24 - THE HERALD., Mon., Dec. 21. 1981 Year may be worst ever for state housing

you’d begin to see it in March,” says HARTFORD (UPI) - When dustry in 1981. Commerce says 1981 will be the cent within the next year, but say Department of Housing, says in­ Dickie. “ If it’s not so strong, it l-park plan stirs furor... page 8 analysts chart the performance of Cumulative figures for 1981 dipped country’s worst for new housing that prediction is based on the terest rates “ coming down a point might drag a little into April.” Connecticut’s housing industry over beiow last year’s running count for since World War II. assumption that many variable or two won’t wake up the industry The housing constructed in the past two years it looks like the first time in October, and Nearly Everyone watching the economic conditions remain cons­ by any means.” Connecticut this year has shifted in .they’re drawing directions to the forecasters hold little hope for any continued slide points an accusing tant. Seasonal factors would also dis­ basement. late rally. State Housing Com­ finger at interest rates, which make But even a modest decrease in courage any rally within the next direction as well. Suburban areas Last year state officials tallied up missioner Joseph Canale recently mortgage payments a formidable commercial lending rates over the three months. The industry normally lead the state in the the group of housing starts in predicted the totai number of starts burden for the average wage earner next few months probably won’t fuel traditionally creates few hew homes number of units started, but this Connecticut and proclaimed 1980 the this year would dip below 10,000 for and put a squeeze on builders any immediate rebound for house in the winter months and usually year cities dominated the develop­ Rain tonight Manchester, Conn. worst year since figures were first the first time. needing supplies on short notice. builders. doesn’t show any signs of recovery ment. kept in the 1940s. The same problem exists Some financial experts believe George OicKJe, a planner until at least March. Bridgeport is the fastest growing and Wednesday Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 area in 1981. Life got tougher for the housing in­ nationwide. The U.S: Department of mortgage rates could drop to 13 per- watching trends from the state “ If it’s a strong drive in spring. — See page 2 25 Cents New mail ^MIBBBl|0pen Tonight 'til 9 .'-A.a . ^ system Next month letters will move automatically from data processors to a printing machine and then to the folder- for enveloper machine in Poland says miners giving up the foreground. Ad­ dresses will show removed, water poured over them saw, has been allowed to see his for people to make traditional the pope’s first eyewitness report was im posed. But diplom atic thrpugh window BOYS . By United Press International and they are spat upon. family and celebrate mass with a Christmas visits,” . Warsaw Radio from Poland, reports reaching the West said envelopes and local -Sizes 7 to 14 Warsaw radio said today some of Despite the defections, the Polish priest, the radio said. said Monday night. The relaxed Walesa, whisked away from a church officials put the figure as delivery will be made the nearly 3,000 miners holding out radio said, the sit-in srike is con- In Rome, Pope Johp Paul II rules allow Poles- to travel freely Solidarity meeting at Gdansk when high as 40,000, with jails overflowing by standard first class' in two Silesian coal pits had given up unuing in both the Piast and the received first-hand reports of the within their home provinces from the crackdown began nine days ago, and many detainees held outdoors in 2 Pinwhala Corduroy-Straicht Lag mail. At RCA Govern­ their protest under urging from Ziemowit mines as well as at the big crisis in his homeland from a Polish today until Dec. 28. was in Warsaw and “ enjoyed good sub-zero temperatures. ment Communications wives and clergymen who went Katowice steel mill. bishop in a series of meetings in the Warsaw Radio also announceci conditions,” Warsaw' Radio said Urban claimed at the Warsaw Systems in Camden, •Navy oGreen down into the mine to plead with Earlier reports said the thousands Vatican that began at midnight. nine people — writers, editors, and Monday. news conference the interned were N.J., Norman J. •Brown oBlack them. of miners at two pits in Katowice The pope prayed for peace with ; one film director — were released The radio said government held in “ humane conditions, better Cooperman checks The broadcast said “ many” of the Province in southern Poland con­ the secretary of the Polish Roman from custody. The radio said the list spokesman Jerzy Unban told a news than in prisons’’ but church sources was “ given as an example” of peo- said volunteer relief for the equipment of the type •Grey •Tan striking miners’ wives, accom­ tinued to defy the ruling military Catholic Bishops Conference; con ference Walesa would be panied by priests, had descended council with their underground Bishop Bronislaw Dabrowski, and r i.ple to be released and “ many more released “ as soon as the situation in detainees was held up by official red that will be operating in •Reg & Slims into the mineshafts to try to per­ strike and said priests had offered said he remembered "with people” will follow. the country permits this.” tape. 2 5 post offices suade them “ that it was senseless to mass for men on strike in mines in emotion” the audience he had with The list included Krzysztof Urban acknowledged nearly 3,000 Walesa’s wife and children saw 2 throughout the United carry on.” . Silesia. Walesa last January. ... Klinker, secretary of the association angry miners stayed 1,650 feet un­ him Sunday, when the deeply States in January. The According to the report, some of Warsaw radio also said that Earlier, the ruling military coun­ of Polish journalists and film direc­ derground at two mines in defiance religious Solidarity chief also was U.S. Postal Services' the miners gave up the defiant Poland’s military ruler.s eased cil said the defecting Polish am­ tor Jerzy Markuszewski. of the military government. But in visited by a priest who celebrated new system, costing for protest against the ruling military travel restrictions today for the bassador to the United States will be At the Vatican, the pontiff con­ Washington, presidential mass, the radio said. $31 million, is called E- council. Christmas holidays and announced charged with “ crimes” against the ferred into the early morning hours spokesman Larry Speakes said up t(^’ Solidarity sources, in reports COM Electronic Com­ Miners who abandon the strike at the release of nine intellectuals state. today with Bishop Bronislaw 20 coal mines were on strike. reaching the West, said Walesa “ has puter Originated Mail. the Piast mine are being arrested under martial law. “ In view of the gradual improve­ Dabrowski who arrived from Poland ffhe Hbhgapian news agency MTJ:. so far refused to cooperate” with a GIRLS "terrorized,” Warsaw radio It said Solidarity leader Lech ment of social discipline, it has late Monday night. No details of the quoted Urban as saying 5,000 people reported. It said their clothes are Walesa, under house arrest in War­ become possible to make it easier meeting were released, but it was had been detained since martial law Pl4‘tis4‘ turn to )>ugo 8 UPI photo EB to deliver 7 subs Solidarity official: Warks

GROTON (U PI) — The Electric Boston will follow the weekend com­ launching rockets and torpedoes for directar lioal .shipyard expects to deliver missioning of the USS Phoenix, use against surface ships and other seven submarines to the U.S. Navy which became the 15th Los Angeles subs. this year, marking the largest class attack submarine added to the Besides the Phoenix, Electric Soviets will stay out Boat has delivered four other fast named amount of ship tonnage the firm has Navy fleet. deiivered in one year since World The 360-foot Phoenix, which was attack submarines and also War II production, launched at Electric Boat on Dec. 8, delivered the nation’s first Trident By Nancy Thompson is on everyone’s minds, Anita come to civil war because the peo­ llie company expects to deliver 1979, was commissioned in a Satur­ submarine this year. Herald Reporter Milewski said. ple have no weapons, only the army. By Scot French the fast-attack submarine USS day ceremony at the Navy Sub­ Jerzy Milewski, who was atten­ He predicted that the army would Electric Boat had been praised Herald Reporter lioston within the next week, marine Base in Groton. " H e drops in each year like Santa ding an annual laser conference in not fire on their fellow Poles, at­ Friday for fulfilling its promise to marking the completion of 61,000 Home port for the Phoenix, which Claus,” said Anita Milewski, looking New Orleans when the government tributing shooting thus far to The search for a new public works deliver seven submarines to the fondly at her cousin Jerzy-Milewski, imposed martial law, is uneasy extremists in the ranks. director is over. tons of ship since Feb. 13. carries 12 officers and 115 enlisted Navy this year. The previous largest amount of men, will be Norfolk, Va. The sub­ who visits Manchester annually about his good fortune. “ If there is a larger confrontation George A. Kandra, a 56-year-old delivered tonnage over a com­ marine wili be under the command George Sawyer, assistant Navy from Gdansk, Poland. “ I feel guilty,” he said in slow, between the army and society, the native of Allentown, Pa,, has been parable period was 58,000 tons in of Capt. William C. Rothert of Fort secretary for shipbuilding and This year, however, Jerzy careful English, looking to Anita for army would refuse to fight,” he named to fill the post left vacant in 1944, said L. Emmett Holt III, a Wayne, Ind. logistics, called the completed Milewski’s visit is. not purely a an occasionaL-translation. “ I was said. “ I am expecting that the army July by the departure of former spokesman for the General The Los Angeles class sub is schedule “ a substantial step toward social occasion. Milewski, who is a elected to my position in Solidarity will begin to resist orders soon.” director Jay J. Giles, Town Dynamics Corp. division. primarily an anti-submarine vessel, our mutual goal , of maritime Solidarity official in his homeland, five' tinies, I have responsibity. Milewski said he does not think Manager Robert B. Weiss an­ The upcoming delivery of the armed with four tubes capable of superiority.” was in the United States when the “ I feel a little bit guilty that I was the Soviet Union or East Germany nounced today. Polish government instituted mar­ so lucky and not my friends. I feel a will intervene in the Polish situation Kandra has served as public E tial law last week, jailing many of strong obligation to do anything that because such a move is perceived as works director in three cities, most his peers in the union. could help.” firing the first shot in a world war. recently as head of the 400-employee “ We are joking,” Milewski said in For Jerzy Milewski, what helps is Milewski said he left Poland department in Allentown, where he an interview this morning at his talking about the situation in expecting to be returning after now makes his home. RIZZO SKI MARTS cousin Stanislaus’ home on Lakeside Poland, telling the truth about life visiting his cousin. The situation Kandra leaves a position as FOR CHRISTMAS WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT! Circle South. “ We are trying to love. under Communist rule and appeared to be mobe stable than it executive vice-president of Huth But if anybody is thinking about the Solidarity’s goal of gradual change was a year ago when he last visited, Engineers Inc. of Allentown to take ARE YOU PAYING for the skier and non-skier aiike situation in Poland to an open market system. he said. the $32,145 j()b as head of the public Milewski’s voice trailed off as he “ Nobody knows what is going on ” I am not prepared for any long works department. “ I just decided C MORE THAN YOU gazed out the glass doors at the in Poland becuase of cutting off of stay,” he said. “ I left a mess in my to get back into the public works 8KYR T-nMka 114.96 snow falling outside, communication lines,” he said, "A ll apartment.” field, which I enjoy tremendously,” SHOULD FOR BONNIE DOONE tocka- What Kind of “ We have decided there will be no of Poland is now a kind of jail and Milewski has a plane reservation he said of his decision to leave the many styles & colors Skiar Ara You? dancing this year,” Anita Milewski you cannot get word out from a jail to return to Poland Dec. 27. He does private firm after seven years. added. unless the walls are broken.” not expect to go back to his Kandra began his a career in TRY USI We have Scarves-plush and full length 99J6 The Milewskis will go through Milewski expressed hope that the homeland for a “ few months,” public works in 1956 as assistant city the best price to STEREO ___ Down Vast* from 919.96 with their traditional Christmas Polish people “ can hold out through however. engineer in Meadville, Pa., a small performance ratio celebration, filled with- Polish this tragic situation,” Things will Milewski’s English is good. He town of 15,000. of any shop in And not getting the quality of Down Pariias customs like the carol sing and improve, as the Communists are studied at Massachusetts Institute, Two years later, he became the the areal from 939S6 dinner with traditional foods on forced to compromise with the peo­ of Technology and the University of first public works director-civil YAMAHA«B&0*NAKAMICHI»KUPSCH*POLK? Christmas Eve. The family travels Hsavy Tharmal tops or ple, he said. Illinois, Chicago - Circle Campus, engineer of Batavia, New York, Try US— We’re the Unbeatables to New Britain each year to' “ After -Christmastime I expect bottoms just 97.99 When he speaks of political events, after the city of 25,000 switched celebrate with Polish friends. serious changes in Poland, releasing from a commission to city manager he finds most of the words he needs. Herald photo by Tarquinio Hi-Fi Stereo House Man's Down Mittsns from 914J6 (Stanislaus Milewski is a the tensions without any defined When he speaks of his feelings, his form of government. Whether you speniJ $269 or $12,000, you get physician.) solution,” he said. “ The situation sense of responsibility toward the In 1966 Kandra became public Snow King Ski Qlovss from 914.96 Jerzy Milewski, an official in the Polish Solidarity union, faces a BETTER SOUND • BETTER SERVICE • BETTER PRICES But this year will be different. The will be the same as previously — Solidarity members and his feelings works director, civil engineer for HIGH Christmas tinged with sadness and uncertainty about events in Fashion Down & Thinsulate jackets PERFORMANCE- situation in Poland, where hundreds. political and economic struggle.” about the situation, he speaks in H ere’s W hat We M ean: from COMFY SKI, SWING WEST, AFRC,' v e on strike or have been arrested. Milewski said the country will not Polish, which Anita translates. his homeland, white, he visits relatives in Manchester. Pl< turn to page 8 ADVENTURE GEAR, and SUNSHINE Dynamio-the ski of Jean Music Pure & Simple from 959.96 Claude Killy VR 17 Expert--, r: Beosystem 1600. . . the detuned version of the VR 17 Polyester filled feki ^ racing skis 9199.00 fsave#5f.C0;, Contributions far short of goal From Isckots from Packaged with Tyrolia 360 D’s or Salomon Bang&Olufisen OnS»l« 919.95 727's, sabre poles and mounting 92N.00 Today's Herald <^885 (save $125,001 OfCourtel rumptpip ^ MACC forced to cut Yule list ^ % SPORT SKIS choose from Begin stands firm V-i Dynamic, K2, Hart and $AVEI Sample 2 BSR-255SX ^ sport pak: Dynamic MDR or Rossignol Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin’s Tumisbie Church for families in need of toys, who Technics SA* 103 Concorde skis, Tyrolia 260 D's or Salomon anti-American outburst prompted challenges to By Nancy Thompson Rccelver-20 watta/channd. may pick them up Wednesday afternoon 626's, sabre poles and mounting his government and'split his Cabinet, but aides Herald Reporter Yamsh* R-300 Receiver- Toys collected at area fire stations have just 9249.00 (save $91,001 say he will never accept pressure from They’re checking the gift lists twice at not yet been brought in for distribution, Y m s b Im P-350 Ttmlable Washington. Page 5. Woman has tough time AP1S4M 3-Wav Speakers *269 the Manchester Area Conference of Mrs. Carr said. Powetful Sound For ths FAMILY------Recreational packages Churches these days. Most of the remaining toys are used, At including Fischer or Rossignol skis, Tyrolia bindings, This “Better Sound* system Is yours for only •497 API-404 Speakers Bargain Price It’s not that staff members are she said, but people who are in need of poles and mountings, 9140,00 worried that someone naughty acciden­ The Manchester Area when she came to the MACC and toys .or their children can choose from 2 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SAVING (save $100,001 News Briefing tally got onto Santa’s gift list. What Conference of Churches is asked for help with her oil bill The tho.se available Wednesday afternoon. worries them is the fact that there nay continuing its annual Seasonal MACC has given her some In' addition to money and toys, ELECTRONICS CASSETTE DECKS Sharing Appeal with only a few assistance and even found beds for I J V C A S .3 20 w a lls / c b ia n n e l...... »75 Yamaha K-350 - Our best GREAT GIFT IDEAS President Reagan seeks advice on Poland ... not be enough gifts to go around — and volun'eers are needed to work in the Y a m a h a A - 4 S 0 • t o p buy...... 3237 I FOR SKIERS... SAVE BIG ON BOOTS Consumer prices rise 0.5 percent '... Winter those who can "struggle through” more days before Christmas left for the twins who had begun to outgrow M.kcX.’ office Tuesday and Wednesday, q u a U f y a m p -30 w a l la / e h ...... f l 67 BAO 8000 wHh timcr/acarch...... 3697 I concerned people to help over 250 • their cribs. But more help is still .sorting, packing and delivering food SAER- 3C- 3 5 w a l t a / c h . Nakarolchi 680ZX • auto-azlmuth. Ski Jaws carry skis and arrives with a bang ... Four unrelated explosions Christmas without assistance from receiver...... H 7 3 3 head, d em o...... CABER BIOS Mhim just 9119.00 (save $36,001 kill one and injure 20 ... Page 2. MACC will have to do so this year. families and individuals have a hap­ needed. baskets and gifts Technics Slim line - 3 0 w a l l s / c h ...... 3178 poles, lock'em, fits std. car TAPE & ACCESSORIES pier holiday. If you would like to play a part in But the biggest need is money. If the S c o t t 48 0 - A - 05 w a l t f - c h ...... 3199 racks Reg. $25.00 Foimklablaa just 9109.00 (save $56,001 .With Christmas only three days away JV C T X - I T u n r r ...... r l - ’ V S coteh M e tal ( ^ 4 6 ...... $3.99 1 ■A One of these people is a woman, a making thim a, happier holiday for collection falls far short of its goal, KOFLACH Sprint just 979J6 (save $50,001 the agency is still more than $9,000 short ' IV i’hiilrn IHgtlul Receiver 30 walls/eh ...... $ 2 3 9 TDK OD <;.90 Buy 5 gel free sluriige rase... .^ 4 .2 0 e /usr 919.96 single parent who is having a tough area families and individuals, you Setill 37.3-K Digital Reeelver 65 w alts/eh ...... $ 2 7 5 of its $15,000 goal for the annual seasonal special buying for the elderly and some Disewaslier SC*2 stylus cleaner with fluid ...... $6.95 Gogol— from just 99J6 QARMONT from just 909J6 (save $40.00) time adjusting to the change in ■ may leave food and gifts at the San­ SPEAKERS"^ I ’D K S A -C 9 0 . 3 p uck ...... sharing appeal. especially disadvantaged families will .... $8.95 Nack upa Reg. $7.50 RAICHLE from just 989.96 (save $30.00) In sports marital status. ta booth at the parkade, at Heritage JVli SM-3 metal m inis ...... $ 6 0 eu. MAXKIJj Cufiselle head di‘*niagnetizer...... $ 1 7 . 9 5 Funds contributed to the appeal pay not take place this year, Mrs. Carr said.i ! .Yuniulia NH-6 • natural sound ...... $ 1 3 8 ea. iu s tH M IVrmaslal record static Ireutm enI...... $ 1 2 . 9 5 just Her husband left her with a Savings and .Loan Association, or at Convalescent home patients will not IMonei r lll’M-900 - 4-wav dem o ...... $ 1 9 9 ea. Snow galtora from 911J6 NORDKA NOVAS 9109J6 Jets and Giants prepared for playoffs ... Page for clothing/shoe/blanket vouchers I TURNTABLES .Seleetetl Audiufite discs ...... $ 1 0 . 9 5 (save $50,001 9. which have been distributed to needy teenager, little twins and a drawer any firehouse in town, Checks may receive gifts from MACC. Koss sound partner |M>rtaide heailphones...... $29.(H) ' Sklor koy ctialna 91.40 I S c o t t I -28 a e m l- a u iti. d e m o ...... *74 Mike Schmidt signs long pact with Phillies ... persons, gifts for the disadvantaged full of bills. One of the twins has had be mailed to Manchester Area Vouchers to purchase essentials — T l w r e n s T D - 1 0 4 - lu p Q u a lK y ...... 3216 Yamaha Yll>3 heailphon*’ ...... $39.00 ! Boot cafriors 91.40 pneumonia five times. Conferences of "Churches, Box 773, J V C Q L F - 6 d e lu xe q u a rtz ...... 3247 Page 10. elderly and shut-ins, and hot meals to clothing and blnkets — have already been Hals from 97JO This woman broke down and cried Manchester, Ct, 06040. given out to families and must be paid Hurry - Quantities Limited! - Come Early For Best Selection shut-ins delivered on Christmas Day. Meal certificates are 'also made for, Mrs. Carr said. ■" We Service ALL Components. . .In Store. . , Right Before Your Eyes available to persons without cooking The money always comes in close to Layaways ■ On PremUea Service Financing • Trade-lni facilities. Meat, potatoes and fruit are Christmas, she added, “ But we’ve never NEWINGTON. CT. VERNON CIRCLE Index purchased to fill out where necessary iriuuviuit.^ ,.tid y6 3r. get help.” been this short this late,” she said. OpfM tM Tri-City Plata 9E. Cedar St. (laRte. 175) M9S off 1-34) food baskets that will be delivered to “There are families we are not There are also children who will not If extra money comes in, it will be fltoOMSot H ill NeerCaiMres’t HosplUl) Advice ...... 20 L ottery...... 2 0497737 needy families Wednesday. helping,” Mrs. Carr said. “ Our stan­ receive toys from Santa Claus this year channelled into the MACC Human Needs 666-4740 Area towns ... . .18 IjIHS World ...... 16 SKI MIRTS On Monday, however, MACC staffers dards have to be a little more rigorous because contributions to the MACC and Fuel Bank funds, which help Business ...... 21 Obituaries ...... 8 and social workers were busy trying to than in past years. “ Toys for Joy” appeal were so far down. residents pay their bills to stay in their Mon. Frt.: tO-9 Rt. 83. Vamon CIrcIa a VERNON a 872-9687 Classified ...... 22-23 . Peopletalk ...... 2 pare down the list of potential recipients “ Anyone on AFDC (Aid to Families Collections in the project, which ended homes or apartments. Sal. 9:30-5:S0 Avon b Newington — M7.S420 C om ics...... 19 Sports...... 9-12 with Dependent Children) is not facing a Saturday, were'one-quarter of last year’s Contributions should be made out to Editorial ...... 6 Television ...... 17 to those who can’t get by without aid, ac­ plush Christmas,’’ she added. “ But what collections. the Seasonal Sharing Appeal and mailed STORE HOURS; Mon-Fri 10-9 a Sat 10-6 Entertainment . . .. 17 Weather ...... 2 cording to MACC Executive Director Sun 11-5 Nancy Carr, since tlje agency has has happened is that there are some peo­ Toys may still be brought to the MACC to Box 773, Manchester, Conn. 06040. All received such heavily reduced con- ple who are a little better off who will not collections at Concordia Lutheran contributions are tax deductible. 2 - THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 THE HERALD. 'Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 - 3 NATIONAL WEATHEn SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST I? -7 3 -S I ISews Briefing ST O R E B utn-9 P "i HOURS: Fri.'S am-lO pm S u n .'9 am-/f p m I New storms hurl SAN FRANCMCO^ IDENVI #5^

LOS A N♦OELeS O C ^ t I snow, rain, sleet 3O0l LOWESTC8 T TEM^NATURES*fNATURE8 \ \ 32_ .0 By United Press International '^v\ m)ami — LfOtMD —------New storms hurled more snow, freezing rain and sleet ^^R A M 1/ ,%|SNOW today from Utah to New York state, but winter loosed ■ l \-' 32 \S 50^ its grip on the Deep South, where slowly rising UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST W temperatures broke a three-day cold snap. At least 14 Consumer prices deaths were blamed on the wave of icy storms. \ tem p Up to 4 inches of new snow feli in Detroit early today, 1 inch fell in Buffalo, N.Y., and 1 inch of a predict^ 725 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. M A N C H m E R , CT. ( rise 0.5 percent half-foot snowfail was on the ground in Akron, Toiedo (RT 6 OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMl^Sl^ CijCIRai): and Youngstown, Ohio, where 5-inch snows and freezing Weather NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL e|r RORS. WASHINGTON (UPl) — Consumer prices rose 0.5 rain closed schools and made driving treacherous Mon­ ■ percent in November, the government reported today — day. . a moderate increase virtually guaranteeing that the in- “Lousy, that’s the way things are up here,” said : nation rate for 1981 will stay below the double^ligit Detective Ed Grimes of the Van Wert, Ohio, sheriff’s of­ (WATER ADDED) level. fice. “The roads are bad, it’s snowing and winds are Today’s forecast COLONIAL’S FULLY COOKED For the first 11 months of the year, the Consumer causing some drifting.” Price Index — the key government measure of inflation A new storm system in the West dumped heavy snows Rain developing this afternoon. High temperatures 40 - Full Shank or $ - | 0 8 across the Northern and Central Rockies. Denver and to 45. Rain tonight. Lows around 40. Windy and mild Shank Portion Butt Portion — climbed 9.2 percent. Labor Department analysts said. with rain heavy at times Wednesday. Highs 45 to 50. That makes it almost certain that the annual rate for Grangeville, Ida., were covered with 4 inches. Salt Lake Full Butt 1981 will end up below 10 percent for the first time since City, Utah, and Cheyenne, Wyo., both had 1 inch. Outlook for Thursday and Friday: few showers or $ ^ 2 8 1978 and well below 1980’s rate of 12.4 percent. Residents of western Maryland and the West Virginia flurries early Thursday. Partly cloudy turning colder SMOKED Half Only a December rate of 1.4 percent or higher — panhandle, where roadways ilready were coated by up Friday. Highs in the 30s. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph ' Herald photo by Pinto Center Cut something analysts already rule out — could spoil a to IVz inches of snow and ice, braced for more snow. today and tonight. South 20 to 30 mph Wednesday shif­ year's inflation rate ending in single digits. Northern Caiifornians began shoveling out gooey ting to the west 10 to 20 mph late in the day. Ham Steaks 98 Less expensive fuel and clothing costs, combined with JH'* sludge left from flooding and mudslides in a series of These buildings at 153 and 155 Main Street space In the building, making It the first con­ LB or Roast $1 smaller increases in food prices, held the increase for heavy rainstorms that pelted the coast for two days. Extended outlook recently joined other Main Street buildings in version to office condominiums of a building HAMS November down to 0.5 percent. That is slightly higher The California Highway Patrol said a mudslide that the conversion to office condominiums. But currently being Inhabited. than the 0.4 percent rrionthly rate for October — but less blocked Highway 101, cutting off Leggett in Mendocino Extended outlook for New England Thursday through several physicians presently lease office than half of September's 1.2 percent increases. All n ts v ja i County, will take a week to clear, forcing drivers to use Saturday: Swift Butterball figures were seasonally adjusted. UPl photo a 4'/2-hour detour. MusHurliUKrllA, Klioilc iHlunil nnd C onnerlirul: USDA CHOICE'BEEF LOIN SIRLOIN Clothing costs actually moved down in November, Florida, however, got some respite Monday from fros­ Cloudy with a chance of showers or snow flurries STEER — BONE-IN with apparel and upkeep getting less expensive by 0,2 Today in history ty weather that damaged citrus crops during the ’Thursday. Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday. Daytime percent. weekend and sent tourists scrambling for long un­ highs will be mostly in the 30s and overnight lows in in Two more office buildings Boneless TURKEYS Transportation costs slowed to two-thirds of the Oc­ derwear, although temperatures fell to 15 degrees over­ the 20s. Sirloin tober rate, increasing 0.8 percent. The costs of energy Veriiioni! Cloudy Thursday. Occasional snow NEW YORi On Dec. 22, 1944 Brig. Gen. Anthony night in Tallahassee, the capital city’s third record low Steaks 10-13 lbs. measured alone went down 0.2 percent. McAuliffe of the American 101st Airborne in three days. flurries. Partly cloudy Christmas day. Chance of a few will become condominiums SIRLOINS Food costs repeated the moderate 0.2 percent in­ Division replied with one word vvhen ordered Earl Wells, spokesman for Florida Citrus Mutual at flurries. Fair to partly cloudy Saturday. Highs 25 to 35 / lb. 16-22 lbs. 85* lb. crease of the previous month. to surrender by the Nazis who had his forces Lakeland, said the effect of the freeze in Hardee, overnight lows in the teens and low 20s. *. DeSoto and Hendry counties — producers of about li 78 Mortgage interest costs went up, offsetting a decrease Mninr, New HainpHliiri-: Chance of flurries north trapped at Bastogne, Belgium. The orie By Lisa Zowada Space in the two buildings is expected to sell for under in house prices, carrying the overall housing index up 0.4 percent of Fiorida's oranges — was so minor “con­ and mountains ’Thursday and Cliristmas day, otherwise FROM OUR SEAFOOD DEPT. percent. The housing index did not change at all in Oc­ word; “Nuts!" sumers and the industry will never know the fair through the period. Highest daytime temperatures Herald Reporter $70 a square foot. With financing handled by a local WELL TRIMMED BONELESS BEEF tober, difference.” in the 20s north and 30s south. Overnight lows in the bank. Space in the Watkins Building is being offered at CHUCK FRESH Medical care kept its reputation as the most consis­ And in Georgia and Alabama, among the hardest hit single numbers north to teens south. ’Two more Main Street buildings are slated to be’ $72.50 a square foot, in the House and Hale building for tent inflation builder, going up another 1 percent for the turned into office condominiums, the third and fourth $65 a square foot. Southern states in the last few days, temperatures such conversions announced since last fall. UNDERBLADE’ FILLETOFSOLE S month, the same as in October, Medical costs have Reagan meeting began a slow upward climb — Atianta reported 33 National Forecast The conversion of the two Main Street buildings But the buildings at 153 and 155 Main St., unlike their brings the total number of space for office con­ climbed more than 0.9 percent every month of the year degree readings at 3 a.m. and portions of Alabama were predecessors, the vacated Watkins and House and Hale ROAST lb. f r e s h $ i 5 8 so far. on Polish crisis in the upper 40s. The mercury had bottomed out at 5 Cify & Fcsl Hi LoPep Los Angeles c 68 52 dominiums in Manchester to 83,0()0 square feet. TTie con­ Entertainment costs were up 0.7 percent and a mis­ degrees at Augusta, Ga., the coldest ever December Albuquerque pc 68 33 Louisville r 35 34 buildings, are now inhabited by doctors and the tenants version of the old House and Hale building, now One Boneless Underblade Steak . *1.78 lb. POLLACK FILLET I l b Anchorage cy 23 14 Memphis r 63 53 will have to decide whether to buy or move. cellaneous category,of all other goods and services was reading in the state. Other records were 11 degrees at Asheville r 36 32 m Miami , Bech pc 71 60 Heritage Place, by developer John A. DeQuattro, has London Broil Shoulder Cut ..*1.88 lb. FRESH up 0.5 percent. WASHINGTON (UPl) - President Reagan, still Columbia, S.C.; 15 at Charleston, S.C., and 18 at Cape Atlanta r 34 30 .08 Milwaukee cy 31 30 .02 Seymour Kaplan of Manchester and the Javit Family been completed and tenants will begin moving in after weighing the U.S. response to the crisis in Poland, Billings pc 40 25 Minneapolis cy 34 17 Trust purchaskl the building in March from D and L Co. Jan. 15. ’The building was purchase last year by the The Labor Department set the November Consumer Hatteras, N.C. Birmingham r 49 42 .20 Nashville r 41 361.10 Top Blade Steak-Boneless ... *2.28 lb. COD FILLET Price Index at 280.^ which means It cost consumers sought counsel today from top advisers and from the Boston r 32 27 New Orlens pc 72 50 .04 and will be in charge of the conversion of the 15,000 Heritage Savings and Loan Association for $175,000. $280,70 to buy the same “market basket’’ goods and Ser­ Polish diplomat who defected in outrage at Warsaw’s BrwnsvH Tx.dc 82 71 New York r 33 30 square feet of office space. Heritage Place’s neighbor and another DeQuattro Buffalo r 33 31 .18 Oklahom Cty r 46 37 Kaplan said renovations to his two buildings will begin vices that cost $100 in 1967. “reign of brutality." Chrlstn S.C. cy 54 44 Omaha cy 37 27 project, the Watkins Building, is being renovated for Eugene Rostow. head of the Arms Control and Disar­ Charm N.C. cy 38 32 ’05 Philadelphia r 32 28 in January and tenants will be able to move in by late conversion into 30 office condominiums. The plans were PRINCE mament Agency, said a suspension of the U.S.-Soviet Chicago s 34 32 Phoenix c 70 47 spring. Those tenants who will not be purchasing space announced in November, three months after the fur­ WESSON OIL z4oz b.i 99* Unrelated blasts Cleveland r 32 30 2i Pittsburgh r 32 28 '.'iB in the buildings must be out by February, Kaplan said. THIN SPAGHETTI QQfl: arms reduction talks now under way in Europe was one Columbus r 34 30 .59 Portland Me. ,s 27 24 niture business, formerly housed in the building, closed SWEET LIFE C Dallas pc 82 62 Portland Ore. r 50 35 Kaplan said several of the present tenants have OR ELBOWS...... i-ib.pkg Ov^ of the options under consideration for sending a clear Denver s 49 26 Providence r 29 25 its doprs. BOILED ONIONS leoziarsOy® Fierce quiz due signal to the Kremlin of U.S. dissatisfaction about kill one, hurt 20 Des Moines cy 36 27 Richmond • r 30 32 .n already committed themselves to purchase. Kaplan said the developers for his two buildings will p-rince developments in Poland. Detroit s 32 30 *.» St. Louis r 34 33 With the conversion, Kaplan expects the number of retain the contemporary exterior of the building while SPAGHETTI SAUCE „ iar99' Reagan called a meeting of his National Security Duluth 8 34 25 Salt Lake Citys 43 31 is tenants to jump from nine to 12, with up to six tenants in modernizing and upgrading the structure. ’This will in-: SWEET MIXED PICKLES 7 9 ' for Gen. Dozier Council — the second in as many days — to discuss the By United Press^ternational Ei Paso c 77 48 San Antonio pc 75 52 each building. Space will be sold in units ranging from elude the installation of new carpeting in the hallways PENN DUTCH Hartford r 33 27 San Diego c 67 52 CANADA DRY * martial law crackdown in Poland as top administration Explosions ripped through city streets, factories and Honolulu r 80 71 'is San Francisc c 61 50 750 square feet to entire floors of 3,500 square feet. new lighting fixtures, and more modern heating and air NOODLES 1-lb. pkg. O W VERONA, Italy (UPl r — Police say kidnapped U.S. officials continued to consult with America’s allies Indianapolis r 34 33 .26 San Juan r 84 73 is MIXERS ...... 32oz b„ 2 / 7 9 ' CHEESE BALLS. PRETZELS, CORN CHIPS homes in Illinois, California, Alabama and Tennessee Jackson Miss, r 66 63 .17 Seattle r 41 33 .07 conditioning systems. plus deposit Army Gen, James L, Dozier faces fierce Red Brigades abroad on a possible unified Western response. Monday, killing one woman and injuring 20 people.. JacksonvilleKansas Citypc8 68X 3340 TamMSpokane pcpc 6831 5216 - Kaplan cited the sucessful conversion of One Heritage PLANTERS SNACKS D 9' interrogation on NATO activities, but investigators had The president also arranged a brief private meeting Leaking gas was suspected in the two Southern blasts. Las Vegas c 62 48 .Washington r 37. 33 ‘.03 Place and the recent announcement of the Watkins SWEET LIFE no hard clues today to find the “people’s prison" in this morning with Romuald Spasowski, the Polish am­ Sixteen workers at a grain complex in Danville, HI., Little Rock r 52 42 Wichita cy 36 33 New York firm Building conversion as the reasons for his decision to FLOUR ...... 5lbbag79' FOLGER'S S W o n which he was kept. bassador who was granted asylum in the United States were injured, some seriously, by two deafening sell the space in his building. COFFEE 1 lb can , 0 9 “So far, we don’t have anything concrete,” said Sunday after decrying the “brutality" inflicted on his explosions followed by fires in a soybean processing s^ - Kaplan said the growing popularity of office con- Verona Police Chief Pasquale Zappone. Italian people by his own government. ' aominiums is due to the “considerable” tax shelter ad­ .^■■■COURQNI E .tion. buys town plant In s t a n t c o f f e e boz ia r ^ 3 .8 9 authorities were being aided in their search by U.S. Administration officials are saying little, pending The cause of the expiosions, heard up to 15 miles vantages which became effective with the 1981 tax law WITH THIS COUPON C A • experts and Israeli intelligence, police and news reports completion of consultations with allies, about specific away, was still unknown today and 11 workers remained reforms. He said ownership by tenants is a method of PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON I CONFEC.. LIGHT BROWN & DARK i l Lottery & TOBACCO said Monday. steps that might be taken to pressure the Polish govern­ hospitalized with bums, back and head, injuries. A division of a New York skilled workers will assuring stability of office rent costs, another reason for f DOMINO SUGAR nb pkg 4 9 ' Red Brigades terrorists posing as plumbers abducted ment into lifting its crackdown or to punish the Soviet In Los Angeles, a woman was burned to death in a City, corporation which become available when the the present “office condo craze.” the 50-year-old general, the highest-ranking U.S. officer Union for indirect support of repression in Poland. fiery explosion while trying to put out a fire in her TV produces, among other plant opens. ’The two Main Streets buildings are “away from the PUREX BLEACH gal |u g at NATO regional headquarters, from his Verona apart­ But Rostow, on an interview this morning on NBC’s set. A friend trying to save her was also burned. New Hampshire Mon­ items, Smith-Corona SCM also makes Glidden congestion of the downtown area” and are more FOLGERS 59* ment Thursday. 7 Numbers drawn in New “Today” show, said a suspension of the arms talks was A natural gas explosion in a Sylacauga, Ala., laundry England Monday: day: 1883. typewriters, has purchased paint and Durkee foods. “accessible,” said Kaplan. SWEET LIFE O/HC His wife Judith. 47, who was chained and gagged by one option. leveled half a city block and injured three people. The Rhode Island daily: 9731. a local plant to manufac­ the terrorists but left behind, returned home Mopday Connecticut daily: 796. COFFEE STUFFING BREAD ,.ibioai2/90 C "The decision is for the president to make,” he said. town’s mayor, who was driving within 50 yards of the Maine daily : 221. Vermont daily; 010. ture printed business from the NATO headquarters where she had been "It’s under active consideration now and I can’t express laundry when the blast occurred, said his Cadillac was New Hampshire Sunday: Massachusetts daily: forms. 4 9 staying since his kidnapping. She was accompanied by any opinion on it here," Rostow said. “completely" lifted off the ground but he was uninjured. 0131. 2059. the couple’s daughter, Cheryl, 22, and son, Scott, 25.- He said "Soviet aggression in Poland" requires “a Allied/Egry Business * 1 In Knoxville, Tenn., utility officials said an un­ Systems Inc., a division if Two Italian national policemen, toting submachine very serious, far-reaching response from the United derground explosion in the downtown area might have 1-lb. can guns, guarded the Dozier’s top-floor apartment today. 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./ 4 — THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 ' \ THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 — .5 Eighth District board eyes Begin upsets Israeli pols, heat shortage in firehouse maintains criticism of U.S.

