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year seen DOT consultant Lawyers trade] BUSINESS for stock market procedures revised I bitter barbs Here's How to Jransfer money on vacotio . . . page^O . . , page 7 . page 3 The person who sends the money must let you know have the money delivered right to you. \ , With this day. the J983 season for winter vacations where to pick it up. Within the United States, the tran If you, an American citizen, are robbed orVitlierwiM begins —' and millions of the luckj among ijs are saction can be completed in two hours and you can pick lose your money abroad, immediately contact tne dreaming about resting on the beach of a Caribbean up at any of approximately'8,500 Western Union offices, nearest U.S. consulates or embassy for assistaiKe. U island, schussing down the slopes of Gstaad or visiting Your of which about 900 are open 24 hours a day. you lost money is in travelers checks, you will be friends who iive far from home. You can be rescued by someone at home with an steered to the company’s nearest office for a refund and No matter the destination — the reality will break into Manchester, Conn. Money's American Express card. Cash transfers up to $1,000 can* replacement. The State Departmeht suggests you Increasing cloudiness your dreams and countless numbers of you will be hit by be sent. Have your savior call the toll-free number to phone numbers provided to report lost and stolen credit Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1983 lost or stolen money. Should that happen despite yoiir on Wednesday Worth find out where the nearest offices — to both of you— are best precautions, how can you get money from home Sylvia Porter located. He or she will have to take cash or a check to IMPORTANT TIP: State Department officials will — See page 2 Single copy 25tp quickly and easily? cover the cost plus fees to that office. If the funds are know the most efficient way to have money transferred H m lb THE FACT: Your wisest precaution is to have a sent to you overseas, you cSn receive $200 in local to you. The money can be wired to the embassy or son- credit card or, barring that, access to someone at home currency) get the rest in U.S. travelers checks. And card sulate where you can pick it up. who' has a card at hand. No matter where you are — in the United States or THE REASON: Money can be transferred to you holders, you have check-cashing privileges to bail you ■ out. abroad — lost funds need not torpedo your winter vaca relatively simply. Here's how. Western Union will wire you mond^ abroad, too, if tion. Someone you know can help you get the money to Phone or send a telegram to your sister at home, for continue. You must know “how,” which this report has instance — the relative with the Visa or MasterCard. from her account. someone will go to the nearest Western Union office or The scale of charges slides-according to destination agent with cash 'or a check to cover the transfer and told y6u. The cost will be worth it — if the traveler s She will take over and phone Western Union, toll-free, nightmare happens to you. Bank charges. It will cost your savior (and you eventually) and tell the operator she wants to send a Charge Card and the sums involved. Examples: To send $50 $9.95 to wire $50; $19.95 to send $300 to $500; and $47 to (“Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” her conri- Money Order. She will provide the amount requested, anywhere in the 48 contiguous states costs $11.95. The Emissions send $2,000 to $3,000. Each additional $500 will cost $7. prehensive guide to income taxes, is now available her card number, expiration date and your name, as the same $50 costs $16.95 to send to Alaska, Hawaii, Canada and Mexico. A cash transfusion of $400 to $500 will cost If you lose your money in the United States, have a through her column. Send $3.95 plus $1 for mailing and payee, She can ask for confirmation of payment by handling to “Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book, in Report Payment Mailgram. The amount of the transfer, $24.95 to send anywhere in the lower 48. friend send you a Postal Service Money Order, which costs from 75 cents for amounts up to $25 to $1.55 for the care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, plus the charge, will be billed as a cash advance on her You also can have money sent to you, via charge, « loses when you’re abroad. The charge is $11 more than the $500 maximum via Express Mail (assuming both of you Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal regular monthly statement. The amount cannot exceed Press Syndicate.) I her maximum credit line, and charges will be deducted cost of sending the sum in the United States. are in the Express Mail network). It will cost $9.35 to tests begin Limits increased $2.7m By Raymond T. DeMeo 4 If you’re too high on the first test, Herald Reporter the attendant will ask you to get out of your car, and he will sit in your EAST HARTFORD - The line of driver’s seat, and accelerate your r.i! mmmWT SBAA is promoting cars, three lanes wide, stretched to engine over a set of rollers that will itiif * " ...... the street, and beyond this morning be set spinning under the car’s rear I'M? But president 10 minutes before the 8 a.m. opening wheels. The acceleration is designed time at the E)ast Hartford emissions to bum off carbon that may have ac .inspection station. cumulated in your exhaust system is optimistic life insurance plan Exhaust fumes, condensed into from idling your car yrhile waiting steam by the frigid temperature, in line. billowed forth from the tailpipes of Seventeen percent of the That’s something like ’’going to two different doctors,” the waiting automobiles as the motorists who took the emissions By Raymond T. DeMeo test Monday failed the test, said a Gowen savs. testing, designed to clean up the By Raymond T. DeMeo Herald Reporter • If you do need more coverage, you may get a better state’s air, began. spokesman for Hamilton Standard Herald photo by DeMeo Herald Reporter deal from an insurance company that offers discounts to Test Systems, the United Martin hutkicwicz spent 20 years telling peopte why The test is designed to take six Technologies subsidiary that ad Heritage Savings & Loan holders of expensive policies. Some companies offer WALTER HINES OF MANCHESTER GETS A “PASS” STICKER FOR HIS CAR they should buy life insurance from the Metropolitan In minutes, and for the most part the ministers the testing program for Associations of Manchester lost surance Co substantial discounts if you don’t smoke; New York Life emissions testing crew kept close to . . . testing started today at center on Tolland Street In East Hartford Insurance Co., for one, offers 35 percent off its regular the MVD, $2.75 million during the 1982 fiscal Last month he took a job with the Savings Bank of that timetable. Motorists turned year, its annual report, released policy rate for non-smokers, according to Joseph A. Manchester Now, if you give him a few minutes, he'll over their registration information Monday afternoon, shows. explain how you can buy life insurance from SBM and Jyler, a New York Life agent and broker. to one attendant, had their exhaust pay the lowest premiums around. '• You may not get the same personalized service from checked by a second, and were told The figure includes a $2.16 million "Savings bank life insurance is a good buy. It gives a bank that you get from a good life insurance agent, whether they passed or failed by a Fierce fighting rages in Lebanese city loss Heritage suffered in the second you more value for your dollar," says Lufkiewlcz, hired who can visit you at home, get to know you personally, third, after handing over their $10 quarter, when it sold off $5 million last month to manage SBM s life insurance program. and will probably be more accessible in case of a fee. worth of. low-interest government Within the limits imposed on. us, there's no way they problem If you move out of town or out of state, he can securities. The sale allowed the I insurance companies) can compete with us. ' refer you to another agent — but the bank can t move ONCE INSIDE the garage-like bank to take an income tax writeoff If you're like many people, you probably weren’t with you. facility on Tolland Street, the of about $600,000. Lutkiewicz. has heard these caveats before. He used to process was a breeze. It was the Tripoli in flames; 47 dead aware that hanks .sold life insurance. In fact, they’ve Heritage’s fiscal year ended Sept. J been doing it for years in Connecticut — since 1942, be on the other side, remember, selling for an insurance wait outside that got to some people. Syrian military officials, responding 30. Bank president William H. Hale when the .Savings Bank Life Insurance Co. of Hartford company. “I’ve been here since 7:20,” said BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Rival Beirut radio said it was impossi attempts to restore calm, the city of predicted two months ago that the "Really, you don’t have that many changes on a life Keith Erickson of Glastonbury, as to an appeal by Prime Minister got its start ' . militia gangs battled with artillery ble to get a casualty .figure for 250,(XXI has been rocked by factional Chefik Wazzan, was expected to bank would lose $1 million in 1982. SBM. the only local bank to offer life insurance, has insurance policy." he says. "You very seldorti call the he waited at 8 a.m. about five cars and mortaiidn the northern port of today’s fighting becauw jhe intensi fighting for. weeks. But he said today that the $1 million done so since ttfeA. Until now. it’s done so on a low- agent back unless there’s a death claim” arrive in the Syrian-controlled city outeiclp Jto . entrance of the. testing Tripoli-today, leaving'much of ty .of rjhe battle' prevented am At the height of M onday’s later today to make a new bid for prediction referred to operating profile basis But with legislation that took effect Satur center. ’Tne center oiieaed at I for fighting, right-wing Phalange radio ^ F.S. IIF. says, many people need more insurance Lennon’s second largest city in bulances from picking up bodies off peace. losses, which would exclude the one day. Jan 1. that allows savings banks to sell more in than the banks are capable of offering. But they can the first time today, along with 15 flames on the fourth straight day of the streets. said one shell crashed somewhere in time loss from the government surance than ever before, the bank has geared up for a others in the state. ’Two facilities, in Lebanese television earlier said supplement an existing insurance policy with.extra in fierce fighting. Officials said several people Tripoli every five seconds. the team arrived Monday but securities sale. promotional campaign to give its product some visibili- surance bought from the bank. "We ll get them to buy Norwalk and Stamford, opened Security sources said at least 47 reportedly were killed inside their “It seems there is an endless A today’s reports said its departure ■ty Monday. supply of ammunition,” a local news more, if we can,-" he says. people have been killed and 70 homes by falling shells and that was delayed by bad weather. IN HIS MESSAGE to the 453 reporter said, adding that most Erickson was supposed to arrive wounded since fighting broke out many homes and business had been Security sources said 30 people owners of 300,000 shares of Heritage • "VtllLN rill-. Savings Bank of Manchester started roads in and out of the city were cut offering life insurance, the largest policy it was allowed Lutkiewicz is bullish about the future of savings bank at work at 8 a.m. in Hartford. He shortly before midnight Friday' set on fire. Beirut radio said fires died and another 50 were wounded in stock. Hale blamed the 1982 loss on life insurance, even though, given the restrictions im left the center about 8:20 with a between pro and anti-Syrian could be seen burning inside the city by sniper and shell fire. Monday’s fighting, raising the "the earnings squeeze affecting all to sell was $1,0(K), ' says Lufkiewicz Since then, the In ^ iru t, 50 miles to the south. allowable limits have steadily increased, until, starting posed upon it, there’s no way it can compete head-to- smile on his face, after an attendnt guerrillas. from outlying roads. casualty toll since the battles\broke thrift institutions," but said he Phalange radio said Tripoli political 1983. the banks can sell whole-life policies up to $25.(H)0 head with the major insurance companies. pasted a light blue “pass” sticker on Thirty people were killed and 50 Security sources said the battles out late Friday to 47 dead and 70 eypeefed a strong first quarter this leader Rashid Karami traveled to and term policies up to $50,000. his driver’s side window, certifying wounded Monday, and more were virtually shut down the city and wounded. /ear. ’’We’re not going to take over the world. But once we feared dead today as militiamen created a severe shortage of food. Syria to seek its help in ending the In Connecticut, savings bank policies are un that his car is up to emissions stan The casualty tolls from today's Hale said today that the bank will got our foot in the door, we beepme a threat (to the in dards. ’The sticker is valid until next pounded each other’s positions with Despite the presence of Syrian fighting. N derwritten by the Savings Bank Life Insurance Co. SBM fighting were not immediately probably report earnings of between surance business),” he says. , No Pac Man maze artillery and mortar fire. troops outside Tripoli and repeated Press reports said a team of has issued over $87 million worth of policies since 1954. . January, when he’ll have to take the known. $150,000 anil $250,000 in the quarter A whole-life policy, as its name implies, is one that’s Lutkiewicz says he’s talked.jwith 25 customers since test again. that ended Dec. 31, thanks to a intended to cover you as long as you live You pay the „The Internal design of this hydraulic valve used In farm tractors make by Tenneco's Jl he came to the bank and sold 24 policies. 