- KVKNING HERALD, Kri . Det- 26, 1980 Controversy, strife dominate religion By I)AM I) K. AM)KRSO> religious event of the year was the Semitism. Catholics and other dissenters — that next decade: religious efforts to sustain the family Uiaurhpatpr I 1*1 Krlifiion W rilrr reemergence of Protestant fun­ And Southern Baptist officials have led the founders to their radical con­ —The cautious efforts of both the and respond to its changing patterns When American historians look damentalism and its expression as a expressed alarm about the rise of the cept of the separation of church and U.S. Roman Catholic bishops and the are only beginning. back on the decade of 1980s, they may political force. Ku Klux Klan. in part because the state following the revolution. National Council of Churches to ad­ For the most part, however, the Cloudy in their tidy way point to 1980 as the For those not sympathetic with Klan's appeal to racism is often It is a renewal of that strife that dress the issue of sexist language in majority of churches and synagogues public worship is certain to continue Considerable cloudiness beginning of a new period of religious either the religious principles or the dressed in Christian symbols and its religious opponents of the religious may find such events secondary to secular political goals, the rise of the recruitment efforts are centered in right fear. They believe the religious to play a major but quiet role in the their other tasks of preaching and today; chance of flurries conflict and strife in the United WEATHER tonight. Details from page States. religious right has been an unsettling the geographic heart of the Southern right is confusing religious faith as a life of both Catholics and teaching, visiting the sick^ comfor­ 2. While much of the bitterness of the experience that threatens the Baptist constituency. “source” of political action with Protestants. ting the afflicted and praying for early part of the year subsided in the traditional American commitment to Religion and its moral imperatives religious faith as the “content” of —The World Synod of (Roman peace. religious diversity. have been closely linked in this coun­ political positions. Catholic) Bishops' deliberations on Vol. C, No. 74 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, December 27,1980 December holiday celebrations, a YOL'R HOMETOWN NEWSFAPER • Since 1881 • Single Copy 25« • Home Delivery 20* number of Protestant and Jewish of­ Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler, try since the establishment of the When that happens, mainline the family as well as the heavy in­ ficials were fearful trends evident president of the Union of American first Puritan colony and the efforts of Protestants argue, secular political volvement of American Jewish, earlier in the year have not abated Hebrew Congregations, one of the those deeply religious colonialists to positions become identified with Protestant and Catholic leaders and grass roots members in the White DO IT WEDNESDAY - Find out and will be intensified. major agencies of the Reform establish a secular state that “God's position" on the issues and Judaism movement in the nation, mirrored their faith. those who hold contrary positions House Conference on the Family as how to save money by clipping For many observers of religion, coupons by reading the Supermarket sees at least an implicit link between But it was the religious strife that become ungodly or anti-Christian. well as the debates on the Elqual both inside and outside the nation's Shopper column in your the rise of the religious right and an followed from such efforts — the Other religious events in 1980 also Rights Amendment and proposed churches and synagogues, the major and Saturday Evening Herald. increase in violent acts of anti- persecution of Quakers, Roman promise to cast their shadow into the anti-abortion legislation sueeest New film of hostages poignant

By I'nilrrl l*rv.a Inlyrnational School course they are wondering about Iran released poignant new film R f IuIccI picture unit Nloric. on footage Friday showing more than page 2. what is going on especially how the checks two dozen of the 52 American negotiations are proceeding and this hostages singing Christmas carols, by the Vatican representative to Iran is the main questions we had from sought extending holiday greetings to their and several Iranian clergymen and them " BJt-R-R WEATHER SALE! families and thanking people in the were broadca.'t to the world Friday. Bel Ho.ssein -said they gave the for supporting them Looking fit and dressed in casual hostages “a general idea about what PROVIDENCE, R I through their 419-day ordeal. clothing, the captives were shown in was going on - about Ihe answers lUPIi — Rhode Island's The film was seen as an attempt to small groups in a room with a table and the proposals " child advocate has allay U.S. fears over the hostages' bedecked with trays of food and two The two Algerian are expected in recommended strict Winter Footwear well being and came amid growing candles and a Christmas tree with a Washington .Saturday to receive the monitoring of a private signs Iran does not want to abandon yellow bow at its top. U.S. reply to Iran's demand that school for retarded for the Whole Family! negotiations with the United States In perhaps the most emotional seg­ Washington deposit $'24 billion with children, which he on the release of the Americas. ment of the film the two women Algeria to cover frozen l-anian criticized for an incident in Our The head of Iran's hostage Com­ among the hostages — Kathryn Koob, assets and the late shah s wealth which a 12-year-old girl St. Mary's Automatic Reg. mission, Behzad Nebavi, told Tehran 42, and Elizabeth Ann Swift, 39, — Secretary of State Edmund Muskie was tied to a basement Electric Blankets already has called the demand Prices Radio that Iran, which has demanded sang “Silent Night" with Archbishop chair % Off the United States deposit $24 billion Annibale Bugnini, the papal nuncio, "unreasonable" Advocate Michael D •TWIN Nabavi. head ol Iran's hostages RK M.M 22.76 for the hostages' release, was willing and Bishop Johannan Issiae of the Coleman recommended to discuss “ any other kind of (Catholic Cihaldean minority. Commission and chief government that the state Department AND MORE •F U L L , SInQie Control guarantees” with Washington. Both woman wore yellow ribbons spokesman, said in an unusually of Education "strictly Reg. 34.M 27.60 Two Algerian diplomats acting as in their hair and during.a message to frank news conference that Iran monitor" The Learning •F U L L , Dual Control intermediaries between between the her family Miss Koob, 42, asked would be willing lo consider U.S Center in Providence and ENTIRE STOCK Reg. M .M •Pile-Lined Suede Casual Boots 31.90 United States and Iran were taken some relatives to join her in singing counterproposals to the demand revoke its certification if it blindfolded to the secret place of “Be near me Lord Jesus.'' She then "If you were in the place of me doesn't start to comply Mtn's.OufR*g.27.M 19.40 •Q U E E N Reg. 47.W 37.20 sang the song alone in a breaking would you believe a piece of paper with state regulations and W omtn't, OurR*g 24 M 17.33 detention where 49 of the hostages were held and briefed them on the voice. signed by the President of the United Its own policies within 30 States'*'' Nabavi said days MOON BOOTS release talksm They made a similar The groups of captives were led for Men, Women & Boys visit to the three other Americans into the room laughing and joking Asked if it were posssible Iran Coleman said the inci­ •Sno-Mobile Boots for Men’s Genuine Leather SAVE 30% would reduce its $24 billion demand dent represented a threat Men, Women and Boys Water-Repellent Boots held at Iran's Foreign Ministry. and apparently ignoring the televi­ Our Family Boot Socks In Plains, Ga., F*resident Carter sion camera as the clergymen for release of the hostages. 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"We ll see what they to children attending the answer and then we ll decide what U’arning Center must be The American networks — ABC, “Don't worry about us,” Lt. Cmdr. CBS, NBC and Cable News Network Robert Englemann of Hurst, Tekas, will happen " eliminated, he wrote families they were well and that they in the 40-minute broadcast before and Algeria's Ambassador lo Iran — all broadcast the film or segments said. “The day that we are released "We are not in normal conditions A separate investigation BLACK & DECKER Men's and Ladies' looked forward to being reunited Iranian television ceased transmis­ Abdelkarim Gheraieb said they spent of it in specials during the day They will be our Christmas" with the United States government IS being conducted by city soon. Words such as "optimism,” sion because of what it said were more than eight hours with the 49 Down-Filled Vests shared the cost for the satellite “The support and concern shown So we should have some guarantee police and the attorney “hope" arid “faith" punctuated the satellite problems. Iran said it had captives held at a secret location in a transmission from Tehran via Lon­ by our fellow Americans has been of that we get the money " general s office to deter­ Orlg.' 39 N messages. another half-hour of film but it was 24.76 don. immense value to us," another cap­ visit that ended at 4:30 a m. Tehran "I cannot find any other kind of mine if criminal charges 80'20 down/leathers Featuring Many of the men apparently have not certain when it could be sent to time Friday. file messages from the captives tive said. “God bless you all. G ^ guarantee but if they propose any .should be brought in the slash pouch pockets & kidney let their hair and beards grow during the west. "They looked to us in good health, " other kind of guarantee, okay we can case flap Some with acrylic piaid were filmed ^ I s tm a s Eve and ear­ bless America." their captivity. Mohammad Bel Hossein, an lining reversing Snap fronts ly Christinas morning during visits The hostages tried to assure their Bel Hossein said. "As for their discuss It with the .-Mgerian group, Coleman s recommen­ About 27 of the captives appeared Algerian Foreign Ministry official. morale they seemed okay — of he said dations were based on an investigation into an inci­ Men’s and Ladies’ dent Oct 10. in which a Hollofil* II Filled West Bend Farberware retarded girl with a history Variable Speed 7 1/4" Circular Saw Ski Parkas Water, not fire, of seizures was gagged and Self-Bultering Stainless Steel Reversible 3/6“ Drill With Combo Blade Corn Popper 4 Cup Percolator Our later tied to a chair in the 29.88 Orig/ 45.99 basement of the school in C aklor C a ld ot 16.33 Low Pr1c« 24.76 Low P rK t 8.76 S;; 2 1 . 7 6 * r° : ; 3 „ Smartly styled jackets to warm an attempt to stop a you on the coldest days' Snap keeps them busy Makes big jObs easy' Drives Features bevei and depth Pops 4 qis ot delicious 2 Cups of great colfee m front closures, double-entry prolonged screaming fit most popular accessories adjustments tor versatile crunchy popcorn in minutes' Double insulated #7i?7 just 2''} m in u te s ' Slamiess pockets Easy care At first, her teaiher use on rnany home projects Cover flips over to become steel thru out fo r easy It's the water, not fires plaguing McKay say.-; no overtime wa.s UL listed »730e • REMINGTON Danim Vast *lntarmadlal« mtrkaownt h*v« baan taken stuffed wet paper towels in server M25467 Cleaning »134 O hg. 9 » e * area fire departments over the needed as the calls were handled by the child s mouth but holiday. the regular staff ■ removed them when the COLUMBIA, SC. (UPI) - A 9- Although not one Christmas tree ■Manchester's Eighth District volunteers reported receiving six girl started to choke The 6-Amp Color-Coded year-old boy who ran away from fire was reported by area girl continued to scream McCULLOCH ‘Power Mac' home because his parents ignored departments, firefighters spent a calls for help during the cold snap and was taken to the cellar Battery Charger 16-Inch Chain Saw Christmas and later refused police great deal ot time Thursday and Perhaps busiest was the Tolland Friday answering calls for help with County Mutual Aid Service, which where her wrists, waist S 4 C Q ouf pleas Uiat they take him back has and ankles were tied to a 18■ w a "47 T f Rag. 24.99 Rag 195.99 been placed in a temporary home. frozen water pipes. dispatches fire departments in An­ chair the report said For 6 & 12 volt batteries With auto Cham sharpener and wrap­ Family Court will decide Mon^y In Manchester, the Town Fire dover. 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A judge Deputy Chief James McKay says Most were in Vernon winter iritiiiee/f will require the child's parents to the firefighters help shut the water The dispatcher was extremely u appear in court before determining off when failed, and also check elec­ busy answering calls when Ihe [Esaa what should happen to the boy. trical wires for safety On several Herald contacted him "Can you ( all The boy was found wandering calls, they installed a pump lo lower back'* " he said "Perhaps next week along a highway in cold rain at 1:30 the water level in the basements. ’ would be a good tim e" MUKHESTER WEN a m, Christmas eve. DOWGARD •STANLEY 3!44.b. A«. 14” “As far as I know, he is not a bad Antifreeze, Gallon With heat treated steel head, boy," said Columbia Police Anco Blades for hardened hickory handle Lows set records PARKME Electric Investigator G.A. Crews. “He's real Snowy Weather Our Rag. 19.99 14.63 By I'niIrtI I’rcdK Inli-riiulioiial ning when a lire raced trom Ihe base­ 16-Ft. 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Temperatures Christ­ The Hi residents, who lied to Ihe Aluminum Snow Shovel mas Day plummeted to minus 11 street in night clothes, were housed With lacquered wood riarrdie C 4 7 Glass Door was “scared" of going home, Crews OurRag 749 Oa I # ^ THE ENERGY SAVERSt said. degrees with a wind chill lactor of 50 at local hotels and were given other Fireplace Screen “He said everything that happened W armth from the West degrees below zero a.ssistance by the Red Cross The Long Handled Snow Scoop Fully Assembled he got blamed for," Crews said. TTie Sixteen Bridgeport residents were cause ot the lire was being in vestigated With e.tra iaig« rust rasistant 4 0 O O boy told Crews he left his house when re-routed to hotels early Friday mor­ O u rR ^ . 14.99 I f c . w O $ 0 7 our 20 24 blada W f R*g. 9970 his mother slapped him because he Exposures Exposures did not hear her calling his name, the In antique brass or black with pushing rapidly eastward brass accents Includes mesh investigator said. 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Crews said. • 110. 126. 135 Him only. 77.64 melted snow and sent water northbound Interstate 5 bridge A blast of frigid air sent a chill f ir e l o g s n ek "There were no Christmas Uses regular household current to produce ...... «,65* cascading down the mountains across the Toutle River temporarily from the Plains to New England and • Offer expires 1/6/81 1 5 HP equivalent rating' Weighs just 13 lbs (Whan you buy a case of 6 lot 390 alter rebate presents — they more or less ignored Setciwli lotdiiaMt.l Friday, triggering floods that swept because of flooding and high water. stretched south to bring a hard freeze Day 420 Rail line . ctears quickly to right or left Christmas," Crews said. “A child away houses. At least one death was Water sloshed over sections of the that small expects something." to northern Florida Friday. Today is the 420th day the Hep Walter Joyner R- reported. Snoqualmie Pass Highway, At least four deaths were blamed VALUABLE COUF>ON A police officer took the boy to his American hostages have been held Manchester, still lias hope.s for Warmth from the West was Washington state's main east-west on the Arctic weather Christmas mother's home the day before Christ­ captive in Iran. rebuilding the Manchesler-to- COLOR PRINT FILM Genuine Redwood pushing rapidly eastward, promising thoroughfare, but the road remained Day, two in Washingtonn D.C., where DEVELOPING ^Bird Feeder mas where she lived with a man. to bring an end to a run of record cold open. Fatal fires WUlimantic rail line. Page 10. Crews said. “She flat refused to take the temperature hit 12 degrees Our Rag. 3.99 2.97 PRESTO NORTHERN SUPERIOR blamed for at last four deaths in the Heavy rains that began before Thursday, and two in Illinois, where him back,” he said. 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One hit 27 degrees, also a record . 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY 2 - EVENING HERALD, Sat , Dec. 27, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Sal., Dec. 27, 1980 - .3 Mpdote_ Fire Afghanistan marks date tolls Coast Guard spokesmen said the Finneo Vittiria was en guarantee,” would be needed because once te hostages with protests and appeal Christmas Eve slayings Freighter crew rescued route from Pascagoula, Miss., to Panama. are released, Iran would need something as a bargaining SAN DIEGO (UPI) - A navy officer, despondent ap­ MIAMI (UPI) — Three of four crewmen missing since tool, Nobari said. NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - vaded.” Sadat's offer — especially of parently over the estrangement of his wife, shot and mount Afghanistan marked the first an­ Soviet troops — initially 30,000 — weapons — was cheered by the they abandoned a burning Panamanian freighter Christ­ niversary of the Soviet Invasion invaded Afghanistan in an airlift last Afghan underground in New Delhi. killed her. their 11-year-old son and an 18-year-old mas Day were rescued Friday off the coast of Honduras Iran will take bank note By Unilpil Pre«n Inlernallonal Friday with protests and appeals for Christmas. Radio Kabul secretly Most Western diplomats consider brother-in-law, then turned the gun on himself, police after a Coast Guard airplane spotted them. A wood stove turned a SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (UPI) — The Iranian government broadcasting from the Soviet city of the war in Afghansitan a stalmate said Friday A search continued for the fourth missing man. Massachusetts home into an inferno aid for Moslem rebels fighting 90,000 would be willing to take a bank note for part of the )24 Tashkent announced on Dec 27 1979 Homicide investigators said the slayings apparently oc­ Coast Guard Petty Officer Mike Kelley said the four Tavern dispute deadly Friday, killing five members of one Russian troops in their country. with the Soviets holding the major billion demanded for return of the Americanbostages, the the installation of Babrak Karmal as cities but the rebels operating with curred Christmas Eve. Neighbors of Charles Michael were among 21 crewmen who abandoned the 375-foot bulk family. Similar fires, fed by the trap­ In New Delhi, home for a large governor of the Central Bank of Iran said Friday. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Two teen-agerS shot and Afghan exile community, about 50 president and the execution of his impunity in much of the countryside. Myers called police Christmas Day when they noticed freighter Finneo Vittiria Thursday after fire broke out pings of CQhristmas, were blam ^ In an exclusive interview with K XRB radio in Sioux killed a man in a Christmas Day tavern dispute over people ranging in age from a 1-year- predecessor Hafizullah Amin. through a window that gifts were still under the tree un­ aboard the vessel, when it,was about 100 miles off the for at least 38 deaths$ince Christmas "I^e Soviet-backed Afghan govern­ Falls, Ali Nobari said, "It's not that the United States playing a juke box, police said Friday. old child to an 83year-old man began Afghan rebels inside the country opened northeast coast of Honduras. Eve. ment in Kabul plans to celebrate the government is giving the Iranian government $24 billion, Detective Mike McDonagh said Juan Palacios, 40, died a nightlong fast in the cold air outside marked the first anniversary by first anniversary on Saturday as a A police spokesman said each of the bodies, dressed in Two merchant vessels picked up 17 of the men that One blaze that killed a father and that's not right." on the sidewalk outside the 8th Street bar. the Soviet Embassy. calling on the United States and other "heroic uprising” that installed Kar­ night clothes, was found in a different bedroom of the evening. his two children went nnreported for Nobari said to get the hostages back, the United States Police said two unidentified youths, ages 14 and 17, "We do not mind the cold countries to bolster the guerrillas' mal. home in Scripps Ranch, a wealthy San Diego suburb A Coast Guard airplane, dispatched from the a half hour, though neighbors were must free $14 billion in frozen Iranian assets, but that the were arrested for the killing. Jihad, or holy war, with arms and Afghan urban terrorists in Kabul, The victims, each shot once in the head, were Shiela Clearwater. Fla., station Friday morning to search for aware of it. A man moved his car weather," said one of the protesters government would be willing to accept a guarantee note McDonagh said the suspects pulled a knife on Palacios other badly needed supplies, reports vowed to disrupt the .Sovet-arranged Hosey Myers, 33, Nathan Myers* 11; Errol Hosey, 18, the remaining crewmembers, spotted two of the men on a from in front of the burning house to huddled on the lawn outside the em­ to the Algerian government for a i least part of the rest. when he refused their demands to play the juke box. bassy walls, "Our people have suf­ received in Pakistan and India said. celebrations. and Lt Cmdr Charles Michael Myers, 35. life raft and a third man in the water. A merchant vessel prevent it from being damaged by He did not specify a figure. When the man tried to escape, the detective said, t*- fered the snow, they have suffered Egyptian President Anwar Sadat The rebels sel off several bombs in A revolver was found beside Myers' body al.so picked them Up the heat — but didn't bother to call The note, which he called "kind of a blanket suspects shot him. starvation, they have suffered the was the first world leader to respond, Kabul Christmas day "as a warning the fire department. burials on their journey's to flee promising to send arms, blankets, of what will come o( our renewed ef­ Flames which engulfed a single­ I Afghanistan after the Russians in- food and clothes. forts," Afghan sources said story home at Shirley, Mass., killed Ronald Jeffery, 34, his wife Donna, 25. and their children Stacy. 10, Sean 8. and Christina, 435. All died of .Peopletalk smoke inhalation, officials said. China notes Mao’s birth ■I Fire officials said the blaze ap­ parently was started by a wood stove in the kitchen and spread quickly with nation in disarray through the house. Monster time "A neighbor called it in and said PEKING (UPI) — China marked Chinese leaders showed they were mincJ the 37 million party members the crackling of the fire woke her up- 1 the 87th anniversary of Mao Tse- not about to totally renounce the The day after Christmas is a devil of a time to of the hard times it went through and ," a Fire Department spokesman tung's birth Friday, but his hand­ founder of modern (jhina. take over a monster role, but that's what happened the spirit of perseverence, dedication said. picked successor Hua Guofeng faced to David Dukes, who now is playing the title role in His "revised legend " will give him and selflessness of the early days. Another early morning fire Friday a bleak future and the party he built the $12 million Broadway production of Arthur York (center) searches through the remains of his credit lor policies undertaken in the This contrasts with the current un­ destroyed a two-story frame home in "Frankenstein " home in Augusta, Maine, with son Robert, 10 (left), and into the world's largest Communist early years of Communist rule. settled situation that includes an Chicago's suburban Palos Hills, He replaces William Converse-Roberts The Rimothy Quirion, 12. A car crashed through the four-room organization was in disarray. The letter also was a reminder that ongoing power struggle between the killing two women and injuring four show, in previews and opening Jan 4, is the first dwelling on Sunday, and burglars broke in on Christmas Eve. In deference to Mao's memory, of­ the party itself is currently in total party's two most powerful men. other people The place forced ficials recessed the trial of his disarray and should revert to some of modern Broadway production based on the Mary Chairman Hua and Vice Chairman evacuation of surrounding homes. ,(UPI photo) widow, Jiang Qing, who is facing the the earlier policies that Man Shelley novel Deng Xiaoping. A woman collapsed and died early death penalty on treason charges. described in his letter. And, by way of incidental intelligence. Dr. Hua has not been seen in public for For period ending 7pm EST12 27 80. During Saturday, Friday while trying to flee a fire that The trial is expected to resume "Our party is working for the na­ Frankenstein's first name was Victor. a month and has been under attack In ram or showers is expected over portions of the northern sta rt^ in the bedroom of a home in Saturday. tion, country and toiling people with the media for some weeks. He failed Plateau Region Elsewhere, weather will be fair in Oklahoma City. Okla. Yule not merry There were no parades or speeches no regard for personal interest, all to meet Pakistani Foreign Minister general with skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy Christmas crossing Tragedy struck a Sioux City. Iowa, and many of Mao’s- pictures had are equal and work without salary," Agha .Shahi who left China Friday, Maximum temperatures include 47. Boston 28. family on Christmas Eve. already been stripped from public he wrote. adding further fuel to speculation Chicago 31 Cleveland 27 Dallas 54, Denver H9, Duluth 27. This year George Washington crossed the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woods buildings, but China marked the 87th The letter seemed chosen In re- about his future Houston 54. .Jacksonville 5.-' Kansas City 42, LittleRock Delaware by bridge stepped out of their house to get for York family anniversary of his birth in a typically 44. Loa Angeles 77 .Miami 65. Minneapolis 34. New For the first time in 28 years, the party re­ some Christmas gifts they had stored oblique manner by publishing in all Orleans 61. New York 29 pPhoenix 82. San Francisco 60, enacting Washington's Christmas Day, 1776 at the nearby home of a relative. AUGUSTA, Maine (U PI) - Christ­ seriously hurt.” state newspapers a letter the late Guerrillas end truce •Seatle 56 St Louis 3.' and Washington 34 crossing ot the Delaware couldn't go by boat. When they returned, they found mas was not very merry for The Yorks lost all their furniture chairman wrote in 1937 extolling the SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador the leltists to overthrow the U S - The boats to be used were encased in half a foot of their home engulfed in Dames, their members of the York family, afraid and nearly all their Christmas gifts virtues of Communism. .yisw (UPI) — Leftist guerrillas ended a backed ruling junta leader Jose ice and drought had dropped the river water level to NO six children trapped inside. to re-enter their home since it was when the car, driven by Thomas D, Publication of the letter apparently two-day Christmas truce Friday with Napoleon Duarte in the central Weather forecast 4's feet Woods. 43. attempted to enter the smashed by a car and then broken Jones, 34. struck the front of the had two major purposes. a series of attacks across El American nation where an estimated Washington, played by Prince Grace's brother, house to save his family but was into by burglars. home, and rode right through to the Although Mao's legend has been Considerable cloudiness Saturday with highs around 20 Salvador, killing three government 10,000 people have died In political .lohn B Kelly, walked across by bridge from driven back by the intense heat. He A speeding car crashed into the back yard. under assault for many months and Cloudy chance of flurries Saturday night I.ows 10 to 15 securi-fty agents and laying siege to violence this vear Washington Crossing. Pa . to the Hopewell. N.J., suffered minor burns. family’s four-room home Sunday, The car pushed the family Christ­ recently he was publicly blamed for Sunday chance ol snow with highs in the 30s Probability a northern town, authorities said. DO IT DAILY - BE SMART and side All six children were killed by the tearing apart floors, walls and mas tree out the rear of the home, the first time for inspiring the of precipitation 20 percent Saturday and 40 percent Satur- The latest guerrilla action was read the Almanac in the Evening smoke. They were identiffied as ceilings, and narrowly missing along with the presents that were "catastrophic" Cultural Revolution, In an impromptu news conference on the is meant to discourage tourists from entering seen as the start of a renewed bid bv Herald. dav night Winds northeasterlv 10 to 15 mph Saturday con­ Latasha. 14. Alejandro, 11, Cubbie, Arthur and Barbara York who were lying beneath it. lawn of his mother’s home in Plains, Ga., the grounds of the president’s mother’s tinuing Saturday night Cagney honors 10. Angela. 9, ^ w ard J r 5. and watching television while their two York said he returned to board up President tells reporters that home. (UPI photo) Sidney. 10-months. children slept. the home the next day, nailing the Television viewers get front row seats Dec. 27. the locations of all 52 American hostages in A epileptic neighbor who witnessed They saw the headlights of the windows and doors shut. F^xtend o u tlo o k thanks to CBS. to the tribute to Jimmy Cagney that «-(1 the fire collapsed in the late night speeding vehicle headed toward "We got a call from the police was part ol the Kennedy Center Honors program Iran "are now known." The sign at lower left Kxtended outlook for New Kn^land Monda\ through chill and was pronounced dead on them and ducked behind a sofa to Christmas Eve. telling us someone The honors this year went to Cagney, Lynne Fon- T MANCHESTtl KINGS ONLY \V ednesda> arrival at a nearby hospital. avoid being hit. had kicked in a panel to the kitchen tanne l,eonard Bernstein, Leontyne Price and Hlioiir Ul.md and ( miiKo tirut: ,'\ A 52-year-old man who rescued his Then Burglars entered the tiny door," he said. "Everything we had MANCHESTER PARKADE Agnes de Mille at a sell-out show at Washington's rhance ot rain or snow Monday Boc•omln^^ tair Tuesday six children from his blazing Nora wooden home on Christmas Eve, left was thrown around. Our tapes 10-9 DAILY SUN. 12-5 and WenJnesday Hi^hs 35 to 45 Monday and 25 to 35 Kennedy Center Holiday hope absent after the family moved out to spend and records and little stuff were all Springs, Iowa, home was killed when n m o va mmtuto* fo,Lm Tuesdav and Wednesdav Lows 25 to 35 Mondav and Mikhail Baryshnikov and John Travolta introduce he collapsed inside the house after the holiday with relatives living near­ broken. Tuesdav and 1' in 25 ^^edm‘sday the cast ol the Broadway musical "Tintypes." who helping his childree escape. by. H,iin|>»liirt*: t hance ot snow Monday I'air perlorm Yankee Doodle Dandy" and "You're a Flames from burning Christmas "It's got to the point where my two "And no one saw anything." he Grand Old Flag " sons I ages 10 and 12) and my wife are added. If Tuesdav and \^ednesdav Hi^hs in the 2Us north and 3(is gifts killed a father and his two young south Lows ' to 1: ntirth and 15 to 25 south for hostage families daughters, ages 7 and 14 months in afraid to even go into the house," The driver of the car, Jones, was Nrrinoni Cham e ot snow north and rain or snow south By I n ilc d 1’rcnH In te rn a tio n a l Miss Koob spoke clearly, though said. their Brooklyn. N.Y.. home. The said Arthur York, 40, unemploy^ injured in the crash. He was listed in Mondav Scattered tlurru*< .»nd colder Tuesday and Jailhouse cheer Hope was absent at the Christmas her voice faltered slightly when she In Balch Springs, Texas, the family children's mother was critically because of medical disabilities stable condition Friday at the Wednesda\ fiiuhs Mond.i m the 3(>s Lows in the 20s Anybody can bake cookies — but it takes someone tree gatherings of the families of 52 said, "I love you all very much.” of hostage Marine Sgt. Johnny burned. "It's not been a very good Christ­ Kennebec Valley Medical Center in Highs Tuesdav and Wednesdav 2os Lows Tuesdav mainly mas. but we did get one really great Augusta. " the music like Henrietta Froehlic to bake 5,000 of them Americans spending a second Elsie Koob, the mother of the McKeel's got an unexpected Christ­ Authorities said the fire went un­ 20s l.ows \\(‘dne''dav !n U> 1' Nette Froehlic. 75, did it again this year for 270 Yuletide season as hostages in Iran. hostage, was encouraged Christmas mas surprise. reported lor a^'-loog as 30 minutes. present. " he said Friday, looking "The kids had just gone to bed inmates ol New- Jersey's Union County Jail. New film was released Friday Day to see the silent film but she said ’ "The first time I saw him, I got a "One guy even moved his car over the remains of his home. "We when the crash occurr^. And now Sherifl Ralph Froelilic said the inmates didn't showing the hostages singing carols, it still was hard to celebrate since little bit angry. My blood started parked from in front of the burning were able to get out of the house with the burglary, they're really The Almanac talk much about the Christmas boxes. "But, sending greetings to their families her daughter was held hostage in boiling," Mrs, McKeel said. "When I house and didn't bother to call us," a after the car struck. None of us were shook up, " York said. you wanted sometimes you can see more than you can hear. " he and thanking Americans for their Tehran. sta rt^ thinking that he's over there fire department spokesman said. for Christmas and everyone else is Hn i niU'il Pri"*** Inlrriialinnal said support. A silent film released Miss Koob's sister, Vivian Sparks from a fireplace killed six Today is Saturday Dec 27 the 362nd day ul 1980 with You have to look at their.eyes You have to see Thursday showed a few of the Homeyer of Wellsburg, Iowa, said here, and he never did anything, it's members of an Upper Arlington. Suspect nabbed four to follow The silence is much more impressive than if anyone hostages at Christmas services. her sister was "a lot more serious" just not right. ' Ohio, family, including four children The miKin is approaching its last quarter would say anything " But families, for the most part, on Friday's film, in which she sang a Betty Kirtley of Little Rock, Ark., and a young woman who was expec­ wasiVt under the tree, The morning stars are Mercury Venus. .Jupiter and found the films unfulfilling. religious song and then spoke to her mother of hostage Marine CpI. ting her first child in two weeks. Saturn Sarah Rosen of Brooklyn, N.Y., family. Steven Kirtley, found the film un­ 'Three other fires in New York's in cop shooting The evening star is Mars 1tSo false alarm mother of hostage Barry Rosen, mis­ "Her voice kinda broke and it was fulfilling. Bronx and Manhattan forced dozens DUMAS, Texas (UPI) — Lawmen gas, and a third man was capturea Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn sed the Friday telecast, though she emotional," Mrs. Homeyer said. "The feeling is bittersweet," she of families to flee into the bitter cold The fire trucks rolled on Christmas morning in scoured the West Texas prairie for a while fleeing on foot. Louis I'asleur. noted French bacteriologist, and ac­ heard a radio broadcast of the film's "Christmas is an emotional time... I said. "We saw the film clip but it was night. Several people were get it on saie at King^. Brisbane Calif . but for once it wasn't the signal for suspect in the Christmas Day Amarillo Police Chief Lee Spradlin tress Marlene Dietrich were born on this date — he in soundtrack. think she wants to come home." not like touching Steven. It was nice hospitalized for frostbite. holiday tragedy Instead it was the eightmember shooting of a policeman, but the had offered a $5,000 reward for infor­ 1822 and she in 1904 "People have been calling and The touching Friday film footage seeing him but it was upsetting not An 83-year-old woman died in a fire lire de|i.irtment singing carols. sherift in this northern Panhandle mation leading to the arrest and con­ On this date in history telling me saw they saw Barry. They showed Miss Koob, 42, and the other being able to touch him. to talk to in Queens R O OtTIW ART ' Usually when you hear that truck go by, you get town set up the arrest Friday — at viction of persons involved in FoohtK JOHNLEIWON 5upn T'oupr' In 1941. Japanese war planes boiiibeu Manila in the said he sounded and looked well," woman hostage, E lisa^ th Ann Swift, him. But that's better than not being Tenants of a century-old three- RODNEY really wurried about which of your neighbor's house the suspect's home, without incident. McGuire's shooting. AYOKOONO Philippines, despite the fact it had been declared an open said Mrs. Rosen. She said she was 39, wearing yellow ribbons in their able to see him at all." story apartment building in Walton, DANGERRELO IS on lire, said Andrea Smith Officer Ernesto Gutierrez, 17, had McGuire, who had been with the city relieved others saw him and told her hair white a large yellow bow Virgil and Toni Sickmann of N.Y., were driven outside into 20- Worn#- She said after the surprise wore off, many of the been the target of a massive department for 2 '2 years, was shot In 1963 the C S Commerce Department authorized the he sounded and looked healthy. decorated the top of the captive's Krakow. Mo., kept their Christmas below-zero temperatures early residents joined the fireman in a caroling parade manhunt since the Christmas night about 9:15 p.m. after stopping a car sale of surplus wheat to Russia " I didn’t know what to think Christmas tree. tree up lat year until April, hoping Thursday by a blaze that destroyed through the community shooting death of Amarillo officer in northeast Amarillo that contained In 1968 the Apollo 8 astronauts returned to earth atter anymore. I hadn't heard from him, The first film, released Christmas that their son. Marine Sgt. Rodney their homes. Barry Joe McGuire, 26, apparently four men, a police department a trip around the moon 10 tunes, paving the pay lor later not even a letter But 1 will get to see Day. did little to raise the holiday "Rocky" Sickmann. would soon be Two elderly women were killed in during a routine traffic check. spokesman said. moon-landing missions him." spirits of the hostages' families. freed and come home to open his separate fire in upstate New York. I nfit for a king Sheriff M R Weaver said McGuire had called for a back-up In 1975. a coal mine explosion northwest ol Calcutta In­ The film was "not what ■ wanted gifts. A blaze which authorities say may Gutierrez was arrested without unit after stopping the vehicle for dia. trapped and killed 372 workers rimothy Lee was University of Michigan "l^eople I don’t know have been this Christmas but it helps to have This year, the Sickmans say. the have ignited near a Christmas tree routine traffic investigation, officers Doubl* FiwUiY N o R esp ect homecoming king, hut he never got to go anywhere. knocking on my door It makes me the opportunity to see him ," said tree comes down right after the claimed the lives of four members of violence at his Dumas home by said. The queen was sent to the Ohio State game Lee now really have a good feeling Mrs. Elarbara Timm of Oak Creek, holidays. a family in a rural area west of Moore County officers and three Aitner B'0l''t?'s Ur"'*-' A'la'U Lottery numbers stayed home and watched on television towards the human race. ” Wis., mother of captive Marine Sgt, "1 don't see any reason to leave it Michigan City. Ind. members ot the Amarillo police Officers arriving at the scene Then the queen was off to the Rose bowl U-M Hostage Kathryn Koob, in her film Kevin Hermening. up," Virgil Sickmann said. "With A fire in the small village of Shan- metro squad found McGuire dead with a gunshot appearance Friday, told her family "Two ol iny boys were in Amarillo wound to the head. Investigators said 6.99 &99 6.99 Winning lottery numbers drawn Kridav in .New said Lee wasn't sent because of a spitting incident "Our first reaction was that he stupid Iran... it's very depressing. nock, R.I., killed three young she reads and keeps busy each day to identity these people," Weaver McGuire apparently was over­ England with a dormitory director really looked thin. But the more we It's a never-ending thing. We wonder, brothers and another man. 