By Scot French’ Flynn said the building’s existing Street fire headquarters drew the TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) Begin accused the onslaught, his aides said prove his remarks in ad­ Herald Reporter steam heating unit developed holes' most attention, the board also — Prime Minister Heagan administration of late Monday he would vance. this fall which cannot be repaired, authorized Director Clancy D. Menachem Begin’s anti- trying to hold Israel never allow the United Begin’s aides challenged The Eighth Utilities District leaving the bays temporarily heated Allain to continue his study of alter­ American outburst "h osta ge’y to the States to pressure Israel the ministers to make their Board of Directors has scheduled an with space heaters. native sites for a firehouse to serve prompted challenges to his memorandum, saying whenever difficulties arise charges publicly. emergency meeting next Monday to A gasfired heating unit installed the Buckland area. government and split his Israel considered its in their relations. Yitzhak Rabin, a key of­ consider ways to heat fire truck for the upstairs living quarters Allain said he has narrowed the Cabinet, but aides say he suspension an abrogation But several unidentified ficial of the opposition bays at the Main Street fire could be expanded to heat the adja­ potential sites to three, but would will never give in to of the pact. He charged ministers were quoted by Labor Party, told Israel headquarters, with the bays now cent meeting room, but the move like to solicit others through an pressure from Washington. Washington with treating state-run television as Radio Monday the latest dangerously near the freezing point. would be “ fairly expensive,” Flynn advertisement for two acres of land The Labor Party Monday Israel as a "banana saying the Israeli Cabinet lo w in U.S.-Israeli Director John Flynn said that said. near a major roadway in the area. joined a no-confidence mo­ republic” and a “ vassal would not have allowed relations is “ the beginning while no problems have arisen as The directors are hoping that the “ I would like Mr. (Town Manager tion introduced by Shinui state.” Begin to use such language of the end” of the Camp yet from the lack of heat, the cold' heat from a new downstairs unit Robert) Weiss to respond to this, (Change), another smaller Defending Begin’s had it been asked to ap­ Dpvid Accords. could cause water in the tankers to would rise through the ceiling to because they’ve got the perfect opposition faction, ac­ freeze and make engines difficult to adequately heat the meeting room piece of property,” Allain said. cusing the 68-year-old start. on a temporary basis. The District would like to prime minister of "lack of Flynn said he will ask local John D. LaBelle Jr., attorney for purchase the present Buckland political judgment.” The heating contractors this week for the District, said that although the, firehouse owned by the town, but 120-member Knesset will proposals on how to heat the new heating system was not in­ town officials have been unreceptive jkdebate the motion Heavenly galaxies building, along with cost estimates cluded in this year’s budget, the to the offer. Wednesday. for the work, with the various offers directors may shift funds from . Shinui, a middle-of-the- The brilliance of the most to be considered by the directors another line item to pay for the U.PI photo road splinter group of the starry night is portrayed next Monday, project. Man charged nowdefunct Democratic in this trio of unusual “ If the price looks right and we “ If you’ve got emergencies, High-flying Santa Movement for Change, diamond cocktail rings. can get a plumber, we’ll do it,” he you’ve got to deal with them,” he Eric C. Bolin, 23, of Glastonbury sought the vote against the said. r'said. was arrested in Manchester Sunday government over what it Santa Claus free-falls after jumping from a made to train Santa in case of an emergency termed the government’s 2 The busy holiday season has made The directors held Monday night’s in connection witq the sale of it difficult to attract plumbers for meeting in the downstairs tax cocaine and marijuana, police said. Twin Otter aircraft in place of his sleigh two bailout, according to the Wings PaParachute "failure in handling ■ the job, according to Flynn. He collector’s office, which is heated, They declined to give further miles over Perris Valley, Calif. The jump was Team. relations with the United said the district cannot advertise instead of the upstairs meeting details. States” and Begin’s “ out­ the project because no room where the monthly sessions Bolin was released on a $2,500 non- burst” at U.S. Ambassador specifications have been determined are usually held. surety bond and is scheduled to to Israel Samuel Lewis. for the job. While concerns with the Main appear in court Jan. 4. Reagan’s first report card Begin tongue-lashed Lewis Sunday over punitive actions Washington topk following 2 Panel nixes firm's request not going to be puff piece Israel’s unilateral annexa­ tion of the Golan Heights. A. 14-cliamonds totalling,'/.' carat. Twist stvio. $1210. The Cabinet secretary B. 17-diamonds totalling 1 carat. ,i center diamonds raised. WASHINGTONWASHTNOTON fTIPTt(UPI) —- granted eranted asvliimasylum SaturdaySaturday. diffiriiltdifficult ontinns”options” vptyet tnto hpbe several budeetbudget sesessions, in­ later released a nearver­ C. 7-diamonds totalling 'A carat. Snowflake design. SHOT batim transcript of Begin’s to postpone sewer project The Reagan administra­ The president met with a decided, Speakes said. cluding work on an overall Alt mountings I 4k gold. tion giving itself a first- delegation from the Sources within the ad­ economic forecast — a task harangue. yeay report card that won’t nation’s Polish-American ministration confirm that he said was "difficult” in Washington suspended the recently concluded By Scot French spelled out in the job bid, and that The district repaired the break, be all A’s, a spokesman community Monday at among the proposals facing light of changing economic conditions. He scheduled a U.S.-Israeli memorandum T®? any deviation from the original but the church submitted a bill from said. which he saluted th e president are Herald Reporter of strategic cooperation specifications could raise a legal a private plumbing firm which it Presidential counselor Spasowski for his suggestions he approve a pair of budget meetings and future American challenge from other bidders. Edwin Meese and chief of “courage” and “declara­ $45 billion tax increase today. Our 81 St Year as Trusted Jew elers A contractor’s request to delay called in when the break was dis­ military purchase.s, from “ If we had delayed it, we could covered. staff James Baker have tion of principle’ ’ in over the next two fiscal "'The tentative budget work on the Union Street sewer Israel totaling some $200 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER have got different bids on it,” been assigned to release deciding to seek asylum. years. They said it has decisions will be in place project met with a firm ’no’ from Longest expressed dismay that million. Longest said. today the thick document Spasowski’s choice been under consideration by the close of business on Anwocan E«p

HADDAM (UPI) — The Connecticut Yankee nuclear HARTFORD (UPI) - legislator said, was interpreted as Schneller, D-Essex, said all power plant shut down early today when a control line Democratic legislative leaders have support for the current business tax. Democratic leaders would support . separated and caused pumps in the plant to begin endorsed a tax package designed to Legislative leaders conceded a the tax package, which will be cycling on and off, a plant spokesman said. Not only does El Salvador have bloodbaths trim Connecticut’s $83 million floor fight over the tax was likely presented to House Democrats at a There was no release of radiation from the plant and- budget deficit but a floor fight simply because of the number of caucus today. the situation did not pose a safety hazard, said Anthony appears likely over repeal of the un­ legislators opposed to It. The package includes Nericcio, a spokesman for Northeast Utilities, which • Newspaper, wire service and , incorporated business tax. accelerating the timetable for Reports of atrocities — such as private sales, to Guatemala.” Abate, who has formed a com­ operates the plant. WASHINGTON - While the paying the dividends tax; increasing Percy also promised to oppose magazine reporters in the Senate Democratic House Speaker mittee to test his chances for the Nericcio said only minor repairs were needed, and the Reagan administration has trained destruction of entire villages by the gasoline tax from 11 cents per any such assistance until the com­ Press Gallery are up in arms over Ernest Abate surprised his Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ 580-megawatt nuclear plant was expected to be back in its Central Administration government troops — have caused gallon to 12 percent; taxing mittee has had a chance to review threatened encroachment on their colleagues Monday when he said he tion, has opposed the unincor­ service later today. rhetoricai artillery on tlie violence serious concern among members of restaurant meals under $1; taxing turf by the glamour gentry of radio would vote to repeal the controver­ porated business tax since it was The shutdown occurred at 3:30 a.m. when a control air in El Salvador, little has been said both parties in Congress. The the pj-oposals. Zorinsky later wrote earned income from estates and and television. The impudent elec­ sial tax. first proposed by Gov. William line separated, causing the plant’s heater drain pump about an even worse situation in Guatemalan government, as one a private “Dear Chuck” letter to trusts over $20,(MX); removing the “ I am not going to support the un­ O’Neill during the 1981 Legislature. and other pumps to begin cycling on and off. The plant source told my associate Lucette Percy, pointedly reminding him of tronic media types have asked for a $10,0(X) exemption on the corpora­ neighboring Guatemala. incorporated business tax,” said then shut down as a precaution, Nericcio said, o his pledge. And Reps. Barnes and bigger share of the finite press The tax was passed and took tion tax; new court fees and fines; Tbe killings and repression in that Lagnado, has been “ killing 10,000 to Abate. “ I will still vote to repeal the “ There were no safety hazards and there was no Solarz have introduced legislation gallery space. One Senate aide noted effect July 1. increasing fees for sales tax per­ unhappy country have reached the get 10 Communists.” tax and to override the (governor’s) release of radioactivity,” he said. “ The repair of the that the print media people even ’The governor last month proposed mits; increasing the fine for proportions of a blood batb in recent What bothers the lawmakers is designed to prohibit military sales veto.” -control air line is minor and it will be completed very have room for couches here and an expanded version of the original delinquent taxes and including cable months. And while it is at least evidence that the administration is to the Guatemalan dictatorship. Abate’s comments came outside a early this morning and the plant will start up back on tax but the Finance, Revenue and television under the sales tax. planning to send a modest amount of there, while the broadcast networks meeting between the Democratic line again.” arguable that the ruling junta in El HEADLINES AND Bonding Committee last week voted A full vote isn’t expected until are confined to a space “ the size of a leadership and Lt. Gov. Joseph Salvador is not directly responsible military aid to Lucas Garcia - - FOOTNOTES: Director Gerald to stay with the tax as it is presently after Jan. 1. ’Senator’s private bathroom.” Fauliso. for the terrorism that is tearing the about $2 million worth of helicopter State Department officials have But at least some of the legislators Carmen of the General Services Ad­ written. The GOP, meanwhile, was secretly visited key legislators in country apart, no such case can be spare parts. Under the Arms Export got the impression that the ad­ ministration has recreated the two Afterward, one legislator said The Legislature returned in preparing its own skirmish. Seriate EB workers OK contract the House and Senate to test their UPI photo made for the right-wing regime of Control Act, military aid amounting ministration was not deterred by faces of Scrooge in the past month. WATCH ON WASTE: Working Abate agreed to support the tax special session Nov. 19 to come up Republicans met behind closed reactions to the proposed military package during the meeting and doors to talk about an alternative GROTON (UPI) — Union metal workers at the Elec­ Maj. Gen. Romeo Fernando Lucas to less than $7 million can be dis­ their objections. In a “ Bah! Humbug!” incarnation, at an intercontinental ballistic mis­ with a plan to clear Connecticut’s aid. Among those who have never mentioned the unincorporated $83r million deficit. plan which would include no tax in­ tr ic-^ a t shipyard have ratified a new contract hiking Garcia in Guatemala. patched without congressional ap­ Zorinsky, a vocal critic o f ' the his personnel directors notified GSA sile site can be pretty dull. To give Inspection due Impartial groups such.as Amnesty proval; all that’s necessary is for reportedly been called on are Sens. Gualamalan regime, hopes to pre­ business tax. His silence, the Senate Majority Leader Richard creases. pay about $2.25 an hour over three years. 2 employees that more than 900 of its Minuteman crews a productive 'The contract worked out between the General International and the Organization the administration to notify Charles Percy, R-Ill., chairman of vent an end run around Congress Following reports five months ago of them would be out on the street by way of passing their off-duty hours, Dynamics Corp. division and the Metal Trades Council of American States have asserted Congress after the fact. the Foreign Relations Committee, during the holiday recess. He has in­ mid-February. To keep the the Air Force several years ago in­ “excessive cracks” and sagging floors In the was approved Monday 6,832 to 1,029, with about two- that the violence in Guatemala can This had led some members of and Edward Zorinsky, D-Neb., sisted that — whatever the actual new downtown Hartford office tower. One employees on tenterhooks over the stituted the “ Minuteman Education thirds of the eligible workers voting. V-. be traced directly to the highest Congress — both Republicans and ranking minority member of the amount involved — any military aid State high court rejects holidays, the names of those hit by Program.” Instructors are brought Corporate Center, the city Issued an order Thomas Kiddy, president of the union council, said he Latin American subcommittee; ievel of the government. As Amnes­ Democrats — to suspect that the to Guatemala should have the con­ the reduction-in-force won’t be an­ in to teach post-graduate business requiring prospective tenants to hire believed the turnout was "outstanding considering there Reps. Michael Barnes, D-Md., ty International concluded recently, White House will delay its decision currence of Congress, in advance. nounced until sometime next month. courses, and schedules are arranged engineers to insure than furnishing placed in wasn’t a strike threat. I guess they think their chairman of the House Inter- Zorinsky’s concern prompted Per­ "the selection of targets for deten­ on the Guatemalan arms package The last week Carmen became the to fit the missile crews’ irregular the building do not weigh more than the negotiating team did a pretty good job.” American Affairs subcommittee, cy. to promise on the Senate floor challenge to laws on liens The contract settlement was the earliest in the union tion and murder, and the deploy­ until Congress adjourns for the hours. The cost is $2 million a year. floors were designed to hold. 2 “ born again” Scrooge of the holidays. This would avoid any im­ and Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y. that “ I will request that the State council’s 26-year history, with the new pact scheduled to ment of official if extra iegal Dickens classic: He handed out A recent Air Force audit disclosed, operations can be pinpointed ... to mediate outcry from Capitol Hill if According to Capitol Hill sources, Department consult with the take effect July 1, 1982. $150,000 in bonuses — not to the Bob however, that approximately 40 per­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The tracted electrical work to Johnson after a trial before New Haven the State Department, emissaries ((Foreign Relations) Committee secret offices ... under the direct the administration's decision is to Cratchits and Tiny Tims of GSA, but cent of those enrolled in the Connecticut Stipreme Court today Electric Co. Superior Court Judge William L. Gaitor to tour building control of the president of the go ahead, with the sale. have met almost universal negative prior to any and every increment of to 23 high-level employees, who got Minuteman program are not missile rejected a challenge to the state’ s Johnson in turn subcontracted Hadden. HARTFORD (UPI) - City Manager W oodro* Wilson Republic.” Congressional sources report that responses in their visits to Congress. military assistance, including Lawyer wants to practice anywhere from $5,000 to $9,500 each. crew members. laws on mechanics liens, but said work to General Electric Supply Co. In appealing the award, the phone Gaitor says he will tour a recently completed downtown the same matter in a different case and Allied Electric Supply Corp., company and Dwight raised several office building where allegedly cracked floors have LITCHFIELD (UPI) — A Torrington attorney has could pose a definite constitutional which filed mechanics liens against issues, including a claim the lien prompted concern from city officials. asked a judge to cut in half the six-month suspensjon An editorial issue. the property when they failed to law was unconstitutional because it Gaitor said Monday the city ,was “ particularly con­ from practicing law that he received as a result of 3 ill"Wliitakei» The high court said an appeal receive payment for services and did not assure the general contrac­ cerned” about the safety of the 16-slory One Corporate wiretapping one of his clients. I Va i a n t EVERYBODV brought by the Southern New repairs to damaged equipment. tor the right to an independent Center office building and would closely monitor testing The request filed Monday in Superior Court said “ the TO SHOP IN MANCHESTER? England Telephone Co. and another After the liens were filed, the hearing on the matter. of the building’s floors. ends of justice have already been met” by the suspen­ firm hinted at constitutional phone company followed the com ­ City building inspectors have issued an order sion, which Was imposed on attorney Paul I. Smith, who Don't use food problems with the laws but didn’t mon practice of withholding money In the Supreme Court’s opinion. lives in Litchfield and practices,law in Torrington. requiring prospective tenants of the building to hire provide the basis needed for court it owed Dwight for the construction Justice Ellen A. Peters engineers to insure that furnishings placed in the Smith, 54, was given a one-year suspension from prac­ review. project to cover the amount sought acknowledged that the phone com­ building do not weigh more than the floors were ticing law after he was charged with wiretapping the. The case stemmed from a under the liens. pany and Dwight had “ made out a designed to hold. ' telephone of a man whose business he had representied. os a weapon telephone company construction General Electric Supply and strong prima facie case that out David T. Chase, developer of the building, has hired Smith was granted accelerated rehabilitation and project for which Dwight Building Allied subsequently filed statutes may operate to deprive a an engineer to test the floors, which building inspectors ordered to do 500 hours of volunteer work during two In an interview Friday with U.S. policy should be to do Co. was hired as the general con­ foreclosure proce^ings on the liens general contractor of a private have’ said have“ excessive cracks.” years of probation on the charges. tractor in 1973 and in turn subcon­ and were awarded nearly $100,0(X) hearing.” the Manchester Herald, the Rev. whatever it can to alleviate the Walter A. Hyszko criticized the suffering of the Polish people decision by the Reagan ad­ while at the same time exerting ministration to suspend food maximum pressure on the shipments to Poland. government to end its martial The pastor of Manchester’s law restrictions. Polish National Catholic Church We should not think we are ac­ “ iSaiifa Approved’^ Last | said he feared that the Polish complishing anything good if we people would react violently if block all food deliveries to they were starving and had no Poland in hopes of heating up the id hope of food. crisis and thus toppling , the And a violent nationwide Jaruzelski government. Minute Gift Ideas— / I revolt certainly would be met That would be using the Polish •/ g E with even more violence than people as pawns in a terrifying ;Poland is now experiencing. The form of brinksmanship that result would be incalculable suf­ could well end in disaster. GREAT HOLIDAY fering for a nation that in its Such a policy also would imply OPTICAL Jhistory has suffered more than that only lack of food will keep f l j t GIFT IDEAS FROM tnost. Polish resistance alive. The CAPITOL... 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This arti­ Claus, bag of goodies in hand, muffled, somewhat strained, thump that literally shook the house. Telescopes automatic shuloH in case ot tip over manual cle, which appeared in the lowering himself down a chimney) Stop down and see our large ^reedotifPhone shulolf ior quick oil and double-walled luei ^ ■;essentials, as long as the Polish isn’t going to change course out sometimes mysteriously familiar. This was immediately followed by a tanks Lighting these npw healers is a Binoculars dream, with the automatic push button 'government istk’f the one that Decemher issue of the magazine, brings all these old feelings back so “ Ho! Ho! H o!” the voice would loud string of the most wicked curse selection of both men's and of humanitarian concern for its clearly. lighting system Just push a button no is reprinted with permission of thunder out there in the night while words you can ever imagine hearing matches required Also, the new liherglass Iwill be distributing it. citizenry. If things get out of Opera Glasses women's imported Sweaters wicks arc desigped to provide long lile Yankee Magazine.) We were living on a farm in Twinkle’s barking accelerated to CAPITOL The President is right to have hand, it is much more likely to — in a voice both my sister and I in­ and man tailored Shirts. They clean burning and smokeless odor-lree heat Vanceboro, Maine, in those days of nonstop hysteria. “ Whoa, Bonder! stantly recognized. Fashion Sunglasses with 99 9''n luel cflicicncy ^distinguished between the Polish call in the Soviets, if they don’t By Jud Hale the 1930s, and my parents, as well as Whoa,- Blitzen! Whoa, whoa there. “ That’s Dad!” we both shouted are bound to please THE man .^people and their government. call themselves in. EQUIPMENT moM.. THims. TiL 9 ^ Christmas is a memory time — all the other adults on the farm, Ho! Ho! H o!” More clomping, and practically in unison as we emerged Al fiieljiwt'-ii or woman in your life. 143 44S HimiOlO NO U U HNHCNIStlN FRI. TiL B LnTTWf except for children. Children are made a deliberate point of nurturing actual footsteps to the chimney area from under those many layers of 7B3 Main St. 191 Main 8t. m Of tutfr • MiMtt St. TUEI..TUEB.. WED.. lAY.14V. TIL B5 . ^ our belief in the existence of Santa rut N o m WHO itm t TOviowMitti i ftnoHtt siMtKt im iu m m i living now what their future Christ­ followed by several minutes of blankets and sprang to the window. Downtomm Manchester Manchester 39 MAIN STREET Claus. In fact, each Christmas Eve Berry's World mases will eventually be. 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Schulman, will The town Conservation Commis­ responded, “ If she had done her Highway — as to their recommen­ industrial tax base at a time when appear before the Board of Direc­ sion has opposed the industrial park research, she would have been in­ dations to the board,” Mrs. more tax revenue is desperately Attorneys for a Manchester en- tors today to ask' for a new public on similar grounds. The Economic formed that it will be stipulated in . Weinberg wrote. needed. vironmenlaf group, Deputy Mayor hearing on the question. Development Commission, on the the agreement with anyone who Lassow Monday night called the DiRosa said he believes industry Barbara B. Weinberg and Eighth Berman claimed that the area is other hand, has endorsed the con­ locates there that the town be proposed industrial park, “ an and recreation can co-exist in the Utilities District President Gordon designated for open space use in the cept. allowed to continue to extract the abominable waste of land.” Union Pond area. C. Lassbw all have joined the snow­ town’s current Comprehensive Plan Penny said he is reluctant to gravel and, if they’re in such a hurry He said it should remain as open “ I went down there in a snow Jets hope to pressure balling opposition to the proposed of Development and he charged that predict how the directors will vote, to develop, the town would have to space for the time being and com­ storm last week with the mayor and creation of an industrial park near developing an industrial park on the but he said he believes the industrial be compensated.” , plained that the proposal was sprung some other directors,” said DiRosa. Union Pond. land would also violate the town’s park development will be approved. on the Eighth District by surprise. Penny agreed that the town is "W e walked the entire area. I don’t subdivision regulations. "You have to understand the role However, Mayor Stephen T. Pen­ DiRosa said he is "personally in protecting its access to the gravel see where development of an in­ of the Eighth District,” responded ny and Minority Leader Peter P. Penny said he has agreed to allow favor of the industrial "by conditioning the sale on the dustrial park in that location is Penny. “-They are knee jerk objec- DiRosa Jr, this morning predicted Schulman to address the board, but development” and, after informal right of the town to remove the going to damage the envirgnment in ' tionists.” Buffalo in playoff tilt that the plans to develop an in­ he bristled at charges that it would discussions with the other gravel.” any way.” , Penny said the item was no sur­ dustrial park on 27 acres of town be..illegal to develop the industrial Republican directors, he believes Plans for the park include buffer Mrs. Weinberg also noted the op­ prise, because it was on the Board of land off Tolland Turnpike still will park. the minority will back the plan. zones along the pond. Directors agenda for two months. position to the sale from the Conser­ HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (U PI)-The class quarterback and he can do do know it was the most important did not allow a touchdown, also a be approved this afternoon by the ’ ’ T h e y ’ re -s e ttin g up a " I don’t see any problem with it "Since when do we need the per­ vation Commission, members of the Mrs. Weinberg also said the high New York Jets firmly believe in the whatever he wants to a defense if he game we’ve ever played. We worked club record, , Board of Directors. smokescreen,’’ replied Penny. passing,” he said. mission of the Eighth District to Park and Recreation Commission interest rates make this a bad time theory that no matter how good a has the chance. It’s up to us not to hard and we got the job done. When Offensively, Richard Todd set a "That property has been designate So far, Mrs. Weinbey? is the only develop town land?” he added; Jon D. Berman, an attorney for and the Open Space Subcommittee for the town to sell property. She quarterback may be, he’ll have dif­ give him the chan'ce.” Joe went out in the second period, team record for pass attempts and in the master plan for industrial pur­ director to publicly oppose the Economy Electric Co., which the law firm of Beck and Pagano, advising the Planning and Zoning said the Tolland Turnpike property ficulty completing passes if he’s flat Klecko also felt that pressuring we knew that meant we simply had completions. Todd, who led the NFL poses for 18 years and it is already development. wants to build a 90,000 square foot which represents pharmacist Commission on revisions to the will continue to be valuable land, so on his back. Ferguson would be essential. to work harder. The rookies, Kenny with 30 interceptions a year ago, zoned for industrial use.” facility on 10 acres of the park and Michael Dworkin and the In a' letter to Mayor Penny, she town’s Comprehensive Plan of there is no reason to rush into The Jets crushed the Green Bay “ Joe Ferguson is a super quarter­ Neil and Ben Rudolph — they came threw only 13 this year, the lowest an adjacent private lot, has agreed Manchester Environmental Coali­ Berman said Dworkin’s group — said development in the area would Development. developing it now. Packers 28-3 Sunday, sacking Lynn back,” said Klecko, “ We play in and did the job when they had to. figure in club history. to pay $15,000 an acre. tion, said this morning his client which went to court to fight the J.C. cost the town the use of its sand and “ I would like to see a memo from “ ■you have to remember, we’re Dickey nine times in the process, to against him twice a year, so we “ We’ll need the same effort That money would; be used to .believes the town would be violating Penney warehouse and the Buckland gravel mine there, which she called the department hea^s included not in the real estate business,” said earn an AFC wild card playoff berth know how good he can be. He’s had against Buffalo Sunday. We fought a His 25 TD passes were surpassed develop the rest of the park. the law if it developed the park. Industrial Park — is “ concerned a "valuable resource.” above — Park and Cemetery, DiRosa. He said this is a golden op­ against Buffalo Sunday at Shea some great games against us. We’re long,.hard fight to get here. We were only by Joe Namath’s 28 in 1967. Stadium. The iline sacks give New going to have to play our best. 0-3 and we fought back and made the 'T v e told the players that it’s a York a league-high 66 for the season, “ All I know.is that we want to go playoffs. Now we’re down to four new season,” said Michaels. "You one shy of Oakland's NFL record set to the Super Bowl and we have to games. We can do it.” play the 16-game season and in 1967. Jets Coach Walt Michaels said anything after that is gravy. The Works Obituaries End Joe Klecko, who missed most he’s happy to be in the playoffs but only trouble with this season now is Woman offers reward of the second period and was that there’s too much work ahead to that it’s sudden death. hobbling with a sore foot most of the do any celebrating right now. "I think the players understand game, still managed 2 V2 sacks to "I didn’t do too much last night, ” the situation we're in. They're over director finish with a league-leading 20’/b. He Michaels said. "The only ones I 21. The biggest thing is that we won in creche vandalism Janet B. Snyder Janies J. Helmer Conrad Schnerlng barely nosed out teammate Mark talked with last night were my wife We had the opportunity to control ' Mrs. Janet (Brownstein) Snyder, James J. Helmer, 70 of 12 Summit VERNON — Conrad Schnering, 78, Gastineau, who had 20. and my children. I was up early this our own destiny and we did it. "They named 87, of Allen Park, Mich., formerly of St., died suddenly Sunday night at formerly of Rockville, died Satur­ Tackle Marty Lyons, playing like morning looking at films. We have a tell me this is the 11th lime in my Elinor Patten says sh^doesn’t cluding the cross burnings and M anchester, died Monday in Manchester Memorial Hospital. He day at the state Veteran’s Home and a man possessed, had perhaps his' playoff game to worry about Sun- career that I've been involved in the intend to sit by and let someone the spray painting of a black Michigan. She was the widow of was the husband of the late Hospital in Rocky Hill. finest game in five years as a Jet, day. playoffs. I think my job is to make Coiiliniii-il from page one destroy her town. family’s home with the initials keep playing tough defense. Our Frank Snyder. Geraldine (Sweeney) Helmer. Funeral services will be and the other tackle, Abdul Salaam, “ I found out a long time ago that every player aware of what is at And the Mather Street resident "KKK.” defense is like a big family. We all She leaves two sons, Maurice P. He was born in Buffalo, N.Y. on Wednesday at the Protestant Chapel also turned in a solid performance. it’s wnat have you done for me late­ stake. After that, there's ony onu is putting her money where her .Even though Ms. Patten agrees pull for each other and work Lancaster, Pa., a city of 60,000 Snyder of West Hartford and Isaac Nov. 11,1911 and had been a resident at the veterans home. The Rose Hill "Buffalo’s offensive line has ly and what are you going to do for group that can do it and that's the mouth is. Ms. Patten has sent that, stopping such crimes together. If we can keep that up for which created the new position after Snyder of Manchester; two of Manchester for the past 20 years. Funeral Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky always been strong against us,” me tomorrow. I’m happy we’re in players.” $25, along with a letter, to the belongs in the hands of police, four more games, who knows? changing from a civil commission to daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Selma) He was a veteran of World War II Hill has charge of arrangements. Lyons said Monday as he prepared the playoffs and I ’m sure the While it is the 11th playoff for Manchester Herald, offering the that, she says, should not stop us We’re down to four games now and strong mayor government. Selligson of Allen Park, Mich, and having served in the Army Air Friends may call at the funeral to go over game films. “ The key is players are happy but we’ve got Buf­ Michaels, a former Cleveland star money as a reward for informa­ from caring about one another. we can win four in a row just as His third role in the dual position Mrs. Eli (Lillian) Rutchik of Force. home today from 7 to 9 p.m. for us to get up again. We have to falo ctm ing.” The Jet defense, in the 1950s, it is the first for the Jets tion on the vandalism done "W e should want to help each easily as anyone else in the came in 1970, when he became head Manchester; , three brothers; a Before retiring in 1976 he had been get our fans behind us and in­ almost a joke for the past few in 12 years. They lost to Kansas City of the , Allentown public works earlier this month to the nativity other,” she stresses, "each -of- playoffs,” sister; 10 grandchildren; and two employed at Pratt and Whitney Anthony F. Palerno timidate their offense from the seaseW, matured in 1980. The 17.9 . in the 1969 playoffs in their last . department. Allentown also had scene in Center Park. us in this town should help the Salaam, whose job along with great-grandchildren. Division of United Technologies for EAST HARTFORD — Anthony F. start. points a game allowed by the Jets appearance. changed to the strong mayor Vandals knocked down several next guy.” Lyons is to handle the running game Funeral services will be private. 