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By United Press International riot at a Katowic'e coal mine where police fired on strikers killing seven Riot police. followed up bloody Related stories and leaving 80 people injured clashes that killed seven miners and on pages 4, 5. Wednesday night. injured more than 400 people across Hundreds of demonstrators Poland with teargas and clubs to shouted, “ Gestapo, Gestapo” and “ Solidarity” at the riot police who drive off defiant protesters from the M ore than 400 peop le w ere charged repeatedly into their ranks. cobblestoned streets of Warsaw’s reported injured across the country, The Soviet news agency Tass Old To'wn, reports said today. most of them in the port of Gdansk, and witnesses today described the reported the Katowice incident 8 Reports from Warsaw said not country as an armed fortress with today, quoting an official govern­ police banged their shields with ment statement carried by the clubs like hunters flushing game as two giant concentration camps. There were no reports of injuries Polish news agency PAP. they formed a moving skirmish line in the Warsaw crackdown, which Austrian Chancellor Bruno to break up demonstrations by Poles came two hours before Polish Kreisky told a Vienna news con­ protesting the martial law ference today the Katowice killings, Television told the nation about a crackdown in the capital Thursday. the declaration of martial law in Poland and recent events in the Mid­ dle East had combined to create the worst international crisis in 40 years. Bumps in road “The situation is very, very dangerous,” Kreisky said. “ It is, in fact, the most dangerous situation since World War II.” Several hundred protesters were driven from Poland’s Victory to winter over' Square, a massive concrete plot' alongside Polands Tom b of the Unknown Soldier. By Lisa Zowada "But obviously, they feel they’re The demonstrators, ignoring a martial law decree against group Herald Reporter plowable or else they wouldn’t have given permission to leave them as. assemblies, gathered at the Square Even though most of the town’s they are,” said Wajcs. in 5-degree weather to light candles water rehabilitation project has Wajcs said that in some spots on’ ■ around the 20-foot cross of flowers been completed and the roads in­ Main and Center streets the tem­ laid on the ground in honor of the volved permanently or adequately porary paving is an inch lower than late Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski. paved, it will still be a bumpy ride the existing, original road level. A half-mile away, riot police over Main and Center streets this He said this particularly true of lobbed a tear gas grenade through winter. the stretch of Center Street, from the side door of Holy Cross church in The town and the contractor doing the Municipal Building to Mr. Steak. Warsaw’s Old Town to disperse water main work under the roads The |20 million water rehabilita­ another crowd. Witnesses said have received permission from the tion project, which includes the con­ police chased demonstrations state Department of Transportation struction of a storage tank and a through the narrow cobblestoned to leave the roads onlv temporarily water treatment plant and im- streets after they fled the church. E paved this winter, according to provemnets to well fields, has In Sweden, a Polish truck driver William Keish, director of com­ caused some pot-holed, uneven who arrived by ferryboat said he munications for the DOT. The state roads in the process of digging up heard reports in Poland that is responsible for the roads, the only old mains. Contractors would tem­ workers occupied a civil defense two state-m aintained roads in porarily patch the areas they were arms depot in the northern Sczcecin Manchester. working on to make the roads shipyards and threatened to explode The contractor, one of 15 cleaning, passable, and the practice had 'com pressed gas on a small island 'Enriched Flavor MERIT topples leading higher tar replacing, and relining about 45 angered residents who had to endure nearby. Herald photo by Pinto miles of pipe, has not yet completed roller-coaster rides over the roads Warsaw radio reported that fac­ C work in the Main and Center streets ' during daily commutes. tories in the area “ had got down to area, said Highway Department The town, trying to quiet com ­ normal work” today. The radio also Checking things out brands in tests comparing taste and tar combined. Superindentent Fred F. Wajcs. plaints about the bumpy conditions, reported that the Communist Par­ ’The work is scheduled to resume held a press conference a few ty’s Warsaw committee had met and stressed “ the importance of ab­ in the spring. months ago to explain the working Jeremy Harford, left and Kristin Harford, are Conference of Churches. The toys are at the solute respect for all the strict con­ Whiie Wajcs didn’t comment on procedures. It also put up signs checking out some toys that will go to less former Watkins Store on Main Street. what the driving over the roads will along the road telling grumbling ditions of martial law and of obser­ Parents who have letters from a local social ving law and order.” fortunate children for , Christmas. Their be like this winter, he did say that drivers that bumpy roads were a worker may pick up the toys, today from 1 to One low tar cigarette continues the state would probably find “small price to pay for clean “ Every place is completely ringed mother, Marjory Harford of 115 Falknor MERIT Takes Taste Honors. 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. or Saturday from 9 plowing the streets “ not too with troops and army hardware.” Drive Is a volunteer for the ’’Toys for Joy" a.m. to noon. to challenge higher tar smoking — In the second part o f this pleasant.” Please turn to page 8 said the driver of a Red Cross truck. Program sponsored by the Manchester Area and win. extensive new study, former Latest research offers the most higher tar smokers confirm that Cold glazes What do U.S. officer abducted; conclusive evidence yet confirm­ MERIT taste is a major factor in ing MERIT as the proven taste completing their successful switch you think? alternative to higher tar smoking. road slush Manchester Herald readers, are being asked to search finds no clues from higher tar brands. participate in a nationwide poll measuring public opinion in “ grass roots” America. MERIT Beats For the third time in five days, snow and ice made the Confirmed: 9 out of 10 former In order to have each viewpoint count, readers VERONA, Italy (UPl) - with a pistol butt, stuffed him into a, was a Red Brigades action. morning commuter run seem more like a Winter Olym­ are asked to complete fully the questionnaire on Thousands of police manned truck, took him to a van and sped An anonymous caller told the Toughest Conpetitors. pics event, but the Manchester area luckily escaped any higher tar smokers report page 7 and return it to the Herald by 5 p.m. roadblocks and patrolled highways away. They left his wife bound in Milan office of the Italian news serious problems. Tuesday, Dec. 22. throughout northern Italy today in a chains. agency ANSA the kidnapping was The latest snowfall began about 3 p.m. ’Thursday The questionnaire may be either hand-delivered In impartial new tests where MERIT is an easy switch, that hunt for the Red Brigaded kid­ Police early today extended the carried out by the Red Brigades. afternoon but it was the icy buildup that caused most of to the Herald office at 10 Brainard Place or mailed hunt from Verona to regions around “ We have kidnapped General James the traffic tie-ups and fender-benders, accoriding to nappers of U.S. Brig. Gen. James L. to the paper at One Herald Square, Manchester, Milan, Genoa and Venice. Foot Dozier," the caller said. ‘ ‘A com ­ brand identity was concealed, the they didn’t give up taste in Highway Superintendent Frederick F. Wajcs Jr. Dozier. Ct., 06040. But by early afternoon the patrols with trained police dogs munique will follow." “ As soon as the sun went down, the moisture on the Your name is not required on the questionnaire, searchers had found no trace of the combed the countryside around The Red Brigades. Italy’s most overwhelming majority of|smokers roads turned to glaze, and we couldn’t do anything with switching, and that MERIT is the only your opinion. abductors of the top-ranking Verona in an all-night hunt. feared terror,gang, kidnapped it,” he said. A crew of senders fought the storm until The sampling results will be published in the American officer at the Verona Prime Minister Giovanni former Prime Minister Aldo Moro about 10:30 p.m. when snow plows hit the streets to com ­ reported MERIT taste equal to— best-tasting low tar they’ve ever Herald, then sent on to the White House. headquarters of NATO’s Southern Spadolini, Interior Minister Virginio in 1978. After holding him for 54 plete the job. Continued participation in the series of polls will Europe Land Forces Command. Rognoni and Defense Minister Lelio days, they dumped his bullet-riddled 8 The light snowfall, which dropped about 2-2V4 to in- or better than —leading higher depend upon the cooperation of the readers. Each Dozier, 50, was at home with his Lagorio met with secret service and body on a central Rome street. tried. ' ches on the area, paralyzed traffic on sortie of the hillier poll will appear only one time so that different daily wife Judith, 47, Thursday when four anti-terrorist police well into the In Washington, a White House news events will not influence responses. tar brands. Year after year, in study men dressed as. plumbers bluffed night to plan the police operation. spokesman said President Reagan Please turn to page 8 their way inside, hit him on the head Police said they had no doubt it was following developments. Moreover, when tar levels were after study, MERIT remains revealed, 2 out of 3 chose the unbeaten. The proven taste Budget package OK'd Family faces bleak Yule MERIT combination of low tar and alternative to higher tar smoking Index .The Manchester Area cheaper apartment but with HARTFORD (UPI) - A with changes in various other taxes caucus. Conferences of Churches is again nothing n^'ore than welfare to live good taste. - i s MERIT. legislative committee has approved and fees that would,bring -the state Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, making its Seasonal Sharing on, this one, also, is becoming too Advice ...... a compromise package of tax in­ within $9 million of covering the co-chairman of the Finance, Appeal in the hope of aiding more expensive. Area towns . . . creases and spending cuts estimated deficit. Revenue and Bonding Committee, than 250 area families and in­ 'The father can’t even begin to Business...... to l)ring the state within $9 million of . Although the package won support also predicted that lawmakers had think about Christmas and gifts Classified...... doing away with an $83 million at a Democratic ^nate caucus, not seen the end of debate on the un­ dividuals during the holidays. for his wife and child. C om ics...... budget deficit. leaders of th.e_L.egislature’s incorporated business tax. O Philip Morris Inc. 1981 One of these families has a two- Anyone who wants to help this Editorial ...... In approving the package Democratic majority said further The business tax was a sticking Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined and-a-half-year-old baby.' The family and others may leave food Entertainment Thursday, the Finance, Revenue changes were likely before a final point Wednesday when the finance and gifts at the Santa booth at the That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Reg: 8 mg "tar," 0.6 mg nicotine—Men: 7 mg "tar;' 0.5 mg L ottery...... and Bonding Committee rejected budget-balancing plan won adoption. committee deadlocked 17-17 on two father is out of work and a second MERIT Obituaries — separate packages, one of which in­ child is due in January. Parkade, at Heritage Savings nicotine—100's Reg: 9 mg "ta r;' 0.7 mg nicotine—100's Men: Gov. William O’Neill’s call for an Senate President _Pn)._Tempore The Wife a has developed a- and Loan Association, or at any Peopletalk — expanded version of the state’s 'con­ James J. Murphy, D-Franklin, said cluded a call for repeal of the tax. 10 mg "tar," 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Repon Mar;81 Kings&KX)^ kidney problem. She is also firehouse in town. Checks may be S p orts...... troversial unincoiporated business the Democratic Senate caucus The deadlock persisted despite mailed to Mancehster Area ' Television :... tax. didn’t make any recommended lobbying Wednesday by O’Neill, who scheduled for hip surgery as soon Conference of Churches, Box 773, The package left the current changes because it expected the had called some lawmakers from as the baby is born. business tax untouche^and coupled package would be altered by House th e hospital where he was The family has moved to a Manchester, Ct. 06040. $11.7 million in cost-saving measures Democrats, who also were in Please turn tu page 8

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wasn’t hit LOS ANOELE8 trees, and directional signs. ’The appointment of a citizens’ in conjunction with the Cheney Mill provements in the appearance of the L O W E 8 1 the bank, is a member of the sub­ ’The developers have said that the Drawings showing the proposed LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) - Chief Justice TEMPERATURES committee to work for the passage street improvements and other Historic' District rehabilitation.” district, such as new street lights in 32 0 0 committee. a style compatible with the historic improvemnets have been made by Warren Burger says he knocked a televi­ O R L E A N S of the Cheney restoration referen­ Manchester voters will be asked changes in the appearance of the A four-page resolution adopted by IfOfMO district, new bus stops and benches. the town Planning Department. sion camera off the shoulder of a CBS dum Jan. 12 will reportedly be an­ at a Jan. 12 special election to ap­ area must be made in order for the the Board of Directors Nov. 12 News crewman after it hit him in the nounced Monday. prove spending up. to $750,000 for devlopment to proceed. governs how the money may be used face, but a network official says A subcommittee of the Cheney public improvements in the Cheney If the referendum is approved, if voters approve the bond issue. videotape shows Burger was not 3 2 ^ 32^ The $750,000 pricetag was deter­ UPI WEATHER FOTOCA6T EO Brothers National Historical Land­ mill area. work on the rehabilitation could About collecting touched. mined by the town Public Works Silk diet mark District Commission, headed ■ ’The improvements would be con­ begin this spring,f the developers Russ MacKendrick writes about Rick Brown, Midwest bureau manager by Louise Nathan, is expected to centrated in the area of Forest and have said. Department. It includes a number of Silkworms fe ^ o n the leaves df for CBS News in Chicago, said Thursday street improvements, such as the stamps, coins and almost anything the white mulbafty. The worms will Garbagemen name members of the group at a Elm streets and Hartford Road, The referendum nn the bduot will collectible — in "C ollectors’ an unedited videotape of the incident press conference Monday at the around the Clock and weaving mills,' ask “for an appropriation of $750,’000 extension of Elm Street in front of feed on leaves if other members of shows Burger was not hit by the camera the weaving mill and resetting curbs Corner.” every Tuesday in The the mulberry family, but the quality back on job Manchester State Bank. which developers propose to for the acquisition of property and Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. or crewmen, who were attempting to in­ Weather Nathan Agostinelli, president of renovate into 350 apartments. for public improvements in the town or installing new ones, and im­ of their silk is then poorer. terview him about his association with NEW YORK (UPI) — Private gar­ formeh President Richard M, Nixon. bagemen, back on the job after a 17-day “All you have to do is look at the strike, worked round-the-clock today to videotape of the incident,” Brown said. remove mountains of rat-infested trash UPI photo “The tale is right on videotape.” Today’s forecast LAST from city streets in time for Christmae. In a copyright interview with the Lin­ Youth Gommission Partly cloudy today. Highs in the mid 30s. Partly Two-thousand private sanitation The National Christmas Tree on the Ellipse in Washington was lighted coln Journal, Burger said the camera cloudy and cold tonight. Lows in the teens. Saturday workers voted overwhelmingly to ratify lens “hit me in the chin.” He said there variable cloudiness windy and cold with a 40 percent MINUTE a new contract Thursday, ending a Thursday night by President Reagan from the East Room Of the White appeared to be a rubber ring arounci the House. Reagan did not travei to the Eiiipse because of security chance of snow flurries. Highs in the mid to upper 20s. walkout over wages that left 100,000 tons camera, end and “1 didn’t get hurt.” Winds becoming northwest 10 to 15 mph through tonight, of garbage rotting on sidewalks during problems. Brown said as Burger got in an SALE increasing slightly Saturday. offers homework help the holiday shopping season. elevator and turned around, he stepped "U s a load off rny mind and a load off toward the camera and knocked it to the our curb," said Gary Koenigisberg, ground. The videotape of the iqcident, Extended outlook WE SAVE YOU MONEY 2-DAY SAIE Open 8 to 10 owner of Hartley restaurant on Manhat­ Reagan lights Yule tree which Brown said was not edited when going to lose out. Miss Gatzkiewicz structure of the school system. Extended outlook for New England Sunday through The 'Youth Commission tan's fashionable Upper East Side. shown on Wednesday’s CB§ Evening Wednesday offered to help the said. The Board of Education Planning Salvatore Spinelli, the chief negotiator WASHINGTON (UPI) - The threat of one, but several widespread sources, and News, shows the camera did not strike Tuesday; Board of Education in two areas — The commission passed a motion Committee is currently studying NEW 1981 STYLES . p u J p the alleged Libyan hit squad altered a we have complete confidence in it," MuHHarliuKftts, Klimie Island and Connerlioiil: for the 490 private carting firms affected Burger, Fair Sunday. Mostly cloudy, chance of flurries Monday monitoring a homework policy and asking the board to closely monitor whether the schools should be by the walkout, said the backlog of trash White House tradition - the lighting of Reagan said at the news conference, "It “It's very clear. Burger turns around, deciding-the future grade organiza­ the policy. Miss Meridy said she will organized on a middle school ■ the National Christmas tree by the presi­ would be very foolish of us_to relax any and Tuesday. Daytime highs in the upper 20s to mid 30s. (grades six through eight) or junior ^ r u i __ should be removed in five days. and all you see is a camera going to the Overnight lows will be mostly in the teetis and low 20s. tion. < ■ be involved in monitoring the policy TIMEX "We should be cleaned up in time for dent. of the security measures," said Reagan, floor," Brown said. “It's totally obvious ’The commission was critical of on the high school level. high (grades seven and eight) basis, Christmas." he said. “This is our Christ­ President Reagan,- who just hours While it was not the first time the Maine, New llaiiipHliire; Chance of snow north and In other business, the commission when the ninth grade moves into the he aggressively went forward and flurries south Sunday and Monday. Fair Tuesday. Highs the Board of Education’s recently- mas present to New Yorkers." earlier told a news conference that he Christmas tree lighting’has been carried knocked the camera down.” adopted homework policy, which passed a motion suggesting that a high school. i The workers, who belong to Local 813 considers the threat “real," Thursday off by presidents absent from the scene, Brown said the crew had “staked out” in the teens north and 20 south. Lows in the single sets suggested guidelines for the member of the Youth commission That, move is estimated,to take 25% OFF Reagan was first to use a remote device numbers north and teens south. Of the Teamsters Union, eturned to .their triggered the outdoor lighting by flipping a downtown building in hopes of amount of homework teachers serve on any committee that is place in 1987. New Shipment - Just Arrived. jobs immediately after Thursday's . a switch inside the White House. when the tree was just across the street. questioning Burger before a luncheon Vermont: Chance of snow through the period. Highs created to determine the future should assign at each grade level. Latest styies - Quartz ft Eiec- ratilication vote. Out since Dec. 1, they Traditionally, presidents have lighted President Roosevelt lit it by remote about charges made in a book by former in the teens. Lows in the single numbers. Because most of the youth I won a three-year contract providing a the tree in person at the Ellipse, a grassy control from Hyde Park, N.Y., in 1943 NEW tric • Thin eiectric • Seif Wind Nixon White House aide 'John members are students at \z3 J L O r/ $90-a-week increase in wages and fringe park located between the White House and 1944; President Truman turned it on Ehrlichman that Burger discussed National Forecast Manchester High School,' they were MENS • Divers • Nurses • Sports from Independence, Mo,, in 1951; and benefits. and the Washington Monument. matters pending before the court with 12 particularly concerned with a provi­ QUARTZ NEW President Eisenhower flipped the switch By United Press International Liti e Rock pc 60 The workers, who pick up about a third "Information on this entire matter Nixon while he was in office, City & Fest Hi Lo PCD Los Angeles e 78 56 sion that calls for “one minute of From LADIES ■rimu:: in 1955 from Gettysburg, Pa. 48' 20 Louisville cy 38 16 of the city's 24,000 tops of garbage a day, (Libyan hit squad) has come from not Albuquerque c 63 14 homework for each minute of class IQUAifrz ^ j u i r Anchorage r 39 32 '.W Memphis c Panel elects had been making an average of $350 a Asheville pc fO 27 Miami Bech pc 77 6Ti time” at the high school level. * ” week. Atlanta cy 48 2fi Milwaukee pc 19 07 Rebecca Meridy, a Youth Com­ 12 to Israel braces Billings c 26 16 Minneapolis c 08 -00 Widow gets cash if singie Birmingham c 26 .06 Nashville • pc 60 20 mission member who is also a stu­ > 1 1 Boston s 34 27 .11 New Orleans c 77 38 dent representative to the Board of 30 deaths Brwnsvll Tx.pc 84 37 .02 New York cy X 34 on Golan Oklahm Cty pc 29 13 Education, reported that the Board new officer Buffalo s 28 17 .08 NEW YORK' (UPI) - An elderly sailing alone in his luxury yacht. Magi­ Charlstn S.C. r r<9 .V) .09 Omaha cy 04 -12 of Education adopted the homework / I \ Charltt N.C. pr 47 3S Philadelphia s 37 31 laid to storms millionaire yachtsman who mysteriously cian, from the vessel's berth near Stam­ MAJDEL SHAMS, Golan Heights 48 policy Monday, despite objections rhicago pc 23 07 .b j Phoenix c 76 By Nancy Thompson planning to find out how to disband vanished at sea left one-third of his for­ ford, Conn, (UPI) — Israel massed new tank forces ('leveland s 29 20 .32 Pittsburgh s 27 23 from the student representatives. the commission. “Those people that By United Press International tune to his 25-year-old wife — on the con­ The will, signed last Feb. 3, provides on the Golan Heights to guard against (‘olumbus s 28 22 .02 F’ortlana Me. s 33 27 Miss Meridy said the represen­ HeraW Reporter SAVE SAVE SAVE Dallas c IS, 21 Portland Ore. r 46 42 were here were discouraged,” Kane dition she not remarry. that if his wife remarries or dies, Providence s ,33 28 tatives were satisfied with the Arctic cold gripped much of the nation Syrian attack but the U.N. Security Denver c 39 21 The Youth Commission took its said. In a will filed for probate Thursday in Pamela's , inheritance goes to Council demanded that Israel revoke its Des t Moines c 09 —06 Richmond pc 46 38 board’s decision to create a today and a surprise blizzard that 27 06 .08 Salt Lak Ctycy 43 2f. first step toward revitalization Instead, he spoke to a fellow MHS MM Manhattan Surrogate's Court, 72-year- Detroit s monitoring committee to determine Reg. 69.99 44.80 slopped Chicago in its tracks threatened Richmond's three children. annexation of the region. Duluth cy 07 San Antonio c 60 26 Wednesday with the election of new teacher, Arthur Glaeser, who is 55.80 old Peter Richmond stated that his $3 Provision for Mrs. Richmond, whom K1 Paso c 60 24 San Diego c 67 M the effect of the policy. Reg. 59.88 The United States joined in the un­ 66 officers. chairman of the Conservation Com­ Noreico Rotatract to dump up to a foot more snow on the million estate should be split between his he met while she was a cook aboard his Hartford s 34 29 .13 San Franese cy 61 “If there’s a great increase we’ll Midwest. At least 30 deaths have been animous Council resolution that declared Honolulu c 82 74 San Juan pc 8T> 78 The commission members elected mission. “He said people don’t Rechargaabie Razor in Noreico wife of less than a year, Pamela, and yacht, was made in the will shortly after 28 ’i s Seattle r 61 41 have some say in stopping it,” Miss blamed on a weeklong blitz of storms. the legislation rushed Monday through Indianapolis cy 13 Gregory Kane chairman, Harry necessarily knock down his door, deluxe leather-look travel Rotatract ROTARY three grown children from two previous they married;- Parliament applying Israeli law to the Jackson Mss. c r.8 2T. Spokane cy 27 19 Meridy said. Adjustable 72 fiO Tampa pc 71 61 Veal vice chairman, and Jennifer that it’s up to the commission wallet. Has 45 litters & 45 _ The sudden, blinding Midwestern A $150,000 condominium in Palm Jacksonville pc Some members of the commission Triple-Headed RA20R marriages. Golan “null and void" Kansas . City p<* 12 -12 Washington pc X MacKenzie secretary. cutters for twin-blade action snowstorm caused hundreds of traffic Wichita pc 21 10 members,” Kane said. Razor .itli «S Hten, 45 Richmond, the Crompton corduroy Beach, Fla., that was jointly owned by During a Washington press conference Uas Vegas’ c T9 3fr said that a policy is unnecessary All three were elected without op­ “ We’re going to have to be respon­ Also has 9 closeness set- t accidents Thursday, including a 40-car fabric tycoon, disappeared Nov. 9 after because students already exceed the cuttore to out-perionn twin 38.88 pileup on a Chicago's Kennedy the couple apparently will go to the wife. Thursday, President Reagan said the position. sible. We’re going to have to keep tings. #1318 • bUdos! Mm h*s 9 doMoets suggested amount of homework in Reg. 49.95 h p i i s s Expressway, and plunged temperatures United States deplores “this unilateral Kane, a teacher at Manchester our eyes and ears open,” he added. Mttinft. MofW 1601 action by Israel which has increased the many classes. High School, is one of the main well below zero today in Missouri, “It’s not going to affect me,” “We dp have the power and we do SAVE *10 ISAVE *10 SAVE *8 Nebraska, and South Dakota, where difficulty of seeking peace in the Middle proponents of reorganizing the com­ have the jurisdiction to recommend Blast rips Mugabe building East." Lottery Laura Gatzkiewicz said. “I spent 3Vi mission in an attempt to be taken Mellete reported readings of 24-below, hours on calculus last night — and to the Board of Education and "It's a little nippy and there’s 5 inches Throughout the Heights, a general seriously by town officials and to be maybe show there are two sides to SALISBURY, Zimbabwe (UPI) - A African National Union-Patriotic Front strike shut down the occupied region’s that’s a lot more than the policy a more active commission. of snow on the ground, " said a Grand suggests.” everything and it’s time to get youth 19.70 Island. Neb., resident. It was 11-below in massive explosion ripped through the building. Firemen said the remaining four Druse Arab villages for the second Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire dajly: “If we’re going to exist, what we input.” straight day to protest Parliament’s Corrine Longo, an adult member 19.70 Grand Island today, two days after a national headquarters of Prime Minister floors of the building appeared in danger England Thursday: 3293. have to do is pull together,” Kane Our decision. Connecticut daily: 562. Rhode Island daily; 8228. of the commission, noted, ‘"The peo­ snow storm muscled through the state. Robert Mugabe’s ruling party today, of collapsing also. said. “We’re going to have to be a ^ i p f Reg. 29.95 “If anyone was in there, I don’t know In Majdel Shams, the largest Druse Connecticut weekly: 78, Vermont daily: 517. ple who want to work will take the ..A*"' "It's just downright cold. Lots of cars destroying two floors of the five-story watchdog and look out for other peo­ Reg. 29.95 NORELCO building and threatening the collapse of how they could have survived," the village at the north of the Golan, only the 235, 177526 blue. Massachusetts daily: classes that demand work.” ple, whether they like it or not. won't start." The commission members also Lady Remington Eiectric LADYBUG Our other floors. spokesman said. Israeli-operated bank was open. Israeli Maine daily: 852. 8803. “If we’re going to exist... we have Pennsylvanians, reeling from their said that many students are in­ Now you know SHAVER with untra-thin head SALON Flag. 42.95 34.70 third wintry storm in less than a week, Police had no immediate reports on Within 15 minutes firemen had a blaze police and border police patrolled all to be sure' there’s something to four villages. All access rpads were open volved in extracurricular activities Kuru, or laughing sickness, Noralco ‘Ladybug’ tor closer shavel Ultra-Slim Includes smooth-shaving razor dug out from 8-inch snowfalls and braced casualties but a fire brigade spokesman in the gutted offices under control. serve for.’ Shavar Easy-to-bokt design The explosion went off at 1.25 p.m, and traffic was unrestricted. or jobs, which are as important as afflicts only the Fore tribe of New design Is easy to hold and use. with easy-clean head plus nine Im­ for more snow- and statewide lows said there were "a l.ot of injured and as. school work to many students. Kane said he left the com­ with unique dual-action shav­ Elegant travel case. portant grooming attachments. In far as I know, one dead." . (6:25 a.m. EST) in the middle of the "We are disgusted with the Guinea and has been formally at­ ing. Haa coll-cofd and easy fllp- ranging from 5 degrees to the teens. “If you pile so much oh a kid that mission’s last meeting, the second Model #WER4000 a handy case. #HP2122. Residents were “panic buying" at A government spokesman said it was lunch hour and firemen said a number of Americans,” said Kamal Abu Saleh, a consecutive meeting-that was not tributed to the practice of eating up cleaning. Model #HP2127 Druse from Majdel Shams and a former they can’t handle it, the school’s human brains. grocery stores in icy northwest Indiana, believed that neither Mugabe nor any Christmas shoppers were injured by attended by a majority of members. SAVE SAVE «10l where 8 inches of snow fell Thursday and government ministers were in the flying glass. Syrian parliament member. “We think Almanac up to 20 inches were expected to be on building at the time of the blast. Shop display windows and those in of­ of the Americans as the No. 1 the ground bv the time the storm tapers Police and firemen immediately cor­ fices for two blocks around the party of­ democratic power and they let Israel get off. doned off the area around the Zimbabwe fices were shattered. away with this. By UnitetJ Press International Neighbors hit project Today is Friday, December 18, the 352nd day of 1981 CLAiROL with 13 to follow. 20 percent of the lots located within 500 feet of the INSTANT CLAIROL The moon is in its last quarter. By Scot French HAIRSETTER t9 9 llniaua ‘Foot Fixer’ P eopletalk proposed change object. Planning and Zoning Commis­ Rag. P r ic e ...... 44.98 HeraW Reporter REG. 29.95 The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. sion approval requires a two-thirds vote rather than a Sale Price ...... 35.70 The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. simple majority. 119.70 Residents opposed to a Lydall Street condominium ------LIGHTED Presto Hot Air Corn Pumper Mfi; MatHn Rabala...... 10 JO* Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ plan have succeeded in making the necessary zone The PZC tabled a decision on the zone change at its m ir r o r Have gteat light-tasting popcorn! No Nude pictures tarius. American composer Edward MacDowell was last meeting, and the matter is scheduled to be dis­ messy butter or oil needed. Delicious change a little more difficult to achieve. low-calorie treat for waist-watchers. FINM.COST.... 25.70 born December 18, 1861. Town planners verified this week that the owners of cussed at the Jan. 4 meeting. 5 2 7 9 9 #PN1 Use with or without water. #FF1 Helen Gurley Brown is looking for a beautiful REC3.