'K iw 'i Ktx.iKs Bill\ J(n l h iifiii \l(jn CHARGE DANIELS but added she looks forward to seeing expained "They recognized the powered and shot with his own gun. Connecticut The daily lottery number was 891 The U'e sued, claiming sex discrimination U-M looked, the clothes he was wearing could it be spring, could it be A blaze in a hotel for the elderly in I (fl.lltvl lll'- name and knew where this boy lived, Off-duty officers were called in to weekly Choose number was 8102 The weekly Money- settled out of court, giving I.ee enough money to get them — "hopefully as soon as possi­ were really, really big — as if made summer, could it be another Christ­ downtown Frankfort, Ky., claimed and they just went to his home and assist in the manhunt and Spradlin Tree lottery numbers were 17 , 088 and 540999. the luckv to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl — if he can get a ble. foi a 200-pound,6-foot-lO m an." she mas before he comes home," the life of one resident, a woman in got him." personally headed the search, which color was yellow ticket lor the game her 70s. A man in his 80s was critical­ The suspect was booked just before included the use of helicopters. Maine Friday s dailv number was 262 ly injured. 7:00 a m. and arraigned on murder McGuire was the first officer to be Massachusetts- Numbers drawn in the Weekly Arts In Wellston, Mich., an 82-year-old charges. He was taken to Amarillo, killed in Amarillo since 1964. I-ottery were Orange 158. White 96 Behind the name New Englander sends man was killed when a faulty where he was being held without New Hampshire The daily number lor Friday was woodstove sparked a blaze in his Polly Bergen was born Nellie aulina Burgin bond. 7611 The number lor Thursday was 7693 rural home. Rhode Island The daily number was 3384 Arson was blamed for a fire that Amarillo police said two suspects were arrested about 10 miles north of DO IT DAILY - WIN MONEY by Vermont The daily number was 030 surprise TV message destroyed a two-story building and i -oe". checking the lottery numbers in the killed a 36-year:old man in Portland, the city around 11 p.m Thursday H> I n ili-d I’ n-no liilt-rn a lio n u l fa.'Jn." Evening Herald. months ago. "We managed to keep Maine. when their car apparently ran out of & . Evening Herald William F Keough Jr ., the only Keough. 49, of Waltham, Mass., the secret and Bill blew it from 99 559 . . 4.44 4.44 To Advartlaa New Englander among 52 Americans t I "SPS 327-500 To Roport Nows was former superintendent of the thousands of miles away," Paul For a classified advertisement, call held hostage in Iran, was allowed to VUKK\> WAVION JINNINCS Published daily except Sunday and cer­ To report a news item or story idea: Tehran American School. jokingly said. aiVIANEVlDH'JOHNB’^^'''''i( iu , 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office I ilk It (her In e ' ®r4(J» r.v •'‘7 Co».''i Manchester . Alex GirellL 643-27111 send a surprise TV message to the His daughter, Allyssa, who saw the Keough also wished his'wife tain holidays by the Manchester hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p.m. Monday Escaped inmates hunted I hv N1«$rnin(2 CIEARIYICM East Hartford Pal Reilly, 643:2711 region and his family this holiday TV message four times Friday mor­ Kathenine a Merry Christmas, asked Publishing Co , Herald Square, through Friday Manchester, Conn 06040 Second class Glastonbury...... 643^2711 week. ning in her Burlington, Vt., home, her to be strong and have faith, "and GRETNA, La. (UPI) — Law en­ One fugitive. Alfred Ludwig, 32. of For information about display adver at all," said sheriff's office deputy postage paid at Manchester. Conn Andover Donna Holland, 646-0375 "I'm speaking to people in Greater said: "H e looks good, very thin, but to know that I send all mv lo v e" forcement officials issued a chief Gene Fields. Avondale, La., was serving a life POSTMASTER Send address changes Using, call Penny Saad. advertising Bolton .. Donna Holland, 646-0375" Boston and from the Northeast it's been so long that even if he didn't Bulge eonfirmed nationwide bulletin Friday in a bid to A fresh team of officers was called sentence for murder. Another was t O ! to the Evening Herald, PO Box 591. manager, at 643-2711 Coventry ...... Doug Bevins. 643-27D Kingdom in Vermont all the way look good, he'd still look good to me. recapture six inmates who cut their in Friday to continue the search, Manchester. Conn 06040 Hebron . Barbara Richmond, 643-2ni MENLO PARK, Calif. (UPI) - A held for kidnapping, rape and crimes down through the Washington area "The first time I saw it, I sat down way out of the Jefferson Parish Fields said. He said the fugitives against nature, while the remaining South Windsor...... 6^2711) geologist said Friday the government Hava a Complaint? Vernon . Barbara Richmond. 643-2711 and, as well, people throughout the and cried. But it was a good happy Correctional Center were considered armed and four were held for armed robbery, To Subacrlb* has confirmed the existence of the country who have written," Keough cry ," she said. The sheriff's office and other agen­ dangerous. .Sheriff Harry Lee said someone Nawa — II vou have a question or To subscribe call Customer .Service Palmdale Bulge, a swelling in the rmnplaint .ifioul news (overage call said in a message relayed by satellite Keough's brother, Paul, a Natick, cies expanded their search for the six "We won't feel we're making any smuggled a hack.saw blade and a rope at 647-9946 Ollii e hours are 8 30 a m to To report special news earth's surface considered a sign by Hrank Burbank managing editor or 5 30 p m .Monday through Friday and 7 Friday, "and thank them for their Mass., lawyer, said, "He looks okay — including a convicted murderer headway until we catch them,” to the inmates, making the escape Business Alex Girelli. 643-2711 some scientists that the Los Angeles Sieve Harry exei ulive editor 543 2711 to 10 a m Satiirday diligence and thank them for staying to me: he sounds all right. 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Castle of the U.S, ( uslomer Service 647-9946 iJelivery three months, $.30 70 for six months, and one. a happier New Year and hope something.” escape. because of information indicating the made a medical check at that time." should be made by 5 00 p ni Mopday Geological Survey's Office of $61 40 lor one year Mail rales are Ollice bours are 8 .30 a m to 5 p m that whatever issues are presently Keough also sent love to his "Several of the relatives we have fugitives probably had split up he said. "The next time there was a through Fridav and bv 7 :|0 a m Satur- available .on request Monday ihrougli Friday Earthquake Studies said the review keeping us apart will be resolved in daughter Katie and her new husband, contacted were very cooperative and "By this lime we're assuming that check was about 7:30 and the people das found no mistakes in surveys that the near future," he said. "We have who were married privately three a couple of them refused to talk to ns they are split up," he said. had gone." showed a swelling in the earth's cru st. ■Tf, .1' 4 - EVENING HERALD, S«t., Dec 27. 19W EV ENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 27, 1980 - ,5 Washington Window, Carter’s inner circle will remain until the end T V E S L E Y G . Ehrlichman and Ronald prominent aides. viser from his earliest days By them was around when office a m ere thousand resigned because of con­ Cabinet, and he extracted Ziegler. Jerry ter Horst, a PIPPERT as a Grand Rapids con­ Johnson left office in 1969. days, so most of the Irish troversy over his financial promises from them in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - FYesident Gerald Ford respected Detroit gressman — William Seld- Joseph Califano was his Mafia were still with him dealings, and Robert itially they would stay his President Carter will leave had the help of Robert newsman, lasted one man. top domestic aide; Walt — Ted Sorenson, Pierre Lipshutz, the campaign office with his inner circle month as Ford’s White Lyndon Johnson had his Hartmand and Paul Rostow was his national Salinger, Ken O’Donnell. treasurer, who served entire term. There were no First hikers . abnoit Intact— a rarity for Miltich through his years. House press secretary un­ Texas hands — Walter security adviser; George The only casualties in three years as White House changes in the Cabinet for chief executives. But as president, Dick til he resigned in protest Jenkins, his top aide, and President and Mrs. Carter Christian, the only Texan Carter’s inner circle were counsel. Both remain close the first 2'/i years, a record try out the new tandem bicycle Since 1966, when Carter Cheney, now a Wyoming over not being fully in­ George Reedy and Bill among them, was also a , his to Carter, however. ran for governor of congressman, and Ron formed about the Nixon Moyers, his press Johnson press secretary. they were given for Christ­ banker and head of the Carter had wanted the unmatched for almost a Georgia the first time, Nessen were his most pardon. Ford had one ad­ secretaries. Not one .of John F. Kennedy was in Budget Bureau, who same continuity for his • hundred years. mas. The Carters negotiated a Hamilton Jordan has ad- curve near their Piains, Ga. . vised Carter, and Gerald home and headed for open Rafshoon has handled his country, (UPI) ; advertising and media relations. Since 1970, when Party Time...we make it Carter was elected gover­ nor, Jody Powell has been his chief spokesman. nice & easy. Frank Moore, the con- msslonal liaison aide, followed Carter as head of WHh tu Undi of pgfty pItV {K h el lh««t idvtflitetf itemi *• le b« teedNy ivBilsbit lot Im ent litly tocoskRtek a multicounty regional I4l« 61 or below Hit Advorhtod pttet *n tACh AIR Sloit. •icopl i B r e a ^ m Ham Royale lb. I lb. for most of the early years. Steaks When the end came in 1973, BEEfRiBOVEN READY 9li>-l2th RIBS 3 BREAST ‘ 4 5IW BACK) 3LEG siW 'BACKi FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED WHL OR PORT DCCrLVJir* Finch and Klein had been RibRoasts-Small End >,2’ ® Box-O-Chicken’?^”;”Pkgs '"'’^ ib 69* Semi-Boneless Hams bl” Porterhouse Steaks >b3 replaced by men with BEEF ROUND-22 TO 28 LBS BONELESS-CUSTOM CUT FRESH * BONELESS ^ au SLICED-A4P names like H.R. 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ANN PAGE SWEET SPRUCE BRAND-MARiNATED because the dividing line b • nursed it inrough the wt*ekend "After seven hours of PepperonisCo' gusL 2^® Weila Balaam Tht* m wasn l ail gloom surface in iH'iroit during the and tiM)k it to the veterinari­ between the Rhode Island cit­ mile for chanty, but Joe Dana Terman of Maryland regular repaving job, while post and its Women's Auxili­ Apple Cider Artichoke Hearts 9 9 * ary held a "fire daoce” and COLE SLAM. MACARONI SALAD OR sTdPs'HE uHEAbItS and dotiiTi in 1980 Thesp wert* wtH'k after the Uepublican an. who said that the stunned ies of Pawtucket and Central Thomas, a Connecticut disc Angelo didn't hide his disap­ the $20 deluxe job came with exposure,” said poison in­ some of ihe most amusing, (‘onvention when Richard bird had survived in the Falls cuts through their jockey, may bt* the only one to pointment when some real- the recipient's name raised more than $5,000 for formation specialist Den­ Potato Salad Agree Shampoo remarkdble or just plain pu? .Nixon arrested Jimmy f’arter fre<*zer be< ause of its natural bedroom have sat in soup for two days estate deals went against hini embossed in fluorescent the reconstruction. nis Crean, “they fortunate­ Said the president of the CHEESE I ( MiNtNf PROTECTION zling stones of the year in the Officer Nixon, that is, col­ insulation Which all proves that a Thomas eased himself into At one point, ho ran subbing to orange paint on top of the Women's Auxiliary; "We do ly awakened.” CUSTOM GROUND KRAFT SALAD DMFSblNG opinion of the editors of The lared 25 year old ('arier when house divided d(H*sn i neces­ a hut tub containing 700 gal­ the men s room when he could patch NU’KKL A M ) DIMING this for anybody who needs Crean said they d is­ Yankee Ambrosia Tampax Tampons World .Almanat he allegedly broke inli> cin sarily cause problems lons of chicken soup to raise not raise the $1,300 in rent he Purchasers were given cer­ help We aren’t doing this to played the classic symp­ Eight 6 ’Clock Coffee 5®® Miracle Whip WHATMK(.ITLTY' advertising specialties When me collection allor LUCKY Bl'CK $15,000 for an Faster Seals owed for landing on Terman's tificates describing their restore a brothel. WeYe doing SUNbH.Nt ^ METHOIOOZJAH company ney came after his wife's rehabilitation center Other Bark Place properly pothole siu^. the date each toms of carbon monoxide The (ieorgi.i Stilt** Lodge H America's slrwls are still p(*ople joined him, collecting was filled and written assur­ this for Fran. She's one of a poisoning — severe nausea, NOOKAI) IM ( K 117,500 di voice settlement. After admitting bankruptcy kind” NEW! KRAFT-SOFT Krispy Crackers ” 69* Maraschino Cherries MORTON-FROZEN the Fraternal order of Poluc Bob Ta\lor of Tulsa Okia paved with gold, at least for pleaged donations for each and defeat. Angelo needed 10 ance the purchase price was vomiting, headache, diz­ Melma Chica de Zapata from minute they paddled about in usiHf only lor the pothole Fran, who runs one of five SOLU. /.Hi'f IN/.Allii ;)Mmi ^ 4 0 ^L L LiRlNDS COF F f E 12-LB CAN $4 s % surveyed the readers of it.' Hunter Warien Stovall hired a s*-, uritv loinpany to more minutes in the men's Colombia She was visiting the soup legal brothels in Nye Coimty. ziness and blurred vision. magazine to lind the most started sg'99 Ann Page Lemonade shot wounds in the neck and* bxlward Gnys assures folks In this year's U.S Monopoly Roberson for following an program of selling them as monoxide, by itself, is a A iP WHOLEWHOLEKOSHEH KOSHER -««’0’SIZE_____ an? - I . - _ , Klla u -fLAVUhSflavuf*S »•. _ _ wing flapped out and flew that his wife "still speaks to IN THE SOUP Championship. lO-year-uld 4PRACTICES ambulance too closely at high me" even though they sleep in Christmas gifts "Tor people colorless, odorless and '7gAi 4 0 9 around the room Angelo Repolc of New York g J C , * beginning th» ivaair ot Grapefruit Juice ctn I Vlasic Dill Pickles 1°® Mohawk Foam Cups T-g' 4 9 Sealtest Sherbet 8 9 SfH‘ed The, driver explained A wet'pmg Mrs Srovall different towns That's who have everything " non-irritating gas. It is "Z' that his uncle was being taken Many people have walked a took on defending champion January 26, 1981 ANN PAGE wrapped the bird in a blanket The charge was $10 for a usually not suspected un­ *HOEE KEHNEl OHCBEAMSIUE li-OHiABEl .« •»<« to the hospital Koberson and rocked i( like a baby She escorted the man to the hospi less the noxious fumes Swiss Cheese Slices p°» 1*® Green Giant Corn 2 ” 7 9 * Tide Detergent ' V® Orange Juice ” 89 COURSE IlME INSTRUCTOH tai and watched attendaiits from other products Of ANN PAGE-WHITE OR COLORED Mancheoter 6 wk. Mn/Wd 6:30-9:30pm LaoMitgor MHSdlUEHIS EJt«VBOHN90U Ea ABSBI bOrl lODOlfmm ' bring an elderly woman out of JANICE SIVLEY A combustion are present. the ambulance. IK) IT DAILY BK LOST 30 POUNDS Manchester B 12wk. Mn 6:30-e;30pm Dogherty SharpCheddarCheese m2’® Mayonnaise r' 99* Pampers Diapers .. 7®® IMIKF^ABKD by chfcking Jan Marie Boutique Storrs 12wk. 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'(M s ro a SAiE NO' AVAIL AllE >0 WHOLESALE OAKEIAIL DEALEIU 6 - EVENING HERALD, Sal., Dec, tl, 1»W EVENING HERALD, Sat, Dec 27, 1980 - 7 Wings of Morning Emanuel Lutheran MANCHESTER- Eventi ■News for Senior Citizens at holiday time- scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran By WALLY FORTIN about a dozen rehearsals is 91 Crestwood Drive. day. However, because of Church next week are as follows: will be held Monday, Dec. trips at 12:3Q and 3:15 p.m. Wednesday: 9 a.m. Store. before curtain time. By the way, we are the holidays, and only this this happen to you? Sunday - 8:30 a m. Worship; 9:45 HI, neighbor: Because of 29 at 7:30 p.m. here at the Mini bus has no regular health clinic by appoint­ Thursday: Closed for Christmas, we omlted the It was reported to us that talking about taking in the one column, we don't center with goodies, door time schedule except it New Year's Day. Church School, Mini-Musical with our good friend, Josephine stage show "Anything ment; 10 a.m. pinochle Did Christmas leave you does not lead to action, it is in itself a drawn by three camels named column Wednesday. expect It to be that busy. prizes and music. will make a pickup at Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen Joan Niller, Nursery; 11:00 worship Tomkiel who fell and broke Goes" at the Coachlight in games and Friendship Cir­ exhausted, glad to see the relatives lifeless thing” . (James 2:17 The New Prancer and Donder and Blltzen, and First of all we hope that We need you folks to call us However, we will not be Arthur's Drug Store at 11 social games. Noontime with communion. Nursery; Paul her hip back In September, early February and will cle meeting; noontime go. completely broke, and wondering English Bible). This comment leads the sled went jingle, jingle, jingle all everyone enjoyed Christ­ at least one day ahead so running the bus as not a.m. lunch served. 12:30 p.m. lunch served. 