^ 1 13 i^^CL-c*,2 e:^ ^ 1. S 8-S -5 « a ! light cologne. Store this m m .11.1 ■■lillU.lJM ------, ------3BH!ilSHiHWillH!WLl | S g | > “ i O ' g =•» S 2 assortment until needed. r— With Thia Coupon and a $7.50 Purchaie* With TNa Coupon and a $7.50 PurchtM* mc. ^ *T*” <. can CoHne-IO ea. jiir Withjhia Coupon and a $7.50 PurchaW s I . R s S ^ f ! Then arrange for a «p C L Box sleeping area. For example, a family EIGHT { ,01111 S p room can double as a guest g 8 -3 vac PAG O’CLOfHT bedroom with a sofa bed or m roll-away cot and screens COFFEE JO-3 S S ^ 5' 8 * for privacy. I ‘Except itemt prohibited by law _ „H s ._.BAGS^ r I Limit one coupon per family AP-2600 ' Except item# prohibited by law AP-2601 ! 'Except items prohibited by law s - ^ 5 - ^ 1 : You can even get by with « Nmw to fiMlwi *» N r— c CO o a BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS r* Cjf n ^ CmiMl PoMlo-iS OX- iiV AA Pot»lo-< oi. pkg. A A t BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS v» !S iT Holiday o r : y PANCAKE 7 9 * k u g e l m ix 9 9 * 3 2 . *>w s2 S’<= IL r' S* 3 a* Swwtowhoee^lOO cL DM ye* toowQi) fs on to* Shoulder $ Cb k; S ' ® a ® Slollen toM of ovor 49C AtP ftomo? Boneless “ o s TEABAGS s i a Dresden " Christmas Slollen GROCERY FEATURES Roasts 189 Chuck Roasts a : J Fruit Mixture »)) ■ iii cup mixed candied EMPRESS-IN WATER AAP-COCKTAIL ■ fruit ■ lb. OE 8 3 Z W cup coarsely chopped SOLID WHITE I CRANBERRY 5 .S " « 2 candied cherries T? BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS J Ml cup raisins TUNA BEEF CHUCK -SEMI BONELESS BEEFCHUCK-BONELESS •s Ml cup blanched, slivered Blade Steaks *2“ Underblade Steaks *1” London Broil Slaakt *1»? K almonds BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS $ 0 0 9 BEEFCHUCK-BONELESS BEEF CHUCK-BONE IN-CENTER CUT Z Ml cup rum Cube Steaks ^ lb Fillet Steaks *“lb Blade Roasts *“ ; Dough 1 1 BEEF RIB SMALL END-9th-12th Ribs $2.79 lb. BEEFCHUCK-BONELESS ]j 1/S cup warm water $059 * 1 ” BEEF CHUCK -BONE IN-CENTER CUT ;(110" - IIS-F.) Rib Roasts ah-8thRlBS ^ lb Shoulder Steaks * 1 “ BEEF RIB-BONELESS FORMERLYIMERLYDELk DEL MONICO $ 4 5 9 BEEF CHUCK-LEAN & MEATY BEEF CHUCK-SEMI BONELESS 2. O O 3 _ • 2 pkgs. active dry yeast ; 4 to 4W cups Pillsbury's yRib Eye Steaks "*t ib Beef for Stew Underblade Roasts m jBest* Bread Flour OCEAN SPRAY-4a OZ BTL A A D I o o. o. Oi s: S' » Vk cup sugar DUNCAN HINES ig.^oz LCUSTOMCUTW j A p f.Q a M ITnHPR SHOP CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER 8 8 5 ' g ■? 3 • 1 teaspoon salt Cake Mixes p»g 69^ Cranberry Juice 99^ = :S 2 < | . S DUNCAN HINES 23 OZ M M KEEBLER-8 OZ BOX BEEFCHUCK-WHOLE-16to20 Powdered sugar AVAI. WCD-SAT-FtoCSHCOOFIXETStiMlBef ^ R Q SIXOASP 9mm RJCEDMP Mir FRESH POLLOCK FILLETS T lb Processor Preparation Party Am L Party AasL %'*T* BOX-O-CHICKEN 49!b Grease a cookie sheet. In CAFN X3HNS-FA0ZEN a . . * A 4 A 7 9 UUPSUCfbCACON lit PH ll-M) medium bowl, combine all Shrimp Cocktail 3 AMfPAOE ' -KCForMiAT ttt) CHICKEN LEGS 4 .