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28 - THE HERALD, Wed., Dec. 16, 1981 Changing giving pattern can mean savings [ Bolton's letter to Santa Claus ...p a g e 22 The 1981 law removes all limits on the marital dedug- (This is the third part of a five-jjart series) Not only are they free of gift tax, but they aiso reduce ine isoi idw ici • j your estate for estate-tax purposes. tion for gifts Honor’s current spouse, its value property passes to the donor s cu ^ defer Your yuesiion; Suppose you and your spouse want to give will be 100 Dcrcent deductible. Accordinglyi y The changes made in the huge tax-cutting law of 1981 your son a $48,000 home as a combination Christmas- To aner Thi^ year any marital gifts that would reach that cover estate and gift taxes add up to a revolution in Money's wedding gift this year. Is there a way to do this tax-free this area that will demand the rewriting of millions of without eating into your unified credit? ^ T S 't o a minor will normally qualify for the annual [ Snow tonight J ^ L wills and other similar documents in coming years. Worth exclusion if the donee gets immediate use, possession or iw fV1 ■ Manchester, Conn. While mo^ of the actual provisions on estate and gift Answer: Yes, explains Prentice-Hall. Each of you ending Friday T ™ r taxes don’t start to come into effect until 1982, shaping Sylvia Porter could give a one-sixteenth interest to your son and a one- ^1 1 1 1 Thurs., Dec. 17, 1981 your pattern of giving for the balance of this year may sixteenth interest to his new life. In effect you have each — See page 2 result in significant tax savings for you. given $3,000 to your son and $3,000 to your daughter-in- jiS ” 'ilfTouvrS s«.rlU.» ll..t .re m lanrlfrH trr M p i For 1981, you can make tax-free gifts of up to |3,000 per law for a total $12,000 interest. registered form, you can register them m a luardian’s name “as cusMian for “ J donee to as many people as you want. And if your spouse to a maximum of $192,800 over a period of six years And because of the increased $10,000 annual exclusion joins you, your combined annual exclusion is $6,0()0 per set for 1982, you can make split gifts again next year they’re in bearer form, just deliver thein t ^ donee. (allowing transfers of $600,000 or less to go taxfree at (giving the newlyweds the remaining $36,000 interest in member of the minor’s family or to a guardian, together that time). You may not be aware that estate and gift with papers transferring ownership. taxes are unified in a single rate structure that applies the house). In effect, a $48,000 gift — but. with no reduc­ Starting next year, the new taw boosts the gift-tax an­ tion in your credit. Don’t be custodian and donor, warns Prenticg-Hall. it nual exclusion to $10,000 per donee. This means that if to cumulative gifts and bequests. And the maximum tax a donor (say, tbe father) makes himself you, as a married couple, agree to make a split gift, you rate on estates and gifts is reduced from the present 70 As for gifts between spouses, under current law, the first $100,000 is exempted from tax, the next $100,000 is dies before the minor reaches majority, both the inhf can give up to $20,000 per donee each year without in­ percent to 50 percent over a four-year period. and the courts agree that the value of the securities will Therefore, if you have planned to make gifts of $3,000 taxed fully, and one-half of gifts above the $200,000 total curring any gift tax. be included in the donor’s estate. Polish troopers Also in 1982, the new law increases the unified credit or less to any one person during 1981, make them now. is exempted. Before Consumer Reports has last-minute gifts tips the fall smash strikers A snow storm moving ment bags tested, the $73 Electronic Detective, the useful and versatile. It can as common as blenders. CONSUMERS, P.O. BOX rapidly toward By the Editors south^n New England American Tourister 40- $30 Mattel Electronics steam vegetables and CR top-rated - the $150 461, Radio City Station, strikes and sit-ins. of Consumer Reports 'ttacl' public works By United Press International resistance to the regulations of the inch 1585 and the $115 Ven­ Football II 1050 and the $40 shellfish, warm leftovers Cuisinart DLC8E and the New York, NY 10019. Be Solidarity union chief Lech state of emergency, the agency said, If you’ve waited this long tura Matchup 240 were Texas Instruments Mr. and rolls, boil water and $115 Cuisinart DLClOE for sure to ask for the reprint employees scurrying Polish “Red Beret” paratroops Walesa, last seen on Saturday, is adding that inquiries also had begun to do holiday shopping — or preferred. Challenger. eggs — and, of course, do heavy jobs. For light or on food processors. this morning to fortify and secret police smashed down the being held the in Chylice near War­ against those responsible for strikes even if you just have a few AM-FM radios with elec­ For the gardener in your with rice what its name medium duty chores, stick their storm-fighting gates of the Gdansk Lenin shipyard saw, the Italian news agency ANSA in Lodz, Cracow, and Gorzow last-minute things to pick tronic display clocks are a group, buy an electric implies. The $40 Hitachi with the $76 Moulinex La arsenal. At right, Dave and routed diehard Solidarity reported today in a dispatch Wielpolski. up — you could probably top-notch gift. CR check­ hedge trimmer. The Sears RD4052, $45Panasonic Machine II and the J.C. Got a news tip? Paul repairs a snow strikers who threatened to blow up smuggled out of Poland. The report The agency said two officials of use some help making gift rated the $75 Zenith R472 22-inch Cat. No. 8159 and SRllOE, the $40 Sanyo E(3 Penney Cat. No. 32426 at $50 plow mount which the yard, reports from Poland said said martial law authorities refused selections. because of its tone quality the 18-inch Cat. No 8157 at and the $40 Tatung plus shipping. If you have a news tip or the “independent students union’’ 7 today. to let Archbisop Jozef Glemp, From the many products and FM reception. Less $44 were check-rated. The TAC6HLA were four highly (If you’d like complete story idea in Manchester, could see action had already been sentenced in War­ tonight, while below, The Polish attorney general today Poland’s Roman Catholic primate, saw. it did not say what the Consumer Reports looked costly but also highly rated $9 Quik-Kut K15T and $9 rated models. ratings on all of the 23 food contact City Editor Alex was reported to have opened a see Walesa. at this year, here are a few w ere the $60 Sony Wallace P15T were good Food processors used to processors Consumer Girelli at The Manchester senders load up In judicial inquiry against a group of sentences were. assembly-line fashion. The Roman Catholic church in Sylvester Bottone Jr. Alfred Lemire “best buy” recommen­ ICFC21W and th°e $55 anvil hand pruners and be exotic, but now they’re Reports tested, send $1 to HdTald, telephone 643-2711. Solidarity leaders accused of dis­ Poland, meanwhile, issued its Conflicting reports of caiiialties dations: moderately priced Panasonic RC95. were cheap enough to be The storm Is expected tributing a banned union newspaper toughest condemnation yet of mar­ slipped through censorship. In products' (some you’ll be Give the casual judged genuine “Best to dump up to six In­ calling for the murder of Com­ tial law. saying the population is Paris, union leader Edmond Maire Joins Chamber able to find at discount) photographers on your list Buys,” as was the Sears ches of snow on the munist Party members. “terrorized by military force.’’ said French officials told him that that are rated highly in a simple, cheap, point-and- Cat. No, 86458 ($10 plus area, according to the The strikers were taken the church demanded the release nine workers had been killed in New Image Printers Inc. of 379 Wetherell St. has Consumer Reports shoot 110 camera: the $42 shipping)) among hook- National Weather Ser­ Wednesday from the yard, the of Walesa 'and said, “The Polish na­ clashes around Poland, magazine. Kodak Ektralite 10 or the and-blade models. la ti niailelcarriage House joined the Greater Manchester Chamber of C f W boutiaueboutique I . ______vice. birthplace of Solidarity, and tion will not bow and will not aban­ There were no certain reports of Commerce. For someone on your list $62 Kodak Ektralite 500. A rice cooker is an un­ hairdesigning marched off convict-style in the don the democaratic rebirth.’’ who wants to get away Bring home outer-space usual present that is also injuries or deaths at the Gdansk Sylvester'J. Bottone Jr. of Manchester is presi­ 18 Oak Street Herald photos by Tarquinio bitter Baltic cold, with 100-yard in­ The East German news agency shipyard, but a number of workers dent of the year-and-a-half-old business. Bottone is from it all, buy luggage. Of adventure and penny ar­ 6 4 9 - 5 0 4 6 downtown Manchoaler 6 4 3 - 2 4 6 1 tervals between each man, as ADN said today in a dispatch from the 13 underseat bags CR' cade thrills with an eiec- said they feared there might have a member of the Elks Lodge 1893 and been in the soldiers smashed buildings. The .Warsaw that the Polish attorney been casualties when armored per­ printing trade for 18 years. He is married and has tested, the $180 Lark Large tronic game. CR’s panel of defeated unionists were ordered to general had opened a judicial in­ Soft-Pak Series 150 was children and adults found sonnel carriers overturned rail cars three daughters. Santa says: This Yaar Maks It A go home. quiry against a group of Solidarity in which workers had been huddling Alfred F. Lemire is vice-president of New Image. recommended. You might four games especially At the same time, a full armored officials in Katowice. also like the much less demanding and-or enter­ against the morning cold He and his wife and children live in Tolland. Ho has division of tanks and armored per­ The agency said the accused Wednesday. worked in the printing trade for 25 years. expensive ($75) Amelia taining: the $35 Milton sonnel carriers circled Gdansk’s oil Solidarity officials distributed a Earhart Nonstop Super Bradley Electronic refineries. Roads in the area were “special bulletin" of the banned Union leader Lech Walesa was not Weekender 921. Of the gar­ Battleship, the $40 Ideal blocked, but no hostile action was Solidarity newspaper calling for the listed as arrested in a TV news reported as Polish military forces murder of members of the Polish ' report on detainees Wednesday, but reportedly fanned out along the Communist Party. They also tried sources agreed he was being held Baltic coast to break up other to organize strikes and other somewhere outside Warsaw. WINTER HOLIDAY HOME IMPROVEMENT CHRISTMAS SALE Hey Dad, — Isn’t MICROWAVE OVEN This Just What Burger: Make jails 6 Z 3 B helps you do things right" a s Mom Always Wanted?

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declared In N.Y. L O WUFftT E S T TEMKItATURES ^ .0 By Nancy Thompson Youth Commission’s con­ Miss Gatzkiewicz Electric, noted that the in­ earlier this month to op­ . 3 2 , 0 _ 0 agreed. “There’s not very dustrial park will not ex­ pose the industrial park, ^ O R L E A N S Herald Reporter cerns. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Board of Health declared a “It is the land,” she said. much open land now. I tend to the shores of Union was not satisfied with the citywide state of emergency Wednesday night, clearing The Youth Commission think it’s a shame if they Pond. The town is preser­ buffer zone, recommen­ R A M EZ3 •NOW “It is the future.” the way for municipal crews to pick up 100,000 tons of ^ A M Wednesday joined the decide to sell.” ving a 100-foot buffer zone ding that all 27 acres be •MOWERS ^ FLOW Gregory Kane, an adult rotting and rat-infested garbage piling up in a 17-day 32"^32 E23 Conservation Commission Miss Gatzkiewicz said around the pond, because it preserved as open space. UPI WEATHER FOTOCA6T member of the commis­ strike against private carters. in opposing creation of a sion, said, “I personally that plans to put con­ plans to create a linear Union negotiators at the same time studied what a 27-acre industrial park feel there isn’t enough land dominiums on the Great park along the length of the Commission members management spokesman described as a “final” wage near Union Pond. in Manchester. I’ve lived in Law n |in th e C h en ey Hockanum River. ' said they had hoped to see Storms blast offer aimed at ending the walkout by 2,000 private The commission voted to Manchester all my life. I |National Historic Land­ The Conservation Com­ a baseball field on that land sanitation workers. * send a representative to remember when Center mark District reveal mission, which voted one day. Plains, Northeast The union, Teamster’s Local 813, called the strike tonight’s ^ard of- Direc­ Street was two lanes. 1 another example of open Dec. 1 after the 490 private carting firms offered a $15 a Weather tors’ meeting, where the used to play baseball space that will be lost. week increase spread over thrM years. The union at directors will consider the By United Press International where the Paritade is now. Harry Veal, a youth that time demanded a $140 hike. The workers now make sale of town land to “I’m disgusted with the member of the commis­ Winds surging to 50 mph teamed with snowstorms to an average of $350 a week. Economy Electric Supply, direction development in sion, said the preservation create near-blizzard conditions in Nebraska and the The Board of Health declared the citywide health which .wants to build a the town has taken.” of open space around Union emergency at a special session, saying the 100,000 tons Northeast, knocking out electrical power, forcing Today’s forecast showroom-warehouse on He continued, “I think Pond is more important of uncollected garbage posed a threatto the city's more that property. than the money the town schools to close and bringing as much as 14 inches of Winter storm watch for this afternoon and tonight. In­ somewhere along the line than 7 million residents. The directors will meet a it’s time we stopped selling will receive from selling snow to New York. creasing cloudiness this morning with a 70 percent City sanitation crews had made pickups at locations 8 p.m. in the Municipal everything. It’s time we the land. The weather death count for the week increased to 14 likelihood of snow developing during the afternoon. High were the trash was found to be a fire or health hazard, Building hearing room. thought about the future.” “Land is permanent but with five more fatalities reported Wednesday. temperatures in the mid 30s. Snow tonight may be heavy In Nebraska, snowfalls of up to 1 inch an hour were but the emergency declaration cleared the way for them Laura Gatzkiewicz, a Kane noted that the money will be gone,” he at times. Lows in the upper 20s. Snow ending Friday reported and strong northerly winds, gusting to 45 mph, collect alll the refuse. member of the Youth Com­ amount of open land is said. Look for me in morning then cloudy windy and cold. Highs in the mid plunged wind-chill factors down to minus-20. The mission, said that the sale limited, particularly in the Robert Weinberg, a tomorrow’s paper 30s. West winds around 10 mph becoming light and of town land is within the spokesman for Economv widespread storm forced many schools to close and variable this afternoon and continuing tonight. Winds north end of town caused numerous traffic accidents. becoming northwest 15 to 25 mph Friday. Up to 8 inches fell in Valentine, VVz inches at Lincoln, 7 Creation law inches at Grand Island and Chadron and 6 inches at U P I photo Ainsworth. defense said poor Extended outlook Ouch! Storms Northerly winds gusting to 50 mph tore through CHRISTMAS Boston, Hartford, Conn., Portland, Maine, and It’s his star Extended outlook for New Ehgland Saturday through Providence, R.I., as 2 to 4 inches of snow fell. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) — Evidence that could Monday: lip to 14 inches of snow fell on parts of eastern New prove the Earth is just a few thousand years old has With the help of Los Angeles County Super­ MassarhuBPls, Rhode Island and Conneclicul! pain in budget York. About 10,000 utility customers around Poughkeep­ been rejected and censored by the scientific communi Generally fair and cold weather through the period. SALE sie were without power. visor Kenneth Hahn, music superstar Ray ty, a physicist testified at Arkansas’ creation-science Charfes (left) feels his name on a star on Daytime highs in the upper 20s to mi^ 30$. Overnight The timing of two snow progressing against the The second storm in 24 hours drenched New England’s trial. lows mostly in the teens. storms to hit the area this snow left by the storms, Lay-Awayj Hollywood’s Walk of Fame Wednesday. The evidence undermines geological methods of coastal areas with rain, but parts of Vermont, New Maine, New Hampshire: week has been bad for the Wajes sighed and said, Charles, a 35-year professional musician, dating the rocks most scientists believe are more than Hampshire and western Massaschusetts received 10 in­ Chance of flurries north and fair south Saturday. Fair budget as well as the mor­ “Which one? became the 1,740th star to ^e honored on 500 million years old, said Robert Gentry, a Seventh-day ches of snow. As much as 10 additional inches had fallen Sunday and Monday. Highs in the 20s north to low 30s ning rush hour, according "We started Monday Tuesday in some of the same areas. Adventist and guest scientist at the Oak Ridge National MVE SAVE YOU MONEY' ^Open 8 to 10 Hollywood Boulevard. south. Lows in the single numbers north to teens south. to the town highway around 6 p.m. and finished Residents of eastern Pennsylvania, just digging out Laboratory in Tennessee. Vermont: superintendent. yesterday (Tuesday) mor­ UNBELIEVABLE — INCREDIBLE — UNBEATABLE PRICES! from under a stoi;m that dumped up to a foot of snow, Testimony in the case, in which the American (divil Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with a few Frederick F. Wajes said ning around 4 or 5 a.m .,” were bracing for another. The National \Veather Service Liberties Union is challenging the constitutionality of scattered flurries. Mostly sunny Monday. Highs Satur­ the two storms, the first Wajes said. “Then we had issued a winter storm watch for today and into Friday the creation-science law, is expected to end today. day and Sunday teens and 20s. Highs Monday 25 to 35. one starting Monday night a nice rainy day. Around 1 W ATCH S A LE tor eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. Onassis: Galella Federal Judge William Overton intends to issue his Overnight lows zero to 15. and the second starting as a.m. we started to pick up written opinion before Christmas. rain and sleet Tuesday the snow left on Main made life ‘unlivable’ Supporters of the law, which requires balanced in­ night and turning to snow Street. At 5 a.m. we were struction in evolution and creationism, said Wednesday Long Island Sound early Wednesday morning back out plowing new 50% to 70% OFF NEW YORK (UPI) — Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, they expected to lose the case because of the inept have meant overtime for snow.” Waste plant fighting back tears, told a federal court her life was defense by State Attorney General Steve Clark. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R,I„ and Mon- the crews that go out to made “unlivable” by the “constant surveillance” of “The prospects are indeed dim for a victory by the tauk Point, N.Y.: Small craft advisory in effect. clear the roads for mor­ The problem with the free-lance celebrity photographer Ron Galella. state,” the Creation Science Legal Defense Fund said Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots today. Northerly winds in­ ning commuters. storms this week, Wajes plans dropped Judge Irving Ben Cooper reserved decision on Mrs. Wednesday in a nine-page statement. “This is not a sur­ creasing to 15 to 25 knots with higher gusts tonight. Although he had no hard said, is that rain and snow Onassis’ attempt to have Galella held in contempt of a prise ... A poor defense was anticipated." Northwesterly winds 20 to 30 knots and gusty Friday. figures on what it has cost have combined to make The organization said Clark had not spent as much ENFIELD (UPI) — A Texas firm has scrapped ef­ 1975 court order barring him from coming within 25 feet Visibility 5 miles or better except less than 1 mile in Herald photo by Pinto the town, Wajes said, “It wet slush that packs well time on the case as ACLU attorneys and had rejected forts to build a hazardous waste treatment facility in of her and within 30 feet of her children by the late precipitation. Chance of snow or rain today continuing doesn’t look good.” into ruts on the road. the assistance of two recommended creationists. New England, saying strict state regulations in the President John F. Kennedy, Caroline and John. into tonight. Snow Friday tapering off to flurries in the He added, "The men “ It turns to ice very region would make such an operation unprofitable. Testifying in the last day of non-jury trial at U.S. afternoon. Average wave heights 1 to 2 feet today and 3 Street sweep work a long time and they fast,” Wajes said. “You’ve Representatives of Browning-Ferris Industries Inc. District, the former first lady said Wednesday that to 5 feet tonight. get tired and the equip­ got to sand it and salt it.” said Wednesday the company had concluded it would be besides harassing her, Galella “ruined my son’s gradua­ ment gets tired.” Wajes said another snow unable to locate a waste treatment facility in Connec­ tion from Andover and my daughter’s graduation from Attorney pleads Stanley BuckowskI and Michael Laroche clean up Purnell Place With more snow storm would help road con­ ticut in light of existing rules and regulations. Harvard.” Monday after construction work by Connecticut Natural Gas to predicted for tonight, and ditions by filling in the ruts Company spokeswoman Betty Gallo said the Houston She said she “was extremely agitated, upset, for killer’s life replace a main below the street with a larger pipe. Most of the work continuing through the and smoothing out the firm believed the regulatory sitOation in the nearby despairing,” when Galella tried to photograph hdr last Lottery was done on Sunday, a CN(\spokeswoman said, to minimize the In­ weekend, Wajes said the roads. states was even less-favorable than Connecticut, promp­ July outside a Manhattan theater, ^ convenience to shopkeepers and shoppers. No more work will be budget picture will only get “What we really need is SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) - The attorney for ting the decision to “set aside all plans for the New done In the area before Christmas, the spokeswoman, Leslie worse this month. a couple of nice, sunny 1-YR. England region.’’ Sarai Ribicoff’s killer says his client should not be Asked Wednesday after­ days,” Wajes said. “I’d lUARANTEI executed because of the positive things he has done — Stoupel, said. 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4 - THE HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 17, 1981 Golan Arabs strike U.S;. oilmen get fat bonuses to stay in Libycj

start a month’s leave ih the United goes to a European.” desert oilfields, said key production TRIPOLI, Libya (UPI) - U.S. oil more to get them to stay on,” said a Last week, Reagan banned travel Other American workers inter­ workers were being paid $100-a-day ^ companies pay $l(X)-a-day bonuses to well informed oil industry source in to Libya and urged 1,500 Americans States, said he planned to cut short viewed at the airport this week said bonuses to stay. ^ ' American workers who defy Presi­ London. ‘ "They have too much to to leave the country following bis vacation and return early next to protest annexation reports that Col. Moammar year'. they did not understand the travel dent Reagan’s plea to,leave Libya lose by shutting down, now they are ’The workers; who asked not to bey Khadafy had sent hit teams to kill “I have my re-entry visa and I ban and planned to return to Libya if and embassy officials in Greece pumping a bit m ore.” named, said oilmen trying to return \ physically restrain those who try to The State Department and Reagan and other U.S. officials. shall be coming back,” he said, Dossible. . Employees of the American-based to Libya from Athens were physical- \ Q U N EITR A, Syria (U P I )— Druse any damage to the interests of our s pro-Syrian teachers and students in return, oil workers said. spokesmen for several U.S. oil com­ An American supervisor working requesting anonymity. “ Why should Halliburton oil services company, ly stopped by U ,S. Embassy officials \ | Arabs in the Golan Heights began a friends," the four Druse villages in the Golan “I am sure (American com­ panies denied bonuses were being for a British construction company, I join the unemploy^ in America? recently returned from Libya’s in the Greek capital. three-day strike shutting down The S yrian c a b in et m et in did not show up for classes and a panies) are paying their people a bit paid to keep U.S. workers in Libya. waiting at the Tripoli airport to If I don’t come back, my job just stores and schools to protest Israel’s Damascus and made “ several commercial strike by pro-Syrian annexation of the area but Israel decisions that will be executed on merchants was near total, Israel 4 refused to budge. time to oppose this national cause,’’ Radio said. At an emergency session Syrian Deputy Prime Minister The Druse belong to a religious Wednesday of the U.N. Security Abdel Halim Khaddam said sect with secret beliefs that broke Council, Syria demanded Israel im­ Wednesday, away 900 years ago from the mediately rescind the legislation The situation along the disputed mainstream of Islam, rushed through Parliament Monday border in the region captured by Syria has called the annexation an and sanctions be mandated against Israel in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war Israeli “declaration of war” but the Jewish state if it refuses, , was calm Wednesday with no un­ diplomatic sources in Damascus The United States has indicated it usual Syrian military movements said there was no sign of a Syrian w,ili support a Security Council sighted, military buildup, Israel has family coat sale! resolution condemning Israel for the “ We don’t believe they will dare reportedly put its Golan forces on annexation, but not sanctions do anything, because they know alert, against the Jewish state. what they will get in return,” a “ Is ra e l is not in terested in But Israeli Foreign Minister senior Israeli government official exchanges of fire with anyone,” Entire Stock Entlr^ stock M ISSES’ WOOL BLEND Yitzhak Shamir said, “ Our step was said in Jerusalem, “ Syria without Shamir told Israel Radio when justified and did not harm ,,, the Egypt is nothing,” asked if Israel’s 1974 cease-fire with (1978) Camp David accords or cause In a planned three-day protest. 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Congress, which yielded to Presi­ for the most part caught the first listed the triumphs as two budget Doctor calls underwater PANTCOATS I dent Reagan more often than it possible planes out of Washington cuts, the tax cut, foreign aid, the ENTIRE STOCK JUNIORS’ defied him, ended its first session by for a long holiday break. The, first sale of AWACS radar planes to Saudi JACKETS giving him more of what he wanted: session adjourned Wednesday night, Arabia, a $200 billioji military a new foreign aid program and a with the Senate dropping its final budget, and the pared-back con­ birth 'child abuse' MEN’S WINTER tinuing resolution to fund govern­ 39.99-49.99 new farm program. gavel at 10:29 p,m, and the House at 59.99 Combined with earlier victories — 11:22 p,m, EST, ment agencies temporarily. 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Hospital, Mrs. Rodgers said. ’The MISSES’ POLY FILL JACKETS billion in cuts in July, Franklin Roosevelt, the real battle of the 97th Congress abuse,” “ We spend our efforts here (at test checks the motor reflexes, Reg. $85-$100. From Aberdeen, Maine ENTIRE STOCK JUNIORS’ The final day of the first session will be a struggle for the hearts and But members of Congress were But the parents, Marilyn and the hospital) so people will have alertness and orientation of new­ Guide and Royal! Suburban coats, Wednesday saw dozens of bills minds of the American people in the suprised shortly after they returned Bill Rodgers, replied Wednesday optimal life experience and try to borns. hooded parkas and down jackets for SUEDE JACKTS from their summer recess to dis­ that doctors merely feel avoid problems at birth by get­ 29.99 passed, including some of the most 1982 congressional elections. 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In the 1980 elections, the voters sive motor movements,” very “ revenue enhancements” — the ad­ merged in warm salt water in a minutes after a child is born the Misses’ Coats, Earlier in the day, the Senate gave the GOP contrbl of the Senate much the same as other infants ministration’s new term for tax in­ cleaned, painted horse trough, natural oxygen supply from the Reg. $115. Great fashion looks to all D&L stores passed 55-34 a $7,6 billion foreign aid for the first time in 26 years, 53-47, of that age. appropriations bill, the first since The House remained Democratic, creases, After nearly three months gave birth Noy, 18 to a 7-pound, 7- placenta shuts down by 50 per­ choose from, sizes 5-13. 1979, now 242-192 with one vacancy, but of wrangling — including two ounce girl. The infant, named cent. By keeping their baby un­ She warned, however, the test Congress Wednesday also the Democratic margin was cut. stopgap funding bills and a partial, Merlinna, “ breathed” through derwater, the couple jeopardized was not geared to detect mental Junior Coats, all D&L stores reversed Reagan’s only major Partly because of this dramatic one-day government shutdown — her mother’s umbilical cord for the infant’s oxygen supply. abnormalities that could be Social Security initiative by 1980 turnaround, Reagan was able to Congress agreed to an additional’ $4 eight minutes underwater before “What they were doing was caused , by a lack of oxygen at ordering the $122 minimum benefit push through many of his programs. billion in budget cuts. floating to the surface. risking brain damage,” he said. birth. She said subtle problems reinstated, Reagan him self had At the White House, deputy press On the tax front. Congress ap­ Dr. LeRoy Heinrichs, chair­ The doctor said any damage with movement or alertness might not be picked up fo r six bowed to pressure earlier and sup­ secretary Larry Speakes said proved a $749 biiiion tax cut bill in man of the Stanford University might not appear for months, but months or a'year. ported the move to reinstate the Reagan was “looking'at a con­ August — the largest tax cut in Gynecology and Obstetrics could include mental retardation. benefit. gressional year that has produced history. E oodland SUNDAY 12-5 C