12:30 p.m. Lutz will be guest preacher at both is now home recuperating. tell you more later. where the real spirit of Christmas us well Into Paul's third step for fin­ the way. »5 The noise frightened the mas Day and we here are we can plan the time and enough people signed up. Tuesday 9 a.m. bus for bridge games; 1 p.m. craft setback games. Bus pickup worship services; 6:30 Youth (3irist- She thanks everyone for all Hey, here's some good route. Remember now, Day had fled'’ We write and talk and ding God's peace: shepherds' sheep who started to run, mas Party. wishing you all a very Hap­ Schedule for week shopping; 10 a.m. square class. Big bus pickup at 8 at 8 a.m. return trips at the cards and visits. news for you folks who are preach a great deal about the coming V^at you learned and received and and the pilot of the space ship leaned py and Healthy New Year. this service is Intended Monday: 8 a.m., kitchen dance class; 12:30 p.m., a.m. return trips at 12:30 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. Monday - 3:30 Staff; 12:30 Belle We're happy to hear she interested In coming to our of the Christchild into the world—and heard and seen in me, do (italics out *6 to tell the shepherds not to This coming week we only for those who are not social games; noontime return from shopping; 1 Mini bus pickup at Arthur's Choir Luncheon MCXT; 6:45 Bowling. is coming along fine and programs on the mini bus. and 3:15 p.m. The mini bus what a blessing it was and has been mine), and the God of peace will be spank their sheep because that would will be c lo s ^ for New on our regular big bus lunch served; 12:30 p.m. p.m. Senior Bowling at the Drug Store, Squire Village Tuesday — 10 a.m. ^ th o v e n ; 6:30 why not surprise her with a We will be putting it Into will make unscheduled across the centuries! — but the with you" (Philippians 4:9) make them sore afraid. Year's Day, meaning that route. I pinochle games. Big bus Parkade Lanes. No exer­ and Spencer .Vil'age at 11 Claudia Circle at Doris Johnson's. visit or card. Her address operation this coming Mon­ runs including the 11 a.m. fundamental part Thought without deeds stultify the He said that if they went to the Friday — Committee Reports are our regular programs will Our gala Holiday Dance pickup at 8 a.m. return cise class until Jan. 6. pick-up at Arthur Drug a.m. of that "coming" spirit. You know the familiar saying, Bethlehem Steel Cotnpany they could due. be held other than Thursday. is the coming of “The road to hell is paved with go()d see Jesus in a manger with an elec­ Saturday — 8 p.m. Ehnanuet Hill All Food Mart Storoa Opan Sunday 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Wo Will Closo Wod., Now Yoar’a Evo at S P.M. Jesus into our intentions". Would you find (M 's tric light bulb to keep the baby from Chapter of A A in Luther Hall, At this time on behalf of hearts as Lord peace, look again at all your excuses, getting cold. <7But the baby In the Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 my staff and members of and Savior. This your pretenses, your hypocrises in manger was only a doll so it didn't Church Street. our oil painting class we Unknown ISth the light of Christ's commands. After matter. wish to express our sincere Century writer you have prayed and thought, ACT. •8 The kings finally got there and Gospel music thanks to our super good has captured had presents for the baby. One had friend Kay Hendrickson What in ‘‘Peace" MANCHESTER- "The Master's Food Mart helps what can happen into our lives even some gold from Fort Knox and who is "retiring” as our In­ Please understand that "peace" is Musicians," a group of 15 high amidst the bedlam of our world' another king named Frank Incense structor. Kay has been not the contentment of a cow schoolers directed by Douglas Nelson k l (You know that "Bedlam" is a cor­ gave Jesus 'murr" or something. *9 with us better than 12 years you be a guest chewing her cud. Ponder well these of the Calvary Covenant Church, WALDBAUM'S ruption of the word "Bethlehem" words from Studdert Kennedy, the The shepherds didn't see the space­ now and has done and out­ because an insane asylum in London men anymore *10 but they deck^ the Cranston, R. I., will present a standing job as instructor king's cleric, better known in the program of contemporary gospel «at your own was named Saint Mary's of first World War as "Woodbine hall where Jesus was with boughs of for our painting class. It Bethlehem It is so easy to slip from holly, so that if bad Herod went there music at Trinity Ckivenant Church has been one of the more Willie: Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Food Mart New Y ear *s Party!' Bethlehem into bedlam not only he would prick his finger and die. successful programs year "Peace does not mean the end of Nelson, a former member of Trini­ vocally but in our daily living.) The •11 But Santa Claus got down the in and year out and all the all our striving. ty Covenant, is a youth leader at the angels sang about "Peace on earth " chimney before Herod had a dream, members of the class cer­ Peace does not mean the drying of Cranston church and has arranged and I pray that each of you through our tears. and left a bowl full of jelly for Mary tainly have benefited by and Joseph because they couldn't get the music for the evening program. Assorted Cheese Trays the holy days found the "peace" that Peace is the power that comes to her expertise. * into the hotel for supper. •12 Mary Visitors are welcome to attend. 3 dllferent sizes ol beautllully arranged trays. The the world cannot give or take away. soul's arriving. was great with child, so she was the Naturally, we are going finest cheese from the world s best paslurslands. Here are the words of our unknown Up to the place that God Himself Makes a marvelous holiday gilt. baby sitter while Joseph went to the Center Church to miss Kay, but before she writer appears " garage and got the donkey •IS Then decided to leave, she made Crisp California "Thou shalt know Him when He As an illustration look briefly at MANCHESTER- Events comes they took a trip to the desert so Jesus sure we had a very capable "'Saint" Augustine. He never met Picturesque scene scheduled next week at Center could play with the sand toys Santa replacement, Mrs. Winter Not by any dm of drums— (iod until he was thirty-three His Congregational Church are as ICEBERG Nor the vantage of His airs— had left, and then Santa gave them a A traffic mirror reflects this picturesque winter alpine will be taking over when mind was troubled with oriental follows: ride over the Red Sea in his sleigh • ! ( scene in the Swiss resort town of Davos. Recent heavy snow­ classes resume shortly .Nor by anything He wears— mysticism and his body was troubled Monday — 9 a.m. - Staff meeting. LETTUCE ■Neither by His crown— so that the Egyptians wouldn't drown after the first of the year. by a mistress and a child. His doubts falls in the area have not stopped the many international Church Office; 7 p.m. - Handbell LARGE HEAD Nor His gown- them. and his despair was like an emotional vacationers from flocking to Davos for the holiday season. CTioir, Carrier, Room. We all wish Kay the very •15 Then God went back to the For His presence known shall be earthquake even amid a tottering (UPI photo) Wednesday — 7:30 p.m. - Chancel beat, good health, many North Pole •IB until next Christmas By the Holy Harmony world with barbarians battering at Choir, Federation Room. years of enjoyment for she and took off his red suit • H and made That His coming makes in Thee " Rome. Seward Hilter has described certainly deserves it. Kay, Let the Deli experts Six your more toys. •IS But it's always (Thrist- The I’eaee O f (lOil his life in this way. "His childhood stop by and visit with us FRESH FLORIDA LARGE mas if Dad gets a carton of filter In the light of those words above it was unhealthy, his adolescence now and then. SLICING New Yearns Party Tra y | cigarettes that draw better than all By the way. we are plan­ seems appropriate to conclude our neurotic His mature life was spent TOMATOES LB comments on "finding the peace of in a demoralized world and he d i^ in other leading brands. •IS Im partial ning to form new com­ Your Food Mart Deli has a spectacular selection tests show ^20 And the shepherds L > CALIFORNIA God" You will recall — and I cer­ an uproar, with the vandals battering mittees of senior of party trays laden with your choice of meats, were late getting back to their flocks FRESH (BROCCOLI tainly hope you do — that Paul tells at the walls of Hippo . but he lived volunteers to help us. and cheeses and salads ... fresh bread and rolls. because they were keeping their 6 RAPPINI «*bei LB us in all situations we should main­ ervices hopefully we will find some and died with an inner steadiness and ^ desserts and so much more ... all beautifully watch by night and couldn't see what FRESH CRISP tain a " thankful attitude'" Let me productivity" (Anxiety, p95.) . Worship service, nursery: 9:15 new folks that will be hap­ Andover CALVARY CHURCH (Asaembliea I prepared. Just let our people know in advance repeat he does not mean that we So, my friends, have a blessed New time it said But they left a special . Church school classes. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN py to join one of our com­ RED RADISHES 4 BUNCHES^I • of God). 647 E Middle Turnpike. Rev. CHURCH. (Mlaaouri Synod) 239 message for us ^21 about telling mom FIRST CONGREGATIONAL mittees along with many of LONG . and we'll have an instant buffet for you that will should be thankful for all that Year Pray, think, and do! and you Kenneth L Quatafson. pastor 9:30 Graham Road. 9 a m . Sunday to go down to the friendly grocer and CHURCH of Andover. UCC. Route 6 Manchester > be the talk of the party. So relax! Leave it to happens to us — disease, accidents, will have the "peace of God that а. m.. Sunday achool; 10:30 a m., ser­ school. 9 and 10 15 a m., worship. our regulars. We will have GREEN SCALLIONS 4 BUNCHES®1 . ■t Long Hill Road. Rev Richard H. vice of worship. 6:30 p.m., evening buy a giant economy size of Zuz, with GOSPEL HALL. Center Street 10 a list of the various com- IDAHO OREGON SWEET Food Mart! earthquakes, and the like — but that passes all understanding" - and I Taylor, pastor 11 a m. worship ser­ service a plastic-wind-up angel inside ab­ vice with nursery available during am . braaking bread. 1145 am. Vernon I.N all kinds of events if we "'by know your New Year will be blessed Sunday school; 7 p m , gotpal CONCORDIA LUTHERAN mlttees on a bulletin board SPANISH ONIONS 3 LBS®1. solutely free. ^22 complete with service. 9 30 a m church school for CHURCH. (LCA). 40 Pttkin St Rev prayer and supplication with indeed all ages meeting. ST JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 W ait and hope that you will CARA MIA f COLONIAL GLAZED ^ Domamtie launching platform. FULL GOSPEL Burton D. Strand, pastor; Rev David S t. RockviHa. Saturday maaaea at 5 thanksgiving let loun requests be \ (Jiangc in Mood From Si. B Stacy, associate pastor. 8:30 a m select one that might be of ARTICHOKE HEARTS JAR 89* Virginia Brand •23 Since Jesus gave presents to all INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. and 7 p .m ; Sunday maaeaa at 6 30 made known unto God ", then "the Hcreticun Bolton 746 Mam St. Rev Philip Saunders, Holy Communion, nursery care (Poltah). 10 and 11:15 a m interest to you and then FARMER BROWN the animals, we ought to give provided t0:M a m Holy C ^m u- COLONIAL SWISS peace of God that passes all un­ CHURCH OF ST MAURICE. 32 minister 10.30 a m . praise, worship ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. sign the sheet. Remember BAKED Now that Christmas is past it nion. Church School through Orada FRESH COLE SLAW pkg 49* 5 ^ presents ^24 even to our aunts and Hebron Roed Rev RotiiBn W Cronin, service end Bible study. 7 p m . 69 Union St Rav Robert L derstanding will keep I our I hearts б. nursery care provided this Is your center. We WALDEN FARMS ALL VARIETIES 12 OZ BTL _ might not be inappropriate to share a uncles He liked all the animals in the peslor Saturday maM A 5 p.m . Sun­ deliverance service LeCounte. pastor 9 a.m. worship HAM CHEESE and minds in Christ Jesus iPhilip- UNITARIAN UNIVERSAUST service. 10:15 a m.. Sunday school. 7 have come this far, thanks Fully Cooked little satire of what to many is "the day mataee at 7 30. 9 IS and 1 1 a m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Lake LO CAL SALAD DRESSING 99* (WATER ADDED) SLICED TO ORDER manger, because they were wearing SOCIETY East. 153 W. Vernon St p .m , evening eervice. pians 4 6.71 There is a discipline for BOLTON’ UNITED METHODIST St Rev James Bellasov. pastor 9 30 to the many volunteers In mishmash of the holiday " This Rav Arnold Westwood, minister SACRED HEART CHURCH. Route ____ SWEET SUNKIST swaddling clothes to keep warm and CHURCH 1040 Boalon Turnpike a m., Sunday school. 10 30 a m . us to follow if we would have the 10.30 a m . Service 30 Rev Ralph Kelley, peator. Rev the past and it was their following quotation shows how mixed Rev Marione Hiiea. pastor 0 3 0 a m . worship service. 7 p.m . evening ser­ 0 8 3 8 there was a donkey and a cow and a TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. NAVEL 3 peace of God vice Michael Oooohue Saturday maaa at suggestion to form new SMOKED s g B up the sacred and the secular can church school 1 1 am . worship ser­ 302 Hackmateck St Rav Norman E. ^ V2 LB ^ ■ • .J L B J • .Another necessity is for us to horse •25 and two sheep and a bear vice. nursery CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, 5 p .m : Sunday maaaea at 7:30. 9. committees to dllow more gel I hope you get the chuckle out of Adams Street al Thompson Road Swensan. pastor. Milton Nllson. 10 30 a m. and noon fj ORANGES TH IN K We will of course use all and a lion and a hippopotamus and a ST GEORGE S EPISCOPAL assistant pastor 6 and 11 a.m.. of you to participate. Such KITCHEN FRESH it that I di(i CHURCH Boston Turnpike Rev Rev Edward S Papin, pastor Satur­ ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL HAM push-me-pull-you ^26 and all the peo­ worship services, nursery lor infants. CHURCH. Route 30. Rev Robert H the mental devices that any in­ John C. Hotlloer, vicar 10 a m . Fami­ day masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Sun­ committees are for bingo, (WATER ADDED) CRAB MEAT or SHRIMP SALAD l b *2.99 "Once upon a time God lived at the 9:25 a m . Sunday Bibie School WeHrter. rector 6 a.m.. oommurW>n. LARGE SIZE _ _ telligent individual will follow to be ple wore clothes made from old ly Eucharist. 11 am . Nursery day masses at 7 30. 9, 10:30 and cards, work In the office, 1145 a m classes lor ages two through edull. 10 e.m.. family aervioe arid church SHANK PORTION SWIFT S North Pole He wanted little boys and living room curtains. program and coffee feilowehip nursery for intents 10:25 lo 10:55. sick call, programs, fur­ free from inner trumoil, but add to it BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST O f achool. STICK BULK PEPPERONI l b *2.79 girls to be happy and have lots of •27 Herod's other name was faliowship coffee time VERNON ASSEMBUES OF (300 POPPED POPCORN i TI ao 99* f’aul s further word CHURCH. Bollon Center Road. Rev LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Woodsida nishing funds and LANDO LAKES ST M A R Y S E P IS C O P A L CHURCH. 51 Old Town Road. BRACH S good times But if they wanted toys Scrooge " J Stpnion Conover, minister. 0 30 Street and Hilistown Road Weodel K housekeeping. Finally, brethren, whatever is CHURCH. Psrk ar>d Church streets Rockville Rav Michelino Ricci, they had to be good »2 So God sent a a m Morning worship, church Walton, bishop 8 30 a m . Priesthood PICK-A-MIX CANDY l b WHITE AMERICAN CHEESE lb *2,19 Ila p p \ New ^ear! Rev Stephen K Jacobeon. rector pastor 1100 a m and 6 30 p m Next, a reminder that we .09 b u tt true whatever is honorable, sch(X)l and nursery. 10:30 a m coffee and Relief Sooety: 11 15am . Sacra­ COLONIAL space man to tell the shepherds not Rev J Gary L'Hommadteu. aaalMant worshio servtcee whatever is just, whatever is pure Thank you alt for your helpful com­ hour in Chandler Hall. 10 45 a m ment Meeting have fliers available for a PORTION LB *1.09 SALVATION ARMY. 661 Mam St to the rector. Rev AlanJ Broedheed. VERNON UNITED METHODIST HOLIDAY MIXER8I w a t e r a d d e d v lb to be afraid, because even though forum program and adult study LB. LEAN COOKED HAM ? *1.39 whatever is lovely, whatever is ments about the column, the Capt and Mrs Arthur Carlson, corps assistant to the rector 7 30 a m Holy CHURCH. Route 30 Rev Mer)orie trip to Ireland scheduled Santa Claus was coming to town. group Eucharist 9 s m . Family Eucharist California E gracious. If there is any excellence, if material you sent for publication, officers 9 30 a m . Sunday school. Hiiea. paalor S a m church school. for the first week in April. Fresh Herod was going to kill all the little 10 45 a m . holir>ess meeting; 6 p m and Church School. 11 a m Holy 9 15 a.m.. worship ser vice, rtursery FRESH LOIN WHOLE OR there is anything worthy of praise. Eucharist It sounds like a very nice SUNKIST Florida r OUR BEST ^ r Oourmet White'^ and the encouragement for con­ Coventry open-air meeting. 7 p m . salvation CHURCH OF 8T BERNARD babies Next week on the ABC televi­ SOUTH UNITED METHODIST LEMONS CENTER CUT SHANK PORTION think M talics m inei on these tinuing "Wings of Morning " May meeting RockviHe Rev John J White, pastor trip and I believe the price LEM-N-LIMES LEAN A TENDER or Smoked sion network the three wisemen COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1126 Mam St Rav Or LARGE SIZE things verse 8i UNITED PENTECOSTAL Saturday masses st 5 ar>d 7pm. is right. Drop by and pick you in 1981 have a deep faith, CHURCH. Route 44-A eno Trow­ George W Webb. Rev Laurence M. watched the baby Jesus coming to CHURCH. 167 Woodbridge SI Rev Sunday masses at 6 00. I0ar>d 11 30 experience great love, and along the bridge Roed. Rev Bred Event, Hill. Rev' Bruce A Pehraon. pastors up a flier and see what it's PORK ROAST TURKEY hailli W itiioul W urkf% Ik Dead am . FRESH earth *3 in a space ship that was so p u io r Sundey 9 30 a m worship. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a m.. Sun­ i c 9 a m and 10 45 a m Worship ser­ RlXKVILLE UNITED METHODIST all about. James gives us the heading of this way find an occasional chuckle, but 10 45 a m Sunday achool, 7 p m Bi­ day school. 11 a.m , worship. 6 30 bright that it looked like a star >4 p m . prayer. 7 p m . worship vice. 9am Church School, nursery CHURCH. 142 Grove St Rev Richard Also, while on trips, a BEEF BREAST section A different translation often above all may you have in your heart ble study and feiiowahip Wednesday. through funtor high 7 30 p m . Praise CHOPS E Thompson, pastor 10:45 a m . HAM They followed the space ship for a 7 30 p m prayer meeting PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 that peace that passes all'understan- and teaching service worship service reminder to you folks going gives us a different slant on a long lim e But they didn t get tired PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Spruce St Rev Richsrd Gray, paalor ding. God bless you. everyone! 10 30 a m., worship servica. nursery. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL on the "Florida Hop” that s 9 2 S s e e s familiar text So with faith if it because they came in sled that was CHURCH, Route 31 and North River Church and Chestnut streets. Rev FROZEN FOODS GALORE! 0 1 9 C 1 C 9 15 a m.. Sunday school. 7 p m . in­ CHURCH of Vernon. 695 Hertford V2 L B Road Rev W H Wilkens, pastor 9 O ils H Gustafson, pastor: Rev your final payments are * LB. L ^ e v z L B .J J • m Sunday school, 10 15 am., formal worship Turnpiks Rev John A Lacey, 1 .6 0 Michael R Lohmann. associata worship service ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL minister. Rev David C Bowling, due the first of the year. By Top Frost pastor. Bryan Myers. Intern. Rev C Red L Hors deliciously s m o k e d WHOLE or HALF CATHOLIC CHURCH. 23 Gofway St assistant minister 965 • m . Church FRESH PORK LOIN PORTIONS & 7 RIBS LB *1.09 ST MARYS CHURCH, Route 31 Henry Anderson pastor emeritus the way, we still have room Rev F Bernard Milter pastor. Rev Rev Waiter A H yuko, pastor 9 a m . school, crib room, child c a rt. 10 a m LARGE WHITE FISH LB *2.69 6 30 and I t a m . worship services. for a few more, so if you D’Ouevres ICE CREAM John L Suprenani. associate pastor mass in English. 10.30 a m.. m ats in Worship service 9 45 a m Suriday school, nursery, FRESH PORK LOIN END PORTIONS LB Saturday massea at 5 and 7 p m . English and Poltah FULL GOSPEL would like to get away ASSORTED VARIETIES ASSORTED FLAVORS *1.19 KNOCKWUHST COCKTAIL FRANKS Church offers adult forum. Bible study: 11 em ST BARTHOLOMEW S ^HURCH. INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH from all this cold weather 64 OZ. CARTON FRESH Sunday masses si 7 30 9 30 and nursery 5 0 2 TO 10 0 2 PKGS JUDEA BEEF FRANKS LB *2.69 to 45 a m 741 E Middle Turnpike Rev. Martin INC . 9 Ellington Ave . RockviHe. Rev J Schoiaky. pastor. Saturday m ats al NORTH UNITED METHODIST Philip Saunders, minister Sijnday. for a few days in February, WHOLE PORK I OIN ,Nm ro«?T chops LB M .39 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 300 Parker St Rev Dr • 1 3 S HEBREW NATICHAL ' CHURCH. Route 44A Rev Robert K. 5 p m . Sunday masaes at 8 30. 