*34Jt5 nearly 75 percent of the property surrounding the Developer Jack Davis has proposed building 160 man and is asking women to send her photographs On this date in history: proposed project on the Manchester-Vernon line signed townhouses and eight single family homes on about 15 of [ S A V E $6! of men, nude or nearly so. Mrs. Brown is editor in In 1865, the 13th Amendment to the Constitution the petition objecting to the zone change. The petition the 63 acres he owns off Lydall Street near the chief of Cosmopolitan magazine, which is holding its abolished slavery in the United States. was submitted at the hearing on the zone change. Manchester, Vernon-Bolton line. BRIAR first male centerfold contest. In 1915, President Woodrow Wilson — a widower for Zoning regulations state that if the owqers of at least He has asked the PZC to reclassify the zone from The winner will get $1,000 and have a “discreetly about one year — was married to the widow Edith Residence A to Planned Residence Development, to PIPES revealing photograph” taken by a professional Bolling Galt. allow for the Cluster housing. photographer and used as a Cosmopolitan-center­ In 1965, a U.S, spacesfiip returned to earth after spen­ However, residents at the public hearing earlier this fold sometime next year. ding 14 days in orbit. month charged that the proposed development would AM /FM R E G . $24.95 Mrs. Brown says the inspiration came from the In 1972, the United States resumed heavy bombing and Snow cancels D n O T A D I C *h8VD(fUL PUU cause ecological damage to the wetlands on the proper­ rU n I a b l e or 2o stutkms mag’s famous 1972 centerfold of Burt Reynolds, mining operations against North Vietnam after the com­ ty and generate serious treaffic hazards. •DC SPUKED SOUD which prompted other beefcake centerfolds over munists refused to agree to end the war. Davis mainitains that the project would have minimal FOR THE the years and caused thousands of readers to send adverse effect on the area, and says that the 125 single­ DISCRIMINATING L sAVE $4l in photographs of their menfolk. A thought for the day: American novelist Gertrude directors meeting family houses he now could build on the site would have^ SMOKER .. 3 Franklin Atherton said: “No matter how hard a man far greater impact. (»L0RS IMPORTED FROM •Red may labor, some woman is always In the background of The Board of Directors will tray again Tuesday to Davis received a zone change for the single-family 399 his mind. She is the one reward of virtue.” homes three years ago, but shelved the project because .LONDON •Green • ITALY defeat the elements and decide the fate of a proposed 27- •Yellow Changing times of a housing slump. * TURKEY REG. acre industrial park off Tolland Turnpike^ FAMOUS BRANDS $7.95 Love songs used to be so simple. Either the girl Snow-Covered roads forced the directors to cancel ’ GBD e • h ILSON LEONARD BERNSTEIN GOV. Vi/ILLIAM MILLIKEN ANTHONY HOPKINS their scheduled meeting Thursday night, thereby tabUng POCKET RADIO wanted the guy or the guy wanted the girl. Bu* Josie ... to play Quasimodo • PETERSON e Cotton, granddaughter of Texas oil tycoon Clinton ... going to Indiana U. ... to retire? discussion on the industrial park and a related decision • SEiVILLE • DR. GRABOW iOBAf W. Jbsey, has found a new twist to Tamour in her ManfliPBlpr lirralb on whether to sell 10 acres in the park to Economy Elec­ aiiRiKm family was unable to afford his tuition. It wasn’t till tric Supply, which has proposed a warehouse and new song “Johnny Are You Queer?” Governor going $6 OFF I IsAVE $ 1 ^ The punk tune has become the No. 1 all-time his wife Elizabeth died in 1976, after he had retired showroom on the site. 1 $1.2 from the bakery business, that he entered a Official Manchester Newspaper requested record on KROQ-FM, Los Angeles' Though his aides insist he hasn’t made his mind The directors are expected to approve creation of the seminary full-time. USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 67 38 largest “new wave-Top 40” station. up, William Milliken, Michigan’s longest-serving Industrial Park despite the opposition of the Advisory 40 69 The song tells of a girl’s struggle to seduce the governor, may announce this week his retirement Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by Park and Recreation and the "Youth Commission, which *4 boy she loves. Lyrics include: “Hey, Johnny, from elective politics. the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, have asked the land be preserved for recreation. T-Nt. ¥ what's the deal, boy? Is your love for real, boy? ... The Lansing State Journal quotes “a source close Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at A proposal to eliminate the town’s personnel super­ e e m im i visors position and consolidate the duties with the now And I saw you today, boy, walking with those gay to the governor” as saying the 59-year-dld Milliken Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address ELECTRIC boys, God, it hurt m^e so, and now I gotta know, will step down after his current term expires in Glimpses changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, vacant assistant general manager’s post has been BORKUM RIFF Johnny are you queen?" Manchester, Conn. 06(i40. dropped from the agenda at the request of Robert ^ A ll LIGHTER PIPE TOBACCO January 1983, ending 14 years in office. 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Fri., Dec. 18, 1981 M a y withhold more aid to Poland 'All you can see is i - t Reagan sees Soviets in crackdown if 4 tanks in the street' WASHINGTON (U PI).-Although further aid unless there is an end to our share to assist Poland in over­ I'ange” of other items, including was emphatic that he would not coming its economic difficulties but banking help and trade status, were raise taxes to cure the ballooning there is no sign Russian soliders the repressive tactics that have in­ NEW YORK (UPI) - A group of “ All you see is tanks in the street only if the Polish people are per­ involved. national deficit. ' two ends,” he said. “ We ran from a have joined the crackdown in cluded mass arrests and bloody Americans returning from Poland and soldiers standing around with mitted to resolve their own Reagan's statement Thursday gate to another street where we Poland, President Reagan says he clashes between Polish soldiers and Reagan said the “goal” of a described clashes between armed machine guns,” Ms. Duziewicz, 24, problems free of internal coercion appeared to indicate sterner steps stood in a large square. The police sees the hand of the Soviet Union in workers. balanced budget by 1984 would security forces and thousands of recounted. and outside intervention.” might await the communists in War­ followed us and everybody was the imposition of martial law in that The news conference, the sixth of probably not be realized, and said the defiant Solidarity supporters, who She said she returned home for the When questioned by reporters, saw unless there is some kind of yelling ‘Gestapo.’ communist nation. his administration, touched on differences between projected and yelled “ Gestapo” at charging holidays and hoped to return to Reagan declined to discuss what relaxation of the controls placed on “ Then the police sprayed water on '* '■ K - “ It would be naive to think this several subjects — from taxes to the real figures were due to the current government security forces. Poland so she can complete her the Solidarity labor union. many in the crowd, but I didn’t get would happen without the full Golan Heights — but Poland was the other “ initiatives and option” the recession and lingering high interest The 72 passengers, most of them veterinary studies at the University United States may be considering to Repeatedly, Reagan has warned wet,” he said. “ I tried to take some knowledge and the support for the dominant issue. rates. He described both as “ cir­ Polish-Americans, were greeted of Warsaw. After decrying “ coercion and the Soviet Union not to intervene pictures, but they took my film Soviet Union," Reagan told a assist the Poles. cumstances beyond our control.” with an emotional welcome as they . George Jaskiewicz, 23, of Chicago, The president is already holding iA militarily in Poland. Earlier this away.” 't s ' nationally broadcast news con­ violation of human rights on a stepped off the first passenger plane also said he returned home for the abeyance roughly $100 million Jn week. Congress -passed a measure Questioned about Israel’s annexa­ The flight, which left Warsaw at ference Thursday. "We .are not massive scale” that have occurred to arrive in New York since the holidays and hoped to return to in Poland since the crackdown by its ^ agricultural credits that was abmt calling for a total embargo on U.S. tion of the occupied Golan Heights 8:20 a.m. EST, was one of several naive.” start of martial law in the Soviet Poland to continue his studies at the ' to be given to Poland for such things exports to the Soviet Union if there in Syria, Reagan said the United flights leaving the embattled coun­ Reagan, who has already communist regime, the president PRESIDENT REAGAN, satellite. Central School of Policy and as poultry feed. An administration was Soviet intervention, .States w as'“caught by surprise” try for destinations that included suspended food shipments to said: ... "We are not naive.” Alicja Duziewicz of West Hart­ Statistics. Poland, said he may withhold “ We have always been ready to do spokesman later said “a wide On another matter, the president with the development. New York and Moscow. ford, Conn., was among those Jaskiewicz said he had attended a Kim Turner, 23, of Edison, N.J., aboard LOT Polish Airlines flight rally with thousands of people Mon­ said ” we were told that people were 006 from Warsaw when it landed at day night in front of Solidarity union being arrested, but I didn’t see any Kennedy International Airport at headquarters in Warsaw. of it.” 6:45 p.m. Thursday. “ The Dolice came at. them from ’ ’ People are out on the street and Carter criticizes Mideast policy there is business as usual,” she said. “ There are a lot of military parading around and some of them NEW YORK (UP) — Former President Jimmy Carter, in Carter said the crisis in Poland had worsened “ through no look like young children.” his first public comment on the Reagan administration since **(Reagan’s) attitude of belligerence fault” of Reagan. He said he supported economic assistance Soviets: Solidarity She said that she was on a five-day leaving the White House 11 months ago, gave his Republican and food shipments to Poland, would encourage the Soviet business trip to Warsaw as part of ■ i y successor a failing grade in foreign affairs. ... is not an adequate basis for Union to abstain from intervention and insist the military her plan to open an art gallery in the Carter chose the predominantly Republican and conser­ government in Poland honor the concessions it granted the Manhattan’s SoHo district. ■ American policy ...” vative Council on Foreign Relations Thursday night to give Solidarity La.bor Movement during the past year. was planning coup “ I’m glad to be back, but I’d go his first personal assessment of President Reagan’s foreign — Former President Carter back to Poland,” she said. ^ policy record. Accusing Reagan of failure to state a clear policy on the “1 saw soldiers walking in The^ MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet sidents, allegedly had a three-stage He sharply criticized Reagan on a wide range of foreign af­ Soviet Union, China and Japan, and on the Camp David ac­ streets with machine guns. I was Union says the Solidarity union plan of propaganda, terrorism and fairs, running from nuclear proliferation and China to human cords, South Africa and nuclear non-proliferation and human afraid,” said a woman in her 70s would have tried tg take over Poland arm ej uprising ready to use against 8 rights, and challenged Reagan to take a more aggressive he completed his 2S-minute assessment. rights. Carter said: ‘^These questions cry out for answers. who refused to give her name after if the Communist-controlled army the regime. The Soviet news agency position in seeking peace in the Middle East. Carter also said Israeli annexation of the Golan Heights leaving the plane. “ Where will we go from here? It is time for our leaders to had not acted to impose martial law. said they were trying to use the Carter reserved his most scathing comment for the was a violation of the Camp David accords and a “ tragic All flights were canceled Sunday clarify where we stand on such basic issues ...,” Carter said. “ Fratricidal war” may have been reforms achieved in Poland during current administration’s actions under the Camp David ac­ mistake.” when martial law was clamped on “ We are the natural leaders of the free world, and we need to only weeks away at the time Gen. the past year as a lever to topple the cords, the plan he engineered to bring Isreal and Egypt In a news conference later. Carter said he favored the nation and Polish airspace was UPI photo provide adequate ground for foreign and domestic support Wojciech Jaruzelski staged his socialist system. together in a mutual quest for peace. restoring the grain embargo against the Soviet Union — closed. for our policies — policies based on bipartisan continuity, military takeover, Tass said The account of the confiscated JIMMY CARTER "Have we abandoned this effort?” Carter asked his lifted by Reagan last April — if the Soviets increase their in­ Polish television, monitored documents and Solidarity’s ultimate She’s going honne ... urges grain embargo audience, which listened politely and only applauded when volvement in Poland. broad-ranging consultation and clarity of purpose.” Thursday. earlier in London, said aspiration to take over Poland was Soviet press accounts said ’ 'destinations and departure times” repeated in a series of similar ver­ documents confiscated from raided could be changed, but said the After President Reagan mentioned Katie in a sions by Tass. It apparently vvas Three-year-old Katie Beckett and her Solidarity offices in many cities chartered aircraft would fly to Lon­ news conference, the federal government across Poland have proved the becoming the official Soviet version parents, Julie and Mark, pack Katie’s Wanted don, Rome, Istanbul, Stockholm^ of why the Polish army felt it belongings in her Cedar Rapids hospital decided to allow her to go home and con­ existence of plans for “ a united Budapest, New York; Moscow and front of counter-revolution.” necessary to impose its harsh mar­ room, getting ready for her trip home today. tinue to receive Medicaid. Paris. fugitives The unionists, in league with dis­ tial law on the nation. Your Worth's Charge Card makes Christmas Shopping OPEN SUNDAY arrested so easy Free Gift Wrapping ; Suit: Ex-hostage, By United Press -5|L Quality gifts you'll be proud to give;..from Regal's.of course! International 11 For the first time, in its 1’! history, the FBI arrested cops abused pair two men on its 10 Most S ALE I Wanted list in a single day DAtLAS (UPI) — Former Iranian and his picture was in every store and on — a radical terrorist 1 ^ hostage Johnny McKeel accompanied 10 every telephone post out there. In fact, suspected in a string of Watson said that night, ’Well, look who’s bank robberies and bom­ police officers who broke into a couple’s home, beat the husband, shot their dog here, it’s Johnny McKeel’ and McKeel bings and a fugitive wanted looked embarrassed.” for the exedution-style and forced the partially clad woman to Christmas at hari(j, drag the animal across the floor, the cou­ Rice said McKeel could have been killings of four people. Santa, you named as a defendant “ for trespassing The arrests in Colorado ple claims in a $209,000 lawsuit. McKeel, apparently acting as a on private property,” but “ what we’re and California were for un­ savings, too... doing is suing the Police Department for E related crim es and o c­ pocket the savings reserve officer, carried a nightstick but did not abuse the couple in the March abuse of authority. McKeel really didn’t curred without incident have anything to do with some of the Thursday, the FBI said. genuine leather raid and is not a defendant in the suit, on butter-soft lawyer William A. Rice said Thursday. flagrant violations of police authority. John W. Sherman, a He sort of stood around,” form er member of the Rice filed the suit on behalf of George Jackson Brigade, a gioves Lawrence and Judy Watson of Balch terrorist organization that vinyis Springs, charging the Police Department The Watsons claimed the officers with abuse of authority and asking for took credit for a number of broke into their home about midnight on bombings and bank the $209,000 in damages. March 27, broke Watson’s toes, forced C robberies on the West Watson, 32, arid his wife said they were Mrs. Watson to remain nude and shot Coast, in the 1970s, was arrested without a warrant and unlaw­ their dog while their children looked on. picked up after he left his 13.99 fully imprisoned on misdemeanor “ What I didn’t put in the petition was REGAL’S HAS S T i m ANG STACKS OF home in Golden, Colo., and 14.99 charges of violating the controlled sub­ that the policq, after about 15 minutes, drove to a nearby service stances act for possessing lidocaine. let Mrs. Watson put her pants on but not station, the agency said. Values to $251 Save up to $101 That case is pending. her top.- They shot the dog and it was McKeel, a native' of Balch Springs, HAGGAR Sherman allegedly was Values to $221 Save up to $81 A brand new cotlectlonl Hand­ laying there all bloody,” Rice said. 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HARTFORD (U P I) - Gov. William in four to six weeks. They said the gover­ If no restaurant, another Old State House? O’Neill, who underwent open-heart sur­ nor could return to his job full-time in STAMFORD (UPI) - Residents of Serrani proposed the . tax as an alter­ gery two weeks ago, was back at the two or three inonths. neighboring states who commute to work native to Connecticut’s controversial tax O’Neill sidestepped questions about in Connecticut would be taxed to help on unincorporated businesses. However, town. But they apparently regard it state’s executive residence today, where Things are on hold until after the doctors say he must rest another four to how his health would affect a possible pay for the state’s transportation Serrani’s proposal was submitted after In this space a few weeks ago I “ It's impractical," said Nathan as a bit of a white elephant. The Jan. 12 special election, when voters six weeks before putting in any work campaign in the 1982 gubernatorial race. systems under a bill proposed by a the deadline for introducing new bills in talked about the nostalgic at­ G. Agostinelli the other day. The danger is that voters will draw the “ I won’t be jogging tonight, I can tell you will be asked to approve a $750,000 hours. legislative committee chairman. the Legislature’s special session. mosphere of Cheney Hall, and about former mayor is a member of the that,” he said. Sen. Thomas Serrani, D-Stamford, bond issue to pay for improvements same conclusion. O’Neill, hospitalized four weeks ago The regular 1982 Legislature convenes how a restaurant owner ought to be Cheney National Landmark Historic D^tors said there was no health said transportation in Connecticut will in February. Manchester to town roads in the area. today after suffering a mild heart attack, able to capitalize on that to hiS and Commission. “ Whoever leases and reason to prevent him from cam­ be jeopardized unless the state finds Serrani did not propose specific rates A “ whispering campaign’’ against was discharged Thursday from St. Fran­ the town's advantage. runs the building wants to make a AGOSTINELI.I HAS been cis Hospital and Medical Center where paigning. ways to bridge the revenue gap left by for his tax but said the amount would Spotlight the referendum question is sup­ They also said O’Neill should suffer no Unfortunately, though, the idea of, profit, and it would be very difficult working'for former state Sen. Lewis he underwent double bypass coronary pending federal cuts of $16.5 million. mirror what Connecticut residents are posedly under way, motivated, one serious psychological impact from his ’rh|e co-chairman of the Legislature’s having somebody lease the historic to find someone who could make a B. Rome, who is j>elieved by many surgery on Dec. 3. charged by the neighboring states where By Dan Fitts — Editor Cheney commission member has heart attack and operation. Transportation Committee said his plan profit: If we did, I'd be leery of to be the frontrunner for the “ I feel great,” the governor said they work. building for the luncheon and dinner " I think had he been sent home and not said, by fears that low income peo­ before leaving! “ I feel like a very, very to tax the estirpated 45,(MX) to 50,(K)0 peo­ For example, he said, Connecticut crowd appears to have died a quiet them." Republican gubernatorial nomina­ had the surgery, he would have ple will occupy the apartments fortunate individual.” ple who work in Connecticut but live residents who work in New York are death. And with it, possibly, hopes of Agostinelli said the costs of tion. “ I ’m part of the inner circle, wondered . whether he was capable of planned for the area if the road im­ O’Neill, 51, lost about 10 pounds while elsewhere would bring in $21 million an­ assessed at a graduated rate of 2 to 10 .saving Cheney Hall. bringing Cheney Hall up to modern the kitchen cabinet, you.could say,” doing a lot of things,” said Rixon. nually. provements go through. in the hospital and looked slightly pale percent. fire and safety codes and installing said Agostinelli.. If Rome becomes O’Neill suffered his heart attack short­ First, jay DuMond. a prominent when he departed. “ We provide extensive and expensive i “ While our residents have paid this tax There are so many unanswered governor, will Agostinelli' join, his ly after addressing a special session of Hartford restaurateur, toured the kitchen facilities and proper heating type of auditorium,” Weiss said. But if the Cheney area is to have ' His personal physician. Dr. John D. transportation services to non-residents, ' to other states for many years for questions about the whole project, building with General Manager and air conditioning would be ybry He was invoking the building’s its own restaurant, it is more likely administration? “ 1 doubt it,’ he Rixon, said the openheart surgery made the Legislature, which was called to deal and those people who come into the state transportation 'services, our residents Robert Weiss and told the Herald steep. He also said the building is a glory days, when the community to be in one of the mill buildings, he of which saving Cheney Hall is just a said. Aj?ostinelli was state comj)- -O ’Neill’s chances of another heart attack with the state’s $83 million deficit. on a regular basis and benefit from those have also had to bear the entire burden Lt. Gov. Joseph Fauliso, who filled in services should help support them,” later that he wasn't altogether im­ little off the beaten track. "'You're went there for dances and plays and said. part, that you have to wonder if the troller under former Gov. Thomas , “ lower than another person his age.” of our own Connecticut transportation for O’Neill while he was hospitalized, Gov. William O ’Neill appeared in good spirits Serrani said Thursday. services within our boundaries," he said, pressed. No "ambience” in the not going to have much walk-in lectures by celebrities like town will ever be able to bring it off. J. Meskill. Doctors said O’Neill would begin a hosted several Democratic leadership as he spoke to the media following his He said his “ Transportation Benefits “ This proposed tax on nonresidents basement, he said, and there were trade," he said. The Cheney commission is map­ Also working for Rome is Carroll ; twice-daily exercise program at his abolitionist Wendell Phillips and THE lUIKM NG question about meetings while legislators haggled over release from the hospital Thursday. Tax” would mirror commuter taxes im­ will provide equity among our surroun­ major structural problems with the According to Weiss, the ping a gigantic public relations push Brundrett, manager of Fountain home and could start working part-time suffragist Susan B. Anthony. Cheney Hall is whether enough peo­ tax package proposals. posed on Connecticut residents who work ding states and it will provide improved restaurant idea isn't dead, but it’s upstairs. Agostinelli envisions Cheney Hall ple care enough to donate the $500,- to start right after the holidays. It Village apartments ... Dominic J. in New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode transportation services for non-residents No other restaurateur has not one of the top uses foreseen for becoming kind of an east-of-the- 000 town officials claim would will have a lot of convincing to do in Squatrito, who defended the town ifl Island, New Hampshire, New Jersey and as well as our own residents.” expressed an interest in Cheney Cheney Hall. " I Think it (Cheney river Old State House, a place for all restore it,— and whether funds will a short amount of time. the famous federal racial bias casq; l\4acoor»hiic<»tf c Hall) provides the type of use more Hall, and now town officials are kinds of public as well as private be found years hence to keep Things would be easier if a whole is treasurer for Joseph Lieberman’} in line with its original use in the saying it wasn't such a hot idea in functions: lectures, receptions, operating costs from appearing in bunch of restaurateurs were lining campaign to be state attorney Please clip and'bring or mail to: The Manchester Herald, 1 Herald Sq., Manchester, Conn. community. We have a need for that the first place. weddings, political announcements. the town budget. up with bids to rent the hall from the general. Jufdge bars In Manchester QUESTIONNAIRE Marcus challenge loot testimony

WATERBURY (UPI) - Court trial on three counts as P elletier was being requires answer One of two men charged in of felony murder in the taken to state prison in the nearly $1.9 million of a April 16, 1979, robbery Somers after he escaped Purolator Security garage where three Purolator from the New Haven state 11 1. Which of these views comes closest to your thoughts regarding President Rea­ allegedly accused Water­ guards were slain. jail in September 1979. Bruce S. Marcus of Marcus this: , bury police of taking about Judge T, Clark Hull ruled The trial was recessed Thursday after Couture’s Communications Inc. has, single Can the communications gan’s plans to reduce or eliminate government social programs? | $39,(M)0 of the loot, a state Thursday that the account police sergeant has of the conversation in attorney, John Williams, handed, taken on a bureaucracy system proposed by Marcus, testified. which Pelletier allegedly asked for time to examine over the kind of communications simpler and less costly, still per­ Going too far □ Cuts are Just right □ Not going far enough □ No opinion However, the ac­ said police took the $39,(H)0 police evidence he claimed that should be used in the mit the kind of control and coor­ cusations allegedly made constituted hearsay was withheld from the emergency medical service in dination provided by the state- by Lawrence “ Buddy” evidence and was inad- defense. □ missibie in court. ' Williams had asked for a Manchester and elsewhere. backed system — controls and Pelletier will not be heard Earlier in the trial of mistrial or at least a delay ,On the surface, his position coordination that guarantees an by the jury in his Superior 2. Would you say the president is more c oncerned about serving poor people, low­ Pelletier, 38, of Waterbury in the case until January to seems to be that of David taking emergency patient will be sent and Donald Couture, 26, of give him time to read the on Goliath. Actually, however, to the right place in the right er income people, middle income people, upper income people, or would you say Wallingford, witnesses documents, which he the state EMS bureaucrats, tim e and put into the right hands testified that about $39,000 claimed he had never seen before. together with most of the for the rnedical care he needs? Track of the nearly $1.9 million he cares equally about serving all peop le? stolen in the robbery was George Marinan proper­ hospitals in the area, are the It is that control and coordina­ not returned after the ty officer for the Water­ combatants with the handicap, tion that in a disaster would en­ Poor people Lower income people Middle income people Upper in­ heist. bury Police Department, Mr. Marcus offers immediate sure that too many patients were EH EH EH appeal State prosecutors said had been summoned to the appeal. He talks of a plan he not sent to one hospital and two they would seek to put stand to present the bulky documents. But Williams says will cost only $10,000 as op­ few to another! come people EH All people equally EH No opinion □ Couture’s father, Albert Couture, on the stand on protested he never saw the posed to alm ost $90,000. He Marcus says his system will mulled today to pursue questioning material, and was not fur­ not preclude that benefit. Cressy 3. Do you approve or disapprove of the w ay the president is handling unemploy­ offers the wonders of automa­ I about the’ missing money. nished copies of the tion and at the same time Goodwin, EMS regional coor­ In court Thursday, state: documents. proposes a plan that relies large­ dinator, says it will. ment? NEWINGTON (UPI) Police Sgt. William Gordon After a brief recess, Hull Old Rock Road Corp. says tgstifjgj) jn the absence of ly on communications systems Before the town goes too far directed State’s Attorney it may appeal a state deci- j|jg Pelletier told Francis McDonald to fur­ already irt place. He would into its EMS committments, it Approve Disapprove No opini on □ EH EH Sion to revoke its him “ he knew there was nish the defense attorneys would do w ell to find out. The eliminate the medical middle provisional licenses to $35,(KK) to $40,000 in the with all the information. man whose services, he says, Marcus plan should not be hasti­ i 4. On a scale of one to ten, with ten high, how would you rate how Reagan is doing build Connecticut’s first Purolator payroll taker by Hull said he “ found no are not needed more than 98 per ly embraced because it is horse racing track in the Waterbury P oi.ce dereliction" on the part of Wolcott. cent of the time. cheaper. Neither should it be Department and was never the state ' 'but this as president? The state Gaming Policy evidence is very impor­ Marcus has a self-interest to rejected out of hand because of listed." Board decided Thursday to Gordon, who was tant" and “ 1 find it sensi­ advance. So do the state officials ' the gadfly role Marcus seems to lift the two licenses held by ble and reasonable to give Herald photo by Pinto 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (circle one of the numbers) allowed to testify over who have evolved the com­ fill. Old Rock Road, saying the defense objections, said counsel a chance to look munication system that would As long as Ronald Kraatz, a Bridgeport firm had the conversation occurred over this material." THE PLAYGROUND AT WADDELL SCHOOL i 5. Are you better off today or worse off to day than you were a year ago? violated three of the seven link the region’s towns in a coor­ town employee, has been given provisions spelled out when dinated service and who would the task of studying EMS Better off EH Worse off □ No change EH No opinion □ the licenses were granted have a job in it. So do the operations, he might do well to on May 7, 1974. hospitals, like Manchester include in his study the merits of I 6. Is the country better off today or worse off today than it was a year ago? “ Seven years is ample Memorial Hospital, which have alternative communications time for any provisional licensee to attempt to already installed the kjnd of systems. Communications Poor time to close VISTA I Better off EH Worse off EH No change EH No opinion □ fulfill, the specific \ equipment the state-backed technology is not his field of requirements of its system would use. expertise, but he would be able license,’’ the Gaming taining appeals from the affected One of the vital questions to find out where an impartial WASHINGTON - The White -| 7. Is the president more sympathetic to big business, more sympathetic to small Policy Board said in a 12- groups is a violation of the law. In­ posed by the Marcus challenge is evaluation lies. House budget brigade is secretly page ruling. siders expect a dramatic showdown. planning the demise of VISTA — the I business or more sympathetic to labor in the United States? Unless reversed in court, domestic version of the Peace Corps HIGH-^EVE PROGRAM?: the board’s action killed the possibility a horse — at a time when its services are Those Libyan death squads may nqt Jack Anderson ^ More sympathetic to big business More sympathetic to small business track will be built in needed more than ever. EH EH limit their targets to top govern­ Connecticut in the near The deepening recession is exact­ Washington Merry-Qo-Round ment officials in this country. ’The More sympathetic to labor EH No opin ion □ future since the ly the kind of situation the VISTA State Department has felt- it Legislature has put put a program was designed to alleviate; necessary to increase securi’y two-year moratorium on it provides volunteers at subsistence arrangements for American 8. Which of these views come closest to your thoughts regarding the president’s permits for all new gaming wages to community groups-that diplomats overseas. ■ facilities. Berry's World offer various kinds of help to the There is a particularly ugly . I plans for military spending? Robert Evans, an at­ needy. volunteers. Then he secretly passed VISTA sources say President feature of the Libyan threats to torney representing Old Rock Road, said the cor­ With the massive cutbacks in out the list at a secret meeting last Reagan wants to replace the agen­ Americans abroad. ‘"The alleged - I Going too far Not going far enough Plans are Just right poration’s shareholders other federal social service June of four ultraconservative [H EH EH cy’s militant programs with less tiiiC.'