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BOSTON (U P I) — Moderate exercise may prevent clogging and hardening of the arteries and inefficient ■ The third group ate the healthy diet for 18 months and jogged on a treadmill for one hour three times a week, heartbeats. Two died suddenly. the fatty diet for 24 months. Throughout, the monkeys All but one stayed • generally healthy . * m and even reverse coronary artery disease — the leading killer of middleaged American men, researchers who conducted a study of jogging monkeys said today. “ This is the first direct indication it (exercise) might do good” in preventing the form of heart disease that The real reason why an activist lost her job kills hundreds of thousands of people each year, said Dr. Dieter Kramsch, who headed the four-year study at Boston University. Th^ tendency to elevate one’s this October, NARAL’s membership anti-Equal Rights Amendment cerns, closed clinic doors quickly Monkeys trained to run on a treadmill generally CHOICES T MEA TS IIS TO WIS economic interests to high level, and grew from 8,000 to 131,459; its an- forces, NARAL set about organizing replaced potential constitutionar remained free of coronary artery disease even if their even moral, principle is firmly es­ nuai budget increased tenfold to enough political support in 13 states amendments. diets were eventually laced with fat, the BU team reported in the New England Journal of Medicine. tablished in American politics. In more than $2.5 million; and its pre­ to block ratification of any anti­ Within a few months, Ms'" MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Other monkeys allowed to lounge in their cages while OBOTE a WEIQEL - _ _ eminent leadership in the pro-choice Nark Shields abortion constitutional amendment Mulhauser was replaced by aij, their valiant crusades to outlaw consuming a quarter of the fat and cholesterol normally WHALER or SKINLESS FRANKS lu’ 1 .9 9 movement was firmly established. by those states' legislatures. executive committee where four pf..’ alcoholic beverages, generations of eaten by American humans develqped the disease, and OUR OWN Of the five-m em ber N AR AL But abortion-providers soon the five members had a direct finaq-,' LEAN CENTER CUT prohibitionist churchmen had no Syndicated Columnist two died suddenly. < 79 BAKED H A M ...... ib. * 3 .4 9 more dependable and generous executive committee which toppled devpioped a different political and cial interest in pending legislation in Coronary artery disease is a type of atherosclerosis. PORK CHOPS allies than the region’s bootleggers. Ms. Mulhauser, four earn all or part professional agenda. They were the (Congress. | Both Involve deposits of fat and calcium in the arteries. SWISS CHEESE...... b * 2 .9 9 More recently, the opposition to a of their iiving from the providing of warned by lawyers at last spring’s The coronary type affects arteries surrounding the LEAN COUNTRY STYLE MUCKE’8 Massachusetts voter referendum to abortions; three of them own or National Abortion Federation COMMON CAUSE, another nob-1 heart. 49 COOKED SALAMI ...... * ^ 1 9 outlaw handguns in that state was manage abortion clinics, and the meeting that passage of Sen. John for-profit action group, has a prettj> Atherosclerosis contributed to 719,(X)0 heart attacks PORK RIBS *1 QROTE a WEIQEL funded in part by Smith and Wesson, fourth, an a ttorn ey, le g a lly Washington headquarters, that the crease in membership over the past East’s (R-N.C.) bill to define sensible rule for situations such as ‘ and strokes in the United States in 1979, the American BOLOGNA...... * 2 .1 9 the pistol'manufacturer, in spirited represents abortion providers, Tbe professional staff people were all 12 months, Ms. Mulhauser gives statutorily the moment of concep­ the one at NARAL. Common Cause; Reart Association said. In 1978, coronary artery disease LOIN END QROTE a WEIQEL killed 642,270 people. It is considered the major cause of defense of the Second Amendment. fifth member is an Episcopalian doing their own typing. This, of much of the credit to the 1980 elec­ tion as the beginning of human life required of its leaders like John 39 LIVERWURST .....^...... death in middle-aged men. * 1 .9 9 When these ^and-similar conflicts priest. course, is contrary to all recognized tion of President Ronald Reagan would result in the shutting down of Gardner and David Cohen that they PORK ROAST *1 LAND O' LAKES ^ ^ One of the major causes is believed to be consumption have been reveaied, they have business school procedures. But and a Republican Senate. all abortion clinics. disclose their own personal finances, of too much animal fat and cholesterol found in products AMERICAN CHEESE...... m * 2 .1 9 some of the then, a political campaign is not RIB END QROTE a WEIQEL COCKTAIL FRANKS OR _ _ usually been greeted by shouts of AI.MOST SI RELY, Panic was the reaction of at least to avoid any conflicts. „r. such as butter, red meats and eggs. Statistics show outrage. disagreement between Ms. IBM. THOSE ELECTION results con­ a few who heard>those. predictions. The reasoning went that thd 39 COCKTAIL KIELBASA ib *2.99 American diets contain up to 42 percent fat, most of VERMONT _ _ _ Which brings us to the present Mulhauser and the executive com­ Under the leadership of Ms. tributed to the rift which led to Ms. NARAL was presented with un­ PORK ROAST . . . . lb.*1 M organizations’s leaders wei'd’ whichus animal fat. case of the National Abortion Rights mittee invoiyed differences in Mulhauser, NARAL was a lot more Mulhauser’s ouster. With the realistic proposals like the one to stewards for the members’ dues and Research has shown humans cannot control the dis­ CHEDDAR CHEESE...... m * 2 .6 9 RIB HALF OUR OWN PORT WINE OR _ _ ^ Action League and its five-member management style, argues Judy of a movement than it was an possibility of a constitutional buy $200,000 of television time in contributions and they owed the' ease simply by reducing their consumption of fats and 39 executive committee, which effec­ Widdecombe, the current acting organizational chart. NARAL's ef­ amendment' prohibiting abortion Sen. Strom Thurmond’s homestate members the assurance that there cholesterol. CHEDDAR CHEESEBALLS...... ib * 3 .9 9 Because of the difficulty in setting up a controlled PORK ROAST 5/6lb.avg. .. . . ___ Ib. *1 ■ . Now Taking Ordert lor Holiday Party Platters______^ tively forced the resignation of that executive director. Ms. ficiency may have been questioned becoming more of a probability, the of South Carolina with the un­ were no conflicts. exercise study with humans, Kramsch said the BU pro-choice organization’s executive Widdecombe, herself the manager by some, but its effectiveness was Mulhauser staff concentrated atten­ realistic objective of changing the The NARAL executive committee , researchers did “ the next best thing — we took non­ LOIN HALF director, Karen Mulhauser. of a St. Louis abortion clinic, was never underestimated by the pro­ tion and resources on grass-roots Senate Judiciary Committee chair­ might want to give Common Cause a human primates.” 49 From 1975, when Ms. Mulhauser not pleasantly surprised to learn, life opposition or on Capitol Hill. organizing. Borrowing a page from man’s anti-abortion position. In call, soon. Or maybe the NARAL Macaque monkeys, which have a tendency to develop PORK ROAST s/eib.avg...... lb. ■ ' GARDEIS FRESH upon her arrival at NARAL’s For the oreanization’s 55 nercent in­ M the successful strategy book of the became executive director, through many providers’ hierarchy of con- membership will do so on its own.-. atherosclerosis, were chosen for the four-year project. PRODUCE SPECIALS The 27 male monkeys were divided into three groups of CUT TO ORDER nine. 39 A n editorial C j t A F015T woCTH One group ate a normal diet of Purina Monkey Chow WHOLE PORK LOIR ...... Ib. *1M Em peror Grapes .. » 7 9 « HULMe with mashed bananas and stayed in cages for 36 months. ViietL, ^INCE OUR FOOP STAMPS J a c k THORN APPLE VALLEY BRAND N.E.B. CUT OFF, WE PON’T HAVE They remained healthy. 39 $1 19 A n d e r s o n . A second group, which was also cage-bound, ate the Idaho Potatoes...... A small cost ENOUGH MATCHING LEFTOVERS 'V Purina diet for the first 12 months and then were then BACON *1 ^ TO SERVE EVERVBOPV. Washington fed cholesterol equivalent to, one egg and about IVz ounces of butter a day for two years. They develoned WEAVER DUTCH FRYE Navel Ornges ...... 8 s9 9 « HOWCO|V)e HE Merry-Qo-Round $ 0 9 9 for big reward GOT ANP DRUMSTICK & THIGH .. 28 oz. Celery Hearts ...... 7 9 * IGOTRIGE? k------Planners updating the 1971 But besides being mandated Researchers: Bolton town plan have found that by state law, the town plan could Allen's in the past decade the town be expected to deal with many began to stabilize and thatr it pressing matters facing Bolton. probably will have roughly the Among them: the anticipated p.r. job Vaccine poses same number of residents 10 construction of Interstate 84 The Finest Party Platters In town, made fresh to order... years from now. It has stabilized through Bolton Notch, whichwill WASHINGTON - In July 1973^ CENTER CUT ^ as a small, quiet bedroom com­ have almost incalculable on news reports appeared here an^- munity. Route 6 businesses and residen­ abroad of a brutal My Lai-style no cancer risk It would be a mistake, though, tial patterns. massacre of native villagers the PORK CHOPS if town officials were to use this The continuing housing previous December in Mozambique, OUR OWN prediction as the basis for failing squeeze and the trend towards then a Portuguese colony stirring BOSTON (U P I) — A long;term study of infants in- noculated with virus-cohtaminated polio vaccine given to pay to have the town plan condominiums, which will with aspirations for independence!! to millions of people shows the vaccine poses no risk of The dictatorial regime in Lisbon completed. create many dilemmas for town cancer, researchers reported today. BAKED HAM Ib. The cost of completing the officials. In neighboring An­ denied the reports. So did the In 19^, the researchers contacted 95 percent of 1,073 $60,(KX)-a-year U.S! agent for the plan — it has been estimated at dover, for example, there have people born between 1960 and 1962 who received the Overseas Companies of Portugal, a viruscontaminated vaccine as newborns, the y V o Substitute $3,700 — isn’t great, and there been open clashes between a We Give Old Fashioned government-linked consortium of researchers reported in the New England Journal of are plenty of good reasons why would-be condominium For Quality firms with heavy investments in Medicine. They contacted 89 percent in 1979. Butcher Service ... the town should have a revised developer and residents who Mozanbique and Angola, Portugal’s Only one patient had cancer, which was cured by sur­ plan of development, even if the fear an influx of newcomers to other colony in Africa. gery. None died of cancer, the researchers found. Based I>opulation remains fairly cons­ town. Andover has no clear-cut The agent was Richard Allen, the on population statistics, one death was expected. “ The fact that there weren’t four or five (deaths) Is STORE HOURS: tant. policy on condominium national security adviser to Presi­ extremely reassuring,” said Dr. Edward A. Mortimer ^ 3 17 Highland St. And yet the town'plan is clear­ developments, other than to for­ dent Reagan who is now under Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 Jr., who headed the study at Case Western Reserve ly a low priority item in Bolton. bid them implicitly. But is this Open forum / Readers' views suspension. University Medical School in Cleveland, Ohio. “ In other Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 Last year the Board of Finance policy in the town’s best in­ From Washington, Allen closely words, what we say is that the cancer experience of MANCHESTER refused funding to complete the terests? That the sort of ques­ Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 monitored the news and periodically these kids was clearly no worse than the general pop­ Sat. & Sunday plan, and voters in a referendum tion a town plan can address. filed reports to his worried ulation.” 'til 6:00 CONN. employer in Lisbon. .Previous studies have shown the vaccine posed no HIGHUITD PJlIIXSm&sET last month approved spending And then there’s the budgetary As part of his campaign to con­ threat to those who received it at other ages. $3,500 to keep work going on the squeeze. Bolton has had the se­ vince the public that the “ alleged” The polio vaccine contained an otherwise harmless plan until spring. cond slowest growth in taxable budget. Whether one disagrees o r . government to preserve this massacre hy Portuguese troops virus iater shown to cause cancer in animals, the study said. The virus was present in monkey kidneys used to Next year is likely to be a bad. grand list in the region this last Obscurity not with the school board’s beautiful endangered wetland area. never occurred, Allen also arranged one for the town’s budget- decade, but meanwhile govern­ priorities, at least their budget is Let’s get a wildlife preservation culture polio virus for the manufacture o f the vaccine. for Rep. Philip Crane, R-IIL, to visit The monkey virus was also found to cause cancer in makers. State funding cuts are ment costs have risen sharply , backed by documentation and is sub­ area that will benefit many the Portugese colonies. Oane sub­ human tissue cells in laboratories, and was detected in Tu (he Editor: thousands of people now and forever probable as legislators try to with the rise in inflation. The de­ ject to lengthy citizen questioning sequently pronounced the Por­ some human tumors. and resulting clarification. rather than a condominium or FROZEN & DAIRY cope with the huge budget mand for services has in­ Misgivings have been expressed tuguese clean. As recently as Researchers at Case Western and the National Cancer GROCERY SPECIALS It is high time that all operations housing project that would benefit a deficit, exacerbated slightly by creased, too, most obviously in about the lack of detailed informa­ August 1980, Allen told the Institute said they studied newborn humans because the of our general government receive few greedy individuals ready to greatest danger among animals was in newborns, whose Reaganomics. And, as Select­ the case of the school system. tion on the Cheney district bond Washington Post that the tale of a Duncan Hines (BuH.rmllk, Bluabarry, Appl. a Cinnamon, Ragular) the same airing. A general govern­ destroy what we have so little of left immune systems weren’t fully developed. CQ « man Douglas T. Cheney has What services are essential? issue ever since the first phase massacre appeared to have been "a Aunt Jemima ment analog of the P.T.A. Budget today. Mortimer said the virus went unrecognized in the CAKE M IX E S...... 18'/ioz. W # observed, the town plan “ is too Which can be sacrificed? Those rehabilitation proposal came Czech disinformation report.” Study Committee is badly needed. We only have 65 days from the polio vaccines because technology at the time was too WAFFLES ...... ,... 6 9 « forward. Consequently the directors But my associate Lucette easily dropped from the are other questions that a town meeting to" act — so let’s get unsophisticated to detect it. acquiesced to a retrenchment of Kuberl J. Smith Lagnado has obtained secret State Nestle |69 (P9pp«ronl, SauMg*, Daluxa) budget.” It would almost be a plan can deal with. something going — I wonder if “ But there’s no evidence it causes any harm,” he plans and the purchase of the Great 43 Harvard Rd. Department cables that make clear surprise if town officials funded To do without a town plan President Reagan can help? ' said. MORSSELS...... „.*1 Steuffer’s $ 1 9 9 Lawn and Cheney Hall fell by the there was indeed such a massacre— it next year. would be like flying in the dark. FRENCH BREAD PIZZAS ...... 12oz. B wayside. Cary M. Batchelder or that American Foreign Service officers at least found the evidence ' Palmolive 1 39 The remaining proposed cost to Vernon, Ct. Heed thfc taxpayer, namely $750,000, still Save wildlife persuasive. Insurance hikes LIQUID DETERGENT...... S i 49 set lied to me to be out of proportion ICE C R E A M ...... Secretary of State William Rogers for apparently limited work in a ) Npctip To the Editor: signed an urgent cable to our posjs Berry's World small area. Hence I sought full |99 Birds Squash er in Portugal, Mozambique and details of the planned work, with the How many wildlife preserves does Clarification health care costs HOT COCOA M IX ...... Rome, asking for any information TU R N IP S ...... «.. 6 9 * idea of reconciling the appropriation the town of Manchester have? How on Wiriyamu. The consulate in with established co.sts of road repair many does Vernon have? The To the Editor: " BOSTON (U P I) — People who are fully covered by Ocean Spray Lourenco Marques, the colonial Head Instant and landscaping elsewhere. proposed Jack Davis development -health insurance spend about 50 percent more than those Remarks attributed to me in a capital of Mozambique, respond^ ..who must pay a portion of the costs themselves, a Unfortunately, 1 was informed of 168 condominiums in Lydall CRANBERRY ORANGE RELISH W H IPPED C R E A M ...... :. 9 9 « Dec. 16 column in the Herald promptly; “ Despite sparsity of -federally financed study showed today. from Town Hall that no details woods wetland area would ruin any require some clarification. evidence, there is reason to believe The finding, published in the New England Journal of beyond a list of sub-projects and chances of either Manchester or Ragu Heed $ 1 8 9 In discussing the Justice that some incident involving death Medicine, was among the first in a $63 million study of their total costs exist. No Vernon ever having one fully EGGNOGG ...... Department’s pending suit against .'health insurance in the United States being conducted by HOME STYLE SAUCE...... * 7 of civilians south of Tete last 6 9 engineering specifications ever stocked with wildlife. Surrounding -the Rand Corp. The project, which studied 7,706 people the Town of Glastonbury, I Indicated December did occur,” the cable existed. Rough notebook this wetland area are at least 100 -in six locations across the nation, began in 1971 and will Heed that the allegations against the stated. It added that such ..a calculations (since lost) were the people concerned with preserving it -end in eqrly 1982. Sanka |99 Town of Glastonbury were typical of SO U R C R E A M ...... : : d 9 < only written basis for the $750,(KK) as such. massacre was not typical of the Por­ ' Joseph P; Newhouse, who directed the study, said the the kind classically made in housing tuguese colonial troops. '' INSTANT COFFEE...... cost estimate that ever existed. Has the town of Manchester only finding was no surprise, since people have made the discrimination suits involving It has been suggested in justifica­ considered the taxable revenue that same assumption for years. zoning board decisions. :' But previous studies have been too small to show if tion that such flimsy documentation would be realized by this ever so' This was meant to explain the ; the assumption held true for large numbers of people is standard for Manchester. This common occurrence — the destruc­ difference; between the recent • and different population groups. only means that reasonable checks tion of not only wetlands but also the lianrhpatrr Hrralft Manchester case, where the plain­ : The New England Journal report pertained only to* and balances are not always to be wildlife present — as opposed tathe tiffs’ ciaims centered around a „ economic issues. Whether more frequent visits to a doc- ivith coupon & ~..>0 purchase | K'ifh roiifiofi 7..tO pnrehn. il'irA coupon A >0 purrtin.*'^ ii'ilA coupon & 7..y() purchnae found in our town government. rewards this wildlife refuge would Celebrating 100 years ; tor improve insured patients’ mental or physical health referendum by the citizens, and the The directors should realize that' contribute to our environment? A of community service •;and whether medical spending means poorer health is LoSoai Glastonbury case, where the claims Cold Power | IP by not demanding budgetary details wildlife refuge is priceless. Does :;the next topic of study, Newhouse said. I J E L L O Scotch Brite are' based upon qlleged decisions or Founded Oct. 1, 1681 LIQUID they are breeding bad habits in the Vernon care? The study found: LA U N D R Y I I GELATIN ml SCOURING PAD actions of governmental bodies H A N D S O A P General Manager’s work-force. Approximately 100 people , • The reauimnent for out-of-nocket navment. called DETERGENT | I 3 0Z. regarding zoning matters. Published by the Manchester • cost-sharing, reduced medical expenditures by about 50 16 oz. Are we in for another thoughtless attended the Zoning Commission Publishing Co., Herald Square. My remarks were intended solely : percent. Under cost-sharing, fewer people visited doc- lot of bid specifications, too? After meeting to oppose the change being Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone to point out the differences between (203) 643-2711. jtors and those who did spent less. FREE all, the people who have hot thought requested. Not one Vernon official the two cases and the fact that the ■■ • Poor people are not affected differently than the *1.39 iili4/*1»® I out the Cheney district plans in came to represent the town. The Member of United Press Intv- : more well-to-do, provided the amount they were Manchester suit was unique. VALID DEC. 15 TO DEC.' IS | VALID DEC. 15 TO DEC. 18 detail are the same people who gave building of an access road through a national and Audit Bureau of C ir- < : required to pay was proportionate to their income. VALID DEC. IS TO DEC. 19 VALID DEC. 15 TO DEC. 19 - N o . inferences whatsoever were culatlons. us split-level roads to go with the nearby wetland .area that would • Adults on cost-sharing plans were hospitalized less intended, and none should be drawn HIGHLAND PARK MKT. I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. PARK MKT. HIGHLAND PARK MKT. CimbymA.lnc water main project. empty onto a heavily populated ; frequently than those with free health care. Children’s with respect to the merits of the ’There have been numerous com­ neighborhood was unchallenged by • hospitalization rates were unaffected by costsharing. pending Glastonbury litigation. plaints that contrast the obscurity of Richard M. Diamond, Publisher :i The study will also investigate whether prepaid health town officials. Dan Fitts, Editor the General Manager’s budget with Come on, Vernon, let’s chip in get Dominic J, Squalrito ; plans affect the amount of money spent op medical care Alex Qlrelll, City Editor ■ ■and whether cost-sharing affects people’s choices of i T i n i the openness of the school board’s with Manchester and the federal 37 JoiMt St. : doctors. THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 17. 1981 - 9 8 — THE HERALb, Thurs., Dec. 17. 1981

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Middle Turnpike, died Harvey Joseph of Miami, Fla.; two Wednesday at Harvard Medical daughters, Mrs. Mark (Ilene) Merin Research Center, Peter Bent getting the loan paid off quicker, a of West Hartford and Carol Joseph Brigham & Women’s Hospital in for 20, instead of 30 years. The norm By Lisa Zowada reversal of the pattern in recent of Manchester; a sister,’ Mrs. Boston, Mass, after a long illness. for area banks is 17 percent. Herald Reporter years when people were looking for Celts checked early Erhard Fried of Bloomfield and one What that means, said Hate, is a He was a partner and permittee of the lowest possible monthly grandson. the 6 & 44 Package Store in Bolton. savings of $72,300 for the borrower With the completion of 4ts stock payments. Funeral services" were to be held He was born in Manchester April 10, at a slightly higher monthly rate. sale Friday, Heritage Savings and However, Hale said, despite today in the chapel ^f Weinstein 1962, son of Benjamin M. and Joyce “On, say, a ^0,000 mortgage for Loan Association is ready to start Heritage’s absence from the lending Mortuary in Hartford. Interment (Connelly) Burba Jr. of Manchester. 30 years, someone would pay $652 a lending money again and president market and the new mortgage offer, was in Temple Beth Sholom He had lived in town all of his life. month, or $234,000 in all, said Hale. William Hale said the sale means he doesn’t expect to see people Memorial Park, Manchester. He- was a member of St. "But for just $25 more a month, before late outburst some rosier mortgage figures for lining up at the bank for loans, now Memorial week will be observed at Bartholomew’s Church. both the prospective homebuyers the loan is taken for 20 years and the his home. Memorial contributions Besides his parents he leaves his borrower pays $162,000,” said Hale. that they’re offering them. and for the bank. “Just witness the Yankee Mac may be p a d e to the charity of the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. “We’re very excited about the BOSTON (UPI) - The Dallas ahead at one point by, 26, 102-76. “When you’re a good breaking sure their second team could play on The stock sale, raised |2.25 program,” said Hale. donor's choice. rate and very excited to be lending % •ti‘4 Mavericks knew what they had to “We had 14 fast breaks in the se­ team like us the only way you can Mrs. Emile LeBlanc of Bolton; a million and Hale said the bank will a par with most of the other teams again," said Hale. do, but it was easier said than done. cond half. That was 14 more than we sister, Robyn Burba of Manchester; offer a mortgage at 15.5 percent start the breaks is to get to the in the NBA,” he said. two brothers, Ross Burba and Vance The bank stopped accepting hew ’The Mavericks shut off the Boston boards,” he said. Jay Vincent led the Mavericks John H. Pontlllo » with two points at 25 percent down Burba, both of Manchester; a niece, mortgage applications Aug. 1, citing Celtics’ patented fast break for two “We knew they’d be physical and with 27 While Robert Parish, EAST HARTFORD - John H. Youth nabbed and several aunts, uncles and the increased costs of borrowing periods with strong rebounding rebound well and that’s the reason battling a case of the flu, scored 14 Pontillo, 71, of 13 Narragansett cousins. money as the reason. Wednesday night before Larry Bird they stayed in this game as long as points for Boston. Road, died suddenly Wednesday Funeral services will be Saturday Hale said the completion of bank’s & Co. began controlling the boards they did," added Rick Robey, who BENITO A. PAGANI SH., night at Hartford Hospital after suf­ in burjglary ‘Boston has Vincent, one of the chief victims at 9:15 a.m. at Holmes Funeral ownership conversion from and coasted to a 109-92 victory. scored 10 of his 12 points in the •... Manchester caterer fering an apparent heart attack at of the Celtics bench, admitted Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, depositors to shareholders gives the Bird led all scorers with 30 points, fourth quarter. “As soon' as we this time. good depth’ Boston’s depth is awsome, but said with a mass of Christian burial at 10 bank “a great shot in the arm” and A local youth was arrested ’.ifi grabbed 17 of the Celtics’ 45 started controlling the boards and He was born in Hartford on Jan. there was no excuse for the a.m. at St. Bartholomew’s Church said the bank is considering expan­ Wednesday in connection with the rebounds and had .seven assists. got the break going, that’s when we 20,1910 and had lived most of his life Mavericks fourth quarter letdown. Benito Pagani Burial will be in St. James sion through possible mergers or theft of about $15(X) from the Silver The Mavericks, currently in last Dick Motta took advantage of them.” in Manchester before moving to I Cemetery. Calling hours are Friday opening new branches. Lane Restaurant and Cocktail place of the Midwest Division, Dallas coach Diclc Motta was "They have Hick Hobey coming East Hartford. Before retiring he from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ But, said Hale, the potential. Lounge taken during series of stayed close for two periods, philosphical about the loss. off the bench at 250 pounds and he was employed at Pratt & Whitney dies at 56; tributions may be made to Danny growth of the bank is nothing out of burglaries over a month. trailing 49-48 1:50 into the third ’’The game got out of hand in the beats you up. They bring in (Kevin) for more than 20 years. Before that Thomas St. Jude’s Hospital for the ordinary. Police arrested Daniel Saucier, quarter. But then Boston’s reboun­ fourth -quarter. But really, they’re McHale (8 points) and he beats you he was a timekeeper at Cheney Leukemia Research, 332 N. Lauder­ “ Seven years ago we had $36 16, of 379 Bidwell St. and charged ding picked up and so did its lead. had in the first half,” said Boston just too good for us. We were over­ up. They're very deep, nine or 10 Brothers in Manchester for many owned caterers dale St., Memphis, Tenn. , 38101. million in assets and 2 offices. Now him with three counts of third- The Celtics put the game out of ^ coach Bill Fitch. matched the minute we stepped on men deep, [ respect them, but we years. He was an Army veteran of we have $145 million in assets and 9 degree burglary and second-, third-, reach in the fourth quarter with an Bird agreed that rebounding made the court. could've played better down the World War H having been a 2nd the difference. Benito (Benny) A. Pagani Sr.,.56. offices,” said Hale, "and I predict and fourth-degree larceny. 