10 2 30 p.m . deliverance service. drop by and see what's it's and 11 30 a m Howard L Love, pastor 9 s.m and Wednesday, 7 30 p m . deliverance KOSHER SALAMI & BOLOGNA LB *1.99 hook on schools Becntoid pastor 93(7 am Educa­ 10 30 a m worship services: 9 a m all about. CHICKEN BREASTS BONELESS LB *2.49 * ST JAMES CHURCH Rev William service tion lor all ages, 11 a m , worship ser­ nursery for children 5 years old or MRS s m it h s vice F Carroll. Rev Francis V Krukowski. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. News here at the center younger. 10 30 a m Church school, T h e B iia rd lo r H o m e la n d social sciendsts linancial c.spcrts learn ministry Rev Edwerd J Rear­ Route 30 Rev Thomas N CoUey. 17 02 PKG U.8.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ROAST SALEI aged 3 to 6lh grade starts with our setback PIE SHELLS 89* FRESH, FRESH DAIRY FOOD8I .Ministries ol the 18 million-member theologians don. In resKience Saturday masses pastor 6 a m and 10:30 a.m worship BONELESS BONELESS East Hartford SECOND CONGREGATIONAL games last Friday after­ BONELESS at 5 and 7 30 p m . Sunday masses at servtcea; 915 a m Sunday School STOUFFERS TOP OR BOTTOM RUMP OR TIP 1 nited Church of Christ is offering There is a special tKKiklel lor CHURCH. 365 N Mam St. Rev. Dr noon. We had 10 tables and HOOD’S HOOD’S FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. 763 7 30. 9 and 10 30 a m . noon and 5 and adult Bible class PEPPERONI PIZZA Z PKG M J 9 the public booklets which James D MscLauchlin, pastor. 10 TALCOnviLLE 120 EYE ROUND address children The Anti-Mullins. by Oak Si Rev Ralph F Jeliey, pastor p m the winners are Archie ROUND ROUND a m worship service and church ORANGE SOUR ("urrent education issues Madeleine L'Engle. the prize win­ to a m . church school, 11a m , m or­ ST BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Mam CONGRE(3ATIONAL CHURCH. Main MRS SMITH S school. 1 1 a m fellowship hour S tra ti and Elm HiM Road, Rev Houghtaling, 137; William ROAST ROAST hnlitled The Education of the ning worship. 7 p m . evening service Si Rev Philip A Sheridan and Rev 26 0 2 PKG ROAST JUICE CREAM ning children s author, which CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Kenneth E Knox, pastor 10:30 a m APPLE PIE M .19 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East Emilio P Padelli. co-pastors Satur­ Brown. 132; Andy Noske, 64 OUNCE CARTON 6 OUNC^CUP I ’ubhc and the Public School, the CHURCH 11 Canter SUeet Rev WAKEFIELD stresses the value ol individualism Hartford (Southern Baptist Conven­ day masaes at 5 and 7 30 p m, Sun­ Worship service 128; Sam Schors, 127; Bert 0 1 8 0 1 8 day masses si 7^30. 9. 10:30 and Newell H Curtis Jr., senior pastor. 0 9 senes explains basic American prin­ tion). 36 Main St Rev Charles Coley, ■ e L B . and of standing up for one s prin­ noon Rav Chet Copeland, associate Turner, 127; Ada Rojas. SNOW CRAB MEATeoz PKG ^3.99 LB LB IC ciples lor educating the public, and ciples. and also shows the impor­ pastor 1 1 a m and 7 p m , worship pastor: Rav Clifford 0 Simpson, services nursery. 9 45 a m . Sunday JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 127; Bob Schubert, 124; pastor emeritus 10 s.m worship ser­ WHOLE BEEF LB discusses the multiple educational tance ol the education provided in the school. 6 p m Training Union Tolland Turnpike 9 30 a m . Bible BONELESS TENDERLOINS *3.99 vice 10 am Church School 11 15 Mina Reuther, 122; Elmer ORANGE JUICE i z o z c a n 79* HOODS FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH discourse. 10 20 a m . group discus­ COLONIAL FULLY COOKED SEMI BONELESS lorces in American lile. such as lamily a m coffee shoppe. (Lutheran Church m America). 1120 sion. Swanson. 121; Bill Stone, POUND or RAISIN POUND . A L L P U R P O S E C R E A M 16 02 CONTAINER school church lam ily, and the While writlen primarily lor IcKal SMOKED HAM PORTIONS WATER ADDED LB *1.79 Silver Lane Rev Paul E Henry Jr 2ION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 120. LARGE O f SMALL CUR0 & COUNTRY STYLE .0 0 7 SARA LEE CAKES V 02 PKG .39 PERDUE LARGE media and regional religious bixiies lor use pastor 9 30 a m . Sunday School. CHURCH (Missouri Synod). Coopar South Windsor 104 Then on Monday after­ HOODS COTTAGE CHEESE c o n t a in e r 7 9 * 10 30 a m coffee *'our it am and High streets Rev Charles W SPEAKS TOP FROST ' We believe that substantive new in their relations with public educa­ WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH BOZ MEATY ROASTER DRUMSTICKS l b 79* worship Kuhl. pastor 9 a m . Divlr>e worship. noon it was pinochle time re.sourees are needed lo re-eslablish 1790 Ellington Road Rev Harold W. I Eugene Brevwr WHIPPED TOPPING CONTAINER PRIMO PORK tion Ihe bfxjklets are directed al a 10 15 a m Sunday School and Youth 49* CHURNY CHEESE BALL p kg FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Richardson, minister 9.15 and 10 45 and the following high roz the lai I that the church s commit­ CHURCH 67 Mam SI Rev William E. Forum; 10 15 to 11 30 a m . First and ITALIAN SAUSAGE hot m mud s-| much broader audience, according to second year youth instruction. Holy am., worship service and church scores are: Ann Thomp­ 59 Flynn minister 10 a m , worship ser­ ment to me public school has deeper Dr Spragg' .Seven denominations Communion the first and third Sun­ school vice. church school, child care. 11 Wtien all hope truly dis- son, 853; Betty Jesanis, roots thSp a concern lor busing and day of each month ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. 2 that work with the United Church of a m coffee hour, 6 p m . youth choir, 673 Ellington Road Rev Carl J appears, life's termination 807; Ada Rojas, 803; prayer in the schools," explains the 7 p m . youth fellowship CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall and Christ in Uniled .Ministries in Educa­ ShiKer. pastor Saturday masaes at 4 cannot be far behind. Maude Custer, 752; Bob Canada Dry Maxwell Food Club FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Vernon streets ^uger>e Brewer and Mott’s Rev Dr Howard E. Spragg, tion will recommend the booklets to Steve Holt, ministers Sunday ser­ and 5.30 pm .. Sunday masses at Despair is bright hope's an Ruffles HAWAIIAN 1.535 F o rb o s S t Rev R a lp h 7:30. 9:30 and 11 a m Schubert. 769; Bea l^der, House executive vice president and chief their local churches, and the series Saunders, pastor 10 a m . Sunday vices 9 am . Bible ciaases; 10 am . tithesis, fit only for carrion SODA ST MARGARET MARY CHURCH. 768; Jennie Fogarty, 749; MAYON­ executive olficer ol the Homeland will also be used by school boards, school. 11 a h i. worship service, 7 worship: 6 p.m worship. Wednesday food for birds of prey. GINGER ALE - CLUB APPLE 7 p m . Bible study Nursery provided Rev John J. Oulnn. pastor. Rev Ann Fisher. 747; Sam INSTANT POTATO PUNCH Board which handles all phases of p m., evangelistic service Nursery at Joseph H. Keating. asalMani p a a to r _ SODA • TOM COLLINS parent teacher associations and all services lor all services Schors, 744; Fritz Wilkin­ education for ihe church FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Saturday mass at 5 p.m. Sunday Hope is desire combined or SELTZER NAISE Fruit Drinks SAUCE other public groups BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST masses al 6 30. 10 and 11.30 a.m. son, 743; Ed Kindle, 730. CHIPS SCIENTIST, 447 N Main St. 10:30 32 OZ. COFFEE The booklets deal with the public CHURCH, 16 Church St Rev Henry with expectation. Desire ASSORTED FLAVORS The Uniled Church ol Christ Board a m . church service. Sunday Khool. ST PETER S EPISCOPAL 32 OUNCE JAR 7 OUNCE PACKAGE J Scherer J r . pastor 10.30 a m., alone is but wishful thinking Because the children are 2 BOTTLES 1 0 OUNCE JAR 46 OUNCE CAN schools in relation to education of the and care for small children CHURCH. Sand Hiil Road. Rev Bruce hopes to achieve three goals with its worship service, child cere provided on vacation this week, we COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Jacques, pastor: Rav. Ronald E. ExpectaUon without desire 7 public, the family, financing of public i“ducational series, Spragg reports: tor infants through age 5 915 s.m 565 E. Center St. Rev. James I Meek, Haidaman. assistant to the paalor. 6 is better defined as dread. normally would not be ser­ education public policy, ethnic church school for atl ages including a m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., • An understanding of long term, adult ciess 6 p.m Junior Hign end minister. 9:15 a.m., Church school tor For hope to live there must ving any meals, but thanks pluralism moral education, and all ages, kindergarten through Grad# family service and Sunday school responsible and appropriate ac­ i\t*w PuHlor Senior High Fellowships be some solid evidence that 4 continuing durli>g the service. 10 30 AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN td Joe D. he will prepare a education ol the whole person They tivities which the church can under­ WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH. Rev. Bert Van a m , Morning worship, nursery makes the expectation poui- tasty but light lunch for FRANCO AMERICAN SCOTT FAMILY PACK (Unitsd Methodist Church). 110 Antwerpen, pastor 9:45 a m., Sunday SACRAMENTO are written by leading educators. take with others to assure that the provided. hie, even likely, of realiza­ 14Vk 0 2 Ellington Roed Rev. Gordon Qele, you. We will be serving 46 OZ CAN M ANCIIESTEK - The Rev Pauls CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. 236 school: 11 a m. and 7 p.m., worship tion. SPAGHETTI O’S CANS 3 poR 8 9 * 6 9 * PAPER NAPKINS'^acS * 1 . 2 9 public school and olher forms of pastor 9:30 a m . worship service, service, nursery al both aervicea meals on Monday, TOMATO JUICE Jaunzemis has been Installed as child cere Mam St. Rev Neale McLain, senior education are doing everything possi­ MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Nen Tear's servii-e , TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, pastor: Rev George Emmitt, minister Wednesday and Friday. pastor of the American Latvian of viaitatlon and outreach 9:30 a.m.. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin 3 [ l u |L U LU ble around individual and societal meeting in Stye Elementery School. Paul spoke of "Christ in ' Here's a reminder for M AM NFS I I M_ The New Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sunday school; 10:45 a m., worship, Synod), 300 Buckland Road. Rev. 1S3 QEISHA ! GENTLE develophients. Kingston Drive Rev Bim Rowley. you. the hope of glory." Col. 2 0 * o f f YES SCOTTIES RITZ Year s Eve 8 p m service at Trinity childran's church arul nursery. 7 Ronald Uuatiel. .paalor. 9:30 a m., you that tryouts for our up CHUNK LIGHT M anchester. The installation':iP**to'*<>•'" Bibwcluaas: ii >.m 1:27. Unless we are in Christ • A stance which assures person in D.m.. evening service, nursery. worship tarvice; 10:30 a.m., Sunday and coming variety show ON ANY PKG Detergent TOUCH Facial Tissue CRACKERS Covenant Church will include singing achool. TUNA the public schools that there is a seg- ceremonies were conducted on Dec. f and he in us, there is no will be held on Sunday I WITH SOFTENER Bath Soap WHITE or ASSORTED by the youth with guitar accompani­ Biblical evidence upon MAM IN WATER m'enl within the regligious communi- 14. vICM 4 | 64 OZ. BOTTLE 4V. OUNCE BAR 200 COUNT BOX ment, music by Charles Lunn," afternoons, Jan. 11 and 18 6W OZ. CAN ty-lhal cares about education for its ABENDMU8IK - CONCORDIA which we can reasonably I I formcT choir director, testimonies, starting at 2 p.m. MARS The Rev. Karlis A. Birznieks. dean Glastonbury Music for the Nativity Season hand our hope of glory. 'To IC and Holy Communion. own sake, rather than for the those who had been bapUzd So fome on you talented JCandy Product I churchs.ends. of the East District uf the Latvian ST DUNSTAN'S CHURCH. Holy Innocents Day, December 28 - 7:30 p.m. lolks, jot down the dates Manchester Roed. Rev. Joseph R. into Christ (Romans (:S-4), Good Sun OK 21 inru I I Good Sun Otc 26 inru i • A conviction on the part of Evangelical Lutheran Church in BanrK>n. pastor Saturday mass at S Music of Brahms. Handel, Tallis, Pachelbel Paul wrote that Christ wss and join us. We also can I ’•Vnf’couT.r'?.", ® ® l S ' IIWI'WI ■ T."; waiinp I 1 c.™. rw-.- w sm y; -cJu-pinT.: qSSBnr'ngyiiy; •"•*••••>'' .Viimar; Organ to arrive Ufiited Church of Christ members Exile, officiated at the installation p m . Sunday maaaea at 6, 9:30 and in them (Romans 8:8-10). use people to help with the •4ilP*^j_cuiioinK______j 1 1a m . The Concordia CMIdren’e Choir MANCHESTER - Emanuel that they can partiepate construe- ceremonies. The Rev, Richard The Concordia Choir The testimony of God's many jobs connected with Lutheran Church expects to receive lively in matters which affect their Zarins, pastor of the Latvian Hebron The Coneordle Cdlcfllum Word is the solid evidence the show such as scenery, PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU ^ for Biblical hope. Anything its new organ Jan. 5 schools to replace the premise that Evangelical Lutheran Church of New making costumes, etc. 8T PETER’S EPISCOPAL less is illusory. From Dec, 28 until the organ is schools are the property of the York and the Rev. Karlis Kronis, CHURCH. Routs 66 Rev WHHam David L Almond, Director of Music The rehearsals will start ready for use. the church will use a experts and the government. pastor of the Latvian Evangelical (’•'•‘"g.'•etof lOim.vYoftiup Concorea UrthirM Chureh Jan. 25 and continue on In to eui cuilomari. •« r«Miv« irt« n ^ i ip iMmt m >m to i pkfli of any it*m ticopl ehart 04h#rt»iM no4od pianoVor services and will not use The. monographs may be obtained SOPHkIntL Sundays right through a S " ’"te A o coNoneoATiONAL CMKI OF aWT tor m U not avaiiaoit incMOioticH toouw leisii o* Not rttoongibia for typographicaJ oowi tile church balcony for seating from the Pilgrim Press, 132 W 31 d S S IS ie a . CHURCH. Hebron. Rev Oevtd 0 LydslI and Vemoo ftreeta March and when you think Street. New York, NY 10001 A reception followed the service. Runmon-aereford. pastor io 30 - n » c » : 848-108I______about it, there are only 410 W IIT MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER

V. EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 27, lIWO - 9 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sal . Dec 27, IWIO Live longer I For a 10-year-old § Can you live to be 100 years old? excess sugars, candies, about your body is that, un­ reason you must not allow pauper who very early By LELORD KORDEL right kind of foods. It is only when you feel tion of new understanding. A dream came true Hardening of the Read them twice. etc. They may tickle and der ideal conditions it can your body to look old loses his glow of vitality. yourself slipping past the Number Two of ■ Serie* appease the appetite—but rush to the defense of some .^And vitality is the real arteries, heart trouble — zenith that getting older Is Memorize them. ’Tliink of before its years—and it give your body nothing for injured or worn out part light of youth in the win­ EDITOR’S NOTE: What dozens of so-called’’ a calamity. them whenever you sit does not have to. Again, needed repairs. and make needed U the Kordel Plan? It la a "Diseases" are actually a It Is then that every year down to eat. regardless of what the dow of the house you live With some variations repairs—quickly. If it has ine. way of living healthily form of degeneration of the brings on more symptoms calendar may say. Rule* For Eating which I shall explain as we the proper substances with while eating enjoyably. A body tissues caused by Im­ of "old age” — and usually How often have you seen If you aren’t feeling as fit They can help you add go along, it's almost as which to do it. houses perhaps a hundred faulty diet, Lelord Kordel proper eating over a they are of our own as you'd like, it is quite years to your life and, what simple as that for you to That’s where the right or more years old that still possible you are throwing believes. Is often both prolonged period of time. making. is even more impor­ maintain health and live a kind of foods come in. They look good, are structurally the best food down the cause and symptom of If you want to carry your ’Though it may be hard to tant-life and vitality to lot longer than you may help the chemical sound? drain—instead of giving it much physical and mental years lightly toward a believe — it is not those years. Here they are: have thought possible. laboratory within your While others, perhaps to your body's chemistry. illness In men and women longer, happier life, rather necessary for you to 1. If you want to live If you get plenty of tissue body to be in good working half as old, are already Unwittingly, you may be today. His studies of the than allow the years to become "old” at 45, 55, 65 longer—and keep the body building and hormone order. falling apart? undoing the forces that can effects of food on mind and drag you along through a or more. in good working order — stimulating foods in your It is a matter of the care protect your youth and life. body have convinced him miserable, ailing Professor Oscar E. you must eat more of the diet each day. your body The House You Live In and attention they were that proper diet can pre­ premature old age, you Schotte of Amherst College DlttrlbutBd by Sp^clBlty FMtur«« foods rich in protein, chemistry will ^ kept in given. SyndiCBiB. All Rightt RBierved vent, even ellmjnate, many must take time to analyze tells us that our body Your body is the house illnesses. RevlM your way vitamins, and minerals. good balance. you live in—but, unfor­ Good health and a Cond«n»#d from th# book "E it Right your present eating habits. possesses the seed of •nd Lfve Longor’ by L*lord Kordel Foods like meat, fish, It goes without saying youthful feeling must come of eating, says Lelord I t ’s w orth a try — perpetual life. ’This keeps it tunately, you can’t move eggs, fruits, salads, and that your body’s chemistry from within. If you are un­ Next: I)on*l throw away Kordel, and you will begin because there’s nothing to in good repair — if we see but of it if you have allowed lightly cooked vegetables. cannot make the right derfed, or misfed, then you the bent food! How the to really live. lose and a lot to gain. to it that it is fed the proper it to look shabby and worn. 2. And you must eat less materials unless it gets the may be sure you cannot average wife and mother elements for the re tirin g Today much emphasis is Old age should be How We Age of the high starch rigid foods to work on. look your best. rohn her family of health* process to function un­ placed bn outward recognized for the disease Aging — as opposed to foods—like breads, cakes, The wonderful thing appearance. For that It is the nutritional giving nutrlentH. it is. interruptedly. youth — is a process which Why then are so many of You don't get old just begins at birth. us misfed, underfed,,I and because the calendar says Elach moment, each day, yes — malno'urished? you are 30 or 60 or even 100. each year you become There is only one You get old because cer­ “older" — and for a time answer. And that is a lack tain degenerative changes this is an improvement. of understanding of the take place in your body. You never regard getting IWIN *475.00 THIS WEEK I nature of sound nutrition. Changes that can largely older to be a misfortune be prevented — and even ’The two sentences that when you are 13-in fact, follow can be your founda­ corrected — by the foods you can hardly wait. we eat — if they are the CPR Course SOUTH WINDSOR— South Windsor library hours CLUES ACROSS: ^ The South Windsor Am- 4. It can saam wrong, aomahow, for a paraon to V* ' ■ . SOUTH WINDSOR- reopen the children's ? balance Corps is offering a have difficulty In girttlng------traatmant. PRIZE CROSSWORD NO.I349 ’The South Windsor Public library on Wednesday and . free CPR course to all 7. Attar baing courted by a fallow for a time, a girl Library will be open Dec. ’Thursday evenings, begin­ A happy F’etcr Wolfgang stands trance to the American Museum of ' South Windsor residents la aomatlm** tald to gat------. 