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' i sales ready m± so-so By Richard Cody Herald Reporter NEW YORK (UPI) — Store VERNON - Edward F. Boyle, the owners say it looks like a alleged killer of a Columbia woman semimerry Christmas, as last whose strangled body was left in a minute shoppers boost sales figures river in Coventry in 1980, was found that seemed disastrous a few weeks Thursday to be psychologically able ago. to stand trial. "Santa Claus and the G rinclkare The trial begin Jan. 4 in Tolland fighting to a standstill,” said one County Superior Court. stock analyst who has followed the Boyle, 22, a former Bissel Street, so-so sales charts of the season. Manchester, resident, successfully The Christmas season accounts passed a psychological competency for as much as 25 percent of annual test, and'Thursday Judge Eugene T. sales and 50 percent of profits for Kelly ruled that Boyle could take the .JjFfy some retailers. Many w ere un­ rigors of a trial, based on the test. nerved when a winter heat wave Boyle is facing the charges of visited much of the country early in felony murder, attempted first- December and shoppers stayed degree sexual assault and the com­ home in droves. mission of third-degree sexual ■‘When it’s 70 degrees you don’t assault. The charges stem from a find people thinking Christmas,” May 31, 19^, incident when Louisa said a spokesman for J.C. Penney M. Scott, 20, was strangled to death Co., the nation’s third-largest retail during an attempted rape, police ■■'34; chain. said. 4 Disappointing early December Her body was discovered the next sales, however, are becoming as day in three feet of water in the much a Christmas tradition as Skungamaug R iver in Coventry. Herald photo by Tarquinio eggnog. Boyle is at present serving a six- The United States has become a to 12-year prison term for raping a nation of last-minute shoppers over m iddle-ag^ Manchester woman the Spreading Christmas cheer the last decade or two, and stores summer of 1980. He is hlso facing a i« begtnnh% '|o get used tef last- charges regarding Sevan msae npas , Whit Haatlnga of Mancheater'" Elks Post 1893 and iu a lor needy Manchester larrtiniaa ihttrn car Thursday, th * car was ^IWIHlaiwa; eaaartnal shsaana nnniamni la» tha-tiawlmtss n pi ,iOin—wr-fe ■ ■■>i»msfca»'al«lerh-waa M ealwd— r minute rescuss_for their profit that Happened ii) MancMstar that ., margins. summer. Conference of Churches, load 12 Christmas baskets destined were on another mission somewhere north of here. The habit of postponing Christmas He is currently being held at the shopping has been an “ accelerating Whiting Forensic Institute for psy­ trend over the last 15 years," said chological observations. This place Students labor for statue .John Cohn, executive vice president is the state’s maximum security of Independent Retailers Syndicate. health facility. “ 1 don't see why that should In court TTiursday, Dr. John F. change " Fitzgerald, a chief psychiatric But this year's pickup in sales was social worker and overseer of a gradual increase, not a great sur­ Boyle’s competency exam, said State says 'Merry Christmas' ge. most retailers said. There may Boyle had trouble remembering in­ be sighs of relief, but no cheering in cidents and displayed nervous the street. tendencies when asked certain By Dennis C. Mllewski provided a "H oliday Hotline” so the Archbishop John F. Whealon of Connecticut. “ But there is a K mart, the second-largest . questions during the test. elderly could call friends and family Hartford mused about a possible Ijrofound and needed message in retailer, said it had seen "a trend However, Fitzgerald said this will United Press International long distance. relationship between Christmas and another visitor from outer space ... toward a mild improvement, begin­ not interfere wiUi Boyle’s ability to Gov. William O’Neill wished lor Gov. William O’Neill, and his the unexpected landing of a lesus Christ." ning last weekend," and projected a stand trial. ’The report also states “ peace and good w ill,” school wife, Nikki, sent their annual Christ- meteorite that came crashing "modest improvement over last that Boyle may have a "m ental children in Bridgeport collected nas card to the state in a message through the roof of a home in Whealon devoted much of his an­ December, " with sales up 2 to 3 per­ condition.” nual Christmas message to the quarters to save the Statue of Liber­ of holiday greetings. Wethersfield last month. cent. Boyle sat through the testimony ty and Santa Claus stuffed stockings "There is a common thread that "crushing” problem of unemploy­ J.C. Penney projected gains with his head lowered at times. He ment. he said is worse than for the needy as Connecticut runs through all our feelings — the ".So far as 1 can judge, there is no “ pretty much in line with wore civilian clothes, and was not ushered in the start of the Christmas desire for peace and good w ill,” the special meaning. ” said Whealon, statistics show and more troubling November's 2.9 percent.” shackled at the ankles as he was in holiday season. governor wrote. head of the Catholic Church in in "human costs" than dollars. "When Christmas is over the buils prior proceedings. ’The Yuletide spirit has its limits, won't be able to claim the economy Despite objections from Public however, and state police warned is surging and the bears won’t be Defender Vincent Giedraitis, and a troopers will be out in force on state able to say it ’s in the tanks,” bitter exchange of words, Kelly highways this weekend when the predicted Stuart Robbins, who ordered the trial to start Jan. 4. National Weather Service predicts tracks retail sales trends for Paine Giedraitis argued that that doesn’t Massachusetts ends Webber. rain, and not snow, through Satur­ a allow enough time to prepare for day. Robbins said he expects to see trial. ’Thousands of harried shoppers total December sales up 6 to 7 per­ Boyle was arrested in March. crowded shops and department cent from the same month a year stores Thursday and Friday as they ago — "much like November, which rushed to buy last-minute gifts and ban on Sunday sales was decent. Not great, but decent.” take advantage of 11th hour sates. Many retailers said business has Yule may One exhausted check-out clerk at been particularly strong in the Northeast, and weak in some the Caldor store in Wallingford BOSTON (U PI) - Gov. Edward J. “ a day to pause" gives people a business and individuals." spoke for colleagues everywhere King signed into laiw Thursday a bill chance to be with their familes and The measure was opposed by the Midwest and Sunbelt markets. when she was overheard to say, eliminating the 200;-year-old ban on attend church. King told a news con­ Homan Catholic Archdiocese of Penney, a major retailer in Mexican “ I’m dead on my feet,’’ but Sunday retail sales.'piting the poten­ ference it was the additional jobs Boston, the Massachusetts Council border areas, said sales in that not be region continue to be hurt by the recovered enough to add a weary, tial for more jobs and the need to factor that prompted him to sign the of Churches and the Lord’s Day plummeting peso. "Merry Christmas.” halt the flow, of money into legislation. League of New England, all conten­ Sears, the nation's largest The Statue, of Liberty is on the bordering states. The law goes into effect March 23, ding that passage of the bill into law retailer, said the season is “ turning Christmas list of Bridgeport school The decision to sign the measure with the first Sunday affected would undermine family and out to be a good durables Christmas so white children, who want to say "thank was "one of the most difficult 1 have March 27. It allows all retail es­ religious life. as we anticipated,” with strong you to America,” for making sure had to make,” King said. tablishments, except liquor stores, King, a devout Roman Catholic. ' sales increases in major appliances an arsonist did not steal Christmas While noting he feels strongly that to operate after noon on Sundays. met with backers and opponents by burning down the city's holiday Under the law’s stipulations, .Vlonday. He said he believes it is im­ including microwave ovens, By United Press International washers, lUyers and refrigerators. village. employees are given the option of portant "thai iunday morning will, A snow storm that moved out of ' In what President Reagan calM working or taking that day off. even under the new law, remain free New York ’Thursday dropped up to ' the “ most inspiring Christmas Those deciding to work in stores for that pause in the daily rush." three inches of fresh snow on parts jstory” he has heard in years, more Grinch employing more than seven people While noting he will not work on of Connecticut, but forecasters said than 200 volunteers worked around- will be paid at U'2 times their .Sunday, he said " it is up to each one an expected change In the weather, the-clock to reopen the landmark regular wages. of us decide how we spend our Inside could dash hopes for a white Christ­ Christmas Village just five days Rep. Timothy A. Bassett. D-Lynn, tim e” mas. after a fire Dec. 9. with ax who has led the fight to repeal the King, acknowledging the Today * Snow began falling early Businesses, corporations and Blue Laws for two years, praised economic disadvantage ’Thursday, snarling morning rush- families around the nation donated The Christmas spirit was King’s decision as “ the greatest Massachusetts bears with all the hour traffic and resulting in- food, money and toys to the project, damaged for one Manchester Christmas present he could give to neighboring states allowing Sunday 24 pages, 4 sections sponsored by the Bridgeport Police 11| numerous minor accidents. family this week, thanks to a -the unemployed of this state” shopping, said, “ We are not an Advice ...... Ig Athletic League. thoughtless act by vandals. The National Weather Service In He predicted the Sunday openings island, and we lose important Business...... 21 Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta asked ior Locks Issued a winter Karen Perron of town said her wiH create 15,000 new jobs, $1 billion economic activity” to the surroun­ Church ...... warning through the early school children to “ earn and late father, Leo Daigle, brought a in additional sales and up to 45 ding states. C o m ic s ...... [ 19 ' ig hours. The weather service donate” 25-cents each to a national little pine tree home eight years million in new tax revenue. Elliott Stone, chairman of Jordan Entertainment ...... ] 14 ^ < Scalled for fog and occasional light fund drive to repair and restore the ago and planted it in her grand­ Sunday shopping will "not only Marsh Co., said that since 54 per­ L o tte ry ...... [ _2 4 Statue of Liberty. mother’s front lawn at 348 rain and drizzle Thursday night. improve our economy,” Bassett cent of all women are in the Obituaries ...... ■...... j Rain and milder temperatures, in­ Paoletta noted the aging statue Charter Oak St. said, "it will also make us a little workforce, “ they need Sundays" to Opinion...... ' ] ’ 4 , t cluding sunny and mild weather was a "Gateway to America for She said the tree had an enor­ shop. more free by getting the state out of S ports...... !! gLia ; j , forecast Saturday on Christmas millions of immigrants,” and said mous sentimental value . to the the business of telling us what we Stone, who originally opposed the Television ...... 17-19 5 Til Day, were expected to begin to melt the effort had special meaning in family —"It was the only should or should not be doing in our idea of retail sales on Sunday, said W ea th er...... 2 * i r away snow cover. Bridgeport, a proud blue-collar city memory of my father than my spare time.” the experience with Sunday The snowfall Thursday morning that has suffered the pains of other grandmother lud left” — but the Bassett, the House chairman of openings in Rhodv Islnd and New ranged from S-S Inches In northwest urban areas in the Northeast. tree was’ chopped down the Committee on Commerce and Hampshire convinced him they Connecticut down to 1 inch In the “ Americans showed they cared. Wednesday night by some van­ The Manchester-- Herald will I'lj Labor, said the fight to free the result in more money spent. HarUord area. State road crews Now Bridgeport has a chance to dals. state from the shackles of the an­ The legislation King signed not publish Saturday, Chriitm aa were sent out befdre dawn to sand show our appreciation,” said "Everybody was in tears,” tiquated laws was won "because we provided the 51st. exemption to the Day. I and plow the s ta g ’s highways and Paoletta. said Ms. Perron. built a coalition of people from old statutes whidh mandated'a com­ roads. Bridgeport businesses also across the state representing labor, mon day of rest.

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speed lim it was reduced to southern portions, partial­ WELLESLEY, Mass. CONNECTICUT: The was partially ‘ snow CONNKCTIOUTi The 40 mph. Routes 128 and 9 ly snow-covered. projects on In tm ta te 86, (U P I) — Here’s a sum­ Connecticut Turnpike, 1-91 covered, treated and in Hooking rugs proves to be beneficial therapy were snowcovered and north of Hartford, and mary of major highway 1-86, and 1-84 had a light good condition. 1-89 and 1-93: dry and slippery. Motorists should Interstate 84, near the New LOWEST conditions in New England, slush on the shoulders and clear but snowing and TEHEERATIimS won her admiration. MASSACHUSETTS: proceed with caution as York border, continue. Meanwhile he keeps on vising the household Churches is seeking to help as compiled hy the ALA the ramp. slippery near the .11 . By Alex GIrelli Although walking makes The Massachusetts turn­ numerous accidents have Work will be suspended hooking and now one of his chores. through its Seasonal Auto and Travel Club at Massachusetts state line. . Herald City Editor him sore, he’s looking RHODE ISLAND: 1-95 pike was slippery and the been reported. 1 over the holiday weekend sons. Scott, 13, has taken Although walking makes Sharing Appeal. mid-afternoon Thursday. Beaulier has received a forward to the day When he 1-91 was clear and wet. It to minimize delays. Walls in the small apart­ up the hobby. He has him sore, he’s looking VERMONT: 1-89 was few services from the ca n walk outdoors. was expected to become H \ f »0 ’ ment at 66C Imperial Drive another son, Thomas, 12. forward to getting outdoors (fpt WEATHCK rOTOCAST •« MACC, but he has never Meanwhile, he keep busy slippery as freezing rain generally in good condition are ij^gprated with hooked On the day Beaulier later on. met Nancy Carr, its at the rugs. “ I can’t dwell Both coasts hit started to fall. in the north but snow- MASSACHUSETTS: rugs, and before long the talked to a reporter, they Beaulier is one of the executive director, and is on what’s going on.. I ’d get I-49S was wet and being covered and slippery in the The only potential delays Beaulier family will run had com e hom e fro m people the Manchester not really sure why he has depressed,” he says. treated. south. 1-91 was snow- facing motorists in the Bay out of wall space. school and were Area Conference of 1-95 northbound; wet but covered and slippery in State are at the junction of Right now there are a exchanging ' after-school by winter storms in good condition. spots. Routes 128, 3 and couple of rugs wrapped for talk while Scott worked on 1-95 southbound: snow- Interstate 93 in Braintree, Weather Christmas. They will be a rug. Mrs. Beaulier was at covered on the passing MAINE: The Maine and along Route 146 in Sut­ gifts for friends. work the state’s Depart­ the Great Lakes region — lane, slippery in spots. By Tim Coder storm encased the turnpike and 1-95 were both ton. Gerald Beaulier is ment of Revenue Services, where temperatures in­ United Press Northeast and Yuletide All major Cape Cod bare and dry. finishing a rug now and as but Beaulier was super- International warmth pushed toward ched to the record 60s — roads were clear and wet, soon as it is completed records in the southern posed its own set of snow cover on the Today’s forecast H ere’s a summary of another will be started. A Pacific stprm whistled Great Lakes. problems. breakdown lanes. RHODE ISLAND, NEW Rug hooking is major highway construc­ The National Weather Service forecast for Connec­ Drug buy across the West with wind- The nationwide death toll Route 1 and 3: medium HAMPSHIRE, Beaulier's only therapy. tion projects in New ticut: driven snow Thursday and rose to 26 in a week of "Eight now the main to heavy snowfall, snow- VERMONT, MAINE: All I'lngland, as compiled by Occasional rain Friday. Highs around 40. Mostly He has given up reading, at thousands in northern storms on both coasts and thing I've got to do is put covered and slippery. four of these New England the A LA Auto and Travel cloudy and mild Friday night. Lows mid 30s. Partly sun­ least for now. When he was California labored in a se­ parts of the Midwest, in­ away my snow blower and states report no construc­ last in the hospital, he got NEW HAMPSHIRE: Club, to help you plan any ny and mild Saturday. Highs 45-50. Light southerly leads to cond day of darkness after cluding five dead in the dig out my lawn mower,” tion in progress that will almost all the way through The New Hamsphire tuiii- trips you may take over the winds Friday and Friday night. hurricaneforce winds wind-ravaged San Fran­ said a landlord in Chicago', cause delays for holiday pike and the E verett Turn­ Christmas holiday an Agatha Christie. Since knocked out electricity in cisco area. where winter has not b ^ n travelers. CHRISTMAS ICE CREAM pike: slight snow falling in he has been home he has six states. A snow and ice But wintry summer in kind in recent years. arrest Extended outlook not even picked up the book A (asty ice cream made exclusively by Shady Glen for your Holiday to find out who dun it. enjoyment. . .chockful of red ripe marachino cherries, mint flavored green Extended outlook for New England Saturday through HE ADMITTED cherries, plump dubonnet cherries and almond nuts. The most tantalizing Monday.: A call Jrorn a local himself to the hospital, Holiday ice cream you ever tasted . bright and festive. Sold in economical Quote / Unquote Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: druggist Tuesday led police because, for the second half galioiiN. or hand packed at the counter while you wait. Becoming partly sunny Christmas day. Chance of to arrest a Manchester Trust vice president, on the Impact of new time, he found he was un­ man on a charge of attemp­ showers Sunday and late Monday, Mild over the able to eat in the normal MINCE ICE CREAM CRANBERRY SHERBET "i want to try to create peace between Israel savings and checking accounts offering Interest ting to obtain a fraudulent weekend with highs in the 40s to lower 50s and overnight way. He insisted on sur­ and Jordan.” rates competitive with money-market funds. prescription. A lightly (lavoreci mince made by Refreshing, tasty cranberries made into a lows in the 30s. Turning cooler Sunday night and Mon­ gery for insertion of a tube — Elizabeth Taylor, actreas, who’s planning to (New York magazine) day. ■> *■ \UVtt; I’olice said Jeffrey A. S H A D Y G L E N for your holiday eating delicious fruit sherbet Serve as a topping for that would permit him to Buckler, 28, of 131 Charter ( make a 10-day trip the Middle East, Including "The press would d o well to consider how such Vermont; A chance of rain Christmas Day and Sun­ pleasure. If you like ihe tantalising flavor of your fresh fruit cup. or as a light dessert. feed himself with a Oak St., tried to buy talks with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem episodes can be avoided In the future." day. Highs 40 to 50. Lows in the 30s. A chance of snow mince pie. you'll love mince ice creami lt*s ideal ior holiday entenaining! Begin and Lebanese President Amin Qemavel. — House Ethics CommHtee Chairman Louis syringe. Doctors were Dilaudid, a commonly ( Monday. Highs in the 30s. Lows in the 20s. reluctant to perform the Hand packed at tile counter while you wan "I love the players, but In my opinion, they Stokes, D-Ohio, crRIcIzIng press coverage of abused pain killer Maine: Chance of snow north and chance o f showers risky surgery, but the or sold in the economical half gallons EGG NOG ICE CREAM deserve better coaching than they've been getting allegations of sexual mlscottducl between pages south Christmas day. Chance o f rain statewide Sunday. sometimes referred to as ( alternative was for Try a cone of mince ice cream It's delic' jus A rich, tasty egg nrjg made into a from me this year. My stepping down Is an effort and congressmen. An investigation by his panel Clearing Monday. Lows in the teens and 20s Saturday "drugstore heroin,” at the Beaulier to spend the rest Manchester Drug store at smooth, creamy ice g-eani Another fuscious to see that they get better coaching from determined that those allegations were and Monday and in the 30s Sunday. Highs in the 30s and of his life in the hospital 717 Main St. ( EGG NOG S H A D Y G L E N taste treat! someone else." fabricaled. 40s over the weekend cooling to the 20s and SOs Monday. "It will be a hot day In Siberia before we being fed intravenously. Pharmacist Matthew — Paul “Bear” Bryant, UnivarsHy of Alabama Made by S H A D Y G L E N A hearty drink apologize." He did not want that. Quinn refused to fill a football coach, announcing his retirement, rich enough to dilute. May PUMPKINbe served as is. or ICE CREAM following Alabama’s worst season since 1070. — Joseph Delaney, chief of the Paramus, N.J., National forecast Beaulier did not know un­ prescription for the drug, ( as a base for your favonte-Brandy Sold hy "We were brought up to believe that U.S. Steel police de^rtm enL refusing to give In to Soviet til two years ago that the which bore the name of a the quart, or in individual glasses. You can Shady Gie'n Pumpkin Ice Cream is made with ^ tumor in his digestive tract South Windsor doctor. But ( real pumpkin and all ihe tasty spices that J was blue-chip, the backbone of America. When officials ivho demanded an apology from officers International Los Angeles pc 60 54 l.QB surf you buy the' bt'sl when yon buy ’ By United Press was cancerous and is in­ steel's In trouble. America's got a slipped disk.” Elizabeth Taylor Mary Tyler Moore who briefly detained the wife of a Russian City it Fest Hi Lo Pep Louisville r 51 49 .11 police said he did fill SHADY GLEN! yrj into old-fashioned Pumpkin Pie Custard. ^ 7D 61 JB operable. His wife knew — Billy Joel, sInger-songwrHer on his now diplomat attar she was accused of shoplifting. Albuquerque r 57 34 .... Memphis f ■i.r Buckler's prescription for Enjoy qualityl E n p y Shady Glen! ]} now works on a construction crew in central Anchorage cy 12 06 .... Miami Bech pc 73 71 .... single, “Allentown,” which dramatizes the plight "I have wants and desires, certainly. But the before then. l•'.xtra-St^ength Tylen ol Louisiana. Asheville r SO S3 .... Milwaukee cy 40 3B J l . of unemployed Pennsylvania staelworfcers. foreverness of marriagel And all that paperwork Atlanta cy SB 37 .... Minneapolis cv 39 96 .... V ia - It was she who had wilh codeine. “This Is not a minor change In our lives. It's a Birmingham r 66 S6 .... Nashville r S9 51 .13 suggested rug hooking as a "In winter, we had two blankets. There was one when It turns out not to be forever . . . Why go Police said Buckler told fundamental shift In how the banking business Boston cy 37 29 .... New Orlens cy 76 61 .... very small window, cold water and a hole In the through It?" ’’ Brwnsvll Tx .pc 81 65 New York cy 40 S3 .... t h e r a p y . H e w a s n ’ t Ihc'in he was- buying the has been conducted since 1933. It dramatically Mary Tyler Moore, actress, saying she feels no Buffalo r 33 32 .02 Oklahm Cty pc 71 54 .... enthusiastic, but she went drugs for a man he met at ground." changes how banking will be done In the future. Chrlstn S C. pc 56 46 Omaha cy ’ « 90 .... — Andrzej Banaslswlcz, an official of the need to marry again. Her 19-year marriage to Charllt N.C. cy 54 as Philadel|mia cy 42 32 .... ahead and bought a kit llie Gaslight Restaurant on Things will never be the sam e." Polish Solidarity movement, describing con- NBC President Grant Tinker recently ended In Chicago r 46 42 Phoenix r . 66 90 .... anyway. Oak Street. from Cleveland r 37 36 Pittsburri) r 40 96 .07 That started him and he dHlons during his four-month Imprisonment. He — Robert Hutchinson, Manufacturers Hanover divorce. (McCalls)' ('olumbus cy 44 36 PortlamT M. cy 36 IS .... He was released on a Dallaspc 76 60 . Portland Ore. r 47 39 .... has been picking up skill S2(X) non-surety bond for a Denver pc S9 S3 Providence cy . 96 27 .... and speed ever since. His Ian. 10 appearance in Des Moines cy 48 40 Richmond cy S3 90 .... Detroit r 36 34 St. Louis r 61 96 .... interest has not waned. He .Manchester Superior 31 30 Salt Lake Cltys so 40 .10 spends hours at it. Last Duluth r U Court. Kl Paso pr 62 51 San Antonio pc 73 00 .... Sunday he worked at it for AAACC News- Hartford cy 37 30 San Diego pc 66 99 Jl Honolulu (- 79 64 San Prancisc r 61 46 A 12 hours. Indianapolis cy 43 41 Seattle r 44 94 .06 Jackson Mss. w Spokane cy 39 27 .... ItERlRE ipE became Jacksonville pc .. Tampa pc 73 51 .... Gift wrapping has its pitfalls Kansas City r Waanta^tton r « 37 .... ill. Beaulier was a very ac-i IaBS Vegas pc Wichita cy S3 31 .... • liv e man. H « still has a lot PROLONG THE LIFE TW O CO N VFM r.Vn.O CATIO N S IN M AN O If.s rt.H Little Hock cv OF CU T F LO W E R S in MlUfJl.h TPKt. till RT b OrH’'i Sim P.irkatK-Bi.mct E:lilor*H iu>l*': lM*cauH,* then* ih n « ManrIioHler to all you wonderful people and scribbled right past Nicholson; Esther Wood; William Brown; James energy and hooking is a 'P».’!i .