18-4 scoring spurt that put them' “ Boston has such good depth. I’m stretch," he said. lieutenant. He received the Bronze that in the next five years those The arrest followed investigation ol 52 E. Maple St. was pronounced Star and Purple Heart. Nellie M. Dobey dead' on arrival at Manchester figures will pale.” of repeated breaks into an office at He leaves his wife, Doris (Cole) Nellie M. Dobey, 85, of 38 Diane The completion of the stock sale the Spencer Street establishment Memorial Hospital Wednesday after Pontillo; a brother, James J. Pon­ Drive, died Tuesday at her home. has m^de Heritage one of the “two between Oct. 24 and Nov. 22. suflering an apparent heart attack tillo of Manchester, and a sister, . at his home: He was president of She was the wife of Caroll Dobey. of three strongest savings and Saucier was released on a $500 MrslAngelina Simond of Watervliet, loans in the state and possible a lit­ boiid for a court appearance Jan. 4. Pagani's Manchester Caterers, 78 N.Y. She was born in New York and Officials bearing brunt early tle wider than that,” said Hale.' Maple St. Funeral services will be Satur­ before coming to Manchester had . He was the husband of Mary lived most of her life in Vermont. ’The bank sold 300,000 shares of day at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral stock to about 500 persons and in­ (Naven) Pagani and the son of Besides her husband she leaves a Usually it’s deeper into the season before semifinalist, are slated to face perennial Home; 400 Main S t,,. Manchester. REGINA MAE BULLIS stitutions at $7.50 a share. Maria (tteorgelti) Pagani of daughter, Mrs. Winifred Lambert of officials start getting some heat. This year is Burial will be at East Cemetery Three years ago, the sale of the Owner spots state power E.O. Smith in Slorrs in '82. Malin Manchester and the late Arnold Manchester; a son, Walter Dobey of ... to complete basic training different. They’re targets of abuse early. with full military honor. Fr.jnds stock backfired after the bank plans further adjustments to the schedule Pagani. He had been a lifelong resi­ Syracuse, N.Y., five grandchildren; Some of it is justified, some isn't. before he’s finished ... may call at the funeral home Friday decided on a price per share of $11 to Thoughts dent'of Manchester. and eight great-grandchildren. stolen car Nevertheless, the whistle-tooters have 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. $15. ’The cost was loo high, said Speaking of schedules, Manchester High He opened his catering service in Funeral services and burial will made themselves known and should be ready Bullis joins Hale, and the shares weren’t selling. ApLENty girls’ soccer Coach Joe Erardi is making sure 197:). Before that he owned and be in Montpelier, Vt. at the con­ to hear more before the year is out. he gets games scheduled for his team’s se­ “We’re pleased that the price held It must have stopped him dead in t l Len Auster, operated the Crystal Lake Ballroom venience of the family. The John F.. Why all the attention? cond varsity team. The first time around he at $7.50,” he said. his tracks. m F.llington, where he catered Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. U.S. Navy Quite frankly, officials can control a game Herald Sportswriter was forced, by a late start, to obtain a G.C. Barnes Hale said the bank’s decision to Raymond H. Milward, of 62 L special events. Center St. has charge of local more than any one else. They can do it more schedule less than desired. It was dotted with offer a 20-year mortgage is in­ Ruby Dr. was out on his evening run lie was a Navy veteran of World arrangements. than a point guard, more than a dominant unbeatens thrcjughout. The schedule for ‘82 Regina Mae Bullis, daughter of dicative of a trend in borrowing of Wednesday along Spencer Street War II, a member of the scorer, more than an overpowering will be more representative and be better dies at 73; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schuetz of 55 when he saw his brown Impala Herald photo by Pinto Manchester VKW and UNICO, and rebounder. balanced... John D. Griffin Oak St., wilt complete her basic driving by. together full games, yet. was a former member of the Italian How? By the calls. Frankly anyone who Former East Catholic eager Bob Venora is VERNON — John D. (Smokey) training at Orlando, Fla., on Dec. 24. Problem was, no one Milward But those who feel the whistle-tooters don’t , Amencan Club and Manchester was director Sylvia Porter tells how to get Volleyball official believes officials don’t control the sway of a on the roster at Merrimack College in North Griffin, 52, of 325 Kelley Road, She enlisted in the U.S. Navy for knew was at the wheel. Besides decide are wrong. Except for football where I ,odge of Elks. “.Your Money’s Worth” — daily oh. game is either naive or a former official or Andover, Mass. Venora went to prep school a formerly of Manchester, died training as an electricians mate. that, the car was unregistered and , Familiar figure at Rec Volleyball League matches at llling a two-point safety can be awarded for offen­ Besides his wife and mother he Gilbert C. Barnes, 73, of 20 the business page in The both. year ago where he continued his stellar play. Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital She left for training on Nov. 2. hadn’t been driven in months, sive holding in the end zone, what other sport leaves three sons, Michael A. Wellington Road, who served as a Manchester Herald. Junior High Is veteran referee Dick Thorpe. For many years he "They (officials) can take away from your He is East’s single season and all-time career and Medical Center. She is a 1981 gra d u a te of Milward said. has it where officials award points. Pagani, Mark A. Pagani, and Benito member of the Manchester Board of played with Watkins’ championship squads before turning to momentum,” spoke UConn Coach Dom Per- leading scorer ... He was born in Hartford and had Manchester High School. After she He dashed right home and phoned Free ones. It’s kind of hard to defend A Pagani Jr. , all of Manchester; Directors from 1956 to 1960, was officiating. no upon the Huskies’ eventful tour of Tulsa, East cage Coach Jim Penders is crying been a resident of Vernon for five completes her basic training she Jack Anderson tells the inside police. someone from the foul line. three daughters. Mrs. David (Lin­ pronounced dead on arrival at Okla., “and our big guys felt the brunt of it. wolf now but anticipate his Eagles not to be years; before that he had lived in will go to Great Lakes, 111. for her story in “Washington Merry-Go- The car was found a few hours And it’s even more difficult to play when da: Millirod of Glastonbury and Manchester Memorial Hospital We are a physical team and do foul, ^ t the as bad he makes them sound. Penders does Manchester. He Was a World War II training in basic electricity and Round” — every day on the opinion later abandoned, near exit 93 of someone isn’t letting you participate. Mrs Diane Jaworski and Miss Tuesday after suffering an apparent others do too.” see individual talent on his club, but is con­ Army veteran, a member of the e'ectronics, then EM “A” School. page of The Herald. Interstate-86, police said. College basketball They’re headaches which will never be Maria Pagani. both of Manchester; heart attack at his home. He was the Corny Thompson, UConn’s leader, appears. cerned with it meshing. Team play is much American Legion, Army-Navy Club solved. Bill they are there. ,a brother. Nino Pagani of Glaston­ husband of Janet (Hopkins) Barnes. to have been a marked man in Tulsa. In the more important than individual skills. The and the Zipser Club of Manchester bury: Iw" sisters. Mrs. W’anda He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. on consolation game he fouled out with 15 latter elements combined go to make a good and the Elks Lodge and Italian Hos.so and Mrs. Henry Karjewski, Nov. 8, 1908 and had been a resident minutes left; having played just 15 minutes, team ... American Friendship Club of 2 Manchester youths both ol Manchester, and three of Manchester for the; past 36 years'. with the arbiter turning to him and stating, Bits and pieces Rockville and the Irish American . There was a highlight, or maybe a low grandchildren. Before retiring in 19'73 he has been Good days ahead “Corny, that’s your fifth (foul), you’re done.” Club of Glastonbury. F ire c a lls Dick (Jobb, Manchester High director of light, to the Eagle pre-season. East last Funeral services will be Friday at an engineer with Pratt & Whitney How obvious can you get? athletics, was one of 11 Connecticut AD’s who He leaves a brother Richard Grif­ arrested for loitering Saturday scrimmaged St. Bernard and the 9.15 a m. from the John E. Tierney Division of United Technologies, Officials have not been all of UConn’s attended the National Athletic Directors fin and a sister Ann Griffin, both of first play saw All-Stater Harold Pressley; an Funeral Home. 21!) W. Center St. East Hartford, for 36 years. He was problems. Perno admits his team has been in- Conference last week in Las Vegas... All-America scholastic candidate, slam home Vernon. Funeral services will be for Georgetown with a mass ol Christian burial at 10 a member of Center Congregational Two Manchester youths were arrested Wednesday and-out, up-and-down and inconsistent as it East Catholic Soccer Coach/AD Tom Matin the first bucket with a reverse two-hand Saturday at 9; 15 a.m. from the John Manchester a m, at St, .lames Church. Burial . Church and served as secretary of evening and charged with disorderly conduct, after they can be. It hasn’t rebounded as well as many has gone about upgrading his schedule for dunk. The 6-foot-7 forward is being sought by F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. will be in St James Cemetery. the Board of Directors for 1957-58. Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. —Water call, 262 Oakland St., ignored a police warning about loiteripg in front of a expected arid the starters have not put 1982. His Eagles, 16-2 this year and a Class L 200 colleges. Center St., Manchester with a mass Friends may call at the funeral Besides his wife he leaves two (Eighth District). local convenience store. Top 20 team, Mississippi beat No. 18 home today from 7 to 9 p.m. daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Pamela) of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Tuesday, 11:12 a.m. —Gas leak, Martin School By Fred Lief Georgia 56-54. Memorial contributions may be Loomis of Gales Ferry, and Mrs. Bridget Church, Burial will be in St. (Town). Police arrested DaVid Alan Demers, 19, of 40 Green UPI Sports Writer At Oxford, Miss., Carlos Clark Robert (Cynthia) Castrovinci of Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours are Tuesday, 11:37 a.m. Water call, 130 Hawthorne St. Manor Road and Philip T. Carpenter, 18, of 165 Lydall scored 16 points on 8-of-lO from the made to the Manchester Mernorial In the nation’s capital — where Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. (Eighth District). St., at the 7-11 store at 305 Green Road. floor and Sean Tuohy made four free Hospital Development Fund, Haddonfield, N.J.; two brothers, winners are in short supply — the Memorial contributions may be Tuesday, 5:50 p.m. —Medical call, 20 Wellington Road throws in the final minute to lead Havnes Street. Edward Barnes of North Chatham, Police said eariier that day they had told the youths to kingpin of college basketball is made to the Diabetes Foundation, 17 (Town). Mississippi in a Southeastern Mass., and Willard Barnes of Port stay away from the store unless they were patronizing Georgetown. Sports Slate Orange, Fla.; and three Oakwood Ave., West Hartford. Tuesday, 8:48 p.m. —Lock out, 494 Main St. (Town). Conference opener. Down 9 points Knicks stun 76ers Coming off a tremendously Tuesday, 9:35 p.m. —Stand-by at Eighth District Fire it. midway through the second half, the Kurt Joseph grandchildren. successful recruiting campaign, the Department (Town). Police returned later and found the two youths Rebels outscored Georgia 18-7 in the Kurt Joseph. 69, of 545 E. Center Funeral services and burial will Hoyas were one of the most talked Wednesday, 2:06 a.m, —Rollover, 791 West Middle loitering in front of the store, police said. last eight minutes. Georgia’s St,, died Wednesday at Manchester be private, at the convenience of the about teams in preseason. ’Then they family. There are no calling hours. Air quality report Turnpike (Town). Dominique Wilkins was held to a Thursday Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ Demers was arrested two weeks ago for trepassing opened at Anchorage in the Great BASKETBALL band of Elsie (Glotzeri Joseph. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Wednesday, 7:01 a.m. —Oil burner stand-by, 100 there, police said. season-low 12 points. on basket by Lucas Alaska Shootout and got lost deep in Manchester at East Hartford, 8 Center St. has charge of Campfield Road (Town). “I can’t say enough, about the He was horn in Bitburg. Germany Department of Environmental the tundra, dropping two of three Wednesday, 8:37 a.m. Medical call, 64 B Case Drive Both were released on $100 non-surety bonds and are plays we made when we had to,” East Catholie at Notre Dame ari(l had lived in Manchester for the arrangements. Memorial donations Protection forecast good air quality games. (Town). scheduled to appear in court Jan. 4. said Ole Miss coach Bob Weltlich. ”I (West Haven), 8 past ,'!4 years He was a World War may be made to the Diabetes across Connecticut for today. The the rim. Lucas, however, snared his There have been better times think we just wanted to win more Bolton at East Granliy, 7:45 B y United Press International records. The Knicks evened their II Army veteran. He was a livestock Association, 17 Oajiwood Avenue, DEP reported good air quality since. 18th rebound of the night and than they did.” East Hartford at Munehester record at 11-11. dealer, a member of Templg Beth West Hartford. statewide on Wednesday also. On Wednesday night in Landoyer, (girls), 8 New York’s Maurice Lucas knows dropped it in. The Knicks’ Marvin Elsewhere, Maurice Bradford In other games, Boston Md., the 17th-ranked Hoyas rolled WRESTLING what his team needs and he was glad Webster picked off a pass inside to scored 22 points and Georgia Tech drubbed Dallas 109-92, Chicago off their fifth straight victory, a 61- Fermi at East Calliulir, 6 to provide it Wednesday night. stop Philadelphia’s last possession. shot 65 percent from the field in a 89- nipped New Jersey 98-97 in over­ Marlha White Singers 48 decision over neighboring George Cheney Tech al Porlland, noun "We need to win tight games like New York coach Red Hoizman 60 victory over West Chester... Bob­ time, Washington topped Clevland Washington. Friday this,” said Lucas after sinking a was happy but cautious. by Austin scored 24'points as Cincin­ 106-102 and Kansas City downed. With Eric Floyd scoring 17 points BASKETBALL layup: off an offensive rebound with "We’re coming together,” said For the second consecutive year the Martha White nati beat Duquesne 79-60 for its three seconds left in the game to lift Phoenix 97-81. Sieffert’s and the Hoyas applying a killer of a 1,000th all-time victory ... Davidson Cheney Tech at Stafford, 7:45 Singers will perform at the Heritage Savings Carol Sing. $ 1 ^ the Knicks to a 117-115 victory over KingH 97,>t«r!>--81 press, George Washington had a downed Appalachian State 64-62 South W indsor at East Cathulir The sing will be tonight from 7 to 8 in the bank courtyard hard time of it. , the Philadelphia 76ers. At Kansas City, Mo., Cliff Robin­ behind Kenny Wilson’s 19 points ami (girls), 8 at the main office on Main Street. And Gerry Gimelstob, in his first SWIMMING "We have to come out and play son scored 30 points and rookie Shoppers are invited to take time out to participate in KEROSENE HEATERS 8 rebounds ... freshman Harold Mar­ with authority, play with some Steve Johnson added a career-high year as George Washington’s coach, tin scored 20 points and South Cunard at Manrhester, .3:30 the sing William II. Hale, president of Heritage, said , , knew it better than anyone. patience and play with a lot of 23 points to lead Kansas. Mike Carolina hit 71 percent of its shots in there will be coffee, cocoa and cookies served along JMOT smarts coming down the stretch," Woodson added 14 points for the NOT NOT "Georgetown has as much talent the second half as the Gamecocks with the traditional holiday music. said Lucas, who finished with 18 Kings, who snapped a two-game as any team in America — and blackened Brown 105-77. , they’re very well coached,” he said. points. “We made some good solid losing streak. V Marcus Newbern’s 15 points sent Georgia grid plays when we had to. “I guess that makes them a great Hulls 98, Nets 97 NOTICE Bowling Green past Denison 59-34 ... “I thought we were going to win team.” At East Rutherford, N.J., Ricky Bobby Potts made 14-of-21 shots for the game. We deserved it. We out­ Sobers, who had 24 points, hit an 18- FOR THE HOLIDAYS * . The Hoyas led 32-20 at the half and 34 points and North Carolina- coach on outs played them. We made the big plays foot jumper with one second GW cut it to 44-36 with just under 13 Charlotte dropped Campbell 71-69 ... at the end when we needed them. NOW CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ICE CREAM rem aining in overtim e to lift IFor Ow Very minutes left. But a layup and a 10- New Orleans stopped Southeastern The 76ers trailed the entire game ATLANTA (UPI) - A Georgia Chicago. In overtime, the. 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The field goal came know how to do stuff at the end of and set the stage for Sober s Holiday ice cream you evet tasted bright and festive Sold in economical Built-In Long-life unnoticed,” Georgetown coach John Pittsburgh assistant coach scalped after New York was called for a 10- WASHING DISHES half gallons, or hnnd packed at the counter while you wait. PSR15 15,000 11 y, hrs. 1.3 Gal. Double Glass Fiberglass the game. That’s been one of our game-winner. Jb t u / h r Thompson said of Floyd. “He does Sugar Bowl tickets. second violation. Ta y l o r Walled No. 150W problems. We were going down low Kiillel^t 109, C:iMili<*rs 102 what’s needed when it’s need^.” Columbia High School Principal The Knicks theri worked the ball FROM A HUGE 'RENTAL\ an awful lot late in the game." At Richfield, Ohio, rookies Jeff Robert Bonrier said Wednesday that inside to Michael Richardson, who Basketball The 76ers, who fell to 18-5, are tied Ruland and Frank Johnson com­ FAMILY LiNNER MODEL PSIt IS Georgetown made 24-of-35 shots Coach Ray Bonner, who is not scored a game-high 30 points, but his for first with the Boston Celtics in bined for 46 points as Washington Convection Type for 69 percent — a school record. related to the principal, was 10-foot jumper in the lane went off And nearly half of those baskets the Atlantic Division, each with 18-5 handed Cleveland its fourth straight suspended from his coaching duties loss. Greg Ballard led the Bullets came on layups, which resulted as of Tuesday. He said the coach JOIN YOUR FAMILY from turnovers by the press. . with 25 points and Ruland had 24. They provide the latest in safety features will not be reinstated until after Mike Mitchell led Cleveland with 23 AFTER DINNER “It’s the best we’ve pressed on Jan. 1. The principal also said from arid are“U.I.. Listed. These Heaters have defense,” ’Thompson said, “We kept points. automatic shutoff in case ot tip-over, manual SENIOR Bonner had received a letter of Soccer Registration them from making any progress. Bill Pardo hooped 25 points and reprimatjd from DeKalb County RELAX shutoff for quick-off and double-walled fuel They were only able to move tanks. Lighting these new heaters is a Tom Meggers and Mike Donan school superintendent Robert laterally.” added 19 and 10 respectively to lead Freeman. Manchester Recreation Department will hold youth soccer TAKE IT EASY dream, with the automatic push button Mike Hancock added 12 points, all registration the first three Monday nights in 1982, Jan. 4,11 and 18, Radiol lighting system. Just push a button, no the Explorers to a 76-71 win over Bonner was accused along with FOR AS LITTLE AS $1.95 per p e rs o ^ in the first half, and Eric Smith 10 Pittsburgh assistant coach George from 6 to 8 o’clock at the llling Junior High cafeteria. matches required. Also, me new fiberglass Fogarty Bros, last night at Bennet. You Can Rent A Complete for the Hoyas. Mike Brown paced Pugh of scalping tickets to the Sugar Youth soccer is a co-ed program for ages 6-14. Age division is as of , ‘TV wicks are designed to provide long-life, Pete Arnold fiad 16 markers, Bruce L\/^ Tableeetting the Colonials with 14 points and LeDoyt 14 and Mark Bennett and Bowl. Pittsburgh and Georgia meet Dec. 31, 1981. There is a $5 registration fee and $3 Recreation iU- cle.an burning and smokeless odor-free heat,..^ DAIRY STORES Skipper had 10. 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* Austin after Seven Cowboys placed lot of golf left' - — Palmer y ID V IS E R CURL YOUR TOES ON THE NEW YO R K (U P I) — ’The waiter had no ularity the game of golf has enjoyed in the UPHILLS mercy at all when it came to the dessert past quarter century. Nobody else’s name has No. 1 position course. He placed the unimaginably rich been more synonymous with the sport itself At times, skiing uphill can feel like wax or non wax surface grip the snow. whipped cream Gateau St. Honore in front of Sports than Palm er’s. you are taking one step forward and If your weight remains equally bal­ on NFC Pro Bowl team Arnold Palm er and moved quickly out of the In his time. Palm er has won 61 PG A tour­ two Steps back. Try this hint to see anced over both skis, you will slip way without waiting to see what would naments and 19 international titles, and in so EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. program against Mima Jausovec if you can improve your progress Parade backward down the hill. happen. doing, he became the first golfer ever to (UPI) — There were many times with Shriver and Ruzici concluding, uphilis. It is a simple Idea, but it works well. NEW YORK (UPI) - The receiver Dwight Clark, defensive yards. William Andrews of Atlanta leads the N F L with a 29.7 yard Palm er winced. break the $1 million-winnings barrier. He has early this year when all Tracy the four-match session. Curl your toes and dig them into Curl your toes, dig them in and ski Eastern Division champion Dallas end Fred Dean and safety Dwight and Rogers are in reiief and Steve kickoff return average, is the return Milt Richman He was thinking of those 20 pounds he made much more than money, though. He has Austin wanted to do was be a tennis The two losers in the winners' the snow when using the diagonal uphills with no trouble. Cowboys placed seven players, in­ Hicks. Dean, formerly of San Diego, Bartkowski of Atlanta is the reserve specialist for the second consecutive worked so hard to take off in the past two made millions of friends among his fellow player. bracket and the two winners from stride to ski uphill. This exercise cluding the league leading rusher is the only returning Pro Bowler quarterback. season. should help you to move most of your months. He looked at the appealing piece of players, golf fans and the media. Sidelined for almost five months the losers’ bracket will get a chance Tony Dorsett, on the 40-man from the Western champion 49ers. .Other offensive starters are wide Defensive tackle Charlie Johnson weight over your front ski where it is French pastry, regarding it as thou^tfully as “ People love Arnold for what he is, not only with a sciatic nerve injury, Austin Friday to qualify for Saturday Technical assistance provided by National Football Conference team Cross, Montana and Lott have been receivers James Lofton of Green of Philadelphia also was named to needed to set the ski and help your Professional Ski Instructors of AmericaW he ever did any important putt, and then for what he has done golf-wise,” Joe Dey, got to read such scare headlines night’s semifinals. The final will be that will meet the American Foot­ named to the starting unit. Bay and Alfred Jenkins of Atlanta, the sqiiad. who once headed the USGA and the Players Eastern made his decision. describing her problems as “ career Sunday night, with the winner ear­ ball Conference squad in the N F L ’s Other first-time Pro Bowlers in­ center Rich Saul of Los Angeles, The team was selected in Division— He ate the whole thing, and he could afford amazed to find teenagers in the galleries.” Tournament Committee, said at Tuesday’s threatening.” But she came back ning $75,000. The tournarhent is Nordic Pro Bowl at Honolulu on Jan. 31. clude, Jones, Septien and Walls, tackie Mike Kenn of Atlanta and balloting among the 14 NFC head to because at 52, the astonishingly trim and Someone like Arnold Palmer always luncheon. strong enough to win the U.S. Open known as the Toyota Cham­ Dorsett, who has 1,607 yards rookie linebacker Lawrence Taylor tight end Jimmie Giles of Tampa coaches and the NFL Players deeply sun-tanned Mr. Golf has never looked figures to have a certain appeal for the In accepting his award. Palm er tried to put for the second time in three years, pionships. entering the Cowboys’ final regular- of the New York Giants, cornerback Bay. Association members oh each team, or felt better In his life. younger people because even though he into words the way he felt about those respon­ and now she has a shot at earning Navratilova, who has been the season game, is joined by team­ Roynell Young of Philadelphia, Guard Jerry Sisemore of with none permitted to vote for a “ I still feel I have a lot of golf left in m e,” reached his peak in the 60s and early 70s, and sible for voting him it — the golf writers. the world No. 1 ranking for 1981. hottest player among the women in mates Pat Donovan at tackle. Herb punter Tom Skladany of Detroit, Phiiadelphia and center Jeff Van player on his own team. The players he said ’Tuesday after receiving the 1981 his hair has a good deal of salt and pepper in Some of them were present. The remarkable recovery con­ Scott at guard, Ed Jones at defen­ guard R.C. Thielemann of Atlanta, Note of Atlanta were also named to with the most votes at their W alter Hagen Award, an honor long overdue it now, he doesn’t play like an old man. “ I’ve enjoyed you,” he said feelingly. “ I’ve tinues Thursday night when Austin sive end, Randy White at defensive tight end Joe Senser of Minnesota, the team. positions were named to the starting and one given to those who have made “ Since moving on to the seniors’ circuit,” enjoyed you, the galleries and the people who gets another shot at Chris Evert tackle, rookie Everson Walls at cor- rookie running back George Rogers On defense, end Lee Roy Selmon team. extraordinary contribution to the sport inter-'' he said, meaning two years ago, “ my worst made it all possible. And I’m going to stay Lloyd, currently ranked No. 1, in the nerback and kicker Rafael Septien. of New Orleans and linebackers of Tampa Bay, tackle Doug English The NFC coaching staff will be nationally. “ I ’m enjoying it more than I ever finish was ninth place. That’s not too bad, is with golf as long as I can. What can I say to second round of a $250,000 tennis E v e r t h a d Frank LeMaster and Jerry Robin­ of Detroit, linebackers Matt Blair of that of the division champion which Only Walls was named as a reserve. have. People say ‘why do you keep playing? it? I think I won something like $96,000 this the guy who comes into my office in the m or­ championship. Austin has won six of •San Francisco had six players son of Philadelphia. Taylor, Young Minnesota and Harry Carson of New is eliminated in the divisional Why don’t you quit. What are you trying to year and that was just playing sparingly, not ning and says to me, ‘can you help me? I ’m the last seven meetings between the to struggle named Wednesday to the team, in­ and Skladany have been named to York and safeties Gary Fencik of playoffs. If two division champions prove?’ full time. I remember back in 1957 when I having some troubie with my slice or my women dating back 2Vz years, and cluding five first-time selectees. the starting team. Chicago and Nolan Cromwell of Los are eliminated, the champion with “ I’m not trying to prove^j^rthing,” Palmer " was the leading money winner with $28,000.” hook.’ ” all of those victories came in They are guard Randy Cross, In the backfield with Dorsett and Angeles also were named to the the better regular-season record said. “ I’m trying to-enidyramething I have Palm er said he’d like to play more than he Before he sat down to eat. Palmer talked straight sets. Montana will be Detroit’s Billy starting team. will provide the staff. quarterback Joe Montana, rookie all my life. I w “glad the IRS considers it does but his busy outside schedule doesn’t about last Friday’s fight in the Bahamas. He “ After my back injury everything cornerback Ronnie Lott, wide Virginia Ruzici in the opening Australian Open final, would seem Detroit this year in a piayoff with Billy pressure to win. “ I wish those older guys would know when round. “ My game has matured in the to have the benefit of the draw since Casper and Bob Stone was a struggle, he ad­ “ But I ’m not as desperate as I used to be,” to retire,” he said with a broad wink and a last 6-8 months. 1 try more shots she’s in a different group than E vert mitted. he elaborated. “That doesn’t mean I don’t laugh. now, I go for more daring shots. and Austin. Allen college Player-of-Year “ It wasn’t the biggest victory of my career want to win as much. I do. I just wish I had What he really was doing, of course, was This has made tennis more fun for But Navratilova has had her own but it certainly was one of the highlights. The more time to play.” laughing a little at himself. He always could me. I ’m having more fun in practice problems with Jaeger, trailing in 7 spectators in these senior tournaments are More than anybody else, and that includes do that even in his prime and he hasn’t lost and working to improve my game. their series 4-3. your die-hard golf fans. They are not Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer is the man any of that faculty. “ It’s not as if 1 didn't have tun ''Anyway, it shouldn’t make a LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Marcus where he was a hiigh school quarter­ good to me. 1 have been lucky to live Allen’s biggest game came on necessarily an older crowd. I ’m constantly responsible for the enormous upsurge in pop­ That’s why everyone loves his so much. before. 1 just feel I’m enjoying it difference about the draw,” Allen, who stepped into one of most back — became the most prolific my dream, to play at the best un­ Oct. 31 against Washington State, more. My practices aren't as long, Navratilova said. “ You have to beat prestigious schools and positions in rusher in the history o f college foot­ iversity in the nation, with the best when he ran for an amazing 289 but they're more intense.” everyone if you want to win.” ' the nation and emerged as the most ball this season by gaining 2,342 coaches in the nation and to win the yards. He capped the season with a Evert, meantime, had to struggle prolific rusher in the history of yards, the first ever to break the Heisman Trophy. sparkling performance against before subduing Pam Shriver, 3-6, 7- Whalers can't college football, has been named the 2,000-yard mark in a season. During “ I would .like to thank all my cross-city rival UCLA, gaining 219 6, 6-3, but she attributed this to her No move 1981 United Press International one stretch he had five consecutive coaches for sticking with me. I knew yards. unfamiliarity with the new Byrne WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (UPI) - Player of the Year and Running games of 200 yards or more. Second seed Tanner I had it in me and you guys brought In the 11 regular-season games, Arena, She also gave full credit to The U.S. Golf Association has Back of the Year. Allen, who became the fourth it out in m e,’’ Allen ran for 22 touchdowns and Shriver, who pulled back from a 5-1 decided against moving its national Allen, who won the Heisman Allen began his USC career as a passed for another. His coach for deficit in the second set and then headquarters and golf museum from Trophy two weeks ago in a runaway blocking back for White in 1977, a four years at Southern Cal, John saved nine set points before drop­ vote, again overwhelmed his opposi­ ousted by unknown New Jersey to Williamsburg, of­ hold Montreal thankless job that he held through Robinson, says Allen is the best run­ ping the tiebreak 7-2. ficials said Monday. tion in the voting, which was an­ the 1978 season. He became the ning back he’s ever seen. The Evert-Austin showdown will Bob Perry, executive vice presi­ nounced Wednesday, by 100 football ‘One of luckiest tailback in 1979 and his enormous “ He did things that might never SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) - seeded Yannick Noah, 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 follow a match between top seed dent of the Williamsburg Chamber By Earl Yost writers across the nation. He talent emerged as he rushed for 1,- be equalled,” Robinson said. “ Week Little-known Chris Johnstone of and later defeated South African in which they trailed by two goals Martina Navratilova and Andrea of Commerce, said the USGA still Sports Editor received 75 votes to just 13 for his 563 yards. after week he was just amazing. I Australia upset American Roscoe Kevin Curren 7-5, 6-4. they lost 14 and played to ties in four guys in world’ Jaeger, and the winners of both was considering the city during a nearest competitor, Georgia run­ But no one — Allen included — was kept thinking he’d have to slow down Tanner in straight sets Thursday in Dent downed Jonathan Smith of others. matches will qualify for Saturday’s weekend visit to Atlanta to hear Still winless against Adams Divi­ ning back Herschel VValker, who sometime during the season, but if the $142,500 New South Wales Open. Great Britain', 6-3, 6-7, 6-3 while Ed­ Montreal, fronted by three of the Marcus Allen prepared for the success he semifinals. presentations by five cities, but sion opponents, the Hartford' also finished a distant second in the achieved this year. anything, he got stronger.” Tanner, seeded second in the mondson breezed past Israel’s game's greatest players, Guy In the losers’ bracket, Hana decided Monday not to pick Whalers were on the end of another Heisman balloting. Robinson also joked about Allen Grand Prix event, was suffering Shlomo Glickstein in straight sets, Lafleur, Larry Ro^iinson and Bob He began the season against Mandlikova opens the evening's Williamsburg. lesson last night when the Montreal Gainey, gave the home team a Quarterbacks Jim McMahon of Tennessee by gaining 210 yards and being j'ost another in the “ assembly from jet lag after traveling from 6-2, 6-4. Canadiens skated to an easy 6-1 NHL lesson in team play, highlighted by BYU, Art Schlichter of Ohio State came back the next week by rom­ line” pi<)plu!:tion of USC tailbacks. Cincinnati and was overpowered, 6- decision at the Hartford Civic precision passing and speed skating. and Dan Marino, of Pittsburgh Southern Cal tailback to win the ping for 274 yards at Indiana. The “ We don t take a guy just because 3, 6-3. He had arrived only 24 hours Center. The clean, hard-checking New York received four votes each. Heisman (M ike Garrett in 1965, O.J. following week the top-ranked he might win the Heisman Trophy,” earlier after Davis Cup competition Guokas lARTER- ^ The Canadiens scored on their Yankees of the hockey world Allen got 80 votes in balloting for Simpson in 1968 and Charles White Trojans faced No. 2 Oklahoma, and Robinson said with a laugh. in which he helped the United States Running Back of the Year. Walker first shot, by Craig Laughlin at 2:38 are a treat to watch when healthy, a in 1979) closes out his college career Allen gained 208 yards and scored “ We don’t care about the awards team defeat Argentina. VROIET of the first period and the rout was was again second, with 18, and state in which the club is now Jan. 1 in the Fiesta Bowl, where the the game-winning touchdown in the he wins. A ll we ask of our tailbacks assistant • on. Darren Nelson of Stanford got two. enjoying in their bid to overtake Trojans take on Penn State. “ I ’m final seconds to pull out a victory In . is to get us 2,000 yards in a season The 21-year-old Johnstone, un­ Six Montreal players got into the Buffalo and Boston for Adams Divi­ The u s e running back — a 6-foot-2, one of the luckiest guys in the his team’s most exciting game of and lead us to the national cham­ seeded for the tournament and scoring column as the Canadiens sion laurels. 200-pound senior from San Diego, world,” Allen said. “ God has been the year. pionship.’ ; ranked 131 on the Association of vyith Philly OUR USED CARS held a batter than two to one shots Tennis Professionals’ computer, on goal advantage, winding up with Besides Laughlin’s tally, the third capitalized on Tanner’s fatigue and ARE ALMOST LIKE NEW a 44-21 margin before an announced time he scored the first Montreal gained what he called “ the finest Opener tonight | PHILADELPHIA (UPI) We recondition all our used cars plus all crowd of 11,556. goal in his season total of six, Doug win” of his career. In his first — Philadelphia 76ers coach The loss was the third in a row for Wickenheiser, Keith Acton, Chris Practice is over and pre-season Klecko, Gastineau, Powell, Fields match Wednesday, Tanner topped our late model cars are Insured for 12 E Billy Cunningham has the Whalers who are destined tq Nilan, Pierre Mondou and Mario scrimmages are a thing of the past New Zealand’s Bruce Doohan in his months or 12,000 miles against major ended nearly a two-week finish last in their division. Tremblay lit the red lamp for tlie in­ as Manchester High and East first-round match and continued search for an assistant repairs! There is just no consistency on the vaders. Catholic each taps off its 1981-82 early Thursday with a 6-3, 6-0 coach by naming Sixers’ club and only Rick Meagher, the So dominant was the close­ basketball campaign tonight with triumph over Sweden’s Anders EXTRA SPECIAL broadcaster and former only Whaler who could skate with checking of Montreal in the second road openers. 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Was $6395 Now *5595 Guokas, the team ’s direc­ tally in the third period to spoil five to three player disadvantage to West Haven to face Notre Dame “ Chi'is used the perfect tactics, he with Pro Bowl squad tor of communications, Richard Sevigny's shutout bid. and prevented Montreal from ad­ High, also in an 8 o’clock start. played a smart game,” Tanner said Wednesday night following EXTRA SPECIAL Before the halfway point in period ding to its 2-0 lead. Bolton High also gets its ’81-82 afterwards. “ He took my travel the 76ers’ 117-115 loss to the . 79 CHEVROLET No. 1, Montreal was ahead, 2-4), and Against Adams Division foes the campaign under way .with a road schedule into account and ran me NEW YORK (UPI) - The heart The Chiefs, eliminated from Leon Gray of Houston at tackle. Eld New York ' Knicks at the Malibu Classic 4 Dr. V-6, auto., air cond., power steering and the Whalers just seemed to give up. 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Orig. 10,000 miles. m n BillAV 5COOC Dent and Mark Edmondson also responsible for scouting in Pro Bowl appearances and w ill be of Cincinnati joins Powell at tackle, from Philadelphia scrimmaged Bolton’s varsity last Saturday. make it clear that he’s not in this chalked up popular wins. Alexander, addition to joining the Tn nurii snooc 7o DtllCK DoUJ) Behind the shutout goaltending of joined on the starting team by team ­ John Hannah of New England is at 79 vlltV. *49Z5) Segal Coupe. 305 V-8. auto., air cond.. power sion came in just over a three- one for the money. ‘ Other first-time Pro Bowlers are The game marked the beginning of a yearly exchange fighting his way back after a team on the bench for Scott Howat and a four-goal burst in mate Marvin Powell at tackle. Jets’ the other guard and Earl Campbell Malibu Sta. Wagon. V-8, auto., power steering . steering & brakes, radio, rear window minute span. 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Lum ley’s go-'l left him certainly would like to play if I ’m among those chosen.” ty good.” Philadelphia — Named Matt respect for the safety of the of­ recommend to the association that A PAP Gift Certificate penalty. one game short of the record of 13 Other former major leaguers on h^nd were Frank SANTA’S SPECIAL TOUCH: Dan O’Brien opened the scoring at Guokas assistant coach. ficials,” Jim Beatty, lawyer for the the officials on due notice to the Black Hawks 3, Jets 3 set last season by Charlie Simmer. Torre, former first baseman of the Milwaukee Braves with 10% discount, buy a $10 value gift certificate 9:16 of the first period, assisted by College officials’ association, said league refuse to work NHL games Cincinnati — Signed football coach At Chicago, Reg Kerr scored with and Ray Fosse, the form er catcher for Cleveland and John Burke. The latter at the right Wednesday upon learning that the until proper support and protection Maple Leafs 6, Canucks 6 for only $9.00 . A R T E R - ^ Oakland. point slid it over to O’Brien on the Mike Gottfrietj to a 5-year contract. NHL suspended Philadelphia Flyer of their safety is provided, or the of­ 4:51 remaining to extend the Hawks’ At Vancouver, British Columbia, Kentucky — Named Jerry home unbeaten streak to 14. ’The game is sponsored by Cracker Jack and w ill be other poiiit and he skated in before right wing Paul Holmgren for five ficials w ill refuse to iireak up fights Darryl sutler, playing despite his EVROLET known as the (jracker Jack Old Timers All-Star Game. PAP AUTO PARTS letting loose a 15-footer to the short Claiborne football coach. games and fined him $500 for Penguins 7, Kings 6 threat never to compete again with on the ice and leave the keeping of ’To ensure proper administration of the game, an ad­ 307 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER side. Mississippi — Named Chester striking referee Andy Van Helle- At Pittsburgh, rookie Doug tbe Maple Leafs, notched an assist the peace to the local police,” said visory committee of baseball professionals, headed by (Rear of Lenox Pharmacy)8 4 9 -3 5 2 8 1229 MAIN STREET Tel. 646-6464 MANCHESTER East’s outburst in the middle ses­ Caddas linebacker coach. mond. Beatty in a prepared statement. Shedden scored his second goal of in the three-goal first period. Tal Smith, has been formed. 14 - THE HERALD. Thurs.. Dec. 17. 1981 THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 17. 1981 — 15

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It contains choice morsels Why? I’m known for survey taken right here in ('leveland' 5 18 .217 Wales Conference Van Note. Atlanta. talking plainly. That a law tomorrow making tipping il­ Western Conference Patrick Division about the ring gleaned from Teddys 30 years as a Tight ends -- Jimmie Giles. Tampa Manchester has unearthed a Bay; Joe Senser. Minnesota.. makes me controver­ legal. Midwest Division W L T Pts. GF GA leading matchmaker. And if the character portraits treasure box of imaginative gifts W L Pet Philadelphia 16 II 1 37 119113 tend to be a little shallow, the inside gossip about them Quarterbacks — Joe Montana, San sial. So what. I want to ’There are all sorts of things wrong San Antonio 16 6 .727 NY Islanders 16 9 5 37 129111 Francisco; Steve Bartkowski, Atlanta. help my sport grow. It’s available from local merchants. Utah 10 13 .435. Pittsburgh 15 12 4 34 121 118 compensates. Running backs — Tony Dorsett, Dallas; cei^iniy been good to with tipping. It puts both the tipper I)cnver 9 13 .409 NY Rangers 12 16 3 27 106129 Billy ,Sims, Detroit; William Andrews, and the tippee in a bad position. Why A FIRST on the list for this Houston 9 15 .375. 8 Washington 9 19 2 20 119128 Atlanta; George Rogers. New Orleans. me. I’ve earned more Kansas City 8 14 .364 8 Adams Division Defence than $2 million — for should anyone have to depend on season — the perfect choice for the E'aids - Lee Roy Selmon, Tampa Bay; .Dallas 19 .206 12 Buffalo 16 7 8 40 120 94 more than 30 victories. what I choose to give them for their discerning Southern gentleman or F’acific Division Montreal 15 7 9 39 15i2 92 E^d Jones. Dallas; Fred Dean; San romantically inclined lady — a sur­ Ix)S Angeles 18 .750 Boston 17 8 4 38 116 Francis(;o. services? Who am I to grandly leave Seattle 14 .636 3 Quebec 15 14 5 35i 154154 Tackles — Randy White. Dallas; Doug T i u ip rey with fringe on top. The surrey F3nglish, Detroit; Charlie Johnson. Phila­ I’ortland 14 9 .609 3“,j Hartford 7 15 8 22 98125, HvosvN 0 0 **nn»ou«» d dollar under my plate for the looks like an' elaborafely con­ Golden State 13 9 .501 4 Campbell Conference delphia. aaiuuiM-Xaoouj aoin-n* »*n waiter, as if I was doing him a big Phoenix 12 10 .545 Norris Division Outside linebackers — Lawrence Sooun •! »H miaj, 'mnoEU structed stage prop, but it is actual­ San Diego 6 15 .266 W L T PLs. GF GA Taylor, New York Giants. Mall Blair, HI s u n o v ^ JSAIJP 1*0 favor? I hate tipping. Minnesota: Jerry Robinson, Philadelphia. ly a full-sized authentic version. Wednesday's Results Minnesota 13 8 9 35. 129100 sin ‘d|jni*M n u i* a :uaMSNV The first thing wrong is that most Boston 109, Dallas 92 Chicago 12 9 9 33 141127 Middle linebackers — Harry Carson. Alas, you can’t buy it in Chicago 98. New Jersey 97, OT St. Louis 13 15 4 30 115 132 New York Giants; Frank l.«Ma5tcr. (c) IM l NEA, Inc. of us don’t know who to tip or how Manchester. However, it is New York 117. Philadelphia 115 Winnipeg * 11 13 7 29 lie 137 Philadelphia. available from the Paddle Wheel Washington 106, Cleveland ICG Detroit 10 16 5 25. 112132 Cornerbacks — Ronnie Lott. San much. We don’t know what the per­ Kansas City 97. Phoenix 81 Toronto ' 7 15 8 127 li5 E'ranciseo. Royncll Young, Philadelphia; son we’re tipping expects of us. We Shop, a direct mail firm located in Tnursday's Games Smythe Division , f Everson Walls. Dallas. St. Louis. The price is a whopping (All Times EST) E2dmonton 20 7 6 46 186 122 Q. How did Bear Bryant, the coach at Alabama, get his Safeties — Garv Fencik, Chicago; don’t want him to think we’re Indiana at Detroit. 8;10 p.m. Vancouver 13 13 6 32 126118 ■icl^m e? — J.P., Mobile, Ala. Nolan Cromwell. Los Angeles; Dwight cheapskates and we don’t want to $6,000, but then no one ever said that Atlanta at Denver, 9:35. p.m. Calgary 10 14 . 7 27 121143 Hicks, San EYancisco. romance is inexpensive. I.OS Angeles at Golden State. 10:30 p.m. I4OS Angeles 12 17 1 25. 128151 ’The story has it that Paul Bryant, a strapping but poor Specialists look as though we’re from out of , Punier ~ Tom Sklndany, Detroit. Racing team ' If you're buying for someone who Seattle at San Diego. 10;3f. p.m. Colorado 5. 21 5 15 78156 young man from Fordyce, Ark., picked up a few bucks at one town tipping too muchf’Most of us Friday’s Games (Top four in each division qualify for bf- those...... traveling carnivals • • of bis----- youth------^y wrestlini-'“ ■’amuz- Kicker .. Rafael Septien, Dallas. PARIS (UPI) — Italian drivers is a little short on horsepower, a Chicago at New York Stanley Cup playoffs.) him to Kick return specialist — Mike Nelms. tip more out of fear than gratitude. Cleveland at Indiana Wednesday’s Results zied and declawed bear. Word of his feat followei Washington. Bruno Giacomelli and Andrea de motorized vehicle might be more in Montreal 6.. Hartford 1 it Don We’re not moved to give away Boston at Wa.shington Alabama, where he played the opposite end to the Cesaris will represent the Alfa line. Phoenix at San Antonio Pittsburgh 7, Los Angeles 6 Hutson on Uie 1934 team that went to the Rose wl. His money by any sense of being Tom Bjorkland, a manager at Houston at Dallas Philadelphia 7, N.Y. Rangers 3 wife, Mary Harmon, still calls him Paul. NKW YOH'k '(UPII - The Amcriran Romeo team during the 1982 For­ IJtah at Kansas City Winnipeg 3. Chicago 3. tie Football Conference team for the Pro mula One racing season. thankful to the person who provided Moriarty Brothers at 315 Center St., New Jersey at Milwaukee hklmonlon 7. Colorado 4 Bowl game on Jan. 31: Toronto 6. Vancouver 6. tie , Offense De Cesaris, who raced twice for us with service. We just know we’re has just the thing, a 1982 Mark VI, Thursday’s Games \ Wide receivers — Frank Lewis. the team at the end of the 1980 supposed to do it. “the ultimate in Lincolns, the ul­ CHICAGO (98) (All Times EST) ' Edmonltm 5. 2 0—7 Buffalo; Steve Watson, Denver; Cris season, recently signed a contract timate in motoring,” he says. Wilkes 2 04 4. Greenwood 5 04 10. Montreal at Boston, 7:35; p.m. Colorado 1 1 2-4 Coilinsworth. Cincinnati; Steve I.argont. I EAT in a lot of restaurants The fully-electronic car is a two- Gilmore 5. 5-5. 15. Lester 6 2-^ 14, Theuss Buffalo at Philadelphia, 7:35, p.m. E'irst period-'l. Edmonton. Gretzky 34 Seattle. with the Milan-based manufacturer. 8 2-2 18. Jones 1 1-2 3. Sobers 8 6-7 22. Quebec at Detroit. 7:35 p.m. (Semenko. Lumley) :5/9. 2. Edmonton. Tackles — Anthony Munoz. Cincinnati; Giacomelli has been racing for Alfa during the course of a year and the tone medium and light fawn with Dictnek 1 0-2 2, Woolridge 2 64 10, Washington at* N.Y Islanders, 8:(f. Marvin Powell, New York Jets; Leon p.m. Unger. 5. (Lumley. Lowe) 2:46 3. tip I leave the waiter or waitress fawn velour interior. But before Blume 0 04 0. Kenon 0 04 0. Totals 38 Edmonton. Me.ssier 24 (Hagman. Ander­ Gray. Hou.slon. Romeo since 1979. Mario Andretti, 22-28 98. Winnipeg at Minnesota, 8:35; p.m. Guards — John Hannah, New England; rushing out to the car dealer, you Edmonton at Calgary, 9:35; p.m. son) 3:25 4. Edmonton. Coffey IT the American driver who won the very seldom bears any relationship NEW JERSEY (97) (Gretzky) 3:39. 5. Colorado, Miller 6 Doug Wilkerson. San Diego; Ed Newman. might first want to visit your O'Koren 4 34 11, B. Williams 7 34 17, Friday's Game Miami. 1978 Grand Prix championship, had to the quality of service I get. I Vancouver at Colorado (Ashton, Broten) 13:45. 6. Edmonton, Elmore 3 1-2 7. Birdsong 9 14 19, R. •% Lumley 15 (Gretzky, Kurri) 16:41. Centers — Mike Webster. Pittsburgh; been the No. 1 driver for the team leave the same tip for good service banker, for this prize carries a price Williams 8 3-3 19. Cook 4 04 8. King 0 0- Penalties- Kitchen. Col, 0:24; Semenko. Joe E'iclds. New York Jets. tag of $25,500. 2 0. Lacey 3 2-2 8. Bailey 3 2-2 8. the last two years, but failed to win as I do for bad. E.^m. 3:30. Cailighen, ^ m , 12:2. Tight ends — Kellen Winslow, San Judith Brogan, an antique dealer Gminski 0 (M) 0 . 41 15-23 97 . American Hockey League Second jK*riod--7, Colorado, Ashton 9 Diego; Ozzle Newsome, Cleveland. a race. His contract ended this Occasionally when service is real­ Chicago ' 20 19 33 20 6-98 By United Press International (Miller) 7 00. 8, Edmonton, Lumley 16 REO Bill Zwick 203-457, Ken . Quarterbacks — Ken Anderson, Cincin­ month and he opted not to renew at Trader World Antiques, 397 New Jersey '21 17 28 26 5^-97 Northern Division (Kurri, Hicks) 12:26. 9. Edmonton, Lowe nati. Dan Fouls. San Diego. ly terrible, I’ll shave the tip to the Tolland Turnpike, has a few Total fouls- Chicago 24. New Jersey 26 W L T Pts GF GA 2 ' (Cailighen, Weir) 13:20. Penalties— Osborne 138-135-395, Bill Pagani Jr. Running backs — Earl Campbell, with the team. Technical-^Sobers. A—11.221 Maine 21 9 2 44 126 93 Forbes. Edm, 3:36; Malinowski. Col. 371, Dave Mumford 135-370, Dick Ilou.ston; Joe Delanev. Kansas City; Joe socially accepted minimum, but suggestions for that perennial New Bruns 16 11 4 36 117 90 H:5«; Ixirimer. Col. 18:41. Lessard 369, Gene Yost 368, Roger Cribbs. Buffalo; Chuck Muncie, San never below that. I’m a coward problem — “The Person Who Has Nova Scotia 14 18 2 30 132 131 Third period—10, Colorado. Lever 10 Diegfi, Ski Hall of Fame PHOENDC (81) ^ringfield 13 13 2 28 89 106 (MacMillan. Broten) 16:41. 11. Colorado, Labrie 366, Bob Schack 144-364, Ron Defense when it comes to tipping. Dr. Joyce Everything.” L.Robinson 5 44 14. Scott 5 4-5 J4, Fredericton 8 18 1 17 97 147 MacMillan 8 (Broten, Lever) 16.5j(, Schack 14^59, Red Madsen 137-356, E3nd.s - Mark Gastineau, New York ISHPEMING, Mich. (UP« - Brothers would certainly point out Maybe not everything. Adams 4 54 13. D.Johnson 5 44 14, Macy Southern Division Penalties—Forbes, Edm, 1:16; Ramage; Jets; Joe Klocko, New York Jets; Art Four men and two women have been 5 i-l 11. Nance 6 04 12. Bradley 0 04 (J. Binghamton 16 14 1 33 117 111 Col, 8:48; Forbes, ^ m . 13:06. Tom Brennan 354, Bob Renzoni 136. Sill. Kansas City. that I hate tipping because I hate Does he or she have an antique Kelley 0 1-2 1. Cook 1 (M) 2. Kramer 0 04 Rocnester If. 11 3 33 122 97 Shots bn goal—IMmontfin 20-13-7—41 Tackles — Bob Baumhower, Miami; elected to the National Ski Hall of myself for tipping the way I do. cherry seeder? Ms. Brogan's ver­ 0 Totals 31 19-22 81. New Haven 14 13 2 30 100 96 Colorado 18-8-^-37. ANTIQUES- Aloce Hirth 139, Klem Gary Johnson. San Diego; Fred Smcrlas, Fame for 1982, it was announced sion is iron, and it clamps onto the KANSAS CITY (97) Erie 12 16 3 27 122 134 Goalies—Edmonton, ly>w. Colorado. Buffalo. Tuesday. The six, honored for Years ago, George Bernard Shaw King 1 04 2. C.Robinson 12 64 30, Adirondack 12 16 3 27 106 loe Resch and Myre A—6,168. Cataldi 125, Marybeth Johnson 134, Outside linebackers — Robert Brazile, ate in a restaurant in New York and table and spits out seeds. “It’s weird S.Johnson 7 9-10 * 23, Ford 3 44 10. Hershey 12 14 1 Z> 102 117 Barbara Callahan 129, Joan Boroch Houston; Ted Hendricks, Oakland; Bob making major contributions to the looking,” she admits. Woodson 6 24 14, Douglas 0 2-2 2. Drew. • Wednesday’s Result Swenson. Denver. advancement of sHiing in the United the service was terrible. ’The waiter ‘ “ ...... tney 0 ’ ‘ “ • New Brunswick 10. Erie 4 127, Fran Doyon 350, Louise Webb Middle linebackers — Jack Lambert, THE EARLY 1900s piece is E Johnson 0 04 0. Lambert 1 0-0 2. Thursday's Game Montreal 231—6 131-341, Flo Niles 130-132-375, Pal Pittsburgh; Handy Gradishar, Denver. States, are: Rudy' Maki of Iron ignored him, got the orders mixed Totals 37 23-30 97. Nova Scotia at Fredericton Hartford 0 01—1 Cornerbacks-r Mel Blount, Pittsburgh; Mountain, Mich.; Stein Eriksen of up and was rude. After the meal, available for $30. But hurry, because Phoenix 24 25.19 13-81 Friday's Games First period—1. Montreal. Laughlin 6 Cowperthwaite 132-345, Cathy Ix>ster Hayes. Oakland; Gary Green. Ms. Brogan indicates that she is Kansas City 20 27 28 2^-97 New Brunswick at Adirondack (Robinson. Tremblay) 2:38. 2, Montreal. ^ Kosicol 150-366, Donna Ford 131-350, Kansas City, Park City, Utah; Katharine Peckett Shaw paid the check and as he was Fouled out-None. Totals fouls—Pho­ Binghamton at Erie Wickenheiser 7 (Lafleur. Acton) 9:40. Cindy Colby 355, Sophie Burger 340, Safeties — Gary Barbaro, Kansas'City; Holman of Sugar Hill, N.H.: Gene leaving he looked the waiter in the fresh out of the gadget’s first cousin enix 23. Kansas City 23. A—6,809. Springfield at New Haven Penalties—Nachbaur. Har, 5:09; Nach- Donnie Shell. Pittsburgh' Billy Thomp­ — a raisin pitter which was sold just Hershey at Rochester baur, Har. I5.;ll; Wesley. Har. 16:05.; Bev Anderson 340, Helen Reid 128- son. Denver. Kotlarek of Westminster, Colo.; eye and dropped a $50 bill on the Nilan, Mon. 19:5.1. Linda Meyer Tikalsky of Dillon, recently. (And you probably didn’t Second period—3. Montreal. Acton 17 128- 126-382, Robin Moorhouse 130- WASHINGTON (106) Punter — Pat fin ally , Cincinnati. table. even know that raisins had pits.) (Lafleur, Engblom) U:33. 4. Montreal. 129- 380, Arlene St. Pierre 155-359, Kicker.— Nick Lowery. Kansas City. Mont.; and Eugene Wilson of Ballard 11 3-4 25.. Haywpod 0 0-0 0. Los Angeles 3 21—6 Nilan 4 (Risebrough. Hunter) 13:24. 5. “This is what I tip for “bad” ser­ Mahorn 3 3-4 9. I^ucas 0 3-4 3. Collins 4 Kick return specialist — Carl Roaches, Coleraine, Minn. If your gift recipient can’t work a Pittsburgh 142—7 Montreal, Mondou 13 (Nilan, Hunter) Alice Richards 343. Houston. * 0-1 8. Ruland 6 12-15 24. Grevey 5. 1-2 11, First ^ rio d —1. Los Angeles, Turnbull 6 17:2. Penaltie.s—Jarvis. Mon, 6:10; vice,” Shaw said. tea kettle, let alone a cherry seeder, Johnson 9 4-4 22. Chones 1 0^ 2. Witts 1 (Hopkins). 1;55. 2, Pitt^urgh, Gardner Meagher. Har. 8:10; Rowe. Har, 8:10; perhaps he or she is a fascinating con­ 0-0 2. Totals 40 26-34 106. 