'T ve been in Case Co. John DeMoulpled checks valve SOlWE WEREN'T so lucky. lowering of the bank's cost of money same premium at age-20 as at age 65. Term insurance resembles the obstacle course In a video by reductions in interest rates on the insurance business a while, but I’ve never had a Larry KalinoWski of East Hamp ...lows you to buy insurance by the year. Young people closing ratio like that,” he says. “These policies sell game. In fact, the valve controls the flow of tolerances — an acceptable fit Is one-tenth Boyle long-term certificates. ton shrugged his shoulders after an can get more insurance for their money with a term themselves” hydraulic fluid to the power shift mechanism the thickness of human hair. policy than with whole-life, but as you get older, the attendant notified him that his 1971 If Heritage does show a profit in term premiums get bigger. Insurance agents sometimes . Ford pickup truck had failed the the first quarter, it would be the liken buying term to "renting", insurance. ; emissions test. “I’ll find oiM what’s Here's first in over a year. The bank lost ' Buying in.surance from a savings bank is much like I wrong with it, fix it, and'^see if it trial is .$368,000 in 1981. buying it from a life insurance company. With a savings Experts see housing resurgence this year • passes the second time,” he said, Hale predicted earlier this year bank, however, you have to be a depositor to buy in 1 after the attendant stuck a red that Heritage would turn the finan surance And with a savings hank, you transact business ’ “fail” sticker on his windshield. firs t cial corner in 1983. But his optimism over the telephone or at the bank office — bank WASHINGTON (UPI) —Some experts are predicting in the short term, Sumichrast expects the federally mortgage interest rates, rose a revised 6 percent in Oc Kallnowski has 30 days to repair delayed was dimmed in December, he said, employees aren t allowed to call on you at home. a much-needed resurgence in the housing industry this insured Federal Housing Administration and Veterans , tober. Housing construction also soared in November,, his truck so it passes the emissions when the bank was forced by com The big advantage of savings bank life insurance is its year, helped by the lower interest rates produced by a Administration rate to drop from its current 12 percent with housing starts up 26.5 percent. test. petition to pay artificially high in cost Lufkiewicz says bank premiums can be up to 40 weak economy and little competition for credit. to 11 percent “in the next few weeks.” New building permits slowed down, showing a If his engine needs more thqn $70 terest rates on the newlv^created November increase revised to only 1.7 percent, baby By Richard Cody percent cheaper than those of life in.surance companies; Although Chemical Bank, U.S. Trust and Bankers But housing is one area of the economy that would be ; worth of work to make it pass the Herald Reporter "money-market style ” accounts. Richard Gowen, an agent with Clarke Insurance Agency Trust on Thursday raised their prime lending rate, the pulled down quickly by higher interest rates if the suggesting new construction may not maintain its fast' test, he can apply for a test waiver of Manchester, says the difference is more like five to 15 economy rebounds strongly in 1983, he indicated, while new pace. V.ERNON — Disagreements today "If that hadn’t happened, I would experts are predicting the trend that took mortgage loan from the Department of Motor Jessica Ann Reighard, percent predicting, “’There’s no chance of that at all.” -. Vehicles — as long as he makes the between the„ state and the defense be much more comfortable with rates down four percentage points to around 13.5 per born at 7:31 a.m., Jan. 1, projecting a profit for 1983," Hales Lufkiewicz says the bank can offer lower rates cent in 1982 will continue. Right now, the housing industry is fulfilling the ’ minimum repairs. deleyed th e ^ ta rt of the trial of because it doesn't pay agents’ commissions like in fondest hopes of industry analysts, who are only afraid was the first baby of the Edward g,/Bo^e, who is accused of said today. "Now I’ll be content if The 1982 improvement lowered by about $230 the New Year born at surance companies He and his three staffers work on demand for housing will surge too much in 1983, sending IF YOU LIVE in Manchester, strangling to death a Columbia we break even." monthly payments for a typical new house. Independent Manchester Memorial prices for construction materials skyrocketing. woman in Coventry in 1980. salary "I would imagine around 12 percent is where it’s going Bolton, East Hartford, Glastonbury, Hospital. to end up” in 1983, said Michael Sumichrast, chief The government’s latest report on the sale of new Insurance Hebron, Marlborough or Vernon, the This morning, over resistance I'llE IN TERES r rate on the new "IN >1$ experience, they (savings banks) generally houses, delivered Thursday, showed a 12 percent jump East Hartford inspection station Is from public defender Vincent accounts is 12 percent, about 3‘i are,a little bit cheaper." sayd Gowen, an agent for eight economist of the National Association of Homebuilders, Center, Inc. She was born to Tina ,4n November to the best rate of sales in two years. nearest to your home. You can bring Giedraitis, Tolland County Superior points higher than it would be if it insurance companies. "But there’s more to buying life the largest housing industry trade group. Reighard of 152 Charter • your car in for a test anytime within Court Judge Eugene T. Kelly were set according to market levels. insurance than just looking at the bottom line." “The rerun of 1980, a sharp decline (in credit) because Oak St. and weighed in a 5 The Improvement came despite a new record selling ! 60 days before the expiration date on ordered the trial to begin Hale said. Gowen and other insurance agenfs say people con of credit controls and a sharp upturn in the prime pounds and 10 ounces. The price for an average new house; $88,600. ’The increase of ’ the sticker you should have received Wednesday. sidering purchasing life insurance from a savings bank (interest) rate up to 20 to 22 percent, is simply not in the lucky baby born first in the cards," he said. $8,800 from October was a one-month record, the in the mail from the Motor Vehicles new year is the recipient of Giedraitis wanted it continued for IIERTTVGE'S 1982 income was should weigh the.se factors: ^ Commerce Department said. Department. at least a week because, he said, he up slightly in 1982 from the previous • You may not be able to buy as much as you want, or Instead, weak business demand for credit and a con several gifts f rotnT Manchester merchants. had not been able to view evidence year, from $13.4 to $14.7 million. But need. A $25.(XK) whole-life policy is just a little better tinuing concern by the Federai Reserve Board for the ’The surge in sales left only 5.2 months worth of new You'll have two chances to pass on located at the Coventry Police houses left unsold, a tight supply that could drive prices the bank paid almost $2 million than bare-bories coverage. If you want more, you’ll state of the economy and for the shaky condition of your first try. On the first test, an Highland Park Market is Department. up faster if demand continues to Improve. more in interest on savings accounts probably end up buying it from an insurance company, many borrowing countries will keep a lid on rates attendant will hook a metal probe to giving a case of baby for The slate argued, however, that in 1982 than it did in 1981. 4 and then end up dealing with two different agencies. through the year, Sumichrast predicted. New house sales, spurred by more attractive Rod DoNn, CIC Bob I I Norrio, OPCU your car’s exhaust pipe, which tells mula, of whatever type Giedraitis had ample time. the level of bydroosrbons and car recommended by the Giedraitis was told to view the The bank hasn't paid a dividend to bon monoxide your car is producing. baby’s doctor, and the evidence today. its stockholders since it became a Stricter wine label rules in effect Failing cranekllls woman baby’s mother receives a Boyle was arrested last March stock corporation in December 1981. yau *re floral arrangement from and first scheduled for trial last Its stock sold in the $6.50 to $7 range STAMFORD (UPI) — A Canadian truck driver’s wife Brown’s Flower shop. during 1982. was killed ’Thursday when a crane lifing steel beams at a June. wine,’’ said Les Standard, a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Con In a year-end ruling, the agency downtown construction site collapsed and crashed into notnuuleof Regal’s Men’s Shop and Abbot Schwebel, representing the The stock is traded by the Buell noisseurs of fine wines can lift a spokesman for the Bureau of attempted a compromise between the front end of a parked truck, police saldr in sid e Marlow’s are giving $5 gift state, also said today that further Securities Corporation of Hartford. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. glass to the government for making the passionate claims to the Shenan- Rolanda Bourdon, 44, of Quebec, Canada,.was taken to certificates and Unique charges may be levied against Richard D Briggs, Buell’s presi “People are going to look at the it easier to determine just what they doah label designation by St. Joseph’s Hosptial following the 10:45 a.m. accident. T oday Kitchen and Bath Boutique Boyle. dent, said today that the negative are drinking. label with more confidence.” winemakers in both ^lifo m la and She died 45'minutes later of multiple injuries due to is giving a free gift. The 22-jlear-old Boyle, a former 1982 earnings report probably won’t Effective at the start of this year, The new rule has some fine Virginia. n w n e y l Manchester resident, is accused of trauma, a hospital spokeswoman said. have an impact on Heritage’s stock the government began enforcing a refinements. The bureau’s solution, criticized 20 pages, 2 sections Park Hill Joyce Flower felony murder, third degree sexual These days, no one Is. With prices price. new requirement that at least 75 If an American winemaker labels on both coasts, was to let both rising as fast as they are now. it Advice ...... IS Shop is giving the new assault and attempted first degree makes good sense to save money percent of the wine labeled as a a product as exclusively grown in a regions use the name on their labels. A rea t o w n s ...... 7 mother a colorful balloon sexual assault in the death of Louisa "The stock is very inactive," he product of a certain state must ac certain wine making district, like 'The bureau, which is responsible anywhere you can. So look to your bouquet. M. Scott, 20, on May 31, 1980. Her said. "Even if people wanted to sell, insurance for possible savings. B u s in e ss...... SO tually come from that area. the New York Finger Lakes region, for arson and explosives in C lassified...... 18-19 body was discovered the following you have to find a buyer for every Previously, only 51 percent of the then 85.pefcent of what is in the bot vestigations, firearms laws enforce Saving^ Bank of day in a river in Coventry. seller," CftLDWEU OIL, INC. Call us for a quote on Great Am erlc^ C o m ic s...... 8 Manchester will deposit, in wine in the bottle had to be profluced tle has to come from that particular ment, cigarette tax collection and auto or homeowners insurance. If Boyle is at present serving a six to . Entertainment ...... 13 a savings account for the Buell added that the news of a in a certain state for the label to region. alcohol supervision, got its own New you’re not made of money, a Great L o tte r y ...... * 12 year prison sentence ter raping a claim that is where the wine was For the rest, "'You give the Year present from Treasury American auto or homeoisners "new baby. $1 for each middle-aged Manchester woman in strong first quarter 1983 has leaked i policy is made for you. Obituaries ...... 10 pound the baby weighed. out to the bank’s shareholders, a made. winemaker a chance to practice the Secretary Donald Regan. 1 0 9 *G.O.D. O p in ion ...... 8 Herald photo by Pinto 1980. He is currently being held at The new rule also requires that blending arts,” Stanford said. , After two years of being caught in the Whiting Forensic Institute for possible incentive for them to hold ' P eopletalk...... > .2 on to their stock. any imported wine have 75 percent The bureau, an agency of the a crossfire of lobbyists, legislators S p o^ ...... 15-17 psychological observation. He is TINA REIGHARD AND JESSICA of its contents originate in the coun Treasury Department, allowed and administration cost cutters, 646-6050 ■ Television ...... 8 also facing charges regarding seven Heritage Savings & Loan is . . . first New Year baby try listed on the label. some ambiguity to remain for wine Regan told United Press Inter •8841 W e a th e r ...... 2 more rapes that happened in Mancherster’s second largest bank, “’This is going to make a big produced in one region: the Sb«uui- national the bureau, is finally safe SM HwHdrd M. Mu lu mr Manchester in the summer of 1980. with assets of $136 million. difference in the way people buy doah Valley, east and west. from further reorgahization threats. 1 . I, 'V* - . t t H i* if
MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan. 4, 1983 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 4, 1983 M.-V. WtUSAIHEnaOWBerOtCAtTloTtMT I »-€! i.-r News Briefing Constitutional rights debated in Dworkin case