31 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., ning Jan. 7, 1981. The ■ ■ J x 1 Jan. 5, 6 and 7 at the Com­ 9. Communicating with aomaono, mora or laa* ‘R with his grandmother. Mrs Alice Natural History in New York City. but will be closed Jan. 1. children's library had been Pinto, at a sign marking the en- Looking as though they had just been interrupted, these life-like animals “graze" on the range munity Center from 7 to 10 The library Board of closed at 6 p.m. on those from a dlatanca. p i H at the museum. p.m. Interested individuals Directors voted at their nights for several months 10. Whara a ------fall*, conaldarabla should contact Ed November meeting to on an experimental basis. damage can raault. m < ^ m 1 |l | I Devanney at 644-8813 or 12, A wifa hardly axpacta her huaband to criticiza M i H i T r Diane Taylor at 644-254S or a ------piuddlng aha ha* triad to maka |u*t E i l F r i G Ten-year-old. I’eler Wollfiant; of 644AM63. younpsler viewed relies of tha way ha llkaa It. e r M p l E k 1 c E 191! llnssom Hoad. Manchester, had prehisliirk animals in natural sel- Here’s next schedule 15. Part of tha garden scene. his dreams come true recentIv when linps and was fascinated lisleninp to 10. Many a apaclallzad pursuit, study, or Intaraat, " M 'b M " o 4|e H t P his prandparents pave him a Irif) to Ihe museum puidy relate tales ol the Off limits for town bookmobile has It* own particular------for tha addict. the .-Xmenean Museum ol Natural creatures habits hundreds ol vears VI Ir Ie H ^ M n y l E SOUTH WINDSOR- 17. Acid getting Into It by mlstaka certainly won't Historv lor his birthdav apcp MA.NCIIESTER - Here 2:50 p.m. —Mather Street. do any goodi -Xceompaniecl by his prandparenls The South Windsor Recrea­ 3:30 p.m. —Saulters Road. AM M nElLlL^M Is Peter wurkinp on a new dream^ is next week's schedule for 10. Thar# ara quiet respectable residential part* Mr and .Mrs Heppie I’intool .'171 W tion Department has 4:10 p.m. —Marshall Road. V\e proh.ihly won I know till his lllh the Manchester Public whara street vendors, etc., would hardly b* an- Middle Turnpike .M.inchesier the birlhda v requested that anyone y i IIIM V cross country skiing on the Library bookmobile: Wednesday couragad to ------. 19. Run-down araa. 'b M ■ Pudim Property refrain Tuesday 10 a m. —Meadows Con­ from going through the valescent Home. 24. It’s by no moan* uncomnfon lor I wildlife sanctuary portion 9:30 a m. —Manchester 2:10 p.m. —Green Lodge ------davicas to have wires, ate., at­ E M W T E j r Early Learning Center. of the property. Rest Home. tached to them. 5 M t M t | INM^Ii 10:50 am . —Lincoln Center. 2:50 p.m. —Jensen Street. N The sancthary boun­ 11:40 a m. —Ivy Manor 29. One can hardly go through Ilia without avar daries are posted on the 3:30 p.m. —Bretton Road. encountering the sort ol oxparlanca that may Apartments. 4:10 p.m. —Loomis Street. I Agree to accept the judges decision as llnal Pudim Property. 2:10 p .m —Ashland Street ba said, llgurativaly, to make one’s heart N A M E ...... Let’s wish Happy New year CLUES DOWN: A D D R E SS ...... 1. Certainly not looaa. CITY...... STATE .... 2. A raaMy nasty one can eartaWy make a IMow IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED YES auffart NO to our supermarket friends 3. Abbreviation lor "sacond.” CLIP AND MAIL TO: By MARTIN SLOANE Year. — Betty Bourquein, 5. An aging Iannis star will have to lac* the lact PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE DEARSUPERMARKET Sunman Bible Church. that his------Isn’t what It used to b*. C/0 THE EVENING HERALD SHOPPER — I don’t know DEAR BETTY - The 0. In movies, It’s nurvalous how a ------1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER, CT. whether this is the kind of two recent columns con­ iu p « r band ol haros can manage to prevail against letter you print in your cerning refunding for your vary groat odd*. CONTEST RULES column, but I would like to church created a lot of in­ M arket 8. Barrier across a river. 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the send a special thank you to terest in using refunds for 11. Whan not In usa, It can sensibly b* hung up out words that you think best lit the clues. To do this read each my supermarket for good causes. Shopper j Ol the way. clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word helping to make this past I would appreciate 13. StudanI groups. Its true meaning. year a good one for me. hearing from readers who 14. Lack ol rain. 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You Its Wednesday » are connected with other 20. 8om* parts ar* quite noted lor thorn. may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically newspaper ads are terrific. groups that are using 21. In a parson happening to b* this, haradity may produced (printed, mimeographed, etc'.) copies of the entry And when I get to the store, refunds to raise money for from one bottle of Sweet have played Its part. blank will be accepted. the circulars have even worthwhile projects. 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members 10. Look for the hang tag. 22. With which to hit a ball. more coupons in them. In Please send your letters to Expires May 31, 1981. of their families) of the Evening Herald. fact, most of the shoppers I me in care of this Soup*, snack food*, can­ 23. Clamorous nols*. 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES know take a pair of newspaper. dy (File 3) WORD LIST NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A scissors with them to the Refund of ihr day CURTISS Escalating Re­ This list contains, among others, tha correct word* POSTMARK. store. Write to the following ad­ fund Offer. Receive a re­ lor tha PRIZE CROSSWORD PUZZLE lor ralaas* 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the I also appreciate the dress to receive the form fund of $1. $2 or $3. For $1. Woakand ol Dec. 27-28, 1980. contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. It mora than coupon-exchange box and required by this $1.50 re­ send the required refund one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be the refund-form bulletin fund offer from Close-Up. form plus three proofs of ABILITY HITCHED BLUM shared equally. board. AQIUTY HOBE THIN Signal and DX: Smile Re­ purchase from Fun Size BAT LORE TIGHT 6 . IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE Relics of mammals who roamed the earth centuries ago draw an interested crowd. And when I get to the fund Offer, P.O. Box NB- Baby Ruth or Butter­ CABLING LURE TWIN ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK'S PRIZE. In another section ol the museum, this furry giant pounds his check-out counter, the 692, El Paso, Texas 79977. CALLING NICE YELL fingers. For $2. send the CLABBBB RAGGED 7. 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The correct solution to this week's PrIzeword will be a great and friendly (File 2) proof for Butterfingers is FOGB BELL published the following Saturday. experience. I invite you to Clip out this file and keep HAIR BHELF 10 The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical the red “thicker HEALING BHELL come shopping with me it with similar cash-off crunchier" corner from HEARING BING errors which may appear during the puzzle game. and see for yourself. — coupons — beverage refund the 16-ounce bag. Expires HEATINC BINK The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal K a th le e n B. from offers with beverage April 30. 1981. custody of Nate Agoatinelll, President Manchester State Milwaukee. coupons, for example. CELESTATE Pizza Re­ LAST WEEK’S Bank. _ DEAR KATHLEEN - It Start collecting the ne^ed fund. Receive a refund of 12 Upon accepting prize money, the contestant vill be doesn’t matter that you proofs of purchase while $1, $1.75 or $2.75. For $1, photographed for the paper. didn't include the name of looking for the required re­ send the required refund PUZZLE SOLUTION your store, because your fund forms at the super­ form plus Universal letter is a holiday thank market, in newspapers and Product Codes from any you from all of us to the magazines, and when two Celeste Pizzas. For stores that try especially trading with friends. $1.75, send the form plus PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE hard to be considerate and Offers may not be V three UPCs. For $2.75, ANSWER’S TO LAST WEEK’^ PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE thoughtful to their available in all areas of the send the form plus four m r customers. country. Allow 10 weeks to UPCs. Expires March 31, On behalf of shoppers receive each refund. 1981. CLUES ACROSS: 1. FIREARM not lorMrm. Any rtqulremanl of slBBdlnaM rM lM . In lh« everywhere, I want to wish CHIFFON Tailgate M AND M’S, The Color­ all our' friends at these •nd, to th« FIREARM ItMlf Offer. Receive the ful Baking Ingredients. 6. 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Ona readily imaginaa dictators, etc . to ba AVID (or mora power But to ba maraly "add” (rather than. w y. ruthlaas or cruai) man Bible Church want to any three packages of Soft chocolate candies plus 11. NAM E not tame. N AM E la apt in a mora active tanM . Tha animala may thank you for writing about tend to bacoma tama. Put they •/• not utually tamed •• auch. saams an unsuitably trivial thing. Chiffon. S p ire s Dec. 31. labels from any two of the 4 BADLY not madly or sadly Specifying ona or two drinks “too many* our refunding program. As 1981. 12. BED not baa Tha disptaya of flowars in BEDa will vary In aiza Baaa era following baking products: aaaantlaify all tha same. suggaats a BAD conaaquanca in soma form a result, we have received MIRACLE Brand shortening, flour, sugar, 13 DOE not dog. Wild dear in thair swift appaarancaa ara quita llkaly to 5,' REVIVED not ravlsad. 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Though It may not appeal to avarybody, a watch 12 BANTER not bartar. BANTER is fully apt. but tha dua would ratar to tha Send the required refund haggHnf rathar than to bartar (In ttsa^, maraly the exchange ol goods) impossible for us to res­ from any three package* of (profaasionatly daaignad) cannot "quite daiwBafy" lack beauty. form plus two box tops 17 SHINE not whins Ha cartainly doaan't SHINE, but ha may possibly pond to everyone. So, Miracle Margarine. Also 20. LEGION not ragton. "Foralgn LEGION" ttorlat ara axclUng. parttculariy with white price circles for a boy, which ft more than can nacaaaarliy ba said for a 'loraign whins k ha It a sort loser (i.a , a sportsman maraly in lha aanaa of a . J i v - ■ partidpam in sport) please tell them how very indicate store name. from any Mrs. Grass boxed ragfon,” in a vagua aanaa. much we appreciate their Expires June 30, 1961. soup mixes. Expires Interest and support. SWEET 10 Refund Offer. March 31. 1981. Appearing to be content in their natural habitant, these huge reptiles simulate a search for food on bark And we want to wish Receive a 50-cent refund. Copyright 198Q, Peter Wollgang, 10, eyes the dinosaur skeleton, as a musuern them a very Merry Christ­ Send the required refund United Frature* and bush. mas and a Happy New guide relates its history form plus the entire la ^ l Svndirutr Inr. 10 - EVENING HERALD, Sal , Dec 27. 1900 EVENING HERALD, Sal,, Dec. 27. 1980 Obituaries Looking back Five-year Dodd on Cabinet: on 1980 NFL contract Nick Fotiu Mrs. Mary L. Brothers regular slate for Murray worked hard LYNN. MA. - Mrs. Mary L. and improved Page 12 ’ Brothers. 94, of 23 Eade St., died ^lackluster bunch** 6pofts Page 12 Page. 71 Friday in a Lynn nursing home after a lengthy illness. She was the widow defense foundation that has con­ of Leroy C. Brothers. HARTFORD (UPI) - U.S. Sen.- Born in Worcester. Mass., she was elect Christopher Dodd of Connec­ tested federal environmental regulations. Eldwards has said he the daughter of the late Louis and ticut said Friday President-elect would enjoy presiding over the Mary Gerard Vancellette, and had Ronald Reagan’s Cabinet demise of the two-year-old Energy lived in Lynn for the last 40 years. nominations are overall a lackluster bunch. Department. She is survived by three daughters, And commenting on state politics, “I don’t know why they’re taking Big play routine with Rams Mrs. Beatrice Shipman and Mrs. over those offices if they’re there to Madelyn McAuley, both of Lynn, and Dodd said Democrats who don't publiciy iine up behind Lt. Gov. protect them,” Dddd said. Audrey Sullivan of Hebron. Conn.: and passed when they wanted to in to do consistently against the Rams. fun." say that a home town advantage isn't Dodd, elected in November to DALLAS (UPI) — It was the big important what they are doing while three grandchildren; five great- Wiiliam O’Neill in his first several that game. Basically that was our “You’ve got to respect their front The Rams were scheduled to goixi," succeed Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- play that brought Los Angeles a they are not making the long plays." children and three great-great­ months as governor will be digging fault more than their’s." four,” said Los Angeles Coach Ray arrive in town late Friday with a "You are in your own surroundings Conn., said he expects Democrats playoff victory over Dallas last year In the Cowboys’ recent humiliating grandchildren: and many neices and themselves "a very deep, political Malavasi. "They do an excellent job. workout planned Saturday in Texas and you have your own fans with you with an eye on the governor’s race in and it was a series of big plays that setback against the Rams, Los nephews. grave." In their Philadelphia game (a 35-27 Stadium. and that can be important. It's just 1962 to keep a low profile as O’Neill sent the Rams sailing to a 38-14 rout Angeles gained a season-high 517 Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. He said Reagan’s nomination of Dallas victory last Sunday) the And since Dallas has that one-sided that from our experience over the Gen. Aiexander Haig as secretary of takes over from Mrs. Grasso next of the Cowboys two weeks ago. yards with quarterback Vince Tuesday in the Richardson's Funeral So the big play will be something defense put pressure on (Ron) loss still on its mind from two weeks years we have won a lot of great state wili likeiy ^ confirmed if week. Ferragamo hitting 15-of-25 passes for Home. 48 Lafayette Park. Lynn. the Cowboys will be trying to prevent 275 yards and three and Jaworski. ago, the Cowboys are pleased they games in the playoffs pway from Burial will be in Pine Grove nothing questionabie is unearthed The governor, who is battling "We will have to do a great job of don't have to go back to Anaheim. home and lost some at home." about his involvement in Watergate, cancer, is resigning effective Dec, Sunday in the NFC wild card running back Jewerl Thomas, in his Cemetery Friends may call at the rematch between the two teams. keeping them out of there. That will "Normally, if a team is mentally Dallas and Los Angeles have met Cambodia and the wiretappings. 31. first pro start, gaining 147 yards on 16 funeral home Monday from 2 to 4 and “They will probably get a long pass carries. be a key for us, too’, putting pressure ready to play and are concentrating in the playoffs in four of the last five "If there is, and it involves illegal "I think anyone at this point who on their quarterback. I'd say the on a high level, it doesn't make any 7 to 9 p.m. during the game," said Dallas CMch "1 would have to say a lot of things The garfw may well come down to seasons and in all four of those activity or unethical behavior, then begins to maneuver in any kind of a team that keeps people off the difference where you play the Kobertu Azzara Tom Landry. "It’s how many they are going to have to change,” Landry which team does a better job rushing games the visiting team has won. he’s out," Dodd said in a telephone public way at all to take on Bill quarterback is going to have a lot of game,” Landrv said. “That doesn’t \M )0 \E K — Roberta "C'hickie " interview with UPI. He said he's in­ O’Neill is making a huge political get that is important. And it’s also said. "They ran when they wanted to the passer, something Dallas failed .Strube Azzara. .38. of Ix)ng Hill Road, terested in Haig's views on foreign mistake at this juncture." Dodd said. was dead on arrival Tue.'ilay at policy issues. “He (O’Neill) has a very tough job in Windham IVIemorial Hospital alter a "If there are disagreements, that’s front of him." one-car accident on Route 6 in An­ one thing,” said Dodd, who has been "I don’t anticipate anything Bowl game positive factor for^81 dover assigned to the Foreign Relations happening immediately and I think if She was born in Queens, N Y. Aug Lonesome stand Committee. "But if he's an some people do (challenge O’Neill), BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - quarterback Tom Jones, the younger tougher after that, losing three 17. 1942 She had been a resident of Nickie Hall The 6-foot-5, 198pound extremist, then that's a different they’ll be digging themselves a very Arkansas football coach Lou Holtz brother of the Baltimore Colts’ Bert straight to Houston. Rice and senior passed and ran for at least 200 Andover for three years, having lived admits he would rather bring a better Jones. The 6-foot-^. 184:D0iind This stand on Hillstown Road in there was no big rush for the wreaths. matter.” deep political grave." Southwest Conference champion yards in each of Tulane's first eight previously in Brentwood. N Y The Cabinet nominees are “kind of He said the same attitude would be record to the Hall of Fame Bawl sophomore connected on 93 of 166 Baylor. Arkansas’ fifth loss came She had been employed as a (Herald photo by Pinto) games. He also set a school record Manchester looked a bit lonesome Friday and a bland bunch," he said. "It's really taken about any moves to take con­ Classic, but he's not embarrassed.. passes for 1,161 yards this season. against Southern Methodist. pyschiatric aide at Cedarcrest for points scored (132i and tied a a board of directors. I don’t think trol of the state Democratic party as "We have a good football team and The Razorbacks also feature the Tulane, a two-point underdog in the Hospital She was a member of school record for most you're going to see any personalities the governor resigns from state we deserve to be here,” said Holtz, nation’s leading punter in Steve Cox, fourth Hall of Fame Bowl, finished passes (211. First Congregational Church of An­ emerge, I think they’re all out of the politics after three decades in elec­ whose team takes on "Tulane Satur­ who averaged 46.5 yards per kick this the regular season at 7-4. Green dover Expanded role suggested same cookie mold.” tive office. day night. “Alabama went to bowls season. Wave Coach Vince Gibson predicts She is survived by a son, James J "Nickie is ready and excited.' Gib­ Dodd said he did have questions "Any bold or precipitous moves to with a 6-5 record when it was building Gary Anderson is still the top run­ the game will be a high scoring Azzara and two daughters, JoAnn S son said. "If we are going to have a about the nominations of Colorado at­ take control, I think, will be frowned toward a national championship. If ning back for Arkansas, but only "street fight Azzara and Kathleen T Azzara. all at good game, Nickie must have a good upon," Dodd said. “ It’s a very we can’t go 11-0 in the Cotton Elowi. after a trip to the receiving corps for home. her parents, Henry and Edna torney James Watt as secretary of “ I’m really looking forward to game." the interior and former Gov. James awkward time for a lot of people. I we’re delighted to be going to the the last regular season game against Kauffmann Strode of Clearwater. for advisory commission coming home," the Birmingham Edwards of South Carolina as don't anticipate any activity for a Hall of Fame Bowl. Texas Tech. Fla , and one brother. H David native said. "I've got lots of friends M.