17 (Kehoe. Boutette) 3:54. 3. Los Angeles, THE WORD “TIPS” is supposed CLEVELAND UOG) Risebrough. Mon. 8:10: Robinson. Mon, versationalist. Ms. Brogan has a Jensen 3 (St. Laurent. I..ewis) 9:05,. 4, 18:M. . * Carr 8 4-8 20, Mitchell 8 7-7 23. Los A lleles. Bozek 19 (Murphy, Korab) to have come from the first letters solid brass stick telephone circa Laimbeer 2 0-0 4. Phegley 2 1-1 5. Huston Third period—6. Hartford. Meagher 11 16:15., Penalties—Lewis. LA, 3:14; Chor- .(Howatt) 1:37. 7. Montreal. Trcmnlay 15 of the words “To Insure Prompt 1920 which can be installed with con­ 7 2-2 16, Wilkerson 7 1-2 15. Ford 2 (M) 4. ney. Pit. 5:39; Boutette; Pit. 14:04; Lacquered wooden elephants encrusted with small, diamond- Edwards 3 0-0 6. Silas 0 7-8 7. Dillard I (Mondou) 2:10 Penalties—Wesley. Har. Service.” I don’t know whether Taylor. LA, 14:33; Carlyle. Pit. 14:33; 7:06; Langway, Mon, 14:5(0. ventional telephone equipment. The 0-0 2. ToUls 40 22-28 102. Sheppard. Pit. 14:33; Hardy. LA. major, cut mirrors and beads come in a variety of sizes. Washington 21 27 28 30—106 Shots on goal—Montreal 15-13-16—44. that’s true or not. All I know is it price is $150. 14:38; Ferguson, Pit, major, 14:38; Hartford 94-8-21. Cleveland 16 32 27 27—102 Gardner. Pit. double-minor, 19>29: Lewis. doesn’t help the service at ail and If the thought of telephones is in­ Fouled out—Mahorn Totals fouls— Goalics-M ontreal, Sevigny. Hartford. LA. 19:29, Garrett. A—11,556. triguing, but the thought of antiques radio, it does more than jangle a two of the two dozen tunes Washington 26. Cleveland 25. Technical— Second period—f., Pittsburgh, Ferguson we ought to drop the custom. Mahorn. Washington assistant coach is not the GTE Spacemate coidless weary worker from his warm bed available. The price is about $80, 8 (unassisted), 1:54. 6, Pittsburgh, ’There are a lot of small towns in Bickerstaff- A—4.T7 Shedden 3 (Stackhouse), 2:39. 7, L^s telephone is available for just about with an ear-piercing alarm. worth it perhaps for thq,music buff Angeles. Jensen 4 (Smith, Hardy), 9:20 Toronto 312-6 the United States where no one the same price. It operates up to 50 It actually “talks” in a simulated on your list. 8. Los Angeles. Simmer 5 (Dionne, Vancouver 132—6 Would dream of tipping someone. NEW YORK (117) Hopkins). 16:24. 9. Pittsburgh, Sheppard First period—1, Toronto. Manno 7 feet from its base, and frees the male or female voice. It reminds the Two Manchester merchants also Russell 6 0-0 13. Lucas 10 3-3 23. 5. (Ferguson, Bullard), 16:45,. 10. (Derlago. ' Vaive), 5:36. 2, Toronto, That’s the way it ought to be, but in user to pick up .the baby, answer the forgetful of appointments, and can have suggestions for exotic home Cartwright 6 0-2 12, Smith 6 3-3 15. M. Pittsburgn. Kehoe L5 (unassisted), I7;5i3. Saganiuk 7 (Zanu.ssi, Laroeque), 8:48. 3, Penalities—St. Laurent. LA. 1:29; Bench. Vancouver. Boldirev 2 (Molin, Fraser), the big cities you’re expected to tip door, wander out to the porch while also be set to announce the time gifts. Sue Richards, one of the Richardson 12 6-9 30. Webster 1 2-2 4. 10:13. 4, Toronto, Robert 8 fSittler), Williams 7 4-5- 18, Newlin 1 (M) 2, Carter Pit (served by Gardner) 3:42; Price, Pit. half the people you meet. he talks. ■ every half hour. This electronic owners of Exposure, Ltd., 474 Main major, 10:54; Taylor. LA, major, 10:54; 15:25i. Penalties—Manno, Tor, lliffi; 0 04) 0 Totals 49 18-24 117. Malone. Tor. misconduct, 11:1^.; Rota. It can be found, according to the cuckoo is available from Sears. St., recommends beautiful brass­ PHILADELPHIA (115) Bozek, LA. 13:52. In a hotel there are always a lot of Third period—11. Los Angeles. Taylor Van. misconduct, manufacturer, in department Lots of people enjoy gifts for the framed mirrors from Morocco, They Erving 8 5.-€ 21. B. Jones 5 7-9 17, Second period—5, Vancouver, Delorme people doing things for you that Dawkins 7 3-3 17. Hollins 4 I-l 10. Cheeks 18 (Hardy, Murohy), 4:39 12, Pittsburgh. Gardner 18 (Price, Baxter) 4:53. 13. 5. (McCarthy. Hlinka), 1:2. 6. Vancouver. stores, catalogue showrooms, elec­ home. On the frivolous side is a set are available in unusual shapes such 4 1-2 9, Tonev 8 0-0 16, Cureton 2 2-4 6. McCarthy 2 (Hlinka). 13:19. 7. Toronto. you’d rather do yourself, because Mix 4 5-5 1^. C. Richardson 3 0-0 6. Pittsburgh, Shedden 4 (Malone, Boutette') tronic stores, and telephone of musical doorbell chimes from as oval, arched, and octagon; and Totals 45. 24-30 115 12:36, Penalities—Stackhouse, Pit, 4:11; Derlago 14 (Vaive. Manno), lf.:47. 8. they’re looking for a tip. When there boutiques. NuTone. they range in price from $6 to $75. New York- 37 30 27 23-117 Turnbull.. LA. 10:45. Vancouver. Molin 9 (Boldirev), 16:2. Penalties—Malonfey, Tor. major-minor, are nine taxicabs in a* line outside More on the electronic scene — an Philadelphia 21 40 26 28-115 Shots on goal—LA ll-lfi-lb—36, Pitts­ Imagine greeting dinner guests EXPOSURE also carries an un­ Three-point goals — Hollins. Russell burgh 8-10-9-27, 2:5j3; Campbell. Vdn. major. 2;M; the hotel, I don’t need a doorman ordinary looking radio that is a sure with a rousing rendition of Jingle Fouled out—None Total fouIs- New York Goalies—Los Angeles. Lessard. Pitts­ Elldebrink, Van. 5:47; M orose. Tor, usual assortment of greeting cards 14:5i3; Fraser. Van. 14:fJ. whistling his head off to get me one. antidote for loneliness. No ordinary Bells or the Hallelujah Chorus, only 25.. Philadelphia 26. Technical—Webster. burgh. Dion. A—7,148. to announce your gift. One of the "Nipper,” the original RCA Victor dog, has a price tag of $150 at M. Richardson. A—10288 Third perlod-9. Vancouver. Lanz 3 I resent tipping doormen for doing (McCarthy). 12:00. 10, Toronto. Derlago most popular items is the Pop- 15. (Manno), 12:31. 11, Vancouver. almost nothing. Trader World Antiques. Williams 9 (Boldirev, Smyl), 15:19. 12, Schots card, which pops open when Edmonton 5 2 0—7 Toronto, Anderson 18 (unassisted), 19:19. A friend of mine spent several unfolded to give a three dimensional DALLAS (92) _ Coforado 1 1 2—4 Penalties—McCarthy. Van, 7:29; McGill, remind Jaded shoppers of new uses I^garde 5 1-2 11. Vincent 11 5-6 27. First period-1, Ekimonton, Gretzky 34 Tor. 11:02; Melrose; Tor. 13:38. days at the fancy Greenbrier Hotel image. triangular ruby and diamond pen­ Nimphius 0 ^0 0. Davis 4 1-3 9. Turner 7 (Semenko, Lumle*. ) :69. 2.' Eklmonton, Shots on goal—Toronto 15-9-3—27, TIM E Ashok Kumar, owner of East West for familiar products. dant suspended from ah l8-karal 04 14. Bristow 0 0-0 0. Blackman 3 2-4 8. Unger, 5, (Lumfey, Lowe) 2:46. 3, in West Virginia once and, as he was f; Spanarkel 3 3-4 9. Cooper 2 0-0 4 Totals Vancouver 14-14-10—38. Imports at 249 Broad St., carries Oster, for instance, advertises a gold chain. At the price of $5,950, Eklmonton, Messier 24 (Hagman, Ander­ Goalies—Toronto. Laroeque, Tremblay. . leaving, he held out a dollar to a TO WAKE 40 12-20 92 son) 3:25. 4, Edmonton, Coffey 17 Vancouver. Haninn. doorman who hadn’t done anything one-of-a-kind Indian chain-stiched foot massager, and instead of a however, you might consider, the BOSTON (109) (Gretzky) 3:39. 5. Colorado, Miller 6 wool carpets which make beautiful photo of -a knobby-kneed grandma purchase of a house safe to go along Maxwell 4 2-3 10. Bird 12 64 30. Parish (Ashton. Broten) 13;,4fi. 6, Edmonton, for him and said, "Do you have UP Cnv- 7 0-0 14. Archibald 3 0-2 7. Ford 3 1-2 7. Lumley 15 (Gretzky, Kurri) 16:41. Sonta wall hangings. dangling arthritic feet, we are with it. McHale 4 0-0 8, Robey 5 2-2 12. •Penalties—Kitchen. Col, ;24; Semenko. Philadelphia 0 34—7 some change?” “They have been made for cen­ treated to a glossy photo of a Finally, for a romantic firelit Henderson 2 1-1 5. Ainge 2 44 8. Bradley Edm, 3^30. Caltlghen. E!dm, 12:22. NY Rangers 120-3 1 0-1 2 Duerod 2 0-0 4. Fernsten 1 04 2. Second period—7, Colorado. Ashton 9 First period—I, NY Rangers, Fotlu 2 The doorman looked at my friend turies in India, and are used to smiling, well-built young man in a evening. Brown's I’ackage Store at Totals 46 16-21 109 (Miller) '7:(K). 8. Edmonton, Lumley 16 (Duguay. Dfire), 15:04. Penalties— and said, ’’Sir, at the Greenbrier, a decorate the palaces," he explains. karate robe soaking his athletic 278 Middle Turnpike West, has the Dallas 19 23 24 26- 92 (Kurri, Hicks) 12:26. 9, Eklmonton, l^w e Watson, Phi. 2:29; Botell. Phi, 4:42; ankles. Oster reminds us that perfect mood-maker for a very Boston 21 24 30 34-109 2 (Cailighen, Weir) 13:20. Penalties— Marsh, Phi, 5:39; Flockhart, Phi, 8:45. dollar ”is” change.” “Each takes between nine months 7 MONDAY, DEC. 21st, 7:30 P.M. Three-point goal-Archibald. Fouled out Forbes, Edm. 3:36; Malinowski. Col, Second period—2, Philadelphia. Botell 2 . and a year to make, and the “joggers find relief from failing special occasion. Walter Sukowski, —None, Total fouls-D allas 24. Boston 21. 11:54; Lorimer, Col. 18:41. (Adams, Hoffmeyer). 0:43. 3, Philadel­ Monday night’s losing ticket holders will be eligible to win SEVERAL TIMES a year I find rri Technical—Maxwell. A—15.320. Third period—10. Colorado. Lever 10 phia. R. Allison 1 (Propp, Flockhart), workmanship is extraordinary. Peo­ feet.” manager, recommends a bottle of (MacMillan, Broten) 16:41. 11. Colorado, 6:24. 4. NY Rangers. Pavellch 12 one of a variety of fantastic prizes.- So, be here for our myself in an expensive restaurant ple go nuts when they see them,” he And would you ever have con­ Romanee-Conti, vintage 1972, a red .MacMillan 8 (Broterl, Lever) 16.54. (Laidlaw. Silk), 8:34. 5. NY Rangers, says. They come in all colors and ’ Penalties—Forbes. E.dm. 1;16; Ramage, Hospodar 2 (Rogers, Talafous), 13:48. 6. special Monday night races and you may go home with a that has a washroom attendant. I’m sidered crayons for the over 30 set? French Burgundy. But be prepared Col. 8:48; Forbes. Edm. 13:06. designs and are priced from $100 up, to give it the proper setting. Only Wednesday's College Basketball Results Philadelphia. Cochrane 2 (Leach. gift or two from ‘Santa.’ perfectly capable of washing and Crayola thinks you should with its By United Press International Shots on goal—Edmonton 20-13-7—41. Clarke). 16:10. Penalties-Dore, NYR, Colorado 18-8-12—37. drying my own hands without having depending on size. production aimed at “determined fine china, real silver, and hand-cut 15:49; Linseman, Phi, L5:49. And to set off the wall hanging, crystal would do justice to the $200 Rose-Hulman Invitational Goalies—Eklmonton, Low. Colorado, Third period—7. Philadelphi, Barber 18 Tuss.. Dec. 22...... 1:00 ft 7:30 Fri . Dec. 25...... Closed an attendant hand me a towel, and I doodlers.” They suggest the super­ Resch, Myre. A—4,168 Wed., Dec. 23...... First round (Linseman, Hoffmeyer). 6:19. 8. Philadel­ ...... 7:30 Set. Dec. 26.... .1:00 ft 7:30 think the establishment should pay what could be more appropriate sized box of 64 tempting colors for price tag. Baldwin-Wallace 85. Benedictine 67 phia. Hoffmeyer 3 (Leach. Propp). 7:50. Thurs.. Dec. 24...... Cloted . Sun.. Dec. 27., .1:15 than marble, hand-carved boxes, executive efforts. Still stymied? One last suggestion. Rose-Huiman 62. Fisk 54 9, Philadelphia, Propp 21 (R. Allison), someone to keep the place neat and 11:37, 10. Philadelphia. Flockhart 9 (R. complete with inlaid semi-precious And lest you think it's all a put-on, Paul’s Paint & Decorating Center ECast clean without making the clients Canisius 97. Buffalo St. €5 Allison, -Sinisalo), 17:50. Penalties— stones fashioned in the manner of they illustrate their point with the at 615 Main St. offers gift cer­ Georgetown 61. George Washington 48 Adams, Phi, 4:18; Malonev. NYR, 4:18; pay for it with tips. ’The attendant Winnipeg 021—3 Vadnais, NYR. 5:17; Bartx Phi. major, the Taj Mahal. photo of a conservatively dressed, tificates for a complete room Howard 84. Delaware St 68 Chicago ' 021—3 Queens 87. Yeshiva 68 misconduct, game misconduct, 6:19; usually has four or five dollars in a redecoration. And you can specify F irst period—Non^. Penalties—Lysiak, Adams, Phi, minor, major, misconduct, ' State law. no one under 18 admitted. rO : middle-aged executive crayoning in­ Staten Island 71. Lehman 56 Chi, 5:2f;. Higgins. Chi, 8:29; Babych, dish, as if that’s what you’d expect BUT if ail that is too rich for your the amount. They can do as little as South 6:19; Laidlaw. NYR, major, 6:19; tently on his legal pad. It just might Charleston 92. Florida Tech 54 , Win, 13:03; Muivey, Chi, 15:18; Maxwell, Vadnais. NYR, minor, misconduct, 6:19; to leave. Uste, Kumar also has a stocking be an inexpensive (under $3) cure ■ a paint job, or finish a room in Win. 17:42. Hospodar. NYR. minor, major, miscon­ Davidson 64. Appalachian St. 62 Second period-1. CTiicago. Sharpley 6 buffer, Indian style. It’s a hollow something as sumptuous as hand­ Georgia Tech 80, W. Chester 60 duct. game misconduct, 6:19; Cochrane, I don’t have my shoes shined for middle-management stress. Muivey), 1:37. 2. Winnipeg. Steen 4 Phi. 13:01. seed with hand-carved elephant lid. made gilded wallcoverings which Mars Hill 79, Cent. Wesleyan 60 ' • Babych, Lundholm), 2;CI6. 3, Chicago. o If antique cherry seeders. Indian Mississippi 56. Georgia 54 Shots on goal—Philadelphia 5-11-12—2. anymore because it costs too much Inside are tiny elephants cost as much as $75 a roll. "The Sutter 17 (Lysiak, Crossman). 3:23. 4. NY Rangers 9-136-ffl. CONN. TURNPIKE (RTE. 52) TO EXIT 87; PLAINHELD rugs, or Crayolas don’t quite hit the . N.C -Charlotte 71. Campbell 60 Winnipeg, Christian 12 (Lukowich), 9:37. with tip. I've never known how fashioned from camel bone. “In­ sky's the limit,"' says Michael N.C.-Greensboro 63. Averette 62 Goalies—Philadelphia, St. Croix: NY Cotm. i eOO.932.n9S. Dktct Plilii(l«(d LItM: 964 2140, Out O f SUle 1000.243 0 1 1 ■ mark, then it's back to the old Penalties—Preston, Chi, 14:50; Steen, Rangers, Weeks. A—1720. much to give the captain in the N.C.-Asheville 75;. Livingstone 66 Win, 17:27. dians .carry them in their' pockets favorites — expensive.jewelry and Missari. New Orleans 65. SE Louisiana 60 Third period-6, W inning. Lukowich 16 restaurant with a washroom atten­ for good luck,’’ Kumar explains. fine wine. So the sky’s the limit'— and you No. Kentucky 81. lUPU-Indianapolis 57 (Christian), 14:19. 6, Chicago, Kerr 8 dant, and if I have to slip a And at the price of only a dollar are bounded only by your imagina­ Radford 88. Concord 71 (Crossman. Sharpley), 15;09. Penalties— Herald Angle So. Carolina 106, Brown 77 None. headwaiter $10 for a good table. I’m each, an American can indulge Lady IF it's expensive you want, then tion and your dollars. Given a little So. Mis.sis5ippi ffi. McNeese St. 62 Luck to his heart’s content. Tenn. Tech 71, E. Tenn. St. 60 Shots on Goal—Winnipeg 13-9-12—34. Herald Sports Eklitor Earl Yost going to eat someplace else. Patricia Kelly, general manager of help from local merchants, you Winthrop 7ft. Voorhecs 63 C’hicago 11-12-7-3D. keeps on top of sports in his regular Michael’s Jewelers at 958-Main St. might even finish your shopping in Midwest GoaliesT-Winnipeg, Soetaert Chicago, I’d like to put an end to all tipping CHRIST.MAS brings out the im­ has a suggestion. Ball St. 90. Otterbein 80 Esposito. column, ’’’The Herald Angle,’' on the enough time this year to sit under A-I0236. The Talking Machine announces morning wake up times and agination in all of us. No exception Bowling Green 54. f>enison 34 daily sports pages. but I don’t care to start the move­ One of the most unusual pieces in the tree with a mug of egg nog and ment all by myself. reminds listeners when It's time for medicine or appointments. are national, retail firms who try to the store is a three-tiered. look at the lights. 16 - THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 17, 1981 THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 17, 1981 — 17

Tree may Dogged tradition Researchers B irth s Following a tradition they harbor started a few years ago, Marilyn Young and Gary Ahiberg, who Corbett, Adam Lee son of- advise parents Edward G. and Tami Lee Brown are neighbors on Spruce moth eggs Corbett of 32 Spring St., Rockville, Street, decorate a tree at the was born Dec, 2 at Rockville Lutz Junior Museum with hand­ General Hospital. His maternal made ornaments. The project CONCORD, N.H, (UPI) — Before grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee started out as a tribute 'to Ms. you bring in that Christmas tree or a on Yule toys Brown of Cedar Swamp Road, Young’s dog, Toby, who died log for the fireplace, you might want Coventry and his paternal grand­ when he was 19 years old. Gary to check it for something Mother parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward decided to help in honor of his Corbett of Forge Road, Coventry. Nature put there; gypsy moth eggs. AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) - first-year college students could dog, Tasha, who is very much The incorrigible insect, which ate Parents: If you buy your daughter stem from a lack of experience with Gerrily, Shannon Marie alive. Each of the satin-covered its way through millions of acres of blocks instead of dolls for Christ­ various toys at an early age. daughter of Kevin ar 1 Donna ornaments has some sort of an New England forest this year, is in a mas, she may find it easier to Conventional blocks and construc­ Gustamachio Gerrity oi Tolland, animal on top and they are also tion toys like Legos “make you do , dormant stage. But the gypsy moth become a successful scientist or was bom Oct. 31 at St. Francis decorated with beads. Ms. mathematician when she grows up. something actively and teach • will regain its appetite with a Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Young said each ornament If you purchase an . electronic techniques of problemsolving,” he parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph vengeance by May, when it hatches takes about 2'/2 hours to make game which can be programmed at said.’"The key words are design and Gustamachio of East Hartford and — except a needlepoint angel into larva. home, you may help the kids con­ active construction.” his paternal grandparents are Mr. Lochhead said the problems some used on the tree top took five In a warm house, however — quer practical computer skills as and Mrs. James Gerrity of 78 Diane well as space invaders. females have with visualizing three- Drive, Manchester. hours to make. carried in on a Christmas tree or And your children may have an dimentional objects may be linked piece of firewood — the eggs will easier time getting qlong with to a lack of “block-playing, which Mulil^on, Justin Peter son of Herald photo by Tarqulnio hatch a lot sooner', said New others if you buy them blocks, tends to be a male activity.” Brian P. and Cynthia Garey Mul- Hampshire entomologist Sigfried puppets and games — items that can “Parents could do something doon of Columbia, was born Nov. 6 Thewke. be shared and used cooperatively. about that by getting good block sets at Windham Community Memorial That advice comes from two for their girls before they know Hospital. His maternal grand­ Famous Quality “There’s nothing to be alarmed mother is Mrs. ivia, le Garey of about,” he said. “It’s not really un­ professors at the University of they’re girls,” he said. Massachusetts and a teacher at When children outgrow blocks, Glastonbury. His paternal grand­ Service Notes usual to find them on a Christmas Wheelock College in Boston. other toys can be substituted to help parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coiogues & Perfume tree you might purchase. Or you’re . John Clement and Jack Lochhead them learn problem-solving Muldoon of Eldridge Street, going to wind up with the same thing are co-directors of a UMass techniques. Clement suggested tool Manchester. He has a sister, Jaime, , on firewood.” research project that has concluded benches, cooking or chemistry sets, 5 and a brother, Jesse, IV2. SALE For the faint-hearted, loathe to certain types of toys may play a role and model train layouts with Piacenta enlists switches for older children. Matthews, Stephanie Lynn see the tiny, newborn caterpillars in how adults solve mathematic and We science problems. Clement also said it would be wise daughter of Wayne and Nancy 3 Day Salel creeping along the carpet, Thewke Joseph M. Piacenta III, son of Mr. and Mrs. In another study, Patricia to buy computer games that would Benigni Matthews of Old Eagleville Joseph Piacenta of Elro Street, has enlisted “WL SAVE YOU MONEY” Thur, FrI, Sat. Gift Wrap has some advice: inspect your Ramsey at Wheelock determined eventually allow a child to learn Jload, Coventry, was born Dec. 1 at in the U.S. Marine Corps for a four-year Christmas tree and firewood. • young children sometimes become programming. V Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her hitch. He signed up under the Delay Entry FREE! 7 He recommends scraping off the so concerned about ownership they Although Lochhead warned that maternal grandparents are Hugo Prograrti and will leave for basic training in fail to interact properly with other typical computer language, like and Frances Benigni of farmington. July. Gifts For Him egg masses— which he described as Her paternal grandparents are Clif­ % inch “brown patches” — and bur­ children. BASIC, might be too complicated He is currently a senior at Manchester “It is already documented that 75 for the average child, a special com­ ford Matthews of Windsor Locks and High School. He will first undergo 11 weeks of Save Up To 50%! ning them. percent of children’s quarrels are puter programming language for Alta Wagner of South China, Maine. recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit “In some cases there’s an awful about possessions,’’ Ms. Ramsey children called LOGO is avaiiable Her maternal great-grandparents Depot, Parris Island, S.C. and later will Save Up To 30%! lot of them on there,” he said. said. on some home computers. are Aurelia Zambrello of West Hart­ receive advanced training in electronics with IMVE S2.S0l [s a v e * 3 . 1 5 “Shaking it won’t do any good. 'Vou Besides giving tangible gifts, Ms. “I’ve taught LOGO to children in ford-and Antonette Benigni of a bonus of $3,500. have to scrape them off. Then you Ramsey suggested parents think up the third grade and younger, very Meriden. Her paternal great- CHANEL creative presents such as a trip to a quickly,” Lochhead said. With grandparents are Berla Dennison of Kauon can burn them up in your fireplace. f a s t Machias, Maine and Leona by Ccam m ND.5 Just toss them in there.” museum or restaurant. LOGO, children can do a variety of ^ ■.-■iJKL’- . And children can learn a lot about things including drawing pictures Collins of North Anson, Maine. Joins Marines COLOGNE SPRAY 'i -A Give her the ultimate Thewke said he got “quite a few Herald photo by Tarqulnio the pleasure of giving by visiting a and creating robot war games, he Chiaputti, Michael Joseph Cum­ Richard Hagberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. WITH PUMP complimenti calls” from homeowners last year community center for the elderly or said. ^ mings son of John and Cheryl Cum­ Robert R. Hagberg of Manchester, has 4 oz. PERFUME about tiny worms “crawling all over Decking the halls a hospital during the Christmas The drawback is price. A full- mings Chiaputti of 3 Hebron Road, enlisted in the UlS. Marine Corps under'the Charlie CONCENTRATE the place,” season, she said. fledged general purpose home com­ Bolton, was born Dec. 5 at Delay Entry Program and will be leaving for $ 1 3 5 0 SPRAY ’A oz. * 5 0 The UMASS project on scientific puter with the memory storage Manchester Memorial Hospital. His basic training in July. He is a senior at COLOGNE ’A oz. * 3 7 . 5 0 “If they do. hatch, they’ll climb Following a tradition of many years, tree are, left to right, Louise England, maternal grandparents are Patrick Manchester High School. reasoning processes was funded by needed for LOGO cost about $2,500, R0g. 16.00 2Keesler Air Force Base, AFTER SHAVE/COIOGNE, 1 oz.*STICK DEODORANT, 3 oz. Extract Miss., after completing Air Fpree basic I ^ MUSK OIL Mrs. Richard Powers of 61 Patriot 1/6 o z . * 2 5 Lane, Manchester and her paternal training. 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1 don’t like those annual Christ­ DKAIl ABBY: For some time tuous and foolish. A good rule to follow: Don’t send reading matter mas letters describing where people everyone should put now I have been amazed at your of a cont.oversial nature (religious went last year. It’s a lot of bragging lack Qf fairness toward people who have not been able to quit smoking. D ear or political) to anyone unless you’re and showing off. It is so totally at odds with your sure that he is sufficiently open- Neither do I like Christmas cards usual efforts to lean over backward A bby minded to welcome it. (P.S. If we with the sender’s name printed on it. read only one side of a controversial an IR Ao n a on behalf of every “sicky” in the Abigail If a person can’t even sign his own book: drinkers, dopers, teen-age un- issue, we never learn anything.) name in ink and add a personal 'wed mothers, and all the irresponsi­ Van Buren “Hello,” who needs it? ble, self-indulgent sex-gluttons who Also, somebody who notifies me have brought VD back from near DEAR ABBY: Would you like to ‘ihings-to-do” list. that she has sent a contribution to extinction to epidemic proportions. know how an 83-year-bld relic feels her favorite charity, in my name is These threaten us all with much about Christmas? somebody else I can do without. I more horrible futures than I dislike exchanging gifts because like to pick my own charities. cigarette-smoking could ever cause! New 1982 tax laws let every wage DEAR ABBY: For Christmas most people give only in the hope As far as I’m concerned, there is that they’ll get something. If I could Merry Christmas, Abby! no excuse for the kind of vulgar this year I’ve received a notice of a GRANDMA gift subscription for a magazine that ■ get off everybody’s Christmas list I rudeness that is so characteristic of would rejoice. I don’t need anything, non-smokers and their totally inap­ 1 consider to be completely imcom- earner - even those covered by patible with my religious and and everything I get is either the propriate, self-righteous hysteria. Do you have questions about sex, political philosophy. I would never wrong size, not my style or 1 hope your own halo is not too love, drugs and the pain of growing buy it myself, and don’t even want it something I have already. tight, Abby, but if you are really up? Get Abby’s new booklet: “What in my home. 1 can’t go shopping myself, so I a group pensjioii plan where honest in your efforts to be fair- Every Teen-A'ger Ought td Know.' What do yoii think of someone who have to impose on others to shop for minded, it has to be pinching a bit. Send $2 and a long, stamped (37 would attempt to shove his views me, which is asking a lot. Also, a EVELYN IN N.J. cents), self-addressed envelope to: down my throat? dollar doesn’t buy nearly what it Abby, Teen Boo.klet, 12060 they work-open an DKAR EVELYN: My halo fits SAN DIEGO used to, and I resent spending all that money just so people won’t H aw thorne Blvd., Suite 5000, fine; it’s my slacks I’m worried Hawthorne, Calif. 90250. about. DEAR SAN: He’s both presump- think I’m a cheapskate. Individual Retirement Account! Which poison harms less? But you don’t have to Ordinary bank wait until New Year’s to DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 know that Your Risk of Heart Disease, to give should be acclimated to the high being overweight is bad tor you. And you some solid figures on risk fac­ altitude by now. But sometimes I 1 know that smoking cigarettes is tors. Others who want this issue can feel I do not get enough oxygen into When their bank burned down repently, officials at the First bad for you. I am overweight and Youfi send 75 cents with a long, stamped my lungs. I often have spontaneous National Bank of Mesquite, a Dallas suburb, took three days to set one up at the Savings smoke more than two packs of H ealth self-addressed envelope for it to me, spells of sucking in several bits of get organized and open up in a former grocery store. Here In­ cigarettes a day. Now I think I can in care of this newspaper, PO. Box breath, while just sitting reading or stallment loan secretary Jackie Geneva serves customers Jeff 1551, Radio City Station, New York, being quiet. I moved up here from quit smoking or I can lose weight, Lawrence (seated) and Jim Tukcer of Dallas, under a beverages signs. but there is no way I can do both. N.Y.1(X)19. The three main risk fac­ Los‘Angeles to get out of the smoggy Bank of Manchester. My wife is after me because she Lamb, M.D. tors are blood pressure, cholesterol conditions that existed where I thinks I’m a prime candidate for a and cigarette smoking. Both of the lived. I thought it would be better heart attack. She may be right. first two are often influenced by for my lungs. I don’t smoke and We invite you to call one body fat. never have. i.