^Jori tiuu Siiri good way to channel it. your home by snipping ' Jrihn (, and Bi'iita,* r\ [tit.’y, Owin.’f-t llc ra lfl on CJiriHlmaH Day. ihiH colum n in the witching hour (which means if 1 try to leave this and Lois Spencer; Clayton Jacobs; Whitney and William.] Hocl) f-xt'CLitivt' Manayt-r appearing in pMlay'h paper. T h e cniunin in building before 7, or is it 6 tomorrow morning) I Edna Jacobs; Mr. and Mrs. William Rook; G. Leo Since he does not get out­ stems at an angle. This doors. he has no good way provides more stem sur­ OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TIL 7 P M.; CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY prepared liy the ManelicHler Area Eonfereni'e of will set o ff sirens and phones and only God and the and Doris Hogan; M arie Finnegan; E ffie and Ray­ Herald photo by Pinto fJiiircheH. security experts knows what all. mond Blake; Eleanor Blish; Dorothy Hartzog; Bar­ to sell rugs, but he has sold face to absorb the water. Lottery a couple and probably And 1 have a sinking feeling that no one is going to . bara Kennedy; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Genovesi; GERALD BEAULIER KEEPS BUSY HOOKING RUGS would sell more if he had wish me a M erry Christmas at this hour if my (jordon and Muriel Wilson; Ernest and Irm a Gow- By Nancy Carr . . . he finds it an^^odflent channei for his energy the avenue for it. attempted break-out yanks them out of bed. dy; James and Dorothy McAllister; Enrico and MACC Executive Director Teresa Monaco; Theodore and Margaret Pastua; Do you suppose if the fire department is willing to Mrs. Marion Mellow; Paul and Constance Lottery numbers drawn Vermont; 246. In a marvelous whirl of matching shut-ins and lap rescue starving kittens from trees they would Giacopas.si; Wallace and Patricia Irish; William rhursdav in New England: New Hampshire; 3972. robes, 3-year-olds and Playdough, teenagers and rescue obese old ladies out of church windows? and Susan G roff; M.T. M acKiewicz; Martins and Rhode Island; 4294. Connecticut: 774. iiillMRiSTMASl leg warmers, we occasionally lose our sense of More on this exciting middle of the night pre- Eleanor Elmore; Elizabeth and Margaret Daly. Maine: 860. Massachusetts: 1923. direction. Ergo our 81-year-old friend who several Christmas adventure next week. years ago called us and said she assumed that Don and Patricia Drewry; Eldward and Anna -'4 In the meantime (Tiristmas Sparkles to all you Machuga: William and Doris McKinney; Mr. and WRAP I because of her age we had thoughtfully provided a wonderful people who have helped make Christmas THE SAVIIMQ PLACE soft squeezable doll, blocks and a basket of baby Mrs. Patrick Peak; Barbara Conklin; Robert and possible for those who have had a tough year, by Joyce Brown; Manchester Public Libraries; David food. "Kind of you" she said, "but I still have some their gifts to Seasonal Sharing. Thanks to: Perfum e and Carol Sutcliffe; Richard and Janice Owen; of my teeth." A rapid switch around with the young League; Eleanor S. Mohr; Edward and Barbara Lennart and Mildred Johnson; Raymond and Almanac family with infant who had received her slippers, Moriarty; Carolyn C. Foster; Francis W. Helfrick; Elizabeth Karpe; Naomi Carlin; Raymond Comeau ___ j-Dld you forget somooog?? cologne and fruit basket. Walter M. ^hardt; Arthur and Frances Vigneau; family; Mary Sheridan; Helen Caven; Helen So. just in case you receive a stuffed Smurf when Douglas and Frances Pierce; Arthur and Jeanne Beauchemin; Paul and Helene Dutelle; W.J. God­ bath oil and a warm night gown would be more ap­ DO NT FRETII CLEARANCE SALE!! Johnson; James and Mary Jones; George and frey Gourley; Sherwood Humphries; Richard and Today is Friday, Dec. 24, the 358th day of 1982 with Op#ti Sunday propriate. please just give us a call. We have a Dolores Trudell; Mrs. Helen St. Laurent; Carl & seven to follow. carefully devised coding system to protect con­ Germaine Patterson; John and Ann McClain; Eric Evelyn Engberg; Zion Ladies Aid Society; Cadetts; It's Christmas Eve. fidentiality and the numbers game occasionally and Catherine Starr; Irma Hart; Marte and Keith; Nevin and Mary Decker; Mr. and Mrs. Herman The moon is moving from its first quarter toward its gets mismatched. Daviel and Ann Kibble; Bruce and Nancy Fitting; Johnson; Matthew and Martha Donachie; Roger full phase. We're sorting and packing for convalescent Kenneth and Joan Reynolds; Oscar and Doris and Mary Negro; Janice Moore; Mr. and Mrs. Moberg; William (^p er. The morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn. homes and elderly tonight. Their lovely knit and William Kent; Margaret Kuntzelman. Bernadette and Therese Noel; Gerald and Joan The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. crocheted afghans and shawls and slippers come in Widows-Widowers Assoc.; Albert and Rosemary Troy; Ginny and Wallace .Briggs; M arie and Those bom on this date are under the sign of every imaginable color. Beautiful. A very special Donnestad; Phyllis Courtney; Edith Nichols; Alice Charles Spratly; Sarah Gworek; Edmund and Capricorn. hug for Mrs. Raymond DellaFera who brought in Pauline Maillet; Russell and Eldith MacKendrick; American frontiersman Kit Carson was bom Dec. 24, seven gorgeous afghans in , the most specially and Walter Snea; Dorothy and Ines Sonego; Frank 1809. prepar^ gift cartons. Thanksi too. Marge Reid who and Barbara Atwood; Anthony and Elizabeth Frida E. Wordgrpn; Theodore and Dorothy Brin- Thibeau; Gerald and Frances Lynch; Early Birds damour; Katharine Smith; George and Gertrude On this date in history: at 87, is our year-round supplier of soft knitted In 1814, a peace treaty between the United States and shawls, bed socks plus all the baby sweaters and Bowling League; John and Jean M cElraevy; Duncan; Mario and Mary Fava; Dr. H. and Mrs. George Budd; Mary and Jim King; Mrs. Thomas Great Britain was signed, ending the War of 1812. ' childrens hats and mittens. Bolton Congregational Kahaner: Connie Zllinskas; Robert and M arjorie Connelly: John and Judy Post; Jane and Enrico In 1865. six men, most of them veterans of the brought in some 70 new gifts for our neighbors in Knight; Leo and Laura Judge; Arthur Joyce; Reale; St. M ary's Episcopal Church; Austin and Confederate Army, organized a secret fraternal society convalescent homes. Community Baptist also Margaret Thome. • Nancy Russell: Harold .1 I <*ese Floor Elquipment. Elaine Law; Florence Conant; Carolyn Foster; in Pulaski, Tenn., known as the Ku Klux Klan. s < ^ brought in gifts for elderly along with Louise and In 1942, Adm. Jean Louis Darlan, the French ad­ Peter and Joan Allen; Carroll A. Cowing; Carroll Elmer and Louree Diskan; Virginia Kosak; Shirley Marion Fox, Ruth McDonough and Mrs. Loren ministrator of North Africa, was assassinated as a sym­ and M arjorie Nelson; David and Diane Spear; Avis Landphler; Mrs. William Kelly; Walter and Bever­ Nelson. Mrs. Nelson brought in a whole assortment pathizer of the French Vichy regime. of Avon gifts and Jane Zemko brought our elderly a Kellogg; William Luettgens; Doris Libbey; Anna ly Dorsey; Barbara, Gordon, Chris and Mark Todd; In 1949, the Christmas song “ Rudolph, the Red-Nosed bag of new games. H. Dolan; Diane Beaulieu; Ernest and Alice Charles and Gloria Rubacha; James Tatro; David Reindeer,” first swept the United States. Toys, toys and more toys. Most of them used — Desrocher; Sarah B. Stephens; James and Janet and Ruth Russell; Marguerite O’Connell; Sharon but good and serviceable for many more hours of Wickwire; William'and Mittie Keish; Mary and and David Herzberger; Andover Women’s League; A thought for the day; American author Clement childrens’ pleasure. And more new toys contributed Carl B. Carlson; Valija Kalnis; George and James and Cynthia Brezinski; Julia Carter; Edith Clarke Afoore wrote that memorable poem that starts this year than last. The Scandia I/^ge collected Catherine Nutter; Samuel and Joan Teller; Burton; Elinor Halsted; Malachy and Nora Manchester So and Sews; W illiam and Irene McDonald; Charlotte Crawshaw; Robert Gwynn; like this: "Twas the night before Christmas abd all money and purchased and delivered several boxes through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even of brand new toys. Cub Scouts from Pack 47 put on a Marks;' Walter and Mary Doll; Agnes Ramage; Helen Hayes; Isabelle Knofla. a mouse ....” whole play about the joys of giving and then made George and Joan Wood; George Budd; Joan Wood; (Gifford and Eleanor Mathewson; Dante and the experience personal by bringing new gifts for Syndet Products; E&R Associates; Hayden and Elsther Pedemonte; Barbara Sankey; Warren and WE GIFT children in need. Marjorie Griswold; Thomas and Gail Hartzog; Thelma LeFort; William and Eileen Dalton; The girls in Brownie Troop 616 (Vicki Merrian Richard Carlsen; Lofstrom Construction Co. Rita Richard and Elizabeth Carney; Philip and Joanne FAMC WRAP leader) and G irl Scout Troop 603 at Bowers (Pam Wilke; Highland Park School; Virginia Dumaine; Su$ag; Herbert and Helen McKinney; Kathleen and PERFUMES Broderick) also carried out toy collections. The Eugene Morgan. Albair; Harriet Obaber and Elsie Kelley; Eye ibnrbpfitrr HrraUl Physicians and Surgeons; Charles and Ellen Boys Soccer Oub at Manchester High School in ad­ Donna K elly; Joseph and Irm a Czerwlnski; Richard M. Diamond, Publlatwr •ChhM •Chaml •Lauren FREE Beatrice Pearson; Richard and Jeanne Wright; M orse; Ronald and Ruth Haugh; Fred and Elaine dition to the 100 or so toys, walked in with $231.25 Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager ■ ...... for more new toys. Far and away more money was Kenneth and Doris Bensen; David (^Isen; J. Copeland; Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Danyliw; Esther Boone; Anton and Virginia Larson; Knights of Reichard; John and Jane Cochran; Richard and •Stereos given this year to purchase toys and gifts for teens USPS 327-500 than in past years. Pythias’ John and Barbara Smyth; Herbert and Doris G riffith; Frank and Mildred Kos; Elsther VOL. CM, No. 72 Our toy disbursement, organized and staffed by Ruth Maguire; LoiSiD. Kean; Alan and Elizabeth Peterson. •Cameras (Harence and A lice Peterson; W illiam and Mary PubllMwd d(Hy motpl Suirdxy Suggaaiad oarttar raiaa ara the Men’s Club at Center Congregational Church, Lam m ey; Joseph and Ann Murphy; Gerald and and oartain holldtya by tha tl.20 waakly, 18.13.lor/“ ^ was, as usual, scheduled a week or more before Joan Sullivan; Thomas and Marion Carpenter; Leslie; Joseph and Albina Twaronite; George and ' Mancbaatar PuMlahIng Co., IS month, S18.S8 Mr thraa m T Christmas so that parents could come in and select Warren and Patricia Blackwell; V. Abraham Mary E. Smith; Peter Gourley; James and Beverly Bralnard Placa, Manohaatar, S30.70 lor tlx montha and I •Toys gifts and prepare them. In the case of used but ser­ Kurien; John and Leonie Christian; Linda Pontillo; Heiuietsy; Sylvio and Doretta Beaulieu; Mrs. Ruth Conn. 0S040. Sooond olatt f

Richard M. Diamond. Publlahar Dan 1 ^ , Editor Margaret Chase Smith views politics and life at 84 Alex GIrelll, Cll^ Editor Mrs. Smith said she lost fellow’s project, and this is believes others can learn stitutions and I wasn’t in it overall record, I think I SKOWHEGAN, Maine much more than a good what the story is with from it. for political gain,” she have a record ^ t few can opinion (UPI) — Former Sen. friend. Reagan,” she said. “ I was dedicated to the said. challenge," she said. Margaret Chase Smith is “I felt more and more As for unemployment, House and Senate as in- “ I’m very proud of my astounded by politicians dependent on him as time Mrs. Smith suggested spending millions of went on,” she said. “ I’m jobless benefits might he dollars to win election to finding now that I have to so large as to tempt some the office she secured four do for myself what he did, who are able to work to Jack j times on a shoestring and this is not an easy avoid it in lieu of un­ budget. matter because I used him employment compensa­ America s first Noel, no thanks to Pilgrims Anderson “ I don’t know why a can­ as a memory bank,” she tion. didate running for office said. “ I think there’s not much W ashington would think that being a Mrs. Smith said Lewis’ question but that the very the 104 settlers, including Capt. 1634. But he can’t prove it. Rev; Merry-Qo-Round member of the United memory will be sorely mis­ generous unemployment ST. MARYS CITY, Md. - States Senate was worth a I John Smith, were English to Andrew White, a Jesuit priest sed as she writes her program is largely respon­ There is little left to show for it, million dollars .... I had to their bootstraps, mostly Protes­ who recorded the group’s ac­ memoirs. sible for some un­ but this tiny community on the work awful hard when I tant, and there is no record that tivities in a well-kept diary, did “ I had wanted to write employment,” she said. Chesapeake Bay has something was in the Senate,” Mrs. my autobiography,” she they allowed the Christmas not make an entry for the-five- “ They are crying about of a distinguished history. It is ith said. said. "I do a lot of the welfare programs observance. and-bwentieth of December 1634. one of the oldest white |[rs. Smith, 84, the only scribbling and note taking, being cut — they shouldn’t Nor was it allowed in man ever elected to settlements on the continent, and Father White did make an en­ Why we • but I don’t know when I ’ll criticize Reagan on that. Plymouth, Mass. That’s where both houses of Congress, it may have been the site of the try for Christmas of 1633, actually get to writing They should criticize the ld& Puritans set up camp four admits her only political about it.” first Christmas celebrated in however. That’s when the people who abuse those days before Christmas in 1620. , « canripaign defeat 10 years Since leaving office, ■\merica. Catholics and their servants welfare programs,” she On Dec. 25 of that year, one of the must keep ) ago m i^ t have turned out Mrs. Smith’s political ac­ said. Repeat: It may have been. were enroute to America. They differently had she been Puritan leaders w rote in his tivities have bwn virtually “ Now I have always been Nobody seems to know for sur- were on two sailing vessels, the willing to spend more limited to voting on elec­ for welfare programs, but diary that "No man rested all Ark and the Dove, and they were e. Historians have identified the money. ( tion day. However she my support has been based GHRISTMAS..; day.” In other words, it was a heading for the new land in hot controls first Thanksgiving in the land, The maverick keeps informed of current on n e ^ ,” she said. day like any other, not significant A special time for cheerful gatherings down to details of the menu, and weather over a ‘'sea of milk,” by Republican devoted $13,000 events by watching televi­ What troubled Mrs. at all. they can likewise describe with way of Barbados. to her 1972 campaign, sion and, she said, reading, Smith as much as the of friends and families, joyful And that’s the way it was in WASHINGTON — Few cases in certainty the first Memorial while her opponent. although she admitted her nation’s economic British America until, probably, HISTORIAN Kummerow recent history more vividly Democrat Rep. William D. Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day eyesight is failing. problems are politicians celebrations, happy memories. We wish the early 1630s. says the Catholics were probably demonstrate the sophistry of the ’ Hathaway, invested nearly Mrs. Smith has been a and Fourth of July. who use their office for That’s when the first boat­ ill at ease during the voyage. Reagan administration’s plans to $ 2 0 0 ,000 . critic of extremism you all these and more and say thanks for But the first Christmas? That's personal gain rather than ftc-J loads of Catholic^ bumped into They were not used to the con­ deregulate nursing homes than one ‘ "Ilie trouble was I didn’t throughout her political to serve the public. more difficult. have money for television, the Eastern seaboard. T h e y finement, nor to the weather, and which was concluded in Texas last UPI photo career — most notably in “ There .are too many your faith and trust. so I was not in view of the 1950 when she delivered T H E P R O B LE M is that most were resolutely traditional, they the passage was troubled. week. people who run for office public like most people here "Declaration of for one purpose, and that is of the Christians who settled the services on the day. Some owed allegiance to Roman In 1981, a Texas grand jury FORMER SEN. MARGARET CHASE SMITH Christmas mass. So the passengers apparently ^ were and people wondered Conscious’’ speech the publicity they can get New World did not observe the custom, and they struck roots returned 38 Indictments against the . . . busy organizing her library In fact, many Protestants were celebrants in Europe were ac­ noted Christmas Day with an ' where I was,” said Mrs. repudiating the smear tac­ so they can go out and birth of Christ. Indeed, they pur­ here in “ St. Maries Citie” in Houston-based Autumn Hills Con­ quick to condemn Christmas as tually thrown in prison. enthusiasm that bordered On the ' Smith, who accepted no tics used by the late ^ n . make large fees for lec­ valescent Center, Inc. Eight posely ignored it. They were Maryland. contributions from in­ antique-filled living room, Joseph R. McCarthy in his sacrilegious, and some nations And the harsh campaign was desperation. Father White wrote die. I’m so grateful to turing,” she said. religious to a fault, they kept the Historian Burt Kummerow patients had died in one of the cor­ dividuals or political action Mrs. Smith said most of think that I’m seeing anticommnist campaigns. outiawed it entirely. carried over into the Americas. that wine and other spirits were Mrs. Smith lectured and Sabbath with fierce determina­ says there were 20 Catholics in poration’s nursing homes between committees. her energy over the past what's going on while I ’m Surveying today’s taught at colleges for The English Parliament, for Because most of the early “ given all over,” and “ 30 people tion, but they believed that all. And, they had 110 non- March 1978 and April 1979. The in­ “ I did nbt spend money several years has been still around,” she said. political scene, Mrs. Smith several years after leaving example, decreed in the 17th Cen­ settlers were anti-pope were sickened.” Some of the Christmas was no more than Catholics with therrl. dictments charged murder by because I couldn’t change devoted to overseeing the “This is something I’ve said the election of Ronald public office. But, she tury that "N o observation shall latter never made it to Protestants. They rebelled my policy,” she said. library. It houses speeches, dreamed about for many Reagan as president did noted, she mostly visited pagan superstition. be had on the five-and-twentieth The Catholics were neglect. against the religious Maryland; Father White says a The woman whose papers and correspondence years. To think that little not signal a move to the far small colleges in the South They came by the belief of December, commonly known speculators, they came to But District Attorney James persecutions in Europe, and dozen of them died. dedication to principle she collected since first me, a little girl from right but rather a course and the M id w est that honestly enough. They were America to build businesses and Hury. wh«HILL) he said, but “ finding the (nursing- dedicated last August. “ I felt that the records many, many years, he was politicians who support as it flies home) chain intentionally decided to ! "It’s strange that, should be here in invaluable,” she said. Reagan but have bera un- kill these people” was another. He having been out of public Skowh’iagan,. .where I “ And lor htm~to*ba taken wtlHng to negotiated a plea bargain, he said, . office for 10 years, my started and where I did a the way he was, so sudden­ through the difficult- mail continues from all Edilor’n nole: The following is the “ peas” on earth. because ‘ I believe it is right;” great deal of my work and ly, without any kind of a process of cutting the over the country,” she my thinking,” said Mrs. warning, and for me to find reprinted from the Boston Globe. Certain conscious steps and budget, she said. Some of the lop legal minds in the said. Smith who wore an or­ him as I did was enough to “The people who sup­ Grown-ups can’t experience precautions can be taken to Wide-eyed and spry, she dinary blue dress and a upset anyone.” Miuniry disagree. I.«gal authorities ported him are not suppor­ Christmas in the same way counter the commercial popped up from her chair white carnation (in place Mrs. Smith said she and ting him today to the ex­ employed by the highly respected inadness that threatens to un­ to greet her visitor. of her hallmark red rose). Lewis were both at their tent that he needs it in season after season after American Law Division of the season. Some years they catch dermine the magic. Limiting the “ So, you’re here to inter- Mrs. Smith’s usual stoic summer homes in Cundys times like these,” she said. Library of Congress, for example. ' view me for my eulogy, my composure lapsed as she Harbor, on the Maine coast “ It’s the old story that I the spirit sooner than others, price or number of presents. ' ompiled an analysis of the Autumn • obituary,” she joked. spoke of the library. when Lewis died. She had used for many, many say, right after Thanksgiving on Knocking peripheral social Hills case. The study was completed Settling into a hand- ’ ’ Many peoplq^ are invited him for dinner but years. You can’t cut the a cold starry night. Some years obligations and holiday duties well before DA Hury struck his carved rocking chair in her remembered after they he never arrived. budget on the other they catch it to a greater degree off an overcrowded calendar. In­ bargain with the defendants. than others and are surprised to viting friends to celebrate the States the unpublished study K a i t f i feel real joy. Some years they winter solstice as a reminder "Under Texas law, a corporation don’t catch it at all: they have to that this widely celebrated may be held liable for murder. The fake it, plain and simple. religious holiday has legitimate charges made against Autumn Hills seem technically sound in that they Of course, the stage can be pagan roots. com pi V with the formal Still, there are no ha.rd and set. The-smell of gingerbread in requirements that must be met in fast prescriptions, no failsafe the kitchen. Good seasonal order to charge a corporation with music — the classics rather than guarantees. In the end, grow­ murder . .” the tinny, repetitive fare that nups have to face the fact that blares from shopping-mall sound every year will be different. L it IT M :A L T O the case is the in­ terpretation given to a Texas statute systems. A dusting of snow. There really is no-special quality which prohibits tampering with “ The Nutcracker.” preserved in glass, no perfect government records. The indict­ Children — your own, a memory, no mythic standard ment charges that the death of one m i against which Christmas after neighbor’s, nieces and nephews; patient, Elnora Frances Breed, was even a stranger on the subway, Christmas after Christmas can due at least in part to the fact that legs dangling, chattering on be measured, held up and ac­ her nursing-care charts indicate about Santa Claus; a baby counted for. Recognizihg that she had been given better treatment brother who can’t leave the tree the holiday spirit is elusive and than she actually received. alone. A new laser toy and that capricious makes it ever so According to the Law Division funny carol with the part about much easier to catch. analysis, "the nursing chart is a form required under rules promulgated on the basis of the nursing-home licensing statute. It Berry's World thus would seem to be a government ^TOjjpmcss Is... record for the purposes of the tampering statute.”

The fact that Ms. Breed might rcmcm6crmg ofi/.iN r Human Relations Commission. 643-0018 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... f/.-VflMlI *,fl ti Cummings was infuriated with what he called I i^B^'SnSTS COLLISION M M IN 8 4 3 -1 9 0 0 betrayal by Mrs. Tonucci. He said he personally was InSION *NO AMCmCAN C A M responsible for promoting Mrs. Tonucci to the HRC, W"* SImre 1947 over objections of other Democrats. He said he, almost Art tunUffe, Prop. alone, fought to get her reappointed last month. His anger about the. replacement of Democrat Faucher by unaffiliated Rubin Fisher was prompted | « .w R o m both by an apparent personal regard for Faucher and J.B. unhappiness a ^ u t losing control of a commission with a Democratic majority to the Repubiicans. Republicans m - V irssu were elected vice chairman and secretary of the HRC. 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HERTIN6 9nd SHEET METAL High Pre88ure Pewar Cummings said Mrs. Tonucci did tell him during the Washing Of Vinyl, 4 telephone conversation that she expected more than one Aluminum And Weed candidate to be nominated for HRC chairman. Noe England Mechanical Sorvicos, hw. SIdad Hemas. .Mrs. Tonucci said Thursday she was not actively in­ TAPES: BASF Pro. 3. 80 Mlmilss...... fJ-OO 69. volved in efforts to replace Faucher. Cummings said he Amiwx Sr9nd S ‘S (Iocs not believe that is true. 166 TUNNEL RD. AmiMX SlutHo T9P8 90 Mhnitas...... 63.78 ea. MAK Painting Mrs. Tonucci would not say for which of the can­ VERNON, CT. 06066 didates for chairman she voted. The HRC held a secret 871-1111 BATTERIES: Eiwrglxir “IT ...... 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(Cannon) Covlll Mrs. Catherine Barry of Old Dec. 5, 1903 in Beaumont, New Alyre Boudreau o f Enfield; a sister, ’There was bagic in your touch has toys Page 10 Mary C. (Cannon) Covill, 73, of 196 Saybrook; and five grandchildren. Brunswick, Canada. He was the son Mrs. Annie Larue of West Hartford; and sunshine in your smile, SPORTS Autumn St., died Thursday at Hart­ Funeral services will be held on of the late Antoine and Ursula 12 grandchildren, three love in everything you did ford Hospital. She was the wife of Monday at 10:15 from F. Tierney (Gaudet) Boudreau. He was the hus­ great-grandchildren and several to make our lives worthwhile. ^ , j, Glen W. Covill. Born in Hartford, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., band of Mary (Lindholm) Boudreau. nieces and nephews. There are still toys for dlstribu-j she had iived in Manchester for 35 followed by a mass of Christian We can sometimes hear your tion to the needy at the Manchester/ years. She was a teacher in the burial at St. James Church at 11 He was a builder and had retired The funeral will be Monday at laughter Mall, 811 Main St. Hartford school system and more a.m. Burial will be in St. James 10:15 a.m. from the White-Gibson- which helps to stop the tears, Bruins stop Whalers 10 years ago. He was a communi­ as it brings back joyful memories recently the Manchester school Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ cant of St. Colombo Church in Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., The toys were contributed for dis­ Rockville, followed by a mass of that we shared over all the years. tribution by the Manchester Area system, from which she retired in day. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Columbia. He was a member of HARTFORD (UPI) - Barry first-period goals to boost Boston to Middleton closed the scoring at Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. Conference of Churches, but arrived 1973. contributions can be made to East Carpenters’ Union Number 43 in Life holds many blessings Pederson scored one goal and a 3-0 advantage. Hartford sliced the 11:41 when he converted a feed from Bernard Church, Rockville. Burial too late to meet the MACC schedule. Other survivers are three sons, Catholic High School. Hartford and the Stafford Fish and but there are very few assisted on two others Thursday deficit to 3-1 when Ron Francis Krushelnyski at 11:41 to extend the Thomas A. Covill of Hebron, James Game Club. will be in St. Bernard Cemetery, scored the lone goal of the second lead to 5-1. to compare with that of having had Kenneth Burkamp, Qwner of the night to power the Boston Bruins to P. Covill of Bolton and Donald F. A m ed * E. “ Bud" Boudraau Rockville. In lieu of flowers, a wonderful husband and father like a 5-2 victory over the Hartford period at 12:39. mall, said persons interested in toys Boston goalie Pete Peeters, un­ Covill of Enfield: a daughter Mrs. Amede E. “ Bud” Boudreau, 79, of Besides his wife, he leaves two memorial donations may be sent to Brad Park added a powerplay goal you. should phone him at 643 1442, or stop Whalers. beaten in his last 13 games with a 10- Richard (Mary Beth) Olesnevich of Lindholm Corner, Andover, died sons, Leonard Boudreau of Stafford either the Andover Ambulance for Boston at 5:40 of the third period at the mall today. 0-3 record, stopped 21 shots on the Tolland; two brothers, William Can­ Thursday at Windham Community Springs and John Boudreau of Old Association in Andover, St. Colombo Sadly missed by. Pederson, Mike O’Connell and when he beat Whaler goalie Mike, night. non of West Hartford and Robert Memorial Hospital. He was born Lyme; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley B. Church in Columbia or Emanuel W ife Mary, and Krushelnyski eadh scored Veisor with a SO-foot slap shot. Rick Cannon of Oid Saybrook; a sister. Hamel of Manchester; a brother. Lutheran Church in Manchester. Daughters Judy and M arie ,(isi«tt«iEfiS£S(iEfiS£siEaiEa£»iEa(»ai)E«]E»«ai3E«xs»si]Ecss9(£s:£s(£«ie«(]Efl(ea({^ 8 l i T a i B f S K Paralyzed, [ P K S C M ^ ] WIUP 49ers in deep trouble

SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) - H San just wait until the draft. sive line and the team’s anemic run­ PriCB ning game nearly impossible. she gets a 1 Francisco 49ers Coach Bill Walsh The 49ers swapped first-round E-DM you tortat i has any more tricks up his sleeve, he picks with the San Diego Chargers “We are going to have to do LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) — Tears flowed freely as SALEH had better save them up for the in the Fred Dean deal and also gave extrem ely w ell in the draft and free paralyzed Susan M. Tremblay arrived back in her home DON’T FRETII CLEAI National Football League draft. the Chargers their second-round agent market, and conceivably in town of Lewiston Thursday after a free ride home for The defending Super Bowl cham­ choice. 'Their third-round pick went trades to build this team,’ ’ Walsh Christmas. pions have fallen on hard times to the Los Angeles Rams to com­ said. “ It worked for us before and Ms. Tremblay, 22, left the Hartford Hospital for the during this year’s strike-shortened plete the Charlie Young deal. we’ll try again.’’ five-hour ride to the Mid-Maine Medical Center in season. A fter Sunday’s 17-7 humilia­ San Francisco should get a third- Lewiston in an ambulance provided by L& M Ambulance tion at the hands of the Atlanta round choice from the Denver Bron­ Co. owner Richard H. Meny. Falcons, the 49ers own a 2-S record cos in compensation for Steve Nordiques 6-3 As she was wheeled out of the ambulance and was DeBerg but the 49ers’ lack of draft and are 04 at home. QUEBEC (UPC) — Left winger greeted by her fam ily and friends. choices will make Walsh's job of However, if San Francisco fans Michel Goulet scored one goal and ‘Tt’s the type of transport we do every day, and I think this season haa been bleak — rebuilding the middle bf the defen- thought this would be a nice Christmas present for this set up two others, including Marian fam ily," Meny said. £II&£IL£ITD Stastny’s game-winner on a power Ms. Tremblay developed a paralyzing disease called play at 16:18 of the second period, to spark the (Juebec Nordiques to a 6-3 .Guillain-Barre syndrome the day ^ fore Thanksgiving victory Thursday night over the while visiting the fam ily of her boyfriend, Stephen S. Canciani, in Harwinton, Conn. Totally paralyzed for Scholastic tilts Montreal Canadians. three weeks, she can now move her head, arms and legs M'' a bit. Complete recovery is in sight. -\0 . i / ’ i On Monday, her doctors told her she had a 50-50 Nuggets 135-127 chance of being released for Christmas from her room all whitewashed in the intensive care unit. PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - Alex On Tuesday, she said, the doctors told her she was English scored 43 points, Kiki "ready to be moved and it would be OK for me go Thursday morning’s surprise snowfall wiped out that evening’s Vandeweghe scot’ed 30 and Dan Issel home." entire scholastic sports slate. added 25 Thursday n ^ t to lead the But the cost of the ride — about $1,200 — was beyond Events that w ere postponed included four basketball games and Denver Nuggets to a 135-127 victory the means of the Tremblay family. U k two wrestling matches. The list includes cage contests involving over the Detroit Pistons. After some negotiations in Lewiston, the family found Manchester High girls. East Catholic, Cheney Tech and Bolton The win was the first in four High. an ambulance company that cut the price to $500, but games for Denver, 11-16, while r that was still beyond reach. The East-Enfield tilt, slated at the Elagles’ Nest, has been ten­ Detroit, 16-13, lost for the first time tatively been reset March 1. If Elast qualifies for the HCC Playoffs, in four outings. however, the contest will be canceled. THE RENEWABLE RESOURCE No new dates have been set on the other events. Tonucci blamed An abbreviated slate will be staged between Christmas and New Year’s. Included are cage tilts between the Manchester and East Nets 97-90 Catholic girls and boys. The distaff tilt is Monday evening at (.onlinued from |iag«* 6 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Clarke Arena at 8 o’clock while the boys book up Thursday night, (U P I) — Albert King, with 24 points because Fisher represents those on the commission who God’s also at Clarke Arena, in a 7 o’clock outing. and 14 rebounds, led the New Jersey creation have pursued an aggressive role in strengthening the An interesting ice hockey tilt will take place Thursday morning Nets to a 97-90 victory Thursday everywhere town’s minority hiring plan. That activist style has led when East Catholic takes on defending state Division H champ En­ night over the Washington Bullets. on earth • in­ field High at the Bolton Ice Palace at 10:30. i' ' to several clashes with the town administration and cluding Brooklyn The loss broke a four-game Board of Directors and earlier criticism from Cum­ it s said man orKe Bullets’ winning streak. Herald photo b-y Pinto mings. lived in trees When he Last summer. Cummings blasted the HRC investiga­ climbed down, life never Jumper on its way tion of the hiring of Assistant General Manager Steven again was to be quite so R. Werbner, because he said the commission implied simple yet oniy then did the tree get truly appreciated For bias by Beldon Schaffer - head of the Institute of Public Manchester High’s Kevin Brophy (25) Brophy, senior co-captaIn, came off the here was food anij fuel and sl>elter Buccaneers and Lions bench to lead Indians with 11 points in 58-52 Service — in the selection of Werbner, f launches jump shot well away from defen­ Then a weapon, a tool, a wheel ■ and loss. Indians are Idle until Thursday when IPS was hired to screen assistant general manager transportation And now it's floors, doors sive try of Simsbury High’s Steve McGrath In applicants. Two. black citizens, Frank J. Smith and veneers, piers, baskets, caskets rubber for COIL tilt last Tuesday at Clarke Arena. they host crosstown East Catholic. Clarence E. Zachery, asked the commission to in­ From all of us, to all | gaskets It's a handle for brooms, shovels, rakes vestigate the IPS role, because Schaffer was a former syrup on pancakes It's paper and paints town director and they said there could be an o/you...lFe would like g tars, spars, boxes ar>d boxcars storage bins aixf both need a victory appearance of bias. blowing pins It's toothpicks and matchsiicks even That infuriated Cummings, a friend of Democrat- to take this opportunity to wish | plastics material for distillation, lamination, insulation 1 windows for ventilation, and a thousand arxl one other TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - The Tam­ nerback James Hunter with a neck Sims and he was held to just 22 Surging Redskins face Schaffer. He said any charges of bias by Schaffer were unfounded and a “ back stab job." you A VERY HAPPY H OUR A Y SEASON 1 i we can't-do withouts Yet few people look at a tree in the same pa Bay Buccaneers and the Detroit injury, strong safety Ray Oldham yards on 12 carries last week. He way. To the small boy it's a favorite and strategic place Cummings said again Thursday that the HRC’s Lions both need a victory in their with a knee injury, wide receiver now has rushed for 507 yards on 137 8 where you build a treehouse. spot a woodpecker, Sunday matchup to bolster their Mark Nichols with a broken foot, canies. He also is Detroit’s leading criticism of Schaffer, as well as Werbner and town cut slingshots and fishpoles. hang old tires arnf chances for a spot in the NFC and rookie linebacker Jimmie pass receiver with 28 receptions for General Manager Robert B. Weiss, have severely climb for fun To the naturalist it's probirtg a fascinating world of buds, Williams, who backs up Stan White, damaged the commission’s credibility in the communi­ blossoms, bark, needles, cortes and leaves. . spectacles of color playoffs. 289 yards. But he has scored just slumping New Orleans HIGHLAND PARK with an ankle Injury. ty. He said the ouster of Faucher further damages the and some 1.035 domestic species.(Yet to a baseball player it's as simple as a ^ th teams are 34 and will have three touchdowns, all rushing. stick of second-growth ash. sized and shaped to ' feel like a million. “) To the artist L on ega m eleft Jan. 2 — the Lions will “Detroit will be extremely dif­ James Wilder fills a similar posi­ HRC’s credibility. yards on 168 carries this season and taking the snap. it's inspiration, alone on a windswept hill, timberline patchwork on a mountainside, ’ be at home to the Green Bay ficult for us to beat,’’ McKay said tion for Tampa. He is the team’s NEW ORLEANS (U P I) - co m p o s ed nearly the entire Stabler’s throwing elbow was in­ F.AIJCHER .SAID he thinks the reason for his thick and verdant in a valley. To the homeowner it's beauty and shade and property Packers, while the Bucs will be at early in the week. “ We have never leading rusher with 231 yards on 70 Washington Redskins kicker Mark Washington rushing game. jured during the Dallas loss and the replacement is that he was considered too moderate by value, also digging, planting, pruning, edging, feeding and a lot qf other weekend work. home against the Chicago Bears. made a tremendous amount of yar­ carries and the top pass receiver Moseley has scored 24 points during MARKET The only NFC runner with more 36-year-old “ Snake” is listed as some on the HRC. ’That is ironic, because Faucher has To the hobbyist and craftsman it's a new bookcase, picnic table, parcelled den, plywood The Buccaneers are coming off a dage against them. They have an with 40 catches for 332 yards. He has the past three games. The entire shelves, a chance to become downright "immortal". To the timberman it's a bustling yards than Riggins is the Saints' doubtful. The backup quarterbacks the reputation of being one of the most active iiberals in tough 24-23 victory over Buffalo and excellent rushing line.’ ’ scored three touchdowns rushing, New Orleans team has accumulated big business, measured by cords and board feet. But most of all. a tree remains what George Rogers, who gained 166 . are wide receiver Merkens and town. But he also has developed ties with the 317 HIGHLAND AVE. will have back offensive tackle The Lions have recorded 29 and one by pass. only 17 points over a similar span. it was in the first place man's ever-lasting friend. For we'd suce be "stumped" yards on 33 carries and scored his punter Russell Erxleben, while 11- Democratic leadership and with members of the Board Charlie Hannah and running back quarterback sacks this season and While Moseley has kicked a last- for a mighty team’s only touchdown against year veteran Bobby Scott was reac­ of Directors. James Owens, who have m is ^ two have intercepted 13 passes, while 'The game figures to have the ball second 42-yard field goal to beat the lot of things tivated this week after spending the The HRC may now run into even more trouble than MANCHESTER, CONN. giving up an average of 204 yards Giants and singlehandedly defeated Dallas. in a world games with injuries. in the air much of the time. Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs said he season on injured reserve. before with the Board of Directors. No decision was without treesi passing and only 01 yards rushing. Detroit’s Gary Danielson com­ the St. Louis Cardinals, the Saints plans to give halfback Joe made Tuesday night, but Fisher was among those who 'The Bucs will go with a new man Tampa’s defensive unit has 20 pleted 20 of 39 attempts last week offense has collapsed the past two Washington m ore ca rrie s this, The Saints have also lost veteran urged the HRC to reject the Board of Directors’ lumdling kickoffs, but Bill (^ p ece sacks, but only 8 Interceptions while for 347 yards and three touchdowns, r Sundays. weekend to take some' of the kicker Toni Fritsch. who quit and recommendation to drop the investigation of Werbner’s will continue to luindle the field goal allowing just 166 yards passing and while Tampa’s Doug Williams com­ As the Redskins have surged to /'J the top of the NFC, the Saints have pressure o ff Riggins, who has been went home to Vienn/i, Austria, after hiring. That is likely to anger the directors and extra point attempts. Capece 119 yards rushing per game. pleted 20 of 36 passes for 204 yards recording more than 30 rushes a missing two field goals against . suffered a dislocated shoulder last The Bucs have recovered 9 of 12 and two touchdowns. crippled their hopes of making the game. Dallas. New Orleans kickers are 5 of : week making a tackle so CkMch John opponents’ fumbles, while the Lions Danielson, who has shared the playoffs for the first time in team 7 "I would like to see Joe playing a 11 on field goal attempts this fall. McKay signed free agent Brian have recovered 7 of 15 opponents’ quarterback for Detroit with Ehic history. - ’ - ■ Rookie Morten Andersen now will ■’It e Clark during the week to kick off. New Orleans, once 3-1 and riding little more the next two weeks," fumbles. Hippie, has completed 77 of ISO A time for Peace Gibbs said. “ H e'll take some of the do all the kicking chores. as The Lions, coming o ff a disappoin- Detroit’s offense has been spotty passes fo r 1,038 ya rd s and 6 the veteran arm of Ken Stabler, has load o ff John. Carrying the ball over The game, rescheduled from noon : ting 34-31 loss to Minnesota, are this season, but has scored w ell in touchdowns this season. Williams lost to Tampa Bay (13-10), Atlanta and Joy...A time for to 3 p.m. to accommodate televi­ ; hard-hit by injuries and will be the Lions last two games, a 30-10 has completed 118 of 224 passes for (354) and Dallas (21-7), falling to 3- 30 times in a game in this league can wear down a running back." sion. will test the Redskins’ ; without three starters and a first victory over the Packers and the 31 1,428 yaMs and 6 touchdowns. 4. New Orleans might not have the phenomenal December record. Over sharing memories ‘ round draft pick. in last week’s loss to Minnesota. Kickoff at Tampa Stadium Sunday “ Everything started with Tampa services of Stabler on Sunday, which the past four years, Washington is Ruled out for the game were cor- The Lions’ leading rusher is Billy is scheduled for 1 p.m. EST. Bay,” said New Orleans offensive and renewing coordinator King Hill. “ We moved would leave the Saints with either a undefeated in December in games the ball up and down the field, but wide receiver, a punter or a guy not played against the Dallas Cow­ cherished didn’t score for whatever reasons. fresh off the injured reserve list boys. Then everything fell apart.” ^friendships. Browns' hopes rekindled The Saints passing attack is second-worst in the NFC and the offense is ranked 11th out of 14 Cardinals' Wehrli who are trying to stage a late-season was in a 31-14 rout at the hands of HOUSTON (UPI) - The teams. Stabler and reserve quarter­ rally with a new quarterback and the Dallas Cowboys on (Heveland Browns suddenly have back Guido Merkens completed 6 of make it into the expanded playoffs Thanksgiving. had their playoff hopes rekindled 20 passes against the Cowboys last and those hopes can turn into an in­ just when it seemed their season McDonald, however, threw only we^end. says he's retiring was heading for a disastrous conclu­ one interception in 40 passes against ferno Sunday if they do what a lot of ' “ What happens to a football team teams have done this year — whip up sion. the Steelers, an encouraging sign when it gets in scoring position and ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Defensive immediately won a starting role as on the Houston Oilers. (^eveland bad lost three games in since Bradshaw was intercept comes away with no points?” Hiii right comerback. Cleveland and Houston mpet in a row going into last Sunday’s four times by the Browns. back Roger Wehrli, who made seven asked. “ It can be devastating. We meeting with the Pittsburgh With (Heveland’s defense having trips to the Pro Bowl in his 14-year Wehrli has 40 career pass in­ the Astrodome with a noon CST just haven’t been able to make the Steelers and coach Sam Rutlgliano turned in i(s best game of the season career with the St. Louis Ctardinals, terceptions, second only to Laiiry kickoff — both teams having adjustments we’ve needed to make chose to go with Paul McDonald at against Pittsburgh, its meeting with Thursday announced his retirement Wilson in the team 's history. He also experienced disappointing years to that would mean scores.” - quarterback rather than vetoen Houston figures to be a low-scoring effective at the end of the season. holds the alltim e club record for date but Houston’s being a lot more The Redskins, meanwhile, are 6-1 lb tte SfAMH f» k 9kf(|l Hm'i iviikiNi yw ffce hlfMwk Brian Sipe. affair. “ It’s a hard decision to make,” fumble recoveries with 19. Extending and have already qualified for the said Wehrli, 35. “ I’ve had 14 go^ ile Oilers (1-6) are the only team McDonald played with poise and Houston’s offense has been almost St. Louis Coach Jim Hanifan said playoffs for the first time since 1976. years with the Cardinals and special thanks and hoping that lu#b»( MRMR b fdl MA bpl the National Football League to outdueled Pittsburgh’s Terry non-existent in its iast two games. of Wehrli: “ Roger's had an il­ Washington, owning a five-game decided to announce my decision the treasured moments you share have loat every game they have Bradshaw in what tamed out to be a Two weekends ago against Dallas, lustrious career, being in the P ro f road winning streak, is now playing now. Bowl seven times and tein g voted to ‘ played since the of the players 10-0 Browns’ victory. Campbell was given the ball just with those you love will bring »« imilitt. Tkiwit ynt ;pRit riwHiMal i f f ini md for home field advantage in the I strike. And, for the most part, the That left Cleveland with a 24 seven times and be accounted for “ I felt this was the time to do it the N F L team of the decade for the playoffs. 1970s. you much happiness and joy. • Oilers have done so In spectacular record and wins in the Browns’ final only 17 yards. Against Philadelphia, since I’ve been able to contribute While Moseley has kicked a two games would give them a shot Campbell gained 26 yards on 16 and would like to go out while having “ He has epitomized the word ! fasUon. record-breaking 21 straight field Houston’s last two setbacks have at the playoffs after all. The only carries. contributed to the team.” ‘class,’ not only as a player but as a goals and leads the N F L in scoring q B tt B U I , been by SO points to Dallas and 21 to trouble with that is that Cleveland After the game with the Eagles’ W ehrli had been a part-tim e man. In his 14-year career, he ^ to H Harrison’s Stationers with 63 points, veterans Joe m N M T N MAM S TM T Philadelphia (the Eases’ first win must turn around and face Campbell nude some comments player in recent years but started be regarded as one of he great cor- ^ 849 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER liteismann and John Riggins have since before the walkout). Pittsburgh again in the final regular which could easily have been inter­ the team’s last gapie because of in­ nerbacks. The accolades he’s MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Iw.g!glejiey led a Redskin offense which has DAMATO ENTERPRISES SU8T0NSURT8& a»» i Earl Campbell, once the most season game at Three River preted as meaning he would like to juries. received from coaches, players TELEPHONE 203/646-7272 scored just enough points to comple­ CO. IT M B 1 I ; feared rusher in tlw N F L , suddenly Stadium. be playing somewhere else. But a A native of King City, Mo., Wehrli media and fans are w ell deserved ”' SINCE I94S • - - ment a stingy defense. ☆ Merry Christmas ☆ ELLIN6T0N N H O T M H R T .n • finds himself without blocking and The Browns chief problem has day later Campbell said that was not was a star defensive back and punt The Cardinals said Wehrli wovM Thblsmann is ranked fourth in the ! without yardage. been offense. Since the end of the so and that his goal was to stay la returner at the University of , play in Sunday’s home gam e NFC in passing (Stabler is 11th), Raymond F. Damato WILLIN6T0N mm 44, ! So the Oilers seem to be just what strike they have scored no more Houston and once again turn the Missouri. He was the Cardinals' the New York Giants. T h m w ill be while Riggins has ground out 526 the doctor orderod (or the Browns, than 14 pointa in any game and that Oilers into a winner. first-round draft choice in 1969, and a luncheon in his honor next v m A MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Dec. 24. 1962 - 11 II) _ MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Dec. 24, 1982 Cardinals out to snap home jinx Interim coach Packers’ coach Bart Starr, whose “If not for the fact that you have powered offense and a home field “But I don’t think about it and I road triumphs against the Cardinals advantage, are 10-point favorites club is a 4-point underdog. By Logan Hobson and Philadelphia to make the to play against him, you could really ’The Jets, 5-2, sport the best point with Seattle DPI Sports Writer don’t think the players think about enjoy watching him play.” over the Seahawks. it. We have enough worries without playoffs for the second straight Cincinnati, 5-2, will clinch a differential (plus 75) in the AFC and year. ' , In other Sunday games, it is San can clinch a playoff spot with a vic­ The St. Louis Cardinals don’t it.” Francisco at Kansas City, Seattle at playoff berth with a victory. Seattle, smile when they hear “I’ll Be Home St. Louis, 4-3, is one of seven “There’s still hope,’’ Giants 3-4, desperately needs the win to tory in the Metrodome — where the quarterback Scott Brunner said, Cincinnati, Cleveland at Houston, Vikings are 3-0. Minnesota, 4-3, for Christmas.’’ teams fighting for five spots in the Detroit at Tampa Bay, Green Bay at stay in the playoff scramble. expanded playoffs with two weeks “but we’ve got to regroup and mn notched seven sacks last week in a doing the job To the Cardinals, home is where Atlanta, New England at The Packers won four of their they used to live. remaining in the season. The Car­ these two. We’ve got no choice.” 34-31 triumph over Detroit and has / Pittsburgh, New York Jets at first fiye games before suffering a 25 for the year. The Cardinals are 0-3 in Busch dinals end the regular season at Minnesota, Philadelphia at Dallas, CINCINNATI (UPl) - At age 52 an assistant. Washington. 30-10 home drubbing by Detroit and Stadium this year and have not won Denver at Los Angeles Raiders, settling for a 20-20 tie in oyertime The Cardinals have been one of and in his 17th straight year of NFL “But the Seattle owners offered there since a 30-3 victory over New “We’ve got a pretty dam good NFL roundup Washington at New Orleans, the NFC’s most intriguing teams, coaching, Mike McCormack would me a front office job as director of situation in that we’ve hung in there last week against the winless Orleans last December. But on the Baltimore at San Diego, and posting a 4-0 mark on the road and have you believe this unusual season football operations, sort of a com­ and beaten some good football Baltimore Colts. At 4-2-1, Green Bay road, the Cardinals are 4-0 with vic­ Chicago at Los Angeles Rams. On can clinch its first post-season berth an 0-3 record at home. ’The Giants, ^ ' is his “Last Hurrah.” But he stops municator or bridge between the tories over New Orleans, Atlanta, team s,'’ Hanifan said. “We can be a Hanifan said the Cardinals must Monday night, Buffalo is at Miami. since 1972 with a victory, but the 4, had a three-game winning ! just short of absolutely declaring coaching staff and the administra­ Philadelphia and Chicago. playoff team, but we’ve got to win to contain Giants’ linebacker ’The Cincinnati defense is still Packers will be facing a streaking snapped in the final secon retirement from the sidelines he tion. And after my last year in The Cardinals face the New York get there." Lawrence Taylor. Baltimore, I jumped at it. “I’ve never seen a player come in smarting from Monday night in San Atlanta team already assured of a Washington last week and a Id^fln loves. Giants at home Sunday and the Giant’s coach Ray Perkins, who Diego. The Chargers scored 50 McCormack is the supposed “I felt that last year in Baltimore announced last week he will be as a rookie and become so dominant playoff spot. St. Louis would virtually end their Giants will not be doing anything to points against the porous Bengal hopes for a second straight playoff “interim” head coach of the battle convinced me that, ‘Hey, maybe Tnake them feel more cozy. leaving after the season to succeed a force as Lawrence Taylor did last “ It’s going to be a^ very defense en route to a 50-34 victory. spot. Seahawks, who travel to Cincinnati you’re not designed for this. Maybe “Sure we'd like to win at home,’’ Bear Bryant at Alabama, has led year,” Hanifan said. “He’s such a challenging assignment,” says you can help somebody from a front big play guy. The Bengals, thanks to their high to play the Bengals Sunday. St. Louis coach Jim Hanifan said. New York to a 3-4 record. ’They need But McCormack has done a lot office position.’” better than interim coaches are So, McCormack took the Seattle expected to do and some people front office job and “enjoyed it” up Veterans grumbling think he should stay on as perma­ through Oct. 13. ’That was when, as nent Seattle head coach. McCormack puts it, “our crisis McCormack says he really doesn’t came.” Jack Patera was fired as expect to continue, but then he also head coach and the owners asked it I McCormack to become interim head MCC photo photo thought he had retired from coaching a year ago. coach. Meyer turned Pats “The owners came to me and “ I’ve always enjoyed coaching,” Cougars ready for holiday tournament he said in an interview this week. “I said, ‘You can help us buy some wanted to coach ever since time so we can look at our assistants Manchester Community College will swing Into the 1882-83 MCC squad members, top row, (I. to r.) Steve Emerson, Chuck college.” here, so we can look at some people basketball season Monday night at East Catholic High In the Garen, Jim Florence, John Reiser, Pat Silver, Darrell Carr. Jim A star offensive lineman at the outside and try to select the best around os planned man ive can.’” feature game of the first annual MCC Rotary Club Classic Hicks, Alvin Rosemond- Coach Bernie Mulligan. Front row. University of Kansas, McCormack Dean Facey, Doug Leonard, Pat Carbray, Keith Davis, was an NFL first round draft pick in But the question today is, is against Stamford UConn at 8. Southeastern UConn and McCormack perhaps the best man? corners on it. There’s no ‘what if’s’ Middlesex are paired at 6. Winners meet Tuesday night at 8. MacArthur Hamilton, Dan Collins. 1951. He spent nine of his best FOXBORO, Mass. (UPl) - Ron Sam Cunningham and Vagas playing years with the Cleveland The Seahawks, 0-2 under Patera Meyer accepted the calling to New Ferguson last week for what Meyer when it comes to principles.” before the strike, have won three of New England has won its last two Browns and was All-Pro six of those England, where he was told to turn said was conduct detrimental to his seasons. five games under McCormack and around a football program in dis­ program. games with shutouts, a testament to Aloha Bowl: Washington vs. Maryland morale is on the upswing. the defense. ’The Patriots haven’t His coaching career began in 1966 array. He wasn’t told how to do it, “They were dealt with, they were as an assistant with the Washington “I think what has been going on is ■'M. but the Patriots knew their man dealt with severely and they were been the most exciting of teams; good.” agrees McCormack. “If they rank near the bottom in scoring Redskins. In 1973 he became head favored the no-nonsense, disciplined dealt with at the moment,” he said coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, in anything, 1 hope we’ve shown the and offense. But they win with a approach. Wednesday. “There’s no emotion in­ 1976 he became an assistant for the I)cople of Seattle, and perhaps pro ball-control, run-oriented offense Balanced regional offenses set to clash Meyer has succeeded modestly, volved with discipline. I wish the in­ Cincinnati Bengals and then was foothall, that a lot of times a drastic cidents hadn’t happened. I don’t look and the young, improving and oppor­ the Patriots are 4-3. The team has HONOLULU (liPI) - When 32.1 points to 30.3, 203.7 yards aerial game, Joyner became only work. During the regular campaign, head coach of the Baltimore Colts in change doesn't have to be made, won twice as nriany games in half as to play Gestapo.” tunistic defense the third rusher in Maryland history he gained 926 yards and scored that sometimes subtle changes can Few figured the Patriots to be Washington meets Maryland in the rushing to 189.0, and 215.2 yards 1980 and ’81. many tries and is one triumph away Meyer deflects queries about his to gain over 1,000 yards in one cam­ seven touchdowns. It was the ’81 season, in which the do if . " playoff contenders, even in a strike- Aloha Bowl Saturday, the question passing to 184.4. from the playoffs. method by pointing out not one paign, He averaged 5.9 yards per Both teams also boast kickers who Colts lost 14 straight games amid a \sked if he's feeling pressure to shortened season with a tournament that will be answered is how does a And for good measure, Maryland, But many of his best players are player has come to him with con­ which lost its three games by a total carry and scored seven touchdowns. rank among the top in the nation. lot of internal bickering, that reoiain as head coach, McCormack format. But now that they are, balanced offense from the West upset. cerns. The coach said his door is of 11 points, finished the regular Under first-year Coach Bobby prompted McCormack to have se­ answered, “I don't really think so.” Meyer said he’d be upset if they stack up against a balanced offense always open, although that doesn’t season ranked third nationally in Ross, the Terrapins set three ACC Washington has Chuck Nelson, cond thoughts about his life’s work. But. when flatly asked if he will didn’t cash in on the chance. from the East. The players who are grumbling mean he’ll change his mind. But he Hie No. 8-ranked Huskies. 9-2, who rushing defense. Washington ranked records and 41 school marks, 34 by who booted an NCAA record 25 of 26 "I had a lot of awfully good years return to the Seattle front office are mostly veterans, some of them said he’s willing to listen. “We’ve accomplished a great had to settle on a trip to Hawaii 14th nationally in total defense. the Offensive unit. field goals this past season, and in coaching and I enjoy^ every year nest season, this was the way key performers, who won’t talk “This is an autocratic democracy. deal. I’d be bitterly disappointed if after being knocked out of a third Don .lames’ Huskies will counter Maryland will bank on Jess Atkin­ but one,” McCormack says. “And dc 'onnack answered, “If we can openly but make it clear they aren’t It means I say what goes, but I’ll we didn’t take advantage of the straight Rose Bowl appearance, and The key otiensive players for with quarterbacks Tim Cowan and son, who made 16 of 22 three- that one left such a distaste that I get tile right man. the man that we pleased with the new management. listen to you,” he said. ‘"The lines of situation before us — making the Steve Pelluer, who combined for 175 pointers. felt, ‘Well, maybe it’s time to open think can do the job here, then that Meyer says he doesn’t care if he’s communication are always open. It 14th-ranked Ma); nd, 8-3, enter the Maryland will be junior quarterback playoffs.” he said. inaugural Aloha Bowl with nearly Boomer Esiason, runner-up for ACC completions in 316 attempts for 2,029 rhe Aloha Bowl meeting will be up a new career.’ would be my personal preference. not liked; he’s paid to win football might be wrong for a government of yards and 18 TDs. On the ground, the first football game ever between "We've had over 50 applicants. “Again, as always, we’re in a identical figures on offense. Player of the Year honors, and run­ "After I was fired in Baltimore, games. the people but it’s absolutely right sophomore tailback Jacque Robin­ the Huskies and Terps. But everything has been put on a must-win situation this week with Statistically, the Terrapins, a sur­ ning back Willie Joyner. which was exactly a year ago for a football team. I don’t have the son, who was named the Rose Kick-off will be at 2 p.m. HST (7 Wednesday (Dec. 22), I had several kind of hold until the end of the Steelers. We expect all our prising runner-up to Clemson in the Esiason completed 175 of 314 Many veterans don’t like the luxury of trying to be successful Bowl’s Player of the Game as a p.m. EST) and will be carried on opportunities to stay in coaching as .lanuary.” with democratic views.” players back in action; we expect a Atlantic Coast Conference, hold a passes fc^r 2,302 yards and 18 coach's rules, his staff, his football slight edge in per game categories: touchdowns. To complement the freshman, will handle the bulk of the cable television by MetroMedia. philosophy or his method of dispen­ He continued: “I don’t envision good week of work and we expect to sing justice. Several say Meyer has myself as a heavy at all. But once be thoroughly prepared. It’s going to taken the fun out of football. In par­ you decide to do something, you do it be more difficult, obviously, than Eagles limp into Texas ticular, there were heavy fines for absolutely right. There’s no shaving last we^k.” Big time ideas Jingle Bell Run for battle with Cowboys Swann still confident Basketball Saban to coach IRVING, Texas (UPl) - The will be in the Super Bowl tourna­ spreads cheer I’hildelphia Eagles, whose 50th NFL ment with losing records. despite off season ___ season has turned out to be one of The Cowboys are assured of their their most forgettable ones, limp eighth consecutive playoff Central Florida BOSTON (UPl) — Jingle bells are not standard gear for four-time into Texas Stadium Sunday in an apperance and their 16th in 17 years. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPl) - Lynn the label of “talented but troubled” ASSUMPTION Boston Marathon winner Bill Rodgers, but he and some 2,000 other attempt to end the league’s longest And now they are aim ing at Swann is having the type of year a and. to the surprise of just about Assumption Junior High basket­ runners donned bells Thursday to dash through the Sixth Annual current winning streak and, at the something else. receiver dreads and he’s not expec­ everyone, they are on even footing ball team downed the Bennet ORLANDO, Fla. (UPl) - New ty of Miami where he coached in Jingle Bell Run. same time, refuel their own playoff Wins over Philadelphia and with the Steelers with two games UPl photo ting to snap his slump this weekend jayvees, 62-33, last Wednesday at York Yankee President Lou Saban, 1978 and 1979. “It puts everyone in the Christmas spirit, " Rodgers said of the 4.5- hopes. Minnesota would ensure Dallas a against New England’s touted and left. Each team needs only one win Assumption. Ed Quick had 22 points the well-traveled former coach of His departure from the University mile night run from Boston College to downtown Boston. “It’s not a "The Dallas Cowboys, meanwhile, home field advantage throughout talented secondary. to make the expanded playoff tour­ and Joe Reilly 16 for the 4-1 winners. six college teams and three in the of Miami was thought by many fans race. It’s totally noncompetitive.” will be trying to take another step the playoffs. Dallas could actually vSave by Toronto goalie The Pittsburgh Steelers’ receiver, nament leading to the Super Bowl. David Price played well at point NFL, signed on Thursday as head to be abrupt, and before taking the Runners tied bells to their sneakers and decked themselves in toward the NFC’s best record and wrap up that advantage this week if who has 10 catches and no TDs this “You can’t underestimate the guard and defensively for the football coach at Central Florida, a job at Miami he served at Cincinnati costumes ranging from human poinsettias to scraggly Santas the home field advantage that goes it whips the Eagles while both Toronto goalie Mike Palmateer pounces on went on to register 4-3 win over Maple Leafs •year, says the Patriots always are a Patriots,” said Swann. ‘”rhey have Warriors. Division II school trying to go big for just two weeks before leaving. caiculated to draw the attention of residents and passersby. with it. Washington and Atlanta lose. puck In front of net to make save against In Windy City. concern to him, mainly because the talent ali across the board and a time. But there was no question about “You say ‘Merry Christmas’ to everyone and they look at you kind “I don’t think my team has ever The Cowboys have found out the Chicago Wednesday night. Black Hawks defensive backs are four No. 1 draft large number of firstround and “l am extremely happy and very the delight with which Peterson and of strange, then they break into a smile and say, ‘Merry Christ­ been flat playing against Dallas,” last two seasons that going on the picks. But he thinks there is talent second-round draft choices on the Scuba diving excited that we will have Lou Saban other .UCF officials met Saban’s m as,'” running promoter Tommy Leonard said. “It's good to see said Pjiiladelphia coach Dick road in the playoffs can 1» hazar­ elsewhere on the team, and they are team. They can come out and play leading our football program,” decision to take the job. that kind of camaraderie.” Vermeil, whose team has suffered dous to their Super Bowl chances. back on track after last year’s 2-14 Super Bowl championship football Athletic Director Bill Peterson said. “ Lou Saban has been coaching for A 10-piece dance band, professional chorale group, 4,000 cups of through a hard-luck campaign and Last season they lost the NFC cham­ North Carolina out to avenge disaster. at any given moment. So with that classes set “ His background and national 29 years, and he is certainly one of beer, 1,200 containers of yogurt, and a tiered 9-foot birthday cake sports a iowly 2-5 record coming pionship game at San Francisco and ‘They’ve been a team that always personnel back there and that popularity will give our young the most qualified and experienced were set up for the sweat-suited runners in the glittery into the contest. the season before that they dropped had excellent personnel, although thought in mind, you always have to Full schedule of 10 pool and lec­ program instant recognition, and football coaches in the nation BostonSheraton Hotel ballroom. “ But the rivalry with Dallas the title game in Philadelphia. season with Sun Bowl victory their best record has not been one come out and be real well ture sessions have been scheduled will certainly aid us in our goal of today,” Peterson said. “It’s fan­ “ It’s very bizarre.” Rodgers said of the unlikely setting for the developed long before I came to Phiiadelphia’s victory over Dallas you can brag about,” Swann said prepared.” by the Manchester Recreation ntwking UCF a Division I program,” tastic that we can get him here.” post-race bash, planned in part to celebrate his 35th birthday. Philadelphia. This is nothing new in the 1980 NFC championship con­ Wednesday. “I liken them to a Cin­ Swann’s sub-par year has been the Peterson said. Saban was the Buffalo Bills’ coach test was the high water mark in the North Carolina has a 1,000-yard Department for anyone interested in World class runners Greg Meyer and Patti Catalano also donned for Dallas, though. They find PX PASO. Texas I UPl) — For earlier this week of Texas’ quarter­ cinnati situation where, for so many result of an early injury, a new scuba diving. Saban, 63, was obviously delighted from 1962 until 1965 and 1972 until bells for the annual i vent, which started in 1977 when Rodgers and Eagles’ rise to elite status. They lost back Robert Brewer. rusher in senior Kelvin Bryant, but themselves in this position all the North Carolina quarterback Scott years, they had all the great per­ offensive system and the steady The basic charge is 3125 with a 360 and thanked Peterson and UCF 1976. He had coached the Boston about 25 friends decided to.celebrate his birthday by jogging around four of their last five regular season Brewer, who completed 91 of 193 injuries may be a decisive factor for time. Teams look forward to the Stankavage. a Sun Bowl victory over sonnel in the world but they couldn’t receiving of John Stallworth, to non-fundable fee to be paid to the President Dr. Trevor Colbourn for .Patriots in 1960 and 1961 and the the city to look at the lights. games in 1981 and were knocked out passes for 1,415 yards, broke four the Tar Heels both on offense and kind of competition they give.” ■fexas on Christmas Day "would put it together and win games. New whom much of Pittsburgh’s aerial Rec Department when registering. the chance to return to the sidelines. Denver Broncos for four years en­ of the playoffs in the wild card round school season passing records, and And lately the Cowboys have been take a little bit of the tarnish" off defense. England is very much the same attack has been directed. And The remaining 365 must be paid to “ Before I start, I really want to ding in 1971. by the New York Giants. led Texas to' a 14-12 upset of Stankavage is piaying for injured providing sonie good competition. the Tar Heels' mediocre 7-4 season. way.” quarterback Terry Bradshaw has Inner Space Dive Shop, 598 Center thank these two gentlemen for Before taking the job at Miami, And now they are suffering again, Alabama in last year’s Cotton Bowl quarterback Rod Elkins, while All- Dallas has won six games in a row Despite the 7-4 record. North The Patriots have long lived with had two successive spotty games. St., Manchester prior to Feb.23. giving me the opportunity to get Saban had coached at the University finally winning a game iast week game, broke his thumb in practice Atlantic Conference guard Ron and since the end of the players Carolina finished with the second This will cover the rental of tank, back into coaching,” Saban said. “I of Maryland, Western Illinois, strike has surrendered an average against lowly Houston. toughest defense in the nation, before the team left for El Paso. Spruill and fullback Alan Burrus have been known as a maverick Northwestern and Case Institute. On the other hand, the Cowboys — have also been sidelined. Starting regulator and necessary air, plus a of just one touchdown per game. allowing only 236.5 yards per game. Akers replaced Brewer with coach for several years, and I owe Yankee principal owner George at least to Vermeil — look better sophomore quarterback Todd tight end Doug Sickels is text book. The Cowboys, however, have had But offensively, the Tar Heels often Students with full equipment will you both a debt of gratitude. I mean M. Steinbrenner said the club would good fortune on their side while the than ever.' Dodge, but the remainder of Texas’ questionable with an ankle sprain. ■ f c - suffered from mental mistakes and be charged 370. that sincerely.” miss Saban, but was happy for him Eagles have had the breaks going "It seems to me that they look penalties. offensive punch is intact. The weather service forecast The Central Florida program was because the former all-star better every year than they did the Senior tailback Darryl Clark, who partly cloudy skies, a slight breeze Classes start Feb. 23 and will be against them. Philadelphia lost its Coach Dick Crum said such men­ guided by Don Jonas for its first linebacker with the Cleveland year before,” the Eagles coach said. became the first Longhorn since and temperatures in the low to mid- held on 10 consecutive Wednesday . first three games after the strike by tal errors will be crucial against three years and led by Sam Weir Browns was returning to a sport he "Their secondary is maturing and Earl Campbell to rush for 1,000 50s for Saturday’s 1 p.m. MST nights at the East Side Rec pool • a total of 11 points. Texas. this past season. The Knights com­ loves. they are getting to the quarterback yards in a season, finished with 1,049 from 7 to 9:15 p.m. “Anytime you lose close games “ Offensively, we cannot have kickoff. piled a 14-12-1 record in three years “ Football is Lou’s game and he is real well. I’d have to say they are yards in 1% carries. Class will be limited to a dozen like that it makes a large some of the silly penalties we’ve had of Division III play, and went 0-10 going into a great situation,” said the best team we’ve fac^.” Dodge will be throwing to flanker students. difference,” said Dallas coach Tom and we cannot turn the ball over.” under Weir this year, their first at Steinbrenner. “No one in this coun­ And on top of all that Vermeil Herkie Walls, whose 10 touchdown ' Landry. “’This is a game of momen­ he said. "We had so many things go the Division II level. try has built up more programs or finds himself the center of persis­ pass receptions this year set a tum and it only takes a couple of wrong with a team that was sup­ Fryman agrees “I know there is a commitment can improve a college football tent rumors that he could be coach school record. Walls, at only 5-8 and close misses to get you in troubie.” posed to be very good, but we kept here for a top notch sports program program better than Lou Saban. I’m Despite its record, Philadelphia of the Los Angeles Rams next year. patching up. patching up " 150 pounds, averaged 25.3 yards Hill questionable to Expo terms and football is big part of it,” Saban glad to see him getting a chance to every time he touched the ball, in­ can still make the expanded playoffs "Like I told the people on the west Texas. 9-2. won its last six games said. “We’re going to give it every do what he does best. He’s a great since it appears at least one and coast,” said Vermeil, “why would of the season, while North Carolina cluding 25 catches for 702 yards and agaln^Taiants MONTREAL (UPl) - Relief effort we know to make it a success. administrator and innovator. maybe more teams from the NFC they want another 2-5 coach.” dropped three of its last five games. 9 rushes for 146 yards. pitcher Woodie Fryman has decided “It should be fun at the same time “ My friendship with Lou dates That is why Stankavage said the Sun Defensively, Texas has Kiki ST. LOUIS (UPl) - ’The St. Louis to come home to the Montreal back 30 years to 1952 when he was Cardinals Thursday said it has it’s important for us to be Bowl was “a great opportunity for DeAyala, who broke two school Expos, after a pay dispute that led captain of the Cleveland Browns. It become questionable whether safety successful,” he said. our team to take a little bit of the records for sacks. DeAyala dropped to a brief fling as a free agent, team was Lou Saban who gave m e . a Brewer from glory days Ken Greene will play in Sunday’s Saban has been president of the tarnish off this season with all the quarterbacks for losses 21 times in officials said ’Thursday. Yankees since 1981, when he left chance to be on a Big Ten football frustration and all the disap­ 1982 and ended his college career game at Busch Stadium against the The 42-year-oId left-hander left staff when I was bis end coach at New York Giants. West Point after one year in 1979. pointments.” with 42 sacks. the National League team Nov. 4 He went to Armv from the Universi­ Northwestern in 1955.” signs to coach Ole Miss Calling Texas the best team he after the Expos offered him a pay has ever faced in a bowl game. raise far short of his demands for an OXFORD, Miss. (UPl) — Billy record of 19-15-1. His team went 10-3 Crum said the Longhorns’ con­ annual salary of between 3400AM Dorsett found to be healthy ^ in g top vote-getter Brewer, a key figure in the Ole Miss this season, won the Southland fidence level is up after their 33-7 and 3600,000. football program during the glory Conference Championship, and ad­ victory over Arkansas. Expos president John McHme DALLAS (UPl) — Dallas Cowboys in the Dallas suburb of Plano. days of the ‘50s, today was named vanced to the Division 1-AA North Carolina has faced Texas said at the time Fryman wanted to running back Tony Dorsett drove to He was given a series of tests and for NBA Eastern stars head coach at the University of semifinals before losing 17-0 to five times, with Texas leading the a hospital early ’Thursday after after they all proved negative he test the market, before signing Delaware. series 3-2. Saturday’s game will be a again. Mississippi. experiencing chest pains, but doc­ was released from the hospital. NEW YORK (UPl) - Moses Boston has the second highest total Brewer, who returns to his alma He has a career coaching record re-match of the 1980 Bluebonnet tors found no heart problems and Dorsett was held out of practice But on Thursday a team- Malone of Philadelphia is a runaway among forwards with 83,996. of 57-39-3. Bowl, which the Tar Heels won 16-7, mater from Louisiana Tech, said the pains were probably the ’Thursday, but be was still listed as spokesman said Fryman "has, leader for starting center on the Malone’s 151,255 votes is five succeeds Steve Sloan, who stepped Brewer played quarterback and “The difference this time as op­ Herald photo by Pinto result of Dorsett being hit in the “probable” for the Cowboys’ Herald photo by Tarquinlo agreed to terms on a one-year con­ NBA Eastern Conference All-Star times more than his closest rival. down earlier this month after five defensive back for the Rebels under posed to 1980 is that Texas is coming back during Dallas’ win over meeting Sunday wltb the tract covering the 1963 season.” He team. Sixers teammates Julius Er- Cheeks checks in with 96,077 and former coach Johnny Vau^t in the off those six wins and really beat losing seasons. Sloan accepted the Houston on Dec. 13. Philadelphia Eagles. did not say Just how much the ving heads the forwards, while Toney with 98,077 in the early vote­ Battle for ball control coaching position gt Duke Universi­ late 1950s. He was a senior on the Arkansas impressively in its last When Dorsett was in the ninth The Otwboys’ running back took a No one on top pitcher would get. Maurice Cheeks and Andrew Toney taking. 1959 Ole Miss team that finished 9-1, game,” Crum said. Fryman was 9-4 with a 3.75 earned ty- grade, his older brother died of a hard shot in the lower back during top the fan voting list for starting The Ehistem Conference leaders; stringy Jimmy Oargatl of East Catholic has the upper posi­ Brewer, 46, a native of Columbus, won the Southeastern Confcare??ce Texas Coach Fred Akers observed Tlwre w u no one on the top, and no one on the bottom, aa run average in 60 appearances with. heart attack at the age of 27. the Houston game and has had guard posts. Centers — 1. Moses Malone, tion but Notre Dame High’s Jeff Johnson cradles ball during Miss., was selected from a field of championship and was named the that North Carolina was a good foot­ periodic back spasms since then. He Manohecter Hlgh’a Mark CImIno (left) battles Wethersfield the thirdplace Expos in the 1962 Ehwing has the most votes among Dorsett said that when he awoke Philadelphia, 151,255. 2. Darryl schoolboy action at Eagles' Nest last Thursday night. West four candidates. SEC “Team of the Decade.” ball team to have lost four games. played the entire game last Sunday High's 8am Qallnsky in 132-pound bout Saturday at season. He was the top-ranked, any player In overall balloting for Dawkins, New Jersey, 31,516. 3. Brewer began his coaching carew early Thursday with pains in his Haven school posted 70-57 triumph. East's scheduled game During his three seasons at And his worries about the Tar Heel against the New Orleans Saints, Manchester InvttMonal Tournament at Clarke Arena. Neither lefthander among National League- tte Feb. 13 game In 'Inglewood, Robert Parish, Boston, 20,964. 4, at Columbus. chest, he w ast^ no time In getting with Enfield at home last night was postponed. Louisiana Tech, Brewer compiled a defense were magnified by the loss in his car and heading for a hospital however, and gained 105 yards. grappler placed In top four In classification. relievers, posting 12 saves. Calif., with 154,364 Larry Bird of Tree Rollins, Atlanta, 29,861. MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. Dec. 24, 1982 — 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri,, Dec. 24, 1982 ■ ' I Miami's Nat Moore Weekend X feeling left out Scoreboard FOCUS / MIAMI (UPI) ^ One of the plays. mysteries of the Miami Dolphins ”I don’t go into any ball game this year has been Nat Moore, who with a preconceived notion of who’s has virtually dropped out of sight. going to play and who’s going to sit. Moore was on the field for only six The situations dictate that.” The winners plays in Saturday's 20-19 victory Tangerine Bowl Money Leaders Moore won’t be the only unhappy At Orlando. Fla. over the New York Jets and only player to take the field Monday Auburn 33. Boston College 28 By United Press International PGA GOLF three during the Dolphins’ 3-0 loss night. Buffalo quarterback Joe Dec. 25 1. Craig Stadler 2. Ray Floyd A checlt for $25 went to Louise P. Cone of 28 View St. She won $15 for her the week before at New England. As Ferguson is upset, but his frustra­ Basketball Sun Bowl m jQ 9 . 3. Tom Kite |S41.(B1. 4, Calvin At El Paso. Texas Peete 9S17J81. 5. Tom Watson IS16.4BS. 6, Walton of 1 Sldnner Hill Road in An­ memories of her very last Christmas in Monday night’s home game with the tion is directed inward. Texas (9-2) vs. North ( Mollna 17-4). 3 p.m. Lanny Wadklns m j 2 7 . 7, Bob Gilder dover, first place winner of the Buffalo Bills approaches, he says he Since the end of the NFL players 8, Jerry Pate $280,141. 9. W ^ e Soccer Scotland. Aloha Bowl Levi $381,631. 10, Curtis Strange is frustrated and may leave before strike five weeks ago, Ferguson has At Honolulu LPGA GOLF Manchester Herald’s first “My Most Un­ Third place winner was Anne Husarik. next season, his option year. Maryland (M) Vs. Washington (9^1. 7 thrown but one touchdown pass and p.m. 1. JoAnne Camer $S10J69. 3, Sandra forgettable CTiristmas’’ contest. Mrs. Husarik won $10 for her Christmas “I just don’t feel like my situation 12 interceptions. Blue-Grav is right,” says Moore, who holds "I guess the layoff had something At Montgomery, Ala. 11:30 a.m. ^ s . Walton’s silver snow shovels cap- memory — the year her mother found a NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. . . . ^ ______, ancy MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER L E A flM * Dec. 29 Lopez $186,474. 8, Hollis SUcy $161J79. 9. five Dolphin career receiving to do with it, but it wouldn’t be fair By United Press International Liberty Bowl Eastern Division « tuIRr the imagination of the judges — Christmas tree on the streets of New (Thursday's Games Not Included) Kathy Whitworth $138,693. 10. Jan W L Pet. GB l records. “I don’t know whether it’s to blame it all on the strike,” At Memf^is. Tenn. Stephenson $1S3J12. Eastern Conference Alabama (7-4) vs. Illinois (7-4). 8 p.m. Cleveland JOO - Yankee Contributing Editor Larry York City. something that I’ve done or haven’t Ferguson said. ” I think I’m forcing Atlantic Division Dec. 30 MEN'S TENNIS Baittmore done, but the irony of it is that I’ve W I Pet. GB (Assn, of Tennis Professionals) New York Willard and Focus Editor Adele Angle. my passes. I haven’t quite figured Gator Bowl 1, Ivan Lendl, Czechoslovakia^ Thanks to all who took, the time to been working my butt off to get in a out the problem. I wish I knew.” Philadelphia 21 5 JOB — At Jacksonville. Fla. Chicago Boston 21 7 .750 1 West Virginia (9-2) vs. Florida State $1,628^. 2, Jose-Luis Clerc, Argentina. Buffalo Second place winner: Mrs. Elizabeth enter. position to compete for a job and There’s a lot on the line for Washington 14 11 J60 6^ i8-3). 8 p.m. 1600,400. 3, Tcunas Smid. Chechoslovakia, Memphis I’m relegated to backup status.” Ferguson and the Bills going into the New Jersey 13 13 iOO 8 Dee 31 I66SJ00. 4. Jimm y Connors IG4SJU. 5, PittsDurgh New York 9 17 JIB 12 Hall of Fame Bowl Woitek Pibak. Poland, $633,626. 6, John Western Division Moore has been playing beliind clash in the Orange Bowl. Buffalo Central Division McEnroe $626,725. 7, Guillermo Vilas, I At Birmingham. Ala. Argentina, $6iB.150. 8. Johan Kriek Phoenix 8 starters Duriel Harris and Jimmy stands 4-3 going into the game and Milwaukee 17 10 .630 - Vanderbilt (8-3) vs. Air Force (7-6). 2 Wichita 4 Detroit 16 12 5 n IW p.m $364.(194. 9, Vitas Genilaitis $340J75. 10. San Diego Cefalo since the strike, and has only Kevin Curren, South Africa. $283,427. needs a win to get into position for a Atlanta 12 13 .480 4 Peach Bowl St. Louis 4 6 .400 four catches for 33 yards this year. playoff spot. Chicago 10 17 .3f7D 7 At Atlanta WOMEN’S TENNIS Golden «Bav 4 7 .384 “If I felt like Jimmy and Duriel Indiana 9 17 .316 T/, Iowa (7-4) vs. Tenne.ssee (6-4*1). 3 p.m. (Women’s Tennis Assn.) Kansas Cify 4 8 .333 Cleveland 4 22 .154 12>>^ 1. Martina Navratilova 11,4^,066. 2, Los Angeled 2 13 .133 First: Santa's so wise Bluebonnet Bowl were better receivers than me, fine, The Dolphins stand at 5-2 and Western Conference At Houston Chris Evert Lloyd $689,456. 3. Andrea Thursday's Game Midwest Division Arkansas (B-2-1) vs. Florida (8-3). 8 Jaeger $C3J15. 4. Wendy Turnbull but I don’t,” said the 31-year-old seem assured of a bid, but they also W L Pet. GB ^ ,1 9 6 . 5, Pam Shriver $354,168. 6. (All Times EST) p.m Buffalo at Cleveland. 8:06 p.m. former Florida running back. want to get as high a seeding in the Kansas City 15 9 .625 ^ Jan. 1 E^bara Potter $270,015. 7, Bettina Bunge Cliristmas of 1943 was a memorable one for saw the contents. San Antonio 18 11 .621 — . 9VJ9B. ^ Hana Mandlikova, Czechos­ Chicago at Kansas City. 8:S p.m. Moore said he had a meeting with Super Bowl tournament as possible Fiesta Bowl . Phoenix at Wichita. 8:36 p.m. Dallas 12 13 .480 4 At Tempo. Ariz, lovakia. $81283. 9, Sylvia Hanika, West me. It was the year my twin sister and I asked Nestled in that box was a tiny silver snow head Coach Don Shula about his Utah 11 16 -4Cf7 6 (lermany. $215,151. 10. Anne Smith Friday's Games to get the home field edge. Oklahoma (8*3) vs. Ari'/ona State (9-2). (No Games Schedule I Santa for qur very own snow shovels. He was shovel, with my name and birthdate engraved problem during the week, but it Miami rates as the favorite par­ Denver 10 16 .385 6>^ 1:3I) p.m. $212,754. iiouston 4 21 .160 12 (Cotton Bowl NASCAR so 'much wiser than both of us that he gave us on it. My sister, who recognized the value of didn’t solve anything. tially on the basis of a 9-7 victory at Pacific Division I. Darrell Waltrip Ngi.«S. 2. Bobby At Dallas warm mittens and wool socks instead. You ” 1 don't foresee me being in Buffalo in the first post-strike I/)s Angele.s 20 6 .789 — Southt'cn Methodist (104)-I) vs. Pitts­ Allison NM.es. 3. Richard Petty NWJTD. the silver, immediately quipped, “By God, . Seattle 20 6 .769 - burgh i!)2), I 35 pm . 4. Dale Earnhardt 1363^70. 5, Terry Miami next year. There hasn’t been weekend and haven't lost to the Bills Phoenix 15 11 .5W 5 I.abonte |322!566. 6. Ron Bouchard see, he knew we were too small to really use when you wait 30 years for something, you any indication that things are going at home since 1969. Portland 15 12 .566 5Vk S309XS. 7. Jody Ridley 1298.605. 8. Harry them. expect the best.” to change, and I don’t expect any Golden Stale 12 15 .444 Gant 1218X35. 9. Buddy Baker 1252.929. “ We’ve had a lot of big games 5lan Diego 4 2 .154 16 10, GeofI Bodine 8247.7%. By the time we were big enough to put them I, being ever mindful of my bad back, said, change,” he said. against Miami over the years and Thursday's Results CART R a d ii Shula said Moore’s frustration is Denver at Detroit 1, Rick Mears 1617,763. 2. Gordon to good use, we no longer wanted them. In “Why, this is exactly the right size for me.” this is certainly another one,” Buf­ Washington at New Jersey Johncock 4606 X49. 3. Bobby Rahal no surprise. falo Coach Chuck Knox said. “As the Atlanta at Milwaukee 4276.908. 4. Mario Andretti |242,(E0. 6. -TV fact, we realized how lucky we were. We received the shovels in March, but it was ” 1 can understand why a guy Dolphins showed in their win over Dallas at Phoenix Hockey Tom Sneva 4232.437. 6 Kevin Cogan Time marched on and we both had children still Christmas for us. It was 38 Christmases would be unhappy about not getting Los Angeles at San Diego 4181.467 . 7, Al Unser Sr. 4173,772 . 8, the Jets last weekend, they are very Hou.ston at Portland Pancho Carter 4173.383. 9, Geoff and grandchildren of our own. Never a Christ­ rolled into one. \ enough playing time,” Shula said. much a championship contender. Golden State at Seattle Brabham 4143.088. 10, Roger Mears mas passed without us talking about our snow And so, if you have a little something special "He's had some injury problems “We found it difficult to score on Friday's Games 4134,156. l AtmiiiuK uith fruibh ImHu . Miau A Fine Guide To Weekly Dining mas." will continue through Jan. 8 at 7:30 p.m. with a b«*rrl«'v C'hAnlillv. rtnd mir pAslrv i t fi>Ationr4>atl> - still uartii (roin Ihi* ovimi matinee this Sunday at 3 p.m. at the theater, 36 North • O n the d«>«M>rt side von'li (iiid i heesi»< alte. t hovolale St. A Christmas eve performance, 6 p.m. at no charge. Eva Le Qalllenne has mousse, napoleons, fresh takes, and more - It's all in Happy Holiday (223-9500). By Vernon scott returned to Broadway eluded in the pric e of voiir brunc h! • Treat yourself to our Hrounstone Spc>c tal ~ a tender • Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: “Holiday UPl Hollywood Reporter In a role she created SO featuring this week... Spirit," Is playing through Jan. 2 at the theater, 222 filet topped Mfith a poached ec|c|. artic hokc* hearts, and “We would like to thank you for your years ago, the White smothered in a rich Beariiaisc* sauce — or try our thick York St. For tickets and show times, (787-1525). HOLLYWOOD - The Tom SeUeck of television only Queen In "Alice In cuts of French toast served ucth Neu' Hampshire maple patronage throughout the year." • Old State House, Hartford: “Sugarplums,” 14 years ago was Adam West, star of the “ Batman” syrup — or select anothcu t»ne of our entic tnc} entrees featuring National Marionettes, playing through Jan. 2 series, which became a national rage for almost three Wonderland." • Your first Bloody Marv, Screu’driver. or qiass of ( ham (Closed Chrlatmaa Day) weekdays, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. No perfor­ Quidewires help her fly pagne is on the house and all other btuiu h lihations aic‘ years. Happy Hour priced! n »m— 3 pm mances today or Saturday or Jan. 1. (522-6766). But when the caped crusader and his sidekick, Robin, across the stag& as RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED • Trinity Rep, Providence, R.I.: “The Dresser" were trashed by ABC in March 1968 it was as if West and Alice (Kate B u rto S ^) » 8 Y L U M A TRUMBULL STS. 525-1171 >^iIlGiUANDEa playing through Jan. 9 In the downstairs theater, 201 Burt Ward (Robin) had been swallowed by a black hole. watches. MIs^^Le ^ DOWNTOWN HARTFORD CALDOR PLAZA EXIT 83 OFF 1-88 649-5487 Washington St. Evening shows, 8 p.m., matinees, 2 From the summit of fame and adulation, West Qalllenne' also co- p.m. (401-351-4242). plummeted to near obscurity. dlrects the production » Hartman Theater, Stamford: "A Christmas He was so intimately associated with Batman it was with John Strastierg. ‘ THE FUN PLACE TO BEi” difficult, if not impossible, for audiences and producers RESTAURANT Carol," playing through Dec. 26 at the theater, 307 UPl photo ★ ENTERTAINMENT PLUS ★ Atlantic St. (323-2131). to think of him as anyone else — all this despite the fact ‘^iilGiiyVNDER. • Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: much of his time on screen was spent in a mask. RftR HOURS 7- Sunday-Bob Grccnhalgh "Whoopee" Is playing through Feb. 6 at the theater. The emotional and financial trauma of going from Mon-FrI. Monday—Talent Mtht Route 5. 