\NCHESTER - Deputy Mayor group, William Brown Siebold sion had asked for a Joint meeting secretary of energy. good four, to six. to eight months, at "I wanted to be in a bowl game Bill Pierce, a freshman who has Strube of Coventry- here and it's going to be fun I just Tulane, a 9-6 loser to Purdue last Stephen Cassano will request that a allowed the group. Student Valley with the Board of Directors to in­ Watt heads a Denver-based legal least." because it can be used as a positive started at quarterback and safety hope I don't look bad in front of my year in the Liberty Bowl dropped Funeral services will be Sunday at charter revision commission expand Tours, to stay overnight in the Com­ vestigate. but since Weiss's request, factor for next year," he added. "We this season, will join Anderson and home folks. two of its games this season to cross­ 4 p m at the Holmes Funeral Home. the Advisory Park and Recreation munity "Y■' for six or seven years. In two of the five members said they have a lot of young players and we Jones in the backfield. "Arkansas is a good team but we state rival LSU (24-7) and SMU (31- 400 .Mam St . Manchester Burial will Commission a sworn statement Brown said he had will wait for the Ethics Commission didn't want them to end up the season Arkansas lost its season-of>ener 23- came to win," the first-year Tulane be at the convenience of the family 211. The Green Wave barely lost to Cassano said the large number of given Siebold gratuities " but 1980 decision. Governor tested with their heads down. If we win tha 17 to Texas before reeling off four coach added "I think it will be a Southern Mississippi and Stanford, Friends may call at the funeral home persons interested in serving on the was the first summer he had paid Cassano expects the Board of football game, we win everything we consecutive wins against Oklahoma today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m great game and a high scoring game dropping a 17-14 decision In the commission prompted his suggestion directly for the u.se of the "Y". Directors to discuss the charter revi­ have set out to accomplish." State, Tulsa, TCU and Wichita State. You can bet it'll be a street fight " Golden Eagles and a 1914 clilf-hanger Andrew Jack and not the recent controversy sur­ Siebold had intitially told the com­ sion committee at its January Arkansas' offense is led by But the Razorbacks found the going Tulane is led bv quarterback to the ("ardinals DALLAS. Texas — Andrew Jack. rounding Mel Siebold, recreation mission Brown paid every year for meeting. He is also recommending on chemotherapy 67. died Thursday in Dallas He was director He would like to increase use of the building, and later the commission be removed from Attractive schedule born in Jersev Citv, N J . on Feb 8. the commission from five to seven or reversed his remarks town charter and re-established by HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Grasso remains in "guarded” condi­ 1913 nine members General .Manager Robert Weiss town ordinance Grasso. who is scheduied to resign tion although her vital signs are He was retired from American The commission has been in­ asked for an Ethics Commission To broaden participation he also Dec. 31 because of cancer, un­ stabie. Cam. where he was assistant vice vestigating Siebold's relationship ruling on Siebold's actions The Ad­ suggests to shorten the term of office derwent tests at Hartford Hospital He said the results of the tests president lor personnel and with an owner of a California tour visory Park and Recreation Commis­ from five years to three. Friday to assess the effects of would not be available for a few Nebraska plans surprises purchasing He was a member of chemotherapy and to try to deter­ days. ■Masonic lodges in West Hartford and mine why she stiil can’t eat soiid "nie 61-year-old governor spent NEW YORK (UPI) - Lest the five gam es to finish 9-2, has Precision passing arms highlight talented quarterback, Nickie Hall, Manchester foods. (Christmas in her room with her im­ against Arkansas in the Hall of Fame Joyner is still pushing aerial antics of two talented quarter­ developed a reputation for goal-line the Liberty ^ w l. Bradley hit 55 per­ He is survived by two sons. Daniel mediate family' Mrs. Grasso has Bowl Hall ranked among the Mrs. Grasso. who has been treated backs throwing freely in the Liberty stands and big plays. Late defensive cent of his passes this season and Jack ol South Windsor and Gregory been bedridden since last weekend nation's leaders this season in total for a spreading cancer since iast Bowl sap some of the attention from efforts helped the Bulldogs to vic­ Herrmann, the Big lO's all-time Jack of WixxisUK’k. two daughters. when she was given antibiotics to mI offense by accounting for 208 9 yards spring, announced eariier this month the only bowl game involving ranked tories over Miami (Fla ), Auburn offensive leader, has completed Mrs Morrell - Darlene i Norton of fight off a fever. per game and 28 touchdowns Arkan­ Manchester and Miss Andrea Jack of to rebuild railroad line she wouid turn her office over to Lt. She has been drinking liquids but teams Saturday. Nebraska Coach and Alabama while Glen Young nearly six of every 10 passes thrown Gov. Wiliiam O'Neiii New Year's Loose hall in his career, many of them to sas. 6-5. features the nation s best Manchester, and two grandchildren has been unable to at solid food since Tom Osborne appears to have cooked turned in a 100-yard punt return Eve. AllAmerica tight end Dave Young punter in Steve Cox, who averaged Funeral services will be at the con­ Joyner maintains "without the she was operated on for malignan­ Darwin Cook, left, and Rory Sparrow, right, of the New Jersey up some surprises for the groun- against LSU and All-SEC wingback H> MARV KITZMANN Ahearn had sharply criticized the She began receiving chemotherapy Both coaches praised the op­ 46.5 yards per kick venience of the family Donations railroad there will be no new in­ cies in her intestinal tract Dm . 10 Nets watch Washington’s Wes Matthews lose control of ball in dgriented matchup in the Sun Bowl. Mardye McDole had TD runs of 55 Herald Hrporler report, saying DOT had a built-in in November after doctors dis­ ponent’s passer. The fight for the national cham­ may be made to the Heart Fund of dustry built. " Joyner said he hoped and is dependent on intravenous NBA game. (UPI photo) Osborne, whose ninth-ranked yards against Memphis State and 62 antgonism for rail service, and covered the cancer had spread from "Without any doubt. Herrmann is pionship gets under way .Mondav Manchester and the Cancer Society MANC HESTER - An area to convince other legislators, who feedings Cornhuskers meet 17th-ranked yards against Southern Mississippi. pushed for automobiie transporta­ an ovary to her liver and later to her the best pas.ser we've faced during night when third-ranked Pittsburgh ol Manchester The Holmes Funeral legislator said Friday that, despite a must approve the funding, that the The governor underwent surgery in Mississippi State in El Paso, Texas, tion intestinal tract. NFL Playoff my time at Missouri." said Tigers' meets .South Carolina in the Gator Horne 400 Mam St is m charge of consultant's report doubting the April for ovarian cancer and was has already caused a little excite­ area needs a railroad despite the At a public hearing in Manchester Coach Warren Powers.. "He's a Bowl at Jacksonville. Fla . with arranKements viability of rebuilding the report hospitalized again in November for Penn State rolls ment by closing practices to much of last March, nearly 100 persons came The second series of treatments Injury Report superb dropback passer, very ac­ other key games scheduled for New •'ainuel Hums Manchester-to-Willimant 1C rail phlebitis. Doctors found during the m ^ ia with the news he was The General Assembly approved to support the re-establishment of was administered intravenousiy on curate, reads the coverages very Year s Day- line.he would lobby for General routine tests that the cancer had changing more than a few things — By United Press International I V'I IIXKIhoRD - Samuel the bonding but must give the rail service However, som e Monday. well and spreads the ball around ' Top-ranked Georgia faces .No 8 Assembly approval metastasized in her liver. including his starting running back. LOS ANGELES-NFC (11-5) at Harris 70. ol Applegate Lane died project the final green light Joyner residents in the Forest Hills section "They’re (doctors) doing some over Ohio State Countered Purdue Coach Jim Noire Dame in the Sugar Bowl. No 2 Hep Walter Joyner. R- DALLAS NFC (12-4) didnot know when the General tests to evaiuate the effects of the Mrs. Grasso was given eight weeks Following a sub-par performance Friday at St Francis Hospital and Manchester, said the report, which of Manchester opposed the link, TEMPE, Ariz. (UPI) — Quarter­ Sion kick went wide, leaving Penn Rams CB Pat Thomas (ankle), WR Young: "I know I've said this before, Florida Slate meets' No 4 Oklahoma .Assembly would consider the rail chemotherapy, " Hartford Hospital of radiation treatments following the in the Huskers' season-ending loss to Medical Center Hartford found there was not enough demand saying it will lower property values. back Todd Blackledge ran three State with a 7-6 lead. Billy Waddy (hip), LB Carl Ekern but we haven't faced anybody wfio in the Orange Bowl and No 6 He was born Oct 12 1910. m line bill spokesman James Battaglio said surgery for ovarian cancer. She was Oklahoma. AllAmerica back Jarvis to spend $7 4 million rebuilding the IX)T plans to conduct two public yards for a thirdquarter touchdown After the quick scoring, the teams (ankle), DT Mike Fanning (back), compares with Bradley. " Alabama plays No 7 Baylor in the Littleton N C and had lived m New­ Rebuilding the old track would Friday. administered the first phase of Redwine has been benched in favor 20-mile line, would not help the hearings on the consultant's report and Jonathan Williams scored on a settled down to a defensive battle un­ TE Victor Hicks (knee) are The Tigers. 8-3, however also have Cotton Bowl in the Jan 1 deluge port News Va . before coming to stimulate development because it's chemotherapy in tablet form after of senior Craig Johnson. proposal s chances But he had his Jan 8 in the Manchester Town Hall fouryard run early in the final period til Schlichter led the Buckeyes to two questionable. LB Jack Reynolds running back James Wilder, who won Penn State, ranked lUth. met 14lli- East Hanford seven years ago cheaper to ship by rail, Joyner said "They want to lake a look at the G1 the liver cancer surfaced. The gover­ Benching a season-long Heisman Friday to lift Penn SUte to a 31-19 touchdowns during a fourminute (flu), DT Larry Brooks (flu), WR the Liberty Bowl MVP in 1978. rated Ohio State Friday in the Fiesta He was a retired truck driver own arguments why the rail line If the rail line is not there, we can't (gastrointestinal) tract to find out nor is scheduled to begin the third Trophy candidate might be just the Full Guftpel victory over Ohio SUle in the FiesU span late in the first half. Willie Miller (flu), RB Jewerl Tulane. 7-4, also will showcase a Bowl should be rebuilt, and said he planned expect any new business. " he said why the governor is unable to take phase of chemotherapy in four to six thing to draw college football televi­ He is survived by one son, James Bowl. He engineering an 84-yard drive by Thomas (stomach bruise), C Rich to use them on other legislators Joyner also noted the track was the MANfHESTER— Events solid foods." he said, adding Mrs. weeks. sion addicts away from the Pur­ Harris ol Manchester, one daughter, The Buckeyes, who held a 19-10 The Wethersfield firm of only east-west link m the state scheduled at the Full Gospel Inter- completing four passes, including a due Missouri Liber(v Bowl shootout, Saul (flu), DE Jack Youngblood Cylesime Harris of Manchester, six DeLeuwCarther Co concluded there donominational Church. 745 Main St , lead at halftime, were limited to zero 33-yard scoring strike to Williams. (ankle), LB Jim Youngblood grandchildren and lour great­ The I’enn Central Railroad, now between Mark Herrmann, the most are few shippers along the rail line, next week include: net yards on offense in the third Schlichter also converted a third- (elbow), S Jeff Delaney (ankle), QB grandchildren defunct, previously owned the line Man to face charges prolific passer in NCAA history, and and doubted whether there would be The Annual Christmas Program, quarter. Blackledge scampered and-one situation early in the drive Vince Ferragamo and RB Mike Private funeral services will be When It went bankrupt the rails were Phil Bradley, the Big Eight's Player enough passenger demand The around right end for a touchdown to with a two-yard run. Guman (ribs) are probable ... Cow­ held at the Holmes Funeral Home torn Irom the track and sold in 1975 Tuesday, December 30 at 7:30 p m., M.ANGIIESTEK — Police arrested creating a disturbance there. of the Year Saturday afternoon. In report was given to the state Depart­ cap a 75-yard drive, which featured A fumble recovery by Ben Lee at boys DE Bruce Thornton could start 400 .Mam St Manchester Burial will The state owns the rail right-of-way. the program is open to the public James W Bishop. 28, of East Had- Police said Wideil was harassing another bowl game, Tulane meets ment of Transportation passes from Blackledge to Kevin the Ohio State 23 launched another for questionable Ed Jones (toe). LB be at the convenience ol the family but the Rhode Island-based with no admission charge. dam Wednesday night and charged patrons in the cafe, using obscene Arkansas in the Hall of Fame Classic The uneven terrain also hinders the Morning Devotion will held at 9:30 Baugh and Mike McCloskey. 77-yard drive, which ended in a 19- Anthony Dickerson (knee), C John Hope Neiswaiifjer I’rovidence and Worcester Railroad him with possession of less than four language. He was taken to police Saturday night. possiblity of any new freight a m in the Bissell Street Hall on ounces of marijuana after he was On the last play of the third yard scoring pass to Donley. As the Fitzgerald (foot), WR Tony Hill \l-.KMi\ Mrs Hope S is anxious to restore the track so it headquarters where he was released Redwine, the Big Eight rushing lacilities, the report concludes, and Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and found slumped over the steering quarter, Blackledge hit Brad Scovill first half ended, Penn State marched, leader, rushed for 1,119 yards on 156 (thigh-calf hamstring), CB Aaron Neiswanger 81 ol 180 Regan Road could extend service to Hartford Its on 150 bond for an appearance Jan. 5 would prevent high-speed rail ser­ Friday wheel of his car at 917 Center St. on a 30-yard pass, giving Penn State a to the Buckeye 28, faked a field goal carries and scored 9 touchdowns to Mitchell (ankle), RB Preston Pear­ died Friday at Manchester Memorrat- service stops at Willimanlic, but the in Manchester Superior Court. vice Wednesday. New Year's Eve, Police also charged Bishop with first down on the Ohio State 9. Two on fourth down and got a first down lead the best rqshing offense in the son (knee), C Robert Shaw (calf), SS Hospital She was the widow ol company eventually plans on expan­ Police arrested Kevin S. Hoke, 22, Joyner had co-sponsored the bill there will be a Baptism beginning at drunken driving after he was found plays later, Williams carried four on the Ohio State 16. country (378.3 yards per game). Charlie Waters (knee), QB Danny Hubert M Neiswanger ding to the Hudson River of 1244 Tolland Stage Road. Tolland along with Rep Aloysius Ahearn D- 9 p.m. passed out with his car running and and charged him with breach of the yards for the touchdown. The com­ However, a procedure penalty Johnson collected just 379 yards on 72 White (toe), DT Randy White (knee) She was born m Indiana on .lunc 2. Joyne said he had just received the Bolton They pressed for and Thursday, Adult Catechism Class the transmission engaged. peace after a fight Thursday morning eback was capped by a 37yard run by stymied the drive and the Lions Ijad carries but Osborne downplays the are probable. 1899 and had lived m Muncie. In­ report Friday and did r.ol have time Booker Moore with 45 seconds to settle for a 38-yard field goal by HOUSTON-AFC (11-5) at receivt“d Bond Commission approval to review it during the holiday But I. II, III will be held at 7:30 p.m Bishop was released on his written at 32 Columbus St. decision. diana belore moving to Vernon two They say the line would stimulate the Also, the church offers a 24-hour remaining. Herb Menhardt. OAKLAND-AFC (11-5) vears ago he noted that the- emphasis within promise to appear Jan. 5 in Hoke was relased on his written "It doesn't make any difference area's development telephone prayer line at 646-8731. Manchester Superior Court. Ohio State’s only threat in the se­ The loss was Ohio State's fourth in Oilers K Toni Fritsch (leg), WR She IS survived bv one .son. Robert DOT IS on highways promise to appear Jan. 5 in who starts Saturday," said Osborne, Elsewhere, Everett Widell, 39, of cond half ended when the Buckeyes its last four bowl appearances. who says the media is making too Billy Johnson (ankle) are probable. M Neiswanger ol Manchester, and Manchester Superior Court. 11 Willard Road, was arrested elected to go on a fourth-and-three much of his decision to sit Redwine. WR Jeff Grolh (hip), S Vernon Perry lour grand! hildren Wednesday night in Carrie Nations situation at the Penn State 32 and "They all will play, and whoever (thigh) are questionable ... Raiders Funeral services and burial will cafe and charged with disorderly Taxpayers Ohio State quarterback Art Ball control plays best in the first half will RB Kenny King (ankle), DE John take place m Muncie There are no conduct after police said he was Schlichter was thrown for a 15-yard f ^ - n • Matuszak (shoulder), TE Derrick local calling hours The Holmes probably start the second half." Osborne has also indicated he Ramsey (foot) are probable. Funeral Home, 400 Mam St is m In Memoriam get forms o f Flit charge ol local arrangements might change some blocking strategy Racing to resume In loving memory of Samuel J Taggart, who three minutes of the game. On Penn JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - and pass routes in an attempt to sur­ passed away December tJ. 1M0 ANDOVER, Mass. (U P I)- Some LAUREL, Md. (UPI) - Track of­ l.ouin I*, l uniiso State s first play from scrimmage. Third-ranked Pittsburgh will try to prise the Bulldogs. 4.2 million taxpayers around New ficials at Laurel Race Course worked M\N( Hl.s|KK - Louis P Time takes away the edge of grief. Curt Warner burst through the line parlay ball control and the nation's Nebraska, 9-2, averaged 378.3 But memory turns back every leaf England began receiving their 1040 Friday to thaw the frozen dirt track and galloped 64 yards for a best defense to halt I8th-ranked yards per game on the ground and Tamiso. 