<; What I would like to know from you average generalization with many is which is worse, smoking or being Npw, you don’t have to wait to exceptions. If your blood pressure is start a fat-control program. Start a DEAR READER: You might Christmas dance Saturday fat? If I stop smoking I know I will high or you tend to have high blood need to have a medical examination gain even more weight and if I go on walking program right away. When of our Counselors cholesterol levels, then losing you feel the urge to smoke, go for a to see if you need your lung capacity a diet I’ll need to smoke more than weight could be more important. We checked. If you are having any ever. Have you any suggestions? • walk. The walking will make you ’The Manchester Square Dance Easley, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Eliason are back to saying you need to in­ feel better and will help you keep problem it is not caused by the DEAR READER: I hate dividualize, not generalize, and it altitude. Club will have its annual Christmas and Mr. and Mrs. John Ennis. at 646-1700 to from smoking. It will also start dance, Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at All club level dancers are invited. questions like that as you know depends upon what your health fin­ using some calories for you, As'you At 5,000 feet or less the decrease perfectly well that both are impor­ dings really are. in oxygen in the air is so slight that Verplanck School, 127 Olcott St. Spectators are welcome to w'htch build up your walking program it Earl Johnston, club caller, will be free of charge. Those attending are tant medical problems for you. It is Why don’t you quit smoking first may solve the weight problem in it has little effect on the body. Your like asking me which poison will just to get started on a program. blood oxygen uptake system is doing the calling for the squares and reminded to wear soft-soled shoes. learn more. time for you, too. In other words, Russ and Anita White will cue the The annual Christmas party will harm you less. After you have stopped smoking you walk, don’t eat. engineered so that it will still pick You’ve asked it so I’ll tell you'that can then make a bigger effort to up almost as much oxygen as it nor­ rounds. ' be Dec. 22 at the Waddell School, within reason cigarette Smoking is a control your excess body fat. DE AR DR. LAMB: I am a widow, mally carries at sea level, even Mr. and Mrs. David Dougan will Broad Street. Dancers are invited to bigger risk for you than being 1 am sending you the Health age 70, and have lived in Oregon for though there is a slight decrease in have door duty. Refreshments will come dance with “Santa” from 7:30 moderately overweight. That is an Letter number 132, Hbw to Measure two years at oVer 4,000 feet. I feel I oxygen in the lungs. be served by Mr. and Mrs. Dick to 10 p.m. Savings Bank of Manchester Let girlfriend pay her way Legion auxiliary meets M anchester: .M.nn'sira’t MinnOlfKv . I’unidl 1’l.ivi’ Dm clii . Burr (.orners ShoppiM): ( ,cnii*r. f.jsi ( .cnior Sircvi i'arkjJc. Dilworth Cornell Quey Unit 102, for a special family, under the Harilord RtsiJ ji .Mi Kcc; Shiipriic IM.i/.i .ii S|’»cnvfr l«'p N'oivh Shnppim: DEAR DR. BLAKER: only a couple weeks. . . from New Lifestyle American Legion Auxiliary will Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation Cenicr at \o rih HnJ East H artford: Burn'-ulc Auiua’. Puinam Hrulec I’la/j After three months of It seems like most of my Publishing, Dept. TS, P.O. m eet‘Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Program of the unit. The town Bolton: Bolion Nmdi jt Rmiif 44.\ Andover: \njnu-r shoppine IMa/a going together, my ideas to impress her would Box 4419, Los Angeles, CA Fireside Room of the Post Home. department of social services South W indsor: Sullivan .•\u-iuk’ shoppuu: ( ciiu i girlfriend is beginning to ' A sk cost a bundle of money 90051. After a short business meeting, provides Christmas gifts for.a fami­ i Ashford: Junui.in Riuiic’n 44 cS 44.\ lok-plMnc fi4fi run which 1 don’t have. the Past Presidents Club of the unit offer to pay her way when W' \ The book gives advice on ly each year. A cash donation is also The Express Bank Because I am a student in will host a Christmas party for the Eastford: .Mcnda\ \ 1 riJ.n. Rk- 1‘^k tusi i*'.p''Ni-illuv Ivl ‘f“4 we go out to eat or to the Dr. B lak er such wide-ranging topics sent to the town-wide Holiday Fund. graduate school, I won’t members. Unite members are Scotland: I'ucsJa\ \ \\i.\fnosila\..ukisv irmn p->si <111111 Id 4J vpsj t movies. y. • as how to choose free The money used for these projects My first impulse is to Karen Blaker, Ph.D. have any money for some asked to bring a grab bag gift worth Sprague: ThurNJav \ .SaiurJa\. Ik VN Maui Si Ivl sj.' \\cnilvr I- 1) M events you can attend with com es from the sale of The accept her offer but I am time. Help! a woman to decorating $2. American Legion Memorial Pop­ afraid she is only testing At this meeting final plans will be pies, sold annually during the month DEAR READER: At the hints for a one-room apart­ me, trying to find out if 1 ment. There is even a sec­ made for the Christmas box of gifts of May. care for her enough to pay risk of turning you off, I am going to suggest that tion on kissing which is, ac­ for the entire date over her soon know and you will emotional posture can pre­ cording to Brown, a sure protests. have learned something you spend some money Who is eligible for an IRA in 1982? How can an IRA be set up? Many savings vent many problems down first in order to save a lot way to a woman’s heart if’ It is confusing because if important about this the road. later on. you do it right. that were the case, for woman. You may no longer Anyone with earned income under the age plans exist as vehicles for your retirement “The Cheap Date Book” example, and I let her pay, be so interested in her. His number one tip: DEAR DR. BLAKER: I by Bruce Brown (12.95 plus of 70, whether they’re included in any type plan, such as the new 18 Month CD I would probably lose her. Be yourself and take the . am a 22-year-old pauper Being interested makes iT)alle|Carrlage House How can I figure out the $1 postage and handling) is ja n chance of being rejected or . trying to make an impres­ one interesting. And he The best pre-New Year’s designed exclusively for retirement plan underlying motivation for the most comprehensive points out that listening halrdesignlng of pension plan at work or not, and even loved for ther person you sion on a young woman her behavior? really are. Taking that book I have seen on this doesn’t cost anything. 18 Oak SIraat if they’re self-employed. That means a savers. We at SBM can help you find the who I have been seeing for subject. It can be ordered Good luck! 649-5046 downtown Manchaater 643-2461 6 ^ Resolution you’ll ever D E A R R E A I) E R : babysitter, computer programmer, dentist, plan that’s best suited to your needs. You Instead of focusing W make. During December, you can set exclusively on pleasing her mechanic, or president of a multi-million can make deposits daily, weekly, direedy as and • keeping ' the up your plan, do all the paperwork-and relationship going, take a dollar corporation j any wage earner, is a payroll deduction, in a lump sum, what­ look for a moment at the LAST WEEK avoid the New Year’s rush! This way you’ll feelings inside you. ehgible. ever is convenient for you. Would you like to be with be ready to put your plan into action - and However, we do advise a carefully a woman who wants to start getting the benefits-the minute the How much can be contributed to an IRA share expenses? If so, then Decorate Your Season planned, systemadc program of savings. take her up on her offer New Year begins. each year? Beginning in January 1982, any and give her the benefit of IRAs should be a yearly commitment to the doubt regarding her with is Moving from wage earner can voluntarily contribute up sincerity. Why save with an IRA? Because you save reap the maximum rewards at retirement. If the offer was nothing to $^2,000 each year or 100 percent of com­ but a manipulation or Cake Manchester in two important ways: 1) the annual con­ pensation, whichever is less. Any amount Talk to one of our IRA Counselors for more "test " as you fear; you will tributions are tax-exempt and 2) the annual facts. And remember, do it today, so vour # ' « and less than the $2,000 hmit is, of course, contributions and interest earned are always acceptable. 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OK, needs worl# EVENING I N«wt ^ Charil«*«Ang«U council voted 6-3 to waive its rule and GD Tic T«c Dough Thursday MONTPEUER, Vt. (UPI)-M ichelle (B) Wg|ghtllftlng(ConUnu«VFrom Chin needs work on her skating, but "she allow her to “try out” for the team. ;2- D iy llm o ) 198 1 -'’'P an - Am A beautiful fashion designer (Jill hustles about just as much as any boy.” “I think the girl feels she does not h a v e ^ Championahipa-PartS (R) (S) Movla -(Juvanlla) ^ “ Tha St. John) who has risen to the top That’s the opinion of Edward Stillson, an educational opportunity that exists lij^ ; Chrlatmaa That Almost Waan't” of her profession hires Magnum 18, co-captain of Woodstock Union High Ithe state,” said Montpelier High SchoWi-*- 1066 Rosaano Brazzi, Paul Tripp. A (Tom Selleck) to protect her when holiday treat for the kids and the School’s ice hockey team. His two cocap­ Principal Edwin Jacobs, who moved to ;, whole family aa *Tha Chriatmaa That one of her two partners in a tains generally agree, and all three say grant Miss. Chin’s request. X AlmoatWaanTunwrapa animation, clothing firm is murdered, on they are not bothered that the 16-year-old ’The association is a statewide group oCT' live action and music under the video MAGNUM. P.l. Thursday, tree. (Rated Q) (89 mins.) December 17 on CBS-TV. has won the right to play on their team. ® Dr. Scott On Habrawa (€00^ 0- high school principals which governs irtf.'* Jan Kona, Alan Russell and Bart "1 don’t care. It really doesn’t bother terscholastic sports. MS From Daytime)' me that much. But some of the other ® Sports Now First complete Lindsey are partners in one of the “Itdcfesn’t bother me at ail. I think It’s ^ , aporta report of the day’a. 'aporte most successful fashion firms, with guys don’t like it because they think hjuipenlnoa. great ttuit she’s playing. She’s just got to ^ the two men active behind the she’s going to get hurt,” said Stillson. l8rMovle* Moneyline Financial, business groups such as the Coalition for 0 NFL Story: Line By Line (R) (D News UPI Reporter ‘ ‘ Woman S p ir it, ’ ’ traditional religions. Stecker said. sheer green scarves and consumer news, with heavy Better Television are bringing upon 0 Dr. Scott On Hebrews 5:30 dedicated to the Great ^p haaia on the Wail Street day. network programmers, and their 0 VegafDanTanna.unawareheis GD Morning Stretch “Women were -the first They transform a living studded with moons made threat to boycott specific Mother Goddess, and priests and they served 0 Newe being deceived.about the real GD 1081 Power Boat Racing From WALLINGFORD - A room coffee table into an of silver sequins. As a fact comedy of the 8,0s? ® Fourth Estate j^vertisera. (80 mins.) mission of a beautiful Middle East Miami, Florida: Show 2 (R) group of women who published in Oregon. Great Mother Goddess in altar after dinner and each of matter, the material POINSETT IA 0 Entertainment Tonight (bl) John Callaway Interviews princess he's hired to protect, finds Mrs. Stecker says it’s not (S)0verEaeyQue8t:Thelate0acar 'Edward Heath'Former Prime himself falling in love with her and . believe God is female say temples. If all women puts an object from nature was from one member’s Hemmeratein'awife, Dorothy.Hosts; Minister Eward Heath talks to John ends up risking his life to save her. men would still be all sweetness and light for removed themselves from on the table like a seashell belly dancing costume and Mary Marlin andJimHartz. Callaway about the future (Repeat; 70 mins.) their way around quality comedy. has even less use than Archie had (Cloaed-Captioned; U.S.A.) relationahip between Great Britain worshiping their way if her and her disciples in organized religion what or a pine cone. They sit no m em ber thinks it By Vernon Scott 7:29 and the Common Market. (60 mins.) 12:30 men hadn't made the con­ CORA, short for the Circle would you have left? holding hands, do sacrilegious. UPI Hollywood Reporter They wrote “The Bob Newhart for the Meathead. O.DellyNumbara 0:30 ^ Hogan's Heroes of Rising Awareness, and, Women are spiritual and Show” for four years and put in a Smith is the hulking night 7:30 ® 0 Taxi CD Six Million Dollar Man nection between the sex breathing exercises and It’s just coincidence that C9D PM Magazine 0 0 0 Gimme A Break 0 This Weak In The NHL (R) HOLLYWOOD - “ Open All manager, a gentle black gipnt with Tomorrow Coaat-Tu*Coatt act and birth. appropriately enough, a support their churches and meditate to Egyptian one of the most famous bel­ stint with Carol Burnett.' ^ i J I in The Family 10:00 0 0 Guests: THE St. Thomas Choir. ( ^ SHOWCASE Vera Stecker, founder of woman’s name. synagogues.’’ music as candles flicker. ly dancers of all time was Night” is television’s newest sit­ They are aware that a genuinely surprising comic skills picked up ® 0 You Asked For It ® ( D H u r t# com, a half-hour series that, its good comedy series has its roots while doing beer commercials with ^ Family Feud ^ j^ws ins.) The Circle of Rising "Some men are Mrs. Stecker says her the biblical Salome. (D Entertainment Tonight Hosts: ( D 0 20*20 Hugh Downs anchors S Benny Hill Show CIIMEMAS 6" pot producers believe is the first TV deeply embedded in outstanding a gang of other retired professional 12:36 INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 SILVER LANE Awareness, whose goals in­ threatened and some men group doesn’t proselytize. THE OBJECTIVE is Almost every man alive Tom Hallick, Dixie Whatley and Ron this weekly magazine profiling EAST HARTFORD 566-8810 and women are shocked by comedy for the ’80s. writing — witness "M-A-S-H,” athletes. Hendren. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. la a noteworthy eventa in news, science CD Adam-12 BARGAIN MATINEE DAILY clude having “a wonderful The people that do join do part of the invocation: knows what happened to guest. and entertainment. (60 mine.) 12;55 FIRST SHOW ONLY $2.50 "Open All Night” involves the GD Movla-(Advantura)* "Roller time,” says man failed to the idea. They get upset. I so on their own. The ’’Fill us with your John the Baptist when he “Barney Miller” and "Taxi”, as op­ As important to the series as its ^ InaldaThaNFL GD i^ B le Polishers shenanigans in a small, 0 Portrait Of A Legend 0 0 0 Hill Street Blues The big Boogie” 1070 LindaBlair. JimBrsy. understand his role in just feel' it’s their members’ ages range apparently crossed her. posed to, say, "Three’s Company" excellent regular cast is the parade Group of kids join forces tothwart an healing energy so we may 214 SPENCER ST. family-operated convenience store ® CNN Sports A report on what'a argument at the precinct houae is procreation. When woman problem,” she said. between 25 and 50 plus. heal ourselves and others. "When belly dancing and “Laverne & Shirley.” of zanies, flakes, wackos and weir­ happened and what'a ahead in whetherCaptainFurilloshould press evil man from closing the local roller gave birth, he considered it Some are single. Others started, it was devoted to not unlike the 7-11 chain which is With writing uppermost in mind, dos, including a pair of recurring »Oll8. for the extradition of a fugitive who skating rink. (Rated PG) (104 AT THE SAME time, Let us know your truth so open 24 hours a day, mostly catering the producers cast "Open All Night” cops played by Bever-Leigh Ban- saved Renko'e life; andFayFurilio's mina.) magic. are young mothers. One the Great Goddess,” Mrs. 0 (1 ^ Ma^alhLahrerRaVort fiance expires unexpectedly. (60 1:00 some people are positive. we may be truthful with MANCHESTER Rat Patrol "It was thought God works in a bank, another is Stecker said. “In fact, two to transient trade. with unknown names and unfamiliar field and Tarses, who invade the 0 The Bear Who Slept Through mina.) CD ourselves and others. Let C hriatm aa A young bruin, who Freeman Raporte A one hour 0 ESPN'a SportaForum (R) CORA women appeared for In ord«f (o •••ur* ■ sutfklant tupply ol M k t IlM it lor all our cualomort, wo m utt n Certainly, such stores are faces consisting of George Dzundza, premises. (S) herself was a deity. Then a librarian, another is an us know your presence so of our members have gone o tho right to IlmH tho refuses to hibernate In winter, national call-in. in-depth talk show 0 People Tonight An hour of a meeting at her con­ purchaao to unita of 4 of any taloa Itama, axcopt whora othorwlao notod. Net roaponalMo tor typographical flourishing in this decade and often Susan Tyrrell, Sam Whipple and Producer Patchett is a tall, personality news, interviews and men caught on, unfor­ artist and a fourth is a we may be blessed. into belly dancing since arrora. Pricaaatfacthra Sun., Oac. 13 thru Sat., Dac. I t . 1M1. Nona aotd to othar ratallara or wnoloaalora. parches for Christmas. with a live audience. dominium one spring and Artworti doaa not nacaaaarlly rapraaani Ham on aata. It la lor diaptay purpoaaa only. enough they are the hub of kinky exprofessional footballer Bubba youngish man with a mustache and 0 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins va 0Movle*(Comedy)*** "LoveAnd reylewa. tunately," said Mrs. masseuse. Copyright WAKEFERN FOOD COnPOftATION Ittt. 0 Entertainment Tonight they all trooped down to Blessed be.” they have joined.” Montreal Canediens Death” 1075 Woody Allen, Diane Stecker, a grandmother, All have been brought up neighborho^ activity. Smith. shock of brown hair. His wit is 7:60 Keeton. Epic spoof of 19th century 1:06 who has been married for the garden plot for a plan­ in traditional religions, Writers-producers Tom Patchett The result was a hilarious pilot tinged with irony and sarcasm (S) Television Tonight Preview on Russian novels. (90 mins.) CD Charlie Rose Show the beet bets for televiewing that 0 Connecticut Prime Time 1:10 34 years "to the same ting ritual. which they said they found and Jay Tarses have peopled, their show which won ringing praise from Which, clearly, he has invested in 0 U8AF Religious Film "We had our water, our night! 0 Independent Network Newe man.” too maleoriented. fictional 364 Store — lor the 364 days critics but tepid Nielsen ratings. the characters of "Open All Night.” 8:00 0 Lawmakers 1:30 seeds. We joined in asking of the year (qxecpting Christmas) it CD CD Magnum, P.l. A beautiful ^ 10:30 GD Love American style MRS. STKCKER said the Great Mother to give us THEY MEET twice is open — with a testy family that DZUNDZA PLAYS Gordon HE IS ALSO'confident that the faahiondaaignerwhohaariaentothe GD Newark And Reality GD NASCAR Auto Racing The monthly usually at her Feester, the fat, harried proprietor new series is a cut above most of top of her profeaaion hires Magnum 0 in Performance Georgia 100 (R) iheJrmch women were basically in plenty of vegetables. Some makes the Archie Bunker clan to protect her when one of her two 0 Odd Couple 0 Twilight Zona charge when it started neighbors asked us what house. The sessions include appear saintly by comparsion. of the store with Tyrrel as his slight­ what passes for comedy on the tube partners in a clothing firm la (SD NIghtalk 0 Movie-(Drama)** 4 'Toxea” going awry for Big Mam­ we were doing. They an invocation asking, “The ly daffy wife. Whipple plays today. murdered. (60 mins.) IliOO 1070 Jodie Foster, Scott Baio. The E PATCHETT AND Tarses know ^ PM Magazine 3 D ( X ) ( D 0 0 0 News traumas of urban teenagers growing ma at' the dawn of the smiled when we told them. beautiful ancient one to Feester’s nerd stepson for whonr.he “Our jokes are more intelligent ^ 0 Mork And Mindy 0 M.A.S.H. up; the peer pressures, the agricultural age. If they had something to bless us with your light and and outrageous than some of the ^ Morecam|>e And Wlae Christ* GD Benny Hill Show fast-paced lifestyles and the desire love so we may light and m at Special Madneaa prevails for 0 Rich Little’s ‘ AChrlatmesCerol’ to be known as a 'fox ’ (Rated R) (2 “Men saw farm animals say they didn’t say it to highly rated sicdms on the air right Morecamba and Wise aa they romp Master of Ceremonies. Rich Little, is . hra.) and started putting two and^ me,” she said. love ourselves and others.” now," he said. “We’re geared to the through this Chriatmaa special with joined by top impressionists for this 1:36 K MERYL STREEP Members share a meal, more hip audiences. We’re more Elton John and Andre Previn. holiday special based on the classic CD News-Weather two together. They figured As for her husband, Mrs. 0 j ^ L Story: Line By Line p a rie s Dickens tale. 1:40 sip wine from a communal 1980s than Three’s Company’ or 0 0 CHIPa Presents: Mitchell 0 Nostalgia Theater out their role and then lost Stecker said. "He un­ 'Maverick' drops CD Moment Of Meditation You've never been scared goblet, and praise the 'Laverne & Shirley.’ And W oods When two former (S) Sports Tonight All the highlights their fear of woman's derstands the importance members of Ponch's angels become from ail the action with Nick Charles 2:00 'Ui you've been scared in 'magic.' Men had more of having equality in the Goddess for her bounty. “We are more about what’s going undercover detectives, their first and Bob Kurtz. CD Movla-(Drama) * •• "City For assignment Is to solve the slaying of 0 Dick Cavett Show Conqueet” 1040 JamesCagney. 3-D! muscle and just took world.” ”We gab and taste each on and what’s being said in Southern Ann Sheridan. A boxer aacrificea C Pot Luck a gigolo who traveled with some very 0 Barney Millar over.” Zeus and the Judeo- other’s cooking. One of our Califoinia today. For instance, ^savory characters. (60 mins.) (SDDIckCavettShowQuest: pianist everything for his kid brother, even SHE LAMENTS the lack in fickle Nielsens hiBeyeaight,inonefighttoomany.(2 Christian faiths followed, main goa(s is to have a , Whipple plays the kind of lethargic (0 Pclmenewa*120 S a te llite Alexis Weissenberg. . reports from around^|he nation and 11:30 hrs., 22 mina.) '.she said. L.A. kid you see addled out by too the world. Major events of the day ^ Kojak ^ Joe Franklin Show 0 SporlsUpdalaThelalaat aporta THE CLASSIC Mrs. Stecker, who NEW YORK (UPI) - Few folks NBC was third with. 15.9 and 25. much sunshine and junk food. covered. CD Benny HHI Show 3 0 HORROR nOVIE r r i ^ ! The CBS "Evening News” won 0Movle-(Drama)** "Newafront" C D 0 ABCNewaNIghtllna reautta for the West Coast aporta are as fickle as the TV family "We’re going for our own style. founded the National w as never 1070 Usingactualnewsreelfootage ^chored by Ted Koppel. fan. Organization for Women Nielsen. the news ratings again with 13.7 and Jay and I love to put words together torecreatethefeelingof a strife-torn CD Harness Racing From Roo* 0 Kojak o chapter in Bridgeport, Letters to the editor When NBC brought James Garner la share of 23. ABC's “World News to be as unpredictable as possible. era, this bittersweet drama details M valt Raceway 2:30 PG the lives of people in the Auatrailian ^^grtaCantar ® SportaCanlar Connecticut’s largest city, The Manchester Herald’s Open Forum provides space back as “Brett Maverick” during Tonight” was second with 13.4 and We’re willing to take a chance that l^wareel buaineea. (2 hra.) 000ThaTonlghtShowGuest: 0OvarnlghiOeakBe8tofth6day'a reports: News desk, Freeman says the feminist move­ for reader dialogue on current events. Address letters to the week of Dec. 6, they welcomed 23 and NBC's "Nightly News" the audience won’t get every joke. 0 People’s Caucqe David Steinberg. (60 mins.) brought up the rear with 13.3 and 23. "We throw in one joke after 0 Robert Schuller's Christmas ( 8 Nawadaak A ninety-minutenaws Reports, Sports Update and ment has produced many the Open Forum, Manchester Herald, Herald Square. him aboard the Top 10, only to dump Eve final. Moneyline. religious groups who Manchester, CT 06040. him last week into 28th place. The top 10 programs for the week another without losing track of our 0 Sulllvana 0 Movla *(Com ady)**^ "Hotel 3:00 worship a female God. Last season, they let NBC's "Hill ending Dec. 13, according to the story line. We’ve made this series 8:30 Paradlao” 1966 Alec Guinness, CD Movie-(Drama) **H "Joshua” CD A step Too Slow A teenager Gina Lollobrigida. A meek man tries 1076 Fred Williamson, Isela Vega. K ( ) I J i ) \ K K Member Donna Logan Street Blues” languish so deep in A.C. Nielsen Co., were: less verbal than Newhart’s and dealswith the trauma of failure. to carry on a'rendezvoua with his AftarthaCivilWarmehwerereturning said some are part of the (he ratings cellar that its very life 1. 60 Minutes (CBS). we’ve added more physical stuff but GD 0 Beat Of The West Elvira gorgeous neighbor, but everything to their homelands in hopes of decides to leave Sam when he uses backfires. (2 hrs.) starting a new and peaceful life only UO-NCOiCM- Pagan Spiritual Alliance, Guide to weekend events was in jeopardy. Last week, “Hill 2. Dallas (CBS). not the pratfalls you see on the other unexpected reward money to buy a 0 Movie‘(Drama) "Meat to find death and destruction which she said has a Street” was a proud No. 9. 3. Salute to Biirt Reynolds (CBS). shows I’ve mentioned. new horse. DannyWIIson” 1052 FrankSinatra, p elting them. (119 mins.) The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of GD Top Rank Boxing From Atlantic national office near ;; But CBS, as usual, owned most of 4. Circus of the Stars (CBS). Gl} ESPN's SportaForum* Shelley Winters. A singer's rise to “where to go and what to do," every Friday in the “OUR FORMAT leaves the door Thursday Edition fame is hampered by gangsters. (2 City (R) Madison, Wis. There is also Focus/Weekend section. the elite money mine at the top of 5. NFL Football runover (CBS). 0 ' Movla *(Drama) *** hrs.) 0 Gunsmoka the Nielsen heap. 6. NFL Game (ABC). open for the freaks who come into "Apocalypaa Now” 1070 Marlon 11:36 3:20 the store — bagwomen, drunks, Brando. Robert Duvall. Filmed in the CD Hawaii Five-o CD Newe ,. Averages for the week landed CBS 7. NFL Post Game Show (CBS) South Pacific, this grotesque ip the lead by a full rating point -18.4 8. Dukes of Hazzard (CBS( crooks, the confused, desperate, The most fun and an audience share of 29— ahead 9. Hill Street Blues (NBC). beggars, beautiful girls, lunatics, of ABC which posted 17.4 and 27. 10. Three’s Company (ABC). the whole spectrum of people who • m oney can buy I Look For The walk the streets of Los Angeles.” PP KIDS ^thui^ OAiorf.; BINGO BUGS - ...si.i-SiO*-.- And gift giving was never easier.. Cinema Come See available to anyone who travels “Bingo Bugs” will be appearing dally In ...but you’d better hurry! You only have until your sleigh and follow the better way. 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Vernon Sfgn up to win an r ^^^^t/niomas^^artini^ue^aracas^n illH United Aitisis gourmet cook and Manchadan Main Office, 1007 Main SI., 649-4568 ^ast Hartford j Cine 1 & 2 — 8 foot Stocking! instructor, has put K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St., 649-3007 ' Cinema One — Halloween II 7:30, 9:30. — your ,n mi'A.^to IJlallowden II 7:15, 9. together a wonderful series of holiday recipes. To Moneymarket in Food Mart, Manchester Parkade, 649-7356 Nice Dreams 7:20 with Up HAWAII Moneymarket In Highland Park Market, Highland St., 6494)390 ‘ Poor Richard’s — in Smoke 9. TIME get your free recipes, just stop by the Heritage of­ North Manchester, corner Main & Hudson Sts., 647-0S68 'Halloween II 7:30, 9:30. January - May Departures. fice nearest your home. QIastonbury: Moneymarket In Frank’s Supermarket 12 days from only $929 twin BANDITS ALL THE DETAILS WILL Fox Run Mall, 633-7655 I Showcase Cinemas — ;Ghost Story-1, 7:40, 10. - ~.they didn’t BE IN THE HERALD'S FULL COLOR PAGE Remember, you only have until December 31 to Tolland: Rl. 195, 'A mile south ol 1-86 Exit 99, 872-7387 3 Islands — Oahu/Kauai/Maui South Windsor 29 Oakland Rd., 644-2484 •Richard Pryor on Concert Weekend events GLASTONBURY make history, EVERY THURSDAY! get your free gifts and free recipes. So get out Covantiy: Route 31, 742-7321 :i:30, 7:30, 9:40. - Time For specific dates & details on any of the above call :Bandits 1:40, 7:15, 9:40. - The Herald provides a Near Putnam Bridge they stole it! CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR ‘House of Wax 1:05, 7:25, comprehensive calendar of Debbie or Mindy 646-7096 3025 Main St., Jet of Rts. 2 & 3 “BINGO BUGS” INSTRUCTIONS • 9:40. - Reds 1:45, 8. - “where to go and what to 391 Broad Street iRollover 1:30, 7:15,9:40. - do,” every Friday in the. please CALLTHEATRE French Lieutenant’s Focus/Weekehd section. ______Manchester 6 5 9 -0 16 2 FORSCa^EENTSIgS 2 2 - TH E H E R A L D , T hurs., D ec. 17, 1981 THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 17. 1981 - 23 Annie — Leonard Starr