cumstances surrounding the deposi Dworkin’s claim that the town’s Weinberg’s countersuit as evidence Dworkin has said be wants to see By Raymond T. DeMeo denied Dworkin an opportunity to tion. Dworkin had no excuse for mis Pope probes moves Agnew’s payment S0.t4' sate of land to Economy was of his claim 'of absolute First the land in question, and some ad Herald Reporter purchase the land himself. It also sing today’s appointment, Rubinow “tainted by collision, bad faith, mis Amendment protection for his ditional adjoining town-owned land, cites Economy’s donation of 24 said; the date was set in court with to West Germany ends bribery suit representation and^r fraud,” a client. But he said he hasn’t been preserved as open space for HARTFORD - Does Michael quartz heaters to the town — before both Dworkin and Berman present. statement reiterated in Weinberg’s able to find a Connecticut case that townspeoples’ recreational use. MUNICH, West Germany (UPI) - The BAL'nMORE (UPI) - A bribery suit DWorkin have a constitutional right Ue sale was approved—as evidence As Rubinow argued in a loud voice to sue the town of Manchester, and countersuit to justify the claim that supports his reasoning. THERE IS obviously no love Ihst Italian judge heading the investigation against former Vice President Spiro that the town and Economy con he pointed his finger at Berman,' in the process say and imply bad Dworkin sullied the Economy between Berman and Rubinow. into the shooting of Pope John Paul II Agnew that began six years ago as a stu spired tefore closing the land sale WINBERG’d LAWYER, who turned away and shook his things about the business dealings of president’s business reputation. sought today to check reports funds dent law project ends today with pay deal. Laurence P. Rubinow of the Monday's court session ended with head. ment of nearly $270,000 to the Maryland a local company president? In November Weinberg counter- "If you call him (Weinberg) a Manchester firm of Woodhouse & the two trading barbs over the originating in West Germany may have cheat, it would seem to me he has Treasury. UM fVtATHIfl rOIOOMT • ’That was the issue Monday in sued, charging that Dworkin’s suit Rubinow, occasionally arched his scheduling of a deposition of “I tliink you get too excited, Mr. backed the assassination attempt. the right to contest that,” Brennan Judge Ilario Martella, who flew to Attorney General Stephen H. Sachs Hartford Superior Court as Jon D. slandered Weinberg’s business eyebrows and scrawled notes as Dworkin by Rubinow. Rubinow,” said Brennan, after he said Monday he will present the $268,400 .oRerman, Dworkin’s lawyer, reputation and prevented his com said. ^ rm a n spoke. ruled that Dworkin's deposition Munich Monday, today was to question a Berman argued that Dworkin has Turkish man identifi^ as Atalai Saral, check from Agnew to the state treasurer defended a motion to dismiss a pany from making a profitable He called Berman’s claim of con The deposition, originally could be postponed a week. "You’ve countersuit filed against Dworkin by a right to sue a government agency Italian police said. at a news coirference. move. stitutional protection “creative.” scheduled for the week of Dec. 14, got to roll with the punches.” A.Maryland Circuit Court judge ruled Robert W. Weinberg, president of — in this case the town ol Rubinow said Berman’s argument The interrogation may be about Weather JUDGE JOHN.D, Brennan Manchester — regardless of the im was postponed until today so in 1981 Agnew violated his public trust Economy Electric ^pply Co. implies that Dworkin’s con reports that vast sums of money from didn’t rule Monday on whether pact on a third party, in this case Dworkin wouldn’t have to leave his “I don’t normally deal with at unidentified sources in West Germany while governor of the state by accepting ' • Dworkin, a local pharmacist, filed stitutional rights are greater than business during the Christmas torneys who are so loose with the $147,500 in kickbacks from highway con suit in February to stop the town Dworkifi can rightfully claim im Weinberg. That right “is among the those of Weinberg. were given to the extreme right-wing munity from Weinberg’s countersuit most sanctified of constitutional season. Now, according to Berman, facts as Mr. Berman,” Rubinow Turkish terrorist organization. "The tractors from 1967 to 1969. from selling 10 acres of its land to “My client has the same Frist Dworkin is out of the country and retorted. « The judge ordered Agnew, a leading Economy. ’The Board of Directors under the First Amendment of the privileges granted to citizens in this Amendment rights as he has,” Gray Wolves," for the papal assassina United States (Constitution and Arti country,” he said. won't be able to make the second tion attempt in May 1981. Italian police Nixon administration proponent of "law Extended outlook had agreed to sell the parcel for Rubinow said. date. Berman asked Rubinow for a Brennan said h.e would probably and order,” to repay the state the - fl50,000 to the electrical supply cle 1 of the (Connecticut (Constitution Brennan continued to press Ber said.. Extended outlook for New England Thursday through as Berman claims. man for more legal proof of his Weinberg’s attorney reiterated postponement, but the other lawyer rule on whether to dismiss Italian police said Saral. an associate money, plus more than $100,000 in in company, which planned to build a Weinberg’s countersuit on Jan. 17, terest. Saturday: » , new warehouse and showroom But he did ask some tough claim. “I think there are other the claim, made his countersuit, refused, so Berman had to request it of Bekir Celenk, another Turk wanted for Massachusetts, Rhode Island and (^nnecticut:A war questions of Berman, a member of rights besides freedom of speech,” that Dworkin sued to block the sale from the court. when a hearing is scheduled on participation in the attempt and owner of Agnew appealed the decision twice but .> there. whether Drowkin’s assets should be decided Monday not to seek a review of ming trend Thursday through Saturday. Htgh Dworkin's suit claims the sale is the Manchester law trim of Beck & he said. not because he wanted to buy the the "Trakian-GMBH" import-export temperatures from the upper SOs to upper 40s. ^ w Berman cited several out-ofstate land himself, but for “ improper ul Rubinow exploded as Berman told attached until the countersuit is company in Munich, had agreed to meet his case before the Supreme Court. He ..Invalid because it was approved Pagano. temperatures in the ltd 20s to mid SOs. Fair Thursday. -Without comoetitive bidding, which Brennan focused particularly on cases in the motion to dismiss terior motives.” Brennan his version ;.of the cir resolved. ^ Martella. had deposited $250,000 in a California bank in 1981 and agreed to turn the Chance of showers Fm ay and clearing Saturday. Nuns slaying money over once his appeals were Vermont: Oiance of rain and snow 'Thursday. I jy UPi photo exhausted. Friday. Chance of showers Saturday. Mild. Highs in me trial is stalled SOs Thursday and 40s Friday and Saturday. Lows 25 to Arrests follow dispute 35. • j Woman denied approval SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (UPI) Maine, New Hampshire; Chance of snow north and Today in history F riday after she allegedly' — Defense lawyers won a delay in the Miami investigates rain or snow south ’Thursday. (Hearing Friday. Chance A domestic dispute led to the _ A domestic dispute was also wrecked her apartment. murder trial of five former national On Jan.4, 1951 Chinese and North Korean forces captured the South of showers or flurries Saturday. Highs in the 30s north to arrest of a Manchester man the apparent cause of a New Korean capital of Seoul. A few days earlier, a cart piled high with policies of poiice low 40s south. Lows in the teens north and 20s south. Saturday on a charge of third Year’s eve incident in which a Police said they arrested Judy guardsmen charged in the killings of four Kelly of 40 G Channing Drive at 4 degree assault. man allegedly locked his wife American churchwomen, court sources belongings of refugees fleeing the city has difficulty making headway MIAMI (UPI) — Mayor Maurice Ferre to build 2-family home Police said William M. and four-year-old child out of the 10 p.m. Chairs, lamps and a say. on the snow-covered street. appointed a blue-ribbon committee made Spicher, 35, of 182 H Homestead house at 11:55 p.m. television set were among the The defense attorneys filed an appeal up mostly of blacks to determine objects she allegedly broke. Monday for a review of evidence against Today’$ forecast St., was charged in connection Peter A. Carroll, 2i2, of 211 whether poor relations between police with an argument with his wife in When police came, she was still the exguardsmen, charged with murder and minorities may be to blame in a Today sunny with highs 25 to 30. Wind northerly 10-to By Alex Qlrelll 'The changes were requested by keep the situation as it had been. Homestead St., was charged with throwing objects around, police in the Dec 2. 1980 slayings of three France is battling Stabbing suspect which police say he threw her to breach of peace and risk of injury police shooting that set off three days of 20 mph. T oni^t fair. Low 15 to 20. Wind becoming light Herald City Editpr Viola Kress. It would have per The area is a small Residence A said. Roman Catholic nuns and a lay social mitted construction of a two-family Zone along both sides of McKinley the floor, causing injuries to her to a minor. He was held on bond Corsica extremists held without bail ghetto violence. southerly. Wednesday increasing cloudiness with highs right elbow and hip. She was released after posting worker, the sources said. After officer Luis Alvarez shot Novell ’The Planning and Zoning Ck>mmis- house on the lot at 230. Robert San Street from Dudley Street to West for a Jan. 18 court appearance. $100 cash bond. She faces a Jan. The request lat^r was approved by the 35 to 40. Wind southwest 10 to 20 mph. slon balked Monday night at He was held on a $300 cash PARIS (UPI) — France rushed police CAMBRIDGE (UPI) - An ex-convict, Johnson Jr., 20, in an Overtown game ford of 236 W. Center St. opposed the Center. Most of the rest of the A 34-year-old woman was 17 appearance in Manchester Criminal Appeals Court in San Vicente. charged with the stabbing death of a changing the zone for a vacant lot at change. He said he had purchased general area is in a B Zone. bond for a Jan. 17 appearance in reinforcements to Corsica today to bat parlor last Tuesday, hundreds of furious Manchester Superior Court. charged with breach of peace Superior Court. * 30 miles east of-San.5alvador. said court Good Samaritan who tried'to stop him residents poured into the streets, firing 230 West C enter S treet from his house on the assumption that tle extremists staging new attacks on FOUR OTHER matters before secretary Anibal Velasquez. French officials and residents in a from beating his wife after a New Year’s guns, hurling firebombs and setting cars National forecast Residence A to Residence B zone, (^ ly single family houses could be The review will take six days, after Eve celebration, has been ordered held but it did change the zone for an built on the open lots. the P ^ Monday night were ap violent bid to gain independence for the ablaze. proved without debate. which time the San Vicente court will Mediterranean island, police .said. without bail. The final toll was- two dead, 26 existing two-family house next door 'The practical effect of the zone rule if "there are merits" to bring the By United Press International Los Angeles c to It at 224 and 228. change approved Monday will be to Kenneth C. Burkamp was granted Corsican guerrillas fired hunting rifles Kevin Sullivan, 26, a recent Walpole wounded and a dozen businesses Hi Lo Pep Louisville c accused ex-guardsmen to trial in the prison parolee, Monday pleaded innocent City & Pest a special exception for parking in Monday night at a police station in the destroyed or badly damaged. Albuquerque c 37 15 .... Memphis c Purnell lot for a proposed nearby city of Zacatecoluca, said to murder, assault with intent to murder Anch^ge $ 27 23 .... Miami Bech pc southern city of Peri. A policeman and Ferre said Monday the blueribbon Milwaukee pc restaurant in his Manchester Mall, another source. and two counts of assault and battery in Asheville c 43 S .... his family living in an apartment at the committee, composed mostly of blacks, Atlanta c 44 33 .08 Minneaoolls cy the former W.T. Grant building. The case has been handled by Judge station were unharmed, police said. V Middlesex District Court. would investigate how the Police Depart Billina pc « 28 .01 Nashville c Bernardo Murcia of Zacatecoluca. a city Sullivan is charged in the death of John Birmingham c « 25 .... New Orleans c Robert R. Regius granted a zone The attack came just before bombs in ment handles the use of deadly force, Boston c 38 13 ... New Yort c change to industrial of the un 25 miles southeast of San Salvador. Mur Peri wrecked two cars owned by French Grimes of East Cambridge and of stab stress situations, rookie patrol Brwnsvll Tx.cy 54 4S .... OkUhom Cty fy cia already has ruled there is sufficient Buffalo pc Omaha pc PZC toughens up developed portion of Loomis Street policemen. Three other bombs exploded bing a second man who also interceded in assignments and the placement of black 2 » • Philadelphia c evidence to try the former guardsmen. the incident early Saturday, police said. Christo S.C. pc S 40 .... between Cumberland and Electric around the island’s capital city of Ajac officers in the black community. Charlott N.C. c 48 30 .... Phoenix c streets. The change clears up any Sources familiar with the intricacies of cio. causing widespread damage, police Judge Lawrence F. Feloney ordered Chicago c 38 18 .... PltUhurgh c El Salvador's complicated legal system Sullivan held without bail pending a pre Cleveland c 32 18 .... Portlana Me. c question of whether he can drive his said. Columbus c 34 18 .... Portland Ore. r on enforcement trucks across the street between in said Murcia’s decision to formally No deaths or injuries were reported in trial conference Jan. 13. Funeral ser Dallas pc 35 30 .... Providence c charge the five men last December even vices for Grimes were scheduled today Reagan appoints Denver pc 46 15 .... Richmond c dustrial land on both sides of it. the attacks. Des Moines pc 31 38 .... St. Louis c tually was likely to lead td conviction,. at Sacred Heart Church in Cambridge. ’The town’s zoning enforcement of Sieffert said he feels the history of United Pentecostal (Hiurch was miSAOOUAII The assaults against French policemen Detroit c 34 15 .... Salt Lak Ctyhx granted permission to use a parcel followed a weekend decision by the Police said Grimes, his wife, and MX commission Duluth' 8 30 18 .... San Antonio c ficer, Thomas O’Marra, should enforcement has been good. Lamson El Paso c 44 18 .... San Diego c at 114 Garden Grove Road for a J said O’Marra has issued summonses Warsaw Pact government of, French President Fran another couple saw Sullivan assaulting Hartford c 37 11 ... San Franese pc issue periodic reports Indicating WASHINGTON (UPI) - A presiden Seattle