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T u , - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Dec. 24. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Dec. 24. 1982 - 1; Church News A dvice Friday TV Concordia’s calendar Channing, Jukus fcrvtng, Jonathan Special The following events are scheduled at Concordia ® - Worid of Books ® - 1982 Honolulu Marathon Murray, Harold Ramis, Warren Scotland. Katnerine Hepburn, 6:00 P.M. Winters. 1979. 1:15A.M. ® - Entartainmant Tonight ® - MOVIE: 'Mirada on 34th ® - Indspwidwn Nrtworli Oates. 1981 Rated R. John Beal. Donald Crisp. 1934. She picked up Mr. Right Lutheran Church for the conning week; C£ - EyewHnees Newt ® 9 - Sign Off 9 2) * O ym naatka: U 8 Q F Single N m v . ® - Buainaaa Report Straat’ A n old man who pro* 2 - Jesus...Amado Mlo Q2) - NCAA Baeketball Report Today —3 p.m.. Holy Comnnunion; 5 p.m., QD - UtUMt Angel f^ s e a to be Santa Claus brings Elimination Champlonahip 9 - MOVIE: ‘Knightridara’ (3 l - Twilight Zon. ® "■ Night Flight Tonight’s pro­ children’s festival with Holy Communion; 10:45 3 ) QD IS - Newt 7:30 P.M. new meaning to Christmas for ev­ - U.S. Pro Surfing 10:45P.M. I Motorcyclists traveling with a Re­ 'QS gram features *Take-Off,‘ 'S f ^ e p.m., carol sing; 11 p.m., Holy Commuion with C E )-S a in t CDJ - P.M. Magazine eryone around him. Maureen Championship I3l - Raportw 41 (B>-Sign Off naissance fair discover that ideals O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund exist in modern times. Ed Harris, Patrol,' ‘The Day the Music Died,* on the right street corner - Knight R M ar Michael - All In the Family candlelight. QB - Emmet Otter's Jug Band CFJ Gwenn. 1947. Chrlatmaa Eva on Saaama (S ) - Suano da Navidad Patrol,’ 'The Day the Music Died,' ( S ) - N m v . CD - Soul Train met four months ago. We Thursday —9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group Straat Olivier, Claire Bloom, Burgess N o w ,. - Abigail Van Buren ®) ® - MacNell-Lahrar (B ) - Bach'a Chriatmaa Oratorio Astonishing Odyssey,' 'Night CD - MOVIE; 'For Those Who have everything in com­ 1 Meredith. 1981. Rated PG. (9 (9 - Christmas Rome ® - Living Faith IIEVK AIIKY; I loved meeting in church room. ® - Miaa da Itoma Report Flight's Interview: Catholic Girls,' Think Young' A wealthy young mon (interests, ethnic ® ® - Washington Waek/ 9:30 P.M. 1 982 Pope John Paul II cele­ your book, “The Best of ® - Reporter 41 'Video Artist' and ‘Tour Sched­ brates Christmas Mass from the 2 > MOVIE: 'Silver Chalice' playboy falls in love with a penni­ MOVIE:'Tha Qatharing'A Ravlaw Paul Duke is joined by This is the tale of the young Greek backgrounds, religion, Dear Abby." Is it coming ’ attempts, one last time, to (2 ) ~ Vanessa ule.' (4 hrs.) Basilica of St. Peter in Rome, less girt. James Darren, Pamela (2 ) - Nativity top Washington journalists ana­ who designed the silver chalice Tiffin ic»«4 ; etc.), and more important, Ns family together at Christ­ ® - Festival of Faith Italy. (90 min.) out in paperback? South’s Chrlstmad# ® - Willie Whlatia Xmas Sp. lyzing the week's news. 10:00 P.M. framework for the cup used at the we really love each other. Kmas. Edward Asner, Maureen (S ) - Sports Tonight 2 ) - Misa da Roma 3;30A.M. CHARLES’ T. IN (2fi) - 'Charytin' Programa musi­ CD - N e w s 'Last Supper’. Paul Newman. Vir­ Stapleton. 1977. ® ) - Mora Real People QD - MOVIE: 'I'll Be Seeing We met when I came to South United Methodist Church has scheduled one cal presentendo la balls Charytin. 2 - Nawscantar 2 ' Christmas Eva Services ginia Mayo, Natalie W ood. 1955 BEVERLY HILLS, ® - MOVIE: 'The Adventuras QD - Independent Network You' A girl out of prison and an family service with sermon in word and song Sun­ 7:45 P.M. & - MOVIE: ‘Th . Oattwring - this town and was looking CALIF. of Tom Sawyer* Mark Twain's N e w s 2 - Sign Off 12:30A.M. (2D - Despedida emotionally upset soldier, find a ® - Notkiaro Nacknal SIN Part i r T w o years after the death for a building. I was told it rell them you picked him grow up too fast. Listen to day at 10 a.m. There will be no church school. immortal classic about a boy in a 02) - lea Skating: Ennia Cup 2 - La Navidad an al Mundo 2 - NBC News Overnight new lease on life during a ten-day Noticias nacionales con Guillermo of her husband, Kate Thornton re­ CD - You Asked For It your parents. They have DKAIt <:ilAKI,ES: It’s small Missouri town who gets in­ from the Netherlands romantic interlude. Ginger Ro­ was two blocks south of up on a street corner. Reatrepo. ceives an offer for his business. 2 - N C A A Division I W om a n 's (2 - Sign Off volved in 'forbidden adventures. 2 - Madam a's Placa gers. Joseph Gotten, Shirley They'll never believe you. only your best interests at out now, published by Maureen Stapleton, Efrem Zim- (SD - CNN Haadllna News VoUayball Championship from Third Street. My sense of Tom m y Kelly, Jackie Moran, Ann 2:00 A.M. Temple. 1945. Full Gospel plans week 8:00 P.M. the Unh/srsity of the Pacific direction is not very heart. Pocket Books (2.95) — and Gillis, Walter Brennan. 1938 balist Jr., Lawrence Pressman. (S ) - Freeman Reports 11:30 P.M. DKVIt AltItV; I would CD CD ~ Dukas of Hazzard 1979 CD - MOVIE: 'The Blue Knight' 02) - NFL Game of the Week IMPATIENT, FOOLISH is selling like hotcakes! 2 ) ( 2 - Remington Staale Re­ CD ** Christmas Eva Sarvlcas 2 - America's Top Tan reliable, so I approached a Full Gospel Interdenominational Oiurch, 745 Main ® - Powerhouse A shrewd Los Angeles police ve­ 2 - MOVIE: 'Nicholas like to appeal to all your CD - Cinderella Lesley Collier (3 ) - MOVIE: 'Holiday Inn' A mington and Laura investigate a Christmas nice-looking young man AND SORRY CD - M O V IE: 'A Christmas teran sets out to bust a drug ad- Nickleby' A young lad tries to St. will have its annual Christmas program Monday and Anthony Dowell in the Royal song and dance man decides to missing video game executive. teen-age readers: I am .a 6:30 P.M. Carol' An old man is changed by 2 - America Screams Klict and' informer. George save his family from an evil urKle. . who was walking In my Every teen-ager should Ballet at Covent Garden produc­ turn a Connecticut farm into an (60 min.) l*F,\K IVIPATIENT: at 7:30 p.m. It will include music, plays, and treats (£ - CBS Nows the spirits of Christmas Past,.Pre­ 2 - MOVIE: Brothsr Sun Kennedy, Alex Rocco, Glynn Tur­ Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Jill Bal- 2 19-year-old housewife. I tion of Sir. Frederick Ashton's inn, to be open only on holidays. direction, and I politely know the truth about 2 - MOVIE: A Christmas sent and Future on Christmas man. 1975. have been married for 10 I’hanks for a very impor­ for the children. ® ® - NBC News Cinderella.' Hosted by Jim Dale. Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Mar­ Sister M oon' Zeffirelli's wide- colm, Derek Bond. 1947. asked him which way was drugs, sex aiid how to be Carol' An old man is changed by Eve. Reginald Owen, Gene Lock­ eyed youth-oriented slant on the CD ~ Joe Franklin Show tant message. The program will be open to the public free of (23) - Untam ed W orld (2 hrs.) jorie Reynolds. 1942. months and have an 8- happy. For Abby’s booklet, the spirits of Christmas Past. Pre­ hart, Leo G. Carroll. 1938. story of Francis of Assisi. Graham 3:45A.M. south. charge. Snow date is the following day. CD ® - Pinocchlo's QD " Entertainment Tonight month-old baby. send $2 and a long, ® - ABC Nows 8:30 P.M. sent and Future on Christmas CD - Benny Hill Show Faulkner, Judi Bowker, Alec Guin­ 9 - MOVIE: ‘Tapi' Cadets m :\lt VltllY: Have Christmas Eve. Reginald Owen. Gene Lock­ ness. 1973. (2D - Sports Update On New Year’s eve there will be a worship ser­ ® - Over Easy CD - Carol Burnett and Friends ® ® - Nightlin. threatened with the closing of He smiled pleasantly, I got pregnant when I you any words of wisdom stamped (37 cents), ad­ CD - MOVIE: 'Pocketful of hart, Leo G. Carroll. 1938: 2 > M adam a's Place their school incite a student rebel­ vice and water baptism. Everyone is invited begin­ 92) - N F L Films 'NFL Symfunny.' ® Hmr.ii Fhra-O 2:30 A.M. said that he was walking dressed envelope to: Abby, 7:00P.M. Miracles' A gambler believes 2 - Christmas-at Pops Mel lion. Timothy Hutton, George C. was 18 and had to get to help promote reading in ning at 10 p.m. ’^ e church also offers a 24-hour QD - Best Of The Midnight UPl photo south too, and offered to Teen Booklet, P.O. Box CD - CBS N*ws that apples bought from the ® - Voice of Faith Torme heads an all-star cast in a (H) - CMtg of ChrietinM Scott. 1981. Rated FKa. married before I was real­ voung people? telephone prayer line at 646-8731. Broadway character Apple Annie Special m - Muppat Show (2$ ® ) - Wall Straat Waek tribute to the Yuletide season (R) (Si - FIS Worid Cup Siding: 12:45A.M. ^ walk me to my destination. 38923. Hollywood, Calif. are lucky for him. T o get his next 4:00 A.M. ly ready for all the respon­ LIBRARIAN. WINTER Louis Rukeyser analyzes the '80s (60 min.) W om an's Downhill Coverage of 02) - ESPN SportaCenter CD - ABC Nows apple he finds he must impress (D ~ M O V IE: 'Miracle of the 02) ** Professional Rodeo from Battered Santa In less than 10 minutes we sibilities that went with it. PARK. FLA. !)0038. with a weekly review of econ­ (@ - 24 Horra the W omen's Downhill from Pian- Balls' A hard-boiled Hollywood (3 ) - Crossfire C D -S o a p Annie's daughter who is arriving Mesquite, TX realized we liked each Emanuel Choir to party omic and investment matters. cavallo, Italy. press agent accompanies the ( 2 - Madame's Place 4 1 love my husband and from Spain with the noble family ® - MOVIE: ‘Th. Compatl- The battering Ed Hellmann's legs took from QiD - Jaffa^sona dead body of an actress to her ( 2 “ Newscerrter other enough to strike up baby, but it’s not easy. The into which she is marrying. Glenn 9:00 P.M. tion' The heated competition be­ (3 ) - M O V IE: “T h i. I* Ehrii' A c- 2 - Sign Off nearly a quarter-century of being a an acquaintance. And you m'.VR l.lltRAItlAN: If The following events are scheduled at Emanuel (32) - N C A A Basketball Report Ford. Bette Davis, Peter Falk. tween two gifted pianists turns tual footage and restaged scenes home town, where a miracle hap­ 4:30 A.M. responsibilities are unreal. CD CD - MOVIE: 'Muppat into a conflict between love and depict the life and career of Elvis pens. Alida Valli, Fred MacMur- 2 - MOVIE: The French professional Santa Claus has left him nearly I could give young people Lutheran Church for the coming week: - Inalda the N FL Len Daw­ Hope Lange, Arthur O'Connell. Lieutenant’s Woman' An ac­ 2 - MOVIE: 'Christmas In know the rest. I never appreciated my STRETCH YOUR Ann-Margret. 1961 M ovie' Kermit the Frog and ambition. Richard Dreyfuss, Amy Presley. 1981. Rated PG. ray, Lee J. Cobb, Frank Sinatra. a cripple, and he now needs a pair of canes one piece of advice, it Sunday —10:45 a.m., Joan Niiler mini musical. son and Nick Buoniconti analyze friends head to Hollywood in 1948. tress's on-screen tragedy is jux­ Connecticut' A sailor is invited The problem: When peo­ parents more than I do RURGER BUDGET by thiti week's NFL action and look Irving, Lee Remick. 1981. 2 - Crossfire to spend Christmas at the home Q D - Yule Log hopes of achieving tame and lor- taposed with an off-screen to get 'around. Sharp heels on children's ple ask me how I met my would be. read read, read! Monday —1:30 p.m., Phoebe Circle to remove ahe ad to neki week's games. of a magazine writer and falls in now. I never realized how using one part soy extender - NFL Game of the Week tune in the movies. 1979, 10:30 P.M. 2 2 - Sounds/Christnus 1:00 A.M. romance with her leading man. decorations. love with her. Barbara Stanwyck, shoes broke many of the veins In his legs. fiance, what do I sav? good I had it before I In reading, you will open to four parts of meat. Your ® - 'You!' Msg. for Women Qj) - MetropoUtan R.port Eva Doc Severinson hosts a pro­ ® - Nwwt/Weathar Meryl Streep, Jeremy Irons. Tuesday —10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus. ® - MOVIE: 'Oliver' A young ® ® - M O V IE: Th e Fish that gram of traditional Yuletide music 1981 Dennis Morgan, S.Z. Sakalll, Syd­ BLUSHING IN taste buds won't be able to ® Alice ® - Sign Off Hellmann. 70, now limits his Santa became a wife and mother. up new worlds, real and orphan, taken in by a wealthy be­ Saved Pittsburgh’ A 12-year- Q/l - Rich Littl.'. ‘A Christina. and readings. (R) ney Greenstreet. 1945 . FLUSHING Wednesday —Emanuel Choir Christmas party in nefactor. is kidnapped by his old old water boy and an astrologist appearances to one per year. So. listen to me, all you Imagined. 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(2 ) - Prince and the Pauper Bridges, Ursula Andress. 93) - Star Trok INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The Alfred C. Kinsey Club news Carol* Miserly Ebenezer ( £ - Sanlor Olympica SB) - Carrascoiendas S - M O V IE: T h e Little Scrooge is changed by the spir­ 92) - Boat of tho NFL ‘1971 Institute of Sex Research at Indiana University is DEAR DR. J.AVIIt; 1 addressed envelope for it 09) - Jetsons Mermaid' A mermaid falls in its of Christmas Past, Present A FC Sudden Death Playoff: (£ ) - 8)gn On/Nawa Kansas City vs. Miami.' turning away from the sexual behavior polls that to me, in care of the The Herald wants your club news! love with the young Prince and Future. Alastair Sim, Kath­ am 41 years old and I have Q D - Baat of Oroue)io 8:00 A.M. brought it fame to concentrate on laboratory work. a ringing in my right ear Manchester Herald, P.O. In order to get your club news in the paper on whom she saves during a terri­ leen Harrison. Jack Warner. 09 - Time-Out Theater Today's time, please submit items no later than five days (B ) - Prog oonfri CD CD - Speed Buggy ble storm. Animated with music 1951. programs are 'Affair of tha Why boys are boyish and girls girlish — and why Box 1551. Radio City Sta­ Heart' and 'Canadian Mountain which causes light­ OB - Sunday at the King's ( D - Marble Collegiate Church by Ron Goodwin. 1981. some stray from that norm — is one question that headedness and occasional tion. New York, N.Y, oefore the date you’d like to see in the paper. 4:00 P.M. Odyssey.' (60 min.) Your Health Please include a name and telephone number House C D 09) - Super Friends 9 9 - CIty/Forgot Chriatmaa will be explored under the institute’s new director, dizziness. 10019. Reeding award (35) - MOVIE: Th e Holly and tho 09 - Festival of Faith •vhich we can call if there are questions. Indicate (2D - Sports C D - Chrlstophsr Close-Up (5Z) - F( oua on Society Ivy' A country parson gathers .lune Machover Reinisch, 39. Three years ago I went to (29 - Kung Fu Lawrence Lamb, M.D. the date you’d like to see it published. ( 2 - Laurel A Hardy 02) - ESPN SportaCenter Benny Goodman, the virtu­ 2:00 P.M. his family together at Christ­ She said the institute will modify its name to an ear specialist and had mas. Ralph Richardson. Celia (2D - Newa/Sporta/Weather Call Reporter Barbara Richmond at 643-2711 5:30 A.M. 03) - MOVIE: 'March of the oso clarinet player. Is among CD - I Love Lucy reflect the change and will contract most research several tests done. He said L E I YOUR Wooden Soldiers' Mother Johnson. Margaret Leighton. (22) - Newscenter after noon to set up photo appointments. 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CD - In Search of.... many vacancies listed in (2B) *- Tsetro Fentastico (SIsllons restrvs Ihs right (23) SZ) - Live From The Met Bloomington campus. suggestions? And can you previous ear doctor Others can send 75 cents paper will absorb any (S) - Laural l> Hardy ® - Kodak All-Amarlcan Taam 02) - ESPN SportaCenter (23) - MOVIE: 'Dot end Santa to makB changBS.) Ms. Reinisch characterizes the institute's past 20 the Classified each day. - B.C. A Special Chriatmaa tell me what BenadrvI is? evidently thought you had with a long, stamped, self- moisture. (331 - MOVIE: ‘A Chriatmaa Cleua' Dot and Santa Claus are (H ) - MOVIE: ‘Nina to Five' 03) (29 - Mia Hueapedea Comedia Santa foile a plot to make big years as strongly sociological. I’m sure it’s a drug because swelling. Benadryl is an CeroT An old man is changed by together for a music-filled holi­ Three frustrated ladies take the spirits of Christmas Past, musical sobre una casa de matters into their own hands bucks off Christmas. She said the institute will be renamed ‘‘The it makes me drowsy. ■ intihista ninic and may day adventure. huespedes y las situaciones Present end Future on Christ­ against their chauvinistic boss. (2D ^ Crossfire Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and help in some of these con­ TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH mas Eve. Reginald Owen, Gone (29 “ That Teen Show comicas qua envuelven sus Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin. Dolly DEAR READER; With huespedes. Maria Victoria. (22) - NBC News Repri^uction,” a shift she said she believes the late ditions. Like other an- Lockhart Leo G. Carroll. 1936. Parton. 1981. Rated PG. that history you should see 302 Hackmatack Straat 8:30 A.M. (23) - Bach Mass in B Minor Dr. Kinsey would have welcomed. Kinsey was an tihistaminics and motion ^45A.M. (29 - High School Choir (S I - Piece of Cake an ear specialist. 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(22 - MOVIE: ‘Haidr An orphan the parish and the people. Bing CD - Mission Impoaaible CD (29 - Muppat Show itate the action of the male hormone testosterone To brief you in more (SD - Christmas Eve on Sesame Croaby, Barry Fitzgerald, Rise from a omentary decrease -m A lt R16Hr, ‘-ItJAlNEP 11:15 p m ...... Candlelight Service Confidontlal ( 2 (29 - Shirt Tales (29 - Emergency girl, living with her grandfather, CD (29 - Aloha Bowl: Maryland when given to pregnant women, resulted in children let.iil on the causes of Street Stevens. 1944. CD 0 9 -.W ide World of Sports V«tC H D O t> POR S A L E .' (321 - NFL Btory; Lino By Una (23) - MOVIE: 'King of Kinge' - N e w t is taken to the city to be a play­ Today's Vprogrsm features vs. Washington whose tests showed them to be more physically in circulation to the brain (2D mate to a crippled girl. Eva Cf9 - Are You Anybody? (TO - Rudolf and Froaty This biblical epic is based on (25) - Hoy Mlamo Anfritiones 12:30 P.M. World Figure Skating from Den­ QD - Dance Fever aggressive than siblings of the same sex unexposed caused by many different the life of Jesus and the strug­ Maria Singhammer, Gertraud (2D - Evans and Novak mark and the International Ski t i Chriatmaa In July Rudolph and Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes (D 99 - New England 02) - NCAA Football: Aloha factors, although seldom Froaty try to tava a itruggllng gle against Roman tyranny. Jef­ Mittermayr, Gustav Knuth. Flying Championships from to the hormone. y(Wi'RE IW ITE P . Guerrero y Juan Dosal presen- 1968. Chriatmaa (S ) - MOVIE: The Legend of Bowl from Honolulu by the ear. ciroua. Voicaa of Mickey frey Hunter, Siobhan McKenna, tan este programs de asuntos the Lone Renger* W hen the Cav­ Austria. (90 min.) Under the new arrangement, the institute’s sole 02) - NFL Films 'Football Fol­ - SRO: Red Skelton-Freddy Roonay. Shelly Winter* and Robert Ryan. 1962. Rated G. (32- M OVIE; T h * CompatItkMi' endish gang sets out to kidnap 03) If by dizziness you mean publicos presentando noticias y lies.' CD - Madame's Place the Freeloader Freddy plans his researcher will be Ms. Reinisch. Other research Rad Buttona. SB) - Mr. Moon's Magic Circus The heated competition be­ Ulysses S. Grant, the Lone Ran­ vertigo, the illusion that variada informacion. (33) - CH IP. Patrol holiday meal. funds will go to projects by experts dealing with (2 9 -Hot Fudge tween two gifted pianists turns (2D - Big Story ger and Tonto ride to the res­ either you are moving qr 9:00 A.M. (29 - Chriatmaa Maas into a conflict between love and 32) - FIS World Cup Skiing: 09 - Sports Probe sexually transmitted diseases, fertility, contracep­ TO A (21) - Nowa/Bpoita/Woathor (2 ) * Joahua'a Confusion cue. KMnton Spilsbury, Jason CED - Song of Chriatmaa (29 - From the Editor's Desk ambition. Richard Dreyfuss, Robards, Michael Horse. 1981. Women's Downhill Coverage of tion, parenting, gender and the effects of all those your environment .is (29 - College Beaketbell the Women's Downhill from (29 - Solid Gold (S) - Blonlo Woman S D - Quilting Am y Irving, Lee Remick. 1981. Rated PG. factors on people, she said. moving, then it is more (ED - Puppin’a Chriatmaa Piancavallo. Italy. (2D-N e w s 6:30 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. S 9 - Fortunes likely to be from your ear (Hljrtetm aH (ED - Chriatmaa Spaelal 10:15A.M. (29 - MOVIE: 'King of Kings' The institute in the next three years also will con­ 0 ^ CD - Big Valtey (29 Flip Wilson On Ice or even your brain. That is (ED - Captain Bob CSD - Nina on N e w Joiaoy (2D - Special (ED (ID - Blua-Gray AILStar 0 9 - Stableboy'a Christmas This biblical epic is based on sider studies of alternate methods of reproduction, Football Clataic Coverage of CD “ MOVIE: 'Come to the (2D - Newt/Sports/Weethar S o u n d th s ( E ) - Inalght 9 2 ) - N C A A Inatruct lonal 3:00 P.M. the life of Jesus and the strug­ she said, including test-tube babies, surrogate true even though you have 10:30 A.M. the Blue-Gray game is pre­ Stable' Two Roman Catholic (22) - Glen Campbell Show gle against Roman tyranny. 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Thornton receives an offer for vertigo related to the eyes We send a full measure of ( S - Big Bkw MarWa (2 3 ) - Nawa CED - ABC Waakand Spaolal 1949. - MOVIE: Tha OrottMt The goal of all this is to increase the potential for CBIUB (2D - Style 'Zack and the Magic Factory.', CD - MOVIE: 'Mr. Quilp' his business. Maureen Staple- thanks to our loyal (S) - Cioaafiro (22) - Smurfa ton, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Lawr­ Story Ever Told* The life of Je ­ human happiness, she said, "because sex, gender or body position-sense (22) (29 - Dory Coleman Show Conclusion. A boy visits hit OD - At the Movies 0 9 - Scholastio Sports Acad. sus is followed from the manger a s JIAIN St . Manchester - ConauKation (25) - Burbujaa Programa Infan- ence Pressman. 1979. nerves. Most have it from friends. • • • • (39 aunt w ho owns a magic factory. 02) - Auatrellan Rules Football: through his years as a teacher and reproduction affect the whole person.” til producldo an Mexico. 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QD song and dance man decides to (29 Charlton Heston. 1965. things in the middle ear, in­ liiMKinMl aiitl «‘i(‘hlyH«‘\4‘n Main Slr4‘4*l OM PKOGMU IS OPEN TO CVEWOHE MO IS FREE OF (E)-ftowDay (5Z) - VIotory Oaidon 11:00 A.M. 02) - NFL Game of the Week (fl) - MOVIE: 'Improper turn a Connecticut farm into an (29 - MOVIE: 'King of Kings' CHARGE.. . inn. to be open only on holidays. (39 - Waltons MaiH*li4‘.»tiT. y io n n i'rtii’u l 9:15 A.M. - MOVIE: 'On Golden Poncr Chennela' A couple tries to re­ This biblical epic is based on cluding associafed hearing ______Rev. Ptiitcp SaundeAA, PoAtoA CD 99 “ Soooby. Scrappy, 03) Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Mar­ dZ) - Puerto Rico Slnga/Worfd 7:00 A.M. Three generations confront trieve their child from state the life of Jesus and the strug­ 92) - NCAA Baakotball Report Y«bbe>Doo/Puppy Show care. Marietta Hartley. Alan Ar- jorie Reynolds. 1942. gle against Roman tyranny. Jef­ ■ (ED (ED - Captain Kangaroo each other during a vacation at 7:15 P.M. i a 0K i A l a w M it t Cfif f « i « M w t n < 0 w M I (39) - Health Weak 9 D - All Star Wrestling a New England cottage. Kathar­ kin, Harry Ditson. 1961. Rated ( 9 - MOVIE: The Borrowers' frey Hunter, Siobhan McKenna, dD - Sports Saturday r CED - W orid Tom orrow B - DoJta- Mommlaa ' Q D - H e e H e w ine Hepburn, Henry Fonda. PG. An inchas-tall family living un­ Robert Ryan. 1962. (ED - My Thioo Bona 02) - Future Sport Jane Fonda. Rated PG. ( 8 ) ' T.V. Communty College der tha floorboards of a house (5Z) - Messiah 9:30 A.M. 'borrow' from the household to C i D -N o w t - MOVIE: Th* Umon Drop - High Sohool Choir 7:30 P.M. - Btablaboy'a Chriatmaa 03) - Inside the NFL Len Daw­ 92 (29 5:30 P.M. (ED Kid' A racetrack tout down on furnish their home. 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Dustin matters into their own hands 3 9 - Christian CMIdrans Fund (3D - Midday - BIH Bogg* Kennedy Center in Washington, (3D (5D - CBS Reports 'Eye on ( 2 - America's Top Ten Hoffman and Mis Farrow. 1969 against thair chauvinistic boss. 92) - AuM r.ll.n Rulm Football: 2:16A.M. 8 - Morv Griffin ( 8 - Fllntatonoo rises to power in this saga of the d D - Streets of San Franelsoo 1:30 A.M. QD-Jo* Franklin Shot* 9KX)A.M. ( 3 ) 8 - A l l M y Chlldron OC pays tribute to George Ab­ the Media; Business and the Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin. Dolly Grand Final (2 S -B ty l* ® ®-StgnOff 8 8 - Whaol of Fortune 8 - PowarhouM Wisconsin woods. Joel 11:00 P.M. (3D - Best of Midnight Spoolsis O - Jlnrniy Bwaflflart (3D - Rlohaid Ummona I bott, Lillian Gish, Benny Good­ McCrea, Edward Arnold. Wal­ Press.' CBS News looks at how d2> - NCAA Football: Aloha Parton. 1981. Rated PG. (2D - Nmn/Sporta/Wnthar O - MOVIE: 'King of Mirvln 3 3 ) - From th* EdHoi's Daak Q D 8 -M ovIo man, Gene Kelly and Eugene the business world affects the (3D - Eyewitness News Bowl from Honolulu (2D - Money Week 2:30 A.M. 8 - Womon'o Pago 8 - O v o r E o a y ter Brennari. 1036. , 99 - Sunday at the King’s Oordon*' A radio porsonality Is 33) - MOVIE:'KnlghtiMarar Mo­ (5 ) -Oaybraak (3D - 1 Lov* Lucy 3D - 700 Club Ormandy. (2 hrs.) news media. (60 min.) - MOVIE: 'Random Harvest* - MOVIE: 'Stir Crmti’ Two (3® MOVIE: T h e Gathering - 3:15A.M. obaassad with invandng a torcyclists travaling with a Ra- 3D -MOVIE: 'Blaok Sunday' A 11KX>A.M. 4:00 P.M. (T8) - Voice of Faith (3D (3D House (8-AB4)ay Moviss ® - Tom Cotdo Up Cleoo 8 8 - Days of Our Uvoo - MOVIE: Trouble Along An English veteran suffering Pert ir Tw o years after the 31) - MOVIE: 'On GoMm i Pond' tragic autobiography for his lis- nSlasanc* fair dlaccvar that film adaptation of tho Nikolai (3D CSD - Nows inept people are framed for rob­ S>-Health Field - Donahu# C3) - Prioo lo Right C£) - U vem a A Shirley A Co. the Way* The story of a football ( 2 ) - Silver Spoons Ricky's from amnesia at the close of bing a bank. Gene Wilder, Ri­ death of her husband, Kate (2D - Crossfire Three generation, confront tansrs. Jack'Nicholson, Bruco Idsals sxist in modarn dm**. Ed Gogol Story about paoplo who ® (S) 8 - Initruodonol Piograms father hires Mr. T as Ricky's C S @9) - Fantasy Island An oil bollavad that Satan walksd (3D - Prioo lo Right d D - Movie coach whose wife left him and a rig worker wants to meet a cen­ World War 1. escapes from the chard Pryor, George Stanford Thornton receives an offer for ( 2 - MOVIE: ’Allegro non each other during a va c -io n at Dorn, Ellon Burstyn. 1972. Harrit, Gary Lahti, Amy Ingsr- 6:30 A.M. ® -S t r a ig h t Talk 8 - Mundo Latino Jesso Lo- bodyguard. his business. Maureen Staple- among thorn on Black Sunday. child, and whose hard-taught terfold model and a pitot wants hospital and starts a new life. Brown. 1980. Rated R. Troppo’ Bruno Bozzetto's ani­ a New England cottag.. O - Faith for Today soll. 1881. Ratad R. S D - Groat Spool Coottar QD - You Think You Got aoda y Sonia Vorhauar ton los dD - Rockford Filoo ton, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Lawr­ mated spoof of Disnsy's Fanta­ John RIohardson, Barbara Q D ^X - CBS Eaily Monibig team wins big game. (SS - This Old H ouu to fly with the Air Force Thun- Ronald Colman. Greer Garson, - MOVIE: ‘Ag«nt for 3 9 - NHL Hookey; New York TrouMos anfritlonas da asta program, de - Soap World (2® ence Pressman. 1979. sia iliustratss six musical Staals, Ivo Garranl. 1961 3 3 - Vorlod Programa dD derbirds. (R) (60 min.) [Closed Susan Peters. 1942 H.A.R.M.' From outer space 3:30 A.M. 1KX)A.M. Rangora at PKtaburgh (5D - Tie Too Dough ..u n to , publicos n.clonala* (3D @5) - T.J. Hooker Hooker classics. Rated PG. ® -Papoya 3 9 - Calllopo Chlldrsn'a 3 D 8 - Soooby DoO Captioned] ® ® - News comes a blob that crawls, ( £ ) - MOVIE: T h . U vO y SoT A 33 ) - Indopondant Network 3 9 - ESPN SportsCantar prMsntando antravl.taa, noti- becomes involved with a case 9:00 P.M. (3D C3D 1:00 A.M. a.------3 9 - Living FoHh Pragramo (3D-O d d Coup*. 8 - Allvo A Wolll he worked on eight years ago. creeps and turns human flesh cocky young race car builder- rwwe (23) - Money Wask 3D-MasHlaaaillla c in , d.p o itM y un aagmanto CMD 3 ® - Lov. Boot (3D - Meet the Mayors (3D - Paul Hogan C£) - MOVIE; ‘Four Clowns A O - Rltk/Mlrrlaga 8 - Woroan'i Day USA (R) (60 min.) into fungus. Mark Richmond, d ® - Risk/Marriage driver enters collage, builds a 3 9 - NFL Thoitie: ‘Baet Ever 2 3 - M O VIE:'82 In th* Shade’ ( S - Tonnaoaao Tuxodo 8 - M a a a d u d * Hollywood titul.do 'En 8 ) - Entertainment Toniglit| dS) - ice Skating: Ennia Cup d D - Odd Couple compilation of comedy from car for millionaire racssRAd Pantalla'. d D - Now . Wendell Corey, Carl Esmond. Laurel and Hardy, Charley R ugk|V A rich young drifter decides to (S) - Batamo Straot 8 (SD - B a u n w Straot 31) - MOVIE: 'On Goldsn Ppnd’ from the Netherlands Q D - ESPN SportsCenter 1:45 A.M. wrecks It. J^mss D a rr^ ^ ^ a - 1:45 A.M. (8 )-Early Today 8 8 - Taxaa d ® - Gimm . A Break The Kan. 1966. Chase and Buster Keaton. 