>ts involved diplomats of would consider filing a programs, VISTa’s modest govern­ groups known as the Kingston Coali­ politically threatening activities — Jewish extraciion,” a State Depart­ court appeal of the gaming, ment funding— $34 million a year — tion (named for the Washington ■ No opinion such as support of Nancy Reagan’s ment source disclosed. Our em­ EH board’s ruling. would seem to be a bargain for the hotel conference room where it pet project, Foster Grandparents., bassies in Europe have been put in a Old Rock Road was un­ taxpayers and a shot in the arm for holds its meetings). The new VISTA would use unpaid state of alert, he said. able to build the $23 million The four groups are: the the private agencies President volunteers — thus effectively One Jewish ambassador — our en­ I track on a 350-acre site in Reagan wants to take over more of American Legislative Exchange limiting them to well-to-do in­ voy to Italy, Maxwell Rabb — >^as Wolcott because it failed to obtain needed water and the social work. Council, the Washington Legal dividuals of supposedly more con­ temporarily recalled when it Was Foundation, the Committee for the sewer permits from the But the administration is deter­ servative views. learned that credible threats l]ad \ IMPORTANT. CHECK APPROPRIATE BOX. state Department of En­ mined to sink VISTA with a sneak Survival of a Free Congress and the Pauken denied passing out a hit been made on his life. vironmental Protection. attack. ’The tactic is to deny certain Conservative Caucus. list at the Kingston Coalition The firm sought exten­ non-profit groups an opportunity to The 15 persons who attended the I Male EH Female EH Republican EH Democrat EH Independent □ meeting, but admitted having com­ sion of the provisional June meeting were sworn to reapply for VISTA volunteers once piled an earlier list of 32 groups .licenses after the Connec­ secrecy, particularty about i| AGE: 14-17 □ 18-24 □ 25-30 □ 31-3 9 □ 40-49 □ 50-59 □ 80-65 □ Tis The Season - their current contracts expire. targeted for closer scrutiny before HJanrhffitpr HrralJl ticut Jockey Club, headed This would naturally cut down on Pauken’s presence. “ We were told being funded again. “ We are not in-’ by Thomas Croce of Rhode To tell her you love her with a gift the qumber of volunteers in VISTA not to tell what went on to anyone in terested in funding groups that are i|O ver65D Island, received a promise and thus reduce the agency’s fun­ the media,” a source told my heavily involved in lobbying, Celebrating 100 years of $23 million in financing of fine quality 14 Kt. Gold Overlay reporter Corky Johnson. to buy out Old Rock. Road if ding needs. It would also, of course, demonstrating or in the political of community service EDUCATION: Grade School Some hi gh school High school graduate □ jewelry from Krementz. Come cripple the affected non-profit i| EH [H the licenses were The source quoted Pauken as agenda,” he said. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 organizations by cutting off their extended. see our Christmas Collection. saying the 39 groups on his hit list Meanwhile, memos sent to budget :| government-subsidized workers. were “ pro-leftist,” and explaining boss David Stockman under Published by the Menehester For this reason, the community : ■ [— 1 that “ many VISTA volunteers work Pauken’s name indicate that he Publishing Co., Hersid Squsre, groups targeted for the cut-off have Msnchester, Conn. 06040,'Telephone with pro-leftist group that need to be expects the agency to be “ phased IJ Some college EH College graduate EH Postgraduate EH been carefully sele'^ted by Tom (203) 643-2711. eliminated.” out” by late next year or early 1983 Pauken, director of VISTA’s parent About collecting The targeted organizations are - - well before the funds already ap- Member ol United Press Inter- 12 JOB: Professional G Business G Industrial G Agriculture G Government G place Youf TR U S T m agency, ACTION. Pauken was a nstlonel end Audit Bureau ol Cir­ the Diamond Specialist community action programs that provTd by Congress run out. Russ Mac Kendrick Reagan campaign worker, with a culations. (S'MtbyNEA.kic teach political self-help techniques writes about stamps, coins background in military intelligence. W H AT NEXT? — The House 12 Education G Retired G Unemployed G Student G to the poor, establish legal aid foun­ and almost anything MANCHESTER PARKADE • 648-0012 Pauken used his training in covert "Kou see, we're shifting some federai govern­ dations and promote low-cost Committee on Education and Labor, collectible — in “ Collec­ , VERNON. SIMSBURY. WESTFARMS MALL. ment programs to the private sector, and this is operations when he prepared the which oversees VISTA, has warned Richard M. Diamond, Publisher tors’ Corner,’’ every BRISTOL. EASTFIELD & HOLYOKE. MASS. housing. Oddly, several of the Dan Fitts, Editor “ hit list” of 39 non-profit groups Tuesday in The Herald’s where you come in..." organizations on. the hit list ho Pauken that the elimination of any Alex Qlrelll, City Editor that would be denied VISTA, Focus/Leisure section. longer use VISTA volunteers. agency program without enter­ 8 - THE HERALD. Fri., Dec, 18. ^981 THE HERALD, Kri., Dec. 18, 1981 - 9 Lott, Taylor MACC Obituaries MHS renovations to begin next week top rookies

ongoing school functions, Phillips superintendent of Eagle Moisture Page 11 Janaet Crealey By Scot French scheduled to begin Wednesday, Dec. Herald Reporter 23, the last school day before the said. Protection Corporation, said the SPORTS short James Crealey of 89B Sycamore firm has lost 28/work days since start of vacation. Renovations will include closing Lane, died Thursday night at To students, winter vacation The interior work had been in windows, modernizing and expan­ beginning the roofing project in Oc­ Manchester Memorial Hospital, He means a few weeks to relax and targeted for an earlier starting date, ding the science and industrial arts tober. was the husband of Hannah enjoy the holidays. but project officials decided to workrooms, remodeling classrooms Kubish said the m ajor portion of (Rowland) Crealey, of goal ■To contractors working at await delivery of most materials for special use^nd making exten­ the roof will be completed "by the He was born, in Portadown, Manchester High School, however, before embarking on it, according to sive renovations to the athletic end of January. Northern Ireland and came to' this winter vacation means the first op­ Phillips. S’ areas. More than 100 new drains have Young players With only six days left before country and settled in Manchester in portunity to begin interior been installed in the low spots on the East in holiday hoop tournament Phillips said vocational director The first phase of the project, in­ Christmas, the Manchester Area 1948, ^ fo r e retiring 11 years ago he renovations to the school which Neil A. Lawrence has arranged to stallation of a new roof, had been roof, according to Phillips, with Conference of Churches is still $10,- was employed as a lead man at could take most of a year to com­ clear two wings of the building for scheduled for completion by the end many of the original drains con­ 000 short of its goal for the annual Hamilton Standard Division of smallest. Roy Pietro, a Springfield College plete. , the work. Lawrence has been of this year, but snow days have sidered unusable. One of the featured teams in the third an­ Seasonal Sharing Appeal. United Technologies for 20 years. grad, will manage the complex just east of Paul F. Phillips, chairman of the charged, with responsibility delayed that target date until the He said the roof is watertight, and nual United Bank-Trinity College Christmas According to Nancy Carr, MACC He was a membdr of South United Invitational Basketball Tournament at Trini­ the river. Two of the owners are form er New grab limelight building committee, said this week “ jockeying things around” to ac­ end of February, Phillips said. that the interior work on the drain H e r a ld executive director, contributions to Methodist Church, Manchester England Patriot players Randy Vataha and that interior renovations are commodate both the renovation and Robert Kubish, general pipes has been completed. ty will be East Catholic High. The tourney the appeal have reached $4,210.63 ■ Lodge of Masons 73, the British runs Dec. 26-28 with four teams in each of the A n g le Bill Lenkaitis, There’s money in the sport and MACC has set a goal of $15,000 for American Club, Army-Navy Club Vataha won over $50,000 in tournament play high school and college divisions. Joining By United Press International with seven seconds left and d em on the appeal this year. • and the Washington Social Club, Earl Yost, this year ... Walt Akerley, long-time assign­ East Catholic among the schoolboys will be Johnson ensured Detroit’s 10th loss h'unds contributed to the appeal Besides his wife he leaves a son, ment commissioner for the Central District Ex-worker to sue first round foe Bloomfield High, Bristol Sports Editor Herb Williams and Edgar Jones in 11 games with a pair of foul shots. pay for the clothing/shoe blanket John Crealey of Bolton; a brother, Board of Approved Basketball Officials, is a Eastern and Holy Cross of Flushing, N.Y. certainly took different paths to the Elsewhere, Denver trounced vouchers being distributed to needy John Crealey and a sister, Ann patient at Hartford Hospital following a heart Gunman robs Taco Beil College entrants are Bowdoin, Eastern NBA, but the two young forwards Atlanta 138-103, Seattle whipped San persons by local social workers, M cBroom , both in Ireland and attack. A form er Lutz. Children’s Museum employee, who claims she Connecticut, Leman of The Bronx, N .Y., and may be heading in the same positive D iego 106-92 and Golden State gifts tor the disadvantaged elderly another sister. May Williams of suffered emotional distress after being exposed to asbestos while For the second tim e in two weeks, restaurant at the time of the theft, host Trinity. Catholic’s first test will be Dec. direction. Williams, 22, a high downed Los Angeles 120-115 and shut-ins, and hot meals to shut- Swansee, Wales; and three Wise investments working at the museum last year, has filed notice that she intends a man carrying a knife walked into told police at about 10:30 p.m. a man 26 at 6:30. (Championship games in both school star in Ohio who went on to NiiggciM l.’UL lo.’t ins delivered on Thanksgiving and grandchildren. Gretzky on spree to sue both the town and the museum for damages. the Taco Bell restaurant on Broad wearing a clear plastic shield over divisions will be Monday night, Dec. 28, Although he’s no longer Smokin’ Joe, Joe start 114 consecutive games at Glen Gondrezick scored a season- Christmas Day. Funeral services and burial will Earleen Duchesneau, who served as the museum’s executive Street Thursday night and his face waiked into the lobby, schoolboys at 6:30 and collegians at 8:30 ... Frazier doesn’t have to worry about making After 30 games the Hartford Whalers can tradition-rich Ohio State, hit three high 21 points and Kiki Vandeweghe Meal certificates are also made be private. There are no calling secretary until last fall, plans to seek $2,500 for treatmertt of demanded money, this tim e'^tting carrying a knife, and told her to give Speaking of Trinity, Stan Ogrodnik, form er both ends meet. Due to good investments, the show but seven victories, 17 defeats and eight critical base-line jump shots in the poured in 14 points in a six-minute available to persons without cooking hours. The Holmes Funeral Home, emotional distress she claims was caused by exposure to the him the money from the safe. East Catholic coach, has the Bantams off one-time world heavyweight boxing cham­ ties ... Wayne Gretzky is averaging better final moments Thursday night to period of the second hal^ as Denver facilities, and meat, potatoes and 400 Main St, has charge of some, police said today. cancer-linked substance. An employee at the restaurant told winging with an impressive record of four pion will receive $60,(KX) plus annually for life. than two points a game with 81 in 33 games in-' help Indiana to a 100-96 road victory cruised to an easy home victory. fruit are purchased to fill out food arrangements. Memorial donations The safe could not be opened Museum Director Steven Ling said he has been advised by attor- police she thought the robber was wins in the first five starts ... Bill Sacherek "Frazier and Muhammad Ali, both who tried eluding 34 goals. He’s the main reason the over injury-riddled Detroit, Alex English led Denver with 24 baskets which will be delivered to may be n^hde to the South United however, and the robber settled for nies not to comment on the suit. the samje man who tried to hold up reports Ted Arnold of the Manchester Ski recent comebacks, are only overstuffed ex­ Oilers have the best won-lost record in the Jones, 25, a lightly recruited high points, while David Thompson and 220 families Wednesday. MethodisL’Church, the money in the cash register In the notice of her pending suit, Duschesneau said town workers the restaurant earlier this month. Club has been presented a plaque noting 20 champions who should be barred from the NHL. Hartford’s leading point-maker and school player in New Jersey who Vandeweghe had 18 each. John Many families and elderly persons which he had the employee place in played collfegiately for obscure Tulio Pontacoloni removing asbestos wrapping from pipes in the building left “ a The robbery attempt was foiled years of service to the club. Sacherek, one of ring ... Stafford Speedway reports attendance goal-scorer is Blaine Stoughton with 29 and 21 Drew had 22 and Dan Roundfield have already been adopted for a white bag he had brought. GLASTONBURY - Tulio Pon­ heavy concentration of fibers and dust” on the floor and desks then, however, by an employee who Manchester’s most avid skiers, reports from was up 12,000 last season, 142,695 fans turning totals. Whalers play home against Los Nevada-Reno, got his first start for scored 20 for the Hawks, but com­ Christmas giving. Those adopting the Pistons after undistinguished tacoloni, 67, formerly.of East Hart­ which she inhaled. chased the man from the restaurant The suspect then ran out of the first hand appearances on the skies con­ out for 20 stock car racing programs. Spring Angeles Saturday night, then trek to Buffalo bined for only five points in the se­ families, elderly and shut-ins are ditions are good to excellent at Washington service with the Milwaukee Bucks, ford, died Thursday at a Glaston­ Duchesneau resigned her post in August. The pending suit with a broom. Broad Street establishment. Sizzler, which opens the schedule, will be Sunday and Detroit Tuesday night. Both road cond half. asked to provide not only Christmas Valley, Attitash and Wildcat ... Golf Digest Lehigh Valley of the Continental bury convalescent home. charges that the emotional distress caused by the exposure “ has' But this tim e the suspect got away The suspect is described as 5-foot- April 17-18 ... Newest racquetball facility this games will be carried by Channel 30 ... Con­ dinner, but a week's supply of food, notes in its January issue the most improve League and the New Jersey Nets. SiipiTSonicH lOfi. dippiTH 92 Funeral services will be Saturday impacted greatly upon her ability to enjoy life and will require con­ with about $50, according to a 7,150 pounds. He was wearing a blue side pf the Connecticut R iver is the Playoff dolences are extended to the fam ily of Ben and gifts for each member of the amateur golfers at Connecticut club. Cited The 6-foot-lO forward led all at 9:15 a,m, from the Glastonbury tinuous medical treatment until her death.” manager at the restaurant. ski hat and ski jacket and a green Club which features 10 courts plus a complete Pagani who died yesterday. Mr. Pagani was a In San Diego, Lonnie Shelton and family. , were from Manchester Country Club — Leo scorers with 25 points, grabbed 13 Funeral Home, 450 New London The building is leased to the museum by the town. Town At­ An emnldyee, working in the turtleneck sweater. Nautilus system.' The latter is so arranged fine athlete for years and later sponsored Jack Sikina scored 19 points each to Any funds not used for holiday rebounds and registered a club- 8 Turnpike with a mass of Christian torney Kevin O’Brien said he has not yet seen the writ and Cyr and Marylou Pierro, Tallwood — Pete that an individual works the largest muscle numerous local athletic teams' under the spark Seattle in a game marred by sharing are transferred into the Petry and Tina Mikolowsky. record 10 blocked shots. burial at 10 »,m, at St, Paul's therefore cannot comment upon the pending suit. groups first and then proceeds to the banner of Pagani’s Caterers. five technical fouls. Sikma, who MACC Human Needs Fund, which Williams, the 14th pick overall in Church. There'afe no calling hours. made his 328th straight start for provides sm all grants and no­ this year’s NBA draft, played only M em orial contributions m ay be Seattle, also hauled in 16 rebounds. interest loans to Manchester and eight minutes in the first half made to a charity of the donor’s Joe Bryant topped the Clippers with Bolton residents in crisis, Bumpy roads because of foul trouble but kept the choice, 19 points, including a 50-foot field "hk’onomic conditions, particular­ Fire calls Pistons from tying the game in the goal in the final .seconds of the third ly the painful increa.ses in the cost of James L. Affricano will stay final three minutes with his clutch quarter. rental units and utilities, have VERNON — James L. Affricano, shooting and led the Pacers with 16 brought an increasing number of Manchester points. W 120. I.iikcr^ 115 89, formerly of 82 Grand Ave., died ContiniK'fl from puar one households to the brink of financial I 455 HARTFORD RD. | Detroit, playing without starting Thursday at a local nursing home. Wednesday, 3:53 p.m. Lloyd outlasts Austin World B. Free scored five points disaster, " Mrs. Carr said. Funeral services will be Saturday w ater.” — Chimney fire, 580 [ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 2 guards Isiah Thomas and John Long, during a 10-point run to help Golden “ The help received during the at 9:15 a.m. from the White-Gibson- The town also promised that un­ Wetherell St. (Tow n). held a three-point lead early in the State to a comeback victory at home holiday sea.son in food, gifts and I PHONE’643-5230 | Small Funeral {Jome, 65 Elm St., paved areas would be permanently Wednesday, 6:32 p.m. fourth period as rookie forward K el­ that snapped the Lakers’ five-gam e clothing vouchers is a Godsend to Rockville with a mass of Christian paved or adequately paved to —Medical call, 32 East YOUR COMPLETE CHRISTMAS STORE g ly Tripucka was switched lo the winning streak. The Warriors those fam ilies," she.added. “ I don’t burial at 10 a.m. at St. Bernard’s provide safe passage over the Maple St. (Town). backcourt and Jones was inserted trailed 107-104 with 4:09 left before ’ know of any other community in the Church. Friends may call at the winter months. Wednesday, 7:48 p.m. into the starting^ lineup. reeling off 10 straight points as Free state during the holiday season that in marathon net match i ' I Williams gave'Indiana a 98-94 led funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 Wajes said that a majority of the —Odor of patural gas. West hit two field goals and a free throw is so generous to those in heed as the to 9 p.m. unpaved sections have befen Middle Turnpike and Broad with 56 seconds remaining betore in the string. Bernard King had 33 people in Manchester," % GIFTS, CARDS, & g repaired. Street (Town). Jones hit on two free throws 13 se­ points and Free added 32 for the • Contributions should be made out EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. semifinals. ticularly please Evert. „ Evert, trying to protect her No. 1 conds later. Detroit had a chance to The water project is about 80 per­ Thursday/, 7:14 a.m. party supplies Warriors, while Kareem Abdul- to the Seasonal Sharing Appeal and Now you know (U P I) — It was the kind of match “ It was a tough act to follow ,” First, though, Austin will have to ranking in this final tournament of cent complete. Other contracts —Medical call, 489 Baldwin tie after a missed Indiana shot, but Jabbar was high for Los Angeles mailed to Box 773, Manchester, that should have been enshrined on said Navratilova, who had to do just' beat Mima Jausovec tonight in a the year, then swept through the The world’s longest breakwater either still must go out to bid or the St. (Town). g Tripucka couldn’t hit a 15-footer with 28 points. ' Ct, 06040, All contributions are center court of Wimbledon or that. “ After a match like that you match starting at 6 p.m. EST, next four games to even the match protects the port of Galveston, bids submitted are now being Thursday, 11 p.m. tax deductible. g Flushing Meadow, with a major don’t want to play anymore. I followed by Jaeger against Shriver. and she got the jump in the final set Texas, and is 6.74 miles long. revewed. —Investigation of smoke, BOXED ASSORTMENTS championship awaiting the winner. warmed up for an hour and a half, The two winners will advance to with a break in the fifth game. 134 East Middle Turnpike Instead, the spectacle was staged and by the tim e I got on court I was Saturday’s semis. (Town). CANDIES & NOVELTIES This time it was Austin’s turn to at an arena that few people ever a fra id I was too w arm ed up. Jausovec remained in contention come back. She saved two match Budgelt package OK'd have heard of, and the result very by beating Hana Mandlikova, 6-3, 6- points in the ninth game and broke Car rolls possibly .will Wind up of little con­ 3, to open the Thursday program and service in the 10th to force the tie- A Manchester woman es; sequence. Shriver evened her record at 1-1 by break. Evert won the first four r

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Blit we did it instead and that schools began on time. has taken on new significance this Bruins were caught looking. ”1 was ready mentally and that hide the disappointment. She was hoping for a steakbone. year in the unbalanced schedule Richard Sevigny made the goals always helps. We knew Boston likes was the game, right there,” Sevigny Assistant .School Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin Jr. world of the National Hockey stand up with some brilliant goalten­ said. said a delayed starting time provides a number of League. ding and Montreal took over first benefits. " I t gives us an extra hour to get the parking Our Regular Danlni Prlca- *24.90 It was a battle for first place in place in the division with a 5-1 win. lots cleared and gives the town time to clean up some of SAYS: T h tn 't no plicn //*• homo tar the Adams Division, where three “ We got beat pretty good, there’s the .secondary roads," he said. “ It also gets the business holldoyo and Hra have ovorylhing you’ll naad to ma»a i Joans Plus Rabato -*2410 teams entered action Thursday no doubt about it. We just never traffic off the streets." your holldoyo opoclol. Frull Bookolo, WIckor • Fr»a(l| night within two points of pach Deakin said the primary roads were in "good shape” Frull S Vogolobloo. ' *22JM recovered from that start. We had Lurhley's point streak ends this morning. other. Boston coach Gerry Cheevers absolutely no zip coming out of the Ohio Coupon -*6.00 had drilled his troops for three days, box,” Cheevers said. Manchester police reported 31 storm-related ac­ FRESH: Mac's, Dallcloua, Yatlow Dalicloua, preparing them for a visit by the tonight. I ’ll go back to going up and cidents. none serious, between the start of the snowfall Coiiiands, Rutaatta, Empira. Boac Paars, Anjou Paara, The script has been familiar. The By Mike Tully after two periods with his eighth Islaiiilers 4. Capitals I Bartlatta, Rad, Qraan A Purpla Qrapaa, Avaeadoa, Montreal Canadiens. Canadiens have had more than their down niy wing.” goal. and 8 a.m this morning, according to Capt. Henry YOUR FINAL UPI Sports Vifriter At iiniondale, N.V., Bryan Trot- j OrapafruH, Tangatoa, Naval Orangaa, Lamona, Umaa, But whatever plans Cheevers had share of success against Boston in After .Mel Bridgman scored on a The Oilers lost the services of tier scored two goals and set up a ”Bud ” Minor. Pinaappiaa, Bananas, Pomagranitas, Dataa, Figs. in store to stop Montreal were recent years. Over the' past six No one can accuse Dave Lumley breakaway at 11:53 of the final "From 4 p.m. on was the worst because it was really PRICE goaltender Grant Fuhr at 13:57 of third to help hand Washington its dashed in the first nine minutes. The of allowing near-fame go to his period to give the Flames a 4-2 edge, slick out there," he said. years, ^ s to n has beaten Montreal the middle period after he collided sixth straight loss. T ro ltie r’s first Mushrooms, Looks, Radlshas, Cukas, Carrots, Romalna, twice. The Canadiens have won six head. Pat Hughes narrowed the gap to 4-3 ' A State Police dispatcher said this morning that the Qraan A Yallow Squash. Spinach, Kala. Rad A Whita with the Flam es’ Hislop in the goal goal, the first in 19 power plays for for the world's and tied once in the last seven “ It was fun while it lasted,’^ the with his 14th goal. Wayrie Gretzky storm produced "your average collection of accidents Onions, Whita Swaat Potatoas, Qraan Ml. Potatoas, crease. Fuhr left the game on a New York, proved to be the game- Qraan Baans, Qarlic, QIngar Root, Cranbanlas, Broccoli, games. Oiler forward said Thursday niglit and breakdowns,"’ but added that none were of a best fitting jeans! then evaded the Calgary defense and stretcher with a possible dislocated winner. Mike Gartner’s goal in the Calory, Tomatoas, Turnips, Acorn Squash, Hubbard And it’s not a matter of stopping after failing to score in Edmonton’s shoulder. third period deprived Roland Melan- serious nature. ’ Squash, Whita Pickling Onions. Storm washes Guy Lafleur, for the great winger 5-4 victory over the Calgary Flames, Jack Shea, state Highway Bureau storm coordinator, The victory for the Oilers was^ ■son of his first N H L shutout. had no shots on net Thursday night. leaving him one game short of tying their third in a row over the Flames Flyers 2. Sabres I said the interstate highways "w ere in good shape, just a FANCY ★ Chic Cords .. .$2.00 more NAVEL CALIF. I Instead, it was Craig Laughlin, Charlie Simmer’s record for scoring this season. The loss for the Flam es' At Philadelphia, defenseman little bit of slush. ” during the storm. __ TOMATOES out schedule He said the state’s full snow-fighting force was on the ORANGES CELERY I Mark Hunter and Mario Tremblay in consecutive games.” ended their unbeaten streak at home Behn Wilson, who missed the 7 9 « L b who got the goals in the first 9:02 to I ’m’ glad we came back and won at seven games. previous 11 games because of road, along with about half of the private contractors 6 ! 9 8 < 7 9 * B e h 1 other games may have been stake Montreal to a 3-0 lead. the hockey game," continued In other games, Winnipeg beat suspension and injury, scored on a employed by the state. played but schoolboy basketball ac­ MUJIBVn nVUtSOlTEST Then Sevigny took over in goal, Lum ley, who had scored in 12 M innesota 4-2, the N ew York penalty shot late in the second Wajes said he has not yet computed the impact of the WHITE SW EET 1 tion involving local schools last ■grapefruit stonewalling ^ston the rest of the straight contests. Lumley got some recent storms on the the town highway department’s ICECREAM POTATOES 1 night was postjxmed due to the snow Islanders subdued Washington 4-1, period. With the score 1-1, referee way except for a Barry Pederson, revenge by setting up Kevin Lowe’s budget. "M y stomach hasn’t been that strong,” he said. . 2 I 7 9 < 40* OFF and slick road conditions. Philadelphia edged Buffalo 2-1, Bruce Hood awarded the penalty Uirgt 8 li» 5 9 « L b 1 slap shot with 2:56 left in the first goal with 51 seconds left, a game- scored on a breakaway at 14:41 of Montreal hammered Boston 5-1, and However, more than half of the $40,000 allocated to Oil. The Manchester at East Hartford shot after Wilson was hauled down period. winner that capped a three-goal ral­ the third period to tie it, setting the Quebec nipped Detroit 3-2. from behind by Larry Playfair. the department for private contractors has been already aaiii IV vpfTi 9 oam lo an MANCHESTER I CT m east certer $t. boys’ basketball tilt has been W» SO// tha Nara/d A Sunday Papars. “ We had 32 shots on goal, we stage for I^ w e, who has three goals J«‘l» 4, North SlarM 2 been spent, he said. Open Mon.-Fri. 'til 9:00 rescheduled tonight in East Hart­ ly. Wilson faked a shot, cut left and scored once and the other 31 were Lumley had one chance to score this, year, At Bloomington, Minn., Morris beat goalie Don Edwards with a low Not all of the storms’ impact was negative.’ ford at 8 o ’clock. Sat. 'til 6:00 Sun. 12-5 the best 31 you could want,” Peder­ but Pat Riggin in the Calgary net • The Flames took a 2-0 first-period Lukowich scored his second goal of shot at 17:50. The snowstorm brought out the holiday spirit in three No new dates have been set for son said. “ Their goalie played a mSde a great stick save on a power lead on goals by Jamie Hislop and the game early in the third period to N o r d iq u r s :i. Red Wings 2 youngsters who helped motorists on Summit Street by PEBOI kDW ■™"'“PRODUCE” East Catholic at Notre Dame of good game.” Sevigny stole the show play early in the third period. Denis Cyr. The Oilers tied the game digging them out of snowbanks and pushing them un the SPRINCFIELOf MA sprihriale niu. West Haven or Bolton at East Gran- break a 2-2 deadlock. It was the first At Detroit, Michel Goulet scored 276 OAKUNO ST., MANCHESTER in the second period, making “ Now I go back to being an un- street. r .b r by. The East Hartford at early in the second on power-play road victory for the Jets and their his 15th goal with 2:08 left to help Open Mon.-Sat. 'til 10:00 Sun. 12- brilliant saves on Terry O’Reilly ' known quantity,” said Lumley. “I goals by Risto Siltanen and Paul The Good Samaritans were identified by a grateful 643-6384 Manchester girls’ basketball tilt is first triumph on the North Stars’ Quebec snap a five-gam e winless and Brad Park. Sevigny, who con­ never really had a real good chance motorist as Adam Smith. Rich Lidberg and Robin Daily Numbert $ Weekly lottwy Ticteti tentatively'set for Saturday after­ Coffey. ice. Minnesota has won two and tied streak. Anton and Peter S(,astiw siders himself the team ’s No. 2 tonight. They were following me Bailey. noon at Clarke Arena. Willi Pitt gave Calgary a 3-2 lead six of its last 14 game?. scored the other Nordique goals. 10 - THE HERALD. Fri., Dec, 18, 1981 THE HERALD, Fri., Dec. 18, 1981 - 11 Lott, Taylor top NFL rookies Loff or Taylor the best? Georgia coach NEW Y O R K (U P I) - Forget about the interceptions, two of which turned games com pletely around for the 49ers, and the 117 four-game winning streak. Entering Detroit and Donnell Thompson, one Super Bowl for a minute. NEW YORK (UPI) - San Fran­ 415 points in 1980 en route to a 6-10 pros with New Orleans. Entering reception. He scored his first pro lauds opponent yards he has returned those pickoffs for gives touchdown last week. of Baltim ore’s few bright lights this What’s needed far more right now is some cisco cornerback Ronnie Lott and record, have allowed just 233 this the last week of the regular season, the final week of the season, Lomax him an average of 16.7 vards for each steal. Sievers, who played at Maryland, season. Bill Neill of the Giants is the kind‘ of Bipartisan Bowl where all those Sports linebacker Lawrence Taylor of the season in posting a 12-3 mark. Rogers has 1,567 yards to trail only has thrown for 1,446 yards and has Lott’s three touchdowns with his intercep­ often replaces Kellen Winslow when nose tackle. Taylor and Tampa engaged in the N F L ’s most heated argument must beat Pitt on New Y e a r’s night New York Giants, a pair of first- Taylor, the second player selected Tony Dorset! of Dallas (1,607) been intercepted only seven times in tions constitute an all-time record for ATHENS, Ga. (UPI) - Georgia the All-Pro tight end is moved out­ Bay’s Hugh Green, the former of the year can confront each other and try to Parade and Nebraska must beat Clemson. If round finds who have keyed in the draft, has registered 9Vz sacks among N F L rushers. 210 passes, one of the lowest in­ the 49ers, who,have had such tremendous Coach Vince Dooley has cried side. He has 21 catches for 24 yards University of Pittsburgh settle the matter. those two things happen, I think-it dramatic defensive reversals for as a blitzer from his right outside terception rates in the NFL. people in their secondary down through the “ wolf” so often he’s having trouble Joe Delaney of Kansas City is the All-Am erica, are the outside The sharp difference of opinion between the Milt Richman will mean another national cham­ their respective teams, head the linebacker position and his Cris Collinswprth of Cincinnati and three TDs. years as Jimmy Johnson, Kerm it Alexander, . convincing folks that Georgia should other running back. Delaney, a The interior line includes tackles linebackers, with Mike Singletary of two factions has spread clear across the pionship for Georgia. 