15 years. He was a communicant of Paterno, 72, of 1211 Forbes St., died “ We need the same kind of was the lowest in clhb history, Only one player, guard Randy government, and Kandra once again of the statues and broke the head “ That’s the only way we'll stop while Klecko and Gastineau pursue Interment will be in Temple Beth St. James Church. at Hartford Hospital Monday. He enthusiasm as we had against Green almost two points a game lower Rasmussen, has ever appeared in a off one of the camels. this thing,” she says. the quarterback, has been outstan­ was charged with taking the in­ Sholom Memorial Park, He leaves a stepson, Edward was the husband of Ethel (Webster) Bay. We’re going to be playing in than the average put together by the playoff game. He was a rookie on In fact, Ms. Patten says Ms. P a tten has liv e d in dividual departments and bringing Manchester. Memorial con­ Tighe of Manchester; two step­ Paterno. our backyard and our backyard will ding for the past two weeks. club that won Super Bowl III. The the 1968 team that won the Super everyone should pitch in as she Manchester for 20 years and says DPI photo them under the umbrella of a single tributions may be made to the chari­ daughters, Mrs. Mary Jane Glow of Private funeral services will be be smoking. We’ve got to keep the “ 1 don’t know if the Packer game Green Bay game also was the fourth Bowl and also played in the 1969 loss has and establish a permanent the recent wave of vandalism is was our best as a unit,” he said, “ I department. ‘T was able to ty of the donor’s choice. Weinstein Manchester and Mrs. Geraldine Wednesday at Rose Hill Funeral pressure on Joe Ferguson. He’s a game this season in which the Jets to the Chiefs. fund to help put an end to what the worst she has seen in "a long eliminate and save money by com­ Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Helmer of Chaplin and William Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Frustrated ... then joy she calls "this foolishness,” in­ time,” bining those functions under one Hartford, has. charge of Helmer and Clarence Helmer of Friends may call at the funeral roof," he said. "In all three com­ arrangements. The family will Buffalo, N.Y. home today from -7 to 9 p.m. New York Giant field goal kicker Joe Danelo could only put his munities, I was the first public receive friends at the home of • Funeral services will be hands to his head after missing first field goal attempt in over­ works director/civil engineer." Colts hire Maurice P. Snyder, 5 Highland St., Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from the time last Saturday against Dallas In top photo. Bruce Thornton Kandra said his position with the Apt. D-6, West Hartford, Wednesday Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. of Dallas jumped with joy. Below, Danelo Jumped Into arms of private consulting firm involved and Thursday. with a mass of resurrection at 9 Scott Brunner after his second attempt gave Giants 13-10 deci­ Frank Kush Just another gome designing utility systems, stressing Miners reported Fire calls a.m. at St. James Church. Burial sion and berth In NFL playoffs. that he has never really left the will be in St. James Cemetery. municipal public works field. Virginia M. Topping Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 OWINGS MILLS, Md. (U P I) - Weiss said the new public works Virginia M. ’Topping, 64, of 100-B p.m. The Baltimore Colts followed their director, who will assume his duties giving up protest Sycamore Lane, died Monday at abysmal 2-14 season by firing one William H. Ahlf Manchester Jan. 4, has "experience in Manchester Memorial Hospital. She coach known as a “ nice guy” and for Giants Sunday William H. Ahlf, 73, of 18 Avon St„ organizing a central maintenance was the wife of Francis J. Topping. Monday, 3:36 a.m. —Defective hiring another one known as a A nearby mine at Piast was oc­ died Sunday at Manchester system as well as being involved in CoiiliiiiK'cl from page one She was born' in Everett, Mass, on smoke detector. Box 393 (Town). “ tough guy.” cupied by 1,742 miners, the radio Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ the construction of sanitary sewer June 30,1917 and had been a resident Monday, 5:02 a.m.—Chimney fire, Frank Kush, coach of the government demand he ask Poles to said. band of Agnes (Kaiser) Ahlf. systems and storm sewer systems of Manchester for the past 35 years. 11 Blue Ridge Dr. (Twn). Hamilton Tiger Cats of the Cana­ EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. can put a lot of pressure on to keep them in the game. obey the military government. "Great efforts are being made to He was born in Germany and had projects." Before retiring in November 1980 Monday, 4:05 p.m. —Oven fire, 66 dian Football League and a man (U P I) — If New York Giants (Eagles quarterback Ron) "Overall, with our people doing ABC News reported Walesa had resolve this conflict by persuasion been a resident of Manchester for Kandra. who is married and has she was a nurse’s aide at Chambers St. (Eighth District). whose allegedly harsh actions Coach Ray Perkins could, he Jaworski early and get the fans the things they have been doing, tried to escape but was recaptured. rather than by force,” the radio the past 45 years. Before retiring 11 four children, said he plans to move Manchester Memorial Hospital for Monday, 5:13 p.m. —Chimney fire, toward players has stirred con­ would have all his players believe booing them again. ” The Giants, we are one of the best (defenses) Church sources close to Catholic said. years ago, he had worked at Taylor- to the area alone at first, to be 16 years. 11 Brent Road (Eighth District). siderable controversy, Monday was that Sunday’s NFC wild card who have surrendered just 27 in the league, " said Perkins. joined later by his wife and youngest Archbishop Joszef Glemp, the The Soviet news agency TASS said Besides her husband she leaves a Fenn Manufacturing Co., of Wilson signed to a five-year contract to game against the Philadelphia points in their last three games — ’’You don’t get far without daughter after her graduation from Polish primate, said priests had con­ "militants from Solidarity” held the son, Daniel J. Topping and a for 35 years. replace Mike McCormack, a coach Eagles is nothing special. victories over Los Angeles, St. defense. I don't care what the high school. , ducted masses at the mines on giant steel plant of Huta Katowice daughter, Mrs. Linda ^aulieu, both Besides his wife he leaves two who never won in the NFL. “ We’ll try not to think about Louis and Dallas — split their offense is doing. If you don’t stop Although he has visited strike in Silesia, reports reaching and "in a clear act of blackmail, of Waterford; a sister, Mrs. Lillian daughters, Mrs. Gail Alexander of Sleep loss Kush, 52, told a news conference this as a playoff game,” said series with the Eagles, dropping the other team, then you aren't Manchester, Kandra said he is not Washington from Poland said. threatened to explode the central Hoskyns of Natick, Mass.; and five Glastonbury and Mrs. Pam ela he is basically no different from any Perkins, whose Giants clinched a 24-10 decision on Opening Day going to win. Take a look at every familiar with the particular Negotiations with the ruling furnaces with the reserves of Herring of Bolton; a sister in Ger­ thier first playoff spot in 18 years grandchildren. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Most college or pro coach, despite his and posting a 20-10 triumph t at Super Bowl team and you'll find problems he might face as public military council were in progress, oxygen and acetylene.’’ many and three grandchildren. after the New York Jets Funeral services will be Americans don’t get enough sleep, reputation. Philadelphia five weeks ago — they had a great defense. ” the report said. The outlook was Strikers in the Gdansk shipyard Private memorial services will be eliminated Green Bay 28-3 on works director. However, he said he Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the John F. say scientists at sleep research “ I demand a lot from myself,” he the Giants first win over the Center Jim Clack, .playing his was "impressed".with what he saw, bleak, but it was believed the church said they would blow up the yard if held at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Sunday. “ It’s just another foot­ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. laboratories. said. “ A coach has the responsibility Eagles after 12 straight losses. last season after being called out adding that the town "must be doing was demanding a quick release of' troops intervened. The government Main St. Burial will be at the con­ ball game against a very good Center 'St. Burial will be in St. In one test, subjects who said they to his players so they can respond to “ We are familiar with each other of retirement earlier this year, is something right." detainees in return for calming closed the shipyards at Gdynia, venience of the family. There will be team.” one a few Giants’ players with James Cemetery. Friends may call usually sleep no longer than eight conditioning. I ’m tough on mental public opinion; sources close to the Gdansk and Sopot until after Christ­ no calling hours. Oh really? at the funeral home today from 2 to hours a night actually slept longer in mistakes because more games are playoff experience and he likes archbishop said. mas. New York’s 9-7 record marks 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ Hermann Wllkens a lab, says Mary Carskadon, a sleep lost on mental errors than anything Perkins’ approach to Sunday's The first official report on Walesa else.” the first time in nine years the game. tributions may be made to the Hermann Wilkens, 72, of Storrs, specialist and researcher at the came only hours after the state Dealer charged Manchester Memorial Hospital j “ I ’ll evaluate the films and grade team has finished with a winning "The worst thing you can do is Woman died Monday at Windham Communi­ Stanford University Sleep Disorders radio said Romuald Spasowski, who Building Fund, Haynes St., 'every player,” Kush added. “ I’ll record. Also, the Giants’ last get overexcited," said Clack. "1 ty Memorial Hospital. He was the Center. In a report to the defected Sunday from his post as HARTFORD (U P I) - State of­ Manchester. also talk to the staff, and ask people playoff game resulted in a 16-10 think Coach Perkins has the right husband of Katharina (Muller) Washington-based' Better Sleep Polish ambassador to Washington, ficials. have filed suit charging a what they think and how they rate loss to Chicago in the NFL title idea. has scheduled,a.regular Wilkens and the father of the Rev. Council, the researcher said the sub­ arrested will be charged in absentia. Berlin auto dealership with each player personally. contest. work week and is treating the Wilhelm Wilkens, pastor of the jects were more alert and less likely A government official quoted in violating .the state’s Unfair Trade “ I’ve never been in the game in the proper manner. Wilfred GobeIHe Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in to fall asleep during the day after “ The basics on any team are the reports reaching Washington ac­ Practices Act by using deceptive personnel,” he said. “ Without good playoffs,” said foilrth-year wide Perkins said a decision on EAST HARTFORD - Wilfred Coventry. nights of longer sleep. in row cused Spasowski of "desertion” and advertising. personnel, regardless of the coach, receiver Johnny Perkins, who led whether to activate quarterback Gobeille, 78, of 75 Lafayette Avenue Funeral services will be Saturday She said the degree of sleep loss and it makes it easier to prepare said he was driven by The suit charged Marc Datsun they’re not going to be successful the Giants with 51 receptions for Phil Simms, out for the last five "psychological depression” to adopt died Monday at Hartford Hospital. at Immanuel Lutheran Church in varies from person to person, as for the game,” said Ray Perkins. Police arrested at 21-year-old with refusing to sell vehicles at unless they’re disciplined and know 858 yards and six touchdowns. weeks with a shoulder separa­ official U.S anti-socialist views. He was the husband of Antoinette Danbury. Friends may call at the does its impact on daily life. "The fact that we beat them has Manchester woman Saturday night specific, low, advertised prices and the fundamentals. Those are the “ It’s something I’ve never tion, will not come until Friday. The government admitted some Gobeille. Danbury church from 1:30 p.m. to Sleepiness in some may cause an un­ to give us confidence to know and charged her with breach of failing to honor a representation same ingredients needed to win in experienced and I ’m looking ■’He'll work out on Solidarity members still fought Funeral services will be the time of the service on Saturday. pleasant or uncomfortable feeling, a that we can beat the Eagles peace and criminal mischief after that "any drivable trade-in” would high school, college or the NFL.” forward to it. At this time, a lot Wednesday, " said Perkins. " I ’m martial law. Two mines in the result in a $700 allowance toward Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. at Rose Hill Memorial contributions may be lack of ability to function at peak or again. We proved to ourselves she caused a disturbance in the In Baltimore, Kush takes over a of players are gettihg ready to go going to be certain that he’s southern Katowice coalfields were "any new Dptsun in stock.” Funeral Home, 580 Elm St. with a made to the Prince o f Peace an [irritability that the individual that we can beat them and that Pumpernickle Pub when the owner demoralized team that went from a home now. We’re not.” healthy before I do anything and reported occupied and workers The suit was filed Monday in mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at Lutheran Church. The Holmes may not attribute to sleepiness. was important. refused to serve her, saying she hopeful pre-season outlook to New York linebacker Brian I’ll definitely wait until Friday” barricaded themselves in the Blessed Sacrament Church. Friends Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Or, the researcher adds, " I feel we’re fortunate to be in appeared under age. Superior Court byfthe state Attorney become the laughing stock of the Kelley, who has toiled through Scott Brunner has not been Gdansk shipyard and in the Huta General’s office and followed an in­ may call at the funeral home today Manchester, has charge of local sleepiness could cause people to nod the position we’re in. This is a Police said Jane Evelyn Carter, of league. The Colts’ 1981 season was eight losing seasons before this awesome as his replacement but Katowice steel plant. from 7 to 9 p.m. arrangements. off repeatedly during the day. great opportunity for the team 391 Center St. swore at the owner of vestigation by the state Department marked by intra-team squabbles in­ one, said he realizes what’s Perkins said the only thing that Warsaw Radio said 1,154 workers of Consumer Protection. and for the fans.” the Oakland Street establishment cluding a longstanding row between ahead. mattters is winning and that's remained 1,650 feet underground at The winner of the when he told her she appeared un­ The suit seeks civil penalties, McCormack and talented quarter­ “ We’re in a do-or-die what the Giants have been doing. the Ziemovit coal mine complex, Giants-Eagles game will meet the derage and wouldn’t be served. Ms. restitution for “ injured consumers” Murder trial, stops / back Bert Jones. situation,” he said. " I ’m just Perkins said that kick having dynamited one, exit and yes, we’re open NFC West champion 49ers at San Carter did not have identification, ' and an injunction barring the auto The Colts had the worst defense in glad we get to go out for at least returner-running back Loon threatened to blow up another of Francisco the following week. police said. dealer from violating the Unfair every nite til the NFL in 1981 and are several another week. We’ve been in a 'Bright suffered a chest injury is troops attacked. state prosecutors have suspended efforts to try a (except Saturday) The Giants will count on their When the owner ordered the Trade Practices Act. players short of fielding a com­ do-or-die situation for the past doubtful for Sunday. Also, John­ Hartford man charged with the murder of a Manchester defense, which allows just 118.2 woman out of the building, she petitive team. five weeks and had to fight our ny Perkins has a knee and ankle man because his two alleged accomplices have escaped candles yards per game against the rush. began kicking him, police said. from custody and thus are not available to testify at his Before joining the CFL last way into the playoffs. I hope we sprain and is questionable She was ordered to leave again trial. season. Kush was head coach at and this time obliged but not before Special gifts needed Prosecutors Monday announced the decision to delay every Arizona State for 22 years. she kicked a door, cracking the prosecution of Antonio Nieves, 23, on a felony murder little glass. charge in the slaying of Philip Ashline. thing Police also arrested Ms. Carter's' The Manchester Area Conference For.men: shaving supplies, companion, Kenneth Norton, of the of Churches is looking for special deodorant, comb and brush sets, Assistant State’s Attorney Thomas P. Miano said the same address, and charged him with donations for almost 9(X) patients in soft slippers, pajamas, wallets, car­ decision resulted from the escape of material witnesses Radiofl f p t disorderly conduct when he re­ local convalescent and nursing digan sweaters, robes, flannel sport Wilfredo Estremera, 19, and Daniel Estremera, 20, both Erhardt confident of ability but ... entered the bar after being told to homes as part of their annual shirts. •of Hartford, who were also charged in the slaying. leave by police. Seasonal Sharing Appeal. For women: cologne, deodorant, Ashline was shot to death in Elizabeth Park in Hart­ ^ ^ Ms. Carter was released on a J150 The conference serves as a warm slippers, warm nightgowns, ford after he and two friends chased three other men FOXBORO, Mass. (U P I) - Ron one hour. “ You like to prove you can I I LSI)AY bond for a court appearance Jan. 11. clearing house for gift giving and is afghans, sweaters, shawls, house who had appoached them and demanded money. comment Monday. retained. replace Erhardt, Frank Kush, was j <300“ REWARD Erhardt may have lost a team- coach with the Shulas, the Nolls and New England’s 2-14 record was “ 1 think most of the players are 6;.'10 'I'llij* \\ rck in tllr \ll-V. especially interested in providing gowns, change purse, jewelry, hired Monday by Baltimore. ■ For name of person or persons who broke . record 14 games as coach of the gifts to over 350 pien and women plants, nylons, wool bedjackets. the Landrys. I really feel that if I do the worst in the resigned to seeing a new coach,” “ Whatever happens, happens, ” KSI'N New England Patriots but he hasn’t who no longer have ties to families ■ Into 'Manchester Carbide Co., 27 Hilliard get the ax, I will have failed my team’s 21-year said linebacker Steve Nelson. “ I Erhardt said. “ The owner has 7:.'lO W'liairrs \m. Ht-d \\ iiips, shed any confidence in his ability to or friends. For both: soft candies, cookies, ■ St., Manchester, on Friday night Dec. 4. goal. Most guys never even get one history and tied really think there’s going to be a treated me fairly and I couldn’t ask cii. :ii), w n < : Degree licensed TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH coach in the National Football The Center Congregational subscriptions to newspaper of ■ l981. shot.” Balimore fdr the major overhaul. There’s got to be for anything more. In a lot of places, 7:,‘10 I'Uonn vh. I 'M iimh, Uli. ,'5, magazines (large print editions), 302 Harkm atark Street League. Erhardt remained stead­ Later, Erhardt was asked if he NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Southern Church is again making a special worst mark in the when you win only two games. You I wouldn’t have even lasted the WDKC paperback books, magnifying^ fast in his evaluation of his own felt his dismissal would be fair. Connecticut State College has joined appeal with over 200 gifts to be Rev. Norman Stvensen, Pastor NFL. But the know you’ve got problems.” season.” 7:.'10 \s. Ciivalit'rM. glasses, playing cards, puzzles,' I (DO NOT CALL POLICE) coaching credentials Monday at “ How do you want me to answer* the University of Connecticut as the brought to convalescent home Patriots earned One New England player also said Sullivan said after Sunday’s 23-21 WPOI* checkers, other table games, body what may have been his final media that one? Well certainly I would only public institutions in New patients. Christmas Eve the No. 1 shot in if Erhardt was fired, “ half of the loss to Baltimore he would not make 9 Top llaok lloxinp, FSPN lotion, bed socks, stationery, briefing as Patriots coach. The think it’s unfair. I think I ’m a good England licensed to grant master's Bill Rice, MACC coordinator of I Hwald, unsigned it you like. Use only your own the draft because guys won’t even care.” He was a decision until after the holidays. • 9 Sabres Blues, t S \ Cable ballpoint pens, stamps, gloVes or team finished With nine straight coach, we’ve got a good staff and a degrees in social work. volunteers to Crestfield Convales­ Services I code word or symbol. After we have satlsfl^ iof Baltimore’s referring to the players’ lackluster Erhardt said he told the owner he mittens.. defeats to close at 2-14, earning the good nucleus of players. I can say ■The state Board of Higher Educa­ cent Home, said UNICO has con­ ■ ourselves that the person or persons you hate stronger attitudes rather than to any lack of would appreciate a decision as soon dubious distinction of being the I ’ve won two out of three years so Swim meet tion granted the license after tributed $250 to purchase gifts fof> All gifts should be donated un­ I was the burglar, call us and verify your schedule. feeling for Erhardt, who is popular as possible. Family Service 7:30 P.M. NFL’s sorriest squad. I ’ve ^ t nothing to be ashamed of,” Southern officials and other state patients The Elsie Street Bridge wrapped. Wrapping paper and rib­ I code word or symbol and we will pay you ?he Many players, publicly and with the team. ‘ " I told him he doesn’t have to wait “ I think I ’m.a damn good coach, the coach said. A combined, boys and girls, I reward In cash, per your Instructions. privately, admitted they would be Erhardt said his meeting with until the holidays are over. And I and local agencies provided figures Club has also contributed gifts. bon can be included and will be used Traditional Service 11:15 P.M. and that’s all you’ve got to have,” Manchester High alumni swim meet Sullivan has said he will wait no surprised to see Erhardt return. Suliiv'an was a discussion of the think/he appreciated that. After all, on the state’s need for social Suggested special gifts for after a gift has been matched with Erhardt said after meeting with is scheduled Saturday morning at All are Welcome! longer than the Super Bowl to decide Don Hasselbeck said a few weeks season and not t^fu tu re. One man workers. patients include: each patient. team owner William Sullivan for we’re big boys. We’ve been through the high school pool. Competition on a coach. He was not reachable for ago he’d be shocked to see'Erhardt thought to be ~m the running to it before.” starts at 9:30. Jl£> — TH^HERALD, Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 - 1 1 CroWd she cause for alarm Schmidt made 49ers, Cowboys There was cause for alarrfi last Saturday season past the one-third stage the team has night at the Eagles' Nest when East Catholic shown no improvement. Tonight the Whalers High's basketball team wcned its season will be seen on Channel 30 against Detroit and right decision before the home erg Herald return home Saturday night against the Coach Jim Renflers repdrrted only 150 fans Boston Bruins ... Baseball Commissioner nds, the s m a ll^ pace NFC Stars were.scaUortTd" in the st; n Angle Bowie Kuhn has announced a Robert Fishel erow’^ffschool history f varsityJttfSp Award to be given to a member of the media PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - When enter the final year of the contract Earl Yost, who upholds the high standards of the he was 21, Mike Schmidt had to next season, he stated he wanted to gawlT sign a new contract before the /T h e opponent was Hartfora>-Eufelrc and the Sports Editor American League’s publicity director. Fishel make a decision on his career: gave the Saints a re.spectable running game as they either he could play professional season began. “I wanted to stay in NEW YORK (UPI) - The San Francisco 49ers and /visitors spoiled the night all around by is in a class by himself in this important post. the Dailas Cowboys, division champions who finished vaulted from 1-1.5 to 4-12. His 1,674 rushing yards were 28 scoring a 54-42 win with a last period rally. The former New York Yankee publicist aiid baseball or go into his father’s ice this city, as I’ve said all along, for a cream business. lot of reasons,” he said, '"rhere are * ^ with the best two records in the conference, placed five more than Dorsett, who was run for more than 1,000 Manchester High hosted Rockville High in long-time friend was the first recipient, Kuhn players apiece on UPI’s 1981 NFC All-Star team. yards in each of his five pro seasons. what was to be the start of a natural rivalry announced ... Schmidt chose baseball, became the friendships I’ve had on the one of baseball’s biggest stars and, Phillies. I’m happy with the com­ / Named from the Western Division champion 49ers, Jenkins, a big-play receiver all season, sparked the between the neighboring schools and only 400 who posted a league-best 13-3 record, were quarterback h'alcons’ potent long passing game while Lofton’s excep­ showed up at'the Clarke Arena. oh Monday, signed a contract that munity I live in. I’m at ease with the will keep him in fudge ripple up to Philadelp'hia fans and that’s impor­ Joe Montana, guard Randy Cross, defensive end Fred tional receiving skills helped the Packers to a late- The total attendance was better than the In­ success of the New York Jets Sack Exchange Statistically speaking Dean, rookie cornerback Ronnie Lott and free safety season surge that left them just one victory short of a dians usually attract for home offerings but his ears for most of the remainder tant to me. is the defensive line coordinator, big Dan Statistics don’t lie. Of the 479 players in the of this decade. “I could have gotten a really big Dwight Hicks in balloting from 56 pro football writers — playoff berth. school officals were hoping for at least 1,000 Sekanovich. The former Southington High four from each NFC city. Senser, a huge target at 0-foot-4 and 240 pounds, was fans to turn out. National Hockey League, 380 were born in The Philadelphia Phillies third contract and possibly have become and University of Connecticut assistant coach Canada, 47 in the United States, 23 in Sweden, baseman became one of baseball’s a free agent. But the Phillies gave The Eastern Division champion Cowboys, 12-4. placed an integral part of Minnesota’s pass-oriented offense It will be interesting in the weeks ahead to running back Tony Dorsett, who led all players with 52 from his tight end position and quickly became one of see how well .the schoolboy basketball teams .is in his fifth season with the National 12 in Finland, 8 in Czechoslovakia and one highest-paid players, signing a six- me what I needed to retire from Leaguers. Sekanovich was a defensive end at each in nine other countries ... Average age year guaranteed, contract through baseball six, seven or eight years votes, guard Herb Scott, kicker Rafael Septien. defen­ Tommy Kramer’s favorite receivers. are supported, including Cheney Tech which sive end Ed Jones and defensive tackle Randy White. surprised Stafford High in winning its opener Tennessee and played in Canada but never in of the Hartford Whalers players is 26.6, 1987 that he said would make him from now and not have to get a job Dallas quarterback Danny White heads the second- the NFL ... Channel 3 rates a bow for bringing Rounding out the offensive unit. New Orleans rookie last week. average Weight 185.3 and average height 6 “financially secure for the rest of when I finish.” team selections and he is joined in the offensive in the Jets-Green Bay football game last Sun­ feet. According to Ron Andrews, public Schmidt left all the negotiating to George Rogers — the NFL’s rushing king — joined my life.’’ Dorsett in the backfield and Green Bay’s James Lofton backfield by Detroit’s Billy Sims and William Andrews day. Originally scheduled was the game relations director of the NHL, the Whalers Schmidt and Phillies president his agent and his legal counsel and of Atlanta. between Denver and Chicago ... Hartford are the oldest team among the 21 entries. Bill Giles refused to reveal details said he is relying on them to “tell and Alfred Jenkins of Atlanta were named as the wide Man behind Sack receivers. Joe Senser of Minnesota was a runaway Dwight Clark of San Francisco and the Vikings’ Whaler fans are getting a little impatient What about that so-called youth movement of the contract. The pact is believed me how much 1 can spend.” He later Ahmad Rashad were named as the wide receivers on the One of the unsung heroes behind the with the continued slide of the team. With the Whaler management hhs talked about? to be worth at least $1 million a year joked the new contract left him winner at tight end, Atlanta’s Mike Kenn and Keith Dorney of Detroit were tabbed at tackle and second team and Tampa Bay’s Jimmie Giles was although two published - estimates “nowhere” as compared to his selected at tight end. figured the total worth of the con­ previous financial standing. Philadelphia’s Guy Morriss was named at center. The second-team tackles are Pat Donovan of the Cow­ “I can’t spend a dime more than Named along with White at defensive tackle was tract at $10 million. Philadelphia’s Charlie Johnson while Harry Carson i)f boys and Philadelphia’s Jerry Sisemore while Greg Giles said the contract contained what I have been spending,” he said. Roberts of Tampa Bay and Minnesota’s Wes Hamilton “I guess I’ve been spending too the New York Giants was selected as the middle Super Bowl champs thrashed a no-trade clause for the first three linebacker. Carson’s New York teammate,, rookie were named at guard. Jeff Van Note of Atlanta is the years. much. By the time you pay your center and Jan Stenerud of the Packers is the kicker. Schmidt, the National League’s taxes and sock away some money Lawrence Taylor, gained the most votes at outside linebacker, opposite Philadelphia’s Jerry Robinson. On defense,,Carl Hairston of the Eagles and Green Most Valuable Player the past two for the future after you’ve finished \ Bay's Mike Butler were picked at end while Detroit's Meet ... SinAHAftTFQW Joining Lott in a young cornerback duo is second-year ujhjuJ r s years, admitted he used “the threat playing, there isn’t much left.” Doug English and Atlanta's Don Smith are the tackles of free agency” to gain the richest Giles, calling Schmidt “the pro Roynell Young of Philadelphia. Chicago's Gary Fen- on the second team. contract ever given a Phillie. But greatest player, playing baseball eik is the strong safety nd Detroit 's Tom Skladany was Jack Reynolds of the 49ers is the se?'ond-team middle Third straight title named as the punter. talking about the contract was “a today,’’ dodged a number of 4 linebacker, flanked by Minnesota’s Matt Blair and Mike little mind-boggling,” he conceded. questions on the worth of the con­ Montana's accuracy was the key to the 49crs' short Douglass of the Packers at outside linebacker. “When I was 21 just getting out of tract. pass offense and he executed Coach Bill Walsh's game Mark Haynes of the New York Giants and the Cow­ college (Ohio University), it was “You can’t always interpret a plans with military precision as San F’rancisco became boys' Dennis Thurman were named as the cornerbacks. either sign a contract or dip ice contract,” he said. “This is a com­ / T ■ the NFC’s surprise team of 1981 improving by seven Philadelphia's Randy Logan is the strong safety and for fans of Chargers plicated contract. Whether he’s the cream cones with my dad,’.’ he said' games, *■ Nolan Cromwell of Los Angeles was picked at free safe­ at a news conference. “I thought I’d highest paid, I can’t say. When you Rogers, the Heisman Trophy winner from South ty. Dave Jennings of the Giants is the second-team be back dipping ice cream cones compare what we’re paying him to Carolina who was the No. 1 pick in the dratt. instantly punter. SAN DIEGO (UPI) — Somehow it five defenders on his way into the in 1962 with the New York Giants. after that first year (with the what is being paid Nolan Ryan or seems terribly unfair. end zone. Fonts, while praising the San Phillies) when I hit a buck-90 (.196). Dave Winfield, it’s a very fair con­ The people of San Diego have a Oakland’s Chris Bahr kicked a 34- Diego offense and, especially the “But this,” he added, “is a long tract.” nearly perfect year-round climate, yard field goal on the first play of offensive linemen, saved his special way from dipping ice cream cones.” Winfield, the New York Yankees miles of unspoiled beaches sloping the second half to cut the deficit to 7- words for the muchmaligned Schmidt, 32, led the National outfielder, signed a lOyear contract gently into the Pacific, a relatively 3, but from then on it was virtually Charger defense. League in six offensive categories last year worth $22 million that in­ Eagles set for Giants low crime rate, clean and un­ all San Diego. ''They’ve been bad-mouthed all last year including home runs (31) cluded inflation adjustments. Ryan, crowded streets and permanent sun­ Rolf Benirschke’s first of three year,’’ Fonts said. “Tonight they and RBIs (91). He also hit a career the ace of the Houston Astros tans. field goals, a 24-yarder, gave the went out and held a very explosive high .316 and won his sixth Gold pitching staff, signed a threeyear 0 And, for the third consecutive Chargers a 10-3 lead and Dan Fonts team to 10 points. I think it’s a Glove for fielding excellence. He contract worth $1 million a year in year, they have a championship and Charlie Joiner teamed on a 29- tribute to the hard work these guys has led the league in homers five November 1979. football team to root for. yard TD pass in the closing minutes have done all year. They played times and has 314 for his career. Whatever the worth, Schmidt ad­ on Super Bowl road Herald photo by Pinto The San Diego Chargers made of the half to give San Diego a 173 their hearts out tonight.’’ Schmidt first expressed a desire mitted that “the whole thing really sure of the last item Monday night lead. Joiner led the Charger receivers to renegotiate a six-year contract he hasn’t sunk in yet. Maybe it hasn’t by thrashing the defending Super Oakland made it 17-10 in the third with 94 yards. San Diego’s Chuck signed in 1977 at an annual salary of sunk in with Bill.” PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Nor­ own personal slump by throwing their personal 13-game losing streak Bowl champion Oakland Raiders, period on Mark van Eeghan’s 1-yard Muncie led all rushers, carrying the $560,000 after winning the 1980 MVP “Yes, it’s sunk in,” Giles replied. Defensive manuever mally, when asked to comment on three touchdown passes in a little against Philadelphia. 23-7, to clinch the AFC West title. touchdown run, but Benirschke then ball 28 times for 94 yards. award. Although he was about to something well down the road. Dick over two quarters. Vermeil ad­ "We beat them once (24-10 on The Chargers thus became the only Charger linebacker Willie Carolyn DelSigno.re of East Catholic' High Schaffner during last week’s opening Vermeil gets a look on his face that mitted that going from the NFC Sept. 6) and they beat us once," he division champion from last season Buchanan, who came up with the takes a defensive stand which stopped basketball game. South went on to win at makes it appear as if he has just East title in 1980 to a wild card berth said. “We ll find out which one is the to repeat. game’s only interception, said San progress of South Windsor’s Colleen Eagle’s Nest, 44-29. taken a spoonful of castor oil. With this year was a step down, but added better football team. Winning two A loss or a tie would have Diego has the ability to go all the Cheney Tech at home the Super Bowl a month away, that the ultimate prize still lay out of three will be an indication of eliminated the Chargers from the way to the Silverdome in Pontiac, reporters familiar with the Vermeil ahead. that. playoffs and would have given the Mich. style didn’t dare ask the ’"The most important title is the “They've dlways been a great Denver Broncos the AFC West “We put it all together on Philadelphia coach about the conference title, ” he said. "I'm sure defensive football team but noyr crown. Both teams finished with 10- defense,” he said. “We played as a Schoolboy quintets Square season record chances of the Eagles making a we have the ability to play up to and they’re playing with great con­ Jack Mclihargey ... No. 29 ... 6- 6 records, but the Chargers got the unit. I’m glad we’re in the playoffs return trip to the league’s cham­ over what we re capable of. I'm fidence and intensity. Their quarter­ 1, 190 pounds ... Born, Edmon­ nod becau.se of a better division because I always felt that if we got pionship game, especially with the sure other teams have the same idea back (Scott Brunner) has improved ton, Alberta, March 7, 1952 ... record. ' kicked field goals of 27 and 39 yards there, we’d really get rolling. Let’s streaking New York Giants coming we do. We re a good enough football since the last time we saw him. I’m Acquired from Philadelphia The Chargers gained 361 total to put the game away and send the hope we’re headed for the Super up in Sunday’s NFC wild card game. team to win it all, and we re also sure they’ll come here confident play away tonight Eaglettes finish strong But when one brave soul decided good enough to get beat Sunday. with Norm Barns for second yards, just 25 more than the Raiders Chargers to Miami, where they play Bowl.” tljey can beat us just as we re confi­ to ask about the Super Bowl, That's the .way the NFL.is. round draft pick ... Defensive Monday night. And Oakland had a the AFC East champion Dolphins The Raiders, finishing with a dent we Can beat them. 229-214 edge in passing yards, the Vermeil almost seemed to welcome defenseman known for Jan. 2, losing record (7-9) for the first time The Christmas season is here and for both schools at 8 o’clock while "The Dallas Cowboys and the “This could be a game where stats area where the Chargers usually put Foots passed for 222 yards, com­ since 1964, were led by quarterback it’ll- be a holiday — day off — for the question. Philadelphia Eagles are the only don't mean a thing. The winning physical play ... Single ... Bolton High taps off its season “I always believe it can be done,” an opponent away. pleting 14-of-27 passes to set NFL Marc Wilson. Super Bowl hero Jim many soon. But there will be no rest tonight with a test against to top Country, 50-46 teams to make the playoffs four team will be the one who plays to Tonight the Whalers are in Despite the close stats, the game he said Monday at his weekly news season records in all three Plunkett started for Oakland for the schoolboy cagdrs with five neighboring 1-0 RH.AM High at years In a row When I get mad the best of its ability. The team that Detroit and return home Satur­ was a rout. categories. His TD pass to Joiner because of an injury to Wilson’s games on tap tonight involving local luncheon. “Sore, I’d rather have this looking back at some of the things I home af 7:45. week off and give my coaching staff makes the fewest mistakes in a day against Boston. San Diego took a 7-0 lead midway gave him 33 for the season, tying thumb on his throwing hand, but quintets. Breaking away from a 46-all tie in the charity stripe. Those were just referred to two consecutive set­ should have done. I realize this defensive war will probably win the through the opening period on a On the distaff side, 1-1 Manchester today off and have the players off him with Y.A. Tittle for third place Plunkett, who had the flu, fell vic­ Manchester High, 2-0, hits the High entertains CCIL foe 0-1 the closing two minutes. East two of six successes as East was a backs. organization has made very few ballgame" bruising 28-yard run by James on the NFL’s all-time list for TD tim to the dizzies and left after the road tonight for a clash at 0-1 Catholic edged past Coventry High, woeful 6-for-24 from the charity Lupacchino had 13 points and 9 three or four days. But it’s certainly mistakes over the past few years. Vermeil said the Eagles don’t Brooks, who ran over or through Simsbury High at Clarke Arena at 8 possible. The Rams made it to the passes in a season. Tittle’s 33 came first period. Simsbury High at 8 o’clock while .o’clock.' 50-46, in girls’ non-conference stripe. rebounds to pace East while Beth We're not going (to the playoffs) as have any major injuries although a Duran future East Catholic, 0-1, journeys to basketball action last night ’ in Caffrey and Carolynn DelSignore Super Bowl with a 9-7 record (in I'd like to go, but I'm just pleased number of players have bumps and The Manchester girls have back- 19'79) and the Raiders made it as a Bristol for an engagement with to-back contests with a tilt against Coventry. Coventry had an opportunity to also turned in strong efforts for the that we're going" bruises. Bristol Central High at 7:30. The win evens the Eaglettes Eaglettes. wild card (last year).” Vermeil then The Giants, 9-7, began the Eagles' fight plans crosstown East Catholic slated come close but Bonnie Edmondson, returned to form with his next state­ Cheney Tech, 1-0, is home against Wednesday evening at the Eagles’ ■mark at 2-2 while the Patriots are who had a game-high 14 points, mis­ East’s jayvees broke into the win miseries by with a 20-10 defeat on 1-0 Portland High in the C(X; opener also 2-2 after four outings. East’s column with a 31-23 decision. ment. Nov. 22 in a game that also broke Whalers Nest, also with an 8 o’clock start. sed a pair of free throws with 48 “But the bjg thing is to play the Plans grievance include Ray Cheney pinned next clash is Wednesday night seconds left. East was then able to Martha Barter hooped 13 points and against crosstown Manchester High hold on for its second win. Donna Revellese 8 for the 1-3 young wild card game like we’re capable BALTIMORE (UPI) — Baltimore at the Eagles’ Nest at 8 o’clock. Eaglettes. of playing it and then talk about the Senior Denise White, in her first next week. Any talk of the Super quarterback Bert Jones says he will NEW YORK (U.PI) - For Rober­ acquire Team of Year’ Tops in East extended action after being East Catholic (50) — White 6 0-4 Rissling back soon file a grievance against Colts to Duran, taking the super East trailed, 36-34, going into the sidelined with a sprained ankle, had 12, Ingallinera 0 0-5 0, Caffrey 2 0-0 4, Bowl now is premature. The only owner Robert Irsay. claiming Irsay welterweight title from Wilfred PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - The thing that matters now is the way PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The by Farmington world champion Los Angeles final quarter. The lead see-sawed a dozen markers and was a Evans 0 0-0 0, DelSignore 1 3-8 5, Pittsburgh Penguins have recalled is acting as if the Colts never signed Benitez is only a short-term goal—, Georgetown Hoyas, winners of six back and forth with a final deadlock solidifying force' for East. Palmer 4 1-2 9, Lupacchino 6 1-3 13, we play Sunday because if we lose, future plans to face Sugar Ray Dodgers will be honored as “Team straight, took over the top spot Mon­ winger Gary .Rissling from their Jones’ current contract. Larouche of the Year” by the Philadelphia at 46-aIl. Daria Lupacchino gave the “Last night she (White) was our Leavitt 0 0-0 0, Cunningham 3 1-2 7. it’s all over.” Ron Shapiro, a consultant to Leonard for the third time is what day in this week’s Widmer Eastern The Eagles, 10-6, are going into Erie farm club in the American Slipping back to the .500 level was Results: 100—Rafala (CT) pinned Sports Writers Association at its Eaglettes the lead for good with a sparkplug and got everything Totals 22 6-24 50. Hockey League. Jones, said Jones’ met with Irsay the Jan 30 bout with Benitez is all College Basjcetball poll. bucket with 1:38 left, together. She was our cataiyst,” Coventry (46) — Dahl 1 0-1 2, the wild card game having broken a earlier this year and sought to about. the (jheney Tech wrestling team as Dutil 2:11,107—Perryman (F) maj. 78th annual awards dinner Feb. 1 in Georgetown, 7-2, earned 16 first Rissling was sent to Erie for one dec. Fournier 10-2, 114 —Johanson Cherry Hill, N.J, t' East was able to build to its lead stated East Coach Donna Ride), Gustafson 0 0-0 0, Parliman 3 0-2 6, four-game losing streak with a 38-0 supplement his contract with the With a possible fight with Leonard MONTREAL (UPI) - The Mon­ it dropped a 47-16 duke to Far­ place votes from the regional panel victory Sunday oyer the St. Louis week of conditioning after mington High yesterday in Far­ (F) dec. Boisvert 6-3, 121 —Cam- Los Angeles manager Tom Lasor- with single points from Lupacchino “We played hard and with poise and Kurtz 1 2-2 4, Croitiie 5 0-0 10„ Ed­ appearing in just eight games. Colts. But Irsay reportedly said he awaiting the winner; Duran and treal Cana'diens have finally granted of sportswriters and broadcasters. and Pam Cunningham on the front under control, something we hadn’t mondson 6 2-4 14, Redfield 1 1-2 3, Cardinals Ron Jaworski ended his had no contract with Jones. Benitez will .square off at Caesars mington. I . pagna (F) sup. dec. Paradis 19-1,128 da, a native of nearby Norristown, Villanova, the leader the first two Pierre Larouche his wish by trading —Lingonfelter (F) pinned Glode :43, Pa., will be on hand to accept the end of one-and-one situations from had the iast couple of games,” she Miller 3 1-4 7. Totals 20 6-15 46. j . Palace in Las Vegas. Nev. in a fight the talented but controversial The Beaver matmen, 1-1, return weeks of the season, fell to third to be shown live on Home Box Office to action Wednesday evening at 134 —Wa'kins (CT) maj. dec. award. after an upset loss to undefeated center to. the Hartford Whalers in The association also has named and promoted by Don King Produc­ exchange for futpre considerations. home against Terryville High in a 6 Kilpatrick 19-9, 140 —Klingenfelter Temple, who moved to second from tions. Larouche, who made no secret of o’clock start. ’ (F) sup. dec. Boudreau 24-9, 147 Carl Lewis, the University of ninth with a 7-0 mark. Also on the card will be a 10-round the fact that he was anxious to leave Sal Rafala and Lance Bouchard —Bouchard (CT) pinned Morin :26, Houston track star who owns the Connecticut, idle last week, Patriots 1982 Bottom of poll shifts heavyweight contest between No. 2 Montreal, scored 25 goals and 28 each registered pins for the Beavers 157—Butler (F) WBF, 169—Jacob­ second-best long jump distance on finished fourth and St. John’s was B asketball ranked Michael Dokes of Akron, assists in 61 games for Montreal last and Todd Watkins came up with a son (F) pinned Lajoiq 3;09,187—On- record, as Amateur Athlete of the fifth. Rounding out the top 10 were Ohio, and Lynn Ball of Dallas. season. major decision to account for drush (F) pinned Miller 2:40, Year. Lewis is from Willingboro, St. Joseph’s of Pa.; JV- Virginia, schedule N.J., near Philadelphia. "I’m looking for Leonard, that’s But during the yoUng 1981-82 cam­ Cheney’s point total.- Unlimited —Poploizio (F) WBF. Rutgers, Boston College and Iona, FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The my goal, " Duran said through an in­ paign, the 26-year-old forward had EAST FROSH . a 45-39 overtime win over Penney terpreter at Monday’s news con­ New England Patriots will host four among hoop powers fallen out of favor with club brass by East Catholic freshman basket­ High in East Hartford. Greg Turner ference announcing the bout. “If I making repeated public complaints had 17 points and 12 rebounds to playoff teams in 1982, three from the College basketball roundup ball team remained unbeaten with a AFC East and AFC Central cham­ lose, that’s it — what more am I that he was not getting enough ice 71-56 win over Hartford Public pace Illing with Joe Johnson adding going to do in boxing?’’ time. 13 markers. Mark Murphy, Paul pion Cincinnati. NEW YORK (UPI) - Virginia, six. spots to No. 11 after losing to Bulldogs, No, 18 last week, lost a 56- yesterday in Hartford. Chris ! New England will also have home- But the goals for Benitez are very Last week. Larouche hurled in­ Galligan netted 19 points, Sean Guardino, Ed Jarvis and Phil Minnesota, Indiana and San Fran­ Houston! I 54 decision to Mississippi and much the same. sults at club management from the Fedorchak also played well for the and-home matches with the Seattle cisco made strides at the top, but Rounding out the Top 10 are No. 6 Alabama-Birmingham, formerly Seven overtime periods before winner Leonard 16 and Chris Renstrom 12 Seahawks and for the second year in 'Tm going to heat him IDuran) back of the team bus. He later for the 2-0 young Eagles. Brian Rams. the real shakeup took place at the Arkansas, seventh-ranked Indiana, No. 19,'was beaten by Georgia 76-72. and then get my chance at the only refused to obey team curfews, a row will host St. Louis and bottom of the Top 20 in UPI’s latest which moved up four places with a Cal-Irvine, the No. 20 team in the Feshler played well defensively. Houston. The Bengals will be man who has a victory over me in preferring to remain in a hotel bar By Fred Lief 1955 and Niagara defeated Siena 88- “I was surprised Bradley played Wildcats sent Minnesota to its first East’s next outing is Wednesday college basketball ratings, released pair of victories,-No. 8 San Fran­ last ratings, pulled out a 46-44 vic­ my career. Sugar Ray Leonard,’’ prior to a game against the Bruins. 81 in 1953. However, in Division II the stall as much as they did,” making their first appearance at Tuesday. cisco, which also catapulted four tory over Montana to close out its UPI Sports Writer loss. Minnesota, the last undefeated afternoon against -St. Thomas Schaefer Stadium since 19'i2 while .said the 23-year-old Benitez, the Larry Pleau, the Whalers’ coach there was also a seven overtime af­ Schloemer said. “But I guess it was team in the Big Ten, led 28-25 at the Aquinas in,New Britain at 3:30. North Carolina, 5-0, and Ken­ spots with two triumphs, Louisville week. youngest fighter ever to become a and director of hockey operations,, “But will it play in Peoria?” fair in 1956 when Black Hills edged to our advantage, because it seemed Seattle has played once in New tucky, 6-0, each enjoyed undefeated and Missouri, which was idle and triple crown champion. "I want to half but was held scoreless for seven Sports slate England, in 1977. said Larouche was a “proven player former President Richard Nixon Yankton 8079. ‘"The kids were so uncomfortable to them.” minutes during the second half. BENNETJV weeks to remain the top two teams remained No. 10. prove to everyone that I’m a great The Pats 1982 schedule will see in the nation in voting from 36 of the and scorer. He will definitely make once asked one of his aides. into the game,” said Bradley coach For Bradley, which fell to 5-3, “We had to play harder in the Assumption Junior High topped Iowa is No. 11 followed by No. 12 fighter — this is my career” us a stronger team.” Oh, did it ever. Dick Versace. “I feel very proud of David ’Thirdkill had 25 points and them play the top four finishers in 42 members of UPI’s Board ’of DePaul, 13th-rated Georgetown. No. NKW YOliK (UIMl - The tinilcil defensive end because they have so the Bennet jayvee hoopsters, 44-39, the AFC Central, the last place I’ross Inlcrnalional Board of ('oarhes Top Peoria, 111., honle of Bradley Mitchell Anderson 20. Dwight Jones Tuesday Coaches. The Tar Heels, who 14 Alabama and Oregon State, which 20 college basketball ratings (first-place them. They handled the clutch situa­ many weapons,” Nealy said. “We yesterday at Assumption. Dan finisher in, the NFC East and NFC University, Monday night was the tion beautifully. They played like and Bobby Austin had 18 each for BASKETBALL whipped Rutgers 59-36 Saturday raised its record to 5-1 and entered votes and won-lost records in paren­ tried to keep the ball out of (center Soucier hooped 19 for linnet. Central and the two contests with t h e s e s i site of the longest mj^or college men. It was an incredible perfor­ Cincinnati, winners of seven of eight Manchester at Simsbury, 8 night, received 29 first-place votes the ratings at the No. 15 spot. Randy) Breuer’s hands but we knew the last place finisher in the AFC 1 North Carolina (29Mr-Ot TiSn Two Cheney Tech booters basketball game in history, with mance.” games. East Catholic at Bristol Central, and 530 overall points. The Wildcats, Tulsa is rated No. 16, followed by 2 Kentucky, in (6-0 ) f04 we couldn’t do it all night. We knew PEE WEE , West. 3 Virginia d) (6-0 1 363 Cincinnati defeating Bradley 75-73 in The score at the end of regulation “I was extremely proud of my 7 :3 0 who beat Jacksonville and Seton three teams unranked just a week he was going to score some points — Mark Fyler had 4 points and Daryl Home dates include the four AFC 4 W icnita State d ' (6-0 ' 337 seven overtimes. was 61-61 and then the ^ e a t slow­ team,” Cincinnati coach Ed Badger Berenson 2 as the Huskies edged the Portland at Cheney Tech, 8 Hall during the week, had five votes ago. Houston is No. 17, North r MinnestUa if-Oi 331 we just wanted to limit him as much East rivals (Miami, New York, Buf­ 6 Arkansas (6-O t 249 on second AII-COC team The game might have gone until down began. And after 35 minutes of said. “They played tough and held as we could.” Blue Devils, 8-6, last night at the Y. RHAM at Bolton, 8 for first place and 504 points. Carolina State is No. 18 and Kan-sas falo and Baltimore) as weil as Cinr Virginia, 6-0, defeated Chaminade 7 Indiana (6-1 • 212 the crack of dawn had it not been for overtime — nearly the length of an out throughout the entire contest. It ’The Wildcats, who forced the Lucas Cosgrove and Mike Miner Simsbury at Manchester (girls), 8 is rated 19th. Villanova, 6-1, which 8 San Francisco (6-0 i 20f cinnati and Houston from the AFC 75-69 and moved up three notches to 9 Ixiuisville (f:-l > 199 .Second team All-Charter Oak Rocky Hi|l and Cromwell each Doug Schloemer, who hit a 15-foot entire game — Cincinnati added just was a situation where someone had Gophers out of their zone and each had 2 points for the Blue W ednesday beat Towson State but lost to Tem­ jumper with one second left in the Central, St. Louis from the NFC No. 3 with 363 points, earning one 10 Missouri (4-0) 184 Conference (COC) honors in soccer had three selections to the all-COC 14 more points. . to win or iose.” limited Breuer to 12 points, hit 13-of- Devils. Ian Greenwald and Dan b a s k e :t b a l l ple, fell four spots to No. 20. 11 I o w a (6-1 1 173 seventh overtime. And Bradley’s East and Seattle from the AFC first-place ballot as Louisville 12 l)el»aul (f.-li ir.7 went to two Cheney Tech booters first team with RHAM and Coventry After getting any sort of lead, In games involving the Top 20, No. 14 free throws in the final 6Vi Langer had 6 and 5 points respec­ Manchester at East Catholic ijropping out of the Top 20 were Terry Cook alm ost took the 5 Minnesota was upset by Kansas (girls), 8 West. dropped six spots to ninth. Wichita Southwest Louisiana, Georgia, 13 Georgetown (7-2 » . K 1 and one from Bolton High. Net- each having two picks and Portland Bradley clung to the ball. The minutes. tively as the Bruins topped the Wild­ On the road, the Pats will play 14 A l a b a m a (6-0 ) '• 129 proerdings to daylight when his Braves, in fact, missed last-second State 62-52, No. 10 Missouri routed ICE HOCKEY State, 6-0, received the other first- Alabama-Birmingham and Cal- If Oregon State if-U 96 minder Lou Governale and striker one. At Tuscaloosa, Ala., Eddie cats, .11-9.. Mike Talaga had .6 their four division rivals as well as 18-footer at the buzzer bounded off shots in four overtimes, resulting in Youngstown State 97-60 and No. 14 Phillips scored 22 points and Bobby markers and Matt Ryan a pair for Enfirld at Manclu^Hler (at Bolton place vote and remained in fourth Irvine. 16 T u l s a (6-1 1 91 Tom Eaton were the Techmen Bolton’s Heidi Luck was the all- contests in Chicago, Seattle, with 337 points while Minnesota, 5-0, 17 H o u s t o n (7-1) 63 selected along with midfielder Alan COC first team goalie in ‘girls’ the rim. the following numbers: the first Alabama blasted Biscayne 94-63. Lee Hurt and Terry Williams added the Wildcats. Ice Palace), 8t30 Southwest Louisiana, rated 13th a 18 North (Carolina Stale (7-0 i 42 Two previous Division I games Pittsburgh and Cleyeland. vaulted four spots to fifth after 19 Kansas if- 2 i 32 soccer in voting conducted by the overtime tied at 63, the second and At Manhattan, Kan., Ed Nealy 12 each as the undefeated Tide ILLING WRESTLING week ago, lost twice during the 2fl Villanova i6- D 77 F’otter from Bolton High on the li­ went as far as six overtimes. Times and dates for the games receiving 331 points. Iowa, ranked man second team. coaches. third at 65, the fourth at 67, the fifth had 22 points and 10 rebounds and rolled to its seventh straight vic­ Illing varsity basketball team EaHl

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Green lovers pifobably go for something a fancy little houses in which a rat or Hamden blanked Tri-City Mite A REBELS y-NY Jets 10 1 (All Times EST) sextet last Saturday. Tri-City came . Poirot, Kevin O’Donnell 2:36.0. y-Burfalo 10 6 0 .6Z‘> 311 276 Bay (43); Alfred Jenkins, Atlanta (38) Hartford at E)etroit. 7:35 p.m. beds and chairs and is let jn through little more exotic such as a mink dog can climb to get away from his United Bank skated to a 9-4 win New England 2 14 0 .125: 322 370 Tight end-Joo Senscr. Minnesota (40) Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. upstairs windows when he decides back Sunday to top Enfieid, 4-2. 11 & 12 girls— 200 Medley Relay 1. .125 2fO 533 coat. “family.” over. Simsbury. Greg Winot had four Haj[Umore 2 14 0 Tacklcs-Mike Kenn. Atlanta (30); Winnipeg at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Derek Moulton had two goals and Jennifer Birrell, Stacey Tomkie, (Central Keith Dorncy, Delrpit (26) Buffalo at St. Louis, 9:05 p.m. he’d rather come in up there than We haven't seen any of these goals, Dave Kuczek and Paul x-Cindnnati 12 4 0 .7TO 421 304 Guards—Herb Scott. Dallas (40); Los Angeles at Colorado; &:35 p.m. Brett Silverman and Andy Gagnon Pam Kuzmeski, Janet Malley through the back door. available in this area but they are a IF YOU really want to be splashy Thompson two apiece and Jim I’illsburgli 8 8 0 .ro o 3f0 297 Kandy Cross. San Francisco (32) Minnesota at Vancouver. 11:05 p.m. But he considers himself quite about a gift for your dog, treat him one apiece. Gagnon and Silverman 2:21.9; 50 Free 2. Stephanie Houstun 7 9 0 .438 281 35a5 Center--Guy Morrlss, Philadelphia (30) big seller in the Park Avenue and Burke one for United. Sean Todd (Jcveland r 11 0 .313 276 375: Quarterback—Joe Montana. San F'ran- a tough guy. He won’t wear a collar, to a weekend at the Canine Holiday had assists and Tim Geraghty two Pullmann 31.7, 100 I.M. 1. Tomkiel Fifth Avenue sections of New York was in goal for the win. West cisco (M) he won’t wear a sweater and he Inne on Sheldon Road. assists. Brian Wry was in goal for 1:15.6; 2. Birrell 1:16.0; 100 Free 1. x-San Diegf) 10 6 0 .62T 478 390 Running backs—Tony Dorsett. Dallas City. United Bank scored a second win Malley 1:09.2; 3. Erin Prescott IH'nver 10 6 0 .62f 321 289 (f^); George Rogers. New Orleans (34) definitely won’t wear boots. Or you pould bring your pet to the win. Kansas ‘City .r«3 313 290 Kickcr- Rafael Seplicn. Dallas (28) V: M in ; It over Simsbury, 4-2. Thompson had 1:13.6; 50 Back 1. Birrell 35.4; 3. 9 7 0 Basketball It's difficult to buy Michael a FANCY “diamond” collars are “Candids by Carol,” or Salem two goals and Kuczek and Duncan Oakland 7 9 0 ,438 273 343 Defense Nassiff Studio on Main Street to Horst Engineering fell to Gretchen Sines 39.1; 50 Fly 1. Seattle 6 10 0 .37f 322 388 Ends-Fred Dean, San Francisco (36);. Christmas present because he’s just another big seller as opposed to a Campbell one apiece for the National Conference Ed Jones. Dallas (32) about as finicky as the famous regular flea collar the rest of the have a portrait done. Ah, there’s no Hamden. 8-0, Saturday. Dan Tomkiel 32.6; 50 Breast 1. Pullman ) ■ winners. Todd and Matt LaPlaca 1 I’xUM Tack^os Randy White. Dallas (48); Morris. year. limit to which you can go to pamper Maloney, John Gulino, Ken Herold 39.4; 2. Kuzmeski 39.7; 200 Free W L T Pel. PF PA Charlie'Johnson. Philadelphia (14) .split duty in goal. ,7(0.367 277 and Billy Face played well for Relay 1. Malley. Birrell, Pullman, x-Dalias 12 4 0 Middle linebacker-Harry Carson.'New For those who have more ap­ Special scratching posts lor cats your pet. BAM AM A y-I*hila. to 6 0 ,.62f. 368 221 York (211 preciative pets, there are all sorts of come in a variety of shapes and Horst, Tomkiel 2:06.0 y-NY Giants 9 7 0 '.r-63 29f 257 Outside linebackers—Lawrence Taylor. A giR certificate for a bath and Purdy Corp. Bantam A squad s y i im A 11 & 12 boys— 200 Medley Relay 1. Wastiinglon 8 8 0 .roo 347 349 New York (42); Jerry Robin.son. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. gifts to buy in pet shops, grocery and sizes and are covered with luxurious clip would be another nice gift to dropped a 5-1 duke Saturday to New St. l/iuis 7 9 0 ,4:t8 31f 408 Philadctnhia (26)' Eastern Conference Multi Circuits Squirt A sextet feii, Sandro Squatrito, Scott Jackson, department stores and even carpeting. But nine times out of 10 a give a dog, especially during tne W i Milford and bowed, -7-4, Sunday to Central (.’orncrnacks- Ronnie liOtt. San F'rancis- Atlantic Division * > 3-0, Saturday to West Haven. The Jim Poirot, Karl Noone 2:19.9; 50 x-Tampa Hay 9 7 0 .f03 315 268 CO (4?). Roynell Young. Philadelphia (16i W L Pet. GB hardware stores. cat would rather sharpen its claws winter. A call ,to Virginia Celinski, Darien. Dave Olender had two goals Detroit 8 8 0 .fOO 397 322 Strong safelv--Gary Fencik. ('hicago Philadelphia 19 5 .792 — f winners are ranked second in the Free 2. Noone 28.2; 3. Squatrito 31.4; Picture your pet poodle in a bright on your favorite carpet or chair. ' •who is assistant deputy dog warden and Jon Konrad and Rob Tedoldi one Green Bay 8 8 0 .ro o 324 361 (24), Boston 19 6 .780 '/t* red turtleneck sweater and tam-o- And because it’s not nice to mqkq' state in the squirt division. Vinnie 100Im,m2. Jackson 1:17.6; 100 Free Minnesota 7 9 0 .438 325 36B Free srjfcly—Dwight Hicks. San Fran­ New York 12 12 .500 7 for-the town and owner of “About Sica kicked out 20 of 23 West Haven apiece In the loss to Darien for Pur­ 1. Noone, 1:05.2; 2. Poirot 1:05,8; 50 Chicago 6 10 0 • .37T- 253 324 cisco (27) Wa.shington 9 14 .391 9*/i shanter to match. The Manchester your pet sleep on a cold floor in the.' Time,” a dog grooming shop on dy's. West Punier-Tom Skladany. Detroit (30) New Jersey 8 16 .333 11 Pet Center at 687 Main St. has these winter time, how about buying >a shots to star in goal. Derrick Back 1. Dave Larkin 37.9, 2. x*San Fran 13 3 0 .813 357 250 Second Team Central Division Summit Street, led to some more Squatrito 38.8; Senan German 39.3; Atlanta ' 7 9 0 .438 426 35.5. Offense Milwaukee 17 7 .708 — sets in a variety of colors. nice brass bed, complete ‘tVith a gift suggestions. Fasterick, Faul Senkow and Doug Ixos Angelos 6 10 0 .375: 303 35.1 Indiana 14 11 .f«0 3Mi Wilcox played well the latter in 5?) Fly 2. Jackson 35.1; 50 Breast 1. Wide receivers—Dwight Clark. San While grandmothers are noted for plush cushion. These are also New Orleans 4 12 0 2f0 207 378 F'ranclst’o (17); Ahmad Rashad. Min­ Chicago 11 LS .423 7 spoiling their grandchildren, they available at the Manchester Pet goal. Multi Circuits whipped New Poirot 37.1; 3. Dave Bylciw 41.6; 200 x-clinched division title nesota (41 Atlanta 10 14 .417 7 Seeing many a lost dog in her day, ' Milford, 6-1, Saturday. Brian Grillo, Swim m ing Free Relay 1. Squatrito, Poirot, y-clinched playoff berth Tight end-Jimmio Giles. Tampa Bav Detroit 10 15 .400 7Mi take a back seat to the thousands of Center. It's adorable but pets, es­ she suggests that an identification Saturday's Results (8 ) Cleveland 5 20 200 12>/^ devoted pet owners who spend time pecially cats, would rather curl up Hob Ciraco, Jason Fellegatto, Jeff Jackson, Noone 2;03.7. New York Giants 13. Dallas 10 (OT) * Tackle^^--Pat Donovan. Dallas (241; Western Conference tag, bearing the name of the dog, the Morin each had one goal and Korey 13 & 14 girls — 50 Free 1. Karen Miami 16. Buffalo.6 Jerry Si.somorc. Philadelphia (9) Midwest Division and money getting presents for their on a people bed or people lap. owner and address and phone’ Sunday’s Results (xuards-Greg Roberts. Tampa Bay W L Pet. GB cats, dogs, birds or whatever. For the pampered doggie there Fuellhart two for the winners. Erik Davis 28.8;2. Chris Raffin 29.4; 200 Chicago 3r.. Denyer 24 (111; Wes Hamilton. Mipnc.sota (9) San Antonio 16 8 .667 — number, would be an, excellent and Nordren and Steve Mezei drew I.M. 1, Kathy Adames 3:01.4; 100 New York Jets 28. Green Bay 3 Cenler—JefI Van Note. Atlanta (11) Denver 11 13 .4fi8 5 As an extra treat at Christmas, are also little red or black boots to inexpensive gift. Free 1. Kris Noone 1:02.0; 2. Davis Kansas City 10. Minnesota 6 Quarterback-Danny White, Dallas (12) Houston 11 15 .423 6 one can buy Fido a box of “People” tie on when the weather gets sloppy. assists. Philadelphia 38. St. l,x)uis 0 Running backs- Billy Sims, Detroit Utah 10 15 .400 &/z I’lease torn to page 14 Multi Circuits tied Darien, 4-4, 1:03.5; 100 Back 1. Noone 1:41,6; 2. Tampa Bay 20. Detroit 17 (17); Winiam Andrews. Atlanta,(7) . Kansas Citv 9 15 .37Ti 7 crackers or a nice Christmas There are also little raincoats and a Sunday. Grillo had two goals and Raffin 1:19.9; 100 Fly 1, Davis San Francisco 21. New Orleans 17 Kicker—.Jan Stenorud. Green Bay (14) Dallas 6 20 .231 11 . Baltimore 23. New England 21 Defense Pacific Division Mezei and Scott Drummond one Swim Team 1:14.3; 2. Adams 1:30,6';„100 Breast Cincinnati 30. Atlanta ^ Ends--(!arl Hairston, Philadelphia (20); Los Angeles 20 7 .741 — apiece for the locals. Mike 1. Jeanne Lemieux 1:25.0; 3. Lisa 5>eattle 42, (.’leveland 21 Mike Butler (6) Seattle 16 8 .667 Terry 1:36.5. Houston 21. Pittsburgh 20 Tackles-Doug English. Detroit (11); Golden State 15 9 .625 3^ Mannebach and Scott Shrtor skated The Manchester Svyim Team Washington 30. Ixis Angeles 7 Don Smith. Atlanta (10) Portland 14 10 .583 V/z well for Multi Circuits, 6-8-2 in CHC 13 & 14 boys — 50 Free 2. Craig Monday's Re.sult Middle linebacker—Jack Reynolds. San Phoenix 14 10 .583 4V^ defeated Glastonbury Rec Swim San Diego 23. Oakland 10 Francisco (14) San Diego 6 17 261 12 play and 10-10-2 overall, Team, 369-224, in a dual meet at Anderson 27.5; 200 I.M. 2, Rob Klein Oul.side linebackers—Matt Blair. Min­ Monday's Games s y iI K I B Glastonbury High Pool last Satur­ 3:16.4: 100 Free 2. Anderson 1:03.8; Oakland ' 0 3 70-10 nesota (18t. Mike Douglass. Green Bay (No Games Sch^uled) 100 Back 1. Anderson 1:18.5; 50 San Diego 7 103 3—23 ( 1 2 ) Tuesday's Games Wolff-Zac kin overpowered day. Both Juniors and Seniors were SD*Br(K)ks 28 run (Benirschke kick) Cornerbacks—Mark Haynes. New York (All Times EST) Simsbury, 11-6, Sunday. Scott triumphant, winning 244-128 and 125- Breast 3. Jori Cottle 1:28.3. ()ak-FG Bahr 34 (ID; Dennis Thurman, Dallas (10) Cleveland at , Boston, 7:30 p.m. Worden had six goals, Scott Senseny OPEN GIRLS — 50 Free 2. Nancy SD-F'G Benir.schke 24 Strong safely-Randy Ixigan. Phila­ Philadelphia at New York, 7:35 p.m. 96, respectively. SD-Joiner 29 pass from Fouts (Be­ delphia 1131 Atlanta at Indiana, 7:X p.m. three and Mark Feterson and Chris Triple winners included Eric Raffin 28.8; 200 I.M. 2. Tracey. nirschke ki(’k) Free safely- Nolan Cromwell. Los Kansas City at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Mahoney one apiece for the winners. Hart, Egiis Ramans, Dana Clough, O’Brien 2:39.4; 3. Laurie Darna Oak-van Eoghen 1 run (Bahr kick) Angeles i2f i Washington at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. 