1969 become a flahing guide for tour* - El Chovo Comodis on la Three generations confrpnt - MOVIE: ' 'Modern mala Tiffin, Doug h M V re , 3 B B | m e lu a Oolf Highlights (£ ) (29 - sign Off 2 9 - Varlad Programa (S) 8 - DIek Van Dyke 1:30 P.M. ( 8 - Luieano Mlo isky family becomes concerned 3D (5® - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ S D - Big Story d ® - Sign Off lata in the Florida Keys. Warran cuol 'El Chmio' aiompra m on- each other during a vacation at Problems' A young man be­ ( 2 - Midnight Special Joanie Sommers. 1964 (29(29 9 9 - sign Off CXD (XD - Aa the World Turns 8 - Eight lo Enough a New England cottage. Kather­ when Samantha invents an ima­ grams are 'Take-Off.' ‘Space 9 9 -ABC Newa Oates, Pater Fonde, Margot Kid­ I S - Rompar Room cuontr. onvuolto on algun tipo 8 - Lov. Boot comes telekinetic after acciden­ S ® 3 ® - Soturdoy Night Liv. - Sports 2:00 A.M. (S)-Naw* 3® “ Sunday at the Klni^e ine Hepburn, Henry Fonda. ginary playmate. (R) Cadet,' 'Video Artist,’ 'Night (2D 3:45 A.M. der. 1976. 6:45 A.M. da problama. Roberto Gomez 8 - Bowitohod tally Jwting splashed with Flights Interviaw.' 'Space (2® - MOVIE: T h o Log.nd of (3D - News/BIgn Off 2.-00A.M. 11:30 A.M. House Jane Fonda. Rated PG. ( 3 ) - In Performance at the (22) - Madame's Place d D - sign Off O - Daapadida Bolano*. 8 - UtUo Hous* on tho Prairie n u c le i waste. Chevy Chase. Cadet,’ 'Frank Zappa.' 'The the Lone Ranger* When the Cav­ ® ® - CBS Nowo 3KM1A.M. dD-Nowo (3D - My ThrM Son. & - Varied Programa - Ovation Christmas White House (29 - DespedkJe 99 - Prog confd (39 - Match Oomo (T8) 1981. Rated PG. Comic,’ 'Uncle Dave Mason,' endish gang sets out to kidnap 4:00 A.M. 1:15 A.M. NIghtwatoh dD - MOVIE: ‘Mr. BlandIngs S D - Waathw (3D - You Aikod For h 4:30 P.M. Spociall Today's programs are (25) - Estudio de Lola Programs Ulysses S. Grant, the Lone Ran­ ( 2 - MOVIE: 'Crime Knowe No ( 2 ) - CNN Headline News 'New Wave Theatre’ and 'Tour d ® - Freeze Frame (2 D -^ lk * Douglas PsopI* Now ® -A B C N m iv a BuHd* HI* Drsam Houas’ Hilar­ 2 9 - F-Troop 2K)0P.M. C3D - Jafforsons 'Performance: Raisins and Al­ de variedad musical con Lola ger and Tonto ride to the res­ Age' A bus accidentally kills a (29 - MOVIE; 'Five O a t., to ious goinga-ons whan a family 7KX)A.M. C3) - In Boaioh of— (2D - News/Sports/Weather Schedule.’ (4 hrs.) man who carried no identifica­ 9 9 - Soap World (X3 - News monds,' 'Christmas Music,' Beltran y sus artistes invitados. cue. Klinton Spilsbury, Jason Hair Guerrillas kidnap doctors from Manhattan attempt to dD ® - CBS Mombia Nowo 3D - CandM Camara CSD - WhaY* Happsningl Thornton Wilder's-The Long (22) (2 ) Devlin Connection A d @ - Festival of Faith 1:15A.M. tion but was holding a brisfesse and nurses from a Rad Cross (XD ® - One Ufe to Uva IZ ) - MOVIE: 'Littl. Women' Robards, Michael Horse. 1961. build a homo In tho country. - WorWa Oraatoot Cartoon - Arc You Anybody? CSD - Movia Christmas Dinner' and The Gift mysterious German beauty - Dance Fever Rated PG C3D - ABC News with S200.000 In small bills. field hospital and take them to. dD 39 - Magic Garden The March family is brought to ( 2 Cary Grant Myma Loy, Meivyn Show 9:30 A.M. I 33) 3 D 8 - Pink Panther Show 1 of the Magi ' (3 hrs.) uses Nick to get to Brian in the Mitchell Ryan, Wayne Maun­ their sick warlord. Neville' Douglat. 1948 8 •rAndy Griffith the screen. Katharine Hepburn. ST) - Sports 1:30 A.M. der, Gary Crosby, Jack Kelly. CSD - All In tho Family 39 • Coronation Street - Solid Gold Christmas belief that he killed her mother. Brand. Ken Scott, Dolores Mi-, TV Channels (SD ® - Good Morning - Hoy Miamo Anfritionaa 3 9 - Dr. Bobo Patten Joan Bennett, Paul Lukas. (22) - Newscenter ( 3 ) - MOVIE: 'Miracle of the 1973 chaels. 1959. 3 9 - Sunday at th* King's CSD - Dr. Ruth Spocial 1933 (60 min.) @fl) - At the Movies Amorloa Guillermo OchoSr Lourdes ® - I Love Luoy 8 - CHIP* Patrol - Sign Off Bells’ A hard-boiled Hollywood Houas ( 8 ) - News/Sports/Weather (2) - MOVIE: 'Improper ( 2 d D - Sports (2D - News dD - Jimmy Swaggart (3D - 1 Love Luoy Guerrero y Juan Dosal presan­ (S) (2® - Another World ( 8 - Comedy Thootra 9:15 P.M. dZ) - Sign Off press agent accompanies the WFSB Hartford, CT ' (5) (21) - Nawa/Spona/Waathar tan asta programa da asuntos Channels' A couple tries to re­ (58) - Madame's Place dead body of an actress to her 2:30 A.M. 3 D - Tom A Jerry 3 D - Flipper (2® ~ Nueva York Ahora ( 2 ) > Diff rent Strokes Arnold is (2D - Freeman Reports trieve their child from state 12:00 A.M. 4:15 A.M. WNEW New York, NY (E) publicos presentando noticias y 5:00 P.M. determined to beat Willis at a 11:30 P.M. home town, where a miracle 3:15 A.M. 3 3 - ESPN SportaContor 39-Volooof FoHh care Mariette Hartley. Alan Ar- 92) - ESPN SpoitsCsnter (2® - W M k In Rovlow ' WLNE variada informacion. 2:15 P.M. d D - Barney Millar video game. [Closed Cap­ 9:30 P.M. CSD - Championship Wrestling happens. Alida Valii, Fred Msc- Providence, Rl dD (23) - MOVIE: 'Mad* In Paris' A 8 - 7 0 0 Club kin, Harry Oitson. 1981. Rated (3D - MOVIE: 'The Bells of St. Murray. Lee J. Cobb, Frank Sin­ (2D - Crossfire 3 9 - AHvo A WaW (2® - Independent Network (X) ** Popaye and Friends tioned] (22) - Love. Sidney A woman Mary's' A priest and a nun. (2D - News/Sports/Weather WTNH New Haven, CT dD vivacioua fashion b u ^ r maeta CSD - Six Million Dollsr Man PG. atra. 1946. - MOVIE: 'Barry Lyndon’ A 4:45 A.M. 3 9 - Foodvol of FaMi ® - Entiqua Polivoz Newa (H ) - MOVIE: The Four claiming she was Sidney's first through their warm understand­ (29 three allgibta man In Parle. Ann- d D 9 9 - Pooplo'o Court (2 ) - Olde New England ( 2 - El Show de R. Barrel roguishly charming 18th Cen­ WOR New York. NY dD 8 - Morning Stratoh 2:30 P.M. Seasons' The change of sea­ babysitter is discovered to be a ing, rebuild a failing parochial (3D - MOVIE: 'Gold Diggers of (2® - MOVIE: T h o Logond of Margret Louis Jourdsn, Ri- O - Fllntstanoa 12:00 P.M. Concert d ® - Sign Off tury Englishman's luck runs out. the Lone Ranger' When the Cav­ WPIX New York, NY / as chsfo Crsnns. 1966. (X) CXD -* Capitol Q D - LitUo Ho u m on tho Pralrlo sons marks the changing rela­ con artist. (R) school. Bing Crosby, Ingrid 1933' Show girls out of Jobs (6) ®-Taday (39 - Oaydtno (X) - Eyewitness News @3) - MOVIE: 'Oliver' A young 9 ® - MOVIE: 'Silent Night help a producer put on a show Ryan O’Neal. Marisa Berenson. endish gang sets out to kidnap 33) - Krofft Superstars 8 - Voica of Faith tionships of three married (25) - Increible Programa en el Bergman, Henry Travers. 1945. ESPN Sports Network IB) 3:30 A.M. 8 - So You Got TrouMos orphan, taken in by a wealthy Lonely Night* Two lonely peo­ but mistake a song writer for an Patrick Magee. 1975. Ulysses S. urent, the Lone Ran­ O - Batman (X ) - Waltons - Are You Anybody? couples. Alan Alda. Carol Bur­ cual personas interpretan actos (3D - Seven Brides for Seven HBO Homo Box Office (Q) ISD - Elaotric Company 3® nett, Len Cariou 1981 benefactor, is kidnapped by his ple try to find happiness outside absconding cashier. Joan Blon- ger and Tonto ride to the re » 3 3 r NBA Baakstball: (BS - Saoamo Btiaot (X) - Tatdetalea considerados increibles o dis- Brothers 2:45 A.M. cue. Klinton Spilsbury, Jasor) PhNodalphla at San Antonio (& - Leave It to Beaver ( 8 - Qllllgan’s Island old gang. Ron Moody. Oliver the framework of yesterday's dell. Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell. USA USA Network (9. 10:00 A.M. ( X )-N e w s S7) - Sneak Previews Co-hosts tintos. Reed, Harry Secombe 1968 C3D - MOVIE: 'Fred Asteire memories. Lloyd Bridges. Shir­ 1933 (2® - MOVIE: 'All th. Fin. Robards, Michael Horse. 1081» 7:30 A.M. (25 - Una Limoana de Amor 8 - Nawnvatch WHCT Hartford, CT OB' 4:00 A.M. CSD - Hour Mogozlna - News at Noon dD-JIm Bakkar CXD Seria dramatica an la cual se 8 (SD - Mr. Rogora’ (2D - Wook In Review WTXX Watarbury, CT l a 3 D - Pink Panther Show CSD - Tom Cotdo Up Closa (Q ) - Good Times envuelven romance, intriga y Neighborhood crimen. Liliana Abud, Jose Al­ CNN Cable News Ntwrk (S) 2 3 - MOVIE: 'Chaaoh and C3) - Now *26.000 Pyramid - Varied Programs Chong's NIo* Orsams' Tw o loo (S-Undotdog 32) (2® fonso. 8 - X E T U WWLP Sprinafield, MA (Q) CSD-Couplas - USA Movie cream vendors try to earn en­ 29-SooobyDoo 3® (29 - Ghost and Mrs. Muir 8 - WKRP in Cincinnati CINEMAX ough cash to achieve their fond­ CS) - Rompar Room 0 9 - Living Faith Cinemax & 8:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. Sunday TV WEDH Hartford, CT (S est dreams. Cheech Marin. 33) 8 I D - Varlad Programa 8 -M o v ia Thomas Chong, Stacy Keach. 3 D - Tom A Jerry and Friond* (XD CXD - Guiding Light dD - Eyowitnmo Nowo WXTV 3 3 - E8PN SportsCantar 8 -T o k o 2 Paterson, NJ l a . 1961. ( 8 - Buga. Porky A Frionda - World's Greatest Cartoon dD 8 - M'A'B'H 3 9 -Sonya 8 - Nowteontor (XD WVIT Hartford, CT a ' 4:15 A.M. (S) - Vonoaaa Lucia Mandat, Show 8 - Wolcomo Book Kottor 5 :0 0 A .M . by British Intelligence as a liqui­ 3 ® - Oral Roberts and You (22) (29 - Voyagorsl Phlne.s (£ ) - Jimmy Swaggart SPOTLIGHT Hsetor Bonilla, Rogalio Guarra. 8 -N a w a ( 8 -T h o Doctor* @® - General Hospital dator. He emerges as a hero and Jeffrey help the Wright Spotlight o 33 ) - MOVIE: ‘Flash Gordon' CXD 8 - Electric Company (3D - Wait 'til Your Father Gets (2 9 - Meeting Halfway 33 ) - MOVIE; Th # Bordar- A Flash fights to save Earth from O - Porky Pig 8 - All-Day Movia* 8 - Marous Wslby, M. 0. Home amidst various amorous in­ brothers and World War I ace W8BK Boston, MA (XD - Bonanza 8 - Extrono* Caminos (58) - Jim Bakker volvements. Rod Taylor, Trevor man wages war against corrupt Ming the Marcilasa. Sam J. 8 - El Milagro da Vivir 8 - Family Faud Eddie Rickenbacker. (R) (60 WQGB Springfield, MA (SZ)-Mr. Rogora’ Nolghborhood 33) ~ Tom & Jerry and Friends 8 - Mora R u l Pwipla (3D - News (§® - Latinos Howard, Jill St. John. 1966 min.) border guards who manipulate Jonas, Melody Anderson, Max 139 - Foots of Ufa the lives of Mexican immi­ WQBY Springfield, MA r a Von Sydow. Rated PG. 8:30 A.M. 12:30 P.M. 3® - Sonya 8 - Nm v. (TT) - Biography - Embajadores de la Musice 8:30 A.M. * 3® (2® - Nature 'A Question of grants. Jack Nicholson, Valeria 8 - Walton* CSD (3D - Young and tho o *• Spidarman 92) - Gymnastics: USGF Single Programa musical presentando Learning.' Tonight's program (2D - Freemen Reports QE) - Flintstonoa (SD - ElKtrlc Company C3D - Portuguese Around Us la musica y el folklore de Col­ Parrine, Warren Oates. 1982. Elimination Championship Thar he blows investigates how animals learn. Rated R. (3D - Make It Real ombia. (60 min.) (ID - Sports (2® - Afrioa'a Weeping (3D Day of Discovery Warren Beatty plays a 3® - What About Women 3® - NHL Hockey: New Jersey 5 :1 5 A .M . 3 D - Newa/Sporta/Weether THIS IS MEP TURNER FROM 9D - Magilla Gorilla 3® - MOVIE: 'Eleanor and at Boston TH0U9ANP9 OF MILES AWAY, ON THE (T3) - SRO: Rad Skelton-Fraddy lock-loving Lothario In Franklin: the White Houae - Saa Power LOWER SLOPES OP MT. EVEREST.-. NEW YORK. WE HAVE YOUR ASTBO-GBAPH the Freeloader Freddy plans h(s (2® - Bugs Bunny & Friends (IZ) - All Creatures Great and BRIDGE "Shampoo." the social satire Yeara' Depicted are the per­ Small 3 ® - Ask the Maneger BENEFACTOR. J.P AteKEE.IN holiday meal (2D - Crossfire sonal lives of Eleanor and OUR STOPIOS TONIGHT. HOW IS to air on ABC, Sunday, Dec. 7:15 P.M. (SZ) - Firing Una Bernice Bede Osol 5 :3 0 A .M . 3 ® - Robert Schuller: The Hour Franklin Delano Roosevelt dur- EVERYTHIN0 A confusing convention of Power [Closed Captioned] 26. Goldie Hawn, Julie Chris­ ‘. you (3D - Oral Roberts (3D - MOVIE: 'The Yellow tally being splashed with turns up to renew the writer's presantan este programa de Newa PONT LET ' BIJTHOfOOO... LEAVIN' J REPORT T O (2® - CNN Headline News Submarine* In this animated variedad musical producido en ABOUT'EM! 4 A JOS • of tramps to the rank of could still be rather fortunate ' Return To Planet Of Apes nuclear waste. Chevy Chase inspiration. Bill Travers, Virgi­ 7:45 P.M. UGGOTHISJ UNOERSTANP? rSSv NC3W? X KING GUZ! (2D - Week In Review 9D film, the Chief Blue Meanie and Espana. 11:00 P.M. INSTANT, THEYlLBE 4K2 king. regarding your worldly 1981 nia McKenna, Peter Jeffrey. ***. 3 9 - NBA Tonight HIGHLY (22) - Gian Campbell Show 3 2) - NCAA Football: Aloha his henchmen unleash an as­ 1969. CX) - Eyawitneaa News r u - , ♦ AK8 We do not recommend this concerns. Let the good times Bowl from Honolulu 9 ® - Conversation With... ® - WIM Kingdom sault on Pepperland. The Bea­ 8:00 P.M. s c r e a m ! . 4K753 convention to anyone who roll. Your Capricorn Astro- 3 ® - What About Women tles. 1966 (5T) - Myataryl 'Quiet as a Nun.' 5:00 P.M. (3D - Off the Set (2® - Superman 1 2 :4 5 P .M . Jemima is surprised that the CSD (SD - Archio Bunkor's Ploco won’t study it thoroughly Graph predictions fdr 1983 are 39 - MOVIE: The Four C!D (2® - News Vulnerable: Both now ready. Send $1 to Astro- (2D - News/Sports/Weather C3D - Jerry Falwell (3 ) - MOVIE: 'The Prince and nun's death is connected to her SD - Koiok Billie’s relationship with Gary is with his partners. But when Seasons' The change of sea­ (3D ** Barry Farber Dealer: North Graph, Box 489. Radio City sons marks the changing rela­ (2a - Oral Roberts and You CSD - White Star Garage the Pauper' The story of a own television program. (60 CSD - Happy Days Again threatened when Billie takes a it works it is wonderful. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to tionships of three married - Make Peace With Nature prince and a beggar boy who minj [Closed Captioned] CSD - ThOM Amazing Animal. philosophy class. 9 9 - Festival of Faith West North' East Soath (2® (§9 ~ Sesame Street (3D charige clothes and identities N o rth ’ s fiv e -s p a d e specify birth date. Send an couples. Alan-Alda, Carol Bur- (3D - Three Stooges 3® - MOVIE; 'Watarfronf dD - Family Under Fire 3® - Nowhere to Turn 14 Pass 14 response showed three key . nett, Len Cariou 1981 3 9 - C l u b P T L Erroi Flynn. Claude Rains, Alan 2:30 P.M. 44 Pass 4NT additional $2 for the NEW Drama depleting life on the Liv­ C D 9 ® - Matt Houston Matt in­ (2D - Sports Pass cards and his next showed 9 ® - World Tomorrow (3® - Southwest Championship Hale. 1937 3D - MOVIE; Abbott and Pass 54 Pass 5NT Astro-Graph. Matchmaker 6 :1 5 A .M . Wrestling erpool 'Wateriront' Robert vestigates the death of a movie (23) - Newacentar two. Since South was looking 9 :3 0 A .M . 1 :0 0 P .M . Coatallo Meet the Killer*^ Bell­ Newton, Richard Burton, Kath­ actor. (R) (60 min.) Pass 54 Pass 74 wheel and booklet. Reveals (3D - News (2D - Newsmaker Sunday boy Lou is accused of murder. 3 ® - MOVIE: 'History of the at five, he had located afl romantic combinations and □ D d D - NFL Football; New leen Harrison. 1652. Pass Pass Pass (3D - Comment Detective Bud solves the case 9D - Wall St. Journal Rap. World, Part 1' The foibles of civ­ compatibilities for all signs. 6 :3 0 A .M . (22) - Memories With Lawrence York Giants at St. Louis 9 ® - Festival of Faith kings and the queen of (3D - World's Greatest Cartoon Walk aided by swam! Karloff. Bud 321 - NBA Baakotball; ilized man are satirized in this AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) (3D - Captain Kangaroo trumps and bid seven. Show 3 3 - MOVIE: 'T h . Greatest Abbott, Lou Costello, Boris Kar­ (2D - Nawa/Sporta/Weathar Philadelphia at San Antonio epic comedy. Met Brooks, Take advantage of any oppor­ (2® - Supersoccer Story Ever Told' The life of Je­ Opening lead: 4J He won the club in (3D - Time for Timothy - Point of View loff. 1955 3 ® - MOVIE; Cattle King' A 39 - MOVIE: ‘Buddy, Budd/ A Madeline Kahn, Harvey Kor- tunities lodqy to go to gather­ (3D (25) - Cite con Colombia sus is followed from the manger man. 1981. dummy, cashed the king and (3D - Ask the Doctor - Josie and the Pussycats 3® - Spotlight Preview rancher trys to save his land man tries to prevent the suicide A H H "' HOW I OUGHT TO a>^^E HERE \M NTA/WNLITE"' ings where you could meet new (3D through his years as a teacher of his hotel neighbor. Walter ara of trumps and noted that 9 D - Hostess Family Classics 3® - Wild, Wild West from a corrupt cattleman. Rob­ (2® - Larson Sunday Night m THERE people. Beneficial relatlonsh*— 9® Voice of Faith and ends at the cross in Cal­ 3:00 P.M. ert Teylor. 1963. Matthau, Jeck Lemmon, Paula L E F T T R A K igU IL MORE OFTEN ANC7 RELIVE I THINK I trmnps were breaking 4-1. S T) - Focus on Society vary Max Von Sydow, Dorothy (2Z) - Preaante By Oswald Jacoby can be established. ■ (I® - MOVIE: 'Race for Your d D - MOVIE: 'H a s^ H u r f Five Prentiss. 1681. Rated R. FIELC7 IN IT 15 NOW. SOVE OF MV GREAT KNOW WHV. WEREN'T TOen be took his ace and (2® - Batman McGuire. Roddy McDowell, (2® - Bettor Health and Jame* Jacoby PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Life. Charlie Brown Charlie 1 1 :1 5 A .M . wounded soldiers in a hospital 11:15P.M. WINTER. ESEAUTIFUL, HELPING TRIUMFWG^ a n v .' / k in g of diamonds and raffed Brown and the entire Peanuts (2D > Evans and Novak Charlton Heston. 1965. 3® - Let the Children Live 9® - Voice of Faith Fresh ambitions could be (2D - Health Weak offer friendship to a Scottish (3D ® - News IN FACT.' his last diamond with group IS packed off to summer (22) - Day of Discovery (SJ - MOVIE: 'The Last Days of (29 - Silont C rl.l. The first four no-trump awakened in you today. You corporal. Ronald Reagan, Patri­ 9® - Waltonifi WONPER > dummy’s trump queen. camp 1977 Rated G (2 9 - MOVIE: 'Teas' A young 1 1 :3 0 A .M . Pompeii' A Roman Centurian m cia Neal, Richard Todd. 1950. (2D - Nows/Sporta/Woothor 11:30P.M. convention was Ely Culbert­ might begin to feel the urge to (SZ)' Say Brother WHV r CON'T ’Then he took the proven (2® ~ Public Affairs woman finds herself aban­ (3D - Face the Nation love with a Christian girl, fights - MOVIE; 'Gunge Din' This (22) (S )-C H I P . Ponch is introd­ CXD-CBS News son’s. The second, known as raise your sights for grander doned by her new husband and gladiators and lions to-win her. 5:30 P.M. CO T H A T . '^ finesse against E)ast’s 10 of targets. Follow these Inclina­ (2D - Evans and Novak (3D 9® - This Week with David IS the story of British military ac­ uced to his new partner. (R) (60 - David Suaakind key card, was invented by in the hands of her unscrupu­ Steve Reeves, Christine Kauf- (XD spades, drew the last trump tions. (22) - Mirada Revival Hour Brinkley tion in the mountains of North­ ff) - Muppat Show min.) Oswald Jacoby and aban­ lous cousin.- Natassia Kinski, mann, Fernando Rey. 1960 ern India. Douglas Fairbanks, C3D - MOVIE: Topaz* Global se­ i T L and had guarded against the ARIES (March 21-April IB) - Rex Humbard ■ (2D - Nawamaker Sunday (29 - MOVIE; 'For Your Eya. curity is threatened when It is doned by him because it was (29 - MOVIE: Rock For Peter Firth, Leigh Lawson. (3D Gary Grant, Joan Fontaine. CO 5-1 heart break since he only This Is a good day to either visit Kampuchea' Musical artists of. 1980 Rated PG 3 D - MOVIE: 'Spellbound' A (2® SZ) - Tony Brown's Journal Only* Agent James Bond tracks discovered that the Russians just too difficult for that 9D - MOVIE: 'The World Of 1939. the underworld figure who has needed to discard two losers or entertain contacts who rock and n^w wave join to­ Abbott And Costello' Comedy female psychiatiist helps an 'Killer of Dreams.' Tony Brown have infiltrated high French early day and age. (2® - Celebrate 9 2 )-1 9 8 2 SportaWoman/Year stolen a crucial British defense could be helpful to you career- gether in this benefit concert to highlights from eighteen of the amnesia victim who is accused visits with Jacklyn McDonald, a government positions. Freder­ on hearts. A look at ESPN's 'Sports- mechanism. Roger Moore, To­ Today, modem exuprts vrise. Include them in your ) aid the people of Cambodia. 3® - World Wide Church/God most popular Abbott and Cos­ of murder. Ingrid Bergman, Gre­ victim of sickle cell anemia. ick Stafford, Deny Robin, John (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Woman* of the Year. pol. Carole Bouquet. 1981. are using key-card Black­ The Clash. The Who, Paul 9 ® - Insight tello films. Narrated by Jack E. gory Peck. 1945. Forsythe. 1969. testivltles. 3 6 - Teeijn: 'El Belle' Rated PG. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) McCartney ^ Leona^rd. 1965 3 D - NCAA Division I Women's (3® - Ovation Today's pro­ (2D - Inside Buaineea C«W»>B«eA.Me..TMRBg IZ-24 1 0 :0 0 A .M . grams are 'City Lights: Dolly (2® - National Geographic 2 Evening in Answer to Previous Puzzle You might be a trifle slow early (5® - Ring Around the World ® MOVIE: 'Dig That Volleyball Championship from (22) - Sports WrapHJp ACROSS (3D - Sunday Morning the University of the Pacific Parton and Burt Reynolds,' 6:00 P.M. Special Italy In the day getting Into the spirit (§® > Devey/Goliath Uranium' The Boys buy a mine ( S ) - Sign Off (3D - Happy Days in Nevada and depart to claim 'Over Here' and 'Focus on Bri­ (X) ' MOVIE: By the Light of @ - MOVIE: 'Fiddlor On tho 1 Summortiin* 3 Layer of things, but as time wears on 3 D - MOVIE: 'The Lady With A tain: Scotland-Energy for the 6 :4 5 A .M . (3D - Sunday Mess their fortune. The Bowery Boys, Lamp* The bitter struggle of the Silvery Moon' A man’s wife Roof Tevye trys to marry off his (S9 - MOVIE; 'Night Of Tho (abbr.) 4 Kindergarten you’ll not only pick up the pace 80's.* (2 hrs.) and children think he is playing daughters amid social upheaval Iguene* A defrocked minister, 4 CoUag* — you’ll set III (§® - Sacred Heart (TD - Tom & Jerry Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. 1956. Florence Nightingale as she GIFTS 5 Confsdarats acting as a guide, inspires the (2D - NFL Preview fought against disease, from (2D - Nawa around with a French actress. in Old Russia. Topol, Norma athlanc group Stats* Army QEMIM (M n 21-J ih m 20) You 7 :0 0 A .M . 9 3 ) - MOVIE: 'Don't Cry, It's Doris Day, Gordon McRae. Crane. Leonard Frey. 1971. lives of three of the woman on London luxury to the Crimean @ • MOVIE: 'Made In Peris’ A ppe nt 8 Maridian (abbr.) have the ability to bring Joy to Only Thunder* A young Ameri­ (25) - Enfoqua 1653. the-tour. Richard Burton, De­ iTjr A ^B ; C3D (2® - Kenneth Coi>eland War front. Anna Neagle, Mi­ vivacious fashion buyer meets (SZ) ' Nature 'Signs and Sig­ 12 0f6od|Lat) 6 To lov* (Fr.) all you encounter today. You'll can serviceman aids homeless (50) - Newsmakers chael Wilding 1952 three eligible men In Paris. Ann- - New . nals.' The efforts of naturalists' borah Kerr, Ava Gardner, Sue 13 Information I (3D - Ken Copeland dD 39 99 Lyon. 1964 7 Snakes be especially appreciated when orphans in wartime Saigon. Margret Louis Jourdan, - Ri­ to learn the language of ani­ u t Dennis Christopher, Susan S ® - Incredible Hulk CSD - BattlsMar OalM tic. Cfiuup you P sgoncy (abbr.) you do thlr^gs for others less (3D - This Is the Life 1 2 :0 0 P .M . chard Cranna. 1966. mals is examined. (60 min.) - Council of Rabbia 14Nak*d 8 Compass Saint James. 1961 Rated PG. (2D - News/Sports/Weather 39 - MOVIE; 'Flash Gordon' point fortunate than you. j (3D - Newark Reality (3D - Face the State (26 Santo Domiitgo Invite (SZ) - Media Probes 'Sounda- 15 Maasurs of CANCER (June 21-JMy 22) @ - MOVIE: 'Abbott and - NFL Football: New Flash fights to save Earth from 8:30 P.M. 6 Us (3D - Robert Schuller round.* Tonight's program ex­ land (metric) J i You're v ^ charismatic today Costello: Keep 'Em Flying' Ab­ (3D - Opporti^nity Knocks England at Pittsburgh 3® - MOVIE: Teas' A young Ming the Mercilaaa. Sam J. C5D d D - Gloria Joey viaits his 10 Unequal (3® - Sunday Cartoon Express woman finds herself aban­ Jonas, Melody Anderson. Max plores our sound environment. D 16 Highway axil and likely to be the center of bott and Costello are in the Air (3D - Dr. Robert Schuler father for the first time since the (R) [Closed Captioned] (2® - Presente doned by her new husband and Von Sydow. Rated PG. 17 Energy thingi attention wherever you go. 9 ® - Festival of Faith Force and mix in everything - SportsCenter Plus separation of his parents. ON IT ? 92) (2® - Pelicula; 'Cedena in the hands of her unscrupu­ agency (abbr.) 11 Tidy Don’t shun gatherings because (2® - Insight from romance to a pilot's solo ® - Xmas Special: Solti and 9 D ' IndaparKlent Network 11:45 P.M. flight. Abbott and Costello, 9 ® - MOVIE: 'Zorro, the Gay Mentiras' lous cousin. Natassia Kinski, the Chioego Symphony 18 Lawns 19 Gariatic 32 City in 51 Amaricsn you feel the group Is too large. (2D - News/Sports/Weather Blade* Zorro and his effeminate Newa (SD - MOVIE; 'Mama' A wildly Martha Raye. Carol Bruce. 3® - NFL Football; Teams to bo Pater Firth, Leigh Lawson. T h W J iz-4 4 20 Curvy Isttar matarial Oklahoma LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Condi­ brother are portrayed in this @ - Newa/Sporta/Weather eccentric woman's Indomltsble Indians (22) - Jimmy Swaggart 1941 Announced 1960. 9:00 P.M. 22 Swift aircraft (abbr.) tions may develop today to put comic spoof of the legend. - Newacentar spirit carries her and everyone 36 Music tyllabi* CT® - World Tomorrow (2D - News 9 ® - Mayor's Report (BZ) - Hollywood (XD CSD ' Jofforaona Florence's around her through thick and (abbr.) 21 Work with a 53 Opinion you In the forefront, virtiether George Hamilton, Lauren Hut­ - Six Great Ideas 23 In th* offing 38 Fsmal* saint 9® - Morningtown O ) - Chalice of Salvation ton, Brenda Vacarro. 1981. (fZ) - Sunday Review 3:15 P.M attitude toward George thin. Lucille Ball, Robert Praa- nsadls 54 eoKt you choose to be there or not. _ - MOVIE: 'Sunday in New changes when she needs finan­ ton, Beatrice Arthur. 1974 25 Noun suffix 24 Frad Astaira's (abbr.) The role fits, so accept it: (2®-M r. Rogers' Neighborhood Rated PG. 3D - MOVIE: ‘South Paolflo' 55 Table 7 :3 0 A .M . 1 :3 0 P .M . York* A girl arrives at her broth­ cial advice. (XD - Sports Wrap-up JTODULPBE 27 Facing sister 40 Small child VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) No (2® - Mlea Tele Dominco 9® - Scholastic Sports Acad. young American Navy nun^ C3D - My Neighbor's Religion (2D - Money Week er’s New York apartment and S D - Morv Griffin F UP 30 Noon 26 Caspian 43 Coal icutda lupporti matter how busy you are today, 9® - Sunday at the King's and a Frenchman in UawtlLllnd must weigh her standard of 33) - MOVIE; 'Don't Cry. If. 'THAT d D - Eighth Day (2® - Sacrifice of the Mass Only Thunder* A young Ameri­ 33 Porsonality 27 NippI* you’re not likely to forget to set House (2® - Where River Enters See romance during W6rid W ar II morality against her brother's II- SD 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Motoor' A 34 Abominsbi* 45 For rowing 57 Indefinite in (3D - Growing Years 3 9 - MOVIE: 'Oliver' A young @ - How To With Pete MItti Gaynor, Rotlano BrazzI, maseive meteor hurtles through can aarvicaman aids homalaat 28 Giant of fairy some time aside to give thanks (2D - News/Sporte/Weather fastyla. Cliff Robertson, Jane snowman 47 Unlikely ardor- orphan, taken in by a wealthy John Karr. 1968 Fonda, Rod Taylor. 1964. space on a collision court# with orphans in wartime Saigon. tala* for your blessings and all the W - W.V. Grant benefactor, is kidnapped by his (SZ) - Inside Business Dennis Christopher, Susan AMP 36 Sard’s rivar 48W*ath*r (22) (2® - Meet the P reu (S)-S 900iol earth. Sean Connery. Natalia 29 Fomala* 59 Flower good things life has to otter. (2D - Big Story old gang. Ron Moody. Oliver ® - World of Book. Saint Jamas. 1981. Rated PG. 37 Waapons (2® - Whales that Wouldn't Die 2 :0 0 P .M . Wood, Martin Landau. 1979. M \oxoMur 30 Cultivatas bureau (abbr.) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Od. 23) Get (2® New Jersey Hispano Reed, Harry Secombe. 1968. Jack Lord narrates this story of 3:30 P. 6:30 P.M. (Ql - MOVIE: 'Dangerous 38 Rhythmic 46 Mast cut necklace out and make your duty calls (3® - HBO Theatre: Barefoot In 9 D - Lou Rawla Parade of Start DIET movamant 31 Rodant 9 ® - Box Humbard the Pacific gray whale. The Park This look at newlywed 3 9 - T o p Rank BoxIngTfDnrLo. dD 99 - ABC Nm m Friend* A hip young man heads as early as possible. ^ late Vagao o - Women in Criale a cult of taanagara who live In a 41 Ssmual's 1 2 2 4 B S 7 S B 10 It 9 ® - Heritage Corner (2® - Jetsons (25) - 8# Anunciere life was one of Broadway's - Mwnorio. With Lavwmoo afternoon you’ll want to be most successful comedies. IS ) - Big Story 3D (2 D -N o w . land of drugs and caaual prom- taachar 9 ® - R*x Humbard (2® - MOVIE: 'Lad: e Dog' A col­ ' Ik 14 home, spending time with your 8 :0 0 A .M . ieculty. Robert Lyons, Richard 42 Grow molar* 12 12 family. lie dog brings health and happi­ (3® - Sunday at the King's o - MOVIE: ‘Lady Corollno Future Sport (8 1 139 - MOVIE; 'Battlo (SZ) - Nova 'The Television Ex­ Beyond the Start’ A tpacethip Thomas. Gloria Graham. 1971. 44 Freed (3D - Berrio ness to a crippled girl. Peter House Lamb' Tho wlfo of a mombor of IS 17 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) plosion.' The pest, present and InsMo Bualnou commander recruits tavan mer- 9 9 - MOVIE: To Bo Announood 46 Now (prafix) 11 (3D - Jimmy Sweggert Breck, Peggy McCay, Carroll (S t - MOVIE: 'Titanic' The story Pariimont bocomo. involvod This could be p red-letter day, future of television is presented. with Lord Byron to tho omb.r- canarlat to tava a planet under 47 Farm agency (R) (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ O'Connor. 