r in many cases Involving failure to church building under a plan that cois Mitterrand to crack down on the his wife, Deborah, as they walked to tial commission has six weeks to answer Honolulu c 80 88 .... that conditions set by the Planning discusses missiles their ear after celebrating New Year’s Indianapolis c 35 18 .... Spokane s ' and Zoning (H>mmission have been meet PZC conditions. shows more than the required 122 extremists fighting for Corsican in a question that has vexed military Jackson Mss. c 41 24 .... Tampa pc parking spaces. The church plans to Eve at a restaurant. A witness said 98 41 .... Washington c met, the commission decided Mon Lamson said some of the con PRAGUE; Czechoslovakia (UPI) — dependence. planners for more than two years; Jacksonville c use only the 100 spaces It already Grimes, 41, tried to help the woman. Kansas City c 34 38 .... Wichita cy day night. ditions are difficult to deal with, Warsaw Pact leaders began two days of whether to build the MX missile and, If Las VMas c 53 S3 .... because they are long-term and has and seek a variance for the s m “Then the guy (Sullivan) said, ‘So you That consensus developed after an summit talks today to formulate a Heart operation so, how and where to put it. Little Kork r 40 98 ... want to be a hero, huh?’’’ the witness Informal discuulon about the. com whether or not they are met has to remainder. response if the Western alliance goes not success yet President Reagan, hoping to dispel un be determined well after approval. Normally when such variances ahead with its plans to deploy Pershing 2 said. "And he took out a knife and certainty surrounding his $180 billion mission's inability to be sure that "-when it places a condition on its ap Landscaping is a problem because arc granted, conditions and a time stabbed him," - drive to strengthen the nation’s nuclear A and cruise missiles in Western Europe. SALT LAKE CITY (U Pll, -^ D r . provals, the condition is being met. it cannot be done except in the right limit are imposed on them as a Soviet leader 'Yuri Andropov, in his Barney Clark's survival/>n the world’s Cruiser collides forces, tapped 11 military experts Mon Town Planner Alan Latnson told season. Lamson also said that if means of giving the town power to first summit since taking office in day to undertake^^a—comprehensive first permanent artificial heart for 34 the commission that when , the landscaping Is once put in and then insist on the added spaces if it November, was looking to his East Bloc review of^ILSTstrategic requirements. Lottery days is not long enou^for his University with merchant ship jjroject Involves requires a cer- destroyed for some reason, it is nor appears they are needed. neighbors to endorse his rnissile reduc The commission, packed with current of Utah doctors to'say the operation is a • tificate of occupancy, the mally not replaced. tion proposal made in December, success. NAPLES, Italy (UPI) - The U.S. and forniei' ^government------officials------whose— Commissioner Truman Crandall THE PZC VOTED a change in Western observers said Navy’s nuclear-powered missile cruiser V^expe^tise has served presidents of both mechanics for assuring that con the flood plain map to exclude from Clark would never have seen New ditions are met Is not so difficult. If suggested a way might be found to Under the Andropov plan, expected to Year 1983 without the Jarvik-7 artificial Arkansas collided with an Italian- pdhies, was given until Feb. 18 to com Numbers drawn in New 4174. flag unusual conditions set by the the plain the land on which Ray no certificate of occupancy is mond Damato has built apartments be submitted to the Geneva arms talks, heart to replace his dying real heart merchant ship in the Straits of Messina plete what Reagan conceded to be an im England Monday: Rhode Island daUy; 2524. commission. the Soviet Union would keep only as portant but "complex task.” required, there is no easy check, on New State Road. ’The land lies at N more than a month ago. But he wasatill oetween Sicily and the Italian mainland Connecticut daily: 720. Vermont daily: 354. Lamson said. ’The commission Monday night re DOimSOPEN 90 feet above lower mean sea level, many missiles m Eastern Europe as are nowhere near release from the Universi Monday evening, the Navy said today. It will work in tandem with an ad Maine daily: 773. Massachusetts daily: elected its officers for one year, in a (Commissioner Ronald Gates said eight feet above flood level. Federal deployed by England and France — about ty Medical Center today. A U.S. Navy statement said the Arkan visory group whose members will in New Hampshire daily: 5410. single motion, and without discus 160— if NATO cancels its modernization the public leaves bearings of the figures had placed it lower but the Clark, 61, remained in "serious but sas and the merchant ship Megara Iblea clude former Secretary of State Henry PZC feeling that iU interest has sion. Sieffert, a Democrat, was re plans. Kissinger and former Defense Secretary area was filled in 1970. stable condition" in his 34th day of collided at 7:38 p.m. (1:38 p.m. EDT) been protected by the commission in elected chairman. Gates, a NATO, led by the United States, Moilday while both vessels were James Schlesinger. recovery from the Dec. 2 implant opera " ‘the conditions set for commission Democrat, vice chairman, and Leo In a related matter, the PZC ap- objects because medium-range Soviet traveling north through the 3-mile-wide Reagan hopes to use the panel’s TOMORROW tion, "He improves slightly each day, but Kwash, a Democrat, secretary. The proved'a change in site for a garage missiles would be within striking range, recommendations to sel^ his strategic approvals. But, said Gates, there Is there are no major developments.” Dr. strait. no good way to be sure conditions nominating motion, was made by at the apartments. It is located in a even if pulled back behind the Urals, "No one on either ship was injured,” arms proposals to Congress, which twice William DeVries said Monday are always met. Democratic Commiuioner William slightly different place from plans, which mark the boundary between DeVries, the university’s thief heart the Navy statement said. " ’The U ^ before rejected His basing proposals for Almanac but still above 88 feet. at9:OOAMr Commission Chairman Alfred Bayer. Europe and Asia surgeon, headed the historic seven-hour Arkansas suffered slight damage, a 6-10 the MX. He considers strengthening the The summit is expected to adopt a operation that replaced Clark’s human foot gash in the hull 15 feet above the United States land-based missile force 4 Warsaw Pace negotiating response to heart with the Jarvik-7 plastic pump. water line on the port quarter. with the MX an essential part of his ef NATO missile deployment should the An DeVries had said Clark would have died "No damage was caused to the Arkan fort to rearm the United States and Penny 'positive' about Bennet dropov plan be flatly rejected, the within a matter of hours without the im sas’ nuclear propulsion system,” the believes the multiwarhead missile would Today Is Tuesday, Jan. 4, the fourth day of 196$, with OIB UIWESr PBEEi iTIffi observers said. plant surgery. statement said. serve as a deterrent to nuclear war. 361 to follow. ’The moon is moving toward its first quarter. ‘The Sale you've been waiting for that only happens once a year - you can't ’The morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn. afford to miss our lowest prices of the year in all deportments! Tlie evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. but vote won't come tonight Those bom on this date are under the sign of Choose from: Capricorn-. '' taxpayer — to the elderly outreach negotiations. She soupded more The lease of the vacant Bennet • Sweaters by Jantzen, Puritan, Feopletalk Sir Isaac Newton, discoverer of the law of gravity, program. favorable to the Bennet project than • Suits by Botany 500, Sosson 'School building to a non-profit Damon, Boat House Row and actress Jane Wyman were bora Jan. 4— be in 1M2 housing corporation is unlikely to be Penny said the lease of Bennet before. Fiorovonti, Ronald Scott described him as "definitely basketball material.” and she in 1914. ^ ready for action by the Board of still Is being finalized, in Mrs. Weinberg said she would • Sport Coots by Botany 500 Combridge Dry Goods No smoking In 1885, Dr. William Grant of Davenport, Iowa, per review a copy of the lease before Miss Saint James gave birth last Thursday to Directors tonight. negotiations between Town At Palm Beach, Ronald Scott • Outerwear by Maine Guide Anyone who has watched ABC’s "Good Morning Charles Duncan Ebersole, who weighed in at 9 formed the first, appendectomy. ’The patient made a torney Kevin M. O’Brien and at deciding whether she will support Woolrich, Clipper Mist, London complete recovery. ^ t Democratic Mayor Stephen T. the project or not. Among the con • Slacks by Haggar, Levi, Jaymar, America’ lately can see why co-host Joan Lunden pounds, 2 ounces and measured 23 inches tong. torney Dominic J. Squatrito, who Fog, Lord Essex has a special interest in warning expectant mothers "He is really a giant, a monster,” his mother In 1937,. about 10,000 Italian troops landed in Spain to r Penny said Monday he expects was retained by the Bennet Housing cerns she wanted addressed in the • Shirts by Van Heusen, Career )"po8itive signals” toward about the dangers of smoking. She expects her se .said, calling him ba.sketball material and adding, help the Nationalist forces in that country’s Civil War, Corp. The housing corporation lease were increased payments to Club, Enro • Ties by Damon, Don Loper cond child next month. "right now he looks like a basketball.” In 1961, Chinese and North Korean forces captured the :,
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Richard M. Diamond, PubHahar Dan FItta, Editor Bolton educators Alex Qlrelll. City Editor O'Neill: No OPINION to discuss hiring calls on DOT J a c k Allen's successor New Right still stands Ijehind Heirns A n d e r s o n By Richard Cody Washington consultants Herald Reporter What Allen’s death Marry-Qo-Round WASHINGTON - When Sen. as always, and if those interests Senate race against Hunt and in O’Neill said McCollman “ never BOLTON — The school board will means for schools Jesse Helms dug in his heels and stead put himself, with his huge HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. require playing ball with Helms, made any calls (to the DOT on 'hold a special meeting Thursday to filibustered against President William O’Neill says he has advised Jack Qermond they will. ^ Congressional Club bankroll, in behalf of consultants) on m y behalf discuss hiring a new superintendent, Editorial, page 6 Reagan's nickel-a-gallon gas tax his executive aide and the Still, one Republican strategist the front of a third party conser since I have been the governor” but following Raymond A. Allen’s Democratic state chairman to steer increase in the late unlamented a n d who has just left North Carolina vative effort: would continue to call various com sudden death Friday. clear of the Department of lame-duck session of Congress, reports that Helms Is taking missioners in handling state Board Chairman Joseph J. the system, and from several inter A flip Transportation’s selection of con Haloburdo Jr. said this morning the views it was apparent that he was he came off, even among many Jules W itcover great heat from local But movement leaders like business. sultants for nobid state contracts. board planned on meeting this week quite proud of the schools he guided. fellow Republican conservatives newspapers. What is hurting him d Phillips of the Conser- 'T ve also told him that I don’t Syndicated columnists O’Neill said Monday he knew of to discuss two points of business, but in the Senate, as the black hat of most is that other Republicans Caucus acknowledge want any calls made I’ve also told nothing improper in telephone calls because of Allen’s death, will have HE WAS considered by teachers the episode. S the Democratic state chairman I are questioning his tactics, in straightaway that Helms could of the made to a former transportation and staff as hard-nosed, and has don’t want him making any phone to consider also how to handle ad But post-session conversations cluding some like Barry not hope to take on Reagan and been described as a man having the commissioner by his executive aide, calls,” O’Neill said, adding, though, ministrative work. with several leaders of the New win. talent of spurring respect, fear and Gold water and Strom Thurmond, Charles M. McColIam Jr., or he couldn’t order Fitzgerald who to He said that two years ago, when Right suggest that Helms would taxes and government spending. He was heavily criticized for who in their own long careers Democratic State Chairman James Allen was out sick the board ap admiration from the staff members. N O T A B L Y , in every one of call or not to call. go to the mat over such a the personal attacks made on have fought and filibustered for Coyne M. Fitzgerald. pointed high schooi Principal Joseph He ran a tight ship, according to IIECM S HAS been very sen the last four presidential elec O’Neill said he wanted toe calls relatively modest matter when Hunt in that advertising, which However, O’Neill said he told both Fleming and K-8 Principal Richard teachers. sitive to the matter of new taxes conservative caucus. stopped because “ I don’t want was widely seen as a softening up tions going back to 1968, the in men he didn’t want them making Allen was perhaps the high there are things like abortion and In the face o i such criticism, anyone to have the slighest suspi Packman to the job in a joint capaci ever since he backed Reagan last cumbent has been challenged for school’s best friend. He fought hard school prayer to commit political process looking to the Senate WASHINGTON - Older readers any more calls to the transportation cion that anything is wrong, or has ty. He said that option w ill likely be summer on doubling the federal this strategist contends, the New to bring Willington students to the harakiri over. But they defend race. So Helms’ filibuster renomination by a m ember of hi$ may remember a song from a few department seeking consideration taken place that was wrong or shall considered Thursday. cigarette tax. He later switched Right has little choice but to for certain consultants in the award town, knowing full well that if he his filibuster on principle — that against the federal gas tax may own party. In 1968 Eugene years back called “ Three Coins in be wrong.” He said the board will also discuss stick by Helms because he is failed the community migWt his vote but his temporary lapse of no-bid contracts. O’Nqill discussed the telephone setting up a search committee for a if a senator believes something, have been an effort to give their creature, one who McCarthy and then Robert the Fountain.’’ Hardworking pressure the closure of the facility of political self-interest has not “ To my knowledge there’s been calls at a news conference called to UPI photo new superintendent. he should fight for it regardless legitimacy to that earlier state prominently espouses their views Kennedy took on Lyndon John telephone operators on the con because of rising costs. Hi been forgotten in North Carolina. nothing wrong in what’s been done announce changes in the procedures of what his colleagues or the gas tax fight. son; in 1972, Paul McCloskey and gressional switchboard are more THEKE WAS pressure last year succeeded, but another attempt to Also of note regarding the at a time they are getting in the past by Mr. McCollam or Mr. used by the DOT to award con world at large thinks. John Ashbrook challenged likely to remember a two-year NEW DOT CONSULTANT PROCEDURES ANNOUNCED to cut administration back in light of import another town’s kids failed filibuster is the fact that in June IN ANY EVENT, Helms’ precious little help from Reagan. Fitzgerald or anybody that preceded sulting contracts since Burns Richard Nixon; in 1976 Ronald struggle that could be called “ Three , them,” O’Neill said. . . . Governor O’Neill, Commissioner Burns rising costs, and Haloburdo said he when Columbia backed out of 19B1, Helms' political action Yet for all that, the New Right became commissioner. "W e've urged senators to do defenders are saying now that has "no doubt” that there w ill be negotiations. spokesmen, are not kidding Reagan tried . to oust Gerald Coynes and a Cohen.” "But as far as I’m concerned in just what he did — fight for prin committee, the Congressional the senators who swear to get discussion about putting in a part- However, the high school expects Ford; in 1980, Ted Kennedy went Here was the problem: For two the future that’s a different issue 4 themselves that they have any ciple." says Paul Weyrich, head Club, spent about $300,000 in even with him for his delaying and I don’t want any phone calls time superintendent. But Haloburdo to h'ave 30 more Willington kids electable national hero In Jesse after Jimmy Carter. So the tradi years, there was a Congressman of the Free Congress Foundation, media advertising trying to beat taxes by opposing him on future made for any particular individual,” said he would favor a full-time per there next year, which will bring tn tion that a first-term president is named Bill Coyne, a Democrat from a New Right mainstay. The prin a state gas tax increase pushed by tobacco legislation are just Helms. There is considerable Budget deficit projection son. about an additional $100,000. he added. "entitled” to a second has been Pittsburgh. There was also a ciple apparently involved here Democratic GoV. James Hunt, blowing smoke. In the 6nd, when talk In ultraconservative circles McCollam and Fitzgerald “ We have about 80 staff people in To the end, Allen was a fighter for more honored in the breach of Congressman named Jim Coyne, a was remaining faithful to who is expected to run against tempers cool, they say, they will . these days about the possibility acknowledged last week they had the system,” he said. “ With that the high school. Two and a half days late. Republican from Philadelphia.* number, I think we need a full-time Reagan's own pledges to reduce Helms for the Senate in 1984. vote their constituent interests that Helms might eschew a tough called former Transportation Com before his death, he continued a run ^ th were elected in 1980. Both missioner Arthur B. Powers asking swells to $46.5 million person to handle it.” ning and friendly debate with this had offices in the antique Cannon that certain consultants be con Allen, 56, had been the school reporter over the cost of the high "we're still struggling.” system’s chief executive for the school to the community. House O ffice Building — Bill on the sidered for state work. HARTFORD (UPI) - Budget of as humanly possible.” Milano said O’Neill had prepared past nine years. He said the per student cost for fifth floor, Jim on the first. Both Both men stressed they only asked ficials are blaming higher welfare O’Neill planned to write agency An editorial a letter to agency heads asking them ” 1 was extremely happy with his 1981-82 there came in a bit lower were on the Banking, Finance and that consultants be given considera costs and lower revenues for heads Tuesday recommending a 5 to cut spending by up to 5 percent. work. He was a very positive ad than 1 had projected in a new story Urban Affairs Committee, as well tion and did not try to influence pushing the state’s projected budget percent spending cut in "general He said the cuts would not affect ministrator,” Haloburdo said. “ If last year. as its subcommittees on economic Powers’ final decisions on contract deficit up to $46.5 million, nearly six government” areas excluding health and human service areas, he made a recommendation to the awards. 'times the amount estimated a human service areas such as mental " I just wanted you to know that," stabilization and housing and com however. board, he stood by it. And if we went Powers, who resigned as, com- month ago. retardation and mental health, he said. What the death munity development. Both were on Milano also said the projected against that recommendation, he , missioner late last - year, faces Milano said. Haloburdo said, “ 1 thought he was the House Administration Com criminal charges stemming from a Budget Chief Anthony V. Milano Comptroller J. Edward Caldwell, larger deficit will further aggravate would stand by what the board did.” a real fine administrator and a real Allen was considered a conser mittee on its policy group on infor one-man grand jury investigation of cited higher costs in the Department who'issued the deficit projection in a the problem the state already faces fine man. I was really devastated vative superintendent by his peers. mation and computers. Both were alleged corruption in the Depart- of Income Maintenance as the monthly report to O’Neill, said in balancing the budget for the next when he died. I still have trouble of Allen means also members of the Joint Com ' ment of Transportation. Medicaid and general assistance fiscal year. Over the past several years, while talking about it.” major reason for the increase in the some other towns’ superintendents mittee on the Library. Court documents released last projected deficit from a $7.8 million costs in the Department of Income Before the $46.5 million deficit projection; state officials were were proposing budgets of 12 to 18 Mlxups were understandably week said Powers told the grand figure posted Nov. 30 to toe $46.5 Maintenance contributed to the percent increases, Allen was com Raymond A. Allen, who died Without its most prominent jury he received numerous . calls million released Monday. larger deficit. projecting a gap of nearly $300 Fitness class endless. Visitors looking for Jim ing in with eight to 10 percent in Friday at age 56, probably was defender, will. Bolton High from political figures seeking con On toe other side of the budget and Caldwell cited the poor economy million between revenues and ended up in Bill’s fifth-floor office creases. And the administration he sideration for consultants but that contributing to the higher .deficit and higher unemployment for expenditures for the next fiscal the best friend Bolton High School be able to survive? That’s and Had to be sent downstairs; Jim handled, with the board’s direction, BOLTON — Registration for a they “ never exercised undue in were lower than expected revenues pushing up the cost of general year, which begins on July 1, 1983. School had. the key question raised by the estimates that his constituents managed still to keep the quality of physical fitness program sponsored fluence or pressure:” from several taxes, including the assistance, the welfare program ad Monday’s deficit projection for logged 100 miles in misdirected foot the system’s education high and by the town’s recreation commis The Bolton superintendent passing of Ray Allen. A spokesman for Powers’ sales, inheritance and corporations ministered by cities and towns. “ No this fiscal year marked the second bring it statewide recognition. sion will be Wednesday, 11 a.m., at fought for retention of the high Also open to question is the work during the 97tb Congress. successor, J. William Bums-, said he taxes. question about it,” he said. consecutive month Caldwell Allen was considered by parents the Town'Hall. J school, shielding it as best he future of the position of school knew of no instances where Bums Gov. William O’Neill said he was Caldwqll said the projected deficit projected a deficit after projecting a THE OFFICE staffs of both and community members as a per Classes will be held eac, had been called asking that a certain upset with the higher deficit projec could dip somewhat because of sales small surplus in his first three could from the annual assaults superintendent. Maybe now, Coynes got used to switching phoqe son who would fight for the school Wednesday morniqg at 11 a.m. for consultant be considered for con tion and said he “ will be having our tax revenues from holiday season monthly reports for the fiscal year of the critics who argued that it while the school board begins its system. He had a close kinship with 10 weeks. calls from innocents who had c a ^ tracts. . commissioners tighten up as much sales and other factors, but added. that began on July 1, 1982. was a luxury the town couldn't quest for a successor to Allen, it asking for Congressman Coyne^of afford. will find itself involved in fresh Pennsylvania. In the waning ^ y s of Allen was fiscally conser controversy about whether a the lame-duck Congress, for exam- vative himself. He had to be, full-time superintendent really ^ pie, Democrat Bill got a call from Court orders new trial “ELEMENTARY given the conservative nature of is needed. the Association of Building Coiitrac- A Bolton. It could be that board member tors expressing confidence that he would vote to rescind the Davis- C Each year he would bring in James H. Marshall's push for MY DEAR Bacon wage law, which guarantees budgets that showed smaller in-* administrative cuts will become on risk to minor charge union-scale wages on federal con creases than those shown by a rea lity this year. tracts. Wrong Coyne; Democrats T I WATSON' maffy other .area Bolton Board of Education '»• [TAa STARTS? WHEN 1 GOT TUE ARJlFiaAL UEART.TllEN I WEEDED THE ARTIFICIAL UMas generally support Davis-Bacon; HARTFORD (UPI) - The state the jury’s ruling on the assault com accident which killed his son Scott. superintendents. And even then Chairman Joseph J. Haloburdo AND AFTER THAT CA^AE THE ARTIHCIAL UVER AND WNCREAS.... Republicans generally don’t. The Supreme Court ordered a new trial plaint. Scott, an insured driver operating “ The trial court erred to the ex Carroll’s insured car, died in a colli he had to tangle with the budget speaks of being "devastated” by contractors wanted R ^ b lica n Jim. today for a man accused of risk of N tent that it relied upon inconsistency sion with an uninsured car driven by critics. Then there’s Rep. L u AuColn, D- injury to a minor and ruled the the death of Allen. Commentary as a ground for setting aside the ver his uninsured brother, Robert. He remained at his job right to testimony of toe 6-year-old victim IT’S Ore. Calls from ever-so-slightly And, finally, it is on that per admissable. dict of guilty on the risk of injury Aetna refused to pay the claim the end, despite the hesitant constituents of either Penn and following a clause in his policy, sonal level that he will be mis The court also dismissed an charge. deteriorating effects of his ter sylvania Coyne— “ Congressman uh- Carroll submitted it to the appeal of a court order restricting “ The trial court also erred in con sed. He had the respect of most cioin, please” would wind up with American Arbitration Association minal • nerve disease. And he unlawful union picketing at Ac cluding there was insufficient of, those with whom he came in the Oregon member’s puzzled staff. evidence to support toe verdict,” Jan. 30, 1979 and was awarded $40,- BASIC remained true to the high school Doctors lose-for now curate Forging Corp. in Bristol and contact, despite the fact that the high court said in a decision 000. right to the end. His name is pronounced “ O’Coyne.” upheld an arbitrater’s award of $40,- Aetna challenged, but a Superior many teachers regarded him Then there’s Cohen — Sen. Bill 000 to a man whose son died in an written by Justice David M. Shea. As late as last week he tried to They rejected Martin’s arguments Court judge said the award could not almost as dictatorial. WASHINGTON - At one point whole accept his amendment, not Cohen, R-Me. Both Senate and automobile accident. This course Is designed specifically for those of us not in demonstrate to a Manchester there was insufficient evidence to be reviewed for errors of law or fact during the recent lame-duck ses Rudman’s. House have the same telephone John A. Martin' was charged with volved with computers or programming. Therefore no Herald reporter who was They had to admit that he had convict him and challenging the because the submission to arbitra sion, the Senate set a modem record number. You can see the problem if third-degree assault, risk of injury technical knowledge is assumed and mathematical con the courage of his. convictions, THE DAWN debate began. Once child’s ability to testify. tion was unrestricted. visiting him that the high school by staying in session for almost 48 Robert someone just calls