2:51.5; 100 Free 1. Dana Clough SD-F(J Benirschke 27 I^nter- Davc Jennings. New York (23i Detroit at Dallas. 8:3T: p.m. George Russo and Jason Oatway Ken Iczkowski and Russ Smith Si)-FG Benirschke 39 Honorable mention Denver at Houston, 9:05 p.m. each had three assists. while double wins were captured by 1:03.2; 2. Raffin 1:06.8; 100 Back 1. A-f2.27» (seven or more voles) Ujs Angeles at Portland. 10:30 p.m. Clough 1:14.7; 2. O’Brien 1:16.4; 100 Offense FEE Vi EE A Tom Novak, Grace Phillips, Stacey Wide receivers—None ^ Monday's C o llie Basketball Results •Fogarty Bros. Fee Wee A sextet Tomkiel, Kris Noone and Karen F ly , 1. Clough 1;14.8; 2, Darna Oak SD Tight end—None ! ' By United PTess International had four games last weekend. It 1:17.7; 100 Breast 2, Kathleen First downs 20 21 Tackles—Stan Brock. New Orleans (8) Davis. Riishes-yards .32-107 39-147 • Guards—None i Rebel Roundup dropped a 4-0 verdict to West Haven , Placements of Manchester Campbell 1:27.2; 3. O’Brien 1:27.7, Pa.ssing yards 229 214 Center--None First round » OPEN BOYS — 50 Free 1. Russ Sacks by-yards 3-26 1-8 (Quarterback -Steve Bartkowskl, Atlanta Colorado 58, Idaho St. 52 and topped New Milford, 4-2, Satur­ swimmers follows: Return yards 1 9 Smith 23.9; 3. Senan Gorman 33:0; 17> ' ’ Nevada-Las Vegas 66, Stetson 59 day. Tim Martin, Brian Frawley, 8 & under girls — 25 Free 1. Leigh Passes 13-38-^1 14-27-0 Running backs—None Wolf Pack Classic 200 I.M. 1. Ken Iczkowski 2:30.8; 100 Punts 4-43.8 5r-25..4 First round Scott Wilcox and Dan Arenas tallied Kurland 18.4; 2. Meridith Benson 0-0 Kicker—Ed Murray. Detroit (8) Fuinblcs-lost 1-1 Defense Nevada-Reno 98. Loyola (Calif) 85 in the win over New Milford. Aaron Free 1, Smitb 56.3; 100 Back 1. Pcnallies-yards 8-53 6-29 St. Mary’s (Calif) 88, No, Texas St. 86 18.6; 25 Back 1. Benson 22.3; 25 Fly 25:46 34:14 End^-Nono Engle was between the pipes in 3; Kurland 26.8; 25 Breast 2. Kurland Iczkowski 1:15.7;»100 Fly 1, Smith Time of poss(*ssion Tackles—Dave Butz. Washington (9). East goal. 1:00.1; 100. Breast 1. Iczkowski Middle linebacker—Buddy Curry, Atlan­ Brooklyn 90, Hunter 64 26.7. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ta (9); Cecil Johnson. Tarhpa Bay (7) Clark Coll. 70. Morgan St. 67 Fogarty's fell to Avon, 5-4, and 8 & under boys — 100 Medley 1:16.9; 3. Mel Siebold 1:42.6. RUSHINO-Oakland-Hawkins 7-27. van Outside linebackers—Brad Van Pelt, Dominican 82, Yeshiva €8 deadlocked Darien, 1-1, Sunday. Eeghen 8-18, Wilson 4-31. Whittington 4- New York ilO) Niagara 85, W. Michigan 73 Ftelay 1. Tom Novak, Rauls 17. Jensen f.-14. San Diego-Muncie 28-94,- The toy poodle (above) models a bright red sweater and tam-o-shanter. He's Robbie Monaco had two goals and Cornerbacks—Mike Washington. Tampa Penn St. 60. Nebraska Ramans, T.J. Rush, Kevin Pbirot Brooks 8-48. Cappelletti 3-f.. Bay (9) Pitt 64. Utica 47 being held by Maureen Gozzo. Mrs. Gozzo and her husband, Greg operate the Wilcox and Tim McElroy one apiece 1:28.9; 25 Free 1. Novak 17.4; 2. PASSING - Oakland-Plunkelt 2-4-0-36. Strong safety—Charlie Waters. Dallas St. Peter's 109. St. Francis (Pa) 83 Wilson 12-34-1-239. San Diefeo-Fouts 14*27- i8) St. Bonaventure 93, Md.*East. Shore 68 Manchester Pet Center. The little poodle doesn't have a name. He’s waiting for in the loss to Avon. Monaco, assisted Ramans 18.0; 25 Back 1, Novak 23.1; 0 - 222,. 0 6 ’ Free safety—None South someone to buy him and give him a name. Meanwhile, Michael, “the pampered by Martin, scored in the tie with 25 Fly 1. Poirot 28.3; 25 Breast 1. RECEIVINO- Oakland-Whittington 1- Punter—None Alabama 94. Biscayne 63 Darien. Brian Geraghty, Jim Soccer 10. Barnwell 2-43. B. Chandler 6-128. Auburn 104, C:hico St. 61 cat” sits in the middle of all of the Christmas wrapping paper which he finds Ramans 23; 2. Rush 24.4; 10 Free Ramsey 1-21. Christensen K*. Branch 2- Augustana 70, Tenn.-Martin 62 McKeown, Gregg Lamb and Wes Relay 1. Andreis Upenieks, Novak, 38. Hawkins 1-10. San Diego-W. Chandler Jackson St. 85, Florida A&M 69 more fascinating than the actual present. A toy poodle wearing a turtleneck Wigglesworth played well in the tie 2-48, Cappelletti 1-11, Sievers 1-32, Joiner Louisiana St. 71, Texas*El Paso f>9 sweater sits on a beautiful brass bed and plush cushion. Poirot, Ramans 1:20.3, 6-94. Winslow 3-38. Muncie I-minus 1. Lvnchburg 67, Transylvania 65 for Fogarty's. ' 9 & 10 girls — 200 Medley Relay 1. Murray St. 62, Ferris St. 60 FEE M EE B Anna Pinsov, Alison Larkin. Jeannie Hockey Randolph-Macon 96, Thiel (Pa) 70 Regal Men's Shop dropped a 1-0 NORTH AfMKKICAN SOCCER LEAGUE NFL Playoff Schedule Wake Forest 98. N.C.-Wilmington 72 Panuezak, Grace Phillips 2:47.2; 50 (Indoor League' By United Press International Midwest duke to Glastonbury. Glastonbury Free 2. Panuezak 36.9; 100 I.M, 1. By United Press International I All Times EST) AIA 77. Ball St. 73 (exhib) tallied the game-winner with 17 Atlantic Conference Wild* Card Game Akron 71. Hiram 68 Phillips 1:35,1; 3. Laura Sines Eastern Division Dec. 27 Bowling Green 88. Wis.-Superior 44 seconds left. Brian Oatway played '1:44.5; 100 Free 2. Larkin 1:23.4; 3. W L Pci GB AFC Cincinnati 75. Bradley 73 (70T) well in goal for Regal's. • Melissa Yarmott 1:36.6; 50 Back 1. Toronto 3 2 .600 Buffalo (10-6) at New York Jets (10-f- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Huntington 74, Marian 63 Montreal 1 2 ,333 1). 12 p.m. Wales Conference Indiana St. 57. Butler 55 New York l 2 .333 NFC Patrick Division Kansas St. Q. Minnesota 52 Jacksonville 1 3 .2f« New York Giants (9-7) at Philadelphia' W L T Pts GF GA Louisiana Tech 51, Michigan 50 Central Division (10-6). 3:30 n.m. NY Islanders 19 143116 Missouri 97. Youngstown St. 60 Manchester resident recalls visit to Golan Tulsa 4 I Divisional Playoff Philadelphia 20 11 124115 Nebraska-Omaha 74. Midland 60 1 Chicago 2 1 Jan. 2 Wisconsin 65. Northern Iowa 53 Tampa Bay 2 3 Pittsburgh 15 13 125124 •NFC NY Rangers 12 17 111 135 Wright St. 68. Charleston Jfi I^acifir Conference Tampa Bay at Dallas. 1 p.m. Washington 10 21 127140 Xavier 57, Georgia St. 56 (Editor’s note: Sidney and Ruth Druse at mealtimes and during the carefully checked each identifica­ Northwest Division AFC Adams Division Southwest large paper-thin pitta (which serves them worked in construction or Vancouver .600 San Diego at Miami. fi p.m. Cohen of 118 Scott Drive spent 6 few evenings we had free. They young people were attracted to the I r T l J u s t A s k Montreal 17 7 162 9F. New Mexico St. 59, New Mexico 56 tion. as bread for most of the Arabs). operated heavy equipment. Edmonton. ,600 Jan. 3 Buffalo 17 9 132 105 Oklahoma St. 92. Cleveland St. 66 months in Israel from April to were immensely interested in all call to belong to the great Arab na­ Seattle AFC This requirement to show iden­ The men served the food when the n l ' 1 .r7i Boston 18 10 125103 West November of 1980. Part of their visit aspects of life in the U.S. Ruth and I They were doing well financially, tion. Action by Israel must be taken Western Division Buffalo or the New York Jets at Quebec 17 14 166159 Rice 74. Santa Clara fi6 tification near their home town women brought it from the kitchen. I n 1 Murray Olderman San Jose 3 2 ,0 Cincinnati. 1 p.m. included a short trip to the Golan were interested in how they lived, but felt that the Arabs were dis­ soon. Hartford 7 16 10f> 138 SF State 51. CS-Los Angeles 49 irked the Arabs with whom we were Jamal and two of his brothers ate Portland 2 3 ,41 Wyoming 81, Fort Lewis Coll. 48 Heights, an area in the news today. their reactions to the administration criminated against and couldn’t get Everyone of the family - Jam al’s- San Diego 1 4 .a traveling, but they shrugged it off with us. The rest of the family had Monday's Result The following article is a reprint of the Israelis in the Golan, and better jobs. Since 1967 they had father and mother and their seven f with the comment that “some day eaten earlier, but they sat with Us in Portland 8, Seattle f. from Temple Beth Sholom's what their plans for the future.could prospered. Electricity had been children and five grandchildren and' Tuesday's (iames Grange the Israelis will give us a real iden­ overstuffed chairs around the sides brought into the town, a better I No Games Scheduled i monthly bulletin.) mean for Israel. As a result of our tification card,” We drove the rest two daughters-in-law were all In­ Wednesday s (James conversations we were invited to an of the room. The women in the fami­ water system had been installed and terested to know about life in the (All Tillies P«STi of the way to Jam al's brother’s ly were also in the room as an honor schools had been built because all New York u» Montreal, 7:30 p m pickecJ Arab home for an overnight stay on house in silence. ■ United States and they asked mJBiy Q. What do you think of the new striped look of the Cinein- Look For The By Sidney Cohen to us. cf]ildren now had to go to school. All nati Bengals? How did it come about? — J.F., Cincinnati. (.'hicago at Tampa Bay. 8 p m. one of the Ulpan “teulim”. (trips) to Jam al’s brother's house was large questions including our opinion Special to the Herald the Golan and the Galilee. We spoke in English thru Jamal courses in the school were taught in about who would be elected presi­ Because the Bengals had been mired in a losing rut the NEW HAVEN (UPI) - H for an Arab house in this village. Jamal, an Arab teacher, invited and his older brother, who was the Arabic, but they studied Hebrew and dent. past three years, owner Paul Brofvn wanted to change things Harold “Red” Grange, a The whole family had gathered to around a bit. So he consulted with the Creative Services The first contact Ruth and I had us to his family home at Kfar Rajar principal of the local elementary English as a second and third Soon it was close to midnight and football legend who starred welcome us. We were warmly Division of NFL Properties, located in Los Angeles. Togeth­ with thi Arabs in Israel was at Ulpan abutting the Lebanon border. We school. We talked about life in the language. Jamal suggested that if we wanted with the Chicago Bears in BINGO BUGS” greeted and ushered into the large village. It was an, agricultural Akiva. A group of Arbas and Druse, The big question was “ When er they came out with the tiger stripes that adorn the B o w lin g reached his home late one evening living room. After washing up in a to shower before going to bed, it helmets, the shoulders and the pants of the Bengals. They the 1920s and 1930s, has teachers of Hebrew in the elemen­ after a hair-raising ride in a pick-up village which , had adapted 'the would Israel make the Golan part of might be best to get started, for all rather shocked the locals, even conjured up images of the old been named the recipient tary schools in the Golan, were at sink in the foyer, we were served a Israeli methods of farming. This their land?’’ Most of the population ZODI AC- Del Dumond 181, Carol truck through ever-rising hills. We dinner of chicken, fish, many the lights went out at midnight.. vertical-striped socks of the Denver Broncos. But as long as of this year’s Walter Camp the Ulpan for a refresher course. made men available for outside in this area was fearful of the land Why? No one was sure. the Bengals are winning, no one seems to mind. I find the Schubert 450, Anne Rowe 187-480, had been stopped at a check-point separate vegetable dishes, several Foundation Distinguished We spoke with the Arabs and and the young Israeli soldiers had work. Most of them worked in Haiga being turned to Syria. The PLO was helmets a little distracting. Edith Tracy 179-474. Nancy American Award. tinds of home-made cheeses and and in the nearby kibbutzim. Most of McKeown 184, Marian Eaton 175- “Bingo Bugs” will be appearing dally in active in the area and some of the PIciisr turn to page 14 Q. Should a pitcher get a most valuable player award, the 460. way Rollie Fingers did with the Milwaukee Brewers this Tha Haraldi Just look for the “bug" with year? Isn’t the Cy Young Award supposed to be ample enough recognition for those part-time performers? — D.W., a number in each ad; if you have it, mark Madison, Wis. It's time to face the disaster in the closet 'A- game, Pay It off with an X on Your “Bingo Card.” performer. My clothes are in a terrible mess. For Home whether they’re exactly the same or On the way home I stopped in at close to looking the same in dim have half dozen coats. Half a dozen shouldn’t go to a limited specialist. In the American League, The truth of the situation I’m in he doesn't even get to bat the entire regular season. And it’s Mark off all numbers on your card and not. two cleaners. Both of them said they light, I put my shoes on. I’m always may seem like a lot but it isn’t if true that the Cy Young award was instituted in 1956 to give came home to me last night when I I’ve never kno.>-n anyone wuo couldn’t do anything with it because aware when a shoelace could go any Heating Fuel washed a batch of 19 socks. you’ve been using the same closet the pitcher his due, and expanded to one for each league in hated me because of my socks. If I Andy it was wet. day but in all my life I’ve never had 1967. Sandy Koufax, Tom Seaver, Steve Carlton and Jim you have won our Weekly MOO Award! for 30 years and never throw a coat The laundry does my shirts and was looking for a job, I suppose I’d Th^ next day I left it at a third the sense or foresight to change my Palmer share/ the distinction of having each worn the Cy my wife does my underwear along Rooney away. This morning I needed a wear matched socks but I’m not and cleanir and he got the ink out but • worn shoelaces before they break Young three t^mes. with the household stuff, but I have warm raincoat. The prediction was that’s the end of it. ^smt will never be the same. It’s just as I’m rushing to get for rain possibly turning to snow Q. Who do you figure shouid be the most valuable player in „ , IF YOU ARE A WINNER a few pairs of good wool socks and I Syndicated^ If you have a wlnhlng Bingo Card on vrhich all 24 numbers have bean no lo iter my good, new brown suit I somewhere. the National Football League this year? — R.D., Sacramen­ don’t like to have them go through Columnis with temperatures ranging in the to, Calif. ™ iohad with the total of all the numbers published during the vvMk IT ISN’T just niy socks, either. could BO-anywhere in. I buy about five new neckties a mid to low 30s. One of my call The Herald the next publishing day between 9 and 10 A M to the washing tpachine, so I let them As I look in my closet and my With the spurt of the Cincinnati Bengals. a lot of attention verdy your card. In the event ql a tie, only those wln^nere ca^linn About half the shirts in my year. I, buy expensive ties at the trenchcoat-type coats has two but­ pile up until my sock drawer is emp­ bureau draws, all I see is disaster. was being centered on quarterback Ken Anderson for the Ihe^m e^ and 10 A.M. the following publication day will be eligible fm drawer are size 16''2. It looks as if I post-Christmas sales but 1 seem to tons missing and isn't warm enough. way he brought back his team while lea'ding the AFC in Delivered ty, then I wash them all at once. suit just below the outside pocket. Two weeks ago, I had on my good have plenty of shirts but when I go to lose or ruiil more than five ties a The other has a lining that z i|^ in passing. Craig Morton is another veteran passer who has Last night, I hit a new high in un­ Everyone around the office had a new brown suit and, by mistake, I pick one out in the morning, 1 get vear. ’ but the zipper’s stuck and I c a n 't« t experienced a great comeback with the Denver Broncos. I Call 647-3929 matched socks. I ended up with put a felt-tipped pen in the inside different idea about what I should fMl Tony Dorsett merits serious consideration for the run­ ALL THE DETAILS WILL one with a frayed collar, a missing There must be eight or nine very it all the way in or all the Way OBt. seven odd socks. Seven out of a breast pocket without the top on it. do. One Said soak it in lemon juice. ning boost he has given the Dallas Cowboys. But I have a BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE button or the one with the brown suit good silk ties with little spots on There are days when I wish I was possible 19! I’m going to give up The cloth of the suit absorbed the Well, I don’t usually carry a lemon special dark horse candidate for the man who has meant Anytime! ink on it. If everything is perfect, them hanging on the back of my tie rich enough to throw out every most to his team this seasoh - , Joe Montana of the San trying to wear socks in pairs. If ink from the pen and the first time I around with me so I couldn’t do that. NoG«m«t No Gimmick No Coupons EVERY THURSDAY! it’s a 16. . rack. I keep ones with spots on them single piece of clothing I own and go Francisco 49ers. And the amazing thing about him is that they’re both brown or both blue, knew what I’d done was late in the Someone else suggested cold water. in a special place. I never throw out with a couple of thousand dollars this is his first full season as a starting quarterback. they’re going to be a pair from now day when I found a blue spot the size They said I should keep' it wet until I THIS MORNING, after I found them out and I never wear them. and start all over. Just to be safe, I on. I’m not going to worry about of a 50-cent piece on theTront of the got it to the cleaners. two socks ■ that were reasonablv Down.itairs in the hall closet I mieht hiiv size 17 shirts.

1 U - THE HERALD, Tucs., Dec. 22, 1981 THE HICRALD, Tues., Dec, 22. 1981 - 15 Manchester resident recalls visit to Golan A different Santa Claus

Ruth and I have reviewed our The mats were comfortable and now looking fqrward to their first ment of animals on the road. But the (U>nlinu<‘af(<' 13 baked. You could hear the rhythmic brief stay with the Arabs in the child. view of the town was magnificent, Nast cartoon came first we quickly went to sleep. We were beating of the dough into sheets as Golan many times. The Arabs and awakened by gunfire in the distance. We then visited Jamal’s father’s looking down into the valley where We were delighted to find that the you approached the building. Druse living in small towns in the house had an indoor shower and Shooting across the Lebanese house across the road which was a the town farms were located, and Jaitial’s wife was stretching the Golan have made progress under the This drawing is the forerunner of We can’t leave it there because bathroom which we used quickly border occurs periodically during small self-contained farm with a beaten dough and rolling it on her surrounded by the hills which were Israeli administration. They seem all the many Santa Clauses we get Santa Claus would never have come and managed to be ready for bed the nights when infiltration from cow, many sheep and goats, changing color and dimension with arm into a thin sheet, then to be ready to become part of Israel this time of year. It was created by down to us today with all his before the ligms went out. lebanon is attempted. chickens and a small vegetable gar­ stretching it to fit a round pillow and the rising morning light. but are impatient for a decision. The Thomas Nast (the Garry Trudeau of zestlness without the year-after­ The family had moved to the We had an early breakfast of fruit, den. There were fruit trees and flipping it onto a mushroom-shaped As we prepared to leave, Jamal's PLO are reaching into the Golqn and his day), and appeared in Harper’s year appearance of the “Yes, eggs, cheese, tea and pitta and were grape vines heavy with ripe green father presented us with Islamic Collectors' Comer parents' house across the road, so steel sheet over a fire of small wood some of the young people are begin­ Weekly in 1866. Virginia,” editorial in the New York we had the large sleeping room all given a tour of the house. The house grapes (which were delicious). We and twigs. It was a continuous prayer beads and in halting English ning to listen to their propaganda. The name Santa Clause comes, as Sun. It ran like clockwork before to ourselves. Usually the entire consisted of two large rooms off the were introduced to Jamal’s grand­ said, "Pray for peace.” We shook process choreographed into the Yet Israel cannot annex the Golan we all know, from Saint Nicholas, Russ MacKendrIck every Christmas from 1897 to 1949. family slept along the sides of the large foyer, one room for family ac­ mother) a gnarled woman in her hands and embraced. making of a thin sheet of bread at this time. The Arabs and their who was bom about the year 280 Virginia O’Hanlon was only eight room on gaily covered foam-rubber tivities, in which we had dinner the eighties who was responsible for An ther young Arab teacher drove called pitta. We ate some hot from allies have propagandized most of A.D. in Patara, a small town near that first year when she wrote, sleeping mats. Now there were two night before and one for sleeping. A clipping the sheep’s wool and its the smalt stove; it was crisp and us into town, where we paid our the world into believing that the the southwestern seacoast of “Dear Elditor: Some of my friends mats in the center of the room for large kitchen with a porch leading to preliminary processing. The grand­ delicious. We were given two of the respects to the mayor and then took Israelis are ruling with an iron hand Turkey. He became the Bishop of say there is no Santa Claus. Papa us, with blankets if we needed them, the garden and a special private mother lived in her own small room large pittas to eat on our later the hilly roads back to the rendez­ over an unwilling populace in the Myra and was revered as the patron says if you see it in the Sun it’s so. and a large pitcher of water with ice room was now set aside for Jamal attached to the house. « journey. vous with the rest of our group. We finger beside his nose,” he dis­ Golan. Yet a decision will have to be saint of sailors and children. “Christmas i oem s,” in 1863. Here Please tell me the truth, is there a cubes and a single glass close to the and his wife. We learned that they We were then taken to another We were taken on a tour of the then continued our Teul through the appears into the sky. Irving’s book made soon. Depictions of the Bishop of Myra St. Nick is on a rooftop bending over Santa Clause?” mats. had recently been married and were small house where pitta was being town. It was small, dirty with excre­ Galilee and on the Moshav at Kfar was first published in 1809. appears in hundreds of sculptures, a chimney. So the actual first date A recent TV program tells of Cle­ THE FAMED REPLY was icons; paintings, stained glass win­ ment Clarke Moore writing the of the Nast Santa is somewhat clouded, but it is agreed that Nast, written by Francis P.i Church. It dows and other religious objects — poem ‘‘A Visit from Saint begins: “Virginia, your little friends but never like the Santa Claus of working in black and white, was the Nicholas,” to amuse his ailing are all wrong...They do not believe WHAT AMERICANS ARE READING About Books Thomas Nast. daughter. According to author first artist to give us a widely-seen. depiction of Santa as overstuffed, except what they see.” Then in the M o lt n q in ite d b o o ki In 150 U.S. c llio i, Ebon, Moore read the piece to his third paragraph: “Yes, Virginia, compilod by Ih i American Library Aaaocialion THE TRANSFORMATION ' children gathered round, on Dec. 23, jolly and. bearded. from the ascetic bishop to the plump there is a Santa Claus. He exists as 1822. (That would make the anniver­ One further step, resulting in the and cheery Kris Kringle figure got certainly as love and generosity and Fiction sary tomorrow.) present-day uniform and red pants its impetus from Washington Ir­ devotion exist...” 1. AN INDECENT OBSESSION Every home needs a library Here we find the first word- and red coat and boots trimmed ving’s “Diedrich Knickerbocker’s Dr. Virgnia O’Hanlon Douglas by Colleen McCullough (Harper & Row, $13.50) picture of a jolly creature with a with white fur, obligatory for all History of New York...” Here, as lived until May, 1971. She spent 47 2. THE HOTEL NEW HAMPSHIRE bundle of toys on his back. “His eyes Santas, was taken by Haddon Sundb- by John Irving (E.P. Dutton. $15.50) told by Martin Ebon in his “Saint years in the New York school 2 how they twinkled! His dimples how tom, an artist employed to concoct 3. NOBLE HOUSE system. She said at one time that rich and invaluable source effects of that new medica­ resources, ZIP codes, city Nicholas: Life and Legend” merry! His cheeks were like ads for the Coca-Ola Company in by James Clavell (Delacorte, $19.95) By Joel Lee (Harper, 1975; Mary Cheney the editorial had been the outstan­ not only of words and facts, tion you’re taking. The maps and special lists of roses,,...He had a broad face, and a the 1920s. 4. THE CARDINAL SINS American L ib r a r y Library), the formerly grim saint is ding event in her life, “...the but also of ideas and the modern maze of legal government offices and little round belly.” And so we have it: from the by Andrew M. Greeley (Warner, $12.95) Assin. described as wearing Flemish Bishop of Myra, to the legendary reassurance she received...became, 5. CUJO history behind them, often matters can be negotiated community services are clothing and riding over the treetops . saint, to Washington Irving, Cle­ in the elaboration of her work as a by Stephen King (Viking, $13.95) Questions that require enhanced by color il­ more smoothly with the right there, along with This black and white line drawing by Thomas Nast appeared in with a wagon, bringing presents to EBO!\ SHOWS a Nast drawing ment Moore, Thomas Nast, and the teacher, a basic theme of her 6. THE LEGACY instant) answers arise in' lustrations, portraits, help of a legal dictionary. listings of every im­ career.” Harper’s Weekly about 1866. by Howard Fast (houghton Mifflin. $14.95) every home. When you maps and charts. The en­ A gardener’s guide might aginable product and ser­ the children, then finally “laying his that supposedly appeared in a book: Coca-Cola ads. 7. GORKY PARK need to prove that a Scrab­ cyclopedia is the best place diagnose the cause of vice — including book 2 by Martin Cruz Smith (Random House, $13.95) ble word really exists, win to go first for information drooping leaves, while a dealers and encyclopedias.. 8. THIRD DEADLY SIN that bet on the 1953 World on literally any topic. M ost' home repair manual can Why not start in the ^ 3 by Lawrence Sanders (Putnam, $13.95) entries end with help you rewire a lamp, Yellow Pages, under 9. NO TIME FOR TEARS Series score or wind up a “libraries?” School Notes by Cynthia Freeman (Arbor House, $13.95) last pre-holiday homework bibliographies or lists of remove a spot, or change a 10. REMEMBRANCES assignment, you should be specific titles to check for faucet. Your librarian can help by Danielle Steel (Delacorte. $14.95) able to dash to your home more in-depth study. you choose the best of the F. library. Home library? Before long, you’ll You may not know it, but many encyclopedias, Nonliclion That sounds pretty Serious. probably want more you already own one of the almanacs and other Bah Humbug! 1. THE LORD GOD MADE THEM ALL Where do you begin? specialized reference handiest reference books reference books on the by James Herriot (St. Martin’s, $13.95) Kevin Kennedy (left) Three types of reference books. Your dictionary will around — the telephone market. Most reference Snuffer in ‘Who’s Who’ 2. THE CINDERELLA COMPLEX works are indispensable be complemented by a book. This is a tool often books are reviewed by plays Scrooge; Kevin by Colette Dowling (Summit Books, $13.95) ■ used by reference Heine (standing) plays Neil G. .Snuffer of 22f. Autumn St., a senior majoring in 3. RICHARD SIMMONS' NEVER-^AY-DIET BOOK beginning. A general dic­ thesaurus or dictionary of experts in the field, and tionary not only will verify synonyms, when you can’t librarians, and you can find your librarian can also Mr. Fessiwig and John psyehqlrigy at Kulztown State College in Pennsylvania, by Richard Simmons (Warner, $14.95) has been listed in the 1982 edition of “Who's Who Among 4 THE BEVERLY HILLS DIET that Scrabble word’s remember another lyord in it the key to a wealth of guide you to the periodicals Greene (with visor) . American Library Association by Judy Mazel (Macmillan. $10.95) existence, it also will help for "forget,” Or perhaps local information and containing these reviews. plays Bob Cratchit In Students in American Universities and Colleges " 5. A SOLUTION TO RIDDLE DYSLEXIA you spell, pronounce, the poet in the house can the St. Bridget School Mr: by H.N. Levinson (Springer-Verlag, $24.80) divide and interpret it. good dictionary is really a guide planting, today's use a rhyming dictionary musical version of This year he has been an off-campus representative to 6. COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL , almanac has become an Some even will give its mini-encyclopedia. to find a word that rhymes Get the inside story Charles Dickens’ “A the student government board and public relations com­ by Carole Jackson (Ballantine. $8.95) history. The dictionary The almanac, another exceptional cbmpedium of with “bananas.” 'The Christmas Carol.” The mittee chairman for the organization. He also serves on 7. YOU CAN NEGOTIATE ANYTHING contains more than just kind of mini-encyclopedia, the most up-to-date facts public speaker may want a Jack Anderson tells the inside story in “Washington the college’s calendar and retention committees. by Herb Cohen (Lyle Stuart. $12) words — a good one in­ has been around for cen­ and figures on every |im- dictionary of famous Merry-Go-Round” —■ every day on the opinion page of play was performed 8. MISS PIGGY'S GUIDE TO LIFE cludes illustrations, turies. Originally published aginable subject. Most are quotations for all oc­ The Herald. Friday at the school ' i As a freshman he represented the college powerlifting by Miss Piggy as told to Henry Beard (Knopf, $12.95) auditorium and Sunday, team in state competition at the 132 pound cla.ss. He is 9. LIVING ALONE AND LIKING IT biographical sketches of to serve as a guide to the inexpensive paperbacks, casions. •'/ at 6:30 p.m. Proceeds also on the campus beautification committee and has by Lynn Shahan (Stratford Press, $ 10.95) famous people, tables and natural world, using the often sold in grocery Your doctor's instruc­ Guide to weekend events 10. COSMOS charts and geographical in­ calendar and the stores. tions can be clarified in a will be donated to the served as a resident assistant and hall council represen­ by Carl Sagan (Random House, $19.95) formation under place movements of the planets But the granddad of all guide , to family health, "The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of Catholic - Needy tative and helped to organize an intramural frisbee (NEWSPAPER ENTERPHISE ASSN) names. With its countless to chart the seasons, reference books remains while a com pedium on “where to go and what to do,” every Friday in the. Schools Fund during program. capsules of information, a predict the weather and the encyclopedia. It is a drugs will warn, of any side Focus/Weekend Section. the annual telethon, which will be held Jan. 30 and 31. 0 Yankee Traveler Herald photo by Cody Duke on honor roll

■MTtV Daniella Duke of 599 Porter St. has-been named to the honor roll for the fall term at Kingswood-Oxford School Tips to relax ' ^ ■ in West Hartford. E News for senior citizens Got a Manchester news tip? If you have a news tip or story idea in Manchester, contact City Editor Alex Girelli at The Manchester this weekend Herald, telephone 643-2711.