1962. of the Titanic that sailed from ® - NBC Nowo IS IS 20 21 22 not just because it’s a wonder- - (3D -- Confluence raumont of hor family and tho tiaga. Gaorga Pappard, Richard 12KK>A.M. England with 2200 passengers ® \ m OVIE: 'Brian'. Song' Tho tut holiday but because you’re tioned] (SS ** Sports America Thomas, John Saxon. 1980. QD - MOVIE; Tho Moo 48 ^ ^ i a CBD - Celebretlon/Eucharist in April 1912. Clifton Webb, jaopordy of hor huabond's poai-' friondship of two profoailonol 22 24 21 26 entering a cycle where you 1 2 :3 0 P .M . lion. Sarah M il.., Richard Navor Woo' British N .v Z SO Sapia (3D - Dr. Cho 10:15A.M. Barbara Stanwyck, Robert athlatot, Brian Piccolo and (2® ( I S - Maatarpleoa Theatre lig.ne* offic r* dtvlM o | should be materially kicky. Ch.mbori.in, Jon Finch, M .r- T o Serve Them All My Days.' 82 Practice - Dr. Snuggtee (2D - Cooking/Kerr QD (5D - NFL Today Wagner. 1953. G .yls S .y.ra , I. portrayml. throw tho Gormans oft guard, 27 IS 26 90 21 22 9D g .rM Laishton, L.uranc. 011- Chris makaa a daclalon about ANPePWN AYACWTD I M (aOINQ-Tt? H A V FID 56 Prassntly SAGITTARIUS (NPV. SSJBac. 3 D - Higheohool Quiz (2D - Week In RavieW Jam a. Caen, Billy Dm Wil­ making th* Invasion of Sicily IF I'M qiPINfif TO UVF 21) This is your day to cate- (32) - ESPN SportsCenter 10:30 A.M. vl.r, John Mill*. 1973 liam., Sh.llay FabarM. R.twl David's marriage propotal. (60 >VNDDRIVEA lEerA HBOcoFAai® 68 High 22 24 21 26 9 ® * NFL Films 'Super Bowl ( S ) - Shakespeare Plays oailor for tho Alllos. Clifton IN brata. Beginning as of now, 9® - MOVIE: 'Flesh Gordon' C3D - TV Maes 400 P.M. G. 1B73. min.) [Closed (captioned] Wobb, Gloria Grahoma, Sto- MASERATI... RAISE IN /WY ALLiSWANCE . 60 PayaWa 'XV* Highlights; Oakland vs. 'Cymbelina.' Shakaspaara’i 61 Loam deposit 41 things which caused you prob­ Flash fights to ssve Earth from O D - There The Spirit IBZ) - Oourmot Cooking phon Boyd. 1058. 27 M 2t 40 Ming the Merciless. Sam J. Philadelphia.' tragic comedy about a Quean CSD (X ) - NFL Football: 9:15 P.M. 62 Faneing lem* are llkaly to tall by the Philadelphia at DaHaa Jones, Melody Anderson, Max 9D - Pink Panther Show 9 9 - Greeteet Sports Legends trying to stop her stepdaugh­ 7:00 P.M. (2D - Fraomon Roport* ( 3 - Our Foigottan Family 42 42 4 ^ wayside, and thus open new ter's romantic desires is pre­ sword Von Sydow. Rated PG. ' Newsmaker Sunday - Voloe of Faith (33) - Nowa/Sporta/Woottior , V horizons. (2D (2D - Croeefire sented. (3 hrs.) dD CSD - so MlnutM 9:30 P.M. V r 63 Ovula (9 - MOVIE: 'The Enemy 46 U7 (NEWSPAPER Exrrnf WWC ASSN.) O - Little Reaeala ( 8 * Electric Company (8M2® ~ NFL '82 - RlptoVo Bollova It Or - On# Day at ‘Hnw ( S I - Entortalnmont Thia Wook 64 Egyptian (2® - MOVIE: 'Love Among the B iloW Men attempt to outme- CSD 99 O D SD 0 Not Tonight', program faeturai Ann's playing InnkMpor to hor O - Tho AthloMs cross (2D - Newa/Sports/Weather ( 2 ) - Embejedoree de le Muelca O - MOVIE: 'For Your Eyes Rulna’ An aging acli'ass being neuver each other in a deadly unu.ual food, of tho world, tho .fomlly put* hor at wit's and. 66 Mix ( 2 ) • Robert SehuKw Programs musical pretentsndo Ofil/ Agent James Bond tracks sued by a young gigolo is de auhmarina dual at aaa during (5Z) - Sign Off Diplomatese: “ Procedural la musics y el folkibre de Col­ fended by her long-ago lover myth, of tho groat .p a t and a 66 Burro ® - MOVIE: 'CMtle King' A the underworld figure who has W.W.II. Roboft Mitchum, Curt S t - W*n S t Journal Rap. matters" is a phrase used to ombia. stolen ■ crucisi British defense Katharine Hepburn, Sir Laur­ sc.nd.tou. royal lov. affair. (R) 12:16A.M. rancher trys to seve his land Jurgont. A1 Hadlaon. 1967. (80 min.) 10K)QP.M. DOWN say they’re doodling, mak­ from e corrupt cattleman. Rob- (2® • Batman mechanism. Rogsr Moors, To­ ence Olivier, Colin Blakely d D - MOVIE: ‘Morttoflo of a 1974. Q Q )-N o w a Q D - Sport* Loflonds ing lists and otherwisie art Taylpr. 1963. - Kids Are People Too pol, Csrole Bouquet. 1981. SD QD - Trappor John, M.D. A Voung BtooklHOkai' A young Rated PG. 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Rins of Bright ( Q ) . MOVIE: T h a Liquidator'A 321 - ESRN SportM^ontor Mrootoomor Santa rafyaa* llfa- man has to daclda if tho stylo of 1 Normandy putting-off getting to the ( 8 (S® - SMcme StrMt aavlng aurgaty. (60 min.) living ho hi* craatad for himsalf invasion day 10:45 A.M. ( S ) - Msgfo of Oil Painting . Water* A London clerk takes a dmld man who loathaa 39-8poftgProbo n - a .W .ti. nitty-^tty. ( 8 ) - El Mlnlaterio de Jimmy pet otter with him to the Scot- bloodahad and vlolanca la hired JSi (29 - Adelente (2® > MOVIE: 'Modem S ) - N * w a Swaggart Preaanta . tiah hlqhlanda where ha intends throuoh unusual eircumatancas Pltidae turn to page 19 ) 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Dec. 24, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Dec. 24. 1982 - 2 1 Jesus was a misfit Wedding — by h is time's rules Matthewson-Watts BUSINESS /Classified Sheri A. Watts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Watts of North Elm Street and Kurt Andrew Matthew­ son of Newington, son of Mr. and hb's. Ronald Matthew­ iCciilor's note: The following questions that haunt all sensitive Leaders of the religious establisli- son of Rocky Hill, were married Oct. 9 at South United was written in 1967 by the late young men: Who am I? What should ment were irritated by this kind of Methodist Church. l.ouia Casaela, for many years I do with my life? talk. Their annoyance progressed to Higher education within reach-— just look The Rev. Lawrence Hill performed the double ring United Press International's He emerged from this period of outrage when the rebellious young ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Washington-based religion isolation with strong, well-thought- man began to challenge time- father. Robin Felietter of Manchester was maid of world of higher education financing? cleaning, breakfast and lunch chores. writer. It drew so much favorable out convictions. He felt he must honored tenets of conventional Exciting, imaginative new formulas to bring a higher honor. Bridesniaids were Lynn Matthewkon of Rocky 1) By underwriting work-study programs of their o ^ . 5) By seeking alumni contributions and grants so u w eomment that it was repeated share these convictions with others, morality. education within the reach of low- and middle-income Hiil, Veena Matthewson of New York, Wendy Graff of What’s new here is that colleges are now making it a the colleges can begin their own loan programs, based during several subsequent Christ­ so he began to go from town to town, When he dared to say that loving fainilles are now being developed to take the place of Manchester, and Chris Lerch of Coventry. Cindy Y o u r priority to locate employment for their undergraduates. on an individual’s need. At Guilford, through an in­ inas seasons. IIPI offers it again talking to anyone who would listen. other people, being genuinely kind dwindling federal sulMldles — and that means your Wilsinski of Manchester was flower girl. “ It’s a change in the basic perception of who's responsi­ novative effort, the students themselves are seeking to this year.) He had no money and lived like a and thoughtful toward them, is more greatest danger, as a prospective college student or a David Matthewson of Jamaica, N.Y. was best man. M o n e y 's ble for the student’s education, placing some of the help other students. A unique challenge by toe students vagrant, accepting such hospitality important than keeping rules, the . parent, lies in despair that the education is out of reach. Ushers were Jim Watts of Manchester, Steve Watts and financial burden on the student’s shoulders,” Rogers to the alumni of toe college pledges part of their own By Louis Cassels as was offered him. He often slept in establishment decided he was a It would be easy for you, the prospective student or mi&W- Robert Watts, both of Cherry Point, N.C. an d^K s W o r t h explains. “ It’s a healthy development.” student activities fees to a loan fund for needy students United Press International the fields. dangerous radical who must be put parent, to be terribly discourag^. The average cost of Miiler of Avon. Brian Oberdorff of PhiladelphitlVi. 2) By developing much more significant cooperative if the alumni will match their pledge two for one. He wasn't choosy about the com­ down. ^ ^ L e a r at a private U.S. college has jumped 110 per- Sylvia Porter Once upon a time, there was a was ring bearer. programs, involving an agreement between an In the meantime, you, a prospective student, must rot pany he kept. The religious folk of Perhaps if he had cooled it a bit, M w ln the past 10 years to $6,184— and in many private young man who wore sandals, a employer and the college and creating a position usually rule out competing for available federal funds. The his home town were scandalized they would have let him off with a After a reception at the Knights of Columbus lodge in institutions, the costs may top $12,000. For one year! bea'-d and long hair, " Manchester, the couple went on a wedding trip to Cape filled by two students on a rotating tesis. The students federal programs are in a state of flux, but they remain when they learned that he consorted few years in jail. But he was too vV' At the same time, the cost of higher education in His parents were law-abiding, Cod. They, are making their home in Newington. alternate semesters, one working full-time while toe a viable option. Pursue them. with people they regarded as im­ committed to make compromises. public institutions has nearly doubled to a minimum of middle-class folks. They provided a other attends college. The benefits are that toe position Also search out all private scholarships. View moral and “ kooky.” He couldn’t conform, not even to > ■’ The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School $2,668. This is no longer an Investment you or your fami­ good home for their son, sent him to is often well paid, in toe student’s field and can result in yourself and your family in terms of ethnic origin, His parents and other relatives • save his life. and is empioyed as an audit clerk with Ames Depart­ ly can afford to take on without serious thought. good schools, and took him to permanent employment after graduation. parents’ professional organization, your proposed were embarrassed about his So. the establishment framed him ment Stores in Rocky Hill. The groom is a graduate of But, says Dr. Wiliiam R. Rogers, president of worship services every sabbath. 3) By emphasizing internship programs, under which course of study. Financing a bachelor’s degree is more behavior. They tried to talk him into on a sedition charge, and he was Manchester High School and C P I and is employed as a Guilford Oallege in Greensboro, N.C. — a college cited The cutbacks by the federal government have been They expected that some day he a student is placed for a semester in a low-paying or un­ complex, but educational fulfillment remains very coming home and going to work in executed like a common criminal. Mrs. Kurt A. Matthewson data processor for NAPA. as one of the S) in the nation with high academic stan­ harsh since 1980. The number of Guaranteed Student would take over his father’s paid work setting (usually with a non-profit organiza­ much a possible dream. Make the dream a reality. the family business. But he told dards and below-average prices — “ the response of Loans — largest of five government programs funding business. Could any good possibly come tion) and may receive a subsequent tuition subsidy from r “Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” her com­ 2 higher education— decreased 18 percent to 21 percent in them that wasn’t his bag. college officials has evolved into positive approaches to from a life like that? the college in exchange for toe work. prehensive guide to income taxes, is now available this diiemma. 1981 alone. Federal awards for work-study programs But the young man had different Some people — mostly the poor, That young man has been for near­ tlirough her column. Send $3.95 plus $1 for mailing and “ Various combinations have been worked out,” he have dwindled 20 percent at many colleges. 4) By giving students responsibility for specific ideas. To the distress of his parents, the sick and the outcast — thought ly 2,000 years and still is today the h,indling to “ Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” in says, “ involving combinations of work-study programs, National Direct Student Loans (a campus-based college services. The college provides on-campus he turned 'his back on the comfor­ he was a great guy because he was most admired person who ever Engagements care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, loan plans financed and administered by the colleges program) have been slashed as much as 45 percent at employment and job experience while it recoups in tui­ table future they had prepared for clearly on their side. He had the lived. Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal some campuses. tion some of its daily expenses. A student may pay a him. He left home and dropped out nerve to say they were closer to themselves and tuition packages that bypass traditional On Dec. 25 each year, more than a So how are colleges responding to this brave new lower tuition in exchange for daily residence hall Press Syndicate.) of respectable society. God, in their misery and lump-sum payments at the start of each semester.” acknowledged sin, than the self- billion people around the world stop For a while, he lived like a hermit rightous types who made a big deal work and decorate their homes and in a lonely place, neglecting to eat out of public performance and their prepare festive meals and sing hap­ Detailed analysis of the Scriptures 4 while l^e struggled with the religious duties. py songs to celebrate his birthday. About Town The Word Processor'—a computerized Bible program hopes to expand the program to 20 to study the Bible. marry their high-tech knowledge begin the tedious, expensive process “ It provides instant access to in­ By Teresa H. Anderson other home computers by next Brown said he believed the com­ The schedule today is 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Monday with their interest In studying the of computerizing one of toe world’s formation about the Bible and is United Press International spring. puter program was of particular Masons install Kjellson ' through Thursday, next week, the centers will be open Bible. best-read and lengthiest books. designed to remember what you Most of the people who have benefit to children. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to 10 p.m. On Friday, New AUS“nN, Texas— Two Texas men study so you can refer back to it,” “ To use people’s time efficiently They located a computer tape that purchased the Bible program use it “ Children are attracted to a com­ 'I'ear’s eve, the hours will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. have combined the world’s oldest said Brown, who helped design the for home study, although pastors, puter screen, the same attraction bestseller with modem technology in home Bible study is just what a had been used to typeset the data base management system for Sunday school teachers and Chris­ that draws them to a video gam e,” ' to develop a computer program tlut computer is made for,” Brown said. traditional King James version of NASA’s Apollo series of moon Film slated Sunday tian school libraries also have he said. “ You grow up with TV and allows detailed analysis of the Scrip­ Bible Research Systems, which the Bible for conventional book prin­ rockets, bought the system. are much more comfortable sitting A film entitled “ Free Again" will be shown Sunday at tures at toe touch of a keyboard. the two men operate out of a small ting, and laboriously reduced its 4.5 office in Brown’s hillside Austin million characters into a workable “ For instance, if you’re studying in front of a tube.” 6 p.m. at Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. The company hopes to expand Bert Brown and Kent Ochel were home, since February has sold 1.8 million-character space to fit six the subject of forgiveness, you can A survey found users “ very The film is a.dramatic documentary that says that’ next year to offer a companion executives with toe Intel computer about 1,0(X) programs, retailing for tiny computer disks. scan for all the verses in the Bible spread out,” Brown said. “ We have God keeps and honors His word. The main theme is the program that would help parents company for several years before $159.95. Once toe text of toe Scriptures that are about forgiveness then a high geographical concentration in return of the Jews to Israel right after World War 2. The teach Christian moral values to they formed Bible Research But before sales could begin, was computerized, toe men had to store that information.” California and Florida — in Califor­ public is invited. Nursery care will be provided. their children. Other companion Karen L. Donnestad Systems and came up with toe idea Ochel and Brown had to quit their create a program that would allow The program currently is nia because of the high percentage Lisa A. Schaller Nancy A. Bradley programs that would offer topical for “ The Word Processor.” high-level jobs with Intel — Ochel, an orderly method of indexing, available for Apple II-plus, Apple of computer-type people there and Society sets meeting and Brad H. Hensler crossreferences of the Bible also are Both religious men, toe computer 44, was president of the firm and storing and cross-referencing toe in­ III, IBM-PC and Radio Shack Florida because of toe number of in the works. ANDOVER — Andover Historical Society will meet Donnestad-Klawin Schaller-Bombaci Bradley-Hensley experts were searching for a way to Brown, 39, head of development — to formation. TRS80-III computers, but the firm retired people who have a lot of time Jan. 9 at 2:30 p.m. in the community room of Andover Albert E. Donnestad of 54 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Schaller Nancy Ann Bradley of Chapel School. Kennedy Hoad and Kay E. Martens of 81 Grandview St. announce the Hugh Thomas, geologist for the State of Connecticut, Road. South Windsor, and Brad of Silver Springs, Fla., announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa will discuss the effects of the glacier on the Howard Hensley of 352 Woodbrldge engagement of their daughter, Alayne Schaller. to Paul Joseph HDVERTISIIIG Skungamaug Valley. St., Manchester, have announced Karen Lynn Donnestad, to Mark Bombaci, son of Mr. and Mrs. their engagement. •Jonathan Klawin, son of Manfred Joseph Bombaci of Hartford. Miss Bradley Is a graduate of RATES No hours next week and Marjorie Klawin of Bay Shore, South Windsor HigI) School and is a Classified 643'2711 \.Y. The bride-elect is a graduate of Minimum Charge Community Health Care Services Iric. will not have student at Manchester Community EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes tor Solo 35— Hsstmg-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Misc for Rent .Miss Donnestad w ill graduate East Catholic High School and Notre 12:00 noon the day HffiTtffg? 24— Lots-Land for Sals 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products $2.25 for one day office hours in Coventry, Hebron, Lebanon or College. She is employed by Connec­ from Parks College of St. Louis Dame College in Manchester, N.H. before publication. 1— Loti tnd Found 13— Htip Wamod as— Invostmanl Property 37— Movmg-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques ticut Bank and Trust Co. 38— Sarvieps Wanted Marlborough during the week of Dec. 27. University next April with a She is attending Central Connecticut 2— Portontit 14— Businett Opportunltiat 26— Business Property 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD There will be office hours at the main office. Route 6, Hensley is a graduate of 3»Announcomtnu 15— SiluatioH Wantod 27— Resort Property l)achelor of science degree in State College where she is working Deadline for Saturday is 26— Real Estate Wanted 4 — ChiIttmM Trsi 61— Aulos for Sale 1 DAY... 152711 &—'Bondt'Stodtt'Morlgtgtt 20— Instructions Wantad 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pels-Birds-Oogs 55— Officee-Store* for R^nt Homes 26 DAYS 120 9— Portonti Loans * 33— Building-Contracting 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service April with a bachelor of science 44— Musical Insirumenis HAPPV ADS $3 00 PER INCH ANDOVER — A well-child clinic will be conducted The groom is a graduate of South Foley-Mitiguy 10— Inturanco 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 6 Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease degree in aeronautics. He is REAL ESTATE Jan. 2 from 8:45 to 11 a.m. at Andover Congregational Catholic High School in Hartford majoring in aircraft maintenance Mr. and Mrs. John S. Foley of 52 Church. and Central Connecticut State eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee engineering. Trebbe Drive announce the engage­ All pre-school children from Coventry, Andover, College in New Britain. He is ment of their daughter, Mary H«fp Wantod 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes for Sa/e 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 An August 20 wedding is planned eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Columbia and Hebron are eligible to attend and receive employed as a computer □ EMPLOYMENT eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ••••••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee in Manchester. Jeanne Foley, to Christopher David all immunizations and routine physicals. programmer with General Electric Mitiguy, son of Mr. and Mrs. David PLEASE READ SEC RE TAR Y - Opportuni­ MANCHESTER - l.awyers and Doctors! Only once in For appointment or more information call Communi­ Inc. in Plainville. E. Mitiguy of Burlington, Vt. YOUR AO ty for enthusiastic and Hefp Wanted 13 D I E T T E C H a blue moon does an invest- ty Health Care Services, 228-9428. An April 9, 1983 wedding in St. The bride-elect is a graduate of Service skilled secretary in­ terested in being an in- Rient opportunity come IIBUSHER’S NOTICE Bridget Church in Manchester is East Catholic High School and Trini­ LICENSED NURSE - Part Time Clatalflad adt ara tafean < tegral part of a growing along like this one. A large Come out of retirement for Technicians Clinic nights changed Collectors Corner columnist Russ planned. ty College, Burlington, Vt. She is ovar aia pSana aa a om- engineering firm. Excellent opportunity t .VO story fram e house this one. No stress, no fuss, available for Individual with MacKendrick is a Manchester resi­ employed at Trinity College. vantaaca. THa Harald Is .Secretarial school and located in a B2 zone near EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Manchester Memorial Hospital’s preventive medicine no bother. Call 649-2358. Experienced ser­ two or more years of new Court House. Could be dent who enjoys writing about The prospective bridegroom is a rasponsibls lor only MIS some word processing experience working with venereal disease clinic will be held on Tuesday evenings graduate of Rice Memorial High vice technicians experience desirable. Send perfect for your new office. anything and everything collectible. biGorracI bisarUon and IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, patient diets in a health care next week — instead of the usual Thursday evening — Now you know School and St. Michael's College, then only to ttie size of resume to Fuss & O’Neil, setting. Formal training In Needs work. Priced right - If you have a topic idea for him, overseas and domestic only to service all $54,900. Strano Real All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the because of the holiday. ' both in Burlington. He is employed the nriginal Instrtlnn. 210 Main Street, nutrition may be substituted write to him, care of the No music was played at Mozart’s $20,000 to $50,000 plus a for experience. Principal E.state. 646-2000. Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise The clinic will be from 6-7:30 p.m., a hosspital phases of air- Manchester, Ct. 06040. any preference, limitation, or discrimination b a ^ d on race, color, M an ch ester H e ra ld , Box 591, by the Burlington Drug .Co. Errnrs which dn nnl year. Call l-(312)-931-7053. duties Include visiting funeral because his fam ily was too religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to malCe any such spokesman said. An August 13 wedding is planned Inssan Oin valua nl llin Ext. 2340A. conditioning, heat­ patients for diet preferences Manchester, Conn,, 060W. poor to pay for musicians. MECHANIC, Sewing preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will hot and generally monitoring at Church of the Assumption. advnrilsaimnl will i ing and refriger­ Machine. Experienced knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in patient diet selection. bn carmclnd by an ad- violation of the law iSM IXTU MONET ation. Must be referred. Apply between Interested applicants should dHinnal insarUnn. FMGHMtTMAt- :30-3 p.m.. Pioneer licensed. G«ierous g call or write to the: Personnel Our Thank$ To You AlLl. S«ll Avon. Earn good $$$, tal Parachute Company, Inc., Department. 646-1222 Ext your own hours. company benefits. Pioneer Industrial Park, 2270. Hale Road, Manchester. MMOESTBI MEMOML 00NB2S-S401 Call for Phone 644-1581, E.O.E. CELEBRITY CIPHER a i i r Nosnnu. Ceiebrtty Cipher cryptogram* ere created from quotatloh* by famous paopla. past 6rt78-2S41 appointment LICENSED 71 H«ynM SlTMl andpraaant. Eachlattar tnthadphar stand*for anothar. Today'sdua:PaovalsD. ELECTRICTAN - capable MmchMlw, CT 06040 871-1111 E.O.E. M/F H E LP W ANTED - Part of working with minimum time, flexible hours. Gen­ supervision, to do commer­ “VEU8H8QSWQY YRUPEF CWZR HE tle Touch Car Wash. 344 cial and residential service ••eeeeeeeeeeeeee«eeeeeee May Your Holidays Be Iferali) Broad Street, Manchester. work. Good benefits, pay Condomlnluma 22 JEIIN WOEKH 8GYEFG8W. JCRG To out loyal frioada Experience preferred. commensurate witb experience. 243-9543. M A N C H E S T E R - Two^ Merry And Bright bedroom condo for rent. A - ^ HORN QWG’H DRH HE YURRY. WUU Both old aod sow C. $575 with heat. 273-2013,® And The New Year 659-3008. HORN CWZR HE PE SY HWUA HE Be Filled With Your Oar boat viohoa □ N O TIC E S CH FA LOW Rate - 5% HCRFYRUZRY." — UKQ8UUR OWUU down. Lovely twol PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “A budget is an orderly system of eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee bedroom, two full baths, Travel Delight living beyond your means.’’ — Erma Bombeck Lost ami Found 1 facing south, overlooking 305 E. Center St. 643-4958 For a MEIIt CBBISTM pool, private balcony. Built e 1982 by NEA, ItK: OM FOUND - SET OF KEYS in 1970. $48,900. at Lincoln Center. Can be Owner/Agent 646-0505 or KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright picked up at the 646-1960. Manchester Herald Office between 8:30 and 5 p.m. Monday • Friday. MC DONALD’S IS HAVING □ REAL ESTATE FOUND-Set of 2 very small Homea For Sale 23 boWT WoRRYi CARl>/Le! keys. Owner may pick 'miNC6 ARe eopptftEb lb them up at 80 Church, and A GRAND OPENING NEW 2-FAMILY - Two ap BOdAP iNIfie Ni^HT pay for this ad. bedroom townhouses, country kitchen with OH CHRiSTMAS eve. LOST - Boys 20-lnch BMX Have you heard the news? McDonald's Is having a new appliances, carpet and bicycle, blue, with white store opening In Rockville on January 25th. Vinyl floors, double glazed handlebars and seat; with We still have many crew positions and flexible hours In the windows, aluminum storm Best Wishes pads. Norman St. area. windows and doors, full Reward. If found, please followlnq areas. basement with washer and From 4 1 ^ ______dryer connections, gas Martha White Charlotte Whyte fired, hot water baseboard .„JN D ; LARGE Grey, Rita Greenhaigh Donna Mealy • BREAKFAST HOURS heating system. $98,500.00. MANCHESTER. CT. Lyn Tank Barbara Hagelln At fite|||jntU*| long haired tiger, female Summitt Village Con­ cat on 12-9-Sf. Coleman • LUNCH HOURS dominiums New two fw (he TnJy hruifu**! tiuycT Road area. Please call 649- • CLOSING HOURS bedroom townhouses $46,- ; 7J0L______900.00. Peterman Realty, Exquisite Custom • MAINTENANCE HOURS 649-9404/647-0080. SMALL BLACK POODLE " Executive 445 Hartford Rd. j lost sometime Sunday Contemporary MANCHESTER - 6-6 ''When it*s time to trapeU think Tmpel Tima*^ afternoon. Answers to Interviews will be held Duplex. Business zone, S2U.O0O Sasha. My daugbteri miss at McDonald’s In Vernon Aluminum siding. 10 Ron™, 1.800 S/F. Fully A/C i ManclMstor | Csrpttcd. 5 Bedroomi, fVi Btihi. her very much. $50.00 Assumable mortgage. rewaid. 648-1066. 89 Talcottville Rd.. (Rt. 83). Lighted Tennis Court. DcluHt Fea- TRAVEL TIME 1 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 6 4 7 -9 9 9 8 • 900. The Hayes Corp., 646- tum in Every Room, 0181. hnoginatlw Ftnonang fm High ' IMPOUNDED - uuale, one (named fWhairr. 1*2 SNNCIR ST. M *-Sm MANCNiSTIR, CT. I Buyer meets seller In I year, Hnskle X, 646>2830, MR. NORMAN mmmmmtm ' Black/whlto. IlUng Junior An aqual opportunity employor Classified ... and it’s a hap­ * ' High. 0464666. py meeting for both. • a-

22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Dec. 24, 1982'