1981 UPI National Football League aggressive play has inspired the and Ken Margerum of Chicago were Lowell Wagner, Rex Berry, Dave Baker, be the underdog against Pitt in the second-round pick from Keith Van Horne of Chicago and Joe Chicago and E.J. Junior of St. Louis country and concerns itself with who “ But, of course, our main concern All-Rookie team. Giants W the brink of their first picked at wide receiver and Eric Dickie Moegle, Abe Woodson and Bruce Sugar Bowl. Northwestern Louisiana, gave the Jacoby of Washington, guards Curt selected to play inside. deserves to be named Defensive Rookie of and concentration is getting ready The rookie team announced playoff berth in 18 years. New York Sievers of San Diego was named the Taylor. Apart from, all his steals, Lott is But this time, insists Dooley, his Chiefs’ conservative offense a new Marsh of Oakland and Russ Grimm Lott and another freshman All- the Year more: Ronnie Lott, the San Fran­ Thursday is selected by UPI football has lowered its defensive yield from tight end. credited with batting down 20 passes, forcing words had better be heeded, es­ for P itt.” dimension and his 1,121 rushing of Washington and center John Scul­ Pro, Everson Walls of Dallas, are cisco 49ers’ superb cornerback, or Lawrence Dooley says the main difference editors after consultation with NFL 27, points per game last season to 16 The 6-foot-4 Collinsworth, a four fumbles and recovering two. He has pecially by the Bulldogs. yards broke Mike Garrett's single­ the cornerbacks. Walls, a free agent Taylor, the New York Giants’ equally he has run back for touchdowns in helping San between this Pitt'team and the one coaches, scouts and writers. per game in 1981. form er Florida star, is one of the ly of Atlanta. given up one touchdown pass all year and that “ There is no doubt Pitt is the most season club record. from Grambling, leads the NFL extraordinary linebacker. Francisco to its first division title and playoff that beat Georgia in the 1977 Sugar Lott, an All-America safety at Both Taylor and Lott were key reasons for the Bengals’ rise to Mick Luckhurst of Atlanta, who was against the Steelers last month. One of total football team we will have with 11 interceptions. Ordinarily, their peers — meaning rival berth in nine years. Bowl to win the national cham­ Southern Cal, was converted to cor­ selected earlier in the week to the Neil Lomax of St. Louis is the the AFC Central title this year. He ranks third in NFC scoring with 110 his few booboos came on a hurry-up play by faced this season,’ ’ Dooley said The safeties are Kenny Easley of players and coaches — would supply the best “ There’s no question in the minds of any of pionship was Tony Dorsett. “ In nerback by the 49ers and he has NFC Pro Bowl squad. quarterback. Lomax, a second-round has 62 catches for 881 yards and points, is the kicker. Luckhurst is the Steelers immediately following an in­ Thursday at a news conference. Seattle and Carlton Williamson of answer, but they’re not much help either our players that Ronnie deserves to be the many ways, this may be a better responded with seven interceptions The player chosen before Taylor draft pick from Portland State, took seven TDs and averages 14.2 yards a one of the few N F L kickers to make terception by. Jack Lambert and the 49ers “ They combine some of the greatest all his extra points this season, con­ San Francisco. because they have selected both Lott and Defensive Rookie of the Year, and possibly Pitt team .” he said. "Can you im­ — returning three for scores — as in the collegiate draft, Heisman over for veteran Jim Hart in mid­ catch. Margerum, a form er Stan­ hardly had time to organize themselves. skills I’ve seen on a football team. Carl Birdsong of St. Louis is the Taylor to play in the Pro Bowl. even the NFL Player of the Year,” offers agine what Pitt would be like if it San Francisco sprinted to the NFC Trophy winner George Rogers, has season and turned the sagging Car­ ford All-America, has 36 catches for necting on all 47 attempts. Lott, a clean-cut, good-looking 22-year-old “ Dan Marino is one of the greatest punter. So now it’ll come down to the football George Heddleston, the 49erS’ head P R man. West title. The 49ers. who yielded continued his running heroics in the dinals around by engineering a 556 yards and averages 15.4 yards a The ends are Curtis Green of had Marino and Dorset!. It would be writers who’ll ultimately select the No. 1 Wouldn’t he be somewhat partial? bachelor, leads the club in phone messages quarterbacks to play ti ' college from women he has never heard of or met. game. I understand (P itt) Coach awesome. defensive rookie. “ Y es,” concedes HeddlestonJ “ but I ’d like However, by the same token, He takes some kidding about that from the (Jackie) Sherrill feels he is ahead of The 6-foot-3, 240-pound Taylor performs to point out that Ronnie’s opponents certainly Dooley feels this year’s Georgia 49ers. They’re exceptionally fond of him, (Ken) Stabler, (Joel Namath and like such a monster on the field, he already are not, and only this past Wednesday they team may be stronger than last calling him a tiger on the field but a pussy cat others at the same stage of their has earned the nickname “ Godzilla.” voted him the starting cornerback in the Pro year’s national champions. o ff it, careers at Alabama (where Sherrill “ People say he might be Rookie of the Bowl.” “ This team is better statistically Home field seen advantage ” As far as that’s concerned, I suppose was an assistant coach). Year,” says St. Louis Cardinals Coach Jim Beyond any shadow lof doubt, Lott has been than the 1980 team on both offense they’re right,” laughs the form er University “ Unfortunately, we will be -M- Hanifan. “ Heck, I think that kid might be the the catalyst in the iSprs' defense, which has and defense,” said Dooley. "Of of California All-America from Rialto, Calif. playing them after they have been best player in the league.” emerged as one of the best in the league this course last year's team did not lose “ Off the field, I try to show respect for people totally battle-tested which may not /4DVISER The 49ers, who faced Taylor a few weeks year. Just take a look at his stax. a game and it remains to be seen and conduct m yself the way I was taught. On have been the case until they played ago, all agree he’s outstanding but still not He has tade 80 tackles in 15 games, secoiid- whether this year's team can win a PASS ON THE OUTSIDE TRACK the field, I guess the ‘tiger’ does come out Penn State (which beat the for Detroit against Bucs the equal of the six-foot, 199-pound Lott, who most on the entire team, and when was the national championship. But in the because you have to be aggressive to hang Panthers, 48-14, in Pitt’s last has equaled one of the league’s career last time you ever heard a cornerback doing most vital phases of the game, I Start with a vigorous push off in the with those guys.” regular-season gam e). They will be records already with the three interceptions that? Moreover, he has come up with seven think the 1981 team is better. ” direction desired (A), iet your outside a football team with fire in their have a real good chance to win up Dooley says he takes a doomsday ski pass over both grooves of the By Ira Kaufman Bay Sunday: the Bucs stop here. Will face a raucous Silverdome eyes when they play Georgia.” other track before bringing the inside there. approach to the Sugar Bowl because UPI Sports Writer Tampa Bay gets a chance to crowd that expects them to be fed to What concerns Dooley most is ski into that track (B), then bring the ‘‘But we have the ability to do it. he feels it is important "to view Pitt redeem itself after failing to clinch the Lions. Detroit, Tampa Bay and that Georgia’s run-oriented offense outside ski into the track before con­ The Detroit Lions want to per­ Remember, things change in this at their best. I look at what they are the NFC Central Division title at Green Bay are all tied for the divi­ will be going against the top-ranked tinuing on (C). sonally deliver a message to Tampa sion lead with 8-7 records, but the league. A few weeks ago Minnesota capable of doing. I don't want to see home last week, but the Buccaneers a rushing defense in the nation, while When you approach a slower skier, or only way the Packers can win the ti­ and Philadelphia were thought to a team we’re going to play any other Clemson's Dan Ford Pitt prefers ■ the pass and pass group of skiers, on a double track, pass easily and safely by skating from tle is by beating the New York Jets have the playoffs cinched.” Volle.yball defense has been a Georgia way." Sunday while the Lions and Bucs The Lions’ major weapon is And Dooley said he’d be less con­ one set of tracks to the other. College football weakness. cerned if Penn State hadn’t em- play to a tie. The Detroit-Tampa second-year pro Billy Sims, who is “ W e’re going to have to do the brassed the previously unbeaten and Repnntod with permission of Ski Magazine Bay winner is the division champion the No. 3 rusher in the NFC despite UPI Coach-of-Year M things we’ve been doifig (during a then top-ranked Panthers in their while the loser figures to spend the missing 2'/2 games. Sims boasts a 4.9 10-1 season) with some exceptions,” Christmas holiday at home. rushing average, has gained 1,361 said Dooley. "W e ’ve got to play nationally televised finale. Holiday Bowl tilt Detroit’s favored status rests yards and scored 15 times. Standings: ’ ■'We’d have much preffered to Standings: CLEMSON, S.C. (U P I). - Clem­ for the U PI honor. Hayden Fry, who better defense, especially against primarily with its home field advan­ Businessmen: American Division National Division: Lioyd’s Auto have them go to the Sugar Bowl un­ son football coach Danny Ford, a guided Iowa (8-3) to ils first winning the pass. We’ve got to get a better tage; the Lions are 7-0 in the Silver- Quarterback Doug Williams is on —Manchester Cycle 4-0, DiRosa Parts 19-2, North Enders 17-4, Multi beaten.” he said. "That loss was the lanky Alabama native whose tongue season in 20 years and a Rose Bowl pass rush, but it you blitz Marino, dome this year and have won nine a hot streak for Tarnpa Bay with Cleaners 4-0, Sportsman Cafe 2-2, Circuits 12-9, Economy Electric 11- worse possible thing that could seems dipped in molasses, is gun­ berth against Washington, got 25 be’s going to burn you — that's a straight at home over two seasons. more than a 60 percent completion Buffalo Water Tavern 2-2, happen to us.” starts busy slate votes. 10, Tierney’s 8-13, Dean Machine 7- fa c t.” ning for a perfect season and the “ The thing we can’t do is assume rate in each of his last three outings, Filloramo Construction 2-2, Fogarty 14, Moon Unit 7-14, Buckland Mfg. 3- Dooley said Georgia's lone loss, national championship in a New Dooley sees Georgia’s best advan­ w e’re going to play like we did including a pair of 300-yard games. Oilers 1-3. Pittsburgh coach Jackie Sherrill 13-3 to CJemson in the third game of By United Press International Year’s Day showdown with 18. tage the fact that if the Bulldogs had them go into the Sugar Bowl un­ against Minnesota just because His favorite receiver is speedster National —Westown Pharmacy 2- received 12 votes, Bobby Collins of American Division: Redwood the season, "m ade us a better foot­ fourth-ranked Nebraska at the beat Pitt and Nebpska beats top- beaten,” Dooley said of the eighth- we’re home,” says Detroit Coach Kevin House, who has gained 1,092 2, Manchester Police 2-2, Allied Southern Mississippi was fourth Farms 15-6, Insurers 13-8, Lathrop ball learn. We were not ready at that If you!re looking to make a small Orange Bowl. ranked Clemson (the only team to / r ' .U ^ } ranked Panthers, who dropped from Monte Clark, noting the Lions’ 45-7 yards on 55 receptions. Printing 2-2, Moriarty Fuel 1-3, B.A. with 10 and Miami’s Howard Insurance Agency 11-10, Renn’s 11- time to play a team as good as / wager on tonight’s Holiday Bowl in Never mind that his ACC cham­ beat Georgia the past two years) in the No. 1 spot with a 48-14 loss to the rout of the Vikings last Saturday. Club 1-3, Purdy Corp. Schellenberger followed with six. 10, ABA Tool & Die 9-12, Watkins 4- Clemson. That was-my fault.” J. San Diego, place your bet on the “ Detroit is a good team and I pion and No. l-ranked Tigers, 11-0, the Orange Bowl, then Georgia 'b . Nittany Lions. “ That loss was the "W e ’ve got to discipline ourselves to Senior: Explorers 3-1, Sportsman Although Georgia’s' players .see Cougars and you can’t lose. know they’ll be fired up,” says are considered. slight underdogs “ It’s a big honor,” Ford said. 17. should win the national cham­ wprst possible thing that could -do all the preparation this week. Cafe 2-2, Fogarty Bros. 2-2, Irish Women: Thrifty Package Store Pitt as the toughest opponent they B ’ c The Bowl season swings into gear Williams, “ but w e’ll be fired up too. against the Cornhuskers. “ But, I think anyone at Clemson pionship for the second year in a happen to us. Now they’ll come in “ Don’t take any shortcuts and Agency 1-3. 19-2,. Buffalo Water Tavern 17-4, have been called upon to face the when the 12th-ranked Cougars of I just said that the only Christmas Clemson fans probably paid little would like to swap it for a win over row. sky-high, a normal reaction for a assume because we’re playing at Crockett Agency 15-6, F arr’s 11-10, past two years while compiling a 22- Brigham Young face the 18th- present I want is to be in Tampa get­ attention to the oddsmakers upon Nebraska at this point.” "I think the situation is pretty good football team that has been Great Expectations 8-13, B&J Auto 1 record, fullback Ronnie Stewart ranked Cougars of Washington State ting ready for the playoffs. Going to hearing that Ford, 33, was named clear-cut,” said Dooley, a member embarrassed.” Repair 6-15, Michelob Lite 5-16, says that only makes it more of a in the Holiday Bowl. On Saturday, the Super Bowl is the dream of a national college Coach of the Year Clemson is listed as anywhere of the U PI Board of Coaches that Southern Missi.ssippi and Missouri Covering all angles, Dooley also Booed off court challenge. lifetim e for any quarterback and I today by United Press International. from a four to seven-noint underdog Nichols Tire 3-18. votes on the national rankings. "W e expressed concern that his Bulldogs battle in the Tangerine Bowl and dream like the rest of them.” SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) — Tim “I’m thrilled to death,” Ford San Jose State and Toledo meet in might suffer a letdown since their Eastern Division' ‘You can’t Wilkison of the United Status rallied drawled when told of the selection in Technical assistance provided by Prolesaionai Ski Instructors of America Nordic the California Bowl. final game of the season, a 44-7 rout In Saturday’s games, the New to defeat Australian Phii Dent in a his third season as a head coach. Brigham Young, led by NCAA of Georgia Tech, was so easy. ’ York Giants play host to Dallas and quarterfinals match Friday, but "was Then, with typical humility, the " I t is a negative factor for us,” he assum e’ record-shattering quarterback Jim Buffalo is at Miami. Elsewhere Sun­ called "a jerk ” by his opponent and boyish-looking lineman and All- said. " I t ’s a two-edged sword ... Pitt McMahon, is shooting for its second day, Cincinnati is at Atlanta, booed o ff the court after refusing to Southeastern Conference piejt under straight Holiday Bowl victory is hungry, ready to fight back, while Monte Clark Denver at Chicago, Green Bay at shake hands. Alabama Coach Bear Bryant said Suspension ridiculous against Washington .State, a team there’s always the danger we’ll be a Tech matmen win opener the New York Jets, Kansas City at Wilkison struggled to a 2-6, 7-5, 6-3 he’s “ not naive enough to think it making its first bowl appearance in bit complacent after the ease with Minnesota, Cleveland at Seattle, E victory over Dent in the $142,500 was an individual honor for Danny 51 years. which we won our last gam e.” A vic­ New England at Baltimore, New South Wales Open. The Ford. More than anything, it was a The BYU Cougars are champions tory by the Bulldogs and a loss by Getting its season off to a flying Cheney off to a good start with a Bouchard, Jeff Boudreau and Gary home and we won seven other times Pittsburgh at Houston, St. Louis a f ' American was ruffled by a time team effort. with Bishop 4-4, 132 —Dubiel (C T ) top-ranked Clemson to Nebraska in pair of pin victories in the opening LaJoie each notching pins for the of the Western Athletic Conference we’ll win again,” Clark said. "You Philadelphia, San Francisco at New delay warning prompted by Dent’s “ I’d be crazy to say I’m not very start, Cheney Tech whipped dec. Cunningham 10-8. 138—Watkins the Orange Bowl would almost cer­ two weight classes. After a forfeit final point total. Puck referee for the sixth straight year with an can’t assume.” Orleans and Washington at Los com plaint in the first set and happy,” Ford said. “ I ’m thankful to Portland High, 44-20, in wrestling iC Ti pinned Rosenbaum 3:13, 14a overall record o( 10-2 and a con­ tainly vault Georgia to the national action yesterday in Portland. loss, Cheney’s John Paradis Cheney’s next outing is Monday at —Bouchard iC Ti pinned Clark 1:02, Tampa Bay dropped a 24-23 deci­ Angeles. Oakland is at San Diego refused to acknowledge the a lot of people. I think this award ference mark of 7-1. title. “ I was very impressed with the registered a decision win before Farmington High at 6:30. sion in the final seconds to San Monday night. New York, 8-7, can proffered handshake. also goes to many folks who don’t 155 —Boudreau (C T ) pinned Field B YU has played in all three “ That’s really a positive factor,” team’s performance," stated Tech teammate Ray Boisvert grappled to" Results: 98—Rafala (C T ) pinned Diego last Sunday, but Coach John earn a wild card by beating Dallas, One spectator hurled a beer can at get recognized very often.” :53 . LaJoie i(?T) pinned Silberstein previous Holiday Bowls. Lak year, Dooley said. "When you’ve got a Coach .41 Skinner, “ The kids a draw. Grenier 1:59, 105 —Fournier (CT) McKay believes clinching is lovelier coupled with a loss Sunday by either Wilkison., who later told reporters In balloting by 100 sportswriters 3:04, 185 —Pini iP l pinned Miller the Cougars defeated Southern chance for the national cham­ wrestled aggressively and used Roger Dubiel added three points pinned Fishbein 1:08, 112—Brown 1:37, Unlimited --Mroczka (Pi C the second tim e around. Philadelphia or Green Bay. The he would apologize for his actions. nationwide. Ford received 35 voteS Methodist University 46-45. Navy pionship, you’ve got to be up for the moves We’re teaching them:” for the Techmen with a decision iPl WBF, 119 —Pardis (CT) dec. WBF. blasts decision ‘T m sure all our fans watched the Giants, who haven’t made the downed BYU 23-16 in 1978 and In­ gam e.” Georgia quarterback Buck Sal Rafala and Tim Fournier got with Todd Watkins, Lance Benoit 4-2. 126—Boisvert (CT) drew Lions play so well' against playoffs since 1963, have allowed diana beat the Cougars 38-37 in 1979. Belue says the fact that the Sugar Minnesota,” McKay says, “ and I just 44 points over the past four Washington Slate finished second Bowl and Orange Bowl start at the CALGARY, Alberta (UPI) - can understand why they might be games but they will be facing the John) Ziegler's office and have behind Washington in the Pacific 10 same time (8 p.m. EST) could have Haynes' days numbered Referee Bryan Lewis, the morale of under the impression that we don’t N F L ’ s lead in g rusher in Tony made a tentative appointment to Conference with an 8-2-1 record. an effect on the outcome of their his colleagues bruised by the Dorset! and the N FC ’s top-rated meet with, him Monday or WSU will be appearing in its first game. "ridiculous” suspension handed passer in Danny White. Dallas, 12-3, Tuesday,” said lawyer Jim Beatty. bow! game since the Cougars lost to “ I’m sure a lot of people will be in Patriot organization Har-rumph! Clemson No. 1 for '81 has won four straight and the Cow­ Philadelphia winger Paul Holmgren Beatty, who in a public statement .Alabama 24-0 in the 1931 Ro.se Bowl. watching the scoreboard to see how boys have intercepted a league-high for striking referee Andy Van Helle- Wednesday advised the officials to the game in Miami is coming out,” BYU has been installed as a 3‘/z- 36 passes, including an NFL-best 11 mond, feels the league should have Sports Slate FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Mike walked out of the meeting after for 1,891 yards — almo.st it was soundly thrashed by stop working games or breaking up point favorite. Belue said. ‘‘If we see that By Major Amos B. Hoople I. CLEMSON 11-0 adminstered a thorough spanking.' by rookie Everson Walls. Haynes, the New England Patriots Sullivan had finished. enough for two men! Penn Slate. Jackie Sherrill’s fights if Holmgren’s suspension was Elsewhere. Georgia coach Vince Nebraska is winning, that would be Sage of the Sidelines (Orange); 2. GEORGIA 10-1 "I get the feeling that a child got five-time All-Pro cornerback, may “ It wasn’t a very nice meeting,” At year’s end, the Ala­ Panthers had appeared to be not increased, said the proclamation • Dooley holds a grudge against the a big boost for us. W e’re all turning (Sugar); J. ALABAMA 9-1-1 Miami, 10-4-1 and Buffalo, lo-'s be on the trading block after Haynes said. ” I would rather not bama Crimson Tide was unbeatable through their rapped on the wrist rather than his wasn’t designed to have a bombshell Into Nebraska fans. We all want to Egad, friends, the 1981 (Cotton); 4. SOUTHERN Nittany Lions of Penn State as his meet in the Orange Bowl with the’ questioning the team ’s using him in discuss what happened. It was all playing as good football as first 10 games. And the Hoo­ butt panned, " said Lewis, who was effect. see the Big Red roli.” seasons was — kaff-kaff — METHODIST 10-1 (ineligi­ second-ranked team prepares for a Saturday AFC Eastern Division title at stake. very heavy.” any team in the country. ple Hunch is they ■ will be appalled that Holmgren received a non-essential game after returning indeed topsy-turvy. ble); 5. NEBRASKA 9-2 "W e didn't do anything to have a showdown with No. 8 Pittsburgh in Belue said- the one thing that BASKETBALL Both teams have already clinched They looked super in defeat­ back on their game for their only a fivegam e suspension and $500 from a serious injury. In fact, it was the most (Orange); 6. PENN STATE deliberate effect,” said Beatty, who the Sugar Bowl New Y ea r’s night. bothers him about this Sugar Bowl Rockville at Manchegter, 7 Haynes, who sat out three games ing an excellent Penn State Sugar Bowl assignment fine from NHL executive vice presi­ ■playoff spots, but Saturday’s winner The Boston Globe reported turbulent in tbe 40-year his­ 9-2 (Fiesta); 7. PITTS­ further advised the officials to file Dooley is worried about the compared to last year, when last year in a contract dispute, said team, 31-16, on the Nittany against the defending dent Brian O 'Neill for slugging Van Hartford Public at East Catholic, is the division champion and earns a Thursday that Hayes has had a tory of the Hoople Football BURGH 10-1 (Sugar); 8. assault charges against Holmgren. Panthers eliminating his squad Georgia beat Notre Dame at New he didn’t think he should risk being Lions home grounds. Two national champion Georgia 7 week’s rest while the loser prepares falling out with owner W illiam H. Forecast. Um-kumph! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Mellcmond. “ We have always had a good Orleans to win the national title, “ is re-injured, a feeling supported by weeks later, Alabama out- Bulldogs on Jan. 1. Um- from its quest for a second con­ ICE HOCKEY for a wild card game Dec. 27. The Sullivan and may be on the team ’s No fewer than six teams 9-2 (Fiesta); 9. TEXAS 9-1-1 "I was in Toronto yesterday and doctors he yisited on his own. Those slugged arch rival Auburn, kumph! relationship with the league. But we secutive national title, especially that we can’t, entirely, control our Manchegter vg. Eagt Catholic Dolphins have beaten the Bills 12 held the No. 1 spot in the (Cotton); 10. MIAMI, Fla., 9- Calgary today and I concur with.the trade list. The rift is over Haynes’ 28-18, giving Paul “Bear” The Trojans of Southern simply felt under the circumstances after Pitt fell from the ranks of the own destiny. Last year, we were in (Bolton Ice Palace), 7:50 doctors told Haynes he would be weekly polls — Michigan, 2 (ineligible); media reports stating that the five- straight times in the Orange Bowl comments last Sunday that he felt Bryant his 315th collegiate Cal, our No. 8 team, were that we had to go public to protect unbeaten in the final game of the the driver’s seat (ranked N o.4 going WRESTLING risking serious injury if he played Notre Dame, Southern Cali­ II. NORTH CAROLINA game suspension is ridiculous. He and none of M iam i’s last three op­ “ like a piece of meat” for playing triumph, thus making him stunned by "Arizona. They the officials. It’s not our style to go year at the hands of Penn State. in) and didn’t have to depend on any more football this year. fornia, Texas, Penn State 9-2 (Gator); 12. BRIGHAM Eagt Catholic at Wethergfield, 11 ponents has managed to cross mid- when he felt it was in his best in­ the winningest coach in suffered their second defeat got off scot free. " high profile. We know that the mark someone else.” and Pittsburgh. And now we YOUNG 10-2 (Holiday); 13. “ W e’d have much preferred to have a.m. field in the fourth period. terests to sit out the season. Sullivan accepted the advice of history. An amazing at the hands of Washington, Lewis, in Calgary to officiate the of good officiating is to not be have another No. 1, the WASHINGTON 9-2 (Rose); achievement for old friend the Pac 10 Rose Bowl rep Flames-Edmonton Oilers game “ It’s all part of the dehumanizing team doctors, whb pronounced undefeated Clemson Tigers. 14. IOWA 8-3 (Rose); 15. noticed.” Bryant. Har-rumph! Aiding the Trojan cause was Thursday Lewis, said that the part of pro football. I didn’t want to Haynes physically fit. Sullivan And, my dear readers, OHIO STATE 8-3 (Liberty); Beatty wasn’t sure how many of The Hoople No. 4 SMU Heisman winner Marcus I morale of officials had been play,’ ! Haynes said. reportedly said he felt Haynes may I, er, ahem, somewhat 16. MICHIGAN 8-3 the officials had been contacted. Mustangs, banned from Allen, who rambled for an Haynes had missed the previous should play even if the game meant immodestly point out that in (Bluebonnet); 17. SOUTH­ affected by the light penalty "Th e officials are all over the bowl competition for 1981 unbelievable 2,342 yards; he eight games with a collapsed lung, nothing because he was being paid the pre-season predictions ERN MISSISSIPPI 9-1-1 awarded Holmgren, and also country and we have had contact and 1982, had an excellent was the first running back to well ($200,000 a year, highest among last August it was the Hoo­ (Tangerine); 18. ARIZONA claimed the assault is just one of Unidentified Chargers' fan an injury that took five weeks longer year for coach Ron Meyer. gain more than 2,000 yards with a large number of them,” hq ple Forecast — and only the STATE 9-2 (ineligible); 19. five such incidents to occur this than expected to heal. Haynes cornerbacks) to play football. Their only loss was a close in a single season. Allen and said. “ I haven't spoken to them all Hoople Forecast — that put UCLA 7-3-1 (Bluebonnet); year. played sparingly in the game Sun­ “ This whole thing has been very 9-7 affair to Texas, which his mates will be good com­ hut it is my understanding the con­ Clemson in the projected 20. SAN JOSE STATE 9-2 "It's bothering officiating in the day, used mostly as a fifth defensive upsetting to my father,” said Chuck will represent the SWC in petition for Penn State in sensus is strongly in favor of the Top 20. (California). back. Sullivan, the team ’s executive vice the Cotton Bowl. The SMU the Fiesta Bowl, National Hockey League with statement.” ' We, as you’ll remember, Georgia’s setback at the According to the Globe, Sullivan president and son of the owner. “ He club compiled a 7-1-0 record Hoopleoopli No. 9 Texas beat a lespect to our m orale," he said. Beatty refused to comment on the pegged Clemson for No. 18, hands of Clemson, 13-3, 8 covers Pouts' dues in union in the SWC, compared to fine Mia Miami team, 14-7, and "There’s been four other didn’t take kindly to Haynes’ com­ had reasons for doing what he did, saying they had ‘‘the neces­ marred a very successful possibility of a walkout". Texas’ 6-1-1 tally. blasted old foe Oklahoma, situations where things have ments. Sullivan thought, as did the and he feels strongly they w ere good sary troops to maintain high season, which saw the Bull­ “ I think it serves our best interest Tom Osborne’s Nebraska 34-14, But later in the year happened and nobody has said SAN DIEGO (U P I) - Club of­ Patriots’ doctors, that Haynes was reasons, as I do also.” . ranking.” Har-rumph! dogs score at least three to let the'matter take a lower profile for Fouts’ delinquent union dues. home against Oakland. had every opportunity to resolve 'club, our No, 5 selection, Texas was upset by Arkan­ anything, " added Lewis, who fit to play. The Patriots', who have had one of Danny Ford's men TDs per game as they rolled until the league, in fairness, has a ficial:; say a San Diego Chargers’ Ed Garvey, the executive director Fouts, who has had a longstanding should get a special qward sas and tied by Houston, this at a tim e when it would not have Sullivan summoned Haynes to his the the worst defenses in the AFC exceeded our expectations up a total of 352 points. declined to elaborate. ’ ‘It’s chance to react.” fan piesented a certified check for of the N F L P A , said earlier that the as the comeback team of the both of the SWC. 'J’he Long­ feud will, me NFLPA leadership, affected the integrity of the San and moved to the top spot by Leading the charge was something that officials know $1,122 to a representative of the Charger’s defiance of the order to.' office on Monday and chastised the this year, close out their season Sun­ year. The Cornhuskers horns have a strong offen­ said he had not been a member of Diego Chargers and the National sweeping their 11-game Herschel Walker, the Heis­ about.” NFL Players Association to cover cornerback. Haynes abruptly day against Baltimore. dropped two of their first sive team and will be a good suspend their quarterback would the union since 1976 and had no in­ Football League, and I believe you schedule. Included among man runner-up, who rushed The Holmgren situation is not an quarterback Dan Fouls’ disputed three games — to Rose Cotton Bowl entry. terminate the agreement between tention of paying dues. have deliberately constructed this their victims were Georgia unfamiliar one for I.«wis, who was union dues. Bowl-bound Iowa of the Big Miami’s Hurricanes, the association and the NFL. Thursday, Garvey wired Com­ incident to divide and upset the San and North Carolina. Pretty punched by the late Barry Ashbee Radiol Team owner Eugene Klein said Ten and to independent under Coach Howard He said the dues must be paid or missioner Pete Rozell (with a copy Diego Chargers, their players, their Herzog blasts Templeton fair credentials, eh? during an NHL game in 1972. The that Paul Carter, a San Diego in­ Penn State, now a partici­ Schnellenberger, came with­ the Chargers will be in violation of to Klein) that Klein’s avowed fans, and the National Football Close on the heels of Flyer defenseman was suspended ‘TV C i pant in the Fiesta Bowl. in two ”called-back-by- surance man, donated the check the league’s basic contract. Clemson in the Hoople Top defiance of the dues-suspension ql- League. Your actions are totally ST. LOUIS (U P I) - A verbal blast not the greatest shortstop in A fter that the Huskers penalty” TDs of an eight games for the incident. which was then given to player 20 are the Southeastern Con­ timatum was considered “ a irresponsible and violate the ethics, from Whitey Herzog has apparently baseball playing in St. Louis. H e’s rolled to eight straight, undefeated season. Their "I hope we (officials) are not representative Billy Shields and ference co-champions: But owner Eugene Klein sent a material breach of our (collective morality and spirit of the collective never going to be the greatest including a clean sweep of two losses came at the waiting'for someone to be seriously guaranteed that St. Louis Cardinals’ Georgia, 10-1, and Alabama, alternate Doug Wilkerson after the telexed message to Garvey dis­ bargaining) agreement” and urged, seven Big Eight foes. hands of Texas and Missis­ TONIGHT bargaining agreement.” shortstop Garry Templeton will be shortstop in baseball playing- in St. 9-1-1. hurt," said Lewis, who wouldn't club finished a practice session puting the association's directive. The No. 6 Penn State Nit­ sippi State, a Tangerine 6I.30 Gollegf liiiHkelliall reiiorl, “ Please advise immediately on ac­ playing elsewhere next year. Louis. Depending on the out­ comment about the possibility of a Thursday. “ I ’m sorry it had to come Fouts, meanwhile, was listed as tany Lions, in addition to Bowl contender. K.SPN ‘ ‘My attorneys advise m e that you tion the N F L Commissioner or N F L Herzog, the Cardinals’ manager “ He (Templeton) doesn’t want to come of the New Y ear’s Day strike. “ It's hard to believe that a to an anonymous donor,” said knocking off Nebraska, Our Second 10 teams are 8 College Imskelhall; liouNton may have waived your contractual Management Council plans to take questionable” ^or the expected and general manager, told a fund­ play in St. Louis. He doesn’t want to bowl contests, either one — player can jump the boards, become Fouts. “ But I ’m grateful it was showed their class by only a notch or two — heh- \H. .MiHHiNsippi Stale, E.SI’ N right by this suspicious delay,” the on the Player-au b Relations Com­ shoot-out with Oakland; not because raising event in Belleville, 111., the play on (artifical) turf. He doesn’t Georgia, which we rank No. involved with another playeb and get paid.” The club had at first refused thumping Pittsburgh, 48-14, heh — below the top group. message said. m ittee order so (Fouls’ ) suspension of" the union affair, but because of a want to play when we go into Mon­ 2. or Alabama, which we 8 .Cellies \n. RiillelH, WI.NF, team could not win a pennant with after spotting the Panthers So, maybe the post-season a six-game suspension. Yet one to release the name of the donor. The NFLPA ordered the Chargers is carried out without delay.” badly bruised hip sustained last rank No. 3 — may wind up WI»OP Templeton as the shortstop. treal. He doesn’t want to play in the a 14-point lead. Joe Pater- bowls will help sort things becomes physically involved with an Fouts adamantly refused to pay Tuesday to suspend Fouts without week against Tampa Bay. with the mythical national 8 MI.SLi Blast vs. Fever, I'.SA Klein’s response wire to Garvey “ When I came here, I said he Astrodome. He doesn’t want to play no’s two losses came at the out. official and gets five gam es.” the dues, and the Chargers pay immediately unless he paid his ^ n Diego needs a win over, the crown. Cable said in part: (Templeton) had the greatest talent in the rain. “ The other 80, games hands of Hoople No. 3 Ala­ Watch for my forecast of Meanwhile, in Toronto, the lawyer repeatedly said they would not com­ 1981 dues of about $1,200. The collec­ ” ... It is you (the N F L P A ) who Raiders plus a Chicago victory over he’s all right.” ’ 9 College football; Holiday in baseball,’’ Herzog said Here is a rundown of the bama and No. 10 Miami. No the major bowl contests -r- for the NHL Officials Association ply "with the N F L P A ’s order to sus­ tive bargaining contract requires has materially breached the collec­ ^ n v e r to win the AFC-West title. If Bowl — B YL vs. Wiisbinglon Wednesday night. “ But I can’t win a Herzog has been trying to trade 1981 Hoople Top 20, with disgrace there. Kaff-kaff! coming your way next week. said he was going to file a submis­ pend the quarterback. The N F L P A players to pay their dues. The ^ n v e r and San Diego both win, the 1981 •Stale, Ch. 38 tive bargaining agreement. How pennant with that boy. 'There’s no Templeton to the San Diego Padres season records (and Bowl Pittsburgh tumbled to No. Um-kumph! sion to the league office Thursday. has tentatively scheduled a meeting suspension would keep the ace strange it is that you wait until the Chargers would need a Packers’ vic­ way I can do it. “ The media says for shortstop Ozzle Smith, but Smith assignments): rFootbaN Forecast 7 in the Hoople ratings when (NEWSPAPEH ENTERPRISE ASSN.) "1 have spoken to (NHL president 10 College baskelbuli: Cleiii- to discuss if the check submitted by soii vs. loMU, ESI’ .N, V quarterback out of Monday’s Idst game of the season to make this tory over the Jets to notch a wild­ that Garry Templeton is the and his agent, Ed Gottlieb, have Carter can be accepted as payment card berth. crucial, season-ending game at obvious grandstand play. You have greatest shortstop in baseball. He’s temporarily blocked the deal. 12 - THE HERALD, Fri,, Dec 18, 1981