^ .0 9 ; = r '< r n o hour or longer, stirring oc- Ginger Ale sn 79* ^ g h e t t i lSauce CAP N JOHN S-PCELED A DE VEmCO-rAOZEN tw ^ O <-» J II ANN PAQE'BAB) LunchaonAaat. Bologna pkfr * r * FRESH-CMCKEN lidMQ c B- • casionally. Dissolve yeast FRITO-LAY 7 02. •b a b y 16 02 , S4 9 9 8 8 .g .8 | 8 • 3 f ! 1 1 1 1 ? Doritos MO fST Kosher Dills Medium Shrimp W ^ t/i O m f’ E g - « o i ! in Warm water. Lightly l*r Breast Cutlets *Tib 8 8 l O p ■ < 2 ^ 5 -0 s ' N 2 ro n m Vi O V - ; spoon flour into measuring • E s a - - O- E 2 " P g g - ^ o o EARLY CALIFORNIA-SELECT Oi 2 ■o 2 g e | ;cup; level off. Position 2 .0 ■2. a> a - * 3 3 . “ - o S B 3 „ ^ " 3 2 knife blade in processor f 3 3 S2, 9 o p S 2 S3 ^ rts P P - BOILED PITTED 2 a ? : o E 2 ^ w 2 3a . 8^ ’ 2c/» 2 •< Q. • bowl. Combine 1 cup flour, • E 2 8 “ ■<8 1 .2 _ O g l ' e s Mixed § 3 - ^ 8 • « 5 ^ o' 9- ! 4 cup sugar, salt, milk, W EtBpire Q n r. • VI O. 03 £.?> rS o1 ONIONS OLIVES cr o g ' g i 2 o ■ 8 * 2cup butter, almond 16 OZ. jar APPLES 0 :i, NUTS. (u S a o g* o ■ 8 g a. o . S ' S. ° S “ 2 extract, lemon rind, egg S -g 8 a. 03 o. 03 -•• O. P • and dissolved yeast. C ^ M I—■ p a p S o n P Walnut IS O O n a o a. -n 3 5 - S-' o ! a* sr*9 '< ^ ! Process 2 minutes. Add 2 Fresh $ 1 2 ' cups flour; process just un- MEATS p-a < Q. ■ P O P {/i >T MUSHROOMS X- 1 2L 03 ES'E. S 3 -S S ST ^ 2 til blended. Turn out onto < 2 ^ ^ ^ m O-** ^ 1 F<> VI 2 5 =T : 3 w P — 4 9 ^ 1 5 9 & ^ o 5-« : 2 floured surface; knead in 1 Psscal Tropicaiia •r.- (jQ 5T ! | P a r-» 9. w o 8 S 3. § 3 ■g X O ' ! • cup flour and fruit 1 O i c . § - & l CaERY OtUBBEJU § 0 N < tZ) 2 S ’ o — t/>8 - 1 2 * < 2 8 q ^ ™ s49 ! mixture. If necessary, add * o r* o ■? 8 3 S -a ^ BARBARA DE£-CHRISTMAS| NESTLES-CHOCOLATE « o- £-^ oe iS i~j® pQ, • additional flour to make a 4 INCH g* ^*9 JE. ^ *2 - Sq'S Cookies 22 0* 5 Morsels French’s Russet$13 Holiday POT o ■ 3- = 80 2 soft dough (dough will be MR, CRAB a MR. SHRIMP , I o ' S T 8 “ g w — 8 — ‘^■6 ' POINSEHIAS 9 0 2 ^ i . • slightly sticky). Place Crab Meat »n ’ Tiny Shrimp can I POTATOES 10.;^ H t/3 O. S£. « “ (A a^ I O ^ I dough in greased bowl; FRESH g-2.=^S — E ’B S' i 1 cover loosely with plastic KING SIZE-KRINKLE " e :: M iriiiite d s s ? f | Q M rdlHddy II C M 5— o o o 2 wrap and cloth towqj^ Let yi ^2.1 •3 7 2 2 3 =;! 2 rise in warm place until STATE LINE IWHL. KERNEL ARTKHORE Cran­ • light and doubled in size, POTATO chips! corn Pitted Fruit ^ a ,03 ! about 2 to 2 2 several times to remove all £ • a *o P 2 Q. 9* c/» 2 a *a fi. 3' T 2. a /< P c/a c/3 • air bubbles. Allow to rest C fti S. -.^*9 S 7 ^ 9S a •§ DAIRY _ C O *9 nua r 9Q o 2 .15 ^ !on counter, covered with A&P Tree Sweet O "1 O 3 ® ! inverted bowl, for 15 FRENCH'S SAUCE 2 minutes. On lighly floured CREAM e O O ORANGE I Worcester- c P surface, roll into a 12-10- ' shire '■g o o C! 9* JUICE o i o * a • O P M P inch oval. Brush with 1 CHEESE 3 a Si 0 .3 s*. 