M HoutohoM Qoodo 40 Horn** For Solo 23 Homot For Solo 23 Homot For Solo 23 Hornet For Solo 23 Homot For Solo 23 Homot For Solo 23 Homot For Solo HMMCMimBwaatsKiHa QUALITY FURNITURE for sale - Couch, chairs, sectional, tableg, credenza, TV, stereo, custdm made 14 foot U-shaped bar and chairs, twin beds and much LOOK FOR THE STARS BEST more. 6484^. Articlet lor Solo 41 Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. ★ a l u m i n u m s h e e t s * Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. WISHES used as printing plates. .007 thick, 23x28Vk’\ 50c each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- 2711. They MUST be picked * Telephone 643-2711, AAondOy-Friday 8:30 a.m . to 5 :00 p.m. FOR up before 11:00 a.m. only. GOVERNMENT ••••••••••••••••••••«••• »«»••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• SURPLUS CARS & Autos For Sole 61 Autot tor Sole 61 Automotive Service 66 Automotive Servleoo 66 TRUCKS- Usted for 1 ENTALS □ AUTOMOTIVE Autos For Sole 61 Autot For Solo 61 sold fo r $51.00. a va ila b le. 203-775-7 •••• HAPPY 5 2 Autoo For Sole 61 Ext.-412. Roomt lor Rent

ATARI AND THREE MANCHESTER - Nice 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 XUNLIFFE cyl., automatic, air- A U T ^ M O V Cassettes. Hardly used. room with kitchen conditioning, 27,000 miles. H o lid a y GrcK^tinHs $150. 649-7303. privileges. Gentleman ipreferrra. $50.00 weekly, Superb car! Many extras! SINCE 19^7. ART CUNUFFE. PROP $4495 . 644-2942. HOLIDAYS SNOW TIR E S (2) - security. Telephone 643- ^)axi’t bear to Best wishes to friends old an d n ew tor the Firestone Town and Coun­ 1878. brightest and most joyous Christmas ever! QUALITY WORK 1969 MUSTANG - 3 speed. try, L78-15, excellent. Used wait another Good running condition. V\te hope this season brings many good Merry Christmas and | little. 521-5328. CENTRAL LOCATION, COMPETITIVE PRICES kitchen privileges, parking $1000. 295-9734 after 5:00 minute to times a n d surprises! 2 Your Specialists for taking care of Win­ FROM available. Security and p.m. A Happy/Healthy Prosperous 1982 | FIREWOOD - Green, all # # wish 'you a ter’s “fencier-bender*’. dents & dings. hardwoods, $60.00., 4 ft. written references 1979 AMC SPIRIT, power Merry Christmas Foreign A American from the gang at Century 21 TEDFORD REAL ESTATE, g lengths, $70.00 cut not split, required. For application u brakes, power steering, A Specializing in Foreign Con $80.00 cut and split. ^15- can 643-2693. G# A loanerc Available Century 21, America’s #1 Sellers. We are here to serve g air-conditioning, clean. and to express D.W. FISH REALTY CO. 0611. 4HS______A Complete Collision Work you 7 days a week. Located at the shopping plaza at g SHARE A KITCHEN A 647-9137. our thanks. A Free Ezfimatet 243 MAIM ST. VERNON CIRCLE Bolton Notch. Members of 3 M ultiple Listing Boards g BATH with one other USED OFFICE 1971 VW- Excellent running VERNON MACHINERY: 7 Friden gentleman. Own bedroom. 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE MANCHESTER Call any time, someone is always available. g Call for deUils. 643-1878. condition! $500 or best electric calculators, 10 offer. Can be seen at: 75 643-159] 872-9153 Burroughs manual 24 ADAMS ST. M ANCHESTER , W ILLIAM n S H TONY W A S IlF fS K Y MARILYN M AW HINNFY BEVFRLY Dl PIF FRO NICE ROOM - Parking, Pine Street, Manchester. SB 643-0016 W 4 calculators, 2 Burroi^s 646-3515 PAUL OLIVER FRANK HORYSFVICZ ROB PRATT JIM GOfTCHEUS DONALD FISH electric calculators, 2 Dic­ private bathroom for an RTE. 83, TALCOTTVILLE DFE DFF WOIF FRID SPf NO MC COY KICHAR VINCI NT STHIANO JOE SCIARRA older gentleman around 60. 1976 CAPR I GHIA, 55,000 taphone recorders and 1 miles, sun roof, AM-FM JOYCE [P S T fIN DAVE BLANEY Transcriber, 1 National Kitchen privileges, CUNUFFE stereo, foglights, rear fog, BOLTON cash register, 1 Burroughs reasonable rent. O n tu n c Is } References. Call 6497335. radials, custom interior - Route 44A Lister. Call Cheney lOxcellent, 521-5328. SEASON’S 647-9914 or 423-89S8 Brothers, Inc., 643-4141 AUTO BODY Ext. 49. , !,E January I GREETINGS Extra large,e, carpeted, |pan­ 1974 DART - good depen­ dable car. High mileage, ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, 643-0016 TEDFORD REAL ESTATE TWO SNOW TIRES with elled room with large TO ALL OUR ' cedarized closet. Security pioneer stereo. Negotiable wheels (like new) will fit $500. 6499382. FRIENDS AND Honda '80, ‘81 or ‘82. $85.00. and references. 649-0102. 646-5750. ASSOCIATES ATTRACTIVE Sleeping » * ./ ELflSSIFIEB Serv/ces OMoretf 31 Servicot OHorod 31 Pointing-Poporlag 32- V V ' • ' I I ». F ✓ SEASONED Oak firewood room - Gentleman. Private from bath and -entrance, free LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ 1NTERIOR-EXTERIOR - F o r deliveries, call SAVE THIS AD: High parking. Apply 195 Spruce Happy caroling, warm LINDSEY REM. ESTATE cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ quality hems, alterations, PAINTING - Wallpapering George Griffing, Andover, ages cleaned. All types 742-7M6. Street after 4 p.m. friendt, many cheer- 353 Cantor 81. and seamstressing. Low and Drywall Installation. •••••••••••••#•••••••••• . - fin trash, brush removed. prices. Call Linda: 647- Quality professional work. Aportmentt lor Ron! 111-1 Monchootor Picket, Split Rail, Stake S3 filled momenlt. . . ■ l A L U T A T I 8502. Heasonaole prices. Free CHMSTIMSSPECUL •••••••••••#•••••••••••• M E f l N S - 649-4000 Fences installed. 528-0670. Estimates! Fullyully insured. FOUR ROOM apartment we hope the teaion DICKS SNOW Plowing - G.L. McHugh, 643-9321 E n d R o lls SHOWER DOORS AND with heat included. parking lots, driveways, fulfillt all your dreamt. T o Servleet Ottered 31 TUB ENCLOSURES Walking distance to Main apartments, stores, PAINTING & PAPER 3S25< □ BUSINESS •••••••••••••••••••••••• expertly installed by Gary ' • plelMd Mp at ttw Street. First floor with all our friendt sidewalks. Sanding. 646- Hanging. Ceilings REWEAVING BURN A. Kendall - The Shower Hanrid OfflM balora 11M private entrance. $450 per and SERVICES 2204. repaired. References. Ful­ A.M. and neighbort HOLES. Zippers, um­ Door Man. 872-6000. month. Call 6492947. •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ly insured. Quality work! brellas repairs. Window Pointing-Popering 32 Martin Mattsson, evenings •••••••••••••••••••••••• “ thank you”. Servleet Ottered 31 shades, Venetian blinds. SNOW PLOWING - 3‘/i ROOM APARTMENT, •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 649-4431. Fr— Ad9 Keys. TV FOR RENT. driveways and parking Private home. Heat, INTERIOR PAINTING, •••••••••••••»•••••••••• BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Marlow's, 867 Main Street. lots. Call after 6 pm, 649- appliances. Working single over ten years experience, INTERIOR-EXTERIOR CHILDS TABLE and D Concrete. Chimney 649-5221. . 0539. adult only. No low rates and senior citizen painting, also ceilings chairs, (2) set; for- Repairs. “ No Job Too painted and repaired. Good pets/children. Telephone J/D Real Estate Co & Affiliates Small.” Call 644-8356. discount. 643-9980. mica/chrome, very good 643-2880. DESIGN KITCHENS - BULK GARBAGE Pick-up references. 875-8045. condition, $20. Telephone - Have that old junk hauled 616 CcntM’ 8L ManchMttr cabinets, vanities, counter 649-0387 after 7 pm. C & M Tree Service, Free tops, kitchen cabinet away at low cost! Call 646- INTERIOR AND Building ControeUng 33 FOUR ROOMS - Third ______646-1960 estimates. Discount senior fronts, custom .5211______EXTERIOR Painting, floor. Heat, stove and citizens. .' Company paper hanging, carpentry VW BEETLE Snow tires, refrigerator. Adults. No woodworking, colonial Today is a great day ... and LEON CIESZYNSKI one pair 5.60x15, Goodyear M anchester owned and reproductions in wood. Classified is a great way ... work. Fully insurea. J.P. BUILDER. New homes, pets. $330. Security and operated. Call 646-1327. suburbanite, $60.00 for the .I.P. Lewis. 649-9658. to sell something! l.«w is and Son, 649-9658. additions, remodeling, rec references. Call after 6 pair. Excellent condition. p.m., 6492236. rooms, garages, kitchens Call 649-9838. E remodeled, ceilings, bath MANCHESTER - One, tile, dormers, roofing. FOR SALE r pii Selling a sofa Residential or commer­ two, three bedroom and mas tree with all trim­ townhouse apartments cial. 649-4291. mings, $40 or best offer. available immediately. Call 646-2507. ELECTRICAL SERVICES $375, $415, $475. Security required. Heat and hot - We do all types of Elec­ TWO Beautiful live Christ­ To Sell Your Sofa, or Any Furniture trical Work! Licensed. Call water included. Call Ren­ mas trees, 7 and 9 feet tall. tal Office. 875-4474. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. $t2./$lS. We’ll cut them for Item, Call The Herald at 643-2711. you. Call 643-1307. C FARRAND FIV E ROOMS - two REMODEUNG - CabineU, bedrooms in two family. BOYS FIGURE ice skates, Appliances, washer/dryer Gifts that make it a great Christmas! Roofing, Gutters, Room excellent condition, firm hook-up, basement, yard Additions, Decks, all types $10.00. Call after 4 pm. 649- TELEVISIONS JEWELERS TYPEWRITE! HARDWARE FLORISTS o f Remodeling and and garage. No pets. Rent Casual Knit Set 8635 size four or five. $425 plus security and J & J JEWELERS - 785 ENGLAND TRU E V ALU E Repairs. FREE SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main YALE TYPEWRITER G REENS & THINGS - 296 utilities. References Main Street, Manchester. HARDW ARE - Route 44-A, Estimates. Fully insured. PAIR OF FORD 15” Street. Downtown SERVICE - TYpewriters West Middle Turnpike - required. 649-0717. “ Quality Merchandise at Bolton. 649-5201. K ER O - Telephone 643-6017. wheels with 2tk inch center Manchester. 643-2171. Most Rebuilt, Portable Fresh, dried and silk Old Fashioned Prices.” UN SALES AND Service, holei $16.00 for pair, (jail Custom Collection m Brands Available: G E, Typewriters, From 335.00. arrangements for all oc­ FIVE ROOMS U ne dazzling star 14K Chains-Bracelets- Kierosene, Skil power tools, ROBERT E. JARVIS 643-4307. Zenith. Sony. RCA. Sales and Service. casions. Full service Appliances. Wall-to-wall Diamond Earrings- Stanley hand tools, plum­ Building and Remodeling guided the Wise Men Typew riter and Adding florist. COME SEE OUR carpet No pets. $450 plus Pendants and Cultured bing and electrical Specialist. Interior and TWO GR78-15 snow tires jsP V to Our Saviour on ANTIQUES Machines. 41 Purnell NEW STORE! 643-lB.Vi utilities. Security. 6491354 Pearls. Keepsake Your supmies. Tru-Test paint exterior renovating, mounted on Chrysler rims. Place, Manchester. 649- after 5:00 p.m. that holy night, so long ago. LACE, LINENS, LOVELY Christmas Diamond an a paint sundries, PENTLAND FLORIST - residential and commer­ Very good tread, new $130. 4986. cial, additions, garages, May the eternal radiance of this Hallowed season THINGS! Furniture, Source. wallpaper and housewares. Visit Us For All Your now $65. or best offer. 643- APPLICATIONS now roofing and siding, frames, fabulous things! Holiday Needs. See Our 6237. being accepted for guide you to peace and contentment. Reverent thanks. A c o u n 'try kitchens, bathrooms, R E D GOOSE FARM DIAMOND SHOWCASE is ANTIQUES COINS Choice Selection, 24 Birch renovated two bedroom. ANTIQUES, Coventry. CHRISTMAS Street - 643-6247. “ Pleasing replacement windows and ONE PAIR wooden saw the place to shop for that S STAMPS doors. 643-6712. Pets OK. Lease. $375. plus Saturday and Sunday, 10-5. special man in your life, COUNTRY CHRISTMAS You Is Our Pleasure” . horses, $15.00. Telephone utilities. 649-6549. 742-9137. 649-2433. ^ le c t from Gents diamond H as arrived at the THE MOST COMPLETE J A Y R E M O D E L IN G & MANCHESTER - Four rings, stone rings or CRAFTSMEN’S Coin and Stamp Store in C H R IS T M A S PLANTS, BU ILD ING CO. - Kitchens. watches for a Christmas G A L L E R Y TEN GALLON Glass ger- rooms, second floor. Hot DeCORMIER DATSUN j e r i ’s a n t i q u e s a n d the Area - Also Buying CENTERPIECES, Holiday Baths, Rec Rooms, Stained glass bal tank cage equipped, water, carpeting and COUNTRY FURNITURE. gift he’ll long remember. Gold and Silver. SU-DEB Rose Special and Christ­ Ceilings, Vanities, Counter chandeliers, copperware, $15.00. Telephone 649-6486. appliances. $ ^ monthly. We're located in Tessier’s DIAMOND SHOWCASE - C O IN COMPANY, 747 mas Parties. KRAUSE Tops, Decks A Porch 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade. country baskeU, stenciled Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford Cfall 646-7083 after 6 p.m. Nursery. 40 West Street, Enclosures. Licensed. In­ A STEAL - womans 26” Bolton. Open Weekends. cheese boxes, pottery, 649-2253. Road. 643-9559. sured. Free Estimates. UNIQUE single speed bicycle, prep­ MANCHESTER - Five 649-5991. theorems, wool geese, etc., Call 649-1488. py pink, good condition, room apartment, second Truekt lor Solo 62 Truekt lor Safe 62 INVITATION TO BID K h U GIFT SHOP etc., etc. 58 Cooper Street, VANITY CAR •«•••••••••••••••«•••••• ••GeGGGeeeGGeGGGGGGGGGG* RENTAL CENTER PARK HILL JOYCE only $8.00. Phone 649-0832. floor, $430. plus utilities. The Manchester Fhiblic Schools Mon-Sat. 10-6, Thurs. Till 9, TIM O TH Y J. Connelly - sollciU bids for TYPEWRITERS / DISCOVER MOSTLY PLATES FLO W ER SHOP - Fancy 6493379. 1968 FORD Ml 'Ton pickup, G.M.C. PICK-UP, four TAYLOR RENTAL Sun. 12-5. fruit baskets. Boxwood Total building and im­ speed, insulated cap, runs BUSINESS M ACHINES for the 2 BRASS! Unique PAIR OF ZENTH Ski booU very good condition, many CENTER - 155 Cente. E N G R A V E D - R AIS E D GlFTWARE AND HOME Trees - A ll Your Christmas provement services in­ made in Germany, size M- new parts, needs minor good, c o v e re'd wagon 1982-1983 school year. Sealed bids Street, Manchester. 643- LETTERS. Horn— for Root 54 w ill be received until 3:00 P.M. decor of solid brass plus Decorating Needs! 36 Oak cluding but not limited to 8'A like new, original cost «••••••••••••••••••••••• work. $600 or best offer. truck, camper, flat bed, 16 2496. RENTS: Glassware, ORGANIZA’nON kitchens, bathrooms, ad­ January 4.1983. at which time they wicker and crafts. Per- VIDEO GAMES Street - 64941791. $185, sale price $50. Call FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, Tom, 674-9413 days; ft. trailer plank, four China. Silverware, Linens, Emblems. Business Cards. ditions, garages, roofing w ill be publicly opened. The right ,sonaI service and sensible Milt, 649-7028. only blocks from all evenings 6466727. wheel. 643-2371. All Your Special Needs For Name Pins. Button Making and siding, door and win­ is reserved to reject any and all prices. 210 Pine Street, 8 RECORDERS CENTERPIECES, FRUIT schools.Treed lot. bids. Specifications and bid forms Holiday Entertaining. Machines/Suppiies. d o w replacement, J# Manchester (Comer Hart­ BASKETS, Flowering Dogo-BIrdt-Peto 43 Available immediately. 1971 FORD TRUCK - good Motoreyelot-BIcycImt 64 may be secured at the Business Of­ MANCHESTER RUBBER remodeling, renovations •••••••••••OOGGOGGGGGGGG ford Road) Thursday and BUY - SELL Used home Plants For Your Holiday •••••••••••••••••••••••• $600 monthly plus utilities. running condition. Four fice. 45 N. School Street. TV’S/STEREOS STAMPS, 20 Birch Street and new construction. 646- Friday l-9pm, Saturday game units and VCR’s Needs. BROWN’S HIMALAYAN KITTENS, 643-5266 or 6464962. speed transmission. Call YAMAHA ,1980 - 650 Manchester. Connecticut. Ray­ 649^489. 1379. mond E. Demers. Business SHOP AL SIEFFERTS and Sunday I0-5pm. through the MOVIE FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main long hair, sealpoint, CFA 647-8341. Special. Excellent condi­ STORE - 707 Main Street, Manager APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ APPLIANCES Street, Manchester Registered, friendly dis­ OfflCM-SIOfM tion, must sell. 11,200 or ford Road, Manchester 647- BIBLES « BOOKS Manchester. 646-1481. Pooling 34 positions. PU R R fect gift. FORD VAN - 1971. Good best offer. 649-4051. 4 for Root 85 9997. SUPER SANTA SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main $80. and up. 649-0743. condition, newntires. Low BIBLES & BOOKS - Gifu FRUIT BASKETS BIDWELL HOME Im- SALE! Video Tape STEREO Street, Downtown NEWLY RENOVATED mileage. 742-7211. UQAL NOnCI with Eternal Value. God’s p^rovement Company - Recorders, T V ’s, Stereos, Manchester. 643-2I7I. AnUqueo 310 square feet office TOWN OF ANDOVIR Word, the Bible. Good SPECIALISTS FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Roofing, siding, 4$ Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers from $249.00; available. Main Street The 3rd quarterly imUllment of books for Spiritual G r o v ^ - Order Early. Also Wicker alterations, additions. 6W- OHIeoo-Sloroo 2698 Refrigerators, Freezers. J. B. ELECTRONICS Ranges from $249.00; location with ample property taxes on the 1 October Uplifting.....igM Music at 840 Main Items. P E R O FRUIT 6495. ANTIQUES AND lor Rent 56 D MUCH MORE! "says: "Th e Best Stereos Microwaves from $199.00. parking. Call 6492891. IM l Grand List are due and Easy-Knit cap and Street, Manchester. STAND - 276 O akland C O L L E C T IB L E S - W ill liayable 1 January 1663. Also, the Around Can Be Found By GREAT GIFTS! Street, Manchester - 643- matching turtleneck KITCHEN/BATH SPORTING GOODS Flooring 34 purchase outright or sell on Supplemental Motor Vehicle taxes dickey for your favorite Calling Jack Bertrand At 6384. commission. House lot or w ill be due at this time. Payments BUY SOMEONE YOU fellow, made from 4-pIy ACCESSORIES LAY-A-WAY SPORTING '643-1262!” FLOORSANDING - Floors made after 1 February 1663 are Keep Your Nose LOVE An ELECTROLUX LOVABLE O llli^ pl«c*- Telephone subject to a late charge of 1 worsted. GIFTS - White SUg Family like new. Specializing In Half-size magic with a No. 2698 has full di­ SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN HAND MADE Vacuum Cleaner for a per month on the late installment, totally feminine look. Sports Gifts.Gift Cer­ ABANDOJIEO older floors, natural and FOR rections. & BATH - 38 Oak Street, Christmas G ift and W IN A from the due date, or a minimum Glued To The Herald Comes with its own tificates at N A S S IF F COLLECTIBLES stained floors. No waxing WANTED: ANTIQUE Pur- of |2. Payments may be made by TO ORKR, ttaO tl.M tar tact Manchester for Wonderful Fabulous Vacation for Two KITTENS shorter jacket. aattara, p in ss« far pattata aa« ARMS, 991 Main Street, prymore. John Verfallle, nlture, glass, p e w t ^ ^ i l mail or at the Town O ffice Building Gifts for All Your Gourmet FREE! ELECTROLUX D-102 with Photo-Guide aaaPllai. Manchester. 647-9126. AN OLD FASHIONED CAN YOU GIVE A 6465750. paintings or antique l U b . • LEASE which Is open 6:00 a m. to 4 00 p.m. Classified Ads — ANNE MOOT Cooks. 646-9696. OF MANCHESTER - 846- Monday thru Friday. The Tax is in Sizes 12H to 24Vi. CHRISTMAS at the LOVABLE ABANDONED, R. Harrison, 0434i709. Size 14Ml, 37 bust . . . HmclMlir NnU BICYCLES 3875. ‘’Community Contaionoo Room Conoopt” Collector is also in the office Mon­ IlHA Vt. MMMfICtt VILLAGE CHARM YARN Kitten or Cat a home for HoutohoU Goods 40 Nan Tart. N.T. ISOM A QIFT THAT QIVE8 day evenings. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 dress 34i yards 45 inch; BICYCLES, SPORTING BARN with handm ade GIFT SHIRTS the Holidays - 6334581,34^ You’re Sure To Pick jacket 2 yards. Priat Nzaia. ta s m t nnk ZIP THE 365 DAY Christmas gifU and decorations by 0571. p.m. CORE uR MNa Naaiear. GOOI^, camping equip­ USED WoHlod to Bug 40 In a 250-3000 sq. foot, dividable office Charlotte L. Neal Patterns availablt only Gift - Remember your, PERSO NAL TE E - P er­ SPECIAL; Over 200 se­ ment, figure skates, local craftsmen plus craf­ REFRIGERATORS, Tax Collector in tit tt thovm. sonalized Fun and building. lections and a FR E E friends and fam ily with a toboggans, exercise equip­ ting supplies. 1& Spruce WASHERS, RANGES - OLDER SINGLE or mulU Town of Andover, Up A Good Buy — ! Sportswear. Great gifts tor Ti trttt, uxd $3.00, piM 500 Pattern Section in ift rtiempership in . ment, Adidas, Nike. Street, Manchester. 649- (jlean. Guaranteed. Parts family unit for cash. Han, Connecticut the Renovations have begun on a very desirable ftr ptrtzft M i haRdlliii. a l b u m ffe ’ll wrap and send your 01M3 — -a- - . — - - ■ * . JUat $3.00. FARR’S - 2 Main Street, Street, & Service. Low prices! dyman special OK. Call Vernon location, 2/10 of a mile from new exit MMMntr mrsH ■RRUATtMtIMa gift too. It’s That Eljaay. Read The Ads Dally As iswMel m m Manchester. 643-7111. 3339. B.D. Pearl A Son, 6 tt Main Strano Real Estate, 646- •■in-ROtU-OM aat Nan, Nan 2000 05. I1H An. sTtmtntt* 646-7096. 0Street. 643-2171. . TO CLEAN COFFEE NtwTMt,N.T.IMM ' t t A m i tAiBii Ran ta anka than. STAINS from china or Thousands Do — I Mat tttnu Mk IIF R.I1R - KEEPUH UlVra. 14 14 CUBIC FT. Lease term s are negoUablel CMI, ttrla Nia*w sas tin. placaA aaA ippIleaM I w lp w . TOY TRAINS - Lyonel, plaitic, mb ataln with •■tJI-HEIlLRO H NAM____ Refrigerator, two door, American, Flyer, etc. tw New FASHION with ape- baking soda. To find a cash tn « af aaiAltnaik itllM . brown, excellent condition, collector. Sets, pieces, cial Grace Cole Collection •-1 M -T 0 RIVE ar REEP-RR I buyer for that china closet for larger aizes; plna 2 $150. Matching electric complete layouts. Cash ANntfk Itaan la anka. you no longer use, place a BONUS Coupons I R -iu-ciA m -Ri paan tl ■ stove, ezcellen f condition. paid. CaUv647-«280 ptoue 872-3603 tanaaka Itaan. $1190. 64MOOS. leave message. j Ifiow-eoet ad in dassifled. - . $ ! . » .

vs 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Dec. 24, 1982

«iTBninuic^ Telephone helps .MMMIKnMBMI i i n o M i ' ' Direct selling is attracting oldsters

Offen a^ eed with this and said, even though so many By LeRoy Pope ment anil ring doorbells, most of the selling now Is done by maklhg telephone appointments in advance for house married women go out to work, it appears about 45 per­ UPI Business Writer calls, selling directly over the telephone for repeat cent of married women still are at home in the daytime NEW YORK—Older Americans are going into direct orders and by holding sales parties. "The sales party is .st least some weekdays and are willing to talk to selling these days and doing well at it. For many, it the most successful modem direct selling technique. salespersons. Direct selling Is a $7.5 billion a year domestic in­ makes retirement active and happy instead of dreary. So the modem direct seller doesn’t need to be young dustry, c o m p o ^ of 200 major marketing companies President James E. Preston of Avon division of Avon and rugged. Offen said even Consolidated Foods army Products told United Press International that between of Fuller Bmsh sealespersons is now 50 percent fem de and an awful lot of little firms. There is considerable iST-WEST IMPORT! turnover in the sales forces so opportunities are limited 1978 and 1981 the number of Avon salespersons over 65 in and of all ages. For years, the Fuller Bmsh man was a I ll CMitW StTMt the United States doubled. husky youngster who trodged along carrying a heavy only by ability and temperament. S43— 5802 President Neil Offen of tbe Direct Selling Association suitcase of samples. AMONG THE other bigger companies In direct Avon’s Preston said one great advantage to older per­ in Washington, while he didn't have figures for the selling are Amway, Tupperware, Shaklee, Mary Kay, whole industry, said the number of older direct selling sons of direct selling is that it enables them to beat the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Princess House, Kirby and age discrimination barriers to employment that stUl people has gone up much faster than the 4 percent Electrolux. growth of the overall sales force, now about 4.7 million. exist in a lot of American business and it lets them work About 80 percent of the total direct selling workforce “ Ever since Congress liberalized Social Security at the hours and pace they desire. is female and only a little over 10 percent work full time rules, allowing people on Social Security to earn more PRESTON SAID many older workers take up direct at it. without losing benefits, more and more of these people selling about as much for social and psychological The range of products sold is not as large as some have been turning to direct selling,” Offen said. reasons as for the money. “ Selling for Avon gives older might guess. The more popular lines Include clothing, CHANGES IN THE nature of direct selling have persons a reason to call on their neighbors, gets them In­ cookware and tableware, health and personal care made it easier for older persons, Offen explained. While volved on what’s going on in the community and, above items, cosmetics, food supplements and soiqe foods, cleaning supplies, nursery shrubs and plants, personal plenty of house-to-house canvassers still pound the pave­ all, restores their sense of selfworth.” and home security products, books, toys vacuum cleaners, travel club plans. Some of the direct selling organizations have profit- Everyone losing on cotton, sharing programs by which the more active full-time salespeople can build very profitable segments of the business for themselves by recruiting new salespersons even the good mano' rs and getting a share of their earnings. I STILL LOOKINQ? I BIG SPRING, Texas with his bookkeeping, management, which in­ so litNe influence on (UPI) — Cotton farmer saves tax dollars and tells cludes the ability to iden­ market |>rices and legisla­ Jerry Rogers manages his him what’s getting out of tify market whims, is more tion governing agriculture 2,000 acres of cotton as line in feed, seed and fuel important than ever programs, Rogers says I OPEN TONWHT i well as anyone, but he still costs. before. more than good manage­ will take a loss this year. Despite the advantages, And since farmers have ment is needed. men walk hand in hand let us He financed his own Rogers says he will not offer thanks for the promise of crop, owped and main­ even make expenses- on his ! to S :0 0 P.M. I Peach on Earth. Your patronage tained his equipment and 1982 cotton crop, which I For All Your Last Minute S is greatly appreciated. used a computer for cost about $200,000 to plant, I BIKES - SLEDS - SKATES S highest efficiency. But maintain and harvest. with last year’s massive “ Most of I'he bad I TOBOSQANS-SWEATSHIRTS | carryovers dictating low managers are already May joy w Sporting Goods - Camp Equipment S B U C k la n il S40 New state Rd. market prices, he’ll be in gone,” he says. “ The peo­ and gladness S MERRY CHRISTMAS from | the red, ple who are losing money AGWAY Unlike some other now are not necessarily decorate your holidays. ZlUaSlreat » producers. Rogers is not in bad managers. I’m still in M3-7111 5 danger of losing his farm pretty good shape, but I’m ^ FARR'S MS-3N8 H although his net worth has not making any money.” Sincere thanks to all &ea(i8a(iE«Bws«s«£«n(iCM)»(BKea(iMSB(»a;sa(iEt^ declined during the last After losing money in our good friends two years. He plans to 1980 and 1981, Rogers was May plant another crop next struck this year by poun­ Happy Holidays I season. ding rain and hail storms But his losses in 1982 are that forced him to replant indicative of a depressed 800 acres. Market prices /■v-: I'poto TwratMDl market that no longer that plummeted last year guarantees success for ef­ failed to rebound in the ficient, financially sound face of record cotton managers while those carryovers, and energy 92i||t))tkc 92atck forced to borrow money prices have continued a H0PE„_ from the bank go to the steady rise. GIFT SHOP wall. He says cotton prices m PEMX Rogers graduated from have remained basically Texas Tech University in the same since 1950 while There is no time quite 1957 with a degree in the cost of diesel fuel has light your Holidays mechanical engineering jumped from 12 cents to 977 Main St. like Christmas for and went to work in the air­ about $1.10 a gallon. Downtown craft and missile industry. With so little potential remembering all He worked on airplane profit margin available, hydraulics design and Rogers says that farm friends we cherish, flight simulation for LTV for wishino them all Inc. of Dallas, designed V- .. liquid propellant loading f systems at Dyess Air KEEP YOUR TV Force base in Abilene and PICTURE SHARP with worked for Boeing Aircraft frequent cleaning of the in Wichita. Kan. screen. Use a mild soap But his heart was in the with water or a bit of am­ cotton country north of Big monia in water. Be sure to (Closed ChrMmae Day) Spring, where his father dry thoroughly. If you have ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. and grandfather had an extra television set no I Oakland 8L, 040-2030! farmed. one watches, why not “ I was born and raised exchange it for < ash with a PERO FRUT STAND on the farm,” Rogers says. low-cost ad in Classified? "U ’s been good for me, but ^yj^ay the 276 Oakland 8t. Manchaatar the last couple cf years pence anil ______643-6384 CEriiDtiiiaM haven’t been so good.” With his farming History promise of - ■ M ------and technical background, I he Blessetl — ______S- Rogers is in a unique posi­ .Jsj'!- The C a ro U n g _ Season - tion. Money made when Birth fill NGS times were better allows your heart him to finance the planting of 2,000 acres of cotton with joy! with no interest charges. To a ll... His mechanical skills enable him to save money our thanks. on equipment, which he repairs and maintains himself. He has not needed to purchase new equipment since 1979. “ The House of Sports*' “ You can’t afford not to keep your equipment in top shape. It looks like I'll be using mine for a while,” he NASSIFF ARMS says. Sinc^ 1944 An Apple computer helps 991 Main St. Manchaater The “Martha Whita Singara** Wish You Harmony In The Holidays And The New Year Too. Prooontad by TRAVEL TIME Happy Holidayi 162 SMNCEI ST. 646-5725 MANCHiSTIk, CT. i l from all of us ^*The Good Will of those We Serve is the Fountain of Our Success. Therefore it gives us leasure to say **Thank Remembrance, like a glowing ?'ou** and wish you a candle, shines brightest at ^ Merry Christmas and a Healthy^ Happy New Christmas. We are thinking of Year. ” you dear friends, and wishing The PearVs you evieiy happiness.

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