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Montreal , 3 1 1- f ' Focus Calling all CBers: Boston IOd-1 First pt*riod- l, Montreal. Laughlin 7 Adele Basketball (Robinson). 2:29. 2. Montreal. Hunter 9 (Ri.sebrough). 3:00. 3. Montreal. Trem­ & Angle Hockey blay 16 (Mondou, Picard). 9:(tt. 4. Boston, Pederson 16 (unassisted). 17:01 Soccer Penalty -Picard. Mon. 19:28. Frog Legs, Silver Star and the Great Pretender want company Second period—f. Montreal. Napier 14 Just Ask (Jarvis. Gainey); 7:42, Penallieiv- Mont­ real bench (served by Napier). 11:42.. O’Reilly. Bos 14:48. Murray Olderman Third }>enod 6. Montreal, Mondou 14 Oh, silent ple, by the abusive language they (unassistwl). 8:41. Penalties-Pederson. NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE By Barbara Richmond NATIONAL HASKKTBAU. ASSCK? Natio n a l h ockky i.e a gu k (Indoor Ix»aguc) use on their CBs, have spoiled it for By Unilecl Press International B^ United Press International Bos. 3:38. Hunter. Mon. 7:46; Ri.se- By United FTess International Herald Reporter Kastern Conference Wales (’onference . hrougli, Mon. double minor, 9:19. Fergus. Atlantic Conference others. Atlantic Division Patrick Division Ikis, 9:19.. Bourgue. Bos. 9:43. Shots on goal—Montreal 9-6-11-26 I^astcrn Division Where is all of that cryptic jargon He’s had experiences with being W I. I>ct. { W L T Pts. GF GA W L Pet GB Main St. that used to crowd the airwaves of stuck on the road at night with car I’hilndolphia 18 f, .783 — Philadelphia 19 11 1 39 121 114 Ho.slon 9-1.3-10-2. Toronto 3 Boston 18 fi ,783 — 17 9 r. 39 133112 (ibalies- Montreal. Sevigny. Boston. Channel 5, the channel Manchester trouble and has appreciated it when NY Islanders Baron. A 14.673 Montreal 1 1 New York 11 11 fiOO 6*2 Pittsburgh If; 12 4 34 121 118 New York 1 2 CBers use? another CB operator has come to his Washington 9 13 .409 8'2 NY Rangers 12 16 3 Z7 106 129 Jacksonville 1 2 I wonder if all the merchants New Jersey 6 16 .273 U'z Washington 9 20 2 20 120 132 • Central Division along Main Street caught the same Just a few short years ago, the CB aid. Central Divlsi()n Adams Division Tulsa 3 1 .7T« The tipoff: snippet I did on National Public channel buzzed day and night. Now, A CB is good company if you have Milwaukee 17 6 .739 - Montreal 16 7 9 41 lf;7 93 Chicago I 1 .600 Indiana. 13 U .M2 4*2 Buffalo 16 8 8 40 121 96 Radio the other day. though, members of the Manchester to drive a lot at night — which he Buffalo 10 0-1 Tampa Bay 1 3 za Besides getting a firebrand for a head coach in Joe Chicago ' • 11 13 ATS 6'2 Ikfston 17 9 4 38 117 94 Philadelphia 0 2(V-2 Pacific Conference S eem s a. ju d g e s om ew h ere CB Club see themselves as an en­ does. It keeps him awake talking to Atlanta 10 12 .ASl 6'.'2 Quebec 16 14 f 37 lf.9 lf« Kapp, the University of California (|ferkeley), trying First peii(Hl 1. Buffalo. SiMling 16 (Van Northwest Division dangered species. other CBers, he said. Detroit 9 If: .37T. 8>2 Hartford 7 If 8 22 98 12fi Boxmeer, Ramsev), 16:49. Penalties-- Vancouver 3 01.000 - to revive its football fortunes, is getting a man wiUi a ordered that Christmas carols are . ' For one thing, club ranks have Cleveland f. 18 .217 12 ('ampbell Conference ■ Playfair. Buf. 3iKC l.insonian. I’hi. 7:13; Edmonton 3 I .TTjO phenomenal memory. First time I ever talked to Joe, stricken from his courtroom He said that any woman who has Western ('onfcrence Norris Division Van Boxmeer. Buf. 8:04; Adams. Phi. Seattle ' 3 2 .600 r declined — from 1977s peak of 200 to to be on the road at night, or Midwest Division W U T Pts. GF GA 10:41. Flockharl. Phi. 13.27, Ccx'hrane, Western Division' he had just joined the Minnesota Vikings after years m building’s public address system. W L Pet GB Minnesota 13 9 9 131 104 Phi. 14.f2. San Jose r 2 .333 - Canada. “You wrote a book on quarterbacks,” he said “ Oh, Come All Ye Faithful” and today’s low membership total of 30. anytime for that matter, should San Antonio 16 6 727 (Tiicago 12 9 9 141 127 Second pericKl 2. Philadelphia. Allison Portland I 3 ,2Fi0 »/i And local stores say CB sales have have a CB. “ It’s like having a Utah 10 13 .43T immediately, “and only mentioned me one time — on “ Jingle Bells,” the judge ruled, put Winnipeg 12 13 7 122 139 2 (Watson. Flockhaifi. 16.2, 3. Philadel­ San Diego 0 3 .000 ! been ominously down in the last few Denver 10 13 AY: St Uiuis 13 If 4 Hf 132 phia. Wilson f (unassisted). 17:f)0. Thursday's Results page 358.” He was right. The Berkeley football pro­ jurors in too sentimental a mood. security blanket,” he said. Houston 9 If. ,37r. Detroit 10 17 f 114 13T: Penalties- Linseman. Phi. 8:26. Foligno. Toronl«,i 8. New York 2 gram is a slumbering giant, if only for the sheer num­ years. He comes from France and thus Kansas Cilv 8 14 .364 The sentences they might mete out Poronto . 7 If 8 127 14f Buf. major. 10 4-t: Cochrane. F’hi. major. Tulsa r, Tampa Bay 4 bers of the school’s alumni. It is ready for revival by Gary Stein, assistant manager of his handle of “ Frog Legs.” He was a Dallas f: 19 .2l« Smvthe Division 10.44. Pi'iipp. Phi. H 46. Peterson. Buf. l-'dmonlon 14. Portlimd f might be too soft after “ Silent Pacific Division Edinonton 191 126 14:46. Adams. Phi. 14:46. Clarke. Phi. Friday’s (James someone like Kapp. Night,” his reasoning went. the Radio Shack at the Manchester radioman and fought in Africa with Ixis AngcU's '18 7 .720 Vancouver 126 118 I9;(E, (All Times EST) Parkade, put the situation this way: the French Army from 1953 to 1960. Seattle I f 8 era (’algary 12f. 148 Third period None Penaltie.s Patrick. Montreal at Chicago. 8:30 p.m. The same broadcast contained an Portland 14 9 609 Los Angeles 128 Ifl Buf. 2:23, Prcppp. Phi. f:2 . Clarke. Phi. Vancouver at Sealtle. 10:30 p.m. additional nugget that didn’t help to “ For the past five years, we were He went to college in Africa where Golden Slato 14 9 m (olorado 78 1f6 mi.sconducf-game miscomlucl. 17 38. Cun- San Diego at San Jose. II p.m. illuminate things one bit. lucky if we sold one set a month.” he learned some English but he said 1 ’hoenix 12 10 .fAf (Top four in each division qualify for neyworfh, Buf. misconduct. 17::i8. Saturday's Games San Diego 6 16 2t;i Stanley Cup playoffs.) Shols on goal- Buffalo 10 7-f- 2 . .lacksunville at Tampa Bay The newscaster said that J. Robert Suhr, communications he had to learn more when he came Thursday’s Results Thursday's Results Philadelphia 6-6-9- 21 N(>w York at Tulsa somewhere else a psychologist had officer for the local club, wasn’t to this country in 1960. He works two Indiana 100. Detroit 96 Montreal f. Boston 1 Goalies -Bullalo. Edwards. Philadel­ much more cheerful. “ You hardly jobs, one at (5olt Fire Arms and the Denver 138, Atlanta 1(R Philadelphia 2. Buffalo 1 phia. Peeters, A-17.()77. done a study on Christmas carols. Seattle 106. San Diego 92 Ouebec 3. Detroit 2 He’d discovered that people in an ever hear anyone on Channel 5 and other at Aetna Insurance Co. Goklen State 120, Los Angeles Ilf, N Y Islanders 4, Washington 1 Tluirsday’s Sports Transactions at one time it was so crowded you Friday's Games Winnipeg 4. Minnesota 2 By Uniicd Press International experiment had given a murderer a “ WE WANT people to come visi.t (All Times KST) Edmonton f. Calgary 4 Baseball much suffer sentence after they had couldn’t get on. Today you turn it on Chicago at New York. 7;.Y pm. Friday’s Game Milwaukee Named Dick Phillips and you can’t hear anybody on it.” our meetings which are on the se­ Cleveland at Indiana. 7 3T pm , lAll Times EST) manager of Vancouver of Ihe Paciiic received a dose of "White Christ­ cond Saturday of each month at 7:30 # 4 Boston at Washington. 8 Of! p m. Vancouver at ('olorado. 9:3T p.m. Coa'aturday’s Games , Minnesota at Edmonton Eviins, shed some light on the question: do died on the vine,” answers Suhr. tend the meetings and they always Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at N Y Islanders Fonthnl) His wife is equally puzzled. have refreshments. New .Jersey at (Jeveland Colorado at Calgary Green Buy Puckors — Sigmtd Q. Would you explain what the rating system for quarter­ Christmas carols put people in a bad New York at Detroit N Y Rangers at Pittsburgh Hgcrit til tensive tackle Brad Oates. backs is, and how it is done? Do they go by the stats of the mood or not? So I put Main Street “ We have no explanation of why Over the past several years' Portlanil at Dallas Chicago at Washington quarterback? — Scott Donelson, Barto, Pa. the number of club members have several groups of volunteer Chicago at Houston Toronto at Winnipeg Manchester to the test. San Antonio at Denver Vancouver at St. Uiuis Since 1973, the NFL has rated passers (minor technicality, But, disappointingly, except for declined. I guess it’s like ail other organizations made up of CB Seattle at Utah not quarterbacks) based on four categories: percent of one throaty female warbling “ Babes fads that blossom for a while and operators, have sprung up. Kansas City at Phoenix K«fC — John Kozicki 234-552, completions;, percent of touchdown passes per attempt; per­ Los Angeles at San Diego in Toyland” at the Manchester Pet then fade,” she says. These groups provide round-the- American Hockey League i Dick Noel 204, Ben Foreman 213, cent of pass attempts intercepted; and average yards gained Atlanta at Golden State Hy Uniled Pre.ss International Stars' fans Center, not one store blasted me The pair look longingly toward the clock emergency services and have Northern Division I Bill Foster 200, Bill Wilson 212-227- per attempted pass. Elach category has a base — as, for with Christmas music. I went into “ old days” when Citizens Band radios been very active in the Manchester W L T Pis GF GAI 592, Rob Migliqre 215-552, Ralph example, 50 percent in completions — against which the Maine 21 9 2 44 126 93 Worth’s, Marlow’s, the Regals were everywhere. CBs were so pop­ area. During a couple of very severe LOS ANGKI.FS dlfi New Bruns 16 11 4 36 117 90 Dukett 236-623, Elliott Newcomb passer’s performance Is statistically rated. Then ratings In -Kupchak 4 f.-6 13. Wilkes 10 2A 22. ular in the mid ’70s that even First snow storms when traffic was prac­ Nova Scotia If 18 2 32 137 133 253-602. (douses Jets each of the four categories are combined and converted to a Men’s Shop, the Manchester Mall, Alxlul-Jabaar 9 10-13 28. Johnson f. 6-8 16. Springfield . 13 13 2 28 89 106 100-polnt scale to. determine the final firare. I still don't Mari-Mad’s, Manchester Hardware Lady Betty Ford got into the act tically at a standstill, they were on Nixon ‘8 4A 20. Cooper 3 0-0 6. Frcd(*ricton 8 19 I 17 99 lf2 I.«'indsberger 1 0-4 2. Jordan I 0-0 2. think it’s a satisfactory system because all those categories and Michaels Jewelers. with her CB handle of — what else— the road helping to transport doctors Southern Division TEK- rOTAI.EUS - Shirley Blue BLOOMINGTON. Minn. (DPI) - Brewer 3 0-2 6. Totals 44 Z7-41 lir Bmghumliin 16 14 117 HI shouldn’t have equal weight. The top passer of all time right Zippo. Nothing. Not one itsy bitsy “ First Mama.” and nurses and police, to their GOLDKN STATE (120i 179-501, F ran ces D om ler 180, Winnipeg Coach Tom Watt wielded Rochcsier' If Jl 122 97 now is Roger Staubach with an 83.5 rating, though the only I’m dreamin’ of a’ or you better In 1976-77 there w ere songs work. King 14 r.-6 .'13. WilliQms 2 0-0 4. Carroll New Haven 14 13 100 96 Maryann Zawlinski 211-196-549, Joan a hockey stick at a taunting fan and 6 4-8 16. Free 13 6-9 32. Romar 1 4-6 6. category in which he leads is fewest interceptions per pass watch out, you better not. written about the CBers and there The CBs are also a blessing in dis­ Erie 12 16 122 134 Franco 184-451, Janet Schaefer 468, Smith : 2 f l2. Brown 3 0-0 6. Gale 0 0-0 Adirondack 12 16 106 I(U several Jets players hurled water attempt. were movies and television shows guise for those who are homebound. I). Short 3 0-0 6. Bassett 2 0-0 f Totals 49 ’ It was enough to make a grown Hershev 12 14 102 117 Gayla Butcher 454, Nancy Washburn bottles into the stands Thursday about the popular radio enthusiasts. CBs help pass the time of day and 2I-34M20 Thursday’s Result 473, Lee Bean 476, Jessie Williams woman cry. Especially because I’d U)s Angeles .38:m9 24- Ilf Nova Scotia f. Fredericton 2 night, retaliating at someone who gone out armed with my checkbook, Experts back then said that CB also provide a means of getting (lolden Stale .32 24 33.31-120 Friday s (James 457, Donna Ozbut 188-465, Karen apparently harrassed the team.- ’I'hree jniim goal--HasseH FoulOd out- Q. You asked recently when was the last time a major- all set to see if Christmas carols radio represented the biggest explo­ emergency help if needed. New Brunswick at Adirondack Riordan 197-509, Barbara Seifert None of the Jets players would say Carroll Total fouls- l.os Angeles 3:1, Binghamton at Erie' league batter came to the plate with bare hands? Gratg Net­ were going to make me go into a sion of communications since The Manchester club was Golden State 31 A -13.239 192-509, Claudette Mertens 184, Don­ Springfield at New Haven what prompted the outburst in the tle of the New York Yankees never wears batting gloves, fi^nzy of Christmas buying or not. Alexander Graham Bell invented organized in 1976 at the height of the Hershev at Roc'hoster na Mieezkowski 450. first period of Winnipeg’s 4-2 victory except In the last game of the 1981 World Series when he the telephone. Stilurday's Games CB craze. It’s a non-profit organiza­ SKATTLK (1061 Rochester at Binghanntdn over the Minnesota North Stars. was sporting an injured thumb. — Michael Carlton, Iron FRANKLY, I’ve never been tion to provide social and THE REAL BOQM came in the Shelton 8 3 3 19. Walker 4 1-2 9. Sikma Erie at Hershey .Several players and Watt were seen Mountain, Mich. opinionated one way or the other on recreational functions for its 8 3-3 19. G Williams 1) 2-2 24. Hanzlik f, Adirondack at Maine * Under normal circumstances. Nettles does occasionally early 1970s when truck drivers in­ reaching over the boards with sticks background music. Stores that have members, families and friends. 3-3 13, Donaldson 2 0-0 4. Brown 3 1-1 8, Fredericton at New Brunswick wear batting gloves to reduce the sting of the wood on his Hill 0 04) 0. ToUktI 1 0-0 2. Vranes 2 0-0 New Haven at Springfield NITE OWES — Beth Kenyon 215- and hurling the bottles at the crying babies as background music stalled their units to warn each 4. Kelscr 1 (M) 2. Radford I 0-0 2. Totals 552, Linda Luce 182-500, Joyce retreating fans. hands — usually when the weather turns cold. But he Is a are left immediately, as are stores .other where highway patrols — BESIDES having many social 46 13-14 106 rare species in today’s game. And have-you noticed bow Calgary 2 1 1 4 Michaud 195, Bunny Ahl 189-464, One witness said a man was seen with, people using vacuum cleaners. “ Smoky Bears” — and radar units events, the club is also very active SAN DIKGO (92i more and more football players, including those who handle Brwiks 7 1-2 If. Brvant 7 4-6 19. Edmonton 0 2 3—f Priscilla Cushman 212-483, Marion spilling beer onto the Jets players Except for these little rules, were located when the speed limit with community and civic events. Whitehead 3 1-1 7. P 'Smith 4 0-0 8; First period-1. Calgary. Hislop 7 the ball, have taken to skin-tight gloves also? on highways was dropped to 55 mph. Douglas 4 2-2 10. Chambers f 3-4 13. F (Peplinskii, 2 31 2, Calgary, ('yr 8 Smith 190-486, Dot Hills 180, Carol who were sitting on the team’s though. I’ve never been one to notice Members have conducted such Williams 4 04) 8, Wilev l ‘4A 6. J Smith lileinhart. McDonald i, 8:32 Penaltiefr- Barnett 182-466, Marion Gordon 187- bench and heckling the visitors. store background sounds, and that’s There was a time when the CB un­ events as paper drives for New I 04) 2. Brogan 2 04) 4 Totals 38 lf-19 92 Lumlev. Edm. double minor. 4:.38. 499, Kathy Berzenski 188-489, June its in cars were prime targets of Hope Manor in Manchester. Seattle 2T 27 32 22- 106 Bourgeois. Cal. 10:21. Fogolin. Edm, Tempers were hot on both sides. Q. Don’t yon feel that the Elagles have a weak schedule why I thought I’d be the perfect San Diego 2^29 22 19-92 13:f4. Rowett 474, Judy Carlson 454, Three minutes into the game, and are over-rated In the NFL? Every time they play a experimental specimen to hit Main many a thief and the police were ’They have also given Christmas Three point goals-Brown. Bryant Second pericMj 3. Edmonton. Siltanen 7 Roxanne Wilson 456, June Derench Minnesota’s Brad Palmer and Jets’ playoff team, they lose. — J.R., Bristol, Pa. Street. • kept busy with reports of the thefts. parties for residents of Mansfield Fouled out- None. Total fouls- Seattle 18. iHagman. And('rsoni. 2:f4. 4, Edmonton. San Diego 17 Technical—K Williams. Coffey 18 (Bagman). 6 29 f. (Jalgarv. 458. Don Spring wrestled their way to The answer to the question is: No. As a matter of fact, the But there were few observations Since the popularity of the CBs has Training School, and have donated Brooks. T)onaldson, Douglas. San Diego Plclt 8 (Labraalon. Russell). 8::fr fighting penalties. Morris NFL scheduling policy is that the h i^ er a team finishes — to record. waned, thefts have dropped off food to the emergency food bank. izon<*i A—3.912. Penalties—Cdffev. Edm, 1 IW. Cyr. ('al. and the Elagles reached the Super ^ w l last year — the 1 09, Russell. Gal. 2.47. Houston. Cal. TRI-TOWN — Ray Bessette 256- Lukowich, who scored the game­ I did notice in the pet shop that as because they aren’t worth much for Manchester CB Club members tougher its schedule the following season. Among the 4 3T. Bridgman. Cal. 9 (12. Luinley. Edin. 647, Wayne Gauvin 221-531, Fred Lee winning gogl. and Minnesota’s Neal the female voice sugared on about resale, local police say. might be cheered up to know that ‘ 19 13. Gretzkv. Edm. minor. 19:37. Plett, toughies the Elagles have faced outside their division- are ATLANTA dfrit 200, Bob Muska 528, Skip McOnell Christian Rouquie of 5 Parker St., CB sets at Radio Shack were on sale Cal. 19:r7. Broten were penalized five minutes Buffalo, Atlanta, Minnesota, Tampa Bay and Miami. small babies in toyland, my atten­ Houndfield 8 4-f 20. Macklin 0 2-2 2. Third period 6. (’algary. Bridgman 16 531, Bob McDaniel 514, Dick Lourie (Frog Legs,) the newly elected this week, and, according to Stein, Hawes 4 04) 8, Sparrow .3 04) 6. Johnson later for high sticking. Because the Elagles have faltered recently, you can expect a tion was riveted on something called (Hislop. Riggini. 11 L3. 7. Edmonton. 208-517, Andy Michaud 526, Ron Sim­ president of the club, said even the assistant manager, sales were 3 3-4 9. Criss 2 3-3 7. Drew H 6-8 22. Hughes 14 (Coffey. Larivierel. 12.23 8. The outburst broke out shortly renewal of the criticism that intense Dick Vermeil drives a Dynaflo filter and I began thinking Herald photos by Tarquinio Rollins 2 04) 4. McMillen f 2-2 12. PeJloin Edmonton. Grelzky 3T (Messier. Lirivie- mons 540, John Miller 545, Howie after Broten and Lukowich were them too hard. The truth is hq does a great job with the how nice it’d be for the aquarium. though the group is very small now, brisk 1 1-2 3. Glenn I 0-0 2. Woml 4 04) 8 rei. 14 41 9. Edmonton. Ixiwe 3 (Lumlcy. they all work together. He’s anxious Totals 41 21-26 ll« Edwards 523, Don Dzen 507, Henry penalized. talent at his disposal. ' Just as the song ended, I was about Maybe some of the new CB Kurrii. 19:09 Penalties—Bridgman. Cal. to bring in some new members. DENVER (i:«i 9:46 Jarvis 527, Jim White 510, Gino Police escorted the man away to buy an aerating aquarium orna­ owners will want to join the Marilyn Suhr of E. Middle Turnpike operates of J. Robert Suhr, communications officer ICnglish 11 2-3 24. Riiv 4 3-4 11. Issel A Shols on gon.l—Calgary lf-13-9—37. Calderone 526. from the Jets’ bench. ment in the form of an underwater It irks him to think how some peo­ Manchester CB Club. the CB set in her home.-Mrs. Suhr is the wife for the Manchester CB Club. . 7-8 ir. Thompson 7 4-f 18. Dunn 1 1-2 3. I'Idmonlon 7-ir.-ll—33 Vandewephe 9 04) 18. McKinney 3 1-2 7. Goalies- ('algary, Riggin Edmonton. scuba diver, another little fur­ Gondre/ick 7 7-10-21. Hordges 4 f-8 13. Fuhr. U»w A 7J226 Higgs I 04) 2. Roche 3 04) 6, Totals T4 30- nishing for the fish tank. 42 Ktft Atlanta 29 32 If, Z7 lUJ BUT it was the day berfore Denver 31 33.33 41-i:W Winnipeg 1 1 2-4 Minnesota 110—2 payday and I thought better of it. CB lingo comes FouU^d out- None Total fouls -Atlanta First period—1. Minmj.sota. Eaves 6 Notice, please, judges, psy­ :ir. Denver 27 A--7.1W (Smith. IVaynei. 8:43 2. Winnipeg.- Lukowich 17' iBahveh. ('hristiani. 11:48. chologists and Main Street Penalties—Spring. Win. major, 3:tH. merchants, what this one flimsy INDIANA ilOui Palmer. Min. major. 3 03; Watters. Win. Blue Gill Little Wolf Ikintom :y 04) 6. Williams 8 0-1 16. 6 21, Lukowich. \Vin, 8 43. Broten. Min. piece of experimental data points to. info doily usage Gwens 4 1-2 9. Ruse f 2-2 If. Davis 4 2-2 8 43, Broten. Mm. 11 31; Barrett. ‘Min. RadiantwKing Christmas music put the subject in a 10. MetJinnis 1 0-2 2. Orr 4 7-7 If, Carter 19,m 0 04) 0. C .Johnson 3 .3-4 9. G .John.son 3 Second p(*ri(Kl- 3. Mihnc.sota. (’i<-carel!i jnqpd to buy things for herself, not Blue Bird Lumberman 04) 6. Knight f 2-3 12. Totals 40 l7-2:i Kill 27 (Pavne. Smith), 8,40 4. Winnipeg. for the 40 close relatives that are at DETROIT (W- Lundholm f (Sle(*n, Lindstromi. 1.3:2r. HOLIDAY SALE this moment Totally Without Almost everyone knows what a driving within the 55 mph speed Hulihard 4 04) 8, Jones 10 f-7 2T. PenaltH*s Mai l,can. Win. 7 21; Roberts. Blue Pirate Kahlua Benson '9 04) 18, Tripucka 9 M 19. Min. 1M7. Lukowich. Win. 13:f.2. Presents from the aforenamed “ Smokey” is in the vernacular of limit is known as a Legal Needle. A Johnson 2 2-2 6, I a'v I 04) 2 Tvler 3 1-2 Ciccarelli. Min. 13;r2; Maclycan, Win. Subject. the CB’ers. But do you know what a Plain Wrapper is an unmarked 7. Hardy 1 04) 2. Mokeski I 34 r‘. Judkins ,19:02 NIELSEN Boomerang Maniar 0 3.3 3. Totals 40 lf-19 97 Third pericMl f. Winnipeg. Lukowich 18 These same relatives. I’m quite Band Aid Wrapper or a Ballet police car and a Seat Cover is an at­ Indiana • 21) 2f 22 30-100 (Christian, Bahych). f:32 6. Winnipeg. sure, bought their presents for me I Dancer is? tractive female in a car. Detroit 26 21 24 2T- 96 Macl^*an 8 iHa’werchuk. Watters), 6:2. AUTO PARTS, INC I’ouled out- None Total foul.s-lndiana I'cnalties—Broten, Min. 9:23; Macl.*can. about Sept. 1. They’ve already Breadnian Gemini The CB'ers have an extensive Like military talk, CB talk is a Z3. Detroit 28 Technical McGinnis A- Win. 9:.'W., Roberts^ Min, 9 38. Lindstrom. 646 CENTER STREET wrapped theirs, and put little language of their own — almost language all of its own. But it 3.f42 Win, double minor. 10:4f. “ Adele” name tags on them, and enough to make up a dictionary. Shots on goal—Winnipeg 7-12-10—29. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Double “ A” Poncho becomes so popular that even people Minnesota lf-13-8—36. they’ve even already paid up the Robert Suhr. of 512 West Middle who don't have CBs know it. Goalies Winnipeg. Staniowski. Min­ charge cards the gifts were bought Turnpike, public- relations officer A radar unit is called a Camera nesota, Meloche, A- I4,99f 643-4499 Softy ■'Thursdav's College Basketball Re.sults Marge for the Manchester CB Club, said By (!nilod Pre.ss International on, and on their lunch hours they go and the members of a CB Club are SpOOO to 16,000 BTU do something sensible like eat lunch the movie that started the real boom known as the Chain Gang. The Rdse-Holman Invitational instead of going on a phony baloney Bookkeeper Pumpernickle with CB language was "Convoy. ' Final Quebec 10 3—3 CB'ers have two ways to refer to the Baldwin-Wallace 9f.. Rose-Holman 81 Detroit i i o--2 *149®® to *265®* mission to test out Christmas music This was back in about 1976, he said. Federal Communications System Tliird place First period-1. I>etroil. B Smith 2 when actually all I was doing was Five Stringer Knitter Ladv From that came the term Rubber (FCCi), the Fox Charlie Charlie or Illinois Benedictine 6f. Fi.sk 61 (Ogrodnick. Nedomansky). 7:24. 2. East (Quebec. A. Stasny 13 (P. Stasny, Cote), trying to find some Christmas Duck which means the first truck in Friendly Candy Company. Sheriff's CW Post 72. NY Tech 60 19:10,- Penally-Kirton, Del, 10:00. presents. a convoy, rhen are known as Cub Scouts. Second period-3. I3etroil. Ogrodnick 14 Free Spirit Renegade Mercy IW Quinniniac IW) Save Up To *350® Off It’s enough to make a person want Besides the long list of words and Old Westbury 74. SI .Joseph’s (NYi 63 (O.sborne. Nedomansky). 10:37, Penalties WHOEVER compiled the list of Salem St 100. Boston .St 71 - Gilbert. Del. f .fiO; Weir, Quc. minor- Plus 5 gal. Kerosene Can No Charge to commit murder. With or without phrases, the CB'ers have another CB phrases was not only very clever Wagner 68. Glassl>oro'St, fi9 major. 9:16. C^e. Que. ir.:27. Christmas carols. Frog Legs Sahru code known as the CB-10 code. This Win Patteison 96, Wilmington 87 Third j)criod -4, Quebec. P. Stasny 21. but had a good'sense of humor. A .South (Cote. Tardiff). lf,:27. f. Quebec. Goulet Band Aid Wrapper is their term for is the official public safety com ­ Hirininghain-Southern 116. Stillman 76 If (Coutler. Pouchette). 17;f3. Penalty- munications officers’ code and has a fair.son-Newman 64. N.C -Asheville 62 I^rson, Dt‘l. 14 .39. Bring In This Ad and Get Free Rhea Bagel Lady ambulance and a ballet dancer is the Limestone 89. Tusi ulunr 74 Shots on goal-Quebee 12-6-7—24. How to get signal to some other CB'er that Jieir more serious side than the CB Mercer 89. Florida Infl f.r iXdroit 4-lf-9- 28 language. Mid, Tenn St. 62. Georgia St, 49 Goalics-Quebec, Bouchard Detroit CB antenna is swaying. Great Pretender SuccotaHli The code ranges from 10-1 to 10- Midwest Sauve. A—H..3(12 5 gals, of Kerosene club news A Smokey, of course, is a police Aurora 8T. Carlton 73 officer and if someone says he’s put­ 200. One of the more familiar of Christian Brothers (Tenn) 6f., Ij?wis 64 in Herald these 10-4 which is used a lot by Drake 68, Mi.ssouri-Kansas City f4 Washington 0 01—1 with the purchase of any Radiant King Heater Little Moe ting the hammer down it means he’s Hanover 9T. Bluffton 80 other than CB operators. It means NY Islanders 2 0 2-4 The Herald wants your club driving fast — full speed. 1 Iowa Wesleyan 74, Chicago U, 69 First perirxl—1. New York, Polvin 7 acknowledge affirmative. When a Mayville St. 67. Bemidii St. 60 (unassisted). 2:27 2. New York. Trottier From Nielson Auto Parts Inc. news! Bear Bait is a speeding car’ Minne.sota-Morris 9f:. Winona St. 78 Tackle Box CB’er is asked what his 10-20 is he's . isy. Me" (parts & service available) In order to get your club news without benefit of a CB. The Federal Valley City St. 88. Northern St .. Potvin. 'NYI. B:.36, Mackinnon. Wash. being asked his location.' Youngstown St. 68, Eastern Kentucky 14:f,2, offur uxplr— Dec. 31.19B1 in the paper on time, please sub­ Communications Commission f7 Second period- None. F’enaltie.s-Suttcr. Hudaon Terraplune (FCC) has been dubbed Big Daddy Southwest mit items no later than five days NYI. 3:2f. Theberge. Wash, 12:06; by the CB'ers. CONFIDENTIAL information is K Texas St 83. Texas Coll 76 Tonelli. NYI. If.:f0. ^ L IS T E D before the date you’d like to see SW Texas St. 71. Texas Lutheran 67 Third period—3. New York. Trottier 14 it in the paper. If they talk about some truck identified with a 1035 and 10-33 W. Texas St. 6f.. Oklahoma City f.7 (Morrow. (Jillies). 8:13 4. Wa.shingtnn. means “ Emergency, help me 'West Open Mon-FrI Bam-Bpm Sat 8-S Please Include a name and a driver having a Blessed Event, “ ley Gartner 10 (Murray). 9:34 f. New York. quick” A 10-46 is a call to assist a Cal I’oly-SLO 67. Hayward St 40 McEwen 3 (Trottier, 'Bossy). 13:29 Sun. 10-2 telephone number which we can mean he has a new CB rig. A Bucket Coll Of Idaho 74. W. Montana 61 Penalties-Valentine. Wash. 3:01; Lane Mouth is their- term .for an in­ motorist; and 10-52 is a call for an Idaho St 77, Gonzaga 63 Lower your thermostat to 60". Then warm Just the call If there are questions. In­ NYI. 13.48 room you re using to a cozy temperature with a ambulance. Idaho 86. St Martin's f*3 Shots on goaP-Washington 912-I0--.31. dicate the date you’d like to see it cessantly talking operator and the NW Nazarene 76. Great Falls 74. OT NY Islanders 13-I2-10-3f,. Radiant King' kerosene heater. By not wasting fuel trucker’s log is called a Comic A request for a 1013 is a request Hicks 1(0, Eastern Utah 80 heating empty rooms, you'll save a bundle. Ana your pubiished. (Joalie.s-Wa.shington. Parro NY Island- Book. - - for advice about the weather and Washington 71. IC-Santa Barbara 62 • (TS. Melanson A-14.733 Radiant King will deliver clean, odorless heat for only Cail Focus editor Adele Angie Washington .St 6F. Seattle Pacific 44 pennies per hour. Radiant King heaters are portable. at 643-2711 after noon to set Up This illustration was carried In the December names are all club members’ “handles.' road conditions. A 10-37 is a signal A T O IJ , R().-\l) is called a photo appointments. ______newsletter of tlfe Manchester CB Club. The that a wrecker is needed and a 10-38 "Green Stamp” road and anyone is a request for an ambulance. , 14 - THE HERALD, Fri., Dec. 18, 1981 THE HERALD. Fri., Dec. 18. 