R egion ®l ~1(?NPUT NO-eUT EXPENaVE -I’MSORBYI CAN’TSAYIBLAME THE VANDALS ARE ALimS ^ Area towns HY THIN66 LABaS ON WHAT '(00 00U6TEP Y30, YOU/ THffnS A WITH US, ANNIE-THEY’RE Crossword Astro^graph AWY,I«II5£ g oomB. lauess'ioo ANNIE, BUT I R0U6H BUNCH OUT THE UNDERSIDE OF REHEL.'Z R6AaY/)«eaivER DON’T TRUST THERE.' WHER£»P CIVILIZATION- H ighlights Andovei Hfll«NT($0r mmoiff mo- AHYOH6 THEY CO/HE FROM?.' l>MMnb«f IS, 1M1 THESE PA'iS- Bolton /Coventry This coming year you are likely ACROSS 44 Motoring Answer to Previous Puzzle to become Involved In three TAURUS (April 20-May 20) association Important projects or ventures. This should be a very produc­ 1 Accounting 45 Say further Although they won’t be related tive day, provided you don't do agency (abbr.) 47 Ocean Firm files suit to one another, each has things In flts and starts. Having 4 Took oath 49 Native of good chance of succeeding. too many Irons In the Are will 9 Opening Stockholm SACUTTAIUU8 (Nov. 21-Oac. hamper your etfleisney. OEiDEiD a a a 12 Macao coin 52 Spring month QQQB QESIZID QBD EAST HARTFORD — Self Service Sales Corp. of 21) Just because you may be OEIWNI (May 21-Juns 20) Be 13 Heeds 56 Sesame plant Dear Santa, uncertain of achieving total very careful today not to turn Q Q Q C I D Bloomfield, a vending machine company, has filed activities which should be fun 14 Physician's as- 57 Perspire D C I D B □ E A success regarding a goal which ^ sociation 61 Jackie's 2nd a $25,000 attachment against Venus Lounge of 1268 la Important to you, you should Into competitive situations. □ □ □ E l □ N D not use this as an excuse to Should you become too asser- (abbr.) husband Main St. The attorney for the firm claims the bar tivs, It wilt arouse the Ire of 15 Namely 62 Southern violated its contract by switching companies. discard It. Predictions ot what’s In store for you In each season your comptniona. Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 16 Female horaes constellation The sales firm names Curtiss H. Heinz, the Here's Bolton's Christmas list following your birth data and CAN CER (June 21-Juiy 22) For 17 Decimal unit 63 Danish coin lounge owner, Ellen A. Heinz and Gerald W. Sibley where your luck and oppiortunl- sake of peace In the household 18 Dropsy 64 Girl (si.) today be sure there's agree­ ties Ije are In your Astro-Graph. 20 Paradises 65 Precious jewel 11 Cooking 40 Perspired in the action. ment on ways the youngsters WHEN I BCXISHT I'VE iSOT YEARS B5SII7ES, FUEL ANP 22 Son-in-law of "Dear Santa: and (Constable) Kevin Julian would like • Jim (Preuss, fire chief) wants a new Mall $1 for each to Astro- 66 Church body utensils 46 Kneehole and Curtiss Heinz claims the company has been ser­ BOLTON — Some want Atari sets, Graph, Box 489, Radio City should be managed. Eruptlont THIS PLACE FPOM TO GO...TO PAY UTILITY RATES ARE Mohammed 67 Unspecified I realize that this is a busy time of year a new radio for the cruiser. station. are likely II there ore two sett 19 Mother rolltop vicing the bar’s cigarette and snack machines for some toy cars, others dolts. Station, N.Y. t00t9. Be sure to 'AUNT' BESSIE, OFF MY INI7EBTEP- OUTRAGEOUS... 24 Hatchet amount 21 Valley for you, with building all those trains for • (Superintendent) Ray (Allen) wants specify birth dale. of rules. 25 Joke 48 Associated three to four years without a contract. He said he Whatever they want, everyone who has . Monica (Reed, librarian) needs tB O (July 23-Aug. 22) Even I A M R T6 A G E P NESS TO HER/ ANP WEYIL GO UR 23 Incursion Press (abbr.) little Johnny and making those dolls for more students. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 26 Don Juan’s DOWN 24 Portuguese is­ switched companies because he wasn’t satisfied been a kid (which doesn’t leave too many more books. An ambition you've been keep­ though you may feel your Ideas A iy M X / 9 E X O BEFORE THEY 49 Unescorted Mary, but if you could, would you please • Joe (Haloburdo, school board chair­ and tuggestlona ore better mother lands with the Bloomfield’s company’s service. people out) recognizes this time Of year • Rick (Gowen, recreation director) ing to yoursell has a good COWE UP WITH COME POVYN! 30 Actress 1 Made gift of male keep us in mind this holiday season? man) desires a whole lot of things, like chance of being hjimied today, than your peers today, be care­ 25 Festive 50 Metal thread as when you sit down and try to think of ful how you present them. Use THE a o W N Redgrave 2 Keenly eager 26 AHirm After 14 years the state and federal new school roof, insulated windows In thinks a new soccer field would be nice but be very careful not to hurt 51 Biblical land' what to ask of Santa for Christmas. another’s feelings In getting the soft sell. p a y m e n t / 34 Hail 3 Slime 27 Kit governments have finally realized they the high school and center school, an inn- along with better lighting, a new score 35 Folksinger 4 African land 53 Indian music But what if you’re a selectmen? What board and more softball fields, not to what you want. V R Q O (Aug. 23-8apL 22) In 29 Spirit don’t have any money to give away" and proved, more efficient heating system in AOUARHI8 (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) your materW or commercial Guthrie 5 Basketball 31 Hindu ascetic mode Planners OK condo does a town ask for? because 1981 is the worst year for new the center school along with amesite mention a basketball court. Try to speqd lime today with allairs today you are likely to 36 Western weed league (abbr.) practice 54 Oil exporter use prudent judgment In aome 55 Fleur de lis Well, Selectman Carl A. Preuss construction in Connecticut since 1945, work at the high school. • The selectmen would like to com­ persons who stimulate your 37 Cargo 6 Over (poetic) 32 College • Bob (Gordon, chairman. Planning thinking, even though your Instancaa while In others you 39 Rowing tools 7 Cereal grain athletic group 58 Bent to one SOUTH WINDSOR — A 98-unit condominium decided this year to tackle that question, s this plans to be a very difficult year for plete all these projects but it seems as bellaft may connict. can could be tar too extravagant. 41 Long fish 8 Antique car 33 Heroine of A side complex, the first to be approved under the town’s and at the selectmen’s meeting T uesdaj^ us — even harder than last year. So just Commission) wishes he could complete soon as one project is completed it is learn by exchanging Ideas. LIBRA (BepL 23-OcL 23) Par­ 42 Zigzag 9 Portal Doll's House 59 Era new multi-family zoning regulations, was given read a letter which, if it wasn’t comtr in case you have a little extra room in the town plan. replaced by two more. Oh Santa, these PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) sons In accord with your way of 43 Once more 10 Prayer ending 38 Group of two 60 Year (Sp.) Don't be afraid to stand up for thinking will And you a very final approval of the Planning and Zoning Commis­ could be interpreted as painting aj bleak your sleigh this year, here is our list. • Danny (Rattazzi, public works people are going to be so disappointed pleasant and amicable com­ your rights today H you feel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 sion Wednesday. picture. ; • Cal (Hutchinson, building official), foreman) would like a new backhoe and again this year. you're not being treated fairly panion today, but any who Winnie Winkie — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. (Tax Collector) Elaine (Potterton) and a more spacious garage to operate out regarding something to which challenge your Ideas wAI see The commission granted a special exception for Surely be design, Preuss incorporated another skM. 12 13 14 construction of the Burr Meadows complex to be nearly every issue and request that has (finance board clerk) Elna (Dimmock) of. And for me, 1 would like to wish my you are entitled. colleagues and their families and all the A R K S (March 21-AprU 19) •CORPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) built on 15.8 acres at the southeast corner of Smith come in front of the town over at least would like a new car to use on official • Stan (Bates, parks director) needs Even though you may deom h I FIKIALLV MAY I No t r e a l l y .. A4Y town employees who work so diligently Considerable give-and-take FRIEWD L1KE6 OWE .. WHICH 15 16 17 and Clark streets. the past year, and reduced them to a list. town business. new bleachers and an improved water may be required today In sev­ diataataful, It would be wise at GOT K ID O F HELP ONE... The project will include 62, two-bedroom units in­ The letter especially plays on town of­ • Bob (Peterson, resident state system at the park along with six or throughout the year a very Merry Christ­ eral Important one-to-one rela­ this Arne to remind one whose EARL ...N O W YOO/GIR OF THESE CAPS, BUT obligation Is overdue ol his or ■z I CAN'T PEMEAAEER.. 18 19 20 21 trooper) would like a new police cruiser seven other projects. mas and a happy New Year.’], tionships. Don't get oti to a bad ' c a n b u y cluding townhouses and flats, plus 28 one-bedroom ficials. It follows. start by making unfair harliKlabtedneaa. I ; units. A swimming pool, bath house and tennis demands. INtweeAKD EN nnpieai ASSN.) HI6 PRESEUr.^ 22 23 24 courts are also included in the plans. 7 The new zoning regulations stipulate that zone- 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 ^ange and site-plan approvals must be made 1 1 Separately and must both be subject to public 34 36 36 ^hearing. W here’s 1 1 Bridge 37 38 39 40 41 the highway? 1 1 V' 42 Officials told to cut 1 1 44 This is a painting of 46 46 48 Boiton Notch in 1 ELLINGTON — All Ellington department heads September of 1864, Modern grand slam force Levy’s Law — James Schumeister 49 50 51 62 53 54 55 will receive letters cautioning them to hold the line iong before I-84 came ■ 1 ■ on budget requests next year and informing them of 56 57 59 60 61 the drop in revenues expected next year. through. It shows the W fVt Oerr A LOCAL lt> APPieCCIATf IT notch uncut. The pain­ He knew that his partner William Marsele, assessor, told members of the NORTH 1M741 had cue bid diamonds and TV BCPOBTWro IFYOUt>LETTHE 62 63 64 Board of Finance that the slowdown in the housing ting was found and a t South wanted to be in seven INT5BVIPW you./ NOW NO WC5 COPP05-./ 10DNAPP5I&65PCAIC market and the lack of substantial commercial or recovered by. the local * VJ7S3 if his partner could show WILL you BEW^ASF irSTEDKOPPFU FOfclH^MS&LVPS, 65 66 67 ♦ AKQ lust the queen of trumps. n industrial activity created a condition where artist Myrtle Carlson, aA8432 North’s six club response THE MAYOR.? OB NOTHING ./ revenues haven’t been enough td offset the town’s who, with her husband, showed poor trumps. With (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) WEST EAST better trumps he would have expenses. i C arl, restored it. Rough «Q10863 *J7Si bid six hearts. With two of features on the canvas V---- VQ1095 the three top honors (an ♦ 10984 *76iS impossiblLty), North would across the mountain ♦ JOTS 410 jump to seven spades. Zone change denied ridge are areas where SOUTH In any event, South is in the painting was ripped ♦ AK2 six hearts. He wins the dia­ CELEBRITY CIPHER mond lead in dummy and a/n CataUftty Clphar cryptoQrama are created from quotations by (amout pSQpla. past and had to be re-sewn VAKSS4 and p r a ^ . Each lettar In tha dphar atanda (or anothar. Today's due. J equa/s C. . EAST HARTFORD — The Planning and Zoning plays the deuce of hearts. and painted. Bolton ♦ J3 Commission, Wednesday night, unanimously denied ♦ KQS Blast plays the five and now N otch Pond is in the comes the safety play. South a request for a zone change for 37 acres on Goodwin Vulnerable: Both must cover with the six and Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence BPALB CWPR W SLQ LZ ODPBMC Street. The land was formerly the site of a pig middle right. The pic­ Dealer South not play the ace or king. farm. ture, whose creater is His only worry Is a 4-0 West North Eut South trump break. The play of the THAT'S WE SLIPPED E L ■ POM'T BE SUCH A BABE IN THE Residents of the area had formed Northeast anonymous, is painted IV Biz guards against this. OUK. THIRD SOUTHPAW A WOODS, EASY,' NOW HERE'S THE (3L GH. DH OLSR GH DH’R BHEHF Property Owners Association and had fought the from what would now Pan 24 Pan 34 Suppose that West held all STRAIGHT h a r m l e s s , UN- requested zone change from mixed residential and Pan SV Pan 34 four trumps. In that case HITi t r a c e a b l e l it t l e be atop the hill behind MICKEY. HE'LL SHAKE industrial to a residential zone.that would allow Pan 44 Pan 5NT Blast would have shown out. GWIH IPCCPBM HF CHJFHQ W FK LZ the drive-in. Pan 64 Pan 6V South would play his king IT OFF IN NO TIME. higher density development. Pan Pan Pan and lead towani dummy^ The application for the change was made by Herald photo by Cody back. E Developer Sal Amato of Glenn Road. In addition to Suppose that West had led CQWQH. P IBHN NDWQ QL denying the zone change, the commission also Opening lead: 410 from a seven-card diamond suit and could get In with the denied the applicant’s request for a 12-lot subdivi­ queen, 10 or nine of trumps OHSPHEH WBR NDWQ BLQ QL.” — sion to build 12 single-family homes because that By Oiwald Jacoby to give his partner a ruff and application was contingent upon the zone change aad Alan Soatag set a cinch contract. approval. Possible, but a 7-1 dia­ mond break is a 3 percent TLDB JLBBWS8K The application was denied without prejudice, South’s jump to five chance; a 4-0 trump break a thus allowing the developer to come back with Dotnunp was a modern ver­ 10 percent one. another application. Jurovaty drops special vote bid sion of the grand slam force. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) PREVIOUS SOLUTION:“ People tell me I look like him. I dunno. Residents who opposed the plan said their proper­ Alley Oop — Dave Graue I never really thought about being his granddaughter." — c Mariel Hemingway ’ ty values would decrease, that the change would By Richard Cody cause traffic problems and that the area should re­ Selectman Peter Maneggia, named Yeomans to the Jurovaty said he is going to stay abreast of all issues D ANG IT! A H a l l e y ! NjTHIS JACKET main a Residental 2 zone which allows as many as Herald Reporter spot. in front of the selectmen, but added it was too early to PrifcUla’t Pop - Ed Sullivan CAIN'TGET THIS , DO SOME- 1 IS RED... four units per acre. The Residential 3 would have tell if he planned to run in ’83. THING STARTED! THING! / MEBBE I ANDOVER — Saying the "people had their choice and Yeomans had submitted his name in spite of not being CAN... allowed as many as six units per acre. endorsed by the town committee. He said later he did He said he was satisfied with the caucus, chiefly Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry WrighJ that’s what I really wanted," Paul J. Jurovaty Jr. has because it "put a stop to the manipulation.” He I don't know He said acupuncture decided not to pursue the special election for the select- not think the committee was going to send only one if I believe w as in ve n te d in name up to the selectmen for consideration. explained that “1 just don’t feel that just a couple of peo­ th a t. ancient E^ypt by a mari’s seat any further. o The inevitable action result from his announcement The seat opened up early this fall when Democrat ple should have the voice. It’s basically an elected of­ frightened cat fice. It should have been turned back to the people.” o Housing goes to bid Tuesday will be that Edward M. Yeomans will be Percy B. Cook, a 49-year member of.the board, died I declared the winner and the election canceled, The person named to fill his seat, state statute says, He gave Yeomans, whom he has worked alongside % GLASTONBURY — The Housing Authority has providing there are no other petitioners, must be associated with the Democratic party. The with on other boards, a vote of confidence. “I’m sure :°4k. received permission to seek bids for the construc­ Jurovaty said forcing a primary, which would be the selectmen had their choice of any interested Democrat, Eddie will do a fine job. He’s a Democrat.” tion of 40 new units of housing for the elderly on next step in an election, would only bring the vote back though. Knox Lane. to the people — "the same thing as before,’’ he said, After Yeomans was appointed, Jurovaty petitioned to Permission was granted by the state Department alluding to the recent Democratic caucus. force a general election, which was scheduled for March of Housing which granted the authority $1.28 At the caucus Dec, 2, more than 100 persons turned out 9. Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves million for the addition to the 50-unit development for the biggest caucus Democrats have ever seen here, Since this election was supposed to be treated like any about three years ago. The permission carried two and they endorsed Yeomans by a slim five votes. other, the first step was a caucus. stipulations — that the authority include in the "I don’t consider five votes a mandate," Jurovaty Yeomans said Tuesday Jurovaty’s decision "was a project a 650-square-foot expansion of the Knox said Tuesday. "As far as I’m concerned, we’re dead prudent move. It’s certainly nice that the town will ' - who leaped ci^i Lane Community Center; and another that said if a Pharaoh’s bare even. 1 won the first round, him the second — so we’re forego the expense" of an election. "I’m pleased to hear • shoulders Oust t h e the total cost of the project exceeds the state grant even,” it." of $1.28 million, the authority would have to get the Jurovaty won endorsement from the Democratic Mrs. Gasper said the decision means the board can HORN5, epwiE. additional funds from some other source. Town Committee over Yeomans by three votes in late "settle into things,” at least until the spring of 1983, she October, but was turned down for appointment when the said, when the next regularly scheduled election will be two selectmen. First Selectman Jean Gasper and held. xvO. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. A Christmas Tn».ve> ii-iy im U B im n INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 to remember. 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her family entertained Erika Sela, of C la ssified state Rep, Walter H. Joyner, R- Madrid, Spain, in their home last BUSINESS / Manchester, announced the appointment of Paige Olsen, of 126 North Elm St., to summer. Miss Olsen will spend the com­ be his legislative intern for the next ses­ ing summer with the Sela family in sion of the General Assembly. Madrid. “I am very happy to announce the ap­ Miss Olsen is the daughter of Larry pointment,” said Joyner in a statement. and Joani Oisen. Miss Olsen is a ninth grade student at "A legislative intern provides very im­ filing Junior High Schooi, Among her portant support services to lawmakers Time is of 'the in selling stock extra curricular activities, she has been and is responsibie for assisting senators a member of the Manchester Aluinni and representatives in a wide variety of activities,” said Joyner. “In the course League softball team and the JV and (This is the fourth of a five-part series.) Varsity teams at filing. of a legislative session, it is impossible changes in the '81 tax law. 1) The top tax rate on or­ long-term gains for '81 with an equal amount of long­ for a representative to deal personally dinary income will drop from 70 percent to 50 percent, term losses. The losses offset gains that can be taxed as She has also served as manager of the If you're selling stocks for tax purposes before '81 freshman football and basketball teams with every single 'committee meeting, Y o u r effective Jan, 1. 2) The top tax rate on long-term capital high as 28 percent (if gains came from a sale before public hearing, legislative session, con­ ends, time is of the essence! Critical is whether you are gain has dropped from 28 percent to 20 percent, effec­ June 10, 1981), and is a member of the confirmation taking a profit or a loss on a regular-way sale. stituent request and handle all of the cor­ tive with sales after June 9, 1981. class at Emanuel Lutheran Church. PAIGE OLSEN Wednesday, Dec. 23, is the crucial date for sales made M o n e y 's • A traditional strategy that may not be useful is Miss Olsen currently is a participant in respondence and phone calls that come • A traditional tax strategy that’s better than ever is taking net short-term gains to equal your net losses. ... Joyner's new intern on the New York and American Stock Exchanges. If you to take a long-term loss. ^11 enough long-term stock a gbreign exchange program. She and in without assistance.” sell your stock by the close of trading Dec. 23, the profit W o r t h Your best move is to postpone picking up your short­ showing a loss to equal your actual short-term gain. term gains until 1982 — and let your '81 net short-term will be taxed as 1981 income. Reason: a regular-way Sylvia Porter Your net long-term loss thereby offsets highly taxed net stock sale is not settled until five trading days after the losses be used to offset ordinary income taxed this year short-term gain on a dollar-for-dollar basis. at rates up to 70 percent. order to sell is placed with your broker. The settlement • A standard strategy that may be hit with a new law Service Notes BEST TAX ADVICE OF ALL: Keep your year-end tax WEST, date determines which year the profit falls into. surprise involves you if you have a net short-term loss What if you want to take a gain in '81 but miss the from sales after June 9,1981. If you alsoliave a net long­ sales in proper perspective. Taxes should not be your . S 3 ; dominant consideration in investment decisions. Never & cutoff date? . term gain from sales after June 9, the short-term loss Have your broker sell the stock for cash before Jan. 1, emphasizes Prentice-Hall. For instance, for stock may increase the tax on the gain from 20 percent to 28 let the tax tail wag the investment dog. Lovell completes basic 1982. The Dec. 23 cutoff applies only to profits from bought on Dec. 29, 1980, and sold the regular way on percent. If you’re in the 50 percent bracket or above, (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the '80s,” 1,328 regular-way sales. The profit from a cash sale as late as Dec. 29,1981, the settlement date will be in January 1982 post-June 9 gains and losses — short- and long-term — pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money Dec. 31. Airman Joseph D. Lovell, brother of William D. CHRISTMAS^ and any profit on the sale will bfe taxed as 1982 income. are netted together for long-term gains eligible for the management, is now available through her column. Lovell of Manchester and Nancy L. Lovell of You can wait until Dec. 31 to sell to take a 1981 loss, But the profit will be short-terrn gain, since you had not 20 percent rate. So your post-June 9 short-term loss Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “Sylvia Wethersfield, has assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, even though the stock isn’t actually delivered until 1982. owned the stock for more than a year on your Dec. 29, reduces the long-term gain that othenvise would be Porter’s New Money Book for the ’80s,” in care of this Texas, after completing Air Force basic training at SALE Important; It is the sales date — not the settlement 1981, sale date. eligible forjhe 20 percent rate. newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205. Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, date — that counts for the long-term holding period, Complicating year-end investment strategy are two • A tajfstrategy that makes sense is to offset any net Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) ill He is a 1979 graduate of Manchester High School. He will now receive specialized instruction in the medical SAVE III services field. 5 to *10 Know worth, try 'hot’ jobs iil HOME 7 Kelly senior airman i\i: m on tops, skirts Herald photo by Tarquinlo DELIVERY Call Maureen Kelly, daughter of Thomas J. Kelly of and dresses. Independent thinkers Danielson and Geraldine M. Keliy of Swamp Road, Women can boost their earnings 647-9947 Coventry, has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to Merideth Blodget of 275 Knollwood Dr. (left) brell. Both girls have c.ompleted a the rank of senior airman. ^ 4 9 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 3ht llrral^ and Suzanne Pinto of 85 Bretton Rd. are "Challenge Box,” which consists of a set of Airman Kelly is an aircraft environmental systems PHONE 643-5692 mechanic with the 581st Aircraft Generation Squadron, «*sei D’O osi youi F'M Bingo Ci'daYtom Iha tpon- TNI TOTAL Of TM I ______each day s issue Aii numbais needed la complete aacn State College in Keene, to'inq maiehamt uned' Rui«> oi ma gatna aiiow |ha ISOMS Of TNC NUULO SACK W U I - YOU HAn A weeks game «ui nave appaarad by each Tuasdays marcbanli io gwa you only ona card for aacb flora vifil -Bimon ANO YM AM A WIMfU. •ssua A new sat ol Bmgo numoais will be published Tor N.IL. played hitter position You ma, nowavar malia as rngny vifcis as you wilh AT LUST S100.00 W IIUTR Wmrvars >nli sbara a waakiy aacn weak s gima A new colO' of Bmgo caiQs will ba 7 aacB day ol ma waak THE MORE CAROS YOU PLAY prisa Ol tiOOOO lin Bingo Bucks ■ Ibey spand ma available aacn weak at ina sponsoring merchants Plodsont tasting formula. / fME BETTER YOUR CHANCES ARE TO WIN samt as cash witn any of iha sponsoring marenanis PICK UP YOUR . tor the 19B1 Women's Var­ sieras To oa eligible lo wm you must play Bstua o> t'Siad ti mare is only ona snnnar t>a wins all ol me o' the corcaci color lor mai weak a game Tna color or Sotlslactlon guaranteed. 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Janet Stone places an automotive reAr win­ black edge band for flush glazing In an auto Ihi'ii names in'the 1982 edi­ ( lip H it* (.tiupon \l Kiuhi iinil M .iil I n ; City ...... Slate____ZlP.Code... as well as silver-ceramic grid lines for elec­ LIGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY tion of 'Who's Who Among Circulation Oaparlmant dow onto a roller conveyor that will transport E. HARTFORD PARKADE HEALTH A NUTRITION Students in American Manchaatar Harald Phone Number ...... It to a tempering furnace at P P G Industries' trical defogging. The Evansville plant PARKADE 8HOPPINO CENTER 1 Harald 8quara BURNSIDE DRU6 404 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE r nI V e r s i I i e s and Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 I glass fabricating plant In Evansville, Ind. The produces both tempered side and rear win­ TOO BURNSIDE AVE. Coliegf's dows for cars as well as laminated e. HARTFORD, CT. MANCHESTER, CT. heat-tempering process Increases the 209-34A M7-RR6S strength and safety of the glass, which ha§ a windshields. 1 f THE HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 17, 1981 - 27 26 - THE HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 17, 1981 IDVEimSING MHIERTISING RATES DEMHJNE Classified 643*2711 Minimum Charge LOOK FOR THE STARS 2 2 — Condominiums 46— Sporting Goods 15 VKords MOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes lor Sale 35— Healing-Plumbing SS-^Misc. (or Rent 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lots-Land lor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products .S^Homes/Apts. to ShQ^e. {^investm ent Property 37— Moving-Jrucking-Storage46—Antiques before publication. 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted .49—Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Look tor the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. 26— Business Property 36—Services Wanted 2— Personals 14— Business Opportumiies 27— Resort Property 50— Produce Deadline (or Saturday is 3— -Announcemenls 15— Situatior{ Wanted 1 DAY 14