2 S SWEET MIXED 32 ozXSAD '^ozMKasuzs 8 OZ. pkg, 12 02 can 79' ^ Miracle ^ 5 3 0 ; ^ SS j£ ^ 2. > tablespoon melted butter; Vlasic Pickles i« 0 9 Sweet Peas o • UQ O 9- o sprinkle with 2 tablespoons OVERNIQHT-16 CT PKQ tiM Q A&P PILLSBURY-8 OZ CONT BIRDS EYE-10 OZ PKQ _ ^ . Whip COOKED sugar. Fold one half, Johrwon's Diapers m Foil Wrap ILoliSS* Crescent Rolls Cauliflower ^Q C CHOCOLATE Of NATURAL Roast Beef *3” p O cr*9 C/l *9 CT O O p) O' lengthwise, to the center. HOOD-GAL CONT $4)39 or Broccoli "T w ^ ^ O v altin e $<|49 CREAMY Illl-S g.q|. ° “ s !.-S S- g 5’ 3 E 2 . E 8 H. ;S ^ = ; ; 2 Ji 9 02 lar 8 § w 3 ELoS. I o> ^ ^ o ft. p .. ” Fold the other half to the SPRUCE OR EMPRESS Orange Juice tC ^ Drink Mix Potato Salad 49t jf ^ g. 8 OJ y rr l ip l a* l o i :■—^ ' • S g I 3 ac E ' BIROS EYE ■< 2. 2. 2 “■ S' I "" 0 “^ 8 ^ 0 9"^^ * ^ Crt P 3 O B “ - ' ; center, overlapping the SEALTEST-16 OZ CONT DIGESTIBLE DELICIOUS ! • H S’ 2 B b -2 5-g 59 Shortening & TASTY ° S.-:3' n o SC |-2.fT> 2 7Q C l IP C C {^rushed C V i (A ^ (A A4P-0RANGE.LEM0N0R ^ ^ . CARNATION * 2 “ O N O o jr r* o o 3 p •» o ^ i o . > s O E ^ ® r on greased cookie sheet, O L IU C O OR CHUNKS Cheddar chMtt ^ Tuna Salad 7Q p Q P O ft.70 OJ «> n' E ; _ E ° r . ^ o a l ^■9 B " g a - ; o (A a J.. r Brush with remaining 20 OZ. can AAP-GRATED ROMANO OR < ^ 9 Raspbe^y Q, Coffee ZZ02 $469 WISPRIOE-CHEESE a. —.q — ts3 p ^ u5 ‘ p ^ PL Sim3 - -“--a P ^ ^ S B O l- c 3 3 ^ 2 Sherbet cm U w * 2 ^ S.& I' 2: ? = 1 p ::■ p o o ■ melted butter. Cover, let Parmesan eoxp.a'i Male I*' I Edam Balls 1C ■ e <*a 2 a = " 5' 3 03 p ^ ' ' , < "I 2 3 < —3 -O ? 3O - ^ 2 °"1 o ' rise in warm place until AXELROO 8 0 , M C * RICH'S CHOCK-FUU-O-NUTS-FROZEN PENN COUNTRY a 13 , 3 9* W ^ . v> T —• P — a. ; . I'.S 3 i . ■ ?r 3 TD P ^ '3 _ mm S 9 “> o f 18 2” tA O "’ a ' doubled in size, about I Sour Cream com *19 Coffee Pound 16 02 $ ^ 9 Chicken Roll * 2 “ P N P 2 2 3 5 £ p S ' ' m • C 3 P p ^ 9 a* 9 S P o CO 0> 3 3. o a f t O *= O 3 *9 IMPORTED-NORWEGIAN “"u < 2,' 3 o _a o 3 I ‘I* 3 3 O “ § g 2 S 0 ^ 3 —• (A 3 hour. Heat oven to 350° F. AAP-BALLS OR SHREDDED Rich . ^ 5 9 * Cake »'<<> I ■ w Si fs SS I . (A 9Q & P 0 3 0 L ft. *9 ft. 3 O (/) 90 <" 7 2-7 B, ' Traditional Preparation AUMVOat , Prepare pan, fruit BETTY CROCKER Oliistte-OiipoMbIt CORN OK. Yorkshire m m ' mixture, yeast and flour as WHIBTLER ?7$099 GOOD NEWS « UT9i 10 i OZ. ENGLISH T 0 *2?* 2'*^ K m , directed above. Use Vi PILLSBURY I PIE CRUST TEAKETTLE‘S W RAZORS ^ w * ^ ' teaspoon grated lemon rind AAP___ K illi Strong Mouth Odors MS d m o s S - i r n MUFFINS SJpVgsl C o •I I and Vi cup softened butter. r i » ' S i ’ S MIX COFFEE lOOotl SIGNAL 24 02 1 ntguMi or Uaaallad imParirorfftmi o '1 ' Combine flour mixfure in T1 OZ pKgs 1 a - » I S FILTERS MOUTHWASH CRACKED OR 100% WHOLE 7 M { large bowl. Blend at low pkS ura i c ” * I'S- Hmyy Outy-C, 0. * Van Z Ptek 35* on Ltboi Doodorant Wheat Bread '|>8,790 4 , speed until moistened; CArMmaa FMorIM ^ —. - < b^t 3 minutes at medium e v e r e a d y ^ O A P DRY IDEA 2402 i 6 atmeal Bread 55* ^■•3 r 'f t , speed. By hand, stir in 3 BATTERIES Lr o u o n ROYAtluktbsSS' 1 CRESOENT MARUE OR GOLD A J M J ' cups flour and fruit JaapAaal.orHotPI«kup CiMOOMa Pound Cake