1981 — 15 Advice Up With Nurse drives patient People Where DINING Is A PLEASURE The “Up With People” ’ show featuring a Suiydiiy Bruiycly *flt , talented' international cast and band of 100 Tlyc Brou'ixsloiyc young people will per­ • Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw* A WEEKLY GUIDE TO FINE DINING from doctor's care berries Chantilly, and our pastry chefs creations — muf­ form Saturday at 8 p.m. fins, danlsh. and nut breads — still warm from the oven. in the auditorium of • On the dessert side you’ll find cheesecake, chocolate mousse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — It’s all In­ DEAR GRANNY: Don’t mention Glastonbury High DKAK ABiO : I was hospitalized School. Some of the cluded in the price of your brunch! your grandchildren’s table manners • Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender featuring this week ... three times for surgery in my fight cast members are against cancer. The first two times I to your daughter again. But on those filet topped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and COUNTRY ITALIAN occasions when you are alone with shown perform ing a smothered In a rich Bearhalse sauce —■ or trv our thick had wonderful nurses who cared for Dear cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple me, encouraged me and kept my the children, teach them. I agree, scene from the festival syrup — or select another one of our enticing entrees. spirits up. The last time I had Abby good character is more important of music for the whole • Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham­ BRUNCH •foreign nurses and they spoke little than good table manners, but one family. pagne is on the house and all other brunch libations are Abigail need not choose between the’two. Happy Hour priced! 11 om , 7.95 English. I could barely com­ RCSERVATIONS RECOMMENDED Sundays from ll:0 0 a.m. Dinner at 2:00 p.m. municate with them. Abby, I have Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I took your advice, ASYLUM A TRUMBULL STS. 525-1171 ■ : ^ J ' nothing against foreigners; I ______DOWNTOWN HARTFORD 1 / Ab ^ST CENTER STREET • MANCHESTER • 643-2751 niarried one. The nurse who spoke and when an acquaintance of mine the best English was very cold and insincerely said to me (for the unfeeling. When I told her that my umpteenth time!), “Why don’t you GALA NEW YEAR’S EVE son had been killed in Vietnam, she come over sometime?” I replied, “I DAVIS FAMILY said, I “You Americans had no would love to. How about next NOW SERVING BEER & WINE business being over there in the first Thursday?” EVERY DAY LOW PRICES She stammered, and blushed, and • Greater Meriden Oratorio Chorus, Meriden: "An place!” 1 became so upset and DEAR ABBY: My daughtjLr (now CELEBRATION U8DA CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK...... $6.99 Old Fashioned Christmas Concert” for the whole fami­ angry, I left the hospital without my said,"No, not Thursday. That’s my FRESH BABY BAY SCALLOPS ...... 6.99 married) was taught proper table bingo night.” ly will be presented Saturday at 7:30 p.m. For tickets doctor’s permission, and now he is manners at a very early age, but her furious with me. I decided to teach. her a good and location call (288-9294 or 235-5704) Order any TWO Entrees children (6, 9 and 11) eat like lesson, so I said, “Well, what night • On the Green, New Haven:, Today at 7 p.m., on 2 Packages to Choose From I love my doctor and don't want animals! She lets them come to the from our dinner menu and get him to give me up as a patient. would be convenient for you?” Dance the Green, a community carol sing. (787-8956) dinner table without washing their She looked at me like she couldn’t When I phoned his office to explain hands, and the way they grab the Banquet & Wedding Facilities RESERVE NOW the 2nd Meal at V2 Price and apologize, his nurse told me that believe what she was hearing. Then This coupon cannot bo combined with any of our daily specials, food, hold their silverware and talk she said, “I’ll phone you,” and Luncheons Daily • Sunday Brunch discounts or other coupons. 1 “automatically discharged” my with their mouths full makes me DANCING A LIVE EN'TERTAINMENT FRI. A SAT. doctor when I left the hospital. quickly rushed away, mumbling. • « 7 5 per couple includes Dinner, Dancing, CALDOR PLAZA EXIT 93 OFF l-BB nearly sick. I don’t expect to hear from her. • Country Dance in Connecticut, West Hartford: A CLOSED MONDAYS Please help me get back in his good When I remind my daughter (in a traditional New England Contra dance tonight at 8 at 989.ELLINGTON RD. SO.WINDSOR graces. If he refuses to see me, I But I’ll bet I cured her of extending with this coupon 649-5487 . nice way) that it was time she those insincere “ why-don’t-you- the Immanuel Congregational Church, 10 Woodland ______289-7929 Higher price prevails Expires Dec. 30, 1981 don't know what I’ll do. taught her children some table St., Hartford. Live fiddle music by Whiskey Before Open Bar, Hats, Noisemakers, Breakfast at DESPERATE come-over-sometime” invitations. manners, she became defensive, A SINCERE SCORPIO Breakfast and calling by Ralph Sweet. Beginners and DEAR DK.SPERATE: Call your flared up and said there are more singles welcome. Donate $2.50. (677-6619) Et Cetera 1 a.m., tax & tip. doctor and insist on talking to him important things for children to learn such as honesty, dependabili­ • HarRord Ballet, Harttord: Extended engagement personally. When he learns why you Problems? You’ll feel better if of ’’Nutcracker.” Performances began Thursday and ty, fair play, etc. Naturally I backed fled the hospital, he will surely you get them off your chest. Write to will run through Dec. 30 with weekend matinees and FIANO’S • * 5 0 per couple same as off, I love my grandchildren and ' Abby: 12060 Hawthorne Blvd,, Suite reconsider. And if he is a conscien­ an additional performance at 5 p.m. on Christmas • Old State House, Hartford: David Syrotlak’s hate to see them grow up so ill- 5000, Hawthorne, Calif. 90250. For a tious physician, he’ will inform the Eve. At Bushnell Memorial HalL (246-6807) National Marionette Theater, opened Dec. 11 and runs Rt 8 & 44A BOLTON 643-2342 above except no open bar. nurses at that hospital that medicine mannered, so what should I do? personal reply, please enclose a through Jan. 3 (closed Christmas and New Year’s ‘Tavern DISTRESSED GRANNY stamped, self-addressed envelope. and politics don't mix. days). Performances weekdays at 10 and 11 a.m., GALA NEW YEAR’S EVE Reader’s Choice of Connecticut Magazine’s noon, and'lf. p.qi. and five performances Saturdays 1981 Favorite Overall Restaurant in and Sundays at'noon, 1,2, 3 and 4 p.m. at the State CELEBRATION . Hartford County. House, 800 Main St'.’The Old State House Museum 2 PACKAGES TO CHOOSE FROM and exhibit areas are open daily Monday through RESERVE NOW • Sunday Champagne Brunch Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays noon to 5 $75 par coupla ineludaa dinnar, dancing, opan bar, hat, OPENING NOW AT 11:00 A.M.. TO 2:30 P.M. Foot odor caused p.m. On Dec. 20, an old-fashioned story hour at 1:30 nolaamakara . braakfaat, tax . ttp. for children waiting to see the marionette show. $50 aanw aa abova axcapi no opan bar • Lunch • Dinner Theater Traditional Christmas tales will be told by Santa’s Banquet facilities for all your party needs 2300 Main St., Glastonbury • 659-0366 helper. Dr. George Hamilton. (522-6766) 0 . • Real Art Ways, Hartford: Real Art Ways Is by bacterial action presenting three films directed by Andy Warhol: "Love MR. PURR’S LOBSTER SPECIAL • Glastonbury High School: Up With People Show, of Ondine," and "Vinyl,” today and "Chelsea Girls," a the Holidays 3 feet, are usually caused by bacterial pHisoHex. You use it like soap. It is "stabilizers” in the commercial (442-9862) ENTREES^ action on sweat. Your observation not used on children, babies or preparation. So if you want to use it, • Clockwork Repertory Theater,. Oakville: "A Hartford 1:45, 7:15, 10:45; Sun. Celery and Olives-Tossed Green SiaTad With French Dressing may be at least partially correct. mothers-to-be but it won’t hurt you might as well grow your own Christmas Carol," opened Dec. 9 and will close after Allieneum Cinema- 12:30, 4:15, 8. MAIN COURSE ■Socks that are synthetic tend to trap adults. Surgeons use it to scrub all and use the broken fresh leaves. this Saturday’s and Sunday’s performances. Curtain New York, New York (PG) Ragtime (PG) Fri.-Sun. The HORSELESS CARRIAGE moisture and foster bacterial the time. No, it is not poisonous. I have no Roast Young Tom Turkey with stuffing, and gravy with cranberry La Strada West time Is 8:15 p.m. The theater Is at 133 Main St. (274- Fri. 7:30; Sat. and Sun. 5,8. 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10:10. IT I II \i n I OiU> Mil. (4 or. M. K< < "i.i s a u c e ...... 7.4 5 growth. The cotton socks you wore The point is the pHisoHex will information on its effect on facial 7247) Cinema City — Pennies From Heaven Christmas Day Menu absorb the moisture and allow your penetrate the outer layers of skin hair and I don’t think that there are • Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: “ Kiss UnSTIII BOIUD or BAKED STUFHDrcu 10.85 lU.VD Roast Prime Rib of Beef Au Jus ...... 8.95 Heartbeeps (PG) Fri. 7, 9;’ (R) Fri. and Sat. 1:15,3:25, FRESH ROAST TURKEY Italian Entrees feet to dry. Anyone having foot odor and kill the bacteria living there any studies available, but I doubt Me Kate," opened Dec. 1 and continues through Feb. Sat. and Sun. 1;30, 3:15, 5, 5:30, 7:45, 10, 12:05; Sun. BROILED HICKORY HAM Dinner Includes: Bread and Butter, Mashed or French Potatoes, problems should try cotton or wool that cause the odor. Ordinary soap very seriously that it would have 7, at the theater on Route 5. (522-1266) 7, 9. 1:15, 3:25, 7:45, 10. BRKKEO STUFFEO SHRIMP Candy Yams, Sweet Peas, or Mixed Vegetables, T.ea or Coffee. socks. will,not penetrate the skin and will any effect. • The Hartman Theater, Stamford: "The Woman Next Door (R) Ghost Story (PG) Fri. HEW YORK SIRLOIH PIZZA & GRINDERS Fri. 7:45, 9:45. HORST DUCRUHfi MRISOH DESSERTS Millionairess,” opened Dec. 10 and continues through and Sat. 1, 3:15, 5:25, 7:40, VIRL CUTIET PARMISIAHA *9.95 Jan. 3 at the theater, 307 Atlantic St. Curtealn times, Endy Warhol’s 10, 12:05; Sun. 1,3:15,5:25, ROAST PRIME RIB OF BSF AU JUS onoice of One; Apple, Hot Mince, Pumpkin Pie, or Ice cream Breakfast From 5:367l.M. Tuesday through Saturday, 8 p.m.; Sunday, 7;30 p.m.; .Frankenstein (R) Fri. 7:40, 10. ALL DINNERS Includa open salad bar and cholea of two of Child’s Portion: For Children Under 12 Years of Age — $2.00 less Dec. 30 matinee, 2 p.m.; Dec. 19 matinee 3 p.m. and 7:15, 9:15; Sat. and Sun. the following bakad potato yams apaghattl spinach or pass Manchester and onions. CHINESE DISHES Lunch Specials ^1.95-*3.00 Sunday matinees, 2 p.m. (324-6781) ^ 2:40, 4:40, 7:15, 9:15. OPEN 7 DAYS UA Theaters East — RESERVE NOW FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE APPETIZER: Cineatudiu — Cutter’s Shaky’s Machine (R) MON.THRl Tm RS. .3:.30a.,„. ii| io Islander Tidbits (Fantail Shrimp, Golden Fingers, Chicken Roll) . Way (R) Fri. and Sat. 7:30, Fri. 7:10, 9:30, 12; Sat. EVQtY SAT. MIDDLE EAST BELLY DANCERS FRI a .SAT H I . 1 I with Eye of the Needle (R) 2:30, 4:45, 7:05, 9:20, 12; WON TON SOUP ...... 411 Conn. M viL L Hartford 289-2737 J S iu St M)\A HI. 9 p.m . W m Fri. and Sat. 9:50. Sun. 2:30, 4:45, 7:05, 9:20. MAIN COURSE Adam’s Rib Sun 7:30, High Anxiety (R) Fri. Christmas Turkey Delight ...... $8.15 with The Harvey Girls Sun 7:15; Sat. and Sun, 2, 5:40, Chow Som Ding ...... ! ...... $8.45 9:25. 9, with Silent Movie (R) Served with fried rice, tea and dessert Colonial — When I^i. 9:05; Sat. and Sun. 4, HOUSE OF CHUN6 Conn. Meal Tax 7'/2% TeaeWondo Strikes (R) 7:15. Music with The Tattooed Hit Man Led Zepplin — ’The Song Featuring authentic Polynesian (R) Fri. from 6:30; Sat. Remains the Same Fri. and and Cantonese Specialties Itrrlr iMt. Intt and Sun. from 1. Sat. midnight. i:\o rn : intiyhs PLUS OUR REGULAR DINNER MENU Webster — Manhattan Buddy Buddy (R) Fri. ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE Mistress (X) with Female 7:30, 9:15; Sat. and Sun • A New Haven Holiday:, Saturday on New Haven's Athletes (X) with 2:15, 4:05, 5:50, 7:35, 9:15; 7{/e taeicM ic Cf04i to. fo iti ud Federal Plaza at 2 p.m., a choir of tubas from the New ^ % Sweetheart (X) Fri.-Sun. The Rocky Horror Pic­ ^ ^ Now Taking Reservations (tfi OH moutttcUK ^ fc*tc England region. A joint celebration of the City of Now from noon. ture Show (R) Fri. and Sat. For Your New Year’s Party. Haven and the Chamber of Commerce, Downtown East Hartford midnight 363 BROAD ST. I V e have a complete menu Council and Yale University. (787-6956) Cinema One Will Storrs Manchester CALL 643-9529 • Asylum Hill Consregatlonal Church, Hartford: reopen Christmas Day. T ranslux-College Plus Weekly Specials The Asylum Hill Oratorio 1 Choir directed by Richard Poor Richard’s — ’The Cinema — Absence of 649-4958 Future Banquet Facilities Available Soon C. Elnsel, will host the 4th annual Messiah SIng-ln at Rose (R) Fri. and Sat. Malice (PG) Fri. 7, 9:15; the church, 814 Asylum Avenue at 7:30 p.m. (525- 7:15, 9:30, 12; Sun. 4:30, Sat. and Sun. 2:30, 4:45, 7, Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton, CT 646-3161 5696) 7:15, 9:30. 9:15. Manchester Country Club PIZZA WAGON • Trinity Church, Hartford: Christmas Eve at Trinity Showcase Cinemas — Neighbors (R) Fri. 7, 9; 305 9. Main St., Mancheater Dec. 24 at 10:30 p.m. The Trinity Choir with brass Neighbors (R) Fri. and Sat. and Sun. 2:30, 4:30, 7, DINNER SPECIAL FOR T 'O quintet and Trinity Recorder Consort will present "A Sat. 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9. Dally Luncheon Spoclals anarket Polynesian RESTAURANT Christmas Past and Present,’* followed by the Solemn 9:30, 11:30; Sun. 1:30,3:30, Vernon Monday - Friday 11:30-2:30 Hearty portions of Shrimp Cocktail, OPEN TO THE Chinese procession and Festival Eucharist of Christmas, at the 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. Cine 1 & 2 — Stripes PUILIC LInguinI Marinara, Flaharman church, 120 Sigourney St, Taps (R) Fri. and Sat. (R) Fri. 7:15; Sat. 1:30, LUNCHaDINNER Mon-Sauaege a peppers, w/potato $3.90 Plattar, and Salad. American • Ellington Cultural Arts Commission, Ellington; 1:45,4:30,7:20,9:55,12:15; 9:10; Sun. 1:30, 5:20, 9:10, SPEICALIZINQ IN: second annual carol sing, Sijnday at 6:30 p.m. on the Sun. 1:45, 4:30, 7:20, 9:55. with Stir Crazy (R) Fri. Tuee-Hot open faced Turkey eendwieh PRIME RIB RACK OF IAMB for both mSTAUAANT'’ Herald photo by Pinto Town Green with refreshments afterwards In the Rollover (R) Fri. and 9:10; Sat. and Sun. 3:20, served w/pbtato a vegatebble...... $3 .50 SEAFOOD STEAKS L.OUMa« Cocktail Lounge Fellowship Hall of the Congregational Church; If Sat. 2, 4:45, 7:30, 9:55, 7:15. meale 19.95 SUNDAY BRUNCH weather Is inclement the sing will be In the church hall. 12:05; Sun. 2, 4:45, 7:30, The Christmas That 10% off Senior Citizen on Mondays. Mrvtd with br*«d, bullar $ coHm Helping each other (875-3009 or 872-2308) 9:55. Aimost Wasn’t (G) Sat. • Wednesday Noon Repertory, Hartford: A Absence of Malice (PG) and Sun. 1:30. The PIZZA WAGON CtHldren’S't Regulsr Menu AYaiisble Marlsa Drummond of Rachel Road, a program of selected music and readings for a Christ­ Fri. and Sat. 1, 3:10, 5:20, Nice Dreams (R) Fri. CALL 6 4 6 -9 1 0 3 Al Spencer St./Silver Lane in K-Marl' piaza GLEN LOCHEN 179 TOLLAND TPKE. Mayfair Gardens, during a Christmas party mas Time will be per formed by Friends of Wednesday member of Brownie Troop 608, shares some 7:35, 9:50, 11:55; Sun. 1, and Sat. 7:20; Sun. 4, 7:20, LUNCHEOHS, WEDOWGS, SOCIAL DANCES, MEETINGS Manchester Tel. 643-9202 NEW LONDON TPKE • GLASTONBURY MANCHESTER members of Brownie Troops 608 and 650 Noon Repertory, Dec. 23 at noon at Center Church 3:10, 5:20, 7:35, 9:50. fun with Beverly Schoenewolff, a resident of with Up in Smoke (R) Fri. Open 7 d a y s a week Gporf wines. Beer o p la p shared with senior citizens. House, 60 Gold St., Hartford. Reds (PG) Fri. and Sat. and Sat. 9; Sun. 5:35, 9. ^3PEN DAILY iJfSTaSi 633-3832. 6 4 3 -9 5 2 9 16 — THE HERALD. Fri.. Dpr. 18, 1981 THE HERALD, Fri., Dec. 18, 1981 — 17 Friday TV Singles Club Masons elect Potter master is forming old Superman aeries. (Rated PQH2 Warren L. Potter of Hebron Road, EVENING Appointed officers are:Bruce F. Shrine Club of Manchester, Delta Ouillette, installing master; hrt., 23 mins.) Bolton, was elected worshipful Manchester area singles are in­ ra Twilight Zone Rothwell, senior deacon; Robert W. Chapter 51 of Temple Chapter 53 Robert W, Ferguson, installing I N «w t ® An Evening At The Improv master of Manchester Lodge of vited to join a new singles group for­ Locke, junior deacon; Robert E. Order of Eastern Star. He is also a marshal and Norman F. Pierce, ^ Charlto't Angala 1:35 Masons at the recent annual ming in the Greater Hartford area. ^ Tic Tac Dough d ) News-Weather Ellison, junior steward; Stephen M. member of the Bolton installing chaplain. They will be ul)ProfaaalonalRoMovle-(Musical)** "French w ie w a. history. (2 min. 28 see.) including the AT IVERY CHANHEV HOME CENTER ® Crockett’s Victory Garden OMovla-(Drama)***^ "'The Una” 1954, Jane Russell. ® Entertainment Tonight signing of the peace treaty. (90 MONTCLAIR, N.J. - When the red This summer the group bought an O Entertainment Tonight Gathering” 1977 Edward Asner, Qllbert Roland. A wealthy girl inParis (8) Movie-(Romance)** "Steel" mins.) and orange-clad disciples of Indian guru Over Easy Quests: Director- Maureen Stapleton. Bruce Davison. isolated, 65,000-acre ranch in TO OUR FIRST 100 is romanced by a Frenchman. (2 1960 Jennifer O'Neill. Lee Majors. A 3:30 Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh first moved to Producers Josh Logan and Nedda After finding out that he Is terminally h^.) woman takes over as a construction .GD College Basketball Report (R) northeastern Oregon for $6' million and 58 Harrington. Hosts: Mary Martin and Ml. an estranged husband and father ^ SportaCentar chief after her father's accidental ^'00 this affluent bedroom community west followers moved there to start a self- CUSTOMERS Jim Hartz. (Closed-Captioned; faces hia last Christmas and ® Dr. Scott On Habrews death. (Rated PQ) (2 hrs.) of New York City, not very many people U.S.A.) attempts to arrange a traditional ® Independent Network News 1:05 GD College Basketball The Houston sufficient farming community. After a AT EVERY CHANNEL' HOME CENTER » 7:29 holiday celebration with his 12:30 CS) Charlie Rose Show Kettle Classic Semi-Final paid attention. brief appearance in Montclair, the ® Dally Numbers fc a ^ re d family. (2 hrs.) QD America's Top 10 1:30 l^lssiaslppl State vs Houston (R) For two years, the “ sannyasins,” as ^ 7:30 (SllSZ) Enterprise'The Jet Set'After GD Top Rank Boxing From Atlantic GD Love American Style GD Movie -(Drama) ** "Breaking Bhagwan also moved to the ranch, and ^ PM Magazine a dramatic skid in the late sixties, CItyJR) Q3) Movie -(Adventure) *** Glass” 1980 Hazel O'Connor, Phil they call themselves, lived quietly in a the population has grown to 170. All In The Family Boeing is again dominating the world ® ® 8CTV Comedy Network "Superman: The Movie” 1978 Daniels. Story of a English punk rock two-story wooden frame house next to p.1: I gallon stars rise and fall. (Rated PQ) (04 ® YouAskatForIt aircraftbusiness.'Enterprise' Comedy and satire from Toronto's ChrlstopherReeves.MarlonBrando. their storefront Chidvilas Meditation T H E HEADQUARTERS in ^ F a m ily Feud examines the anatomy of a market famed Second City Comedy Troupe. Comedy, romance and adventure mins.) (D Entertainment Tonight Hosts: Umder and how it stays on top. (90 mine.) come together in this revival of the & News Center. Using sophisticated computers Montclair is operating with a skeleton Tom Hallick. Dixie Whatley and Ron <8 Holiday Bowl Brigham Young and telex systems, the followers of crew, winding down the marketing A 99 177 Hendren. 'E T' visits Donna Mills of University at Washington State. operation and taking care of the castle. ^ o t e Landing.' 9:30 Bhagwan ran an efficient marketing I Reg. 4.99 Reg. 14.99 DOWGUARD ® That's Hollywood ® Ben Wattanbarg At Large operation distributing the spiritual But Montclair officials are still receiving (S) CNN Sports A report on what's IfiS State We're In 'M essiah' Sunday happened and what's ahead in 10:00 leader’s teaejings. They fit in so well telephone calls from concerned Oregon WESTINGHOUSE 40 PIECt PREMIUM sports. C3j C£) Falcon Crest Pressured by a they even joined the Chamber of officials, besieged by the same worries g M.A.8.H. 150 WAH OUTDOOR COMBINATION PROTECTION $50,000 tax bill, and short of Commerce. Monclair’s residents experienced. ®Movle>(Documentary)*** "Let manpower. Chase desperately tries IN T IM T A T I B4 IX IT 68 8ILVIR LANI FLOODLIGHT BULB SOCKET SET ANTI-FREEZE It Be” 1970 The Beatles. Follow .topre-sellhisgrapesbefroeharvest, ■AST HARTFORD 666-8810 Occasionally, townspeople would see The response by official Montclair is ' V V ’ \ Part One of George ■ This worship is part of an •ARQAIN MATINKI DAILY ^C^OMOW|^ Features a corrosion John, Qeorge, Paul and Ringo while Angieusesherinfluencetostop FIR8T SNOW ONLY 82.60 the members, dressed entirely in bright pat: No legal charges for illicit sexual A sealed beam Pyrex* bulb for all 1/2" and 3/8 ” square drive fractional & through rehearsals, recording (60 mins.) Frlderlc Handel’s “ Abendmusik” series held inhibitor. d-32 sessions and onto the rooftop of Gpifaws “ Messiah” will be per­ robes, shopping at local stores, or at activities or drugs were ever filed outdoor uses no iso par/fl d-i6 metric socket set. d-u London's Apple Building for an C lJ ® strike Force Captain Murphy against the group. UMII ONI KR CUnOMiR. UNIT 100 KR HORi. UMH ONE PER CUnOMER. UMIT 100 PER STORE. UMIT 2 PIR CUSTOMER formed by the Concordia at various times during the movie theaters or bars. Their religion UMIT 200 PER nORI. Impromptu concert. (Rated Q) (90 and his force take action when the “ They haven't acted out of line,” said minsJ puzzling deaths Of several hospital Lutheran Church Choir on year at Concordia. does not demand abstinence from O l O MacNell-Lehrer Report patients, who were wall on their way Sunday at a service of alcohol or tobacco. John Corcoran, captain of Montclair’s . ® Health Beat to recovery, point to the workings of “ Abendmusik” is the Ger- ® Barney Miller evening prayer. The detective unit. “ They dress differently [99 ablzarreandfrighteningscheme.(60 njan word for “ evening THEN in April, the group purchased ® You Asked For It i^s.) worship will take place at and it is unusual having so many adults 4Ag ^ P l b g a i M 7:50 (ll) College BaskatballTheHouston music” . The use of the Kip’s castle, a magnificent, 30-room 4:30 p.m. at Concordia living in one house, but they haven’t done ■re'U'M (2 ) Television Tonight Preview on. Kettle Classic Semi-Final term comes from a series Rhine structure perched on top of a WATER m SHOWER MASUOER the best bets for televiewing that 2;ClemBon vs Iowa Church, 40 Pitkin St. anything we can substantiate.” night. 03) Movie-(Drama) •**• "Kramer of musical worship ser­ mountain overlooking the town, com ­ ^m e in Monclair even praised the leaves you feeling relaxed A ttngly. Na sm-z DIMINSIONIV14 PC. vs. Kramer” 1979 Dustin Hoffman, vices initiated by com­ plete With a spectacular view of New DBjUXI - M ©141110“ CS) (£} The Dukes Of Hazzard Soloists include Martha group tor renovating Montclair’s prize CORIUI* OnmiRWARE MeryiStreep.Storyofachildcustody poser Dietrich Buxtehude York’s skyline. NostMNi»uE« 2A99 34.99 Cooter's garage is smack dab in the struggle between a divorced couple, Freimuth, Judith and castle and preventing it from falling into M UM i n u M n ____ Stylish banded (ftrneiwcre to middle of Boas Hogg's proposed to celebrate Sundays in Ad­ ^a te d PQ) (105 mins.) Robert Rodwell of the Con­ THE SALE of the landmark structure the hands of developers. No SM-7 • . » « . « , ...... 1 9 ,9 9 highlight your holiday table. 'hoggominium' site and Hogg lets hia An NBC Family Christmas vent in 17th century Choose Cinnamon or Almond nasty nephew help him foreclose on cordia Choir and Peter ^ for $600,000 touqhed a nerve in some of The uproar in Montclair has now D-14 (S) Freeman Raporta A one hour Luebeck, Germany. D-14 '‘poter's property. (60 mins.) national call-in. In-depth talk show Vaughn, choir director at ' ^lontclair’s citizens, par^cularly after moved to Antelope, Ore. The group P PM Magazine with a live audience. l i M l N D M M disciples of the Bhagwan descended on P ® Benson ® Connecticut Prime Tima St. Peter’s Episcopal wants to incorporate 2,000 acres of its D New York Report IfiZ) Masterpiece Theatre 'Edward Church in South Windsor. The worship is open to the castle from around the world to land and form Oregon’s newest city: rR*9.«,tt QDCollegeBasketballTheHouston and Mrs. Simpson' The King ignores the public and admission is renovate it for a residence and religious Rajneeshpuram. The local county has Kettle Classic Semi-Final the letter he receives from Major IMWSSS U V I4 0 0 David L. Almond, free. A free will offering retreat. Townspeople feared that the 1 -Mississippi Stale vs Houston Harding suggesting that Mrs. given the go-ahead for a referendum in MiNZOMATIC ® Movie-(Musical) "All That Simpson should go abroad, and organist and choir director w ill b e r e c e i v e d . A MSENCEOr ailing Bhagwan might move his May. With the only eligible voters being Jazz” 1979 Roy Scheider. Jessica proclaims his love for her to his at Concordia will conduct fellowship hour will follow headquarters to Montclair and bring hun­ TORCHMT Lange. While casting andrehearsing mother and aister. (Closed- the 170 commune members, incorpora­ 99 \Mlh a torch b u r­ ahewahowandeditinghislatestfiim, Captioned; U.S.A.) (60 mins.) the choir and accompany the worship in the Church dreds of more followers. tion is a shoe-in. m m ic e ner. utility h e o d a director-choreographer has an 10:30 on the organ. Room. " But the more serious concern centered O Lawmakers Critic's fear urban growth and say the flame spreader Reg. 84.99 affaIrwithoneofhiadancers.Heaieo on sex and the Bhagwan’s teachings, tries to sort things out with hia LliL new city would violate statewide land ■ a n d m ore. BLACK & DECKER mistress and hia ex-wife. (Rated R) News which cannot be described as conven­ use planning goals, but others say many NoUUM 'Zl^.Jmlns.) (£} M.A.8.H. 44.99 WORKMATE ® Nostalgia Theater tional. His reputation as the "free sex are uncomfortable with the philosophy g iS lId Alex And The Dobermans Portable work center features a' Jack Stauffer stars as a private (S) Sports Tonight All the highlights guru’’ -com bined with an ad in Time and sexual practices of the Indian guru CORNING. HHCROWAVE from all the action with Nick Charles RiiizOiioir dual 29" vise. Ideal tor the do-it- investigator who inherite five highly magazine where he encouraged OVENWARESET trained Doberman pinschers and and Bob Kurtz. and his followers. yourseller Save now! o-i3 discover they are very good to have (SlMovla-fOrama)** "ThoseUps, followers to “ never repress” sex, Montclair may be silently breathing a with a W covered browning around when he ia targeted for Those Eyas” i96 0 Thomas Hulce, . CHRISTMAS TREES f heightened fears. skillet WTi" seiving plaitei; 2 For Manchester sisters, Alexia (top) and Ashley Cruz (bottom) Qlynnis O'Connor. A falling med sigh of relief that the sannyasins moved nurder. (Repeat; 60 mins.) “ I was very concerned because they Grob-H* bowls & cookbook dancing in the Hartford Ballet's production of "Nutcracker" at 8) Prlmenews-120 S a t e llite student wants to be like hie Idol, a i Freshly Cut — Conn. Grown ^ West, but it doesn’t appear that Oregon NaMW350 0-14 reports from around the nation and fabled songand dance man. But moat are a pure sex cult,” said Beverly is welcoming the religious group with the Bushnell is like a dream come true. the world. Major events of the day of all he yearns for a certain girt. I Sold By g Colvin, a Montclair resident. “ I saw girls o v e ^ . ited R) (2 hrs.) . open arms. 3) (S2) Washington Week In Dick Cavett Show kissing, with their arms around each [evlaw SDick Cavatt Show Quest: Actor other. You could see some of them with l / I' YOUR CHOICE 9 Julia Andrews Christmas Timothy Hutton. The Manchester Fire | Special Julie Andrews highlights 11:30 long see-through dresses. this musical.apeclal that also stars ® Kojak “ This is not normal, particularly for FOiOINO Manchester sisters special guesta Peter Ustinov ahd ( £ Benny Hill Show :99* Department | little kids to see,” said Mrs. Colvin. “ I Peggy Lee, and features Dougled J ® ABC News Nightllna STEP STOOL Squires 2nd Generation, and the^c h o re d by Ted Koppel. grew up in Montclair, and although my Folds to just W . stores eulck- ' R»g. 7.W to 9.4» Teorchy Male Voices Choir. (JD Harness Racing From Roo- children are grown, I did not want (the Land bridge IV5deoe*y.Ughlwelgtrafto 8:30 Mvalt^caway ROLIXJVER SAVE 2.00 TO 3.50 ^ r o l Burnett And Friends ® O ® The Tonight ShowGuest: Eighth Utilities District S sannyasins) to influence other young pottaUa CM2 0 Bosom Buddies ^ n e Fonda. (60 mins.) Fossil bones found on Canada’s Arctic >16 02. HAMMER dance in 'Nutcracker CORNER OF MAIN ^ . T£CMN«OLOfl- children.” swerwivers Idna On New Jersey (8 ) Nawadask A ninety-minutenews Tubular steel handle n o h iv j final. ’The Meditation Center brought a lot of Ellesmere Island have been put forth as Si Wall Street Weak With Louis a WILLIAMS STREET | W woe Q * e w c w w * * Cwew, Rukayaar 'Conglomerates and 11:35 ©1911 0.«n A, “ unfavorable publicity to Montclair,” evidence of the theory that a land bridge •26 CROSSCUT SAW Takeovers' Quest: Carol P. Nevea. (D Hawaii Five-0 once linked North America and Europe, 0 point, cross tiled No i5-350 By Adele Angle fourth grader at Martin School. Vice President of Merrill Lynch, 11:50 admitted Town Manager Bertrand Ken­ Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc. ® Movie -(Science-Fiction) ** with the two land masses sharing the • 10 PIECE Focus Editor Ashley is in her fifth year with the dall. “ It would usually lead off with sex. "Hangar 18” 1960 Robert Vaughn, same animal species until 45 m'illion to ballet. Alexia has been with the ®:00 Darren McQsvin. Efforts of the White A" $1 ROD I We were the butt of jokes. Yes, we’re SCREWDRIVER S H For two Manchester sisters, it’s D(X) Dallas tolerant but we don’t want to be known 48 million years ago. No 75 school three years. JMarv Griffin Trees I v n All purpose set 0-13 like a dream come true. Darkroom The pair, 12-year-old Ashley Cruz THE PAIR just returned from The Manchester Fire ^ and 9-year-old Alexia Cruz of 64 Syracuse, N.Y., where the Hartford Department Wishes ® South Farms Drive, are dancing in Ballet company performed for an Ton A Safe & Happy « TAPS the Hartford Ballet’s production of overflow crowd at the city’s civic Holiday Season—I ft "Nutcracker” at the Bushnell center. Y Now sum&ur/l through Dec. 30. Look For The Ashley describes a moment iSI CENTURY fOX li IS r^ wr* Ashley has a major role. She plays during one performance when she Accepting SAVE 4.00 Clara, the little girl who receives said she felt “ like the real Clara.” SIMULATED LAMBS the gift of the Nutcracker from her “ It was wonderful,” she says. “ I SAVI & 00 ■4»a*.** WOOL SEAT COVER godfather and later comes felt as though it was all really Orders For STEVE MARTIN in "BINGO BUGS” BLACK A DECKER SSPIR}BiNa< Choose hi or low bock seat downstairs, falls asleep and has the happening. Something just comes . 2 N EW YEAR’S EVE TVs'ORCUIAR SAW TOP DRIU PRESS covet to give o custom look wonderful fantasy which has over you.” to your cot. Comfortoble and “ p e n n i e s Dout^ Imulatecl “o r button Heow eWy coRIron conshuc- become the country’s best known The girls were among 13 children The Holidays EVENTS guorA ogolnsf occidental stylish No 703HB ballet. ttonWhprL m o to' ( No sp-30 from the school to travel with the TICKETS 8, RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE •flortstV'shpNanos o-i3 o -u D-32 ■ Her sister appears with a group of company during its “ Nutcracker” ^ “Bingo Bugs” will be appearing dally In children at a Christmas Eve party season. Visits have also been Place Your Order Early! Heaven” IVIREUP' ’fir'ac'' TiREflCt I eoch *1 at Clara’s house. She also appears in scheduled to Worcester, Mass, and f ) starring BERNADETTE PETERS Tha Herald. Just look for the “bug” with Scotch* AmO'\ the ballet’s prologue and plays a the Bronx, N.Y, The kids must learn Rog. 1 .« 'Reg.S9C mouse with two other girls. SAVE 33% Pkg. to do more than one role, since so UVE 42% few children go on tour. Featuring a number In each ad; If you have It, mark 6 HOUSEHOLD SPECIAL PRICE THE TWO GIRDS may consider WESTINOHOUSE Ashley takes a sisterly interest in EXTENSION c o r d ! 2V4'OLAtS it a dream come true, but it’s a •A UVE 43% I SOFTWHin HOUDAY Alexia’s progress. It off with an X on Your “Bingo Card.” Brown or Ivory I'T ••c"OR"D”CEU dream which has come with long a Full Selection of Nos 00205 00306 60 WATT OR 100 ORNAMENTS “ She’s doing fine. She’s a strong GHOST . . j n n save 36% I 9 MOWNOervOtY FLASHUOHT WAn lULBS hours of practice and some 10 pet package In. 2 nXyTM 3M SCOTCH I Not 00309 00309 dancer,” she says, and adds: “ She’s Seafood Mark off all numbers on your card and RATTERIEt Sold in pockoges of 2 oaorted bnot/ hot-1 sacrifice, says their mother, Sandra FOR MAGIC TAPE I R^tl*...... 