EVERYTHING Probate Notice 23 Homes For Sale FOR CHR1STM/»S Apartments for Rent 53 Homes tor Rent 54 NOTICE TO CREDITORS UNIQUE GIFT IDEA NEWSPAPER BINGO e s t a t e o f RICHARD O. hMM i m n — AT MARLOW'S' EAST HARTFORD - 2 COVENTRY - four room PAI.MRR. deceased The Hon. William E. FiUGcraid, ‘tWA MOICr - S ^ t price arHl new m New Game Starte Every Wednesday. bedroom, brand new house, appliances. $375 For yourself or a friend. HOLIDAY J u d g e , o f lly C Court of Probate, (M is increased Do |oa quaUfj] Cad 649* Gift and Thrift Center For m anrlfPHtfr Continues Thru Tuesday linoleum & wall to wall plus utilities. Security D i s t r i c t of Manchester at a 4000. This standard cassette Everything. 649-5221 - 867 rpeting, heat, hot water, deposit. Telephone 646-2972 hearing held on December 14,1981 VOSSWi OWNU nNANCWC" Spaciout 3 mot.jvates Positive or Until There’s A WInnerl GIFT GUIDE Main Street, Manchester, parking. Near busline. Call aftei after 5 p.m. weekdays ordered that all claims must be Bdrm Raised Ranch with Ig. covered porch Thinking, Relaxation, CT. 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- presented to the fiduciary on or overlooking a well maintained lawn! lo»$90'i. Stress Management, Self- b e fo re M a rc h 14, 1981 o r b e b a r re d There k ri 10 “BINGO BUGS ' 1719 after 6 p.m. , Offices-Stores "Your Community Newspaper" “VERSATU EKTlRTAMMOrT COniR" in this It. Confidence and a Sense of as by law provided. hen 4 Bdnn Car. Col. plus many other custom HEAl TIFl L to r B e n t 55 General Well Being. $10.00 In Todey’s Herald. These 5 Are . Sherrie I. Anderson, featum ! AsUnf SIOS.SOO. DOLL CLOTIIE.S EAST HARTFORD - 2 Ass't. Clerk per cassette. Make check bedroom with heat & hot “OWNER FRIANCMG AVJULA8U"-0ne or two WORKSPACE OR The fiduciary is: payable to ABLE BEAUTIFUL BARBIE Part of Them water, close to busline, family home possWe, 8 rms phis 4 car garate. ANTK^llES AM) CRAFTS DOLL DRESSES - 80c. STORAGE SPACE FOR Richard A. Palmer CENTER, 317 Green Road, appliances, wall to wall 531 M ain S tr e e t S74.900. TH E COUNTRY Bridesmaid’s Outfit - $2.75, RENT in Manchester. No Afinouncements 3 Help Wanted 13 “NEIGHBORHOOO PACKAGE STORE’ -business Manchester, Ct. 646-7917 carpeting, tile bath, dis­ lease or security deposit. A pt. <11515 PLEASE READ CHRISTMAS SHOP - Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- posal, etc. No pets. Call Roosevelt' Island, DU (e only — good sales and good income. $39,900. Reasonable rates. Suitable TVS - STEREOS Antiques and Crafts. 6452 N Y 10044 CENTURY 21 LMDSCY REAL ESTATE 528-1494. for small business. Retail YOUR AD “MAINSTREET” is com­ 020 12 ing to Manchester on New 353 CeniM SL 6494QM______SHOP AL SIEFFERTS F ernw ood Farm, 261 HIBLES & ROOK.S and commercially zoned. Clittlllwl ads tra takan Hebron Road, Bolton. (3 VERNON-ROCKVILLE - over thfl phona aa a con- Year’s Eve. Call Connec­ APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. ticut Sound Productions. NEW YEAR’S VACATION ford Road, Manchester. miles South of Bolton REASON FOR THE On busline. Brand new vanlance. Tha Herald la MANCHESTER EJLO. 644-0691. begins now. Sell Avon and 647-9997. SUPER SANTA Center). Open Tuesday - SEASON — God gave His three room apartments - NEWLY RENOVATED INVITATION pokin9 reaponalble lor only ono toi- start saving! Call 646-3685 $200,000 Family Campground, 98 acres j Best. Share the Best with a Extra large rooms with SALE! Video Tape Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 649-0389. 310 square feet office corrocl tnaertlon and ttion or 523-9401. 54.900 Col., fireplace, 46d, alum, gift from BIBLES & large closets. $300 per TO BID Christmas Trees 4 Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, available. Main Street only to the aizo of ll)p APPLIANCES BOOKS, 840 Main' Street, month. Security and Seated bids will be received in the 65.000 Cape, full BsmL. immaculate Washers, Dryers, location with ample Oflicc of the Director of General original Inaertlon. Errora EXPERIENCED Forklift 649-3396. references required. DISTINCTIVE Refrigerators, Freezers. HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS parking. Call 649-2891. S e r v i c e s , 41 C e n t e r S l r c e l , wMch do not laaton the and order picker operator. 138.000 9 Rm., Col., new construction,' Available January 1st. CHRISTMAS TREES - Hye financing MUCH MORE! SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main GIFT SIlIR'rS j j M anchester. Connecticut, until value ot the advertlaoniont Acre Tree Farm, Route Full time position. Corn- Telephone 875-1128 9-5 December 30,1981 al 11:00a.m lor 95.900 R. Ranch. 4 Bd., Mr. Clean lives here Street, Downtown will not bo corrected by an 44A, 1,7 m iles East of pany paid benefits. Apply Monday-Saturday. the following: in person between 10 am PET’S AM) SUPPLIES Manchester. 643-2171. PERSONAL TEE - Per- additional inaartlon. Cathy Johns. 429-2635. 140.000 4 Bd.. Split Ranch, Family ftm. Dishwashers from .$249.00; sonalizedsor Fun and C l , i :\ m m ; I’ o i . i c i : and 1 pm at Laurence R. MANCHESTER PET MANCHESTER - Two BASEMENT STORAGE 145.000 Unique UtR Forest Klis, financing Ranges from $249.00; Sportswear. Great gifts for l M K O H M S Smith, Inc., 117 Murphy CENTER — Good Quality bedroom apartment at Sun­ AREA with dirt floors. Mortgage Loans 8 Road, Hartford.. ^ Microwaves from $199.00. ,1 / Chrhristmas. 1081 Main First room 18'/4 ft.xl5 ft.; The Town of Manchester is an 149.000 Old Col.. 4Bd.. full BsmL and Advice make good ny Brook Village. $440 in­ equal opportunity employer, and iHaurhrstpr GREAT GIFTS WITH Street, Manchester. 646- cludes heat, not water, second room 23 ft.xlOVz ft. sense. Are you paying too 3339. requires an affirmative action MORTGAGE LOANS-1st; 155.000 Ten Rm., Col., 4-5 Bd., fkeplaced LR. COMPLETE SERVICE. appliances and air- $30 monthly. 649-0717. 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS. RECEPTIONIST- much for your pet policy for all ot its Conlraclors and Hrrali') Secretary - for full time HAND MADE conditioning. Ideal for Vendors as a condition of doing Realty state-wide. Credit 109.900 Private setting in this 6-i-Rm., Col., supplies? Stop in — it will position. Past experience Sell. Financing be worthwhile. Mixed COLLECTIBLES older couple. No pets. Wanted to R e n t 57 business with the Town, as per rating unnecessary. ELECTROLUX - Buy F e d e r a l O rd e r 11246. on switchboard preferred 94,400 Reduced R. Ranch, 3 Bd.. full BsmL. breed puppies, tropical and Damato Enterprises, 646- Reasonable. Confidential. Someone You Love an \N OLD FASHIONED Bid Forms, plans and but not necessary. Good Owner linancing goldfish, parakeets, 1021. GARAGE TYPE Quick arrangement. ELECTROLUX VACUUM CHRISTMAS at the specifications are available at the typing skills a must. 88,500 Ranch, 7Rm., ’2 fireplaces. canaries, finches, small j j BUILDING for automotive NOTICES ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, CLEANER for a Christ­ VILLAGE CHARM YARN MANCHESTER - Deluxe General Services Office. 41 Center 100 Constitution Plaza, Conveniently located. We RocUedge section. animals. 687 Main Street. repairs for leading national Street, M anchester, Connecticut. offer good benefits in­ mas Gift. Cali: 646-3875. BARN — with handmade one bedroom townhouse, company in the Hartford. 527-7971; MERRILL LYNCH REALTY (1-203) 649-4273. Gift wrap­ gifts and decorations by Town of Manchester, Lost and Found 1 cluding Group Health and ping and lay-a-way plan private entrance, patio and Manchester area, We need evenings: 233-6879, 233- BARROWS CO. LOVABLE ABANDONED Focal[ crafts craftsman plus c ra l- full basement.Includes Connecticut 6885. Life Insurance, paid 358 Burnside Ave.i EJL 289-6881 alwaysavailable. 3,000-3,500 plus sq, ft. LO.ST: Gold bracelet with vacations and holidays. KITTENS ting supplies.supplii 133 Spruce heat, appliances, carpeting Please call collect, 1-401- Robert B. Weiss, two small hearts. Sen­ Pension Plan and much- Street, Manchester. 649- and air-conditionii^. $430 724-819.8. . General Manager PET TOWNE - Tri-City CAN YOU GIVE A 9699. monthly. No pets. Damato timental value. REWARD. n EMPLOYMENT more. Applications Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR LOVABLE ABANDONED 016-02 accepted Monday - P'riday, Enterprises, 646-1021. MIsc. for Rent 58 Please call 649-4105...... i ...... [ I BUSINESS HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - Kitten or Cat a home for THE CALICO PATCH - 9am - 4pm. Klock Com­ It’s Here; Quality the Holidays — 633-6581, 210 Pine Street, Help W a n te d 13 pany, 1366 Tolland Turn­ and SERVICES Manchester. 646-6408. A Get Your Cards Today from: FIVE LARGE ROOMS for FOR RENT - 550 sq, ft., Creatures and Superior 342-0571. LEGAI. NOTICE pike, Manchester, E.O.E. Supplies at'money saving Unique Little Quilt Shop Davis Family Restaurant, Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower couple, second floor of two one garage, truck size PART TIME - Work at Services Offered 31 featuring everything for Fashion^ 65 E. Center St.; Harvest HIM Package Store. family. Rent plus utilities door. Telephone 649-5358. Town of Andover LOST: Large short haired, home on the phone ser­ prices. 644-3510. (lAMES-TOYS-CRAFTS Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market. 317 Highland St.; EXECUTIVE today’s auilter and more! and deposit. Available Security deposit required, Public Hearing of declawed tiger . tabbby. vicing our customers in SECRETARY - Opportuni­ HOBBY HUT - 281 Vz Gifts and gift certificates, k.B. Automotive. Broad Street; Lynch Motors, 500 W. Center now. Telephone 871-7997. REWEAVING BURN SPORTING GOODS St.; Nassiff Photo. Main Street; Optical Style Bar. Main Street; . Planning & Zoning Waddell Road area, your area. Telephone 456- ty to grow into Marketing HOLES. Zippers, um ­ Oakland Road (Rt^ 30) Christmas prints, trims, Manchester.. Telephone 0876 or 528-6631. s i UAY-A-WAY SPORTING South Windsor, CT. (203) Regal's Men's Shop. Main Street; Sleffert's Appliances, 445 Commission on with a professional brellas repaired. Window patterns, kits, books, Hartford Road; Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road; Diet MANCHESTER - Newly □ AUTOMOTIVE evenings 647-1884. engineering firm. Requires Ob GIFTS — Gift Certificates 644-2355. Gift certificates strawberry shortcake decorated two bedroom Proposed Zoning Wheels shades, Venetian blinds. Center, 113 Main St., also Pic an* Save, 725 E. Middle Tpke. PART TIME good typing ability, Salary “ at NASSIFF ARMS, 991 available - Visa aild cutouts, and a large selec- Cards wlll also be available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnside apartment. Access to shop­ P egulations Announcements 3 SALESPERSON to sell Keys. TV FOR RENT. 61 commensurate with skills Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. SI Main Street, Manchester - Mastercard accepted, tion of fabrics and Avenue. East Hartford, and at the Hi FI Stereo House, Vernon ping centers, buslines and Autos For Sale The Town Planniilg & Z onin g C o m ­ subscriptions door-to-door Circle. and experience. 3-4 days a 649-5221. 647-9126. MODELS, TRAINS, supplies. schools. For further mission of Andover. Connecticut FLEA MARKET: Every with newscarrier two week.Schedule flexible. Gam es, t e le s c ^ e s and details, please call 528-4196 SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, will hold a public hearing on Mon­ evenings a week or Satur­ St d a y . D e c e m b e r 14. 1981 a t 7;30 Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ Contact Diane or BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - microscopes. Tuesday, THE BITTERSWEE'f between 9 and 5 pm or TRUCKS. Car Inventory days. Salary plus com­ p.m, in the lower level of the Town tique center, 1140 Main Rosemary at 649-8531 for Concrete. Chimney St OUTER-WEAR Thursday, and Friday: SHOP — Save Now! after 5 pm and weekends, valued $2143 sold for $100. Street, Coventry. Dealer missions. Call Circulation Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- Similar bargains available. Office Building on Zoning appointment. Repairs. "No Job Too Price on most Christmas Household Goods 40 Wanted to Buy 49 649-7157. R egulates proposed for adoption space available. Telephone Manager, Manchester Si OPEN NOW! ! ! Call for information, 602- Small.’’ Call 644-8356 for a. ’’MARKDOWN” - items. Gifts, Antiques, by the Town Planning & Zoning 742-9698. Herald. 643-2711. 941-8014, Ext. 7816'. Phone FEMALE PART TIME estimates. 2 Famous Maker Outer- Jewelry, Teas & Herbs. USED CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ MANCHESTER - Newly Commission of Andover. Connec­ help wanted. Varied hours. BASKETS & WICKER REFRIGERATORS, ty. We buy quickly and con­ decorated one bedroom call refundable. ticut At this hearing interested VIRGIN ISLANDS - S Wear for the Entire Fami- Route 44a ; Bolton. 643- COLLEGE STUDENTS - Must be over 18. Apply in * ly at Discount Prices - 30% WASHERS. RANGES - fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ apartment. Access to shop­ persons may appear and be heard January 31st, February THE WICKER COTTAGE 7800. ■ and written communications Need $$$? Part time help person: Tommys Pizzaria, ^ to 60% off. Jackets, Vests Clean, Guaranteed. Parts poration. 646-0131. ping centers, buslines and CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe 13th. Air and Land while in college. We 269 East Center Street, at and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen — Specializing in baskets, H O RSE’! O F CO l R.SE! & Service. Low prices! schools. For further details D eV ille - 72,000 miles. received. Copies of the proposed Included. $729. Transporta­ wicker furniture, wall Good condition. $2700 or regulations are on file in the Office employ many students for Manchester between 2 and M&M P&H, Manchester J Mall, Glastonbury. Open THE MAPLEWILD TACK B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main WANTED: Lionel trains please call 528-4196 tion to J.F.K., camping year round jobs. Some of 4 pm. 649-2871. Small repairs, hanginjgs and bath Best offer. Telephone 742- of the Town Clerk. Town Office ^ Every Night till 9pm. ROOM of Bolton is Street. 643-2171. for family collection and between 9 and 5 pm or B uilding. equipment and je ep s accessories. Route 84, Ver­ 6800 - Keep trying. our students earn over $7,- remodeling, heating, layout. Telephone 649-0746. after 5 pm and weekends, Dated at Andover. Connecticut, provided. Telephone 633- non (across from Golf- featuring Stuben Sigfried 000 working full time when $180 PER WEEK PART baths, kitchens and water BICYCLES Saddles at $499.95. us KENMORE Harvest gold 649-7157. this 4lh and 11th day of December. 7441 or 236-2996.______summer comes and win a ’TIME at home, Webster, heaters. Free estimates! Land). 646-6219. Monday - AUTO LEASING RENTAL 1981. BICYCLES AND Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. for major brands of double oven electric stove. scholarship at the same America’s foremost dic­ English and Western equip­ $200 or best offer. 15 Cubic * RENTALS THREE ROOM apart­ - Oldies But Goodies Planning & Zoning You’ll never know the time. Call Mr. Anzivine, tionary company needs C & M Tree Service, Free CAMPING EQUIPMENT Limited. Rent-A-Car. power of Classified until — Sporting Goods, Ice FLORIST ment, Christmas cards and ft. upright fseezer, $75, ment, second floor. Heat, Commission 646-3936 2 to 6 p.m. only. home workers to update estimates. Discount senior more! MAPLEWILD Telephone 643-2016 after 6 h o t water, stove, $12.95 day, 100 free miles. you use it yourslef. Call local mailing lists. AH citizens. Company Skates, Sleds, Barbells, Rooms lor Rent 52 Automobiles bought, sold, • of Andover Hockey, Exercise Equip­ KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 TACK ROOM, Toomey p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••• refrigerator, carpet. Cen­ John L. Kpstic, today to place an ad. ages, experience un­ M anchester owned and trally located. Adu}ts only. rented. 323 Center Street, ment. FARR’S, 2 Main Hartford Road. Weddings, Road (at Bolton Center), Manchester. Telephone Chairman necessary, Call 1-716-842- operated. Call 646-1327. Bolton, CT 649-5550. Articles lor Sale 41 MANCHESTER - nice No pets. Security deposit. 6000, Ext. 5063. Street, Manchester - 643- corsages, fresh flower clean room for rent. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. 069-11 Afghan Squares 7111. $295. Telephone 646-7690. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ arrangements, silk JEWELERS Reliable person. Telephone PANTRY PERSON full or cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ arrangements, plants, 646-2351 after 4 p.m. PLYMOUTH DUSTER - Versatile ANTIQUES funeral flowers. 643-9559. This Christmas let the VERNON - carpeted two part time. Ask for Chef. ages cleaned. All types bedroom, gas heat paid. 1971. (Jreat Christmas gift. LEGAL NOTICE 643- 2751. trash, brush removed, 4 } BROOKS ANTIQUES - CHRISTMAS DIAMOND SHOWCASE ALUMINUM SHEETS ROOM FOR Call now. Capitol Homes, Excellent condition. All Town of Andover Picket, Split Rail, ^M anchester Mall, 811 Main ARRANGEMENTS - help you discover the used as printing plates. .007 GENTLEMAN - Kitchen 523-5598. new parts. $1200 or best SUPERINTENDENT Stockade Fences installed. ^Street, Manchester. PARK HILL JOYCE magic of love ... with a V4 thick, 23x28‘A’ . 50c each, privileges, washer & offer. Telephone 649-4083 Public Hearing of needed for live-in position 528-0670, aJWANTED ANTIQUE FLOWER SHOP: FTD. carat total weight or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- dryer, phone 643-5600. VERNON - heat paid, one evenings. Planning & Zoning in Manchester.' Only hard jlJFURNITURE, glass Fruit Baskets, Christmas matching engagement ring 2711. They MUST be picked bedroom, fireplace, patio, Commission on ^ cloclis. dolls and collec- working individuals need LICENSED DAY CARE Parties, Flowering Plants. and wedding ring for just up before 11:00 a.m. only. appliances and more. 1980 TOYOTA Corolla sta­ Proposed apply. Must be capable and HOME - Will watch your ® tibles. Ask for Harold - 646- tion wagon. Good condi­ Call: 649-0791. $399.00. Season’s Greetings Capitol Homes, 523-5598. Subdivision Regulations willing to repair gas child or infant days. Call A 9243 or 646-2690. HOLIDAY SPECIAL! Six tion. 33,000 miles. $5500 or heating systems, stones, 646-0262. from the DIAMOND (6) end rolls for $1.00. CLEAN, QUIET ROOM best offer. Telephone 646- The Town Planning & Zoning Com- A COME SEE A PIECE OF PENTLAND FLORIST - MANCHESTER - cozy one mission of Andover, Connecticut minor electrical and do SHOWCASE, Manchester MUST be picked up before near busline. Middle aged 0643. PRINCESS DIANA’S VEIL Visit Us For All Your bedroom under $200. will hold a public hearing on Mon­ cleaning for large apart­ BABYSITTER A Parkade. 11:30 am at the Manchester working person preferred. 2 ... Victorian Christmas Holiday Needs. See Our Non-smoker or drinker. Capitol Homes, 523-5598. d a y . D e c e m b e r 14. 1981 a t 7:30 ment complex. Call for ap­ AVAILABLE, Martin Choice Selection, 24 Birch BRAY’S JEWELRY Herald Office. GOVERNMENT p.m. in the lower level of the Town a. OPEN HOUSE, December Telephone 649-1237. pointment between 9 a.m. School area. Call after 3 Street - 643-6247. ‘‘Pleasing STORE — 737 Main Street, MANCHESTER - affor­ SURPLUS CARS AND Office Building on Subdivision and noon, Monday thru p.m. 649-2094. ® 19th and 20th, 12:00 to 4:30 TUBULAR Fireplace TRUCKS now available Regulations proposed for adoption You Is Our Pleasure.” Manchester, CT. Aparlmehts lor Rent 53 dable iw o bedroom, won’t Friday, 528-1300. A p.m. RED GOOSE FARM Specializing in Bulova, grating with electric motor last long. $225. (Capitol through government sales, by the Town Planning & Zoning SNOWPLOWING A ANTIQUES, Goose Lane, CENTERPIECES, FRUIT Blower. $20. Telephone 643- under $300. Call 1-714-569- Commission of Andover. Connec­ Seiko, Pulsar, Accutron, MANCHESTER- One and Homes, 523-5598. ticut. At this hearing interested SALES; Tired of real es­ Commercial & Residen­ BASKETS, Flowering • 5873. 0241 for your directory on Coventry. 742-9137. Timex Watches. Also,' two bedroom apartments persons may appear and be heard tate franchise problems? tial. Manchester. Plants For Your Holiday Finest Jewelry. FREE how to-purchase. Open 24 BOUGHT AND SOLD At available. Centrally THREE ROOMS - first and written communications Associate yourself with a Reasonable. F ree e s ­ St Needs. BROWNS LOTTERY TICKET with SEASONED oak firewood hours, received. Copies of the proposed THE ANTIQUE MARKET located on busline near floor. Excellent area. high volume established timates. Call anytime 646- FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main purchase of $10.00 or more. for sale - for deliveries tall regulations are on file in the Office A) PLACE, 811 Main Street. shopping center and Security deposit. No pets. professional. Highest com­ 5489, 646-1327, Street, Manchester 643-5617. George Griffing, Andover. Ideal for newlyweds. 649- 196FPDN'l'lAc'Lemans. 326 of' the Town Clerk, Town Office m issions, five boards, A 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small 742-7886. schools. For further details motor, not funning. B u ild in g . J & J JEWELERS - 785 call 649-7157. 9092. . professional training. For DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - i Shops, Auctions 7pm Every Excellent parts car. $200. Dated at Andover. Connecticut, Parking lots, driveways, Thursday. VANITY CAR PLATES Main Street, Manchester. this 4th and 11th day of December. confidential interview, call ’’Quality Merchandise at AIR Compressor - % HP, HEBRON CENTER - four 647-8958. K. Champ, FRI, 647-9144. apartments, stores, ft 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and 1981. rVPEWRITERS ENGRAVED-RAISED Old Fashioned Prices.” 15 gallon tank. Three rooms, heat and hot water sidewalks, sanding. 646- LETTERS. months old. $225 or best 4-room heated apartments, Planning & Zoning 14K Chains / Bracelets / hot water, no appliances. included. $330 per month. BABYSITTER NEEDED 2204, YALE TYPEWRITER ORGANIZATION offer. 647-1660. Space to plant garden, ride Commission of weekdays to pick up boy at SERVICE — Typewriters Diamond Earrings / Pen­ Security - tenant in­ Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Emblems. Business Cards. dants and Cultur^ Pearls. a bicycle or enjoy a walk in Andover 5:30 p.m. from day care SNOWPLOWING Rebuilt, Portable BRASS Fireplace screen surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Name Pins. Button Making Keepsake Your Christmas the country. No pets. John L. Kostic, ^ Crochet school on Waddell Street, Residential, Commercial. Typewriters, From $20.00, Machines/Supplies. frame 42‘A by 28‘A. Skyway weekdays. 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent Sales and Service. Diamond Source. Security required. condition, asking $1100. Chairman } Small Entails 30 minutes a day FREE Estimates. MANCHESTER RUBBER garment bag, Electrolux Telephone 646-6776. maximum. Telephone 646- Telephone 644-3302. CAB Typewriter and Adding STAMPS. 20 Birch - 649- HARDWARE shampooer and polisher. MANCHESTER MAIN 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. 068-11 Medium / cA / 6 u ”L. 0517 after 6 p.m. Construction. Machines. 51 Purnell 4489, Visa - Master Card. , All perfect condition. 649- STR EET - Two room ENGLAND TRUE VALUE apartment. Heated, hot STORRS: Spacious two Large Place. 649-4986. 9815. KZ400 Deluxe 1978 TELEVISIONS HARDWARES— Route 44A water, appliances. No pets. bedroom condominium, IV2 KAWASAKI, fairing, WANTED; Driver for In­ FRUIT BASKET.S Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- br.ths and den, applianced LEGAL NOTICE dustrial Cateri^ truck. *‘’*TAG*SALES Security. Parking. baggage-rack, saddle bags, HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS SUN SALES AND Service, Telephone 523-7047. and carpeted. $350 a Town of Andover 7 low mileage. $1350. 688- Five day week. ’Telephone FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Kerosene, Skil power tools' month. No pets. Telephone 5003 644- 0012. B -B UPHOLSTERY. — Order Early. Also SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main 6201 Ask for Andrea. Planning & Zoning Custom work. Free es­ Street, Downtown Stanley hand tools, plum­ MANSFIELD CENTER - 429-3414. Commission Wicker Items. PERO bing and electrical timates. Will pick up and FRUIT STAND, 276 Manchester. 643-2171. Most Woodsedge Apartments. BRAND NEW Raleigh Special Permit deliver. Please call 646- supplies, California paint ONE MONTH’S FREE A colorful afghan-square Oakland Street, brands available: G/E, CRAFT SALE INSIDE - Folding Bike. Never used. The Planning & Zoning Commis- jacket, crocheted in muted 2161 after 5 p.m. Zenith, Sony, RCA and and paint sundries, RENT. Newly renovated, Homes lor Rent 5 4 Cost $294. Will sell for $200. A flattering style for the Manchester. 643-6384. wallpaper and housewares. Saturday and Sunday, sion of Andover, Connecticut will tones with dark accents, □ REAL ESTATE more to choose from. December 19th and 20ui. co u n try setting. Two Telephone 649-3893, hold a public hearing in the lower woman with the larger is a welcome additioi^ to WILL DO Babysitting in bedrooms. From $285 to figure. Wear it belted or All homemade crafts. 14 4561^ MAIN STREET - six level of the Town Office Building, the wardrobe. my home. Verpfank scnool $325, includes appliances rooms, $400. plus utilities. M o n d ay , D e c e m b e r M. 1981 a t 7:30 floating free; can be a Homes For Sale Cambridge Street, graceful dress, comfort­ No. 5003 has crochet di­ 23 area. Telephone 649-3219. Manchester. and parking. 429-1270, 233- No appliances. Tenant in­ Probate Notice p.m. on the petition of Mr. Dennis able muu-muu or handy rections for sizes Small, Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 9660 or 232-0761. surance. Security. 646-2426 Staba for a home occupancy per­ smock. Medium and Large (8-16) CENTRALLY LOCATED 8 BABYSITTER - high weekdays. State of Connecticut mit for professional engineer, inclusive. p er cent assumable school vicinity. Call for A 2»A ROOM AND A 3 Court of Probate. District of lo c a te d on 31 T o w n sen d R o ad , No. 1445 with Photo- FARRAND LEON CIEZSYNSKI Oogs-BIrds-Pets 43 . Manchester proposed for approval by the Plan­ TO ORDER, tend $1.S0 for each mortgage, only $333 Monica, 646-2216 after 3 Inttrlor/ExMrlor PakiUni. ELECTRICAL SERVICES ROOM APARTMENT TWO HOUSES FOR RENT Guide is in Sizes 38 to 50. attern, plus SOC for pottage and REMODELING - Cabinets, BUILDER. New homes, - We do all tjnjes of Elec­ NOTICE TO JAMES LINCOLN ning and Zoning Commission of An­ Randling. monthly. Six room, four p.m. AVAILABLE. Heat, hot - New six room Cape, $575 THOMAS, who last .known Size 40, 44 bust. .. dress, Roofing, Gutters, Room additions, remodeling, rec trical Work! Licensed. Call FREE BEAGLE PUPPY - dover, Connecticut. ANNE CABOT ^ bedroom cape. Aluminum water, appliances. residence was in the Town of H art­ 4*f^ yards 45 inch; smock, prtntsMHi uri. Additions, Decks, All types rooms, garages, kitchens seven months old. To Good per month. Nice six room At this hearing interested persons 3% yards. ine MMicMner nerse siding. Gas neat (2 zone.) after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. References; Swurity. Call ford. County of Hartford. State of may be heard and written com­ h iiwiMi priCM. Fiw o f Remodeling and remodeied, ceilings, bath Home. Telephone 646-5289. Colonial, $495 per month. 1150 Ave.'of Americas Paneled recreation room. iiOMhi. Ur knU ' •••••••••••••••••••••••• after 6 pm, 6^3911. Connfecticut. munications received. A copy of Patterma available only New York, N.Y. 10036 Repaii;s. Free estimates. tile, dormers, roofing. Cali for details. Strano in sizes ahowru Only $59,900. Cash q ; l . m c h u q h Fully insured. Phone 643- Haatlng-Plumblng 3S Real Estate, 643-1878. Pursuant to an order of William the application is on file in the Of­ Print Name. Addrett with Zip " M s-tsat Residential or commer­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE: Loveable black, E. FitzGerald. Judge, a hearing fice of the Town Clerk, Town Of­ TO ORDER, lend $1.S0 for each CODE and Style Number. required. Approximately Patnttng-Papering 32 6017. cial. 649-4291. EXTRA large two room ef­ aattare, plus sot far pM tiga and $27,000. Pasek Realtors, SCHALLER PLUMBING­ two year old Vi Labrador. will be held on an application for fice Building, Andover. Connec­ nindiing. 1982 A L B U M with 16-page ficiency, wall to wall, heat. EAST HARTFORD home, term ination of parental rights con­ 289-7475. HEATING- Water pump Telephone 646-2972 after 5 tic u t. SUE BURNETT GIFT SECTION with full INTERIOR PAINTING, •••••••••••••••••••••••• TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY DESIGN KITCHENS, Darking, appliances. *280. three bedroom, basement, cerning a certain Minor Child born Dated in Andover. Connecticut this specialists. Also, p.m. weekdays. Manchoator Harald directions. Priep ... $2.25' over ten years experience, Building Contracting 33 Residential & Commercial cabinets, vanities, counter Security, references. 646- patio, yard. $350. Capitol on Oct. 18, 1970. wherein the Y4tli and Ilth day of December. H 5 0 Ave.* of Afflerleai BOOKS AT $3J6 EACH low rates and senior citizen Construction; Remodeling, tops, kitchen cabinet fronts remodeling service or 1642 after 5 weekdays. Homes, 523-5598. Court's decision will affect your im I 1981. . New York, N.V. 10036 Q-139-DOLLS-Old an<^ New. How You’ll be pleased with the discounts. 643-9980. ROBERT E. JARVIS - home improvements, ad­ repairs. FREE terests. if any, as in said applica­ Rrht Name, Addresi with ZIP to drest them; how to make them. cu sto m woodworking, Antiques 49 Planning & Zoning fast results you’ll get with Remodeling Specialist. ditions, bathroom & ESTIMATES. 649-4266. FOUR ROOMS - large sun- THREE BEDROOM - Two tion on file more fully appears, at CODE, Style Namher and SUe. 0-130 - KEEPSAKE QUILTS. 24 colonial reproductions. •••••••••••••••••••••••• the Court of Probate on Jan. 4.1982 pieced and appllqued designs. a Classified ad! Whether INTERIOR AND F or room additions, kitchen remodeling, full baths, full basement - Commission New ’81 FASHION with J.P. Lewis 649-9658. WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ porch, new kitchen, at 2:00 p.m. « U 6 THESE BOOKS AT SS-2S UCH. roofing, siding, repairs, on bus line. Nice area. of Andover Success in Sewing, is you’re advertising to hire, EXTERIOR painting, kitchens, bathrooms, Don’t store things you niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil appliances, heat, hot By Order of the Court 124-WHITE HOUSE OUILT BOOK. paper hanging, Carpentnr roofing and siding or any door It window replace­ water, garage, security Close to schools, churches Bernice I. Daniel, John L. Kostic, filled with appealing S W llti It piK, lad applivn. rent or sell, the Classified can’t use. Sell them fast Paintings, or Antique designs. Also 2 BONUS work, FulFy insured. J.P. home improvement need. ment and alterations. 646- Smart shoppers check the and stores. $600 per month. \ C le rk Chairman a-127-KNITS FOR H I . 24 llam i. ads can get the job done. with a hard-working items. R- Harrison. and references. No pets. Coupons! Price , *2.2.'! hnatf iU.' - I.«wis & Son, 649-9658. Telephone 643-6712. 1379. Classified section first. Cla.sslfied Ad' Tele^one 643-8709. Adults preferred. 646-3414. Call Ed or Dan, at 649-2947. 019-12 067-11