!EAf Sfitf £$&££»£» By Eve F. Wahrsager At the Shakespeare Theater in Strat­ Dance, tea, clinic set C ALA Auto anij Travel Club ford, Conn., enjoy a performance of one S LITTLE ANDREW of America’s best and longest running P d t L u c k & WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPI) - After musicals, "A Chorus Line." By Joe Deminico prevention and warning square dancing. The setback scores for all the excitement of the holidays, the It’s a heartwarming and dramatic Activities Specialist signs of stroke or know of this past Friday were: Sam FRIENDS ALA Auto and Travel Club suggests treat. You’ll walk out singing and dan­ was never r r t e l Senior Citizen Center anybody who has had a Also, there are still a few Schors, 129; Floyd Post, S35-BURNSIDE AVE., E. HTFD. some relaxing tips for the weekend after cing. Performance times are Saturday, stroke in the past and openings for our eight ball 126; Bob Aheam, 126; Sue Season’s Greetings! I Christmas. Dec. 26, at 5 p:m. and 9 p.m. Tickets would like some help, tourney coming up the Horvath, 125; Merle Good Used Children’s Clothes would like to remind all Take in a moonlight torch parade on range from $16 to $21. Call (203) 378-7321 please contact Debbie week of Jan. 4, so if you Dewart, 122; Mina seniors to our up and com­ on Consignment Basis skis in New Hampshire, drama in for details. w ' Cobleigh at 643-5151. would like to participate Reuther, 120; Arvid Peter­ ing New Y ear’s dance (Sizes: Newborn -—10) Connecticut, dance in Rhode Island and At the Long Wharf Theater in New A reminder to all about but have not yet signed up, son, 119 and Renie Highbie, scheduled for Wednesday, OPEN TUE8-SATlb-3 -'1 wassail in Massachusetts. Haven, Conn., catch Arthur Miller’s "A our bus route and the please do so. . 117. Dec. 30 beginning at 7:30 Both spectators and skiers are invited View from the Bridge,” Show times are procedure to be followed in 528-8668 iBanrlTrstrr to join the Black and Blue Trail Saturday, Dec. 26, at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. p.m. We will have door case of snow storms. Our. YfiS XerBS KX !EA £« £ « CfiS Smashers Ski Club (one of the oldest in and Sunday, Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 prizes, refreshments and bus will follow the same Ifrralft the country) in Waterville Valley, N.H., p.m. at the Main Stage, D music to dance to, by none schedule as the public for a nighttime ski delight on Dec. 27 at 6 Playing at Long Wharf’s Second stage other than Lou Joubert. school buses. If school is p.m. is a new work by John Hopkins, “This All of this for the dona­ closed, our bus will not run Participants ski down the slopes Story of Yours,” an emotional drama tion of $2. So make a point because of the driving con­ holding torches. Not only do the skiers revolving around a policeman and a to attend and ring in the ditions. So please listen to Sfuitas manage to stay upright, but they ski in prisoner. Performances qrg at 4:15 p.m. New Year with all of us the radio in the morning to 1 formations and fancy patterns. It should and 8:15 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 26, and here at the center. find out if our bus will be be a pretty sight in the darkness. Call at 2:15 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. on Sunday, Remember the tea that running. Even sm^ll businessmen (603 ) 236-8311 for more information. Dec. 27. Call (203 ) 7874287 for details. the seniors have scheduled Also, remember we will Skiers are charged a small entry fee to, for our new director, not be having meals during benefit the ski club. Everyone’s favorite ballet, “The Nut­ Jeanette Cave, on Jan. 6. If the school vacation from have cash flow problems cracker,” will help restore your you wish to help out with Wednesday, Dec. 24th L y shattered calm. The Festival Ballet of the arrangements, please through Jan. 5th. Meals Rhode Island will peform this holiday contact Kay or Russ will begin on’^Ved. Jan. 6th. 2 classic at the Ocean State Performing Nettleton at 646-1493. Incidentally, because of Arts Center in Providence on Saturday, Also, coming up on Jan. Christmas, the building Your newspaper carrier depends on Dec. 26, at 6:30 p.m. and again on Sun­ 7, we will be having a will be closed on Friday, What about day, Dec. 27, at 2:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. And gift giving was never easier... representative here at the Dec. 25. By the way, if you ^ s s s s . his collections each week to pay his 'Tickets are available for all perfor; center explaining to us a wish to have a Christmas bill, whether or not he has received mances. Prices are $9, $7 and $5. Call ...but you'(d better hurry! You only have until little about weatherization. dinner or know anyone in (401) 421-9075 for more information. your sleigh and follow the better way. We guaran­ Incidentally, they will be need of a meal on Christ­ pet's gift? December 31 to get your Wearever or Corning tee you’ll end up at a Heritage Savings' office. having free weatherization mas, please contact the payment from his customers. When Visit one of the only castles in New Kitchenware gift, free or at substantial discounts, kits for all that attend. Human Services Dept, at ALL Also, we will be having a he doesn't get paid, he has to dip 2 England. The Hammond Castle Museum when you make the required deposit to any quali­ 647-3096. OaV "Ho-mmjo-time' Money 0ACK Cunlinued from pafze 1.3 in Gloucester, Mass., is an awe inspiring fying certificate or savings account. Use the gift speaker by the name of Another reminder: final GV^APANTee OF YOUFs 5ATISFACTJCN into his pocket to make up the building. Inventor John Hammond built John Salcius from the tryouts for our annual She also said the chewy bones you his retreat to resemble a medieval fan­ for your own kitchen or give it to a friend or Health Dept, to explain a variety show are scheduled JUST A FEW eXAMPteS: ■fHcP ?RltE OUR PRICE difference. buy in stores or pet shops are good tasy, relative. Either way, it will certainly/add a little little about hypothermia for Jan. 17 here at the -$ 29.90 but cautioned never to give the dog a Generol Electric Food Processor, foctory serviced and guaranteed, with factory rebote 5 7 1.93- During December, Sunday visitor's to (loss of body heat) and its center. 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Love Seat, Contemporary Design, Fine Tapestry Upholstered businessman from going under If- several in the area, and maybe a gift Toro Line Trimmer, Peckorgeoble, Automatic Line Feed, factory serviced and guaranteed 49.95- - 29.97 carols will waft through the air. recipes too! Dr. Henry Rosenberg with order of cookbooks is final­ certificate for a check up and Adult size Sleeping Bogs, 3 3 ” x 7 5 ” , 3 lb. All Nylon Top ond Lining, Polyfilled 1* .93- - 9.90 Tours of the castle and its fabulous art us to explain to all the ly in, so stop by the center 1.':.95- - 9.90 you pay your carrier needed shots would be a kind gift to To help make Heavy Duty Nylon Tear Drop Backpacks, Podded Straps, 2-woy Vfeotherstripped 7ipper collection are offered weekends through seniors about dental care and pick one up and put it Aluminum Fra,ne Backpacks, 6 pocket, Waterproof Nylon Czlord, podded straps. 14.95- - 19.90 give. (But don’t expect a thank you everybody’s holiday & l/Hin .issexiation when he calls to collect. Thank you. December. On Saturdays, tours arc which will include brushing to good use for the Aluminum Frame Child Carrier, detocl.oble seot pock witli 2 side pockets, Nylon Podded Straps 24 .45- - 14 .90 note from Fluffy). All dogs six a little tastier, Mary 22.95 - - 12.90 given from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sun­ Since m i techniques and nutrition. holidays. Remember, all Millers Polls Heavy Duty Soldering K its, gun, tips, solder, carrying cose, Professional quality- months old or older must be licensed 6 4 .00 - - 39.40 days from 1 p;m. to 4 p.m. Call 617) 283- Schubert, noted So make a point to stop by the recipes are written by Oriental design Rugs, 100'# Woven Clefir\ Approz. i ’x 6 ’ size, assorted authentic potterns each summer, so that’s another Oriental design Rugs, 100*1 'Woven Olefin, Approz. 4 'z 3' size, ossorted authentic patterns 119.00 - - 69.90 7673 for more details. 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Airtight, Fo.-icy Chrome Trim ond Top 24 9.4S— • 114.90 your little canary or parakeet, there get your free recipes, just stop by the Heritage of­ North Manchester, corner Main & Hudson Sts., 6470568 scheduled for Feb. 1. active member, Kay Manchester Conn are very fancy cages, a battery- fice nearest your home. Glastonbury: Moneymarket In Frank’s Supermarket, . Please take advantage of Fox Run Mall, 633-7655 Nettleton was not feeling GLORibus'u.COII- HARTFORD RD. & PINE ST., MARCH. operated bird shower bath, records this free service and have well. We hope that you will to train your parakeet how to talk, Personal advice Remember, you only have until December 31 to Tolland: Ri. 195, Vi mile south of 1-86 Exit 99, 872-7387 your eyes checked out. South Windsor 29 Oakland Rd., 644-2484 be feeling better in the [MPORIUM OPEN WED. 10-5 jungle gyms, perch pals and a Abigail Van Buren offers personal ad­ get your free gifts and free recipes. So get out I received another memo near future. myriad of little toys. Covantry: Route 31, 742-7321 I d vice daily in one of America’s best-read ' from the Stroke Club the A reminder to all round As you can see, Christmas isn't columns, ‘‘Dear Abby,” in The ; other day concerning their dancers that there will be 1 THURSDAY 10-5 647-9946 just for people. I upcoming meetings. If you i Manchester Herald's Focus section. no round dancing on Dec. cflnsTm s bin - oroi s h . l o - s I wish to learn about the 30, however, there will be aosoi .' V' 16 — THE HERALD, Tues..iPec. 22, 1981

THE HEftALD. Tues.. Dec. 22, 1981 t- 17 Film hits seamy TV

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Irene Vacation traditionally have treated mlna.) long, music-filled Christmas Dunne. A couple adopts a child after . their baby dies in an attempt to find newspapermen and newspapers with kid QD Or. Scott On Habrawa (Contln- special, JOHN DENVER AND M a From Daytime) f^pplnsss. (2 hrs., 5 1 mins.) gloves, perhaps out of fear of retribution. ® Sporta Now Firat compiete THE MUPPETS-A CHRIST­ GD Joe Franklin Show t aporta report ol the day'a aporta MAS TOGETHER, airing on ® ESPN’s SportsForum (R) Values changing In serious dramas, editors and Benny Hill Show ■RtTATI 04 IXIT Se tILVIR LANI newsmen aren’t untarnished upholders featuring Jane Fonda; and 'Buddy, Top Rank Boxing From Atlantic 2 ) Newsdesk Aninety-minutenews 1:00 ■AST HARTFORD 068-8410 decorated with red and green chains Mr. GlaeSer's western civiiization Vanderbuilt family, included an was the Temple of Dundur. An en­ Cathedral, a fine example of Gothic Buddy,' a comedy reuniting Jack final. GD Super Pay Cards ■ARQAIN M ATINII DAILY travel down a few blocks to the of the truth, i.e., Tony Curtis as the Lemmon and Walter Matthau. FIRST SHOW ONLY 02.00 and the door is wrapped like a big class set out for New York City at 8 abundance of religious artifacts, tire wing was needed to house the BretMaverlck Maverick gels dZl ABC Captioned News (3$ Best Of The NFL 1975 Dallas Guggenheim Museum or remain at architecture. Inside were sculp- gossip monger in “ Sweet Smell of ® Entertainment Tonight 12:00 Cowboysand 1976WorldChampion present, complete with red bow. p.m. on Dec. II. Luckily the seven (SZ) Over Easy Quest; Actress it from all sides when he wine a feisty a sarcophagus, and beautifully magnificent reconstructed original the Met. Most everyone in the class turees of saints, more stained glass Success.” bhinese girl in a card game and is 3) CBS Lata Movia Alice: The ^k la n d Raiders Highlights (R) By this time everyone is looking members of the class and two detailed examples of stained glass Mercedes McCambridge. Hosts: Failure' When Alice finds a holdup (2) People Tonight An hour of temple. Unfortunately, a portion of chose the former, while two windows and a beautiful altar. The Now comes “ Absence of Malice” Mary M artin and Jim Hartz'. hounded by friendly journalist Mary forward to a good old-fashioned, fun- chaperones were able to squeeze Lou, the local madam, and militant note, lost during the morning rush at personality news, interviews and from that time period. The design of the Egyptian wing was closed off to colleagues and I chose the latter. visit was short but quite impressive. starring Sally Field as a careless, am­ (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) Mel's Diner, she tips off the police to rj^yiews. filled vacation. into two sub-compacts with little 7:20 'feminists.'(60 mins.) the building and the authentic music the public. Still, these three exhibits 1 'Was told, the Guggenheim, After ward we were given a few bitious investigative reporter looking for PAUL NEWMAN ISMSS Odyssey .'Some Women of stakeout the bank across the otreet. (SI EntertaInmentTonIght This is what seniors have been difficulty. gave the impression of Medieval (SI) Daily Numbers Marrakech' Filmed by an all-woman (Repeat) McCloud; 'The Concrete 1:05 contained some of the finest collec­ though much smaller than the Met, hours to dine and do some shopping. personal aggrandizement rather than an 7:30 JungleCaper'McCloudassumesthe (3) Adam 12 dreaming of since the beginning of Our first step was the Cloisters ... innocent victim CollegeBasketballUniversityof crew, this program provides an 'times. tions in the world. contained many fascinating and out Some of us whom seldom travel to honest storyi And, worse, a stupid editor CD unusually intimate glimpse into the identity ol a heroin dealertoinfiltrale 1:10 the year! Museum located in upper Manhat­ The highlight of the visit came Connecticut vs University of lives of several Moroccan women international drug ring. (Repeat) & USAF Religious Film After a quick lunch at the Met of the ordinary works of art. Unlike the city, wanted to visit some of the looking for ,a circulation builder. four editorials which attacked our Maaeachuaetts Carol Burnett And Friends 1:30 Hopefully, everyone will return in tan, overlooking the Hudson River. when we entered the tapestries GpjMlInThe Family who share their feelings about cafe, the class disbanded. Each per­ the Met, this museum dealt Stric! ly famous landmarks. Unfortunately, ’Their victim is the innocent son of a ' friendship, family and religion. (60 S Racing From Roosevelt ^ Love American Style movie, including one in the New York D S O You Asked For It 1982 (? ? !!) relaxed and refreshed — The Cloisters, a division of the room. This room included six im­ son had the opportunity to concen­ mins.) leeway IS Twilight Zone with contemporary pieces of art we hadn't enough time. mobster played by Paul Newman. Times. D Family Feud ® This Week In The NBA (R) 1:35 just in time for final exams!. Metropbiitan Museum, contains mense tapestries and a smaller one (D EntertaInmentTonIghtHosts; > 9:30 trate on his own area of interest. from such famous artists as Van The ride home was not long, but For the first time in recent memory, a “ I ’m happy to say our reviews'Hiave (X) ® Too Close For ^ m f o r t A ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews (X) Charlie Rose Show Oh weJLhave a Merry Christmas Medieval art works. depicting the story of the hunt of the Popular exhibits included the pm Hailick, Dixie Whatley and Ron Gogh, Cezanne, Picasso and many we were all glad the next day was a motion picture tackles the seamy side of been good. Very good. But then crul gnc ren. A visit with Melba Moore. riotous family squabble er^upts after and.;a-^Iap^ New Year. The museum, financed by the sacred unicorn. (In Medieval times American wing where furnishings, others. Saturday and we would have a Jackie and Sqra lose all their newspaper editorial rooms and there has aren’t exactly in the mainstream of 1081 American Bodybuilding furnituratotheformertenani'ssister: the unicorn was a symbol of Christ). paintings, sketches and advertising Back at the Met, I headed for the chance to rest up. been some outcry from the press. hampldnahlpa Greg Lewis hosts and the spunky beauties’decision to newspapers.’ ihisaportsspecialtapedatCaesar's Fortunateiy, all members of our from eariy America were displayed. European paintings hall to observe The class would like to thank “ But not as much as we expected,” Palace In Las Vegas where top find a new place throws Henry into a m . MiWMMI Pollack, a big, personable man, panic. (Repeat) class had previous knowledge of this The French and English Period bodybuilders compete for the 'Mr. .g t a C r ^ School WorU; Dutch and Flemish works of art. I Mrs. Glaeser for arranging this trip, said director Sydney Pollack, who also withdrew a folder from a file cabinet in ^ 10:00 fable, thus we had no difficulty in Universe' title. Rooms were decorated with was particularly interested in the and Mr. Korbusieski for his time directed ‘"Three Days of the Condor” his Burbank Studios office. It contained ® City That Forgot About ^ ^w s skiBfmu) recognizing certain detailed (D ® Hart To Hart The Hart's E Christmas Animated specialwhich chandeliers, exquisite furniture and works of Rembrandt and Van Dyck, and transportation. E veryone and ‘"They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?” part of his research for his film. Christmas spirit is spiked with Cinema r ^oolcL II ke to wiaK^oic L patterns. tells the story of a town that lost its fine crystal from 18th century and was very pleased to see that the enjoyed this trip and felt it was a “ If we’d made this picture about “ The press does make mistakes, l(»e of the Christmas spirit. burglary, mayhem and murder when After the Cloisters, we went to the homes. museum had a large collection of worthwhile supplement which added (S i CNN Sports A report on what's theygoundercoverat Jonathan's toy 111% ' •• politicians, cops or big buiness, no one sometimes purposely. Look at the Janet company to stop a deadly industrial Metropolitan Museum of Art in A gigantic Italian Christmas tree both. happened and what's ahead in a new diminsion that is not ob­ would have been offended. But until Cook case, the phony Pulitzer Prize sp^orts. esplonageplotthatcouldputhimout downtown Manhattan, where we of business. (Repeat; 60 mins.) " malice had numerous porcelain angels Around 5 p.m. we reassembled tainable solely through textbook recently, everyone has been convinced story about a kid drug addict, the ® |A A .8 .H . Absence of Malice 1, 3:10, spent the major portion of the day. . 0 (£ D MacNeil-Lehrer Report |^<^d-Captioned; U.S.A.) hanging from its branches in the and went to see Saint Patrick's study. — R.J.F. there is no such thing as bad reporters. Washington Post Blair House bugging ( 8 ) 0 Flamingo Road Lane and G in f iiia — 5:20, 7:35, 9:,50. - Reds The late morning found us viewing Hockey Detroit vs Whalers Middle Ages Hall. The display in­ ‘"The press is very thin skinned. and the Michael Daly IRA killings story 7:50 Lute-Mae are at odds over how to NewfiYork. New York 7:30. 1:45, 8..— Ragtime 1:15, the ancient Egyptian, Greek and (S) Television Tonight Preview on handle Tony, who ha8,borrowed cluded a creche with all the figures However, we didn’t get as much negative in the New York Daily News that proved money from the club to finance his C inrniii City Heartbeeps 4:15, 7:15,10:10.-P en n ies Roman exhibits. Greek pottery and the beat bets for televiewing that of Christmas. ' feedback as we expected. ’There were untrue. night. gambling losses; and Eudo^a is 7, 9. — Heartland 7:30, from Heaven 1:15, 3:25, C Roman sculpture were seen, but the discharged from the hospital atter A mid-afternoon meeting gave us ^ 8:00 9:30, Woman Next Door 5:30, 7:45, 10. — Ghost • D PM Magazine her bout with alcohol and.drugs. (60 lAGjlIiDIE highiight of the Egyptian exhibit the opportunity to decide whether to Story 1, 3:15, 5:25, 7:40, 10. (D Simon And Simon A. J. and Rick mins.) 7:45, 9:45. — Andy Alumni reunion (2) rFraamsn Reports A one hour M uiiolifstcr - travel to Mexico to find a young girl national call-in. in-depth talk show Warhol’s Frenkenstelii who is believed to have been 7:15, 9:15. I'.A Tlu-alers East — The Verplanck Chapter of the National Honor Society will hold kid n a p p e d by her fa th e r, an with a live audience. explosives expert in California. (60 S3 Movia-(Drama) — “ TIraFox" C ini'Kiiiilio — Adam’s Sharky’s Machine 7:10, its annual alumni reunion on Jan. 5, from 2:30-4 p.m. The reunion is Sturbrldge offers 1968mDB ivierKier uuiiea,Dullea, aanoySandy uennisDennis R iu o .on „.O h T l-n U n — Ballet applauded rninaj Sensilivesloryoftherelationshipof »-3(), W ith The Harvey 9:30. — High Anxiety 7:15, . for members of the National Honor Society who have graduated in CD® John Denver And The f p C / M H T A l GUCUa SUCSSKD the past three years. Muppets* Christmas John Denver twoleabiansandthemanwhoentera Girls 9:25. with Silent Movie 9:15. — On Saturday, Dec. 12, the Univer­ impressive in the ballet. Also very boats this Christmas special as he theirlives. (2 hrs.) (Colonial — When Buddy Buddy 7:30, 9:15. sity of Connecticut presented the effective is the use of special Traditionally, this reunion offers the chance for Honor Society teamsupwithKermit.FozzyandMisa ® Connecticut Prime Tima members to meet with former classmates as well as acquain­ Piggy in a holiday tribute to the ® independent Network Nawa., Taekwondo Strikes, with classic ballet “ The Nutcracker.” effects.. When Clara wakes from her holiday activities IfiZ) Inalda Story Special EditloTn tances from Manchester High School. Yuletide season. (Repeat; 60 The Tatooed Hit Man from A'ernon The exceptional talent and fine sleep, the candles shake mysterious­ mins.) ‘Eye of the Beholder' This special focuses on the pressures that 6:30. .Ciiie 1 Si 2 — Stir Crazy organization of the Connecticut ly and the tree grows magically. Present members will attempt to contact those former members (D Movie-(Drama) **• "The Homecoming" 1073 Cyril Cusack, groups such as the Coalition for KoHt Hartford Ballet Company made the produc­ who are interested. STURBRIDGE — From the day after BetterTelevision are bringing upon 7:15, with Stripes 9:10. — The costumes play a.great part in scented flower potpourri, making a sim­ Ian Holm. A man brings his wife home (xinrma One — Will tion excellent. Refreshments will be served. Christmas through the day before New to hia widowed father, h1a younger network programmers, and their Nice Dreams 7:20, with Up HOLLOA ER the ballet. In the next scene, rotund, ple stiched book, spinning and carding brothers and uncle who make up a threat to boycott specific Reopen Christmas Day. The story of the Nutcracker Year’s, Old Sturbridge Village will offer advertisers. (60 mins.) in Smoke 9. brown furry mice scamper across wool, and block printing and reverse strange bachelor household where "'oor Richards — The TtCHNcOiO**- begins at the home of Dr. and Frau 21 special participatory activities and carping, insults and recriminations 10:15 Williinanlio the stage. They dance amusingly glass painting, a materials fee of $2.25 are the dally routine. (2 hra., 30 Flamingo Road (Joined In Rose 9:30. Silberhaus who are giving a Christ­ programs giving adults and families Prograaa) J u 11 H o n .Square around the stage in circles as the will be charged. ins.) Showcase Cinema — Cinema — Neighbors 7:20, mas party. Their young son, Fritz, ideas about life in rural New England 150 D ^ L Game Of The Week ^ 10:30 large animals try to steal the nut­ CO American LIfaetylas Cliff Neighbors 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, years ago. The assorted slide talks, thematic S 9:20.-T-Ghost Story 7, 9:10. receives a toy mouse, and their cracker from the young girl. Business dept, t Cal Father Murphy Murphy and Robertson narrates the story of 7:30, 9:30, — Taps 1:45, walking tours and participatory ac­ daughter Clara receives a miniature ’The programs, called Explorations, Mae are upset at first, when'the genius George Eastman, the man — Sharky’s Machine 7:10, Alter each character is finished tivities are scheduled through the day so , delightfully demented son of Gold who changed photography from the 4:30, 7:20, 9:55.-R o llo v e r nutcracker from their uncle, Herr are free to visitors with their admission 9:30. — Time Bandits 7, performing for Clara, it is time for that visitors can spend a portion of their Hill's original owner returns tolay 2, 4” 45, 7:30, 9:55. - 9:20. Drosselmier. Clara joyfully accepts fee. ’They range from a Punch-and Judy claim to the school. (60 mins.) the dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy time in one or more special programs the gift and the toy quickly becofnes puppet show to storytelling to old- Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) and the Cavalier'. ’This is the grand offers new course and the balance of their visit talking with (S) P rlm enew a-120 S a te llite her most cherished gift. fashioned games and amusements to a reports from around the nation and pas de deux of the ballet. The historically dressed householders and ar­ Lajer that evening, awakened by listening tour of the living history the world. Major events of the day Youth Services audience is captivated as the two tisans and exploring the old' houses, ^vered. strange noises, Clara discovers that center’s 1830s organ. l8)Movle-(Comedy) ** " Aak Any TAPS, perform a series of spins and twirls, Next fall a new .business course telephone-answering skills. craftsshops and historical landscape of a • Vt huge mice are invading her room, leaps and bounds, each dancer Instruction for the class will For' participatory activities, entitled Girl" 1956 ShirleyMacLaine,David Look For The will be added to the MHS nearly vanished way of life. Hot meals Niven. A girl arrives in New York and she rushes to the tree to protect Crafts-at-Close Range, which include ' 19B 1 TWtNTlETM yi perfectly in time with the other. The curriculum. Emil Ostrowski, emphasize filing, shorthand and and snacks are available at the village looking foracareerandahusband. (2 CENTUflV-fO« H sfii ir her beloved nutcracker. Miraculous two figures float together, each typing skills. Students will be taught fireplace cooking, making an herb and department head and his colleagues tavern’. Coamoa 'Who,Speaks for 2 opens MHS office things begin to happen as the nut­ graceful movement in unison with have planned a new course entitled how to prepare resumes, letters of Earth?' Host Carl Sagan reviews the cracker grows to iife size and with a the classical score of Tchaikovsky. The Office. application and personal portfolios. major themes covered in 'Cosmos' and ends with some cautionary troop of toy soldiers engages in a The audience hums the familiar Participants in the class will work “BINGO BUGS’’ SIEVE M ARIIN in The Office will meet five periods This past October, the Youth Ser­ year. These volunteers spend their battle against the mice. Questions and answers wamlngsaboutthefutureofmankind. piece as they watch the magic of the per week and try to simulate a in a rotating situation. Each person vice Bureau of Manchester opened an time doing simpie activites, such as The evil mouse king defeats the Sugar Plum Fairy and the Cavalier. realistic office setting. Students will will have his or her particular job office at Manchester High School to baking cookies or taking walks with nutcracker’s army, but Clara saves “Pennies and will learn importance of that job get in touch with the main Youth the youngsters. The Connecticut Ballet Company learn by doing and will rely only on them by hurling her slipper at the books as a supplement. in the working of the office. / “Bingo Bugs’" will be appearing dally In Services Office during scliooi=hours. Other functions of the Bureau in­ performed beautifully. Each dancer king. The spell is broken, and the The students will develop word- Guest speakers from different Actors' roles aren't real Unfortunately, not too many peo­ clude a youth employment service nutcracker is transformed into a captured the different flavor of each ple realize there is a office at scene, from the Waltz of the flowers processing skills, using the school’s professions will be invited to discuss The Herald. Just look for the “bug” with Heaven* 2 and a Shelter Care Emergenccy handsome prince. He then travels Pet micro-computer. In the future, the skills needed for their jobs. starring BERNADEUE PETERS M.H.S. or even what Youth Services Housing Program. The organization to the Chinese and Russian dances. DEAR DICK: On “ Little DEAR DICK: Why don’t had already lost 104 CHERYL ELMORE, P'ieru, with Clara to the King of Sweets MHS plans to purchase additional ■I'he goals of The Office are to is all about. also provides immediate counseling The entire production was very House on the Prairie,” we see more Harrison pounds. Ind. where they meet such magical equipment to prepare the students provide an industrious environment a number in each ad; If you have It, mark Recently, we talked to Carol to local youth, monitors truancy entertaining, filled with talented May Ingalls went blind. Ford movies on TV? He’s a characters as the Snow Queen, the for today’s business. ' for students and to establish skills DEAR DICK: I am a fan M olum phy, an assistant co ­ cases and works as a go-between for professional dancers, colorful Did she really go blind or is super actor. UNSIGNED, DEAR READER: Yes, Dew Drop Fairies', and a Marzipan Ostrowski hopes that when the needed by most people who plan to o f T om Selleck — it off with an X on Your “Bingo Card.” ordinator of the program, who the schools and the police. costumes and beautiful music. ’The just part of the show? West Palm Beach, Fla. your mother is right. It Sheperdess with her two Iambs. renovations are finished the enter the business world. described the bureau to us. ballet was highly successful with the SUSAN FILMQRE, “ Magnum P .I.” —and I ’ve was Glynnis. In addition to the Youth Services As the first scene opens, it is classroom will have a working at­ The Office will be offered, first DEAR READER: noticed that he always has Youth Services is a town agency Bureau, there is a Youth Service Ad­ audience. The applause rang Albuquerque, N.M. Mark off all numbers on your card and GHOST snowing on Christmas Eve. The mosphere. Partitions will be added semester only, to any 11th or 12th Primarily because most of a small, round Band-Aid on DEAR DICK: On the funded by the Board of Education. It visory Board, comprised of people; throughout the auditorium, and this house of the Silberhaus family is to separate the room into small grader who has had Typing I. ’The DEAR DICK: 1 am his movies — “ Star Wars” his left shoulder. Can you new “ You Asked for It,” was begun as a joint effort of the including several high school fine company deserved every bit. STORY decorated for the festivities with work cubicles. An inter-office phone course, however, will be limited to curious abqut Tom Selleck, and the rest — are con­ tell me what it is for? with Rich Little, he said you have won our Weekly *100 Award! Manchester Public School System students, who are concerned with J.N. lighted candles . and a Christmas system will be set up to improve 24 students. — Karen Cosgrove who plays “ Magnum, P.I.” trolled by a company that LINDA GRIBBLE, that Jack Smith was the and the Manchester Police Depart­ youth needs. This board meets six tree. This pretty scenery is the most Is he really a private in­ feels they ca: make more Hollywood, Fla. person who had the ment in 1967. times yearly to discuss areas where vestigator? GLENDA money not releasing them original program. I seem The office has been housed in service could be improved, con­ . A»/o r w flN r h D6LLV,ij w o u l b n Y v o o l i k e BAYS, Princeton, Ind. to TV. DEAR READER: It’s to remember a grey-haired several cj^iffgrent buildings since its tinued or terminated. <»Nt> rM AT80««»S A NItE REOTRVtVCLE^ w H A T E V e ,R W O O U i ) not a Band-Aid. It’s sup­ conception, but today it is located at man by the name of Baker. IF YOU ARE A WINNER HSW staff t ^ 'W trH DEAR READER: Don’t posed to be a scar left over Lincoln Center, with branches at the INNER P«NTS, DEAR DICK: I would Would you please let me The office at MHS is manned sole­ iiim take your TV ail that from ■ a bullet wound junior highs and high school. The ... AND A PLAX rEA5ET, like to know if Lulu Roman know? ROBERT WILSON, call The Herald lh "n e x Dublfshin^ h Published durlhfl the week, JOHN BELUSHI ly by student volunteers during their seriously. Actors are ac­ Magnum supposedly director of the program is Bob and Kenny Price of “ Hee Roseburg, Ore. verify your card. Ih "he evem o U e ''o ^ v 'r ® free classes. These young people Jamie Merisotis ... Editor-in-chief HKNDPAlf/TEJ>,. .. AND T. tors, and that means they received in Vietnam. between 9 and 10 A.M. the following! h i - winners calling DAN AYKROYD Digan. Haw” are husband and answer the phone, run errands an Linda Weiss...... Co-Editor wflNT VIDEO/i^fSSW-A'MARTlA^ are people hired to play the the prize. ® day will be eligible for The Youth Services Bureau spon­ wife. D. L E W A N ^ m a r, DEAR DICK: Who was DEAR READER; You provide information to teens who Melissa Beisley ...... ; Co-Editor . A N I S . . . ------, -g * part of somebody else — Mo. are right. Art Baker was sors various youth-oriented want tq get in touch with the central Bob Fitzgerald...... News Editor AND- the good old kids’ game of the girl who played the M L THE DETAILS WILL programs. For example, PALS, a next-door neighbor of John the original host of “ You Neighbors office. Jennifer Nelson .. Feature Editor make-believe. Melissa Sue , DEAR READER: No- BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE big brother - big sister program, Travolta in the movie ‘"The Asked for It,” and was in If you ^ e interestfed in helping out Vito Addabbo ...... Sports Editor Anderson, who plays Mary, Lulu and Kenny are un­ A Comic-Nightmare allows high school and college Boy in the Plastic charge of that show during in the offme of this-program, please Shelby Strano...... Photo Editor did not go blind, and Tom related, except by size. students to work with younger Bubble” ? I say it was Lin­ the first eight years of Us EVERY THURSDAY! [ R l ‘33h stop by room 250 to sign up. - Debby John Dubiel ...... Art Editor Selleck, who plays That may change, too, children for a period of about one da Blair and my mother run, from 1950 to 19.58. Jack CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR Jezouit and Tania Gembala Zane Vaughan...... Adviser Magnum, has never been a because LuLu is on a crash says it was Glynnis O’Con­ Smith took over for one “BINGO BUGS” INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE CALLTHEATRE . pri.vate Investigator. diet. At last weigh-in, she nor Arp pifhnr nf ,iq rip h t'^ final year. FOR SCREEN TIMES 18 - THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 22. 1981 — 19 Annie — Leonard Starr Region £ > THE WORST KINO/6H(X)TIN’ I . ™ MHIE~.0LP MRS. o a o iE . Area towns 6/MPBUR6LAR WAKES'/’ CARSON PRESSeP HEB REWEL Crossword Astro-graph FEEL fiO/tTYAFTERHABO,' HEMITUHE BUZZER AH’ SENT Highlights Andoyei SOMETIMES-FOB HOURS! MISS BEWEL SENT ME 'lOU? Bolton /Coventry OVERT' CH£CRl5NHER..^ D«c«mb«r 23,1901 GEMINI (May 21-Jime 20) Dan ACROSS 42 Waite cloth Answer to Previoui Punia This coming year you should be Cupid tends to favor you today 43 Former nuclear R 8 M able to bring to fruition ven­ In matters of the heart. You 1 Charitable or­ agency (abbr.) w L m A M 1 S l E J t t l E tures or projMts which thus far should be lucky in love as w^i ganization 45 Embers 5 3 Pay raises approved T 0 1 3 L IT N have seemed to be unproduc­ as fortunate in other areas. (abbr.) 48 Pillow t i A H i T Y A ^ 8 tive. Don't give up on your CANCER (June 21-July 22) 5 Deuce 52 Buckeye State \L S 3 B A L LI EAST H AR TFO RD — The Board of Education, at dreams. Changes are in the off­ This should be a very produc­ 8 Loud cry 53 Scatter [I a 7 TT r l 0 A L i L I its meeting Monday night, approved an 8.7 percent ing which will make this possi­ tive day. because the busier 12 Actor Sharif 54 Scandinavian 3 LI 1 L E M E N ■ r f j F i n n ble. you are the happier you'll be. 13 Pronoun capital 3 pay increase for teachers and a policy that will B N E N D p ] n n n CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Take pride in each of your 14 Animal waste 55 Loosen E allow school officials to suspend a student who U.S. cuts Focus your efforts on secret 8 £ L E D □ B B tasks and you'll be amazed at chemical 56 Cooling N A refuses to give identification on a teacher’s ambitions you've been hoping what you can accomplish. J. 15 Abominable beverage 5 T 8 A h TT a ] to fulfill. Conditions are starling LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're 1 request. snowman 57 Nothing (Fr.) t R E D |W 1 t to shift in your favor. Predic­ I! The East Hartford Education Association ap­ the one others are likely to turn Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 16 Type of poem 58 Sonnet. T E R [T tions of what's in store for you Cl A E R A 1 ] to today to get things orga­ 17 Lawless 56 Das Vaterland E A T proved the wage pact last week. The agreement in each season following your ( x £ E Y J l nized properly. You'll thrive on crowd (abbr.) birth date and where your luck was reached after mediators were called in last complicated situations and 1 18 Resembling 19 Eject 37 Organs of will delay and opportunities lie are in 60 To beJ I(Lat.) make them run like a fine MAV ’TfeS.M'MTHIWKIWeOF Bl/r THI6 16 month. The agreement still needs Town Council ap­ your new Astro-Graph. Mail $1 bone 20 Actors hint sight proval. for each to Astro-Graph, Box 1 HELP MV HU6 BAKID THE CHA/R , 20 Colics DOWN 22 Housewife's ti­ 39 Western-hemi­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) DEf%RTMENT/ 21 Pull The agreement also allows retiring teachers who 489, Radio City Station. N.Y. You’re in a promising cycle A NEW BED... tle (abbr.) sphere organi­ 22 Genus of 1 Child's toy 10019. Be sure to specify birth which could offer you opportu­ WE DDM'f 23 Nipple zation (abbr.) have been in the school system 15 years or m ore to rodents 2 Mesdames - ' date. nity for personal gain. Act 6ELL Beoa/! 