196 or 4 bulbs only independent. Very. I have to help 13 RtOWNORIVOeT Don't gel cough! with your but-’ I I dov colon No 2414 | Cruz. Choose Vrx450 Of V* 'x300'Size j D-16 D-»l her in some things.” STORY W No»oorooo3u leries down No 935-i 950-4 | , ’ ’Ashley is there (at the Hartford Including you have won our Weakly *100 Award! D-11 ■e©4«9 996 D-16 j .l Ballet School) six days a week. • EULl t Valid Ihru 12/24/81 I r ASHLEY says one of the best Volld thru 12/24/81 Valid Ihiu 12/24/81 Alexia is there four days,” she says, parts for her is working with BUFFET ------1 ‘ ‘You lose your sense of humor after experienced dancers. Judith Shrimpf Oysters, Clams • LIQUOR • HATS H . ^ FRONT STAGE so many years.” Gosnell, a principal dancer, has 9 m - • NOISE MAKERS w iE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST LOUNGE The girls are surprisingly become her friend. “ She helps m e,” IF YOU ARE A WINNER philosophical about the amount of says Ashley. “ She gives me tips all MEDITERRANEAN featuring SILVERADO U you hove a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbers have been oGANCe company JOHN BELUSHI CALL WALLT ■AINETT, time dance consumes of their lives. the time.” ROOM • HATS m atted with tha total o( all the niimbere published during the week And, it’s clear from talking to them, FRESH FISH DAILYI call The Herald the next publishing day between 9 and 10 A M to Ike CkeMMtl "H e a e Declei,' The girls, whose father, Amado Dancing to EAST KOAST • HORS D’OEUVRES DAN AYKROYD mi verily your card. In the event of a tie, only those winners calling with U T 4e.||-yeMrMll they both love to dance. Cruz, is principal of the Quirk Mid­ 43 OAK STREET OPEN SONDAT i A.M. SOUND • NOISEMAKERS between 9 and 10 A.M. the lolinwinq bublleatlon day will be eligible lor 9 30 preblea. I m^I 4UI lell-inei ” I know it’s very difficult, but I t n 6 p r iZ B . CHANNEL ^ dle School in Hartford, got the day MANCHESTER TO 5i30 P.N. c o n . (800) 128-4811 just really enjoy dancing,” 'says off from school this week, but not m iT BVHnfl 649-9937 $ 1 0 0 9 N e ig jrb o rs r o i TODI CORVniIRCE HOME CENTERS V Ashley, a seventh grader at Bennet from ballet. ' ALL THE DETAILS WILL "America's No. 1 Do-N- Youraelf Stores " Junior High School. SEA FOOD A Comic-Nightmare “ We’re going out sledding, then Dining Room Opin PER COUPLE PER PERSON BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE “ It’s not really hard. It’s mostly we have rehearsal,” is the way the StPVINC tHC AREA OjER ?5 YEARS EMriELD NANCHE8TEB PABKADE : WEST HAITTORD SOUTHINGTON fun,” her sister chimes in. She’s a younger Cruz put it. Wid.-8iturdiy ■TATBUNI PLAIA WBIT MIDDLE TPKE. W ATEOUHT EVERY THURSDAY! I CBINIIEL PLABl AT NEW ODIIM B. PLBBl MATTITDCK PLAIA, BT. 210 (BLN 8T.) ■■4 BBOAD IT .' ^ BBITAIN ATE. A IMIELD IT. DINNER SERVED AS USUAL 5-9 P.M. PLEA^CAllTHEAmE CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR 31B QDBBM IT. WOLCOTT IT. FOR SCREEN TWeS “BINGO BUGS’’ INSTRUCTIONS ‘ Copyh^ht. Channel Home Canters, Inc 1981 SALE ENDS 12/24/81 N-175-51 Area towns Region ^HECR,LETMEOD OH.OeAE.'POTA IS 7DB0 YOUB HEAV0ISNO, FBOHNHATI HA HA! J (30ESS NOT' Astro^graph THAT.' DISHES ABE MY Crossword BUCKET UNDK IT.’ -EB.SOYTWaVG ANNIE / I’M HEAB. THAT -AND ITHAYBEA Andover Highlights speem Y/^ OOPS! rLLFKITAFTEB HISS BEHEL? EASILY 20 YBABS DOESN’T 600DTH(N6,TOO- 1 THINB THEBE’S A TOEO LEAVES.’ HI S SEWOS.’ MATTEKVO BOT NO- PM Bolton /Coventry LEAK UNO® TH' P c V CETA dropped by town SINB.» ------D e c e m b e r IS , 1SS1 the negative side. He could ACROSS 47 Accountant Answer to Previous Puzzle VERNON — On advice of Robert Dotson, direc­ OM Irlends wtio have been dampen your spirits. (abbr.) tor of administration, the Town Council has agreed helpful to you In the past will TAURU8 (AptH 2IH8ay 28) 1 Grow plants SO Haze □ (S B D O B Q Q D Although your kiteresu could to drop out of CETA, the federally funded jobs play even more Important role; 9 Dsnesi St Connect □ □ n In your ahalrs thla coming year. ba In other areas today, don't 13 Scripture 52 Auxiliary verb □ D O program. Do all you can to keep these, neglect rasponsibllltlat requir­ explanation 53 Phrase of un­ BOD ing Immediate attention. They’ll The progriam, Comprehensive Ernployment relationships on a solid basis 14 South African derstanding (2 only ba harder to do later. Towns will pay more for cable ’Training Act, paid toward the hiring of 55 town 8AOITTAIUU8 (Nov. 2S-Dsc, plant wds.) OEMM (May 21-Juna 20) An 21) Be realistic today, but not 15 Loud clamor 54 Subterfuge employees in 1978, the number has dwindled down old Wend who Is quite fond of to the point where it dampens 16 Fish sperm 56 River in you may feel you have been and the town received money to hire only about six your optimism and hopes. A Ut­ 17 Plot of land By Richard Cody slighting him or her lately. Try England Public Utilities Control Authority, said the rates don, was the sole bidder for district 13, which includes ile of each Is required to be 18 Broke bread Herald Reporter people this year. Dotson said it required a full-time to correct this situation today. 57 Admires probably reflect the population densities of the towns. successful at 1(118 lim e. Predic­ 19 Chum Coventry. employee just to take care of the paperwork for tions of what's In store for you Re-cement the bonds. Cable TV franchises, she explained, base their profits CANCER (June 21-Jiily 22) 20 Insects DOWN Cable TV could be coming to Bolton and Andover as District 13 includes 16 towns, most of them from the those six. .1. . in each season following your 21 Lion's home soon as 1983. on the number of customers per mile Of wire. The more northeastern part of the state. Eastern Connecticut birth date and where your luck Things may not go as easily for Dotson said he thinks the Reagan administration you today as you might like, 22 College 1 Hindu Coventry, however, will see it no sooner than 1984, and customers'per mile’ the less expensive it is for the firm Cable TV, however, bid only for the six district towns will do away with the program ansrway. and opportunitlea lie are In degree (abbr.) literature 22 Fiber 41 Strides your Astro-Qraph. Mail $1 (or but If you persevere you can 23 Maks a 2 The way out 23 Arabian maybe not even then, because the firm that bid for that to provide the service. Fewer customers, higher rates. that have the highest population densities: Windham each to Aatro-Qraph, Box 489, still make the outcome work to 42 Elide proposal 3 Chromosome territory Three firms bid for district 12, which includes Bolton (76.5 customers per mile), Brooklyn (24.8), Mansfield Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. your satisfaction. area may have filed a faulty application. 26 Colored (2 4 For example 43 Wick Ba sure to apeclly birth date. LEO (Jidy 22-Aug. 22) Normal­ 24 Vapor As expected, customers in these suburban towns can and Andover: Greater Connecticut Cable Vision Inc., a (33.8), Columbia (25.7), Thompson (23.8), and Coventry CofC has new head wds.) 44 Bay CAPmeORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ly you're rather positiva, but 25 Old Glory child of Greater Media from East Brunswick, N.J.;' (32.1). 31 Ponder 5 State of mind expect to pay more for the service than do people in Othere may be discouraged by today you may sea more nega- 26 Transports 45 Squeezes out EAS’f HARTFORD — Dennis Hickey, 31, a comp­ tlva factors In things than 32 Car fuel 6 Indian,for Manchester, the applications show, because of the low StarView Cable Inc. from Pennsylvania, and United Mrs. Quillen said the firm ’s failure to bid for the meager opportunities today, 27 Modern 46 Injure with pluses. Raise your sights. 33 Part one population density, Cable Television Corporation of Eastern Connecticut. troller with Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of East Hart­ but not you. All you'll need is a appliance other towns, Willington, Ashford, Pomfret, Canterbury, VBOO (Aug. 22-8spL 22) If 34 Loves(Lat) 7 Work soil horns ford has been elected president of the East Hart­ small toehold In order to get 28 You would King Quillen, public relations director for the state Eastern Connecticut Cable TV Inc., based in New Lon- Chaplin, Hampton, Eastford, Lebanon and Woodstock, you expect others to share with 35 Busy insect 8 Superlative 47 Oeinly s ta rte d . (coni) ford Chamber of Commerce. you today, It'a Important to first 3 6 Noel suffix might lend to the PUCA's disapproval. i AQUARIUB (Jan. lO-Ftb. 19) 29 Singer 48 International ’The new president said he will try to get the Friends will be Uitaresled In set the proper example. The 37 Noes 9 Jest She said the intent of the state agency in creating the Fitzgerald treaty hearing your Ideaa and views pump must be primed In order 39 Evergreen tree 10 Infirmities , new districts was to allow an opportunity for all towns chamber more involved in education and hopes to to (low . 30 Caribou. today, but they won’t appreci­ Gangster 11 Billy or nanny 49 Drinks start a program in which business leaders will 32 Scottish ' in the state to have cable TV. "W e don’t want to leave ate your trying to Impose your UiRA (tupL 2S4et 22) It's Capone 12 Putt 51 Earthenware speak to students about job opportunities in various O K to look ;OUI (o r you r perso n­ j C 41 Nesdiefish 20 Time zone highlander any towns out,’’ she said, which is what would happen if way ol thinking on them. vessel fields. PWCE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) al Interest^, but don't be so ^7 Many times (abbr.l 38 BuH the application were accepted as is. sslt-seekln() today that you E. Charles Stebbins is retiring president of the Even though your intentions 46 Channel 21 Riveriver (deposit 39 Feline treat 55 Iron symbol Customers in Manchester now pay an average of $8.95 are to take care of an old debt, could turn Others off. Think ol them as well. Winnie Winkle — Henry RaeJuta and J.K.S. monthly for basic service, a figure that can jump easily chamber. He decided not to seek re-election. ■ more lime may have slipped 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 11 12 to $35 depending on what other cable service the past you than you realized. The 8CORPK) (Oct 24-Nov. 22) person or firm to whom you're You will be better able to deal customer might want, and how many TV sets are fitted with one today with whom 13 14 obligated la now Irritated. for cable reception. Panel to review plan you’ve had unplaasantrles In /HArefPMSs, swm/i/e, semces AnC8 (March 21-April 19) --THE cost C f £V£RYTHfNG IS Coventry residents, according to Eastern Connecticut This is not the day to discuss the past by forgMng and 15 16 17 GLASTONBUR'V — The Historic District Study things enthusiastically with an forgetting. Dtw't reopen an old RISINS ANP TAKINS; ITS TOLL/ Cable TV ’s application, would be paying a $10.70 w ound. ■ Committee has agreed to look at the economic pros aasodate who Invariably sees SOON WE'LL BE WOWNlN(S /N A IB 19 monthly charge for the basic service, and a small sur­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 20 and cons of establishing historic districts in town. charge for each additional set. There is also an installa­ //Y K f 1 ■ Six areas in town have been designated for study tion fee of no less than $20, and it can rise by $10 for each 21 22 additional outlet. because of their historic qld homes. ■ Charles Miller, chairman of the committee, said 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Businesses would pay a slightly higher rate. the group is hoping to take an objective look at the ■ Bolton and Andover residents are looking at a monthly 31 32 H 3 3 charge between $8.75 and $35, depending upon what firm financial impact that establishment of a historic district has on a neighborhood. Bridge 1 . is awarded the district, and what each customer wants. 34 35 Hse Greater Connecticut Cable Vision bid lowest for the The committee’s report probably won’t be ready for about seven months. The committee was .es­ 1 basic rate. However, the installation fees are higher 37 38 39 than any other firm ’s bid at $24.95 for the first outlet, tablished about five months ago at the request of ■ . and a charge of $14.95 for each additional one. residents who were concerned about development 40 United Cable came in with a low of $13.45 per month, proposals for Main Street which has 113 of the.293 Levy’s Law —. James Schumeister ■ and StarView at $8.95 for the lowest and smallest homes in town that were built before 19(X). Guarding all bad breaks 42 43 44 45 46 48 49 channel service. The committee will have to conduct public ■ ■ hearings on any historic district it proposes and 50 51 The rates are always subject to change with the ap­ tlieii tries to see bow be can we: RNAU-V FOUND ..AND AFTTB Ift-yEAfc-OLO 52, submit a formal report to the Town Council. guard against possible bad proval of the PUCA. ANETWOBIC'IHArVL ALMA-SMEOiy WEESafS A b re a k s . 53 54 Estimates on how long the firms will take to wire the Property owners inside any recommended historic NORTH I M M l 6B IZ2P/ BEAe, WEVV TAWt/ 55 He looked over dummy ABYOUBPeMANOS. areas vary from application to application, and all hinge district would vote on its establishment. A Q J d NOW W & \O I 1& SOME IvCN WHO laPNAP f KJt and saw that barring a 4-0 PUBUC0FFKJAL6FDBA 56 57 on when the PUCA decides who will service the area. ♦ AKQJIO trum p break be was going to WV1N6' StarView said it could have 95 percent of the district At romp borne with tbe spade Firehouse repairs OK’d slam. Then be noted that if (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A SSN ) wired within 15 months of its application’s approval. W EST EA ST Greater Connecticut Cable Vision indicated it could EUut were to bold all four VERNON — The Town Council has approved 8A109S A... trunlps be would have no 1-1 wire the district one year after approval, and United spending $32,000 to repair the Prospect Street f86S4 VQ1072 way to prevent tbe loss of Cable TV said it would have Bolton hooked up the first ♦9 *7653 two trump tricks. Could be firehouse. The major portion of the money will be AK974 AJ8532 year, but Andover would have to wait for aimost 3(4 used to replace the floor in the building. P handle four trumps in tbe SOUTH West band? Ves, but care CELEBRITY CIPHER years after the bid is awarded. , Catabrity Ctphar ctyptograma are erwtad from quotatkxti by famous paopla, ptal The floor is expected to cost $20,000. Concrete ♦ K8T43 was essential. The average cost for the companies in wiring these and prBMnt. Eacb laRor In the dphar otandt for another. Todi/g d u i R aQuate K. retaining walls will be poured on three sides of the f A3 Tben Pete started opera­ areas is slightly more than $6^million, the applications basement’s brick walls and the space inside wili be ♦ 343 tio n " ...... show. filled with compacted gravel. ’The floor was in ♦ AQIO lu s I Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence. Eastern Connecticut Cable TV will spend $1.3 million u m m y 's t danger of collapsing and the fire equipment had to Vulnerable: Both § ’Then be Id tbe deuce of "LCn NPI LOITLAI BIUUDF LVDQN Wiring the six towns it bid for, if it receives the district. be moved elsewhere. ,• Dealer: North spades from dummy. East Mrs. Quillen said the state agency should have a deci­ Another $9,000 will be used to repair and insulate' WE CAUO Hr T THIS IS NO THAT'S YHE 711! sion by the summer, adding that if the application is Wtst Norik East Saath snowed out, but Pete was THEM R E P - I t IME for puns HIT IW A ROW. the roof and $3,000 to relocate the utilities from the i k P aM 1 9 ready for that bad break. He HANDEP.' EASY. BENTON'S UP. turned down for Districj 13, the PUCA would probably basement. Ptbs 4W Pass 4 N T playd bia king to force PUT EASY'S go back out to bid. Pass 59 Pass 6 4 West’s ace. West ted a sec-' ON DECK'. EHTO’C LQM PI CLWC, ‘DP, WLIP, Herald photos by Cody Pass Past Pass ond heart, but Pete took his ace and led a small trump. West’s nine tost to North's Winning dancers Opening lead: ¥4 ja c k . Now Pete came to his NPI NO CPDF PDCN. — KICCI hand w ith the ace of ztlubs in Heather Kennedy (left) of 117 Birch Mt. Rd., this month in Amherst, Mass. Heather, age RIZZO SKI MARTS order to lead another trump. Bolton, awaits a signal from her instructor, By Oswald Jacoby West could play the 10 or a 8, won two silver medals in the beginners FOR CHRISTMAS WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANTI and Alan Sontag sm all one. It made no differ­ PIUEC and Alison Larkin of 85 Highwood Dr., class, and Alison, 10, won three gold and ence. Pete picked up the suit Manchester, practices one of her steps. Both one silver medal in the novice class. Both are for the skier and non-skier alike Pessimistic Pete doesn’t ' and scored game, slam and won awards at the New England Scottish students of the Diane Dubock Studio of bid like a pessimist. He bids ru b b e r. his cards right to the h ilt and (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Alley Oop — Dave Graue PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Nlxon said a lot of things to me. He Dance Association Competition held earlier Dance in Bolton. WVR t.|Mdu I14J6 told me he'd never make Kissinger secretary ol state. 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f 20 - THE HERALD, Fri„ Dec. 18, 1981 THE HERALD. Fri.. Dec. 18, 1981 — 21 Here come BUSINESS/ Classified the ruggies

By Patricia McCormack UPi Education Editor Here's how to analyze investments Move over, preppies. Here come the “ruggies.” The word comes from Frank Persico, dean of students at Catholic University in Washington, D.C., to describe This is fifth of a five-part series. Let’s say you believe interest rates are at or near pone the tax on the interest until '82. a new type student emerging on college campus. Per­ record levels and you want to take advantage of them. • Corporate coupon bonds. As long as your first sico and his associate dean, James Brooks, claim to coupon isn’t payable until 1982, you won’t owe any tax have identified the new species. Your until then. Ruggies wear their collars down, hate shirts bearing To find out how you stand on. your-1981 investment Money's Your tax strategy, says Prentice-Hall, is to put your • Dividend income. The divident-payment dates on status animal symbols, prefer rimless or wire-nm transactions, take the following steps. money into an interest-paying investment which earns stocks you own might be a factor in your buying date. glasses, wears non-designer jeans or cords, wear 1) Add up your long-term gains. Then add up your Worth interest that won’t be taxed to you until 1982. For in­ And if you're a stockholder in a closely held company, athletic shoes with socks, stash a modest wallet in long-term losses (and any loss carryovers). Offset these stance; it’s easy for you to defer 1981 dividend income. Sylvia Porter • backpack, favor an open smile, don't consider overshirt figures against each other to get your net long-term gain • Treasury bills. T-bills are discount certificates. A Have the board of directors adopt a corporate resolu­ (or loss). check for the difference between the discount purchase or jacket a must for campus wear. i r i tion fixing the payment on a date in January 1982 and Persico and Brooks claim “ruggies” can be identified 2) Do the same with your short-term gains and short­ price and the face value at maturity is sent to you short­ wait until January to send out the checks. Your other ways. term losses. The result is your net short-term gain (or ly after the issue date. In effect, you receive your in­ dividends will benefit from the new lower tax rates. loss). terest in advance, but it is not taxed until the bill If you want to take capital gains on stocks you own but Till'. M'.W lUtl'.KI), they say, is characterized.by k 3) Compare the net long-term total with your net If your net short-term gain exceeds your net long­ matures. Since any six-mj^h T-bill you buy now will qualify your profit for 1982’s lower rates, you can do this mental ruggedness, on one hand, and a nonextremism, on short-term total. term loss, the net is short-term gain, which is taxed as not mature until 1982, thenmerest you earn will not be by short sales or by buying a put option on the stock. On tile other. They are'both career-oriented and concerned If you have both a long-term and short-term gain, ordinary income. taxed until ‘82. this, ask your broker’s advice. You have only a few days about upholding social justice. treat each gain separately. All of the net short-term gain If you have an overall loss, the loss offsets up to $3,000 • Six-month bank certificates of deposit. Interest on a left. “In essence, today's college students have been able is treated as ordinary income. But only 40 percent of the of ordinary income. You use short-term loss to offset $1 CD is not taxed until maturity, unless the interest is (Job hunting? Sylvia Porter’s comprehensive new 32- to benefit from the successes and failures of their net long-term gain is treated income (the other 60 per­ of ordinary income. So you would need $6,000 of long­ creditied to your account as it accrues or the interest page booklet “How to Get a Better Job" gives up-to- counterparts of the last two decades, and have adopted cent is tax-free). term loss to offset $3,000 of ordinary income.) can be withdrawn early without a substantial penalty. A date information on today’s job market and how to take what they view as being the best of both," he said. "They If your net long-term gain exceeds your net short­ . The 1982 tax on your investment income will be lower CD bought new won't mature untilll982. advantage of it. Send $1.96 plus 50 cents for postage and are. in other words, a synthesis of hippie and preppie, term loss, the net is long-term gain. Again, only 40 per­ because of the 10 percent across-the-board tax cut for If you buy a CD that doesn’t credit interest before handling to “How to Get a Better Job” in care of this A little history about campus types: cent of your long-term gain is treated as ordinary in­ 1982. Your strategy, therefore, is to nail down invest­ maturity or allow you to withdraw early without penal- newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205. • The late '60s spawned hippies, many of whom fought come. ment income now but postpone the tax until 1982. tv. it’s nossible to get today's interest rates and post- Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate, for social and political causes. • The late '70s bred preppies, known for their concern • for image, self and career success. Perisco and Brooks claim the rgggie's non-extremism comes out in attitudes in a number of areas outside HeraW photo by Pinto academics. Examples: Expert: Hicks promoted • Ruggies realize material luxuries are not the be-all and end-all. “ Today's students are saying there are Sounds of Music MORRISTOWN, N.J. — The promotion of Wilson other things, too. They are beginning to ask again how Hicks to terminal manager at Cooper-Jarrett’s they can better society" An overflow crowd turned out Tuesday for llling Junior High School’s Hanukkah songs. Seated at the piano is Betty Lou Nordeen, music Springfield facility was announced at corporate • “Students still feel the need to escape but they're annual holiday concert. Led by music Instructor Ralph Macarone, the teacher. Band director was Tom Yalanas. O' headquarters by Eugene R. Bykowicz, vice presi­ not choosing hard drugs. " Persico sayS ruggies are school choir and band performed traditional favorites, including some privacy dent of operations. more informed about the dangers of drugs and are Hicks has been in the transportation industry for paying heed to that information. Thejf steer clear of eleven years in various positions. He came to hard drugs due to the danger of darriage to career Cooper-Jarrett from Yellow Freight Systems' in success. August and held a sales representative position • Ruggies borrow some aspects of sexual attitudes of before his promotion. students'of the last two decades and reject others in Hicks resides in Enfield with his wife, Rosemary, favor of a synthesis of their own. “The onus of not being and their child. married seems not to exist in premarital sexual ■ relationships,” says Persico.“ But nonetheless students want to feel some kind of longterm emotional commit­ By Mary Tobin ment to each other. The casual onenight stand is not \ Earnings up common among today's students" UPI Business Writer • Ruggies, unlike preppies, do not narrow in on NEW YORK — A person’s privacy is a sense of SOUTH WINDSOR — Gerber Scientific Inc has Someone to “marry right." Ruggies go for informal Get more for himself and any business that doesn't recognize the need reported consolidated net earnings from operations dating. Groups of ruggie couples go out together, Sdcial for employees to have that identity is making a mistake for the second quarter ended Oct. 31 of $1.07 million mixing in groups is big. that can cost millions in lost productivity, a research or $.17 per share compared to net earnings from • Ruggies enjoy dressing formally a few times a year. expert says. operations of $1.4 million or $.23 per share, for the Homecoming. Once or twice a year for big dances. “The need for privacy is a very basic one,” said C. second quarter of last year. Sales fo'r the second • Ruggies are very aware politically, a part of their Christm as Frederic John, project director of a new study, quarter ended October 31, 1981 increased-to $27.6 mental ruggedness. “They try to make Sure they have "Privacy in Public and Semi-Public Places,” conducted million compared to $20.2 million for the previous an objective view of things," Persico said. The ruggie by Research & Forecasts, Inc, "if people are denied year. would neither advocate destroying the system nor privacy they feel deprived of something very basic in Earnings per share amounts give retroactive declare it infallible. Ruggies opt for working within the our culture." effect to the two-for-one stock split on Nov. 4, system and changing things when there is a need. thanyour two The report was commissioned by GF Business Equip­ 1980.Although the Company’s sales have increased • Ruggies are students in transition. Brooks said. ment Inc., a Youngstown, Ohio-based firm which felt it in the six months ended October 31.1981, the world­ “Students are concerned about getting good grades so would help its customers develop personal strategies for wide recession and high interest rates have they can get a good job but their attitudes are not totally attaining privacy. adversely affected the growth of new orders in confined to a me-first approach. It is likely they will “The two areas where people spend the most time — some of the Company’s established product )ines. volunteer some'of the time." front teeth. work and home — are often where they have the least to This, coupled with strong competitive pricing Persico said ruggies want the status of being say about their space or circumstances,” John said. “In pressures in the marketplace for turnkey interac­ successful in careers but, if heading for such a career the office they have little to say about where they sit. tive graphic systems and for pattern grading and makes them hate what they are doing, they'll opt for a They are often forced to work with people.they don’t marker making systems, is expected to result in change to a profession where they can find more hap­ We’ve lowered the care about and listen to conversations they're not in­ reduced earnings this year compared to last year. piness. terested in. Persico said students are stil moving mostly toward interest rate on “We wanted to help establish that even in an office, training for business and technical professions that are where there are necessary restrictions, each person can Incorporations fall in demand and ones that have a connotation of success I' •: have, and in fact needs, his own space in order to be — like medicine or law. productive.” personal loans John said people who don’t feel they have any say in NEW YORK — After reaching a new record in HI r ME sees a slow shift. Students still gravitate the previous month, new business incorporations toward the more technical professions but they are op­ their space are “reduced to childlike status. Productivi­ ty falls. It bothers workers. Whether they’re conscious fell 5.8 percent to a seasonally adjusted total of ting during undergraduate years to get a liberal arts by two annual 47.483 in August,,reports Dun & Bradstreet. This of it or not they need a space where they can establish education, he said. was the smallest number of charterings in seven They then narrow to a particular kind of professional UPI photo their separateness.” In an enclosed office a significant amount of privacy months but still remained 9.7 percent higher than- training for master's or doctoral degree. percentage points! last year’s total of 43,266 in the like month. Renting movies for home viewing via Gould Introduces the “Moviemat", designed is ensured, the R&F report noted, but John said even in a shared “neutral” workspace it’s possible to stake out An aggregate of 392,171 concerns were chartered videocassette player will be a simple matter for use in department stores and other prime in the first eight months of 1981, exceeding by 11.7 of a credit card and a vending machine. your “space," which could be likened to “an air bubble, retail outlets. a portable territory, to which we have the right to con­ percent the year-ago total of 350,943 in the com­ Technology and elegance Video Corp. of America Chairman George K. trol access.” parable period. All regions topped their 1980 per­ Maintaining control of our space is vital, the report cent the year-ago total of 350.943 in the comparable in equal parts. period. All regions topped their 1980 pace of incor­ said. “When our personal space has been invaded, we porations although headway varied from less than 5 are likely to react with discomfort, anxiety, irritation, percent to more than 20 percent. A new Seiko Quartz. and-even anger and aggression.” John emphasized that in an office privacy can mean fo r him and her. Vending machine has as little as having a drawer in which to lock personal Failures slacken belongings. While there are necessary limitations, the report, published in booklet form, outlines ways of attaining NEW YORK — Commercial and industrial privacy at home and at the office whether you have failures eased to 367 in the week ended Dec. 10 films, not soft drinks enclosed or shared quarters. following a post-holiday rebound to 443 in the Mark the boundaries of your space to define the previous week, reports Dun & Bradstreet. Savings Bank territory you are claiming with chairs, tables, However, business casualties remained ap­ By 1 eRoy Pope month after its first release in typewriters or other furniture, the report feuggests. preciably higher than the comparable year-ago Warner Communications and Twen­ level of 282. UPI business Writer theaters at a price of perhaps $9 to tieth Century-Fox. Their operation Then look at your space from the perspective of a visitor of Manchester $15. varies. and evaluate the impression you receive. NEW YORK — Renting movies Gould didn’t offer any projections Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Columbia Once you have determined your space it can be per­ for home viewing via video cassette Manchester: Main Street (Main Office); Purnell Place (Drive In); about the market for cassette rental Pictures and MCAUniversal also sonalized with photos, postcards, prints or plants. Burr Corners Shopping Center; Past Center Street; Manchester Parkade; player will be a simple matter of a by Moviemat but said he thinks are on the verge of launching rental However, at work you must decide how much of your Hartford Road at McKee; Shopritc Plaza at $pcncer; Top Notch Shopping credit card and a vending machine. t^ m e r at North End. East Hartford: Burnside Avenue; Putnam Brtdgc Pla/a other companies in the entertain­ plans, and Gould said some depart­ personal life you want to reveal to your cowo'rkers. , Video Corp. of America has in­ Notch at Route 44A. Andover: Andover Shopping Pla/a. ment business will jump at the ment stores have formed • cassette “Carefully select the articles you place in your work ^ u th Windsor: Sullivan Avenue Shaping Center troduced a “Moviemat,” designed Ashford: Junction Routes 44 A 44A. Telephone 646-1700. chance to get in on the venture. rental systems with varying degrees area to represent the impression you wish to com­ for use in department stores and The Express B ank He said Video Corp., which is a big of success and some headaches. municate,” the report said, Eastford: Monday & Friday, Rtc. 198 next to post office. Tei. 974-3613, other prime retail outlets, that con­ ■KoUand: Tuesday A Wednesday, across from post office. Tel. 4 ’B-0523 firm in cassette editing, processing, He said Moviemat will offer the I .. tains a cassette player so the Sprague; Thursday A Saturday. 18 W. Main St. Tcl. 822-6319. Member F.D.I.C. duplication and distribution, has film studios tighter control of their customer can preview up to three kept Moviemat under close wraps so copyright product and the chance to movies before making his.choice by far and has not even talked to earn regular payper-view royalties inserting an ordinary credit card. retailers about it. on their new pictures from home Here's one of the most exciting new is processed A minicomputer records the tran- In addition to clerk-free opera­ viewers on easily collectable credit contemporary watch designs from the leader special Holiday Loan will sactiop both when the cassette is tion, Gould said, Moviemat will give card accounts. rented and when it is returned to the Pay Less m cpiarl/ tec hnology, Seiko, A masterpiece of '^quickly - in 24 hoiurs make these dreams happen. the stores a unique traffic builder Since the movie business, like ultra-thin simplicity, perfectly round and machine a few days later. and freedom from th^ inventory in­ other show business, is highly For Home at e ented only with the barest new rope-like or less. So you get Video Corp. Chairman George K. vestment and control necessary speculative, it’s not easy, Gould Call us at 646-1700 or Gould says it will “ make the design around the bezel. With a gold-tone dial with other videocassette rental said, to say for how long a given Heating Fuel and gilt hands and markers. Plus the rich the extra money you cassette rental business automatic plans. movie released in cassette form will come into any of our offices and easy to organize, give stores a refinement of a brown lizard strap. This is the There are four of thes'e plans in find a big rental market. He in­ clerk-free operation and enable peo­ kind of elegante it lakes to match the For a limited time need, in plenty of time to find out more. While we national operation already by dicated as a rough average perhaps technological perft'clion of Seiko Quartz ple to rent a movie less than a Paramount Pictures, Wait Disney, six weeks to two months. acturaeyand performance. In gold-tone. For 'for the holidays. And just can’t do much about those her or him . Only two of many only we’re lowering Join your friends and sivles trom tlie world-famous Seiko Quartz in time for making holiday missing front teeth, we can neighbors in support of (.ollec lion. Seiko (Juartz.$9[ our already competitive interest wishes come true. help with the dentist bills. LIVE CHMSTMIIS TREES Manchester Memorial Whetiier these wishes Whatever your holiday CALDWELL OIL, INC. THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM Delivered Hospital’s $3,000,000 Conh- rate on personal loans Cut or Dig Lator # Call 647-3929 munitv Fund drive. include a getaway vacation dreams are, the Savings SUOOR by two percentage points. to the sun or slopes, a new Bank of M^chester want^ WAGON SHED Please send your contribution to 917 MAIN STREET *113a9c.o.D. Anytime! Manchester Memorial Hospital' Downtown Manchestor This special Holiday Loan, car, home improvements, a you to have the best NURSERY HoOwnM NoOimmic* NoCoupon* Building Fund 155 Griffin Rd. P.O. Box 1409 which must be originated at second mortgage or special holiday ever. South Windsor Mon.-Fri -.wperi every Nile til 9 p.m, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Sal. - 9-5:30 North on Rl. S to SulUvtn Avo. (W. 1M) one of our convenient offices, gifts for special people, our Holiday Loans are available subject to the approval 649-8841 Riro 81. to Qrtffln Rd. • 2 n *7 )H m t iM ) 646-7086 conditions of the Savings Bank of Manchester. 22 - THE HERALD, Fri., Dec. 18, 1981 THE HERALD, Fri., Dec. 18, 1981 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ★ * * RATES DEAMJNE Classified 643'2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes lor Sale 35— Healing. Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 56— M isc lor Rent 15 W ords 12.00 nooo Ihe day 24— Lots-Land tor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products .sy-Homes/Apta. to Shafe 25— Investment Properly . 37— Moving.Trucking-Storage48— Antiques belore publication. t— Lost and Found 13—