76, ol 198 Broad St died ' and 1040A tax forms for 1980 in the and said racing could resume Satur­ Friday at Hartford Hospital Sadly missed by touchdown. Ohio State retaliated South Carolina's running game, led finished second in total offense to Wife and Children mail Friday from the the Internal day. with an 83-yard drive, ending with a by Heisman Trophy winner George B righam Y oung’s 506.9-yard He was born m Hartford Hospital - Revenue Service, Jockeys refused to ride Friday, He was born m Hartford on Feb 23-yard touchdown pass from Rogers, in the Gator Bowl Monday average. The Bulldogs, however, are In Memoriam The IRS said 7.8 million tax forms Schlichter to Doug Donley. night. forcing General Manager John Crunching situation 29, 1904. and had been a resident ol will be distributed throughout New no slouches at rushing, and rank Mooney to cancel the nine-race card. Manchester lor more than 30 years In memory of Elinor B Magnanu who passed away Schlichter had two other com- "We’re going to have to play con- seventh with a 285-yard average on iiecember tt. 1979 England and upper "New York state Mooney and jockeys Bill Passmore Gray team punter Stan Talley of Texas Christian University ■Prior to retiring he had owned and pletions, both to Gary Williams, and trol football and we’re going to have from the North Atlantic region ser- - behind sophomore Mike Haddix (724 and Vince Bracciale walked over the is met by Blue lineman after getting away kick in annual Blue- operated with his son the Elltee There s hope fo' every woe and a balm for every ^Ivin Murray carried twice during to keep it away from George." said yards with a 5.4 average). pain, but the first joy in our heart never comes back vice center in Andover. The mailing ~ track in the afternoon and said it was Gray Classic in Montgomery, Ala., Christmas day. (UPI photo) again ' the drive for 40 yards, The conver- Piu Coach Jackie Sherrill. Mississippi State, which won it last Machine (m ol East Hartford and is expected to be completed by Jan. "much imnroved. " Barre. Vt Ail the yesterdays are gone - and shall return no He was a past master of the more " 5 New Englanders are expected to Manchester Grange No 31 and field Husband, Son and various offices m the state Grange DaugbterS'inlaw receive refunds totalling $2.3 billion, He was also a member of the East said Joseph H. Cloonan, director of In Memoriam the Andover service center. Raiders worried about Stabler tricks Central l^iinona and the national "The only time 1 ve thought aboui Grange He was also an officer of the In sad and loving memory of Mary Urabowski. who Single taxpayers who earned $20,- OAKLAND (UPI) —. veteran Jim Plunkett leads the Uaklana cornerback Lester Hayes Hayes said. "H is scheme has clean, hard tootball." Maiusak said phased away December 2ith, 1970 000 or less, and married couples may be getting older and he may Raider offense. said .Stabler has been transformed changed considerably. Tin going to help him up if 1 get a tfakland was when I gut knocked out I'ast Masters Association and (n New York When 1 woke up. 1 was Centennial Lecturers So sadly missed akmg life's way. filing a joint return who made less have lost a little zip in his throwing Stabler celebrated his 3Sth chance to knock him down — and I'm Quietly refTiembeied every day, than $40,000, and who made less than arm, but his former teammates on birthday Thursday. The long "His receivers are running, muen sure he’ll pat me on the behind We on the Raiders. It was a bad dream, He IS survived by one son, Franklin No loiter here my life to share. shorter routes now, and he’s not both have a great amount of respect but I was OK after I found out 1 was J Tamiso of East Hartford, one But in my heart she is always there. $400 in interest and dividends are ad­ the Oakland Raiders know that he "bombs” he used to throw for vised to file the short 1040A form, still is the master of winning tricks. throwing to his outside receivers as for each other," still on the Oilers", daughter, Mrs Mary K Germond of Sadly missed by Oakland now have been reduced to Stabler was traded during the much. He’ll throw most of his passes One of Stabler’s favorite targets is Stabler liimseK was asked about Sudbury. Vt.. 11 grandchildren and Saly and At Kirka Cloonansaid. short tosses to his tight-ends and to his tight ends and his running meeting the Raiders. one great-granddaughter offseason by the Raiders to the backs. Dave Casper, an Oakland Raider In Mrmoriam backs. The basic reason is his He said they were better defensive­ Funeral services will be Monday at Holiday dance Houston Oilers for Dan Pastorini, traded to Houston when he failed to In loving memory of Russe^Corcoran, who passed Group homes barked American receivers don't have a lot of soeed.” ly thhn when he was on the club a time to be announced from the and ironically, the lefthander will negotiate a new contract with owner Participants in Manchester’s Sheltered New York, Local 400 of the American away December a . 1172 Asked how it will feet to go against "They’ve got a little better per­ Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E CONCORD. N.H (UPI) - The direct the Oilers Sunday in their AFC Football At Davis. Workshop danced the afternoon away recent- Federation of Musicians. The bulk of the (kme from us but leaving memories, , his former teammate, Oakland Oakland defensive lineman John Casper said last week that he sonnel." he said "They don't gamble Center St Burial will be in Rose Hill New Hampshire Supreme Court wild-card playoff game against Conference ly'dtmng holiday festivities. The dance at the trust fund are donated from industry Death can never take away ruled Friday that local zoning cor- Oakland. linebacker Ted Hendricks said: "It’ll Maiusak was Stabler's roommate on would not be looking forward to as much. They're a little more Memorial Park. Rocky Hill Friends Memories that will always linger, be just like facing him in practice. Lincolh Center workshop was sponsored by royalties of the musicians union. (Herald While upon this earth we stay dinances cannot be used to stop con­ Pastorini, who broke his leg early into a different passer. the Raiders, and he Said this would playing in the Coliseum. aggressive. The times-I've watched may call at the luneral home Sunday ill the season, will- be pacing the But, obviously, he's not just another' “He’s not the same quarterback "1 was happy to get out of there," their offense, though, it doesn't look Irom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m the Muiticians Performance Trust Fund of photo by Pinto) .Sadly missed by struction of group homes for the han­ not affect his aggressive play Motiter and Family dicapped. sidelines in street clothes while quarterback.” that he was when he was here,"i "I'm just going out there and plav the former Notre Dame star said. much different than in the past " .'t 12 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 27, igeo EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 27, 1980 - IH

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A lew minutes spent Umbering up Returning to a standing position, Asia belore a tour or race will mean miles grasp your poles and hold them In ol easy skiing with minimal strain. Iron! ol your body with your arms out­ to test Catholic To stretch your lower torso, grasp stretched and still. Slowly, take your By LEN AIJSTER ready for acid test your poles lirmly and dip down Into a poles back over your head and bring homecoming game loss to 'Southern deep telemark position (A). Hold the them down aa tar as you can and hold Herald Sporlawrilrr E L PASO. Texas (UPI) - Satur­ par performance in the Buskers’ Mardye McDole, the All-SEC Mississippi and won its last five position lor a minute, then reverse that position tor 3-5 seconds (C). This An old friend brings in a new rival day's nationally televised 46th annual season-ending 21-17 loss to wingback who averaged 7.7 yards per best legs. This exercise will stretch your exercise loosens arm, shoulder and as former Elast Catholic standout Joe games to finish 9-2. V grotn, calves, thighs and lower back. upper back muscles. Oklahoma. TOKYO (UPI) - Isao Aoki, the Whelton brings his Wethersfield High Sun Bowl pits the nation’s top rushing carry. ’That winning streak was marked Stand back up, rest, then bend To prepare lor the diagonal stride, offense against a defense known for Senior Craig Johnson, who rushed MqDole is a quick study who spent by three outstanding goal line stands. man with the magic putter who elec­ down and touch your toes |p). Don't take your skis oil. grasp your poles five into the Eagles' Nest tonight to spectacular last-ditch stands. for 379 yards on 72 carries for six, three 'years as a split end and was Against Miami (Fla.), the Bulldogs trified golf fans by dueling Jack bounce up and down, just bend over and plant them lirmly In Iron! ol your meet his alma mater in a non­ And while 17th-ranked Mississippi touchdowns, will start at I-back. moved to the backfleld when Emory Nicklaus through 3 (A rounds of the and hold the position lor up to a body, then alternate kicking each leg conference basketball clash at 8 held on the 3-yard line with 4:21 to go to the Iront and rear (D, E). Exaggerate State has made a name for itself this Osborne said the media had "made Bella'rd moved down from Memphis U.S. Open, was Asia’s top sportsman minute. This exercise will limber up o’clock. on to win, 34-31. They topped Auburn, the legs. the kick as you warm up your legs. season with sensational plays, No. 9 24-21, with the help of a goal line in 1980. Whelton, who later went on to star Nebraska has grabbed headlines with stand with less than six minutes Aoki, a 38-year-old Japanese R»prlnl*<] witft p«rmiaiK>n of Stu Maguint at the University of Connecticut, is in a week-long controversy over who remaining. And against Alabama, professional golfer, won inter­ his second season as Wethersfield will start at l-back for the I B o w l the Bulldogs caused a fumble inside national golf fame in 1978 when he hea(t coach. It currently sports a 1-3 Comhuskers. the 10-yard line to upset the CYlmson captured the World Matchplay mark while East stands 1-2. Kickoff is 12:30 p.m. CST, and the Tide, 6-3, Championship in England but it was Also on Saturday’s agenda is the game will be carried on the CBS While a ll that was going on, his performance last June at girls' basketball confrontation television network. much too much out of my decision State to take over the Bulldogs. Mississippi State's offense brought Baltusrol that thrust him into the between Manchester High and East All-An;erica Jarvis Redwine of not to start Redwine.” Nebraska's offense led the nation the crowd to its feet with several worldwide sports stage more Catholic at Clarke Arena. The varsi­ Nebraska, who rushed for 1.119 yards "It doesn't make any difference in rushing with a average of 378.3 breath-taking plays. prominently than any Asian athlete ty clash taps off at 2 o'clock followed on 156 carries and scored nine who starts Saturday," Osborne said yards per game on the ground. The There was, for example, Glen since Sadaharu Oh started slamming by the jayvee tilt. Manchester is even ' touchdowns, was a season-long can­ when indicating his choice. "They ail Buskers, 9-2, finished second in total Young's 100-yard punt return against home runs. at 3-3 while the Eaglettes sport a 2-3 didate for the 1980 Heisman Trophy, will play, and whoever plays best in offense to Brigham 'Young’s 506.9- LSD and McDole's 55yard punt Aoki shot three successive 2-under- record. but Coach Tom Osborne indicate the first half will probably start the yard average. return score against Memphik State par 68s to catch Nicklaus for the lead Glastonbury High, 0-3. will be out he'd decided against starting the Big second half " Mississippi State pulled itself and his 62-yard scoring run against after the third round in the to defend its United Bank-Trinity Eight rushing leader after his sub- Starting for the Bulldogs will be together after a humbling 42-14 Southern Mississippi. prestigious U.S. Open'. Over the Classic crown as the Tomahawks op­ years, the only Japanese who has pose St. Bernard, led by 6-foot-7 2 won a golf tournament in the United Harold Pressley, at Northwest States was Chako Higuchi in the 1977 Catholic High in West Hartford at Big Apple rotten LPGA Championship. So the hopes 8:15. Windsor and Aquinas are paired were high in Japan that Aoki might in the 6:30 opener. X at long Ust break the barrier against The consolation and championship Japanese male golfers in the highly tilts are Monday at Northwest. in poll of writers ^ competitive U.S. tour. Finally, 1-3 South Windsor High By In a rare occurrence, Nicklaus, hosts 3-0 Northwest Catholic in a non­ Noteif quoiet acknowledged to be the world’s conference bout. The two quintets BOSTON I UP I) — New York may dingly were rated the most ill leading golfer in Japan as he is most met in the season opener with the In­ 7 Earl Yost Stacey Markham Mike Fulkou - The said Friday I'm sure the team that and Houston's Mises Malone are also Louisville — was closed to the public had good friends in and nut of the 22nd annual Liberty Bowl game with both oars not in the water," — Cancer Society. Salad has made a house all day, and I'm sitting here That lucky gal I'm married to, wins undouhtedly will have some The Rockets organization said a in that.same position in the number of HARNESS RACING but Coach Joe B. Hall agreed to let Saturday promises to be a fiery Cathie Burnes, Kansas City Star- remarkable recovery from the ail­ SPORTS ON TN SU N D A Y Mur>e> Lead«rs thinking how lucky I am lo have all oi receives one gift that her husband C kind of ranking ' replacement has not been named. most free throw attempts oy any Hy I'nitrd Preu Inlernational • Compiled by U S Trotting Assn i UK fans into the arena for Saturday ment and has been able to resume his D E C . 2 8. 1060 IHJA G O LF DRIVERS - 1. John Campbell would like to get himsell One year it offensive show ignited by two top- The f.iberty Bowl outcome is likely Times Moss last season led a firstyear player. Dantley has stepped to the 15- morning's practice. this, and feel so good S A TU R D A Y . Final I 8637386 2. Carmine Abbaliello was a hunting print, another a new ranked quarterbacks who have In football. New York fans were daily chores, including playing 1 Tom Watson f iX ) .n 2. Lee Trevino to hinge on which quarterback gets organization to the championship of foot line for 361 tries with Malone DEC. 27.1960 MORNING 824) .143 3. Herve Filion 8.1682S 4. I would like to be able to take this passed their way to post-.season plav judged the worst followed by New golf...Senior Citizens are invited ta r s ii 3. Curtu Strange 671 «0 4. Hud Gilmour 8.'t3D8K 5. Ted Wing U K ’s open shooting practice shotgun i.Joyce doesn't shoot i. the hot hand — I’urdue s premier the Assocation, getting 337 heading into the weekend 6:00 Andy liean OBk.CBS f. mn Crenshae 6 104317 6. Shelley Goudreau 6.007.143 great feeling, and be able to bottle it England, Philadelphia. Cleveland guests at all Manchester High MORNING 'ID 1960EuropeenRoUerSkallng another year a new fly lying vise i she The post-season classic pits passer Mark Herrmann or Missouri s winning the American Bowl, 42-18. games...Two rookies are leading 637.727 6. Jerry Pate &S.V75 7. George 7. Del Insko $1989864 8. Bill Haughton preceding the Notre Dame game an­ up, so that when I have a down, or and Minnesota The Eagles' fans athletic events, thanks to Dick Cobb, Champlonehip Bums 619.928 8. ('raig Sladier IIJHMl 9.CTintGaibraith$1869.973 10 doesn t tie flies either! members of two great football con­ multi-talented Phil Bradley their NBA clubs in assists, Johnny 9 Mike Held 606.097 10. Kav Floyd nually attracts about 10.000 fans. work gets to be a hassler, or stupid AK-SUr So€C«r Hen Webster $1837.088 ferences, .Missouri of the Big Eight were deemed to be the most critical director of athletics, and Ted Martin, S16.9U HORSI’IS - 1. Niatross $126,813 2. This has become a family joke, but Herrmann whose soft touch and He coached the original Charleston Moore with San Antonio and Kelvin 7:00 7:30 The game Saturday night agai Inconsequential nitpicking things get LIXiA GOLF l^nd Grant $1108.401 3. Storm Damage and Purdue from the Big Ten The followed by New York and Los faculty manager. This practice has 'll) SporttCtnUr <1D U .S. T a b le T e n n it there was something about this year, passing accuracy has resulted in a Rockets during the 1964 and 1965 Ramsey with Portland. Oddly, Moore I Final I rff.741 4. Amibro Wolf t £ 2 m 5. Notre Dame (5-1), will provide the to me. all I would have to do is Angeles But New York football fans been carried on for several 6:00 Tvler B 6^0873 6 Diret't Scooter with that little gift, the wood stove winner will go home with a 9-3 record string of ,\CAA offensive records, seasons under the old Continental is not a starter...Two NBA players I Beth Darnel 631.000 2 l>»nna C toughest challenge to Kentucky (.6-0) uncork a little of it. and tind myself also were rated the most years...Fire earlier this week TD ProftMlonai Rodeo 9 :00 Young eail.619 3 Amy Alcull 619.8B7 4. m m 7. Pal's Gypsy I421.38F. 8. going, the laughter, the feeling of and a likely spot in the Top 20 hits his receiver on the button about Football League The 1965 team went lead their respective teams in both 10:00 (ID S p o rta C e n te r Nam'v Lopez-Mellon 009.(778 5.JuAnne Trenton Time $98,825 9 Classical Way since the beginning of the season back on the track I think both teams should be knowledgeable, followed by destroyed the home of Larry Olsen, TD SporteCenter earner 6. Pat Bradley tlDT77 ITC410 10 Final Score GB.8I7 when the Wildcats beat two Big 10 family, and love, that made that old SIX times out of 10 170 and won the league cham­ scoring and assists — Chicago's 7 Sallv Little South Africa. |13».IZ7 8 Most of the time, like most of us. I « 11:00 10:00 mental computer go click, and im­ ranked Purdue Coach Jim Young Philadelphia and Pittsburgh pionship in Coventry. Olsen is a former head Reggie Theus and Geoff Huston of Jane Blalock tl27 873 9. Jo Ann Washani powerhouses, Ohio State and 16th- can combat these problems by- In ba.seball. New York fans resoun­ varsity football coach at Manchester (ID NCAA Betkelbell i l l) NCAA Baekelball $1(77 OS 10. Sandra Post tlGS.8S print this whole day to make it Dallas Have a nice weekend. MKNSTKNNIS ranked Indiana. thinking things through, and getting a (221 NFL Review And Preview I John McKnroe 1802 383 2. BJom handhold on what's bugging me memorable Borg. Sweden. IU3212 3. Jimmy Since then Kentucky has beaten 1 think whal I'm trying lo do, by- AFTERNOON Connors H0B.64I 4. Vitas Uerulaiti's Then, working out solutions seem to 613A1 Guillermo Vilas. Argentina. 6lote Kansas and both of its opponents in sharing this with you. Is to give you a 12:00 put us all back on the track W'hether M B o w lin g $300,486 6. Ivan Lendl. Czechoslovakia. the UK Invitational Tournament, gift tor the coming new year ^ T E R N O O N 690 412 7. Wojtek Fibak, Poland Salurdav they (the solutions we've thought of i 12:00 688 687 8. Gene Mayer 6 M .119 9. Vijay Alaska and Alabama-Birmingham in We really never know what a new 1:00 BASKETBAU. actually work or not, we seem to be Looking back at the 1980 NFL season (I) M Championships Of The Amritraj. India 043j£3 10. Brian a peformance which didn't meet vear will bring for any of us, and the (it International Welghttltting Gottfried 629,170 rtlirrafielil at Kaal able to settle in once again USGA NEW YORK a PL When th( Before the new season started, the (fi) World Cup Tennit WOMKN STENNLS Hall's demanding standards. news this last half of 1980 has standing free safety Cliff Harris. The 1,303 yards and 16 TDs and led the NCAA Hockey Calholir, 8 A good part of the time, 1 can get 4.132 yards. last four games and barely hung on to Champlonthip WretlHng ClD I. Martina Navratilova |61f>.8U0 2. NFL curtain lilted (or 198(1 it was New York Jets traded young quarter­ Lions to the brink of the playoffs Tracy Austin |fJ8 787 3. Chris Evert portents of gloom and unrest for 1981 effects of those retirements were Surprising Buffalo took the AFC beat back a Dallas challenge and win 1:30 Glaatonliury al Trinity control of the problems by going clearly made o( Pittsburgh Steel but back .Matt Robinson to Denver for 12:30 Lluya tHI.TtI) 4. B illie Jean King "We didn’t play particularly well But if you look back to the beginning tempered, however, by the return of East title behind the conference's after a 214 season in {979. Cl) Sun Bowl I3C77JUV .V Hana Mandlikova. Czechos­ TournamrnI fishing. There's a feeling of oneness the NFC East. Quarterback Ron