24 Ignominious 40 Praiser collect pay for 30 days of 90 days of unused sick AQUARIUS (Jm. 20-Feb. 19) THAT'6 23 New Deal (abbr.) promptly on what develops. It 25 Advanced in 44 Job time they can accumulate over the years. Teachers Hop span You're the type who has the I project (abbr.) 3 Felines WHAT y(7U could be of a fleeting nature. years 45 Indian trophy who haven’t used 120 additional sick days will ability to make friends easily. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oet 23) Seek 26 Beach 4 Shakespear­ THIKIK... 31 Octave ean sprite 27 Kimono sash 46 Exclamation receive pay for a fourth of those days, according to Your splendid qualities will be outlets and activities today even more accentuated today. which permit you to express 33 College 5 However (Pl.) of horror (2 the .agreement. I By Richard Cody PISCES (Feb. 20-MMch 20) your imagination and resource­ degree (abbr.) 6 Marries 28 Angers wds.) Concentrate your efforts in this fulness. You might even 34 Diva's forte 7 Unrefined 29 Boy (Sp.) 47 Assistant Herald Reporter 35 Sheltered period on goals which are truly surprise yourself with your metal 30 Food 48 Relinquish important. You are now In a clever Ideas. from.wind 8 Belgrade AN D O VER — Cutbacks at the federal level are 32 (.ongtime 49 Osiris* wife Creche still problem cycle which holds the promise SCORPK) (Oct 24-Nov. 22) 36 Scale note inhabitant .family expected to delay until at least fiscal year 1984 the near­ of major successes. Conditions are rather unusual 37 Adventure 9 Spoken exam 50 Bravos (Sp.) SOUTH WINDSOR — The creche, which has been possession ly $600,000 the town was hoping for,to build a new bridge ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) at this time in that you could 38 On and on 10 Travel 51 No cqe moved back to the Town Hall property will Trust your decision-making derive personal benefits from 41 Mayday signal 11 Falls behind 36 Tow 53 Price label 2 over the Hop R iver on Hendee Road. probably stay there for a this Christmas season but ability today, even if you have situations where you appear to And by the time the money comes, a letter from the to make snap judgments under Winnl9 Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.c probably will be on private property next year. be on the outside looking in, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 state Department of Transportation reveals, the cost pressure. You have the faculty instead of controlling matters. The subject of where the creche should be located to size up situations quickly SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oee. for the $750,000 project w ill soar to about $1 million, . 12 13 14 arose in connection with a federal court ruling in and accurately. 21) Involvements at this time IT LOOKS BUT IF THE EXCUSE /VIE, VOU ARE US. WINNIE ow. iw ^ meaning the town will have to chip in $200,000, $50,000 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) which include Intimate friends SAFEEN0U6H, OULV WAV OUT OF ) ZAFER... I WINKLE, Y E S ? THANK //ONOREPf Rhode Island prohibiting the placing of religious more than it would if the project were done this fall. Normally you do not tike to W i n n i e /?£s p o n p s should work out extremely well BUT I FEEL OUR FINANCIAL S RELIEVE NY you FOR ACCEPTING 15 16 17 . symbols on government property. have your routines disrupted, for all concerned. In your case, TO HER MYSTERIOUS This year the creche was set up on bank property William Ginter, a transportation department official, but today you may welcome the buddy system will produce EOOCtSH... /M ESS IS TO TA KE ( 6 NEST HAS /MY INVITATION, change b m u s e you'll use it to INVITATION... 18 19 20 but taken down for repairs and then put on the town said today indications coming out of Washington are solid results. SOME CHANCES... .^/ARRIVER^ s' your advantage. Be flexible. . ■ property where it has been for some 10 years. that the program the project would be funded under, the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 2 21 22 Members of the South Windsor religious com­ Safer-Off-Systems, will not receive adequate funding ■ munity think, in order not to impose messages of until at least 1984 — and possibly even later. 23 26 27 28 29 30 the Christian faith on those of different religious Under the circumstances, he said, “ there’s no way we ■ beliefs, that the creche should not be on govern­ could get the money out this year.’ ’ 31 33 H 3 4 ment property. Bridge L ■ Some members of the Town Council think the He said although construction funding w ill be delayed, 35 35 37 creche can stay on town property this season but the state is going tq go ahead and provide partial funding ■ ■ for right-of-way acquisition for the area. According to 38 39 40 would be in favor of relocating it next year. 12-22 maps of the project,^ several small privately owned ■ pieces of land w ilfh ave to be bought by the town. Cue bidding aids win 42 44 Stop put on spending First Selectman Jean Gasper said Friday the hope Levy’s l,aw — James Schumeister ■ was that the bridge could be completed, or at least un­ 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 EAST HARTFORD — Nancy Harris, director of team championship. North ■ der way, by this coming fall. was S.J. (Skid) Simon, author school business services, said Monday that she will DAD SA Y S HEBE, HE'SBEENAVnPOWEe JOE, HOW M IX H 52 53 54 of that great book, "Why you At present, school buses are not permitted by the HE THINICSHES r o e s o L O N s h e d o e s n t ABEFBENCt+OIT impose a moratorium on spending in certain por­ iose at bridge.” South was A IS L E t Board of Education to cross the bridge for fear of in­ NORTH 12-22-81 FALLEN IN U VE. GO1D6IN6LE6EAE6 0ie. MUP-MIXT3 GIZEEN BEAN&? 55 55 57 tions of the 1981-82 school budget to ensure the ♦ A7S2 Harrison Gray, an extraordi­ adequate support rails, ^nd more than a year ago a bus ,DATlNS5EeviCE6 budget is balanced when the fiscal year ends June VKQ84 nary dummy player. The driver lost his job for. violating the policy. \NH0eEWPHE 58 59 60 30. ♦ 73 bidding is modernistic from- AQJIO HEB? u Ms. Harris said she will impose the moratorium A public hearing on the bridge has already been 1981 standards. Gray cue bid to ask Simon to choose a on Dec. 30 on the instructional needs account, which scheduled for Jan. 13, and Mrs. Gasper said she hopes WEST ElAST (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) suit. Simon passed it back to covers textbooks, teaching supplies and media ♦ Q643 410 the news about the delay in funding doesn’t discourage W7 4J1092 Gray ^ a cue bid of his own supplies, to.allow her department to check for uns­ people from attending. 4JS 4AQ10tM and Gray went to four a-v- pent funds. Ginter said the letter he sent to Mrs. Gasper was “ ad­ 4AK97S4 463 spades. Ms. Harris said the school department should visory" about the delay. He said today all indications Herald photo by Cody SOUTH West started with three CELEBRITY CIPHER rounds of clubs. East ruffed Celebrity Cipher cryptogram* are creeled from quotation* by (amou* peopla. past stay within its $900,000 allocation for heating as are that the program will not be wiped forever clean by 4KJ98 dummy’s queen with the 10 arvdprsMnt Each lettar In the ciphe,' eland* for toother. Today's c M : D 0QUMt$ H . long as fuel costs don’t increase and the weather the Washington administration. »A653 of trumps. Gray ovemiffed doesn’t become excessively cold. All legal now 4K62 and led the king of spades 482 She said the moratorium on spending will serve “ I know the intent is to continue the program ,” he East chucked the four of dia­ Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence as a review to enable transfers between budget ac­ said. “ There is going to be delay. But it is com ing." Vulnerable: North-South monds and threw two more ‘E’G LAQK EFNAOAHNAB EF In the letter, Ginter implies that the hold up, which diamonds as Gray led his counts. Bolton Board of Education Chairman Joseph team and board member Louis N. Cloutier. Dealer: West nine-eight of spqdes. A heart will lend to an inflationary cost, might tend to cause J. Haloburdo Jr. (seated) and Bolton Educa­ The new contract, which will be In the town Writ North Ekut South to queen came next and the WHAT A BA^y. PERK I MEAN. LUCKILY FOR U^. YOU'RE ' townspeople to find another alternative to the state’s ace of spades Was cashed. CATCH. UP. I'VE GOT A B E T T E R PHOTOGRAPHER tion Association President Joan Hopper hall for 30 days now for public Inspection, 14 Dbl. 14 2^ AMBAQMK lAWIMA. KWC PXF plan to put a cement bridge across the river. Pass 39 4^ 44 Poor East had to throw ettB A T NEW5 . THAW HITTER. FBI enters probe signed the teacher’s contract Monday at the gives teachers a 12.5 percent total Increase another diamond and South "Th e $200,000 cost in town funds may be a major fac­ Pass Pass Pass high school. Standing are (from left) Fred In salary and benefits, thgn a 9.5 percent In­ discarded a iow heart. EAST H ARTFO RD — The FBI has entered a tor in this determination." A diamond was led next E local police probe of a robbery last Thursday at the Audette, who chaired the BEA 's negotiating crease in just salary the following year. Opening lead: 4K and now declarer had devel­ JAFAQXMMK ZEFB X PDEMB EF Mechanics Savings Bank on Silver Lane. ' Under the present program, towns are required to oped his deuce of diamonds contribute 20 percent of the total construction cost. as a winner since East had Local police said it’s routine for federal Ginter said he doubts there will be a change in policy been forc^ to hold on to all authorities to investigate bank robberies. - his four hearts. CU0AH^ 6 AXPD XFB ALAQK WFA” — from Washington that will bring the money to the town Authorities are looking for a black male who es­ By Otwald Jacoby Good play, but Gray point­ EMPIRES E sooner. As drinking age increases, PINAL tCORB caped on foot after robbing the bank about 5:35 p.m. and Alan SoBtag ed out later on that East could have beaten him by Police said six people were in the bank, some Today’s Derek Rimington discarding his ace and queen AMMEWNN JWCMB employees and some customers, when the robber hand features two of Great of diamonds rather than small ones. entered and once inside the bank the alleged robber Britain’s and the world’s fin­ C«.byWiAmi youth road deaths decline .(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) vaulted a small gate leading to the tellers' area, Interest rates est players at work in a 1948 PREVIOUS SOLUTION:".! respect my father’s judgment. He'« pushed aside a female teller and opened two Alley Oop — Dave Graue c been the greatest influence on my life." — Tatum O ’Neal drawers and grabbed the cash in them. BOSTON (UPI) - Traf­ months, 113 drinking Henry Wechsler, in the reduced number of Police said the man told employees he had a gun HE'LL DO JEST FINE, MAW.' ( AWRISHT.' A BOX? r WAS TOLD TO TELL YOU NOT \ ANOTHER STAND-IN accidents. Priscilla’* Pop — Ed Sullivan and threatened to kill them but no weapon was boost surplus fic fatalities among young teenaged drii?ers died in research director at WE CAN STAND HIM ON A \ VGOT MY WHAT'VE I r PULL YOUR PUNCHES DURIN' ) WITH A SHORT shown. The robber then left the building by way of a people have gone down auto accidents. Boston’s Medical Founda­ “ I think it’s made a big BOX AN SHOOT FROM TH' I (XAY,SONNY.', (3 0 TTEN MY- FILMIN' TOMORROW KNEES UP.' WHAT D‘YA.gAY?>, ^ .— -j SELF INTO? back door and ran east toward Manchester. His since the drinking age went For the next 12 months tion Inc., says he has found difference having the age BOLTON — Thanks in a large part to high interest bought back up to 20,” says Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright tracks were followed into Manchester but then up two years ago, accor­ the figure was 118, then 117 a definite correlation OM?LVLE, VOU'KE WELL.THEN, were lost in the snow. rates, the town ran a “ healthy” $179,000 surplus last ding to the Registry of for the foil wing year; then between higher drjnking Albert L. Murray, a ALWAVS PLOPPEI7 PO IT.' fiscal year, about $80,000 fatter than expected. 1 Motor Vehicles. 103, 102 and 123 respective­ ages and reduced accidents Holliston police officer. POWN IN FRONT T he handbook Auditor William C. Reynolds, who recently closed the Statistics show since the ly for each subsequent 12- in Massachusetts and ' “ When the age was 21, ' n^ C F T H E T V .' books for the fiscal year 1981-82, told Board of Finance -tend t o cN evtiic (JuKvtg Police given vests drinking age was raised month period until the law around the country. you had bids 18, 19, and 20 = *5 ''a r e n Y s o u members Monday that interest gains led to $33,000 of the from 18 to 20 in 1979, the was repealed in 1979. “ Nobody believes the getting liquor and driving. JINTERESTEP IN t h e holidary rea so n . See -to i t h^ st . $80,000. H ARTFO RD - j Aetna Life and Casualty has number of traffic fatalities The figures represent a law is going to keep people But when they lowered it, YAhJ/THINe ELSE? Yojv- hoYw^Tv ^ew.hly. donated 451 bullet-proof vests to the Hartford Interest rates, he said, were a m ajor reason why the involving drunk teenage 113 average. from drinking, but it .doss kids 14 and IS got it,” he town saw more of surplus than it expected. "The in­ Police force. Officials of the large insurance com­ drivers went from an ■ From April 1, 1979 to reduce it by some said. terest rates were a factor,'’ he said. “ If they were down, He^! THAT’S pany said Monday the company made the donation average annual figure of March 30, 1980, the figure amount,” he says. Gov. Edward J. King therf you wouldn’t have that,” after learning a city police officer probably sur­ 113 to 92 and 75 each year dropped to 92, then to 75 Local law officials said when he signed the M f PliMPKiN Pie vived a knife attack earlier this month because he When drawing up the budget last spring, finance board during the two years after through March 31 of this generally agree the higher higher age into law he Frank and Ernest Bob Thaves ANDSTPAWBeepy was wearing a bullet proof vest that he had bought members were predicting only a $98,000 surplus, which the increase. year. drinking age has resulted wanted to raise it to 21 SHoETCAKe on his own. according to both them and Reynolds, was low. The Registry data also eventually. The insurance firm ’s donation was worth $66,500. Reynolds said for a town the size of Bolton, “ anything shows the number of OH, THAT’S A Police Chief George Sicaras said tl^e city couldn’t like $100,000 to $150,000" is right for a surplus. “ You fatalities stayed at the THAT PU3PPEP FOWN <£> , ® O) afford to buy vests for all of the members of the shouldn’t go below $100,000.” average 113 figure the six FIGURES.] IN FRONT OF THE MEETIN6 OF THS t-Oc/KU REFRIGERATOR department. He said the alniost seven percent surplus is “ real years the lower drinking healthy. You wouldn’t want to see it any higher.” U P P A N l e a g u e - - - In thanking.Aetna, Police Chief George Sicaras age was in effect. When making the budget, the,finance board carried Police officials say they said assaults with firearm s last year in Hartfor(l in­ «JT. PAUL, ST. LOUIS, over to this fiscal year the surplus it expected. This, noticed a sudden increase creased by 52 percent. This year, such assaults Reynolds explained, leaves the remainder “ free” in the in teehage crim e when the have increased another 60 percent, he said. ST AUduSTlNE. ... general fund. age was lowered in 1973 2 He also said assaults on police ollicers have in­ Reynolds added that the records were in good shape, creased similarly. and a decrease when the but that because the state is pushing municipalities for a Legislature raised the age £ 3 more uniform method of record keeping, some minor to 20 in 1979. Inc miCtU changes should be made. But alcohol treatment program officials say abuse of the drug among THE SAVINGS BANK OF The Born Loeer — Art Saiisom GAA appeals court ruling teenagers has remained constant throughout the" ■MANCHESTER will be closed Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick ^co 'ton have AUV(XP ' Bugs Bunny — Wariiur Bros period regardless of the *^KMOW.,.kKriOHAL' I'M -X rto,Bi;riFtx3W02E 2 drinking age. A CDCTDR AWD HAD I'M GAiSllN& ON The figures show a 39 YCU'RE'ACTUMLY A5KIN<5 *(jU6T THE m iP iB O ii ONES -THAT WA5BIT Saturday, December 26th, so our The ycUN<56TER$ TO BRMfi KEEP iSivE, w e r e w o l f ; UVB THAT.. ai)$r srAKrePAHEW denying it raw materials percent drop in the number rtiEiR ernH P K iiim to OUR EXPENSES ARE— ER, ?RMTice,m)LDioo of traffic fatalities in­ THE /HAVORiS cmSXtAAE a H'- o u t r u n n in 6 o u r OH.1*555, volving drunk teens since PARTY? RECEIPT^,' BUT THIB WAWT eVBRVBOoV employees may enjoy the holiday ^'P5(2iOHHA' BRISTOL (UPI) — General Brass that the raw materials had have amounted to a “ secret lien” on the April 1979 enactment of WILL TENE(?^ ABOUT V^7UR AN opportunity TO , X ^ B L L T H E ^ U.S. Bankruptcy Court decision th a t, metals and General Motors’ share Rome said the principal of a len­ “ Good common sense with their families. 5^AM-1A1EAN aAN' HAVE A SPECIAL ONE MORE TIME., CHR16TMA6 GM has no right to more than $1 could no longer be separated. ding company’s right to such inven­ tells you maturity and ANY T iM r However, Judge Robert L. Commercial Code to retain rights to killed in drinking related (Savings Bank IT Krechevsky said General Motors raw materials. Previously, GM and St. Louis, Mo., was named for auto accidents, the SOUW had effectively sold the scrap metal other firm s had relied on contract King Louis IX by fur trapper Pierre Registry reports. From the 'of Manchester L061CAL‘ >1^ ua AM giMoa IX-X'F. to Bristol Brass and could not claim provisions to retain those rights as a Laclede, whose trading post became tim e the law changed the ownership. lender of the raw materials. a m ajor fur market, and gateway to age to 18 in April 1973 Krechevsky agreed with Bristol Rom e claimed such rights would the West. through the following 12 W(K (i&s!i»>:i»(Xfii0ansa(£ajEfi()e«»anE«XKlEflC]M(0acesi£»Ba()e«BKaKBKaKs rMAlU 20 — THE HERALD. Tues.. Dec. 22. 1981 THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 - 2 1 Advice Liz Taylor, BUSINESS i Classified Teen may have kleptomania mate separate NEW YORK (UPl) - Actress family of Pittsburgh. Their marriage gracefully Elizabeth Taylor and her sixth DKAK VBKV: I'm 15 and an only they were being waited on. answered, “ Don’t tolerate it. Go to husband, multimillionaire Sen. blended show business and child. My fam ily is upper middle- One child, about eye-level with my the source and com plain!’ ’ John Warner, announced they politics. The Warners socialized class and 1 guess you could call me a cake, had a bad cough, and she was Abby, how could you? 'What has have agreed ’’amicably’’' to often with President and Mrs. Elderly can eat well on a budget straight-laced conservative teen­ Dear coughing and blowing her nose not happened to make us a nation of separate but have no immediate Reagan. He squired her to ager. For the last six months I have six inches from the icing on my complainers? Why should we com­ divorce plans. opulent parties thrown by been on a shoplifting binge. It's not cake! plain every time someone offends celebrities, and politely faded Abby “ Each party accepts this If you’re among America’s exploding population of .55 nutrition and keep milk costs down. If you don’t like the use the contents. A large package is not a bargain if you peer pressure. I'm always alone Abby, I am not a fanatic about our ears or noses? That’s what’s into the crowd when Abigail change in their relationship with and older, you’re a sucker for a costly vitamin or flavor, try mixing the reconstituted (mixed with water) have to throw part of it away. when I do it. I never go into a store germs, but I do think this is a very wrong with society today. No one is photographers asked. She jazzed sadness but with no bitterness mineral you think you need but actually could be harm­ dry milk with some fresh milk, and then day by day, • Consider inexpensive sources of protein. Protein intending to steal, but I immediately Van Buren unsanitary practice. I immediately willing to tolerate anything that is up his campaign appearances. between them,’ ’ said a statertuent ful for you. You’re almost surely not drining enough change the proportions. foods can make up the most expensive part of your food look for floor walkers and mirrors. 1 lost my appetite for that cake, and Some even gave her credit for Your even slightly annoying. No wonder released Monday by milk or eating enough milk products (which you need at • Check out the lower cost meats such as shoulder budget and if you eat more than you need, you also often usually have enough money to buy when it was served that evening I his win, by a narrow margin, of there are so many divorces and so Taylor’s publicist, Chen Sam. this age to help prevent bone fractures). And it’s a vir­ Money's cuts. Cook less tender cuts of meat by braising or in a take in an excess of animal fat. If you’re normally whatever I need, so I can't unders­ cduldn’t take even one bite. Virginia’s ^ Republican nomina­ many unhappy people nowadays. “ Neither party presently intends tual certainty you waste money because you don’t know pressure cooker. You also can tenderize lower cost healthy, you need about a 2-ounce serving of meat a day tand why 1 take things. (1 will buy a If bakeries waiit to display their tion to the U.S. Senate when the Come on, Abby, let us all be more to seek a divorce.” how to shop wisely for nutrition. Worth meats by soaking overnight in a marinade. (or other foods from the protein group), plus the protein pair of panties and steal a pair.) I ’ve work, shouldn’t they protect it? original nominee died. bothered you enough to write to me tolerant. What’s wrong with the old Miss Taylor has been married There is an extraordinary gap in information on the • Buy bulk or store-sliced cheese, which usually costs in the equivalent of two cups of milk and about four ser­ even taken stuff 1 have no use for. I haven’t mentioned this to anyone Sylvia Porter proves that you are not a common adage, “ Live and let live’ ’? seven times to six famous men; Thqy spent most of their time nutrition needs of the 55-and-over age group. less than that which is indivdiually packed or shredded. vings of breads, cereals and pasta. If I tell my parents, they’ll never else for fear of appearing foolish. TIRED OF COMPLAINTS thief. If you absolutely can’t tell Conrad Nicholas HiltonI Michael at his farm in Middleburg, the The five bottom-line rdles for proper eating as you • Extend main dishes with staples such as macaroni, • Cheek out the lower cost sources of protein. Any of trust me to go anywhere. Please Also, should I let the bakery know your parents, please talk to your Wilding, Mike Todd, Eddie heart of Virginia’s horse country. grow older: 1) match your calories to your activities so rice and noodles, or add milk, dried milk powder or these will provide the protein of a 2-ounce serving of don’t suggesLthat I talk to a priest. I how 1 feel? school counselor. If you’re to be DEAR TIRED: I’m all for IMng Fisher, twice to Richard Burton Warner also lives in a that your weight is close to ideal; 2) eat a balanced d iet: Check newspaper ads for specials. cheese sauce, to take care of another important food lean meat: 2 ounces of cheese; 2 eggs; one cup cooked just couldn’t. I ’m getting scared, SQUEAMISH IN BALTIMORE helped, you’ll have to reach out for Georgetown townhouse. Miss 3) avoid saturated fats and chole.sternl - 41 npi ntpniv nf • Always shop with a list and keep a memo pad in the group. dried peas, beans or lentils; or 4 tablespoons of peanut Abby. I hate to leave the house for and letting live, but the right to and finally to Warner on Dec. 4, it. DEAR SQUEAMISH: You Taylor is recently reported to fiber, calcium and iron; 5) know if any foods interact kitchen so that you can write down things as they get • Always buy foods in season, when they are at their butter. A nice change — and cheap! fear I ’ll go into a store and steal swing one’s arms ends where the 1976. would be doing the bakery a favor by have purchased a Bel Air, Calif., with the medicines you are taking. low. To make shopping easier, group your items (meat, best quality and cheapest price. Canned goi^s will be (Job hunting? Sylvia P orter’s comprehensive new 32- something. You may print this if.you other person’s nos,e begins. It was Warner’s second mansion once owned by Frank And to help you shop for economy and good nutrition, dairy, canned goods). Avoid all tendencies toward "im ­ cheaper at the end of a current season, when'new packs page booklet ” How to Get a Better Job” gives up-to- think it might help somebody else, mentioning it to them. marriage. His previous wife was here are the main tips suggested by “ Good Eating; An pulse buying.” are coming in. This is a good time to stock up if you have date information on today’s job market and now to take but please don’t use my right name DE AR ARBY: I recently ordered 1 agree, bakery goods should be a member of the wealthy Mellon Sinatra. Older Consumer’s Guide to a Healthful Diet on a Low • Buy the store’s own brands or generic (plain-label) storage space. (But don’t ever buy dented or bulging advantage of it. Send $1.95 plus .50 cents for postage and or town. a birthday cake from a high-class, covered. And your complaint Getting married? Whether you Budget,” prepared by Blue Cross/Blue Shield. brands. These have equally good nutrition and often are can^) handling to "H ow to Get a Better Job. ” in care of this LIGHT-FINGERED IN IOWA well-known bakery. It is famous for together with this item should cover its beautifully decorated cakes. it. want a formal church wedding or a • Plan your main dish first; you may want to prepare least costly. • Buy the package size best for you. Compare package newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205. DEAR I,IGHT-KIN(;EREI): When I went to pick up my cake, it simple, “ do-your-own-thing” enough for a second meal, to save work in preparation. • Use dry milk in cooking and for drinking to increase sizes in relation to your needs and how quickly you will Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) You could be a victim of klep­ was setting on the display counter, ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet. Video contest set tomania — a persistent neurotic uncovered — no cellophane, tissue, DEAR ABBY: Someone wrote in Send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, compulsion to steal without or anything at all to protect it from to say that the blare of rock music stamped (37 cents) envelope to: Ab­ Manchester students who are college or high school, art, video, economic motive. Kleptomania can the possibility of contamination. and the noise of small children in by’s Wedding Booklet, 12060 aspiring video artists are invited to film or performing arts schools in Borysewicz be cured with treatment. The bakery was crowded, and peo­ public were as much of a public H aw th orn e B lv d ., Suite 5000, participate in the second annual the United States. Entrants must be Sales up; The fact that vour conscience ple were leaning over the cake as nuisance as smoking, and vou Hawthorne, Calif. 90250. JVC student video competition spon­ 16 years of age or older. . sored by the US JVC Corp. Students can submit original video promoted This nation-wide contest offers programs in any or all of three both students and schools the chance categories: news short, documen­ HARTFORD — Irena Borysewicz, of to gain industry recognition of tary and creative. The programs Manchester, has publishers original work and to win video will be judged on the basis of Facial hair isn't whole story been promoted to equipment prizes. originality, use of medium and clari­ senior engineering Richard O’Brion, exeuctive presi­ ty of the program’s objective. technician at dent of the corporation said the pur­ Complete contest rules and entry Northeast Utilities, DEAR DR. LAMB: I am a 19- their life spans will be longer. pose of the competition is to en­ forms may be obtained by writing to D EAR DR. LA M B : T have heard Duncan D. McCory, year-old male and I think I have I am sending you The Health courage aspiring video artists to. JVC Student Video Competition En­ so many different opinions about the supervisor- prosper gone through the first stages all Letter number 17-4, Male Reproduc­ continue in the field. try Form s in care of Burson- value of vitamin C in combating and procurement quality * right. When I wa’s about 15 my voice tive Functions, to answer some of The competition is open to full­ Marsteller, 866 Third Ave., 24th Your preventing the common cold that I assurance, has an­ changed and I grew slightly and the many questions you probably tim e students in graduate schools. floor. New York, N.Y. 10022. am confused and would appreciate nounced. By LeRoy Pope developed pubic and some axillary have. Others who want this issue Health your views. Does a normal balanced Borysewicz joined hairs. Not much has happened to me can send 75 cents with a long, UPl Business Writer diet usually provide the body with NU in 1975 as an since and that was four years ago. stamped self-addressed envelope for Lawrence its daily requirement of vitamin C? engineering techni­ NEW YORK — Although the steady growth of televi­ I’m now 5 feet 9 and weigh 135 it to me, in care of this newspaper, Clinic is rescheduled Do excessive amounts of Vitamin C cian B in the quality sion and radio broadcasting has hurt printed periodical pounds. I don’t have facial hair yet Lamb, M.D. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, tablets aid the body’s resistance or assurance depart­ publishing, it hasn’t hurt the book business a bit and and still don’t have a full growth of New YORK, NY 10019. Due to the Christmas and New is the excess simply eliminated? be rescheduled for this week and ment at Berlin. probably has helped it, says John Dessauer of Vineyard axillary hair. I look underdeveloped If you have normal hormone Year holidays, the Preventive next. She graduated i Haven, Mass., a leading consultant to the publishing in­ and don’t have much muscle mass. 1 levels taking additional hormones Medicine Clinic conducted on magna cum laude dustry. am wondering if hormone and most Oriental ethnic groups will not help you. The use of sex hor­ Thursday nights from 6 to 7;30 p.m. Instead of being on Thursday, the from Hartford State One obvious reason for this is that books do not con­ treatments would be beneficial in tend to have sparse facial hair mones to develop muscles is often DEAR READER: There apper to in the Emergency Department at clinic will be held tonight and Dec. Technical College tain advertising and so are not vulnerable to the broad­ aiding my problem. I have heard growth compared to the Angelo- associated with undesirable con­ be no sound studies that Manchester Memorial Hospital, will 29 at the usual place and time. with an associate's casters’ main area of attack. that this can produce undesirable Saxon male, and they are just as sequences. I would encourage you to demonstrate that vitamin C in any d eg ree in nuclear But Dessauer, author of the analytical section of Book side effects. This- problem has virile. see a doctor and perhaps have a test amount prevents colds, regardless Irena Borysewicz engineering. At the Industry Trends 1981, a research study that sells for $995 depressed me and hampered my The important questions are your to see if your hormone production is of when the large dose is taken. time she was named by the lete Gov. Ella Grasso, (parts of it can be bought separately for less), says social life. I need your advice. sexual development and your bone normal. When he is able to talk to. Most reputable authorities would Center has openings then a member of Congress, to the National dollar sales of all books grew 48 percent in the past five growth. The latter has to be studied you and examine you, he may be agree with this statement. DEAR READER: There are a Academic Honor Roll. Currently, Mrs. Borysewicz years and should grow by 128 percent in the first half of by X-rays to see if your'liones ha\ie able to tell that you are perfectly The Manchester Early Learning few more important anatomical The cost is on a sliding scale based is enrolled in a program leading to a bachelor’s this decade. stopped growing or not.i'Most boys normal. Your weight is all right for A few studies suggest that large Center has several openings in its changes associated with becoming a on income and family size. Parents degree in engineering science at the University of The only parts of the book business that are not doing go through puberty between ages 11 your height. If you want to develop amounts of vitamin C. may diminish school-age program (ages 5-12). mature male than how much hair working or attending school full­ Hartford. especially well are textbooks and the like. Also, the and 17 but there are a handful who more muscles perhaps you would or shorten some symptoms of the This program provides care before you grow on your face. To give you time are eligible to apply. For more Mrs. Borysewicz is a member of the Connecticut boom in religious books in the 1960s and early 1970s, now are slower. That doesn’t mean they benefit from a strength-training common cold but the reports are and after school as w ell .as during an illustration, American Indians information call 647-9659. Vojee of Energy, the American Nuclear Society, has subsided. Sales to libraries also have turned are abnormal. It could mean that program. conflicting. school vacations. and N U ’s Nuclear Speakers Bureau. somewhat soft. She and her husband. William, reside at 44 “The time people spend watching television. or Wildwood Drive, with their son, Paul. She is the listening to radio has made no appreciable dent in book daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jan Sadanowicz: of Plain- sales,” Dessauer said. “ In fact things they hear and see Christmas is trying time for children / ville. j on radio and television seefn to whet peoples’ appetite 4 smiRT’ssm... for books, both fiction and non-fiction,” he said. “ Sometimes, I think,” he added, “ that the poor quali­ DEAR DR. BI.AKER: ty of much television entertainment drives people to Take a deep breath and back together. Bank picks veep Please answer this letter I accept the fact that your SUPER SANTA SALE reading. In any case, reading now is the most important ^ ■ H am only 9 years old but my mother and father do not T ry to have a good leisure time activity after watching or listening to broadca.sts,” UPl p ho to question is important. love one another any holiday by spending some Ask Jeffrey J. Maxwell of 79 Ludlow Road has been longer and do not want to time with each parent. And named assistant vice-president and manager of Dessauer said a marketing revolution in book publishing and book selling has had as much to do with I want to buy my mother live together. That’s not remember, this will be the data processing training at Hartford National Dr. Blaker the mushrooming book sales as changing lifestyles. He That’s pretty sensitive a Christmas present but just hard for you — most most difficult Christmas of ©Mattel, Inc. 1979 Bank. All Rights Reserved said there has been a huge' increase in younger book sue doesn’ t ha.ve very children in your situation all because it is the first Karen Blaker. Rh.D. He is responsible for the assessment, design, im­ readers, particularly in non-fiction, and especially a big much money and 1 don’t feel the same way. They one when you are not all plementation and evaluation of all data processing Instant-picture units were weighed on a each print. The scale is so sensitive that a increase in female book buyers who read everything want to ask her for the hope for a long, long'time together. Next year will be training and development systems. special scale at Eastman Kodak Co. In plastic dome is needed to prevent air dollar I need to get'h er Maxwell is the former director of education at from romantic paperbacks to scientific books and that their parents will get a little less painful. Rochester, N.Y., to ensure that the precise currents from striking its surface and distor­ something nice. LAST the Computer Processing Institute in East Hart­ classical literature. amount of developer fluid Is contained in ting the measurements. ford. He received his bachelor of arts in The marketing revolution has produced bigger and Last Christmas I didn’t mathematics from the University of Hartford. better retail bookstores and a trend to diversification in buy her anything at all and CALL! He is a member of the Society of Data Educators retailing rather than specialization. I felt bad. Will you send me and the Association of Computer Program m ers and However, Dessauer said, the recent rapid growth of the money for my mother’s Analysts. the consumer market for books has brought perils as present? well as gains. ' . Public records one per family “ The bigger the market gets, the less reliable it is,” DEAR READER: I he said, “ and the more dependent on 'impulse buyers’ can’t send you the money 12 only instead of regular customers. This makes the business but I can send you some Veep named far more vulnerable than it used to be to sudden changes ideas that might help you Warranty deeda Suffolk Management Co. Inc., and Real E-1 Limited Robert’ Swadosh has been named a senior vice in demand, with the resultant risk of huge returns of un­ to earn enough to buy your Master Dorothy K. Duncan to Michael F. Sasso, property at Partnership, d.b.a. Condo North, to Harvey C. Slocum president with Georgeson & Co,, on Wall Street in sold'copies.” mother’s present. Component with 57 Foley St., $58,000. and Mary M. Slocum. Unit 531A, Building S' Northwood Keyboard Component. New York. The company specializes in proxy and Paul D. Doebler, author of another section of the Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. Peterman Jr. Townhouses, $48,594. Ask neighbors if you can investor relation services and consulting, study, said the electronic revolution in printing also has do odd jobs for them. Tell helped books to more than hold their own against broad­ to James R. Zerio, Unit 129, Eldridge Condominium, Suffolk Management Co. Inc., and Real E-1 Limited M/iTTiEL £LiECTRDniC 5* TV not included. Swadosh, married and living in Westfield, N.J., is $39,900. them you are trying to earn the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Swadosh of Oliver casting. Partnership, d.b.a. Condo North, to Jeffrey P. Hutton Edward M. Fitzgerald and Loren J, Andreo to enough money to give your Road. But Doebler said one of the surprising things in the and Diane E. Eiseman, Unit 529D, Building 5, Nicholas J. Palerm o; property at 225 Main St., $127,000. mother something nice for The new veep is a graduate of Manchester High book business is that despite a heavy squeeze on profits Northwood Townhouses, $57,025. Christmas. of traditional publishing firms, about 1,000 new book Suffolk Management Co. Inc., and Real E-1 Limited and Boston University and has been with Georgeson Partnership, d.b.a. Condo North, to Gary D. Hess and several years. publishing firms have been formed, annually in recent If it doesn’t work, iNtElUX^SiON Gary L. Durost, Unit 559B, Building 1, Northwood years and many have been successful. The total number make her a present. Townhouses, $52,800. of publishers has grown by 56 percent in three years. Pressing wild flowers or We will close at 3 pm Intelligent Television Daniel A. DelMastro to Richard J. Sepe, Unit 4, He said the composition of this small publisher leaves and mounting them Barnes elected business has changed drastically. Until a few years ago Millbridge Hollow Condominium, $37,500. on paper makes a nice wall Thursday and all day Saturday Introducing the computer-based system many small publishers, especially new firms, were Gary Savilonis and Tanya Savilonis to Judith A. hanging. Craft books in the Olzacki, and property at 51 Jarvis Road, $61,600. so that our staff members that can change yo u r fam il/ s life. Wallace Barnes, chairman and chief executive of­ “ idealistic entrepreneurs interest^ in furthering the library will give you many 1*4,-';-5 With the Master Component, you can play super action games ficer of the Barnes cause of the humanities.” Paul L. Turcotte and Lily A. Turcotte to Steponas more ujeas. Zabulis and Birute Zabulis, property at 30 Duncan Road, J V ■ can spend the holiday with Ike NFL Football Major League Baseball, NBA Basketball, Las Group Inc., Bristol, But in the last three years, a new kind of small $109,000. : "mk. ” R em em ber also to be Vegas Poker and Blackjack, and ABPA Backgammon. was elected chair­ publisher has appeared who sells books in far greater their families. man of the Connec­ numbers than purely literary oriented firm s could hope Herman M. Frechette, Albert R. Martin and Gerald ‘ -.y ■ extra extra helpful around P, Rothman, to John F. Boyle Jr. and Julie A. Hames, Keyboard Component, **< the INTELLIVI- ticut Business and to do. th e house during the ■ ; — ------V Unit B-5, Oxford Court Condominium, $45,000. SION System can also help you with professionaL stock Industry Association This new type of firm has very practical aims and is' holidays. She might even Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc. to Frank J, T, Strano, analysis. Exercise your family into shape with the Jack (C B IA ) at a meeting likely to come from outside traditional literary circles appreciate that more than property on Wellman Road, Lot 17, Weldon Estates, a traditional kind of Heritage Savings LaLanne Physical Conditioning course. Even design your own this week of the — from trade associations, industrial corporations, in­ $63,900. Association’s Board dividuals, consumer, health and investment groups or gift. proQTdrns vi/ith our spocidl BASIC csrlridoo Thsro’s 3 whnip Frank J.T. Strano to Brian L, Charboneau and & h>an. IssiM iation ■ Since ISVl of Directors. research and educational institutions, Doebler said. Kathleen L. Charboneau, property at Wellman Road, DEAR DR. BI.AKER: library ol INpLUVIsToN” programa' f f y o j i S y 's anlol At the same time, Lot 17, Weldon Estates, $67,000. This Christmas is going to M onchejlet Mom CKIice 1007 Mom SI. 649 4568 • K Morl Ploio. ASrology^ 'earning Conversational French to Jeane Dixon’s the board elected Spencef SI. 649 3007 • Moneviriorkel m Food Mo#l. Moncheslei Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc. to Kenneth A. Reynolds be terrible. I am 14 years two vice ci.airmen: Poikode, 649 7356 • Modfe'vmofket m Highlond Pork Morkel. Highlond and Joan S. Reynolds, property at Wellman Road. Lot old and I want my parents Dale Van Winkle, Food SI 649 0390 • y g d ^ o n c h e s ib r corner Mom 8> Hudson Sts, 647-0568 Conne in today for a free demonstration of the INTELLIVISION^“ ;es fall 31. Weldon Estates, $^,900. to be together for the Glostonburv Mon&vnorkel m honk's Supermorkel vice president of Fok. Run Moll, 633 7655 System. See for yourself how it can change your family’s life. holiday. They got divorced United Technologies NEW YO R K — Coming on the heels of a downturn the lollond Rt 195. V-mrlo soulh ol I 86 Ekil 99. 872 7367 Join your friends and last year and don’t want to South Windsor 29 Ooklond Rd . 644 2484 Corporation, Hart­ week earlier, the Wholesale Food Price Index — com­ neighbors in support of„ spend Christmas together. Coventry: Route 31. 742 7321 Cartridges will follow ford, and David E.A. piled by Dun & Bradstreet — lost a bit more ground as it HANDS ON COMPUTER TRAINING : Carson, president, slipped to $16.98 on Dec. 15. This marked an 0.2 percent I am sad and angry. 2 evenings a week Manchester Memorial ' Middlesex ' decline for the index from its prior Tuesday level of What shall I do? • Tues. and Thurs. 7-10 piii Assurance Company, $17.02. Furthermore, the index registered a 3.6 percent Hospital’s $3,000,000 Com­ Middletown. Starts Tues., January 12 > Wallace Barnes shortfall from its comparable mid-December 1980 D E AR R E A D E R : If you ^ Staff officers reading of $17.61. for 6 weeks munity Fund drive. could spend Christmas elected were Kenneth 0. Decko of Haddam, presi­ Pork bellies marked a sizable drop in wholesale price Upnratl» your tk lllt — Please send your contribution to together as a fam ily you » Al fiMlCTt' dent; John R. Rathgeber of Kensington, treasurer; this week.-Several other foodstuffs, meanwhile, saw Only 8 potlffont open Manchester Memorial Hospital would be happy because 6479997 445 HARTFORD RD. vl/MAHCHtSTER Anne Wingate of Collinsville, secretary; and Eva A. somewhat smallei* cost dips. They included flour, 649-0605 or 429-9313 you coyld forget, for a Building Fund 6479998 Urbach of Vernon, assistant secretary/treasuref. wheat, corn, oats, beef, lard and cottonseed oil. Aak for John or Jo y c e while, about the divorce,. TAKE I-84 TO KEENEY ST. EXIT All officers are for a one-year term commencing On the reverse side of the index, four food and meat P.O. Box 1409 But the hurt would only THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL January 1, 1982. items had wholesale cost increases, of slight amounts, UNIVERSITY TRAVEL Manchester, Conn. 06040 start over again afterward. however. These items were barley, hams, hogs and ______Storrs, Ct, 6 4 6 -7 08 6 sugar. 22 THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 22, 1981 - 23

KDVERTISING JUtVERTISING ^ ★ DEMHJNE Classified 643'2711 RATES 2? — Co'trtornniums Minimum Charge LOOK FOR THE STARS MOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes lor Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 56— Misc for Rent 15 W ords 12;00 nooo the day 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59^Homes/Apts. to Shore before publication. 1 — Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted 25— Investment Property • 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage 40— Antiques 2 - Personals 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanipd to Guy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 14— Business Opportunities Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. Deadline lor Saturday is - Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce 4— Christmas Trees 28— Real Estate Wanted 1 DAY 14ip 12' noon Friday; Mon­ 5 —Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale EDUCATION 62— Trucks for Sale 3 D AYS ...... 13® day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment lor Sale Friday, FINANCIAL 16— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale - 53— Apartments lor Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycies 6 P A Y S 12® Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. 19— Schools-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-TrailerS'Mobiie Phone 643-2711 0— Mortgage Loans 20— Instruclions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 55— OHices-Stores for Rent Homes 26 D A Y S ...... 11® 9— Personal Loans • 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lor Rent 66— Automotive Service HAPPf ADS $3.00 PER INCH 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease Telephone 643-2711, AAonddy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Articles lor Sale 41 EVERYTHING Otttces-Stores FOR CHRISTMAS tor Rent s s I I AUTOMOTIVE AIR Compressor - % HP, UNIQUE GIFT IDEA 15 gallon tank. Three AT MARLOWS' WORKSPACE OR ...... NEWSPAPER BINGO months old. $225 or best For yourself or a friend. HOLIDAY STORAGE SPACE FOR Autos For Sale 61 New Game Starts Every Wednesday. Manrli^atrr Mrralh offer. 647-1660. Gift and Thrift Center For This standard cassette Everything. 649-5221 - 867 RENT in Manchester. No ...... Continues Thru Tuesday motivates Positive Main Street, Manchester, lease or security deposit., SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Antiques 48 GIFT GUIDE Reasonable rates. Suitable TRUCKS. Car Inventory • or Until There’s A Winnerl Thinking, Relaxation, CT. 'Your Community Newspaper" Stress Management, Self- for small business. Retail valued $2143 sold for $100. ANTIQUES & and commercially zoned. Similar bargains available. There Are 7 “BINGO BUGS ' hen Confidence and a Sense of COLLECTIBLES - Will IIEAI TIKI I. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. Call for information, 602- purchase outright or sell on General Well Being. $10.00 DOl.l. CI-O'I'IIES ------^----- 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone in Todey’s Hereld. These 2 Are commission. House lot or per cassette. Make check BEAUTIFUL BARBIE NEWLY RENOVATED call refundable. single piece. 644-8962. payable to ABLE Pert of Them. ANTIQUES AND CRAK’IS DOLL DRESSES - 80(t. 310 square feet office ------^------CENTER, 317 Green Road, available. Main Street CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 Services Ottered 31 THE COUNTRY Bridesmaid's Outfit - $2.75, Wanted to Buy 49 Manchester, Ct. 646-7917 location with ample DeVille - 72,000 miles, ou re Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- CHRISTMAS SHOP - parking. Call 649-2891. Good condition. $2700 or 2 SUPERINTENDENT YOUR AD BABYSITTER CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ TV’S • STEREOS Antiques and Crafts, 6452 C lH tllled Ids are taken needed for live-in position AVAILABLE, Martin ------Best offer. Telephone 742-. ty. We buy quickly and con­ SHOP AL SIEFFERTS Fernwood Farm, 261 BIBLES & BOOKS 6800 - Keep trying. over the phone aa a con- in Manchester. Only hard School area. Call after 3 working individuals need fidentially, The Hayes Cor- APPLIANCES - 445 Hart- Hebron Road, Bolton. (3 venlance. Tha Herald la p.m. 649-2094. poratiori. 646-0131. REASON FOR THE apply. Must be capable and . ford Road, Manchester, miles South of Bolton raaponalbla lor only one In­ SEASON — God gave His RASFMFNT STORAPtr ^UTO LEASING RENTAL willing to repair gas DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - fij 647-9997. SUPER SANTA Center). Open Tuesday - -.i; a- . ■ Oldies But Goodies correct Inaertlon and than Best. Share the Best with a healing systems, stones, Parking lots, driveways, Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 649-0389. AREA with dirt floors. Limited. Rent-A-Car. only to tha alza of ll)p * R E N T A L S SALE! Video Tape gift frorh BIBLES & minor electrical and do apartments, stores, First room m ft.xlS ft ; $12.95 day, 100 free miles, Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, APPLIANCES BOOKS, 840 Main Street, original Inaertlon. Errora cleaning for large apart­ sidewalks, sanding. 646- second room 23 ft.xl5 /z ft. Automobiles bought, sold, Washers, Dryers, 649-3396. which do not laaaon tha ment complex. Call for ap­ 2204. Rooms lor Rent 52 Refrigerators, Freezers. HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS $30 monthly. 649*0717. rented. 323 Centir Street] value of tha advartlaament 2 — Manchester. Telephone pointment between 9 a.m. MUCH MORE! SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main GIFT SHIRTS will not be corrected by an Looking for a second car? 647-0908, Ask for Bill. and noon, Monday thru WILL DO Babysitting in ROOM FOR Street, Downtown additional Inaertlon. Friday, 528-1300. my home, Verplank scTioolicni GENTLEMAN - Kitchen PETS AM) SUPPLIES Manchester. 643-2171. PERSONAL TEE - Per­ The Classified section is a ------^------area. Telephone 649-3219. privileges, washer & Dishwashers from $249.00; sonalized Fun and complete car-buyer’s CHEVY IMPALA - P.-^RT TIME Proof dryer, phone 643-5600. MANCHESTER PET Ranges from $249.00; Sportswear. Great gifts for guide Iw o door hardtop, ^ automatic, V8, needs body iBajirhriitrr O perator. Hours, 2-5. Painting-Papering 32 CENTER - Good Quality Microwaves from $199.00. Christmas. 1081 Main ..•••••••••••••••••••••• work. $250 or best offer. Experienced preferred. FURNISHED ROOM - and Advice make good GREAT GIFTS WITH Street, Manchester, 646- Will train right applicant. INTERIOR PAINTING, heat and hot water. $126 sense. Are you paying too COMPLETE SERVICE. 3339. IVanled lo Rent 57 Telephone 646-1395. firrnhV Equal (^portunity over ten years experience, per month. Security and much for your pet Employer. Contact Linda low rates and senior citizen references. Call Bill, 649- supplies? Stop in — it will HAND MADE GARAGE TYPE Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 ^ COLI.ECTIBLES Maselli, 646-4004. discounts. 643-9980. 4432. be worthwhile. M ixed ELECTROLUX - Buy BUILDING for automotive •••••••...... breed puppies, tropical and Someone You Love an AN OLD FASHIONED repairs for leading national 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent RELIABLE INTERIOR AN D Apartments lor Rent S3 goldfish, parakeets, ELECTROLUX VACUUM CHRISTMAS, at the company in the condition, asking $1100. N U I I U t a EXPERIENCED woman EXTERIOR painting, canaries, finches, small CLEANER for a Christ­ VILLAGE CHARM YARN Manenester area. We need 8900 miles. Call 528-6849...... for heavy housecleaning paper hanging. Carpentry MANCHESTER- One and animals. 687 Main Street. mas Gift. Call: 646-3875. BARN — with handmade 3,000-3,500 plus sq. ft. ------Lost and Found 1 and light laundry one day a Work. Fully insured. J.P. two bedroom apartments (1-203) 649-4273. Gift wrap­ gifts and decorations by Please call collect, 1-401-. KZ400 Deluxe 1978 ping and lay-a-way plan ...... week. $30 to start. Lunch Lewis & Son, 649-9658. available. Centrally LOVABLE ABANDONED local craftsman plus craf­ 724-8198. KAWASAKI, fairing, provided. Pleasant at­ always available. baggage-rack, saddle bags, located on busline near KITTENS ting supplies. 133 Spruce ★ mosphere. References Intarlor/Extarior Painting. shopping center and Street, Manchester. 649- low mileage. $1350. required. Phone 643-1772 schools. For further details PET TOWNE - Tri-City CAN YO U GIVE A 9699. If you don’t use it, don’t ®201 Ask for Andrea, LOST: Large short haired, between 7 and 8 a.m. inttM iiuon call 649-7157. Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR LOVABLE ABANDONED (hiahty profferional woHl THE CALICO PATCH - n e^ it and don’t want it, declawed tiger tabbby. Monday-Friday. Reasonable prices. Free HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - Kitten or Cat a home for Waddell Road area, ...... estim ates. FuBy Insured 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and It's Here; Quality the Holidays — 633-6581, 210 Pine Street, C lIL m ^ Ad’ Call M3‘ 2711 Manchester Telephone gale 23 q : l . m c h u q h 4 room heated apartments, Creatures and Superior 342-0571. Manchester. 646-6408. A Get Your Cards Today from: evenings 647-1884...... 643-9321 hot water, no appliances. 4)1 Supplies at money saving Unique Little Quilt Shop to place Place your vou^^^ ad. ^ Classified ad' Whether8^* with Davis Family Restaurant. Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower featuring everything for Fashion, 85 E. Center St.; Harvest Hill Package Store, Security - tenant in­ ^ prices. 644-3510. GAMES-TOYS-CRAKTS you’re advertising to hire, Pe'rsonah...... 2 ‘ ” •••••••••••••••••••••••• surance. 646-2426, 9-5 today’s quilter and more! Manchester Parkade: Highland Park Market, 317 Highland St.; • ••••••••••••••••••••••• “CWA MONEr — Sales price « m1 income HOBBY HUT - 281‘/z U ^ i a O'" s®"- ***® Classified K.B. Automotive. Broad Street; Lynch Motors. 500 W. Center Building Contracting 33 weekdays, 2 SPORTING GOODS Gifts and gift certificates, limKs ncreased. Do you qualify? Cal) 64S- Oakland Road Christmas prints, trims, w r o c n e f a n a l i n i f ads can get the job done. St.; N'assiff Photo. Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Main Street; ROSES ARE RED- 4000. 3 LAY-A-WAY SPORTING South Windsor, patterns, kits, books, Regal's Men's Shop, Main Street; Sieffert's Appliances, 445 FARRAND MANCHESTER MAIN Hartford Road; Westown Pharmacy. 455 Hartford Road; Diet Wheels SNAPDRAGONS “POSSIBU OWNER niUNCMC" Spacious 3 STREET - Two room 4)1 GIFTS — Gift Certificates 644-2355. Gift certificated strawberry shortcake Bdnn Raised Ranch arith tg. covered porch REMODELING - Cabinets, 3 at NASSIFF ARMS, 991 available - Visa and Center, 113 Main St., also Pic an' Save, 725 E. Middle Tpke. apartment. Heated, hot cutouts, and a large selec­ Cards wilt also be available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnside ARE CURLY... overlooking a nell mamlained lawn! Ion SM's. Roofing, Gutters, Room Main Street; Manchester - Mastercard accepted, Additions, Decks, All types water, appliances. No pets. tion of fabrics and Avenue, East Hartford, and at the Hi FI Stereo House, Vernon AREN’T WE -VERSATm EKTERTAMMENT CENTER" in this It 647-9126. MODELS, TRAINS, supplies. Smock or Duster Circle. 4 Bdrm Gar. Col. phis many other custom o f Remodeling and Security. Parking. LUCKY... Telephone 523-7047. Games, telesc(mes and featum ! AsUng $101,500. Repairs. Free estimates. ft microscopes. 'Tuesday, TH E BITTERSWEET TO HAVE A SISTER "OWNU nNANONG AVANABET-One or two Fullv insured. Phone 643- MANSFIELD CENTER - Sd OUrER-WEAR Thursday, and Friday: SHOP Save Now! Mi family home possible, 8 rms plus 4 car garage. 6017" Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- LIKE SHIRLEYI Woodsedge Apartments. SI OPEN NOW!!! Price on most Christmas $74,900. • 6. items. Gifts, Antiques, Love & NEIGHBORHOOD PACKAGE STORE'-business ROBERT E. JARVIS - ONE MONTH'S FREE j) ''MARKDOWN” - only — good sales and good income. $39,900. Remodeling Specialist. RENT. Newly renovated, 2 Famous Maker Outer- Jewelry, Teas & Herbs. CENTURY 21 UNDSEY REAL ESTATE F o r room additions, country setting. Two fi Wear for the Entire Fami- BASKETS & W ICKER E Route 44A, Bolton. 643- l-fl-ll-lln. 3S3 Center SL 649-4000 kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms. From $285 to 4) ly at Discount Prices - 307c THE WICKER COTTAGE 7800. Birthdaylll ^ | | | | | j[ $325, includes appliances ^ to 60% off. Jackets, Vests roofing and siding or any — Specializing in baskets, HOUSE’? OE COURSE! HELP WANTED MANCHESTER LKO. and parking, 429-1270, 233- CB and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen home improvement need. wicker furniture, wall 9660 or 232-0761. | Si Mail, Glastonbury. Open $200,000 FainiO Camperouml. 90 acres Telephone 643-6712. hangings and bath THE MAPLEWILD TACK CIBCULATIOM DEPT. Every Night till 9pm. ROOM of Bolton 54.900 Col., fireplace, 400., titjtrr. siOirri A 2‘/z ROOM AND A 3 accessories. Route 84, Ver­ Announcements 3 LEON blESZYNSKI non (across from Golf- featuring Stuben ROOM APARTMENT Si BICYCLES 65.000 Cape, full BsmL, immaculate BUILDER. New Homes, Land). 646-6219. Monday - Saddles at $499.f GABBIER NEEDED AVAILABLE. Heat, hot ■for major branua ui FLEA MARKET: Every 130.000 9 Rm., Cul., nen construction, additions, remodeling, rec Sd BICYCLES A N D Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. ^ at Downay Drive area. tinancins rooms, garages, kitchens water, appliances. . English and Western equip- Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ CAMPING EQUIPMENT (Fountain Village) C References; Security. Call tique ce n te r,'1140 Main 95.900 II Ranch. 4 94. Mr. Clean tiles here remodeled, ceilings, bath sd — Sporting„ Goods, , Ice FLOKLST ment, Christmas cards and {X after 6 pm, 646-3911. TELiPHONE 647-9946 or Street, Coventry. Dealer tile, dormers, roofing. Skates, Sleds, Barbells, more! MAPLEWILD C , 140.000 4 BrI., Split Ranch, Family Rm. sd 647-9947. .space available. Telephone Residential or commer­ Hockey, Exercise Eq“Iquip- KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 TACK ROOM, Toomey I® EAST HARTF,ORD - 2 Sd 742-9698, 145.000 Unirpje lUR Forest Hills, f'mancint cial. 649-4291. ment. FAR R’S, 2 Mair Hartford Road. Weddings, Road (at Bolton Center), CS bedro-om , brand new St Street, Manchester - 643- corsages, fresh flower Bolton, CT 649-5550. K "MAIN.STREET■■ is com­ 149.000 Olll Col.. 4lrl.. full BsmI. DESIGN KITCHENS, linoleum & wall to wall 7111. arrangements, silk i i a n r k s t p r carpeting, heat, hot water, sd JEWELERS • S ing to Manchester on New- 155.000 Ten Rm.. Col., 4-5 Bd. Frreplaced IR. cabinets, vanities, counter arrangements, plants, parking. Near busline. Call ANTIQUES Year's Eve. Call Connec­ tops, kitchen cabinet fronts S i funeral flowers. 643-9559. This Christmas let the 109.900 Priiete setting in this 6+Rm., Col., 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- ticut Sound Productions. custom woodworking, ad BROOKS ANTIQUES - H r r a lJ i Sell. Financing 1719 after 6 p.m. CHRISTMAS DIAMOND SHOWCASE 644-0691 colonial reproductions. ^M anchester Mall, 811 Main 94,400 Retlucerl ft Ranch, 3 60., lull BsmL. J.P. Lewis 649-9658. ARRANGEMENTS - help you discover the Otmer financint! FIVE LARGE ROOMS for “jStreet, Manchester. PARK HILL JOYCE magic of love ... with a Vt VIRGIN ISLANDS - aJWANTED ANTIQUE Crocket SS.SOO Ranch. 7Rm., 2 tireplaces, couple, second floor of two FLOWER SHOP: FTD. carat totpl weight / .lahuary 3Lst. February ELECTRICAL SERVICES jS f u RNITURE, glass Rockle^e section. family. Rent plus utilities Fruit Baskets, Christmas - We do all types of Elec­ matching engagement ring ^ in e c im s 13th. Air and Land and deposit. Available ^ clocks, dolls and collec- Parties, Flowering Plants. Included $729. Tran.sporta- RHERRILL LYNCH REALTY trical Work! Licensed. Call ® tibles. Ask for Harold - 646- and wedding ring for just RARROWS CO. now. Telephone 871-7997. Call; 649-0791. in B o d i When buying or selling, tion to J.F.K., camping, after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Sd9243 or 646-2690, $399.00. Season's Greetings equipment and jeeps 358 BtimsiOe «ie.. EJl 289-6881 from the DIAMOND EXTRA large two room ef­ PENTLAND FLOKIST - provided. Telephone 633- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SHOWCASE, Manchester ficiency, wall to wall, heat, ijL A C E , LINENS, LOVELY Visit Us For All Your and you want action — 7441 or 236-2996. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Residential & Commercial * THINGS! Furniture, Parkade. Construction. Remodeling, parking, appliances. $260. Holiday Needs. See Our Q-136 Security, references. 646- frames, [abulous things! Choice Selection, 24 Birch BRAY’S JEWELRY Mortgage Loans ' 8 [ J B U S I N E S S home improvements, ad- a, R E D GOOSE FAItM _ _ J ccD%/iY^cc ditions, bathroom & 1642 after 5 weekdays. Street - 643-6247. “ Pleasing STORE — 737 Main Street, ^ ANTIQUES,' Coventry. You Is Our Pleasure.” Over >80 items for the MORTG.AGE LOANS - 1st: anu oCnV.IVeCo kitchen remodeling, Manchester, CT. THREE ROOM apart­ * Wednesday - Sunday, 12-4 wardmbe and home are 2nd: 3rd. ALL KINDS, ...... roofing, siding, repairs. Specializing in Bulova, included with full direc­ ment, second floor. Heat, 4 742-9137. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT Homeowners and Commer­ Services Ottered 31 door & window replace- Seiko, Pulsar, Accutron, tions in the Needlework Call h ot water, stove, BASKETS, Flowering cial. Realty state-wide. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ment and alterations. 646* Timex Watches. Also, Primer. A How-To section refrigerator, carpet. Cen­ 5 BOUGHT AND SOLD At Plants For Your Holiday Credit rating unnecessary. REWEAVING BURN 1379. Finest Jewelry. FREE of popular stitches in trally located. Adults only. Sd THE ANTIQUE MARKET Needs. BROWNS A comfortable^ button- Reasonable. Confidential. HOLES. Zippers, um- LOTTERY TICKET with Knit and Crochet for both The Heraldp 643-2711 No pets. Security deposit. 4)1 PLACE, 811 Main Street. FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main front style with rick rack Quick arrangement. brellas repaired. Window DENNIS R. MILLER - purchase of $10.00 or more. novice and experienced trimmed yoke and handy $295. Telephone 646-7690. 2 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small Street, Manchester 643-5617. are also featured.. ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, shades, Venetian blinds. Remodeling, additions, ® Shops. Auctions 7pm Every pockets can be made in Q-136, Needlework ' 100 Constitution Plaza, Keys. TV FOR RENT, roofing, rec rooms. pan- 4 Thursday. J & J JEWELERS - f85 two lengths. Marlow's, 867 Main Street, eling, gutters, aluminum THREE. ROOMS - first VANITY CAR PLATE.S Main Street, Manchester. Primer, is $3.25 a copy. No. 8321 with Photo- 2 Hartford. 527-797 1; floor. Excellent area. evenings: 233-6879. 233- 649-5221 3*1° ''"lyl Siding installed 4 “ (Jliality Merchandise at ANNE CABOT Guide is in Sizes 38 to 50. ______^______year round. Telephone 649- Security deposit, No pets. ^ I yPEWRI TEHS ENGRAVED-RAISED Manchootor Herald Size 40, 44 bust, smock, 6885. LETTERS. ' Old Fashioned Prices." Ideal for newlyweds. 649- 14K Chains / Bracelets / 1180 Ave.'o/ Amirleai 3% yards 45-inch; duster, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 2954. ^ YALE TYPEWRITER ORGANIZATION Now Tork. N.Y. 10018 9092. Diamond Earrings / Pen­ 4 yards. HOME Concrete. Chimn^ey ® SflRVICE — Typewriters Emblems. Business Cards. Print Nome. Addroii with ZIP Repairs. “ No Job Too •••••••••••••••••••••••• dants and Cultured Pearls. CODE and Style Number. TO ORDER, send $1.80 for each Sp: 4 Rebuilt, Portable Name Pins. Button Making attem, plus S0( for postage and DELIVERY EMPLOYMENT Small. ' Call 644-8356 for Heating-Plumbing 35 a. Typewriters, From $20.00. Keepsake Your Christmas 1982 ALBUM with 16-page Eandllng. bedroom condominium, I'/z Machines/Supplies. GIFT SECTION with full Call aei i fT)91 PC ####*#••#••#•••••••••••■ 2 Sales and Service. Diamond Source. SUE BURNEH baths and den, applianced MANCHESTER RUBBER direction^. Price ... $2.25. t lw H anchtster HeraM ------:— ------— — SCHALLER PLUMBING- St Typewriter and Adding Help Wanted 13 and carpeted. $350 a STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- HARDWARE BOOKS AT $3.28 EACH 1180 Ave. of Amtricas 647-9947 HEATING- Water pump 4 Machines. 51 Purnell Haw York, N.Y. 10038 Loo 4489. Visa - Master Card. month. No pets. Telephone ENGLAND TRUE VALUE Q'129-DOLLS-Old aod New. How Print Namt. Addross with ZIP 2 PART TIME - Work at ★ specialists. Also, Place. 649-4986. to drosi them; how to make them. o h t m m 429-3414. HARDWARE — Route 44A CODE. Stylo Number and Sbe. 647-9946 home on the phone ser­ remodeling service or TELEVISIONS Q-130 - KEEPSAKE QUILTS. 24 New ’81 FASHION with M&M P&H, Manchester ^ KIU IT BASKETS Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- pieced and appllqued deilKne. vicing our customers in repairs. FREE S u ccess in S ew in r, U 649-2871. Small repairs, TWO BEDROOM Brick HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS SUN SALES AND Service, Q-131-HEIRLO0M HANDIWORK-20 your area. Telephone 456- ESTIMATES. 649-4266. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS types of ntedlework ekillt. filled with appe»l‘“lt remodeling, heating, Townhouse. l ‘/i baths. $425 Kerosene, Skil power tools’ 0876 or 528-6631. — Order Early. Also SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main Q-132-T0 QIVE or KEEP-40 nte­ designs. Also 2 BONUS baths, kitchens and water per month plus utilities. Stanley hand tools, plum­ Wicker Items.- PERO Street, Downtown dlework Homs to make. Coupons! Price . . . $2.25. heaters. Free estimates! Available immediately. Manchester. 643-2171. Most bing and electrical PART TIME Household Goods 40 Keith Real Estate, 646- FRUIT STAND, 276 brands available: G/E, supplies, California paint SALESPERSON to sell ■C & M Tree Service, Free 4126. Oakland Street, TOWN OF MANCHESTER subscriptions door-to-door, Manchester. 643-6384. Zenith, Sony, RCA and and paint sundries, estimates. Discount senior USED wallpaper and housewares. LEGAL NOTICE with newscarrier two REFRIGERATORS. more to choose from. citizens. Company MANCHESTER - Five The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Mon­ evenings a week or Satur­ ■Manchester owned and WASHERS, RANGES - room duplex located on days. Salary plus com­ day, January 4, 1982 at 7:30 P.M. in the Hearing Room. Municipal operated. Call 646-1327. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts busline. Convenient to Building, 41 Center Streel, Manchester, CT to hear and consider the missions. Call Circulation & Service. Low prices! downtown. No appliances. Apartments for Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartments for Rant 53 Homes lor Rent 54 following petitions; __ . Manager. Manchester LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Utilities are extra. Sequri- J i G ASSOCIATES — ZONE CHANGE - OAKLAND STREET (J-22) HeraltL 643-2711. cing, Attics, cellars, gar­ Street. 643-2171. ty and references required. — To change the zoning classification from Residence A and Rural MANCHESTER Newly 456 Vz MAIN STREET - six Adults only. No pets. EAST HARTFORD - 2 MANCHESTER - Two Residence to Planned Residence Development for a parcel of ap­ ages cleaned. AH types decorated two bedroom rooms, $400. plus utilities. trash, brush removed. Available January 1st. Call bedroom with heat & hot bedroom apartment at Sun­ proximately 1.7 acres and to approve a General Plan of Development for apartment. Access to shop­ No appliances. Tenant in­ Picket, Split Rail, Articles tor Sale 41 after 5 p.m., 647-1037. 1 '..$vater, close to busline, ] ny Brook Village. $440 in- the site — 176 Oakland Streel. ______o„,T»r^r.r,. Appliances, wall to wall ping centers, buslines and surance. Security. 646-2426 ROCCO A. PIANO ET AL - ZONE CHANGE - OAK GROVE STREET Stockade Fences installed. clndes heat, not water, (F-28) - To change the zoning classification from Residence AA to NEW YEAR'S VACATION carpeting, tile bath, dis­ schools. For further weekdays. begins now. Sell Avon and 528-0670. 149 OAKLAND ST., second appliances and air- details, please call 528-4196 Planned Residence Development for a parcel of approximately 7.5 a ^ s floor live room apartment. posal, etc. No pets. Call conditioning. Ideal for and to approve a General Plan of Development for the site - 178 Oak .start saving! Call 646-3685 between 9 and 5 pm or TWO HOUSES FOR RENT LICENSED DAY CARE $330 plus utilities and 528-1494, older couple. No pets. or 523-9401. after 5 pm and weekends, - New six room Cape, $575 HOME - Will watch your ALUMINUM SH EETS security. No appliances. Damato Enterprises, .646- ROXIE E. LEONE ET AL — ZONE CHANGE — SPENCER STREET used as printing plates. .007 649-7157. per month. Nice six room (L-22) — To change the zoning classification from Residence AA and child or infant days. Call Tenant in su rance. 9-5 VERNON-ROCKVILLE - 1021. $180 PER WEEK PART x Colonial, $495 per month. ' Rural Residence to Planned Residence Development for a parcel of ap­ 646-0262. thick, 23 28V2’^. 50c each, weekdays, 646-2426. On busline. Brand new TIME at home. Webster, MANCHESTER - Newly Call for details. Strano proximately 3.62 acres and to approve a General Plan of Development or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- three room apartments - MANCHESTER - Deluxe America's foremost dic­ 2711. They MUST be picked decorated one bedroom Real Estate, 643-1878. ‘ for the site — S51 Spencer Street. FOR RENT - HEBRON, Extra large rooms with one bedroom townhouse, tionary company needs SNOWPLOWING up before 11:00 a.m. only. apartment. Access to shop­ At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written com ­ Four room apartment. large closets. $300 per private entrancefVatio and munications received. Copies of these petiUons have been filed m the home workers to update Commercial &' Residen­ ping centers, buslines and t h r e e BEDROOM - Two Qoes month. Security and full basementiincludes Town Clerk's office and may be inspected.during office hours. local mailing lists. All tial. Manchester. Heat qnd hod water in- schools. For further details full baths, full basement - SEASONED oak firewood cliided. No children, no references required) heat, applianc^i carpeting' ages, experience un- Reasonable^. Free es­ please call 528-4196 on bus line. Nice area. Planning and Zoning Comniission for sale - for deliveries call pelts. $400 ■ monthly. Cen­ Available January 1st. and air-conditioning. $430 ■ necessary. Call 1-716-842- timates. Call'anytime 646- George Griffing, Andover. Telephone 875-1128 9-5 between 9 and 5 pm or Close to schools, churches Leo Kwash, Secretary i,iionn F.vt wifis .cuoo cue nov tury 21, Tedford Real monthly. No pets, fjamato t O.VOQB I ■r$ .8 . * n t n tu it t o o e p after 5 pm and weekends. and stores. $550 per month. Mrndav-Satiirdav. r - . l l p , i Dated this 22nd day of December, 1981. ' I' • '] bn-1*