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Cali THREE BEDROOM - Two There Are 10 “BINGO BUGS” paper hanging. Carpentry Thinking, Relaxation, GIFT GUIDE Main Street, Manchester, CT. adult figure. Also, room 528-1494. full baths, full basement - "Your Community Newspaper" Work. Fully insured. J.P. Stress Management, Self- humidifier. Telephone 649- on bus line. Nice area. In Today’s Herald. These 7 Are Lewis & Son, 649-9658. Confidence and a Sense of 4367. VERNON-ROCKVILLE - Close to schools, churches All reel estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Part of Them General Well Being. |10.(X) ItEAl I IFl L On busline. Brand new and stores. $600 per month. Federal Fair Housing Act of 1966 which makes It illegal to advertise Intarfor/ExUrtor I any preference, limitation,-or discrimination based on race, color, per cassette. Make check DOLL < l-OTIlE.S ..... TAG's a l e s three room apartments - Call Ed or Dan, at 649-2947. ..if...... religion, sex or national origin, or an Intention to make any such Extra large rooms with payable to ABLE ANTIQUES AND CRAF'I S BEAUTIFUL BARBIE COVENTRY - four room Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not gnMi prtffniml m L CENTER, 317 Green Road, DOLL DRESSES - 80f. large closets. $300 per PLEASE READ knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is In ZminiMt pilcM. Fm month. Security and house, appliances. $375 Manchester, Ct. 646-7917 THE COUNTRY Bridesmaid's Outfit - $2.75, violation of the taw. ntlM tn. Frill Inand CHRISTMAS SHOP - ★ references required. plus utilities. Security YOUR AD PA R T T IM E RECEPTIONIST- a; L. McHUOH Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- CRAFT SALE INSIDE - deposit. Telephone 646-2972 843-9321 TV’S ■ STEREOS Antiques and Crafts. 6452 Available January 1st. ClatilllMl I d * are takan SALESPERSON to sell Secretary - for full time Saturday and Sunday, after 5 p.m. weekdays. SHOP AL SIEFFERTS Fernwood Farm, 261 Telephone 875-1128 9-5 over ttM phone aa a con- subscriptions door-to-door position. Past experience Business Property 26 Business Property 26 HIBLE.S & ROOKS December 19th and 20th. Monday-Saturday. with newscarrier two APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ Hebron Road, Bolton, (3 AUTO LEASING RENTAL vanlenca. The Herald la on switchboard preferred All homemade crafts. 14 Offices-Stores evenings a week or Satur­ but not necessary. Good ford Road, Manchester. miles South of Bolton REASON FOR THE Cambridge Street, - Oldies But Goodies raaponalbla lor only one In- Building Contracting 33 MANCHESTER - Two lor Rent 55 Limited. Rent-A-Car. corroct Inaortlon and than days. Salary plus com­ ^ping skills a must. 647-9997. SUPER SANTA Center). (5pen Tuesday - SEASON — God gave His Manchester. bedroom apartment at Sun­ missions. Call Circulation Conveniently located. We Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 649-0389. Best. Share the Best with a $12.95 day, 100 free miles. only to tho aizo of tlyi FARRAND SALE!- Video Tape ny Brook Village. $440 in­ WORKSPACE OR, Automobiles bought, sold, Manager, Manchester offer good benefits in­ REMODELING - Cabinets, Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, APPLIANCES gift from BIBLES & TAG AND CRAFT SALE - cludes heat, not water, original Inaarllon. Errora Herald! 643-2711. cluding Group Health and BOOKS, 840 Main Street, STORAGE SPACE FOR rented. 323 Center Street, which do not laaaon tho Roofing, Gutters, Room Washers, Dryers, indoors - furniture, many appliances and air- RENT in Manchester. No Life Insurance, paid Refrigerators, Freezers. HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS 649-3396. miscellaneous items. 10-4 Manchester. Telephone valuo o1 Aia advartlaefflant Additions, Decks, All types conditioning. Ideal for lease or security deposit. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. vacations and holidays. of Remodeling and MUCH MORE! SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main Saturday only. 88 Francis older couple. No pets. 8 Reasonable rates. Suitable will not bo corrected by an Pension Plan and much GIFT SHIRTS Drive, Manchester. ■ additional Inaartlon. Repairs. Free estimates. Street, Downtown Damato Enterprises, 646- for small business. Retail- more. Applications Fully insured. Phone. 643- PETS A.NU SUPPLIES PERSONAL TEE - Per­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1021. Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 NEW YEAR'S VACATION accepted Monday - Friday, Manchester. 643-2171. and commercially zoned. begins now. Sell Avon and 6017. Dishwashers from $249.00; sonalized Fun and Dogs - Birds • Pets 43 Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. 9am - 4pm. KlOck Com­ MANCHESTER PET Ranges from $249,00; Sportswear. Great gifts for •••••••••••••••••••••••* MANCHESTER - Deluxe 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent iflaurlirstrr start saving! Call 646-3685 pany. 1366 Tolland Turn­ CENTER — Good Quality or 523-9401. . ROBERT E. JARVIS - Microwaves from $199.00. Christmas. 1081 Main FREE: Loveable black, one bedroom townhouse, NEWLY RENOVATED condition, asking $1100. pike, Manchester. E.O.E. Remodeling Specialist. and Advice make good GREAT GIFTS WITH Street, Manchester. 646- two year old Vz Labrador. private entrance, patio and 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. sense. Are you paying too 310 square feet office firrali'i F o r room additions, COMPLETE SERVICE. 3339. Telephone 646-2972 after 5 full basement.Includes available. Main Street $180 PER WEEK PART kitchens, bathrooms, much for your pet p.m, weekdays. heat, applianpes, carpeting KZ400 Deluxe 1978 TIME at home. Webster, supplies? Stop in — it will HAND MADE location with ample roofing and siding or any and air-conditioning. $430 parking. Call 649-2891. KAWASAKI, fairing, America's foremost dic­ home improvement need. be worthwhile. Mixed ELECTROLUX - Buy COLl.FXTini.ES monthly. No pets. Damato baggage-rack, saddle bags, breed puppies, tropical and Lost and Found 1 tionary company needs Telephone 643-6712. Someone You Love an AN OLD FASHIONED Enterprises, 646-1021. low mileage. $1350. 688- home workers to update j j goldfisn, parakeets, ELECTROLUX VACUUM 6201 Ask for Andrea. local mailing lists. All canaries, finches, small CHRISTMAS at the FREE: Beautiful healthy LOST: Gold bracelet with LEON CIEZSYNSKI CLEANER for a Christ­ VILLAGE c h a r m YARN MANCHESTER - Newly ages, experience un­ animals. 687 Main Street. puppies, - Collie-Springer BASEMENT STOR\GE BRAND NEW Raleigh two small hearts. Sen­ BUILDER. New homes, mas Gift. Call: 646-3875. BARN — tyith handmade Spaniel cross. Black with decorated two bedroom timental value. REWARD. M c g o n a ^ ' necessary. Call 1-716-842- (1-203) 649-4273. Gift wrap­ AREA with dirt floors. Folding Bike. Never used. 6000, Ext. 5063. additions, remodeling, rec ping and lay-a-way plan gifts and decorations by white markings. Nine apartment. Access to shop­ Please call 649-4105. THE WATKINS CDNDDMINIUM rooms, garages, kitchens LOVABLE ABANDONED local craftsman plus craf­ ping centers, buslines and First room 18*/z ft.xl5 ft.; Cost $294, Will sell for $200. always available. weeks at Christmas, 633- second room 23 ft',xl5‘/z ft. Telephone 649-3893. PANTRY PERSON full or temodeled, ceilings, bath KITTENS ting supplies. 133 Spruce 8205 after 5:30 p.m. schools. For further The former Watkins Furniture Store Building tile, dormers, roofing. Street, Manchester. 649- details, please call 528-4196 $30 monthly. 649-0717. part time. Ask for Chef. PET TOWNE - Tri-City CAN YOU GIVE A 643- 2751. Residential or commer­ 9699. between 9 and 5 pm or Get Your Cards Today from: Is scheduled to be renovated Into a prime of­ cial. 649-4291. Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR LOVABLE ABANDONED after 5 pm and weekends, Wanted to Rent 57 LOST: Large short haired, EARN EXTRA fice condominium. This historic downtown HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - Kitten or Cat a home for THE CALICO PATCH - SUPERINTENDENT Davis Family Reslaurant. Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower 210 Pine Street, 649-7157. declawed tiger tabbby, Fashion, 85 E. Canter SI.; Harvest Hill Package Store, I t’s Mere; Quality the Holidays — 633-6581, WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ GARAGE TYPE needed for live-in position Manchester landmark can be purchased In DESIGN KITCHENS, Manchester. 646-6408. A Waddell Road area, INCOME Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market, 317 Highland St.; cabinets, vanities, counter Creatures and Superior 342-0571. niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil MANCHESTER - Newly BUILDING for automotive Manchester. Telephone in Manchester. Only hard K.B. Aulomolive. Broad SIreel; Lynch Motors, 500 W. Center condominium unit Increments from 760 Supplies ^ t money saving Unique Little Quilt Shop Paintings, or Antique working individuals need tops, kitchen cabinet fronts featuring everything for decorated one bedroom repairs for leading national evenings 647-1884. St.: Nassifl Photo. Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Main Street; square feet. An owner will not only save custom woodworking, prices. 644-3510. GAMES-TOYS-CRAITS items. R. Harrison. apartment. Access to shop­ company in the apply. Must be capable and Regal's Men's Shop, Main Street; Sleflert's Appliances, 445 today’s quilter and more! Telephone 643-8709. money In rent but qualify for all owner benefits colonial reproductions. SPORTING GOODS HOBBY HUT - 281'A Gifts and gift certificates, ping centers, buslines and Manchester area. We need IMPOUNDED willing to repair gas Hartford Road: VKestown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road: Diet schools. For further details 3,000-3,500 plus Sq. ft. heating systems, stones, Center. 113 Main St., also Pic an' Save, 725 E. Middle Tpke. J.P. Lewis M9-9658. Oakland Road (Rt. 30) Christmas prints, trims, MANCHESTER : Female, and other Incentives as a result of The ANTIQUES & please call 528-4196 Please call collect, 1-401- 1 year Shepard Cross, Openings for: minor electrical and do Cards will also be available at the Diet Center. 527 Burnside LAY-A-WAY SPORTING South Windsor, CT. (203) patterns, kits, books, COLLECTIBLES - Will Avenue, East Hartford, and at the HI FI Stereo House, Vernon Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981. For a ELECTRICAL SERVICES GIFTS - Gift Certificates 644-2355. Gift certificates between 9 and 5 pm or 724-8198. . Black & Tan, Center & Breakfast, Lunch cleaning for large apart­ Circle. strawberry shortcake purchase outright or sell on ment complex. Call for ap­ detailed brochure please call J.D. Real Estate - We do all types of Elec­ at NASSIFF ARMS, 991 available '- Visa and cutouts, and a large selec­ after 5 pm and weekends, Cooper Streets. Female, commission. House lot or 649-7157. Misc. for Rent ' 58 1 ‘/2 years old. Closing Shills pointment between 9 a.m. Company at 646-1980. This is an excellent op­ trical Work! Licensed. Cali Main Street, Manchester - Mastercard accepted. tion of fabrics and single piece. 644-8962. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 647-9126. MODELS, TRAINS, supplies. Brown/White Mixed Full-Time, Part-Time and noon, Monday thru portunity for you and your business. EXTRA large two room ef­ FOR RENT - 550 sq. ft., Breed, Honolulu Tags. 646- Friday, 528-1,300. Games, telesctmes and Wanted to Buy 49 Flexible hours Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY microscopes. 'Tuesday, THE BITTERSWEET ficiency, wall to wall, heat, one garage, truck size 4555. Residential & Commercial parking, appliances. $260. door. Telephone 649-5358. WANTED: Driver for In­ ^ 'I J.D. REAL ESTATE COMPANY OUTER-WEAR Thursday, and Friday; SHOP — Save Now! */4 CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ Construction. Remodeling, Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- Price on most Christmas Security, references. 646- Security deposit required. IMPOUNDED - 'Male, dustrial Catering truck. J Rtai Ettatt A Invtflment Bmhtragt home improvements, ad­ OPEN NOW! ! I ty. We buy quickly and con­ 1642 after 5 weekdays. mongrel, reddish brown. Uniform* provided, 6. fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ free food, pleaeanf Five day week. Telephone O w n Y o u r O w n ditions, bathroom & “ MARKDOWN” - items. Gifts, Antiques, Also,- a female, mongrel, working conditions, 644- 0012. Famous Maker Outer- Jewelry, Teas & /Herbs, poration. 646-0131. FOUR ROOMS - large sun- kitchen remodeling, BASKETS & WICKER □ AUTOMOTIVE reddish brown. Call An­ and regular raise*. roofing, siding, repairs, Wear for the Entire Fami­ Route 44A, Bolton. .643- porch, new kitchen, dover Dog Warden. 742- HOUSEKEEPER Condominium For An ly at Discount Prices - 30% WANTED: Lionel trains E Services Offered 31 door & window replace­ THE WICKER CO’TTAGE 7800. appliances, heat, hot 7194. NEEDED Immediately for BUSINESS ment and alterations. 646- to 607o off. Jackets, Vests — Specializing in baskets, for family collection and water, garage, security Autos For Sale 61 Manchester Home. Daily. n and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen HORSE'? OF COURSE! layout. Telephone 649-0746, FOUND: Bible with in­ APPLY, A ffo rd a b le 1379. wicker furniture, wall and references. No pets. Some Cooking. References and SERVICES SNOWPLOWING Mall. Glastonbury. Open hangings and bath THE MAPLEWILD TACK Adults preferred. 646-3414. SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, scription. Telephone 646- required. Call 646-2597. Commercial & Residen­ Every Night till 9pm. ROOM of Bolton is TRUCKS. Car Inventory 2499. MCDONALDS tial. Manchester. accessories. Route 84, Ver­ * RENTALS Services Offered 31 You’ll never know the non (across from Golf- featuring Stubenlen SigfSigfried THREE ROOM apart­ valued $2143 sold for $100. SUBSTITUTE M o n th ly P a y m e n t ... Reasonable. Free es­ power of Classified until BICYCLES Saddles at $499.95.9.95. ^ e us Similar bargains available. Announcements 3 Land). 646-6219. Monday - ment, second floor. Heat, TEACHERS needed for w h ich in clu d e s m o rtgage principal, timates. Call anytime 646- you use it yourslef. Call BICYCLES AND fo r major brands of h o t water, stove, Call for information, 602- the 46 WEST REWEAVING BURN 5489, 646-1327. Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. Rooms lor Rent 52 Manchester daycare ceter interest, taxes, insurance, HOLES. Zippers, um­ today to place an ad. CAMPING EQUIPMENT English and Western equip­ refrigerator, carpet. Cen­ 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone FLEA MARKET: Every morning and afternoon. — Sporting Goods, Ice ment, Christmas cards and call refundable. Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ condominium fee, heat brellas repaired. Window FLORIST MANCHESTER - nice trally located. Adults only. C CENTER Please call 646-7090 for ap­ shades, Venetian blinds. Don’t store things you Skates, Sleds, ' Barbells, more! MAPLEWILD clean room fo r rent. No pets. Security deposit. tique center, 1140 Main pointment. an d hot w ater w ith a low d o w n paym ent. Hockey, Exercise Equip­ KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 TACK ROOM, Toomey CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Street, Coventry, Dealer Keys. TV FOR RENT. can’t use. Sell them fast Reliable person. Telephone $295. Telephone 646-7690. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. with, a hard-working A Favorite Style ment. FARR’S, 2 Main Hartford Road. Weddings, Road (at Bolton Center), 646-2351 after 4 p.m. DeVille - 72,000 miles. poweri space available. Telephone ST. PART TIME Proof Street, Manchester - 643- corsages, fresh flower Bolton, CT 649-5550. ' Good condition. $2700 or 742-9698. 649-5221. Classified Ad! VERNON - carpeted two Operator, Hours, 2-5. 7111. arrangements, silk bedroom, gas heat paid. Best offer. Telephone 742- Experienced preferred. JEWELERS ROOM FOR arrangements, plants, GENTLEMAN - Kitchen Call now, Capitol Homes, 6800 - Keep trying. “MAINSTREET" is com­ SALES: Tired of real es­ Will train right applicant. ANTIQUES funeral flowers. 643-9559. ing to Manchester on New This Christmas let the privileges, washer & 523-5598. tate franchise problems? Equal Opportunity BROOKS ANTIQUES - PLYMOUTH DUSTER - Year's Eve. Call Connec­ Employer. Contact Linda Classic Trio CHRISTMAS DIAMOND SHOWCASE dryer, phone 643-5600. of Associate yourself with a B-B UPHOLSTERY. Manchester Mall, 811 Main help you discover the VERNON - heat paid, one 1971. Great Christmas gift. ticut Sound Productions. high volume established Maselli, 646-4004. Custom work. Free es­ ARRANGEMENTS - Excellent condition. All 644-0691. Street, Manchester. PARK HILL JOYCE magic of love ... with a Vi bedroom, fireplace, patio, professional. Highest com­ timates. Will pick up and WANTED ANTIQUE appliances and more. new parts. $1200 or best deliver. Please call 646- FLOWER SHOP: FTD. carat total weight offer. Telephone 649-4083 VIRGIN ISLANDS - missions, five boards, FURNITURE, glass Fruit Baskets, Christmas Capitol Homes, 523-5598. J REAL ESTATE 2161 after S p.m. clocks, dolls and collec­ matching engagement ring CLEAN, QUIET ROOM evenings. January 31st, February professional training. For Parties, Flowering Plants. and wedding ring for just confidential interview, call tibles. Ask for Harold - 646- near busline. Middle aged MANCHESTER - cozy one _ ^ a 13th. Air and Land Call: 649-0791. $399.00. Season’s Greetings working person preferred. Included. $729. Transporta­ K. Champ, FRI, 647-9144. Homes For Sale 23 1 Bedroom— from $35,400 • 2 Bedroom— $40,900 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 9243 or 646-2690. bedroom under $200. 1980 TOYOTA Corolla sta­ from the DIAMOND Non-smoker or drinker. Capitol Homes, 523-5598. tion wagon. Good condi­ tion to J.F.K., camping Concrete. Chimney COME SEE A PIECE OF PENTLAND FLORIST - BABYSITTER NEEDED WE HAVE THE FINANCING R epairs. “ No Job Too SHOWCASE; Manchester Telephone 649-1237. tion. 33,000 miles. $5500 or equipment and jeep s CENTRALLY LOCATED 8 PRINCESS DIANA’S VEIL Visit Us For AH Your weekdays to pick up boy at p e r cent assumable Combining Ihe advantages of "ijear-it-all” living with Small.’’ Call 644-8356 for Holiday Needs. See Our Parkade. MANCHESTER - affor­ best offer. Telephone 646- provided. Telephone 633- ... Victorian Christmas Apartments for Rent 53 0643. 7441 or 236-2996. 5:30 p.m. from day care mortgage, only $333 every modern convenience, these excellent one and estimates. Choice Selection, 24 Birch BRAY’S JEWELRY dable two bedroom, won't IHeraldl school on Waddell Street. monthly. Six room, four two bedroom condominiums bring a new dimension in OPEN HOUSE, December Street - 643-6247. "Pleasing last long. $225. Capitol STORE - 737 Main Street, MANCHESTER- One and Homes, 523-5598. GOVERNMENT Christmas Trees 4 Entails 30 minutes a day bednoom cape. Aluminum enjoying the good life at realistic, affordable monthly 19th and 20th, 12:00 to 4:30 You Is Our Pleasure." Manchester, CT. maximum. Telephone 646- siding. Gas heat (2 zone.) p.m. RED GOOSE FARM two bedroom apartments SURPLUS CARS AND payments. Come . . . visit the showcase condominium Specializing' in Bulova, available. Centrally TRU(?KS now available DISTINCTIVE 0517 after 6 p.m. Paneled recreation room. ANTIQUES, Goose Lane, centerpieces , f r u it Seiko, Pulsar, Accutron, THREE, ROOMS - first Only $59,900. Cash today . . open Saturday and Sunday 12 to 5. Tuesday M&M P&H, Manchester located on busline near floor. Excellent area. through government sales, CHRISTMAS TREES - Hye 649-2871. iSmall repairs, Coventry. 742-9137. BASKETS, Flowering Timex Watches. Also, shopping center and under $300. Call 1-714-569- ICIassi Acre Tree f'arm. Route COLLEGE STUDENTS - required. Approximately thru Friday noon to 8 p.m. Plants For Your Holiday Finest Jewelry. FREE Security deposit. No pets. Need $$p Part time help remodeling, heating, BOUGHT AND SOLD At schools. For further details Ideal for newlyweds. 649- 0241 for your directory on 44A, 1.7 miles East of $27,000. Pasek Realtors, baths, kitchens and water Needs. BROWNS LOTTERY TICKET with while in college. We 289-7475. THE ANTIQUE MARKET FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main call 649-7157. 9092. how to purchase. Open 24 Cathy Johns. 429-2635 heaters. Free estimates! purchase of $10.00 or more. hours. employ many students for PLACE, 811 Main Street. Street, Manchester 643-5617. year round jobs. Some of ILampUght'^ tillage 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small 118 MAIN STREET-3 and HEBRON CENTER - four Mortgage Loans 8 our students earn over $7.- CaiMDOMINIUMS C & M Tree Service, Free Shops. Auctions 7pm Every J & J JEWELERS - 785 4 room heated apartments, rooms, heat and hot water 1965 PONTIAC Lemans. tied WIKMSTH t VKNn estimates. Discount senior VANITY CAR PLATES Main Street, Manchester, hot water, no appliances. 326 motor, not running. 000 working full time when 505 Burnside Avenue • East Hartford >289-7598 Thursday. included. $330 per month. summer comes and win a "O f* WtKT - S4ei pria ml nconw citizens. Company "Qliality Merchandise at Security - tenant in­ Space to plant garden, ride Excellent parts car. $200. • MORTGAGE LOANS-1st; U nits increased Do foa qiulifji? Call 649- Manchester owned and TYPEWRITERS ENGRAVED-RAISED Old Fashioned Prices.’’ surance. 646-2426, 9-5 647-8958.______scholarship at the same 4000. LE’TTERS. a bicycle or enjoy a walk in ■2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS, operated. Call 646-1327. f f 14K Chains / bracelets / weekdays. the country. No pets. time. Call Mr- Anzivine, ‘t O S S N U OWNER n M N O N C ' S|»cwus 3 YALE TYPEWRITER ORGANIZATION NOTICE OF .;Homeowners and Commer­ 646-3936 2 to 6 p.m. only. SERVICE — Typewriters Diamond Earrings / Pen­ Security required. cial Realty state-wide. M m Raised Ranch with i{. entered porch LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ Emblems. Business Cards. dants and Cultured Pearls. MANCHESTER MAIN ANNUAL MEETING Ad! evertoobint a nefl maintained lawn! Lev SOO's. Rebuilt, Portable Name Pins. Button Making Telephone 646-6776. Credit rating unnecessary. . W. FISH REALTY cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Typewriters, From $20,00. Keepsake Your Christmas . STREET - Two room OF THE UNITED WAY TOWN OF “VERSATRi ENTERTMMENT C U rET in this \t nr /HOMis/^Md ages cleaned. All types Machines/Supplies. Diamond Source. Reasonable. Confidential. 4 M rm Car. CeL phis man]i other custom Sales and Service. apartment. Heated, hot STORRS; Spacious two OF MANCHESTER, MANCHESTER 243 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER trash, brush removed. MANCHESTER RUBBER Quick arrangement, features! Askini $101,500. Typewriter and an ' Adding IIARDWARF, water, appliances. No pets. bedroom condominium, 1 Vz INC. Part-tlm* Picket, Split Rail, STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- Security. Parking. ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, “OWNER FMANCMG A V A R A 8 i£ "-0 n e or two Machines. 51 Purnell 4489. Visa - Master Card. baths and den, applianced The annual meeting of the ' $3.49-$l69 hourly Stockade Fences installed. SMALL' ENGLAND TRUE VALUE Telephone 523-7047. and carpeted. $350 a 8 100 Constitution Plaza, famiy home possRde, t rms plus 4 o r garage. Place. 649-4986. HARDWARE - Route 44A, members of the United Way of $74,900. NEW LISTING 528-0670. TELEVISIONS month. No pets. Telephone Manchester. Inc; will be held on Hartford. 527-7971; Recreation Leader - MEDIUM FHUIT HASKETS Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- MANSFIELD CENTER - Duties may include “NEKHBOMOOO PACKAGE S T O R T - lm in e ii 429-3414. January 13. 1982. at Connecticut evenings: 233-6879, 233- LICENSED DAY CARE HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS SUN SALES AND Service, Woodsedge Apartments. Bank and Trust Company. 893 Main general building and ac­ only ~ good tales and good income. $39,900. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Kerosene, Skil power tools, 6885. CENTURY 21 UNDSEY REAL ESTAH HOME - Will watch your 2691 LARGE SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main ONE MONTH’S FREE TWO BEDROOM Brick Street. Manchester, at 4:30 p.m tivity supervision or — Order Early. Also Stanley hand tools, plum­ The meeting is held for the purpose ----- child or infant days. Call Wicker Items. PERO Street, Downtown RENT. Newly renovated, Townhouse. l ‘/z baths. $425 sports (i.e. basketball 646-0262. Manchester. 643-2171. Most bing and electrical country setting. Two per month plus utilities. of electing new Directors, accep­ □ EMPLOYMENT Fascinating to knit from FRUIT STAND, 276 supplies, California paint bedrooms. From $ ^ to ting committee reports, and such officiating). 4-ply knitting worsted, Oakland Street. brands available: G/E, Available immediately. other business as may properly BABYSI’TTER Zenith, Sony, RCA and and paint sundries, $325, includes appliances AppI ica tions are this sweater has a rich, Manchester. 643-6384. wallpaper and housewares. Keith Real Estate, 646- come before such meeting. MANCKSTIR ULQ. AVAILABLE, Martin 8 3 2 7 fur-like collar. more to choose from. and parking. 429-1270 , 233- 4126. Noel Belcourt H»lp Wanted 13 available in the Per­ 10.16 ••••••••••••••••••••eeee sonnel Office, Town $200,000 FamUy Canpgromd, 98 acres School area. Call after 3 No. 2691 has knit di­ 9660 or 232-0761. President p.m. 649-2094. p a r t t im e - Work at Hall, 41 Center Street, 54.900 CeL, fireplace. 4Bd, ahim sidK« rections for Small, Me­ MANCHESTER - 4Vz room UNITED WAY OF Three simple blouses for A ROOM AND A 3 home • on the phone ser­ Manchester, Connec­ your skirts or pants with dium and Large (8-18) •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• apartment, first floor, two MANCHESTEP 55.000 C ^ , M km i. iMnacuUte DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - inclusive. ROOM APARTMENT bedroom. Convenient to vicing our customers in ticut. a choice of necklines and Hisatlng-Plumbtng 35 Household Qoods 40 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 138.000 9 M l, Col., sew c«nstroction. Parking lots, driveWays, TO ORDER, Iind $1,50 Inr inch AVAILABLE. Heat, hot shopping and busline. your area. Telephone 456- An equal opportunity elnployer sleeve lengths. •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 022-12 financing •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• water, appliances. 0876 or 528-6631. apartments, stores, No. 8327 with Photo- ilnSihz'' ”* Available immediately. sidewalks, sanding. 646- SCHALLER PLUMBING­ USED HOLIDAY SPECIAL! Six References; SMurity. Call $400 per month plus 95.900 R. Ranch, 4 M „ Ih . Clean m et here Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18 ANNE CABOT HEATING- Water pump REFRIGERATORS, 2204. Size 12. 34 bust, raglan,' ManchMtnr Herald (8) end rolls for $1.00. after 6 pm, 646-3911. utilities. 649-4000. T o the 1..4*gal Vol€*rft of th<‘ T o w n o f (Coventry: 140.000 4 M ., Split Ranch, Family M l specialists. Also, WASHERS, RANGES - 1% yards 46-inch; bow- 1150 An.'nf Am rien MUST be picked up before At a meeting of the Town Council held December 7. 1981. the following Ntw YtiR, N.V. tOOSf remodeling service or Clean, Guaranteed. Parts ALUMINUM SHEETS CLERK - MANUFACTURING 145.000 Unique U tt Forest HMi, financing SNOWPLOWING 11:30 am at the Manchester EAST HARTFORD - 2 tied, 2% yards; classic, 2 repairs. FREE & Service. Low prices! used as printing plates. .007 Homes for Rent 54 resolution was adopted: Part Time Residential, Commercial. yards. CODE ***"'*’ **‘*’*” ••"I ZIf thick, 23x28V4’ . 50c each, Herald Office. bedroom, brand new 149.000 QM Col.. 4H .. M Ism L FREE Estimates. TO ORDEI, unit $i,so for •tch ESTIMATES. 649-4266. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main linoleum & wall to wall RESO LVED: That the resolution entitled “A Resolution Appropriating Kurtz Brothers, Inc. Is offering an excellent entry M ANCHESTER $79,900 1982 A LBU M with 16-page or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- 456 V* MAIN STREET - six Telephone 644-3302. CAB Street. 643-2171. cqrpeting, heat, hot water, rooms, $400. plus utilitres. $4,610,000 For The Planning And Construction Of Renovations And Im ­ level oDPortunlty for a bright, ambitious person 155.000 Ten ifaiL, CoL. 4-5 Bd. fireplaced LR. K lm fllnr^*"0 GIFT SECTION with full 2711. They MUST be picked provements To Coventry High School. Capt. Nathan Hale School. Coven-' ASSUMABLE Isl Construction. SUE BUZNEn directions. Price ... $2.25: TUBULAR Fireplace parking. Near busline. Call No appliances. Tenant in­ with/a clerical background. This Immediate part 109,900 Private setting in this 8+ftn., CoL. •••••••••••••••••••••••• KENMORE Harvest gold up before 11:00 a.m. only. try Grammer School And George Hersey Robertson School And Mortgage; Low interest rate and owner finan­ UN Ihoditstir luriil' BOOM RT $$ J5 EACH grating with electric motor 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- surance. Security. 646-2426 Authorizing The Issue of $4,610,000 Bonds Of The Town To,Meet Said time position can lead ta a full time career with a Sefl. Hnancing 11M A n. M Amnrlcai Flooring 36 double oven electric stove. cing available on this TWO FAMILY; Great WILL DO Babysitting in •8® 8EW. Blower. $20. Telephone 643- 1719 after 6 p.m. weekdays. Appropriation And Pending The Issue Thereof The Making Ut Tem­ manufacturina concern. 94,400 Reduced R. R ^ 3 M ., M Ism L, my home. Verplank school New Ytrii, N.r. 10031 N0W to ortti thsmi how to m*ko •••••••••••••••••••••••• $200 or best offer. 15 Cubic 5873. Owner financing neighborhood! Separate gas units; Fuil base­ Print Nnmn, AM raii with ZIP ouiits. 2* ft. upright freezer, $75. BRASS Fireplace screen porary Borrowings by the Council and is recommended for approval by For appointment, please call - 643-9576 area. Telephone 649-3219. COPE, Stylo Nnmhir anO Slit. niicnit and tpiilleond dnl(«i. FLOORSANDING - Floors ...... V- TWO HOUSES FOR RENT referendum pursuant to Section 9-3 tei of the Town Charter 18,500 Ranch, 7Rn., 2 fireplaces, ment; A real good investment! like ne,w! Specializing in- Telepnone 643-2016 after 6 frame 42V4 by 28Vi. Skyway FIVE LARGE ROOMS for "M Ok 646-57i750. Classified section first. 9815. . 742-7886. now. Telephone 87U7997. 021-12 (