and asks for to a minor and interfering with a again, Rudman passionately argued, “ After reviewing the transcripts The high court found no error. The cepts will not be featured. This 10-week course spotlights per-pupil costs were not as great and they admired him as a per police officer for allegedly injuring hours straight. This led to some odd “ Bill Coyne” or “ Bill Cohen.” of the preliminary hearing and the justices said the ‘Hrial court proper son for that. W a g m a n "L e t’s give the American people a then 5-year-old Jonathan, a HANDS ON EXPERIENCE which will be equally divided as some people supposed. sights — with none, perhaps, more In fact, sources told my reporter trial testimony of Jonathan, we do ly limited its statutory review to the break.” The full Senate agreed by a neighbor’s child left in his care, by implausible than that which oc Syndicated Andrea Siegel, that’s precisely what not find that the court abused its dis issues set forth... and correctly con between classroom and computer development. vote of 59-37, passing his amend pushing him into a wall. curred just before dawn on the se happened last summer to a form er cretion in admitting toe child’s firmed the award.” (Maximum 2 per computer) Those enrolled will receive Columnist ment and rejecting McClure’s. cond morning of the legislative radio announcer and movie star now A Waterbury Superior Court jury testimony,” the justices said. The justices dismissed an appeal at no extra charge, the popular text, "Basic and the Per- convicted Martin of interfering with marathon. known as the Great Communicator. “ We find that as a matter of law filed by Unit^ Auto Workers Local a police officer, but cleared him of 1917, challenging a June 17, 1980 sonalComputer." As exhausted senators stumbled But the AM A still had one more Democrat Bili Coyne of Penn the jury had a reasonable basis for shot, and now it overplayed its band. assault. concluding the defendant was guilty court order restricting unlawful out of the Senate chamber to catch a sylvania got an unexpected call Since the House bad passed more The justices said trial court Judge of risk(pf injury. The court set aside picketing at Accurate Forging Corp. few minutes’ sleep, they were but easily passed an amendment from the White House. President Robert J. Hale erred by acquitting the verdict erroneously,” they said. in Bristol. proposed by Rep. Tom Luken, D- restrictive language than had the tonholed by lobbyists from the Reagan was his usually chatty and The high court said the issue was Senate, the matter had to go to the Martin of risk of Injury and they The justices upheld an ar American Medical Association, who Ohio (who had received $19,750 in friendly self. This* was puzzling ordered a new trial on toe count. bitrator’s $40,000 award to Eklward moot because picketing ended when funding-bill conference. The AM A BASIC SERIES OFFERS: had been stalking the halls all night. AMA contributions), wfilch would enough. Hale had set aside a guilty verdict Carroll, who filed an uninsured a new contract was reached had its friends in conference push— Berry's Worid The doctors’ message was simple: have stripped the FTC of all authori But what really baffled the con on the risk of injury charge, motorist claim with Aetna Casualty between the company and the union I INTRODUCTION TO and push hard — for the Luken At some point in the pre-dawn ty over professionals. The AM A was gressman was a remark from the claiming it was “ inconsistent” with . and Surety Co., for a March 15,1977 Aug. 6, 1980. MICROCOMPUTERS amendment. But the conferees hours, the Senate would take up an sure it was over the biggest hurdle, president that be hoped Coyne would I COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY decided that they were sick of the amendment to the government since it believed that Senate ap support the White House on an anti I PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES argument and the pressure surroun Tashjian picks deputy funding bill which the AM A felt was proval was almost a forgone conclu abortion bill being considered that I BASIC STATEMENTS AND USE ding it: They voted to drop both critical to U.S. medical practice, sion. day. Coyne said he didn't think the Four firefighters HARTFORD (UPI) — Secretary of the State-elect amendments, thus reverting to the I GRAPHICS DESIGN and which they hopM each senator But the AM A had not counted on abortion matter was on the House Julia H. Tashjian has chosen Deputy Motor Vehicles status quo. For the tim e being, the I CLASS SELECTED PROJECT would support. Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., a agenda that day. Commissioner Bernard P. Auger as the new deputy little-noticed freshman who FTC is not restricted in its regula-. secretary of the state, sources say. I AND MUCH MOREI A T ISSUE was the AM A’s long tion of professionals. IT T U R N E D out, of course, that hurt in blast Auger, a Putnam resident, will succeed Agnes L. previously had shown little interest 4 fight to have Congress forbid the in the AM A-FTC fiidit. Reagan had intended his persuasive Kerr, who became deputy secretary of the state last Federal Trade Commission to in January and is expected to take another job in the office / Of the AM A’s decision to push for charm for Bill Cohen In the Senate, STAMFORD (UPI) — Four firefighters were when Mrs. Tashjian takes over this week, sources said terfere with the workings of In the Senate Appropriations Com the Luken amendment in the con which indeed was considering abor severely burned early today when a blaze at a Monday. professional associations. The AMA- mittee, Sen. James McClure, R- ference, Rudman said, “ My tion legislation tba| day. Stamford chemical plant exploded. Mrs, Tashjian would not confirm having chosen Auger ' FTC feud has gone oh since the mid- Idaho ($10,000 In AMA con language would have limited the At least part of the name problem At least 10 police officers were examined at ^ |. / / / M M ) ^ V-^ \ saying she had not yet made a formal appointment. 1970s, when the FTC made a series tributions), offered his version of FTC to going alter thingslike price Stamford Hospital for possible Inhalation of fumes was solved by Pennsylvania voters Auger also wouldn’t confirm or deny having received of rulings forbidding practices of the Luken amendment. And all were fixing . . . but the AM A was Just ^ last November. Bill Coyne was re from the fire, which started In a 500-gallon vat at GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE the job. medical societies which it claimed shocked when Rudman — who I bullbeaded.” elected, Jim Coyne wasn't. That United Organics Corp. ^ ^ . Officials said the firefighters were dispatched to were kickbacks, price-fixing and refuses to accept donations from still leaves AuCoin and Cohen, of the plant, located on toe tip of an Industrial com anti-competitive. political action conunittees — rose . PTC chairman James C. Miller m course. And Jim Coyne may be >»bcK Maximfze Your Family’s Growth Potential plex In toe city’s south end, at 1 :S2 a.m. There was Kerosene recalled When the AM A could not win its with a counterproposal that would said that the American public bad in Washington anyway. H e’s tmim an explosion shortly after they arrived at the 387 battle in the courts, J t turned to allow the FTC to continue been “ well served” by the conferees NORTH HAVEN (UPI) — Petroleum Distributors pushed for chairmanshi|L o f the Ludlow St. building. Congress to have a statute passed regulating professionals as long as Inc. has recalled 2,500 gallons of K-1 kerosene because it SIGN UP TODAY who "bad the courage to stand up on Federal Home Loan Bank%oanl. Police Sgt. aifton Weed said there was at least was accidentally contaminated with gasoline and posed which would ban further FTC in its regulations did not supersede a matter of principle.” He added one explosion and possibly as many as five as toe WATCH ON WASTE; Members a threat of fire or explosion if used in kerosene heaters. terference. In the last several years, those of $tate regulatory bodies. tabt he looked forward to working firefighters started battling the blaze. The first CTI UkSIC COURSE BERMS JANUARY 17Ul of the House not only passed The state Fire Marshal’s .office said Monday the the AM A has tried to grease the This permits the FTC to regulate with/the AMA’s leadership in explosion lifted toe roof off toe building. E suspect fuel was sold between 4 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. COURSES IN COMPUTER LITERACY, INTRO TO themselves a healthy pay Increase “ At least two (firefighters) were blown off a skids fir this legislation by the businen, but not the practice, of resolving the dlspuU. Monday and warned it should be returned to the com MICROCOMPUTERS AND FUNDAMENTALS OF WORD becoming the single biggest political during the lame-duck tesslon, they ladder,” Weed said. o medicine — which was exactly what pany for replacement. also received a generous 10 peieent Three of toe burned firefighters were examined PROCESSING OFFERED BEGINNING IN JANUARY. contributor in town: In the last four the FTC had argued that It had been But no one really expects this dis Heaters containing the suspect-fuel also should be incresse in office expenses and U at SUmford HosplUl and transferred to toe bum 0,tM7t>yNEA loc years alone, it gave away a total of doing. pute to be resolved. As one FTC returned to the company where they will be emptied and o unit at Westchester, N.Y., Community Medical almost $2.S million to more than half source said, “ On the first day of the percent in travel expenses. refilled with untainted kerosene. Center.. The fourth firefighter was admitted to 856 MAIN ST. of the House and three-quarters of RUDMAN amendment passed by 98th Congress, the AMA Will start Each member will now have at Attempts were made by the company to contact CAIL “Let's not have any a id a n ts . We're carrying 15-14.— and so the AM A lobbyists all over again. They may have lost least m,000 a year for such indden- Stamf(^ Hospital. , customers who purchased the fuel, but It'was unable to MANCHESTER the Senate. >’They had facial and.hand bums and a number of TOXIC CHEMICALS!'' found themselves o ff the Senate this battle, but they are determined tel eqwnditures, instead of IM7 JN . reach them all. The contaminated fuel may be responsir OPEN 9-9 M-F VISA lacerations,” said Sarah Wllsoh, night supervisor at 9-5:30 SAT. EARLIER IN he year, it looked floor at 5 a.m., waiting for McChire to spend whatever It takes to win the A lrfarfs home have good up, a too- ble for one New Haven fire, state police spokesman 649-3724 Stamford Hospital. as if the AM A had won. The House to try again to have thb Senate u a war.” gresslonal source explaiaad. Adam'Berluttl said. e.wwwiwwi'msieeiiweeire
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Big $2,000—^pays 5Vi% inf lake a look at what's happening 1973 Jersey at Milwaukee - MOVIE: 'Forever Amber' (5) - MOVIE: ’The Advanturaa C D “ N e w s - N igh ta lk at the m ovies dD - Prime News dD - NCAA Basketball: Texas ' A country girl attains success in Of Mark Twain' A dramatiistlon (S) MOVIE: 'Berry Lyndon’ A CD - Hart to Hart The Harts of the life of tha famed Amarican roguishly charming 18th Century amount under $2,000. 2 5 ) - Soledad Sene dramatica d V E R Y A R E T H E R E ■ ONE PIECE 1 THINK AFTER I M EAN, YOU N E V E R S T R A M G E PEYCHIATRISrs. OF MOUNTAIN ONE H A$ $UCH A KNOW THE r a m i f i c a ASTBO-GBAPH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT OUR LIQUID MONEY FUND: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT OUR INVESTMENT CHECKING: SEE IN N E P A L ? FALL. OTHER CLO SE CALL WITH t i o n s OF SUCH AN EVENT. BRIDGE STILL EOLID. PEATH, ONE 5H0ULP IT WOULPN'T HURT. WE PEFINITELV CONSULT COULD 6 0 P A C K TO Bernice Bede Osol AN a n a l y s t . NE OF THE LIT TLE Minimum balance to .$2,500. 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WEST EAST some high-powered thinking breaks denied you in the past. below $2,500? But remember, once you’re back up to Any monthly costs? Only if your balance falls below $1,000 during ♦ 10 7 4 ♦ 9 8 32 and plunked down his five of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IB) $2,500, every dollar again earns that higher any statement period, is a $5.00 monthly ¥Q6 5 ♦ a 10832 hearts. SREETtNGS, LADIES! TODW OUR CAPTAIN OF ..FRICASSEED PTERODA N O W , N O W , You are likely to be luckier In rate. service fee charged. CUISINE WANTS YOUR OPINION ON SEVERAL WING TIPS, SWEET AND X 3 N T p u s h ! ♦ 10864 2 ♦ J Let’s tune in on West’s achieving your objectives early NEW DISHES HE'S PREPARED.' SOUR CERATOPS STEAK, ( EVHWONE ♦ 8 6 ♦ A72 thoughts. He said to himself, • In the day than you will be as The Investment Checking Account is actually o W I L L G E T None at all. Is it insured? AND BOILED MELON SOUTH ‘My partner is marked with time wears oh. Obstacles might Arty fees? A T A S T E ! a “repurchase agreement” and, as such, is not DELIGHT.' ♦ K J8 some high cards. Say eight pop up toward evening. 1983 Absolutely! Up to $100,000 per depositor by ♦ K J7 to 12 hl^-card points. If his predictions for Capricorns are It is insured? a deposit and is not insured by the Federal ♦ A7S suit is hearts, my queen will now ready. Send $1 to Astro- the F.D.I.C. Deposit Insurance Corporation. Of course, it ♦ KQ95 , help him. Even il be can Graph. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10016. Be sure to Any amount, just come in the bank, use pay- does have the solid reputation and resources help my diamonds, it is most Deposits and of the Savings Bank of Manchester behind it. Vulnerable: North-South unlikely that I can ever get specify birth date. Send an wiuidrawals? roll deduction or bank by mail. Or use a Dealer: South additional $2 for the NEW in to run the suit.” Astro-Graph Matchmaker Conni (automatic teller) Card, if you have a Checking? Yes! You may write any number of checks you West North East South South didn’t like that wheel and booklet. Reveals statement savings account. 1 NT heart lead and liked it even want, in any amount, as long as you have romantic combinations and money enough in your account to cover them. Pass 3 NT Pass Pass less when E)ast produced the compatibilities tor all signs. Checking? For that convenience, you’ll want our Pass ace and returned the three. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. It) Investment Checking Account. You can also add to or withdraw from your If South had been looking You may be a trifle Impatient account anytime in any amount—by coming at all the cards hq could today. In your urgency to get Opening lead: Vs Tax status? Account is exempt from Connecticut Capital in, by Conni Card, by telephone transfer, by have plaved his king, but things done, you might create Gains and Dividends Tax. payroll deduction, whatever is convenient MOM.. VOU ] IT \NOULC7 VOU'P WAIT A v o u R An o t h e r ACTUALLV, South could only see his hand problems for yourself which 1 could easily be avoided. 5HOULP' y GREAT BECOME MINUTE. (X3ESNT NEEP A KARATE WOULP BE and dummy. He finessed his for you. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Who’s eligible? Any individual or business may open a Liquid S T A R T \ F O R V O U REALLV LOT OF STRENGTH /WORE PR A C TIC SM ^ jack. West took his queen and cleared the suit. You are in a good achievement Money Fund Account. Tax status? This account, too, (unlike money market L I F T I N G STRONG FOR WHAT S H E CDES. By Oswald Jacoby cycle, but if you bring people and James Jacoby South entered dummy funds) i? exempt from Connecticut Capital WEIGHTS, with the queen of spades and Into the act who do not belong Is a passbook used? Yes. Or you may open, a statement savings there, they might hamper your account which entitles you to a Conni Card. Gains and Dividends Tax. The toughest opening lead led the jack of clubs. East progress or get you ott-course. is the blind lead against a knew enough to take a sure ARIES (March 21-April It) Who’s eligible? Individuals and businesses. This account no-trump contract. In profit. He rose with his ace Don’t attempt to do things in could well serve as a useful money manage today’s niand West had no and tqpk the last two hearts unison with another today ment tool for a small company. real information. North had for plus 100. unless he or she Is In complete^., NOTE: Our weekly (not monthly) rate change can raised South’s opening no- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) accord with your alms ana be an important advantage to you. We send you a monthly statement, showing purposes. Avoid unlnspVM How’s the money kept d llia a I track oP all activity on your account including the TAURUS (April 20-May 120)) interest earned. Your enthusiasm for wprV could be short-lived today, ft's best to get done whatever needs doing as early as p e b ble, while you’re full of stearin. NOTE: Our weekly (not monthly) rate change can T H f ir y N O be an important advantage to you. t - Z LOANS ACROSS 10 Aardvark’a Anewer to Prtvioue Puzzle GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) .(ust diet because something turned Out 12.0 0 % ^ question^ ATA^L— NO QUESTIONS ASKED 1 Ululatet 11 Look slyly acjH U iiKi: fortunately for somebody you 7 Abrade 12 Novelist □iD naD D know, it doesn’t necessarily fol Interest rate effective through January 10,1983 □□□□□El low you'll reap the same 13 Skillful Ferbar □ □ rewards with a'simllar gamble. 14 Praiiad 19 Belonging to 15 Popular mack CANCER (June 21-July 22) 'y o u p the thing You’ll work well today provided 16 Acquired 21 Predatory 17 Compaea you don’t have loo much animalt supervision, or someone look- SHOES. point 22 Bank 18 Increasat ing over your shoulder telling 12.00% 20 Mineral spring , , you what to do or how to do it. rHAVfS l-A-Of 21Sogglaal " 23 Make dmigna LEO (July 23-AU0- 22) Be Interest rate effective through January 10, 1983 c MB MiA. M . n ( f l « . U4. * TH OR 23— Montreal - • - o n infUii extra-patient with aubordinates world’s fair 24 Medical today, even It they have trouble 26 Balisver picture (comp, following through on your (luffix) wd.) 33 Germenium 45 Vest period of directives. Use fewer 27 Lasrad 25 Edible pert of tymbol time commands, more example. 31 Yea fruit 37 Muecle 46 Femele VM O O (Aug. 22) Nor The Savings Bank of Manchester has a money market account exactly right for your needs, 35 Skin tumor aoMlera mally you’re rather skillful and 4 33 Majatty 28 Pottatsive 34 Bear calf pronouii 39 Letter cutter (ebbr.) prudent In managing your your future. Maybe you’ll choose the solid, high interest,, insured irivestment of our Liquid 35 Sidaitap 20 Energy 42 Speer 48Deeeitlike resources, but today these qualities could desert you. You Money Fund. Maybe the high interest and check-^ting convenience of our Investment 36 Advertising agency (tbbr.) 43 Diemitt 49 Cofnbreed 50 Beltie river might take unwise risks. (•I.) 30 Time lo n c lh lv Y U iR A (Sapl. 23-Oel. 23) Don't Checl^g appeals to you more. 37 Duo 32 Old English 44 Northern \ 52 Oar 40 Agat let It be said today that you are Make eitoer choice, both SBM accounts pay the attractive investment rates previously pronoun conatelledon 54 Britieh isle a nice guy onijl as long as 41 Railroad car everyone does things your way. found only through brokers or distant, impersonal funding institutions. Both SBM accounts 44 Statute 1 2 2 4 1 9 7 9 9 1 0 11 19 Even when opposed, be toler 47 Attach are wonderfully accessible. Both let you add or withdraw any dollar amount. And both, unlike 1 4 ant aiKf understanding. 48 SoldisYt 1 1 SCORPIO (O c t 24-Nov. 22) address money funds, are not subject to Connecticut Capital (jains and Dividends Tax. I t 1 9 Others want to be halplul (abbr.) 3w*w today, provided you don’t o Yes, yeu’ll want to learn more about our very special money market accounts. Come see, or 5) bealrea /-e-SB 17 1 9 9 0 make demands of them. Let 53 Hunter ■ i them determine the weys In call us, r^tnotu, about the SBM money market choice just right for you. 55 Omatt which they wish to assist you. 55 Lady of SAOITTARHiS (Nov. 2»«ae. i Shalott 2 9 2 4 2 1 2 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 SCON THE SUN ANY/VilNUTH- THE SUN 21) You’ll have just as good a 67 Solution ■ ■ ” D O e S N T time today with Inexpensive WILL RISE, ANP N(PiV,THE 68 Malt down, as I t activlllea as you will In being ,■ ) THieTERlRIBLe, 6UNWILLC2WE TAKe lard ■ ■ 1 VACATIONS, 1 4 Involvad In things which cost ASavings Bank Bouses NI&fT UBANP...5?? ■ 1 r you monoy. Bo easy on your DOWN WILLBEOVS2.. COES IT"? IS 9 7 2 9 purse. ■ ■ (NIW SFAKR ENTERPMSE ASSN.) 1 Gaps <1 4 9 ^ of Manchester . 2 Noras deity 1 4^ VT 3 Salaetad card 4 4 IT x n 4 Long tima 1 ■ Serving Manchester, East Hartford, Bolton, Andover, South Windsor and Ashford. Telephone 646-1700. 1 4 N«nbcrF.0.I.C. 5 Vassal 9 1 ■ 2 9 2 Equal OpportwiHy Ltmlcr 6 Cloud lorm (| WkBt A h ) cB M try m H b Is Also Express Bank locations in Eastford, Scotland and Sprague. .. H 7 Sigil - • So b U for grewsepa — see 8 Fretful 1 7 II Nholl arrive Jee. M whsa 9 Decompose th sw pe)r-let«r M ile e re A m . .. ’iMflllN'WlWIW****^<^*^' w fi*wUS ■J€«I*w IVlA.it lll'.S 'll.l! ilF.RAl.l). Tues . .l;:ri 4. 1983- I I 10 - MANCHESTER H ERALD . Tues., Jan. 4, 1983 Obituaries years. Before retiring she had been maitre di for a Stonington Wednesday at 11 a.m. from the veteran, serving during World W ar!, ure Bernard S. Qouo Frank E. Qardnar II. I FOCU employed at Cheney Brothers for Restaurant. He was a member of Heritage Funeral Home, 1240 Moun- Bernard S. Gozzo of 83 Ralph Frank E. Gardner, 75, formerly of the Royal Guards, Masonic Lodge, Uin Road, West Suffield. Calling Besides his wife he leaves two; Road died Monday at Manchester Park Street, Manchester, died Mon more than 46 years. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Order of DeMoIay, Blue Goose, the hours are today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. sons, Donald Vacant! of San Diego, i Memorial Hospital after a short il day in Branford. Elks, VFW, and the Portuguese Memorial donations may be made to Calif., and Samuel K. VacantI ofj lness. He was the husband of Daisy He was born in Manchester and William Cole of Portadown and Mrs. Holy Ghost Society. Suffield Volunteer Ambulance, P.O. Millville, N.J.; three daughters,; E. (Boyajian) Gozzo-. had been a lifelong resident. Before John Hewitt of Lantana, Fla.; a brother, Robert Poots in Por He leaves his wife, Ruth (Holmes) Box 388, or Suffield Emergency Aid, Mrs. Nancy Cahill and Mrs. Linda; He was born in New Britain and retiring he had been a self-employed tadown; four nieces, Gladys Hewitt, Davis and a daughter. Dr. Holly W. 450 South St., or to the Christ Souza of Hebron and Miss Laurie* lived there until moving to heating and plumbing contractor with whom she made her home, Davis of Pittsburgh. At his request Methodist Church, College Vacant), at home; a brother,. lA t t d y Manchester in 1969. He was the and most recently had been Barbara Moller, East Hartford, Highway, Southwick, hfoss. Anthony Vacant! of Erie, Pa.; three; owner and operator of the employed at Moriarty Brothers. He no services or calling hours will be Margaret S. Eldwards, Barnstable, held. Burial will be private at the sisters, Mrs. Adeline Fisher,; Rooney Manchester Pet Center for 28 years. was a cornmunicant of St. James William F. Ruabln Mass., and Joan Nelson in Florida; convenience of the family. Huntsville, Ala., Mrs. Josephine.. Besides his wife he leaves a son, Church. William F. Reubin, 76, of 784 E. and four nephews, Robert Hewitt Memorial donations may be made Bramer, Holland. N.Y., and Carrie, Syndicated Gregory J. Gozzo of South Windsor; He leaves two sons, Gerald F. Middle Turnpike d i^ Monday at and William Hewitt of Manchester, to Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, Wnek, East Aurora, N.J.; nine; Columnist j a granddaughter. Kristina Gozzo; Gardner of Manchester and David Manchester Memorial Hospital. George H ewitt of Vernon, and Pa., 125 DeSoto St., Pittsburgh, Pa., grandchildren; and two great-; two nephews; and several aunts and M. Gardner of Coventry; three 'Freebie' calendars He was born in Au Sable, Mich., Everett Hewitt of Ocala, Fla., all of 15213. grandchildren. ; uncles. ' sisters. Sister Rosemond of West whom she raised; and several, on Jan. 16,1906, and had lived most Funeral services will be private, Funeral services will be Thursday Hartford, Sister Rita Mary of nieces and grand nieces and John H. Bash of his life in Manchester. and private burial will be in E ast; at 8:15 a m. ,at Erickson-Hansen & Bridgeport, and Olavine Hoffner of nephews in Ireland. John H. Bash, 83, of 1212 W. Mid Before retiring in 1975 he had been Cemetery. There are no calling; Sons Funeral Home, 5 Hart St., New Manchester. dle Turnpike died Sunday at his employed for 20 years at Shady Glen Funeral services will be Private funeral services will be hours. Holmes Funeral Home, 400) Hope Britain, and at 9 a.m. at St. Ann’s held at the Holmes Funeral Home, home. He was the husband of Ger Dairy Bar. Before that he had Main St. has charge of: Church. Burial will be in Fairview Wednesday at 8;15 a.m. from the trude (Firestone) Bash. served as a butler in Meriden and not rare in 1907 400 Main St. Burial will be in East arrangements. , , Cemetery. New Britain. Friends John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 had also worked at Cheney Brothers Cemetery. There are no calling He was bom in Vienna, Austria. Memorial donations may be m ade; may call at the funeral home W. Center St., Manchester with a T F^as a retired stamp dealer and and the Manchester Knitting Mills. hours. Memorial donations may ^ to Manchester Little League; shows, flea markets and, sur Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at treasurer of the Young Friends He was a veteran pf World War,11, list, This bathing beauty of bygone made to the American H eart Program in care of Earl Yost,’ p.m. Memorial donations may be St. James Church. Burial will be in serving with the 548th Field Ar days deserves better than black- prisingly, bottle shows — where Association. 31Q Collins St., IWrt- regressive Association. Manchester Herald, 10^. Bralnard{ made to the Nevyington Children’s St. James Cemetery. Friends may and-white. Please call upon your they usually offer some old ford or to the Arthritis Foundafion, Besides his wife he leaves a tillery in the European Theatqr and Place, Manchester. ' { Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St., call at the funeral home today from imagination and see the arms as advertising material along with 929 Silas Dean Higjiyvay, brother, Charles Bash of Hartford, the African campaign. Newington. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial He was a member of Anderson- flesh-colored, the cheeks a dewy the bottles. Wethersfield. and a niece and a nephew. 1983 A Moxie lover might find donations may be made to the Funeral services were today in Shea Post VFW, Manchester Senior pink, and on the mouth, just a By Gerard D’Alessandro himkelf that famous picture of Connecticut Hospice, Branford. William Davis the chapel of Weinstein Mortuary. Citizens and- the Order of Odd Lincoln Memorial touch, perhaps, of lipstick (did Gerard D'Alessandro, 67, of Russ Frank Archer that seems to be William Selman Davis, 71, of Memorial contributions may be Fellows. \ s' ’’ K they have it then?). Higganum died Monday at Roy M. Bedell The Lincoln Memorial in W§st; By Andy Rooney pointing a finger at you no matter Stonington, former Republican town made to the Hartford Chapter of He leaves a sister, Mrs. Ann ’The eyes are blue and twinkly. MacKendrIck Middlesex Memorial Hrspital. He Funeral services were held Satur Potomac Park, on the axis of the; .V . where you stand. day in Littleton, N.H., for Roy M. chairman of Manchester, died Mon Hadassah in care of Mrs. Frederick Burke of Bolton; and two nieces and This is my hope list for 1983. The hair is golden, closely was the brother of Mary Alberts and Capitol and the Washington Monu-- Now that it is like pulling teeth day at Presbyterian University Helene, 43 Carlyle Road, West Hart- ■ a nephew. — Every haircut I get is just the matching the ribbon that protects Frank D'Alessandro, both of Bedell, 82, who died last Thursday in ment, consists of a large marble hall, Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. where he ford. Funeral services w ill be Thursday it against the wind. The dress — to get enough calendars to live Manchester. a Lancaster, N.H., nursing home. enclosing a heroic statue of; way I want it to be. was being treated for acute at 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral er — bathing suit, is deep green with (we used to ge’ a nice week He also leaves six other sisters, He was the father of Frank E. Elsie M. Winchester ' Abraham Lincoln sitting in medita-; — I don’t lose the new gloves I got leukemia. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in with gold trim. (It really is a ly one from a bank downtown but Millie Liberator, Roxie Rioux and Bedell of Manchester. Elsie Maguire Winchester, 77, of tion on a large armchair. It was. for Christmas, but that I do lose the no more), it is refreshing to read He was born in Manchester on East Cemetery with military bathing suit — note the figure in Madeline Goralski. all of Hartford, Before his retirement in 1962 he 12 pounds I ’ve picked up in the last Nov. 19, 1911 and had lived in town West Suffield, formerly of dedicated on Memorial Day, May, the background water, shepher- ' husband-and-wife team writing in another article where the .losephine Goralski ^ f Elmwood, had been employed as an electrician honors. Friends may call at the Manchester, died Sunday at her 30,1922. The Memorial was designed; five years. ding the two youngsters.) about advertising give-aways in author would make rounds and rheresa Soucie in Utah, and Julia at Pratt & Whitney. until 1960 when he was transferred funeral home Wednesday from 7 to 9 to Richmond, Va. He returned to home. She was the wife of Charles by Henry Bacon. ’There are at least three rainy the Time/Life Encyclopedia of come home with an armful to Uricchio of Enfield; one other Besides his son he leaves a sister, p.m. 1). Winchester. i Saturday mornings when I can sleep ONE TOE of the lissome Collectibles (there is a full set on choose from. His specialty was brother. Daniel D'Alessandro of Grace Ingerson of Littleton and two Connecticut in 1971. He was a 1929 She was born in Manchester and Samuel R. VacantI creature is pointing toward a circulation at the Whiton railroad calendars — seen one of grandsons and a. great-grandson. graduate of Manchester High School ’til nine. Hartford, and several nieces and had lived in Suffield for the past 57 Samuel R. Vacant!, 69, of 101 Hood’s Sarsaparilla calendar for those lately? The Pillsbury Funeral Home had and had served in Manchester as a — The windows in the living room Library), state that their own nephews years. Grandview St., died Monday at 1997. I t ’s all there, January right This particular Hood's calen Republican selectman and Executive dish aren’t stuck shut when I try to open favorite calendars are the Funeral services will be charge of arrangements. through, giving the phases of the Republican town chairman for Besides her husband she leaves a Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Hood’s. Another collectors’ dar is eight inches wide by 13 in Wednesday at 9:15 a m at D'Esopo Calvin Coolidge, who invited them this spring. moon each month and never many years. He retired in 1968 after daughter, Jane Rock of Suffield; was the husband of Iris (P etrie) publication, the Antique Trader ches high. It is on heavy card Wethersfield Chapels, 277 Folly Minnie Foots two brothers, Edwin Maguire in Vacant). members of Congress to breakfast — No shoelace breaks when I’nl forgetting to remind us that “ IF board reading'at the bottom “ Art working 36 years with London & 1 . -L. Weekly, has a piece entitled Brook Blvd , with a mass of Chris- Minnie Poots, 86, of 20 Portland' meetings at the White House,; getting dressed in a hurry to go MADE BY HOOD IT’S GOOD.” Lancashire and Royal Globe In Maine and Earl Maguire of Vernon- He was born in Italy on May 30, “Thirty-Seven Years of Hood’s Supplement Syracuse Sunday • tian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Luke’s St., died Monday at Manchester 1913 and had lived in Chaplin before startled his guests one morning by; somewhere. Hood’s sarsaparilla (the drink, Herald." It is the property of a surance Co. three sisters, Elizabeth— Calendars.” Church., Hartford. Calling hours Memorial Hospital. Vernon, Gladys Meyer~of moving to Manchester 41 years ago. pouring coffee and cream into his — My tennis Improves with age. “ sassaprella," in case yoi^don’t'. Manchester collector who' dis She was born in Portadown, Coun today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. He served in the U.S. Army during Manchester, and Dorothy Geissler Before retiring in 1975 he had been saucer. In confusion, several others — I don’t find any holes in my know), came from G.l. Hood’s H ERE W E READ that C.I. covered it in an old curiosity shop Memorial donations may be made to ty Armagh, Northern Ireland on World War II, in the Pacific Theater at the Uble did the same. Without al Hood employed a total of 150 prin of Williamantic; two grandsons and employed at Pratt S t Whitney in socks or buttons missing from my apothecary shop at Lowell, Mass, while working as a reporter for the .-\merican Cancer Society, 670 Aug. 9. 1896 and had been a resident and Japan. He also worked for other word, the president placed his; 3.45 in 1876, and w all calendars ters, pressmen or binders for five several nieces and nephews. East Hartford for mroe than 30 shirts. the Syracuse Herald Journal. Prospect .Ave.. Hartford. of Manchester for more than 62 insurance companies and as a saucer on the floor for his dog. ; appeared by the thousands from months of the year. The printing Funeral services will be years. He was a U.S. Air Force — They stop making so many good 9 1 1 1 1 2 1 1886 to 1922. department of the Hood factory TONIGHT: The first meeting movies, because I always miss Coca-Cola was first concocted at one time had 18 cylinder of the New Year for the Central them. Connecticut Coin Club. Place: " 2 0 . 2 1 by another druggist, John presses, two newspaper presses — All the receipts I need to do my Pemberton, in 1887, but Coke and a color press that was Mott’s Community Hall, 587 E. Secrecy ruling income tax are found in that one big 127128 29 wall calendars, as far as we reputed to be the largest in the Middle Turnpike. Tim e: 7 to 9. box behind my desk. know, did not show up until 1930. world at that time. There will be a slide show presentation by Herman — My 1977 station wagon Photo by MacKendrIck The Hood calendars used the The writer gave some tips on Krajewski on the finer points of makes it through one more year. highest quality of artwork and where to pick up calendars satisfies editor besides the obvious secondhand coin grading. — Every line I get in movies "IF MADE-BYJ400D, IT’S GOOD" EARLY SLOGAN printing and they have set some emporia. Go to advertising Visitors welcome. faster than the one on either side of . . . early( calendars were Hood company giveaways pop-art collectors agog. A The Journal Inquirer's news editor said this morning it. he is disappointed a state Freedom of Information Com — There are no Moods, mission hearing officer did not recommend fining the earthquakes, race riots, airplane State Police for withholding the names of four suspects crashes or nuclear accidents. arrested on drug charges. Day 2's plan But. aside from that. Robert H Boone said he is . — No one in my house leaves the satisfied with the report of Commissioner Robert J. garage light on all night once the l.«eney who ruled Monday that Slate Police broke the whole year. law bv keeping secret tbe names of those arrested. — Tliey don’t come along and say I Leeney s report on the Journal Inquirer complaint have to move out of my office Into must go to the full commission for action on Jan. 26. another one down the hall because Men can eat a little more on this diet Generally, the hearing officer's report carries a lot of they need mine for someone more weight with the full commission. important. ■ I'm pleased with the strength of the language Com- tificial sweetener. One glass of skim — They don’t stop making ribbons By Josephine Lowman missioner Leeney used.” said Boone. “ I ’m disappointed Special to the Herald milk. he didn't go for the fine, because I feel the police knew that fit this typewriter. LUNCH (4?0 calories): or should have known that what they were doing was — I remember to put 1963 on all Is excess weight holding your Chicken salad sandwich: Mix 3 w ro n g" my checks this first week. curves hostage? Were they kid ounces leftover stewed chicken Leeney s report urged State Police and the Depart — Some Saturday morning I get up napped while you were enjoying the (chopped),with one medium tomato ment of Public Safety to set a “ clear policy” statement, and find m y attic, my cellar and my festivities of Thanksgiving, (Tirist- (chopped), and 1 teaspoon each committing themselves to full disclosure of arrests. garage all neat and clean with all mas and New Y ea r’s? m in c ^ parsley and green onion, and ■'Because secret arrests are abhorrent to a free the good junk tidily arranged and all This is the second day of my eight- 1 tablespoon low-calorie French dressing. Spread between two pieces citizenry and erode the basic foundations of our open the bad junk stacked out by the side ■'week Beauty Improvement Plan (B IP ). Today I want to tell you how of rye bread and garnish with let trial system, this is more than an issue of improper of the street for the trash man to procedure in a single incident, " said Leeney. to use the menus most effectively. tuce leaves or a handful of bean take. He said the State Police policy should be for "open ’These are planned for one person sprouts. One apple. — The telephone never rings arrests recorded and filed in accessible places and and provide about 1,200 calories a DINNER (470 calories); responsive to the letter and the spirit of the state's during dinner. day. If you wish to use the same Spicy shrimp: Simmer 4 ounces Freedom of Information statute.” Heritage gives you a knockout • Deposit and withdraw any amount, any time - — I don’t have to get up once in the menus for those who are not frozen shrimp in a mixture of V* cup middle of the night to go to the reducing double the portions water, V* cup vinegar, 1 teaspoon State Police classified the suspects as “ informants, " without penalty bathroom. prescribe for you. If more calories dry mustard, V4 teaspoon salt, a whose identities can be protected under the FOIA. to investment that’s insured, • Earnings exempt from Connecticut State — Ncit once do I get two creases in are needed, add a few items or make dash of cayenne and black pepper. avoid releasing their names. They were arrested in a accessible and high-paying. Dividends Tax the servings larger. Drain the shrimp and serve with the drug sweep last year in Manchester, East Hartford and a pair of pants I ’m pressing. following dip: V* cup catsup, V* cup Mansfield The same argument was used by Manchester • Available to individuals and businesses* — ’The six new neckties I bought on Heritage's Insured Market Invesiment Account SINCE MEN require 500 to 600 prepared chili sauce, a dash of Police in opposing a separate FOIA complaint filed by sale after Clirlstnuis and bad sent more calories a day, even when lemon juice, V t te a s p o o n the Journal ln(|uirer, concerning the arrests of six peo In addition we are offering the new Insured Market home look as good when I get them reducing, I have placed directions horseradish, and salt to taste. 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Take one banana Window smashed; — Everyone smartens up and problem since the surplus can be OR one large apple with lunch. At realizes that all state lotteries are stored in the refrigerator or frozen dinner, double the shrimp and have an official rip-off. for future use. two rolls rather than one. Wve left Streets ’The brown bag lunch has come out The BIP Kit is convenient for motorcycle stolen — It isn’t too hot during my of the closet! Taking one’s lunch to current and future reference. It con summer vacation this year the way work has become so popular that it tains complete directions for the it was last year. Somebody celebrated New Year’s Eve by smashing is almost a status symbol. One eight-week program, two additional floodlights on the east side of the Manchester Honda — ’The glue holds oh tbe dining retired executive has even es weeks of slimming menus, a calorie showroom at ,30 Adams St. then crashing through the Money Mailset room chair I fixed. tablished a Brown Bag Institute and chart, a weight and height chart for showroom window, ripping out a bar and stealing a — Jerry Lewis recover! complete conducts surveys. While inflation men and women, spot-reducing motorcycle, police said. ly from his heart attack but never no doubt has some influence on this exercises, and a wall chart on which The incident was reported to police headquarters at makes another movie. habit, I think that the general con you can plot your progress. For your 5:22 p.m on New Y ea r’s Eve, police said. — All my friends are as happy In cern about fitness probably plays a kit send |1 and a long, self- more influential role. addressed, stamped envelope along A witness told police she saw a man looking in the win 1963 as I was in 1962, and that all my widiout a leg to stand CMi. with your r^ u es t to Josephine Low- Eating lunch in a restaurant Is a dow at about 5:15 p.m. Police said the witness, who was columns w ill be better this year than hassle and time-consuming. Also, man, in c ^ of the Manchester walking to the supermarket nearby, said the man had a r ______they were last year the fare often Is rich in salt, fat and Herald, Box 591, Manchester, 06040. medium build and was wearing a dark pea com. sugar, and folks are watching their The large rock thrown through the window^amaged intake of these items for various another motorcycle’s front fender, police said. Replace health reasons. How to get club ’Then too, eating at your desk gives ment of the showroom window will cost about 21,100, MT police .said the better way you tim e to stretch your legs in a 15- What works 5. ,c M T ld iliiw news In Herald 20-mlnute walk during your lunch The bar which was ripped out was dusted for prints, period. Determined to be in the police said. They reported that the perpetrator ap The Herald wanU your club news! nmig, all B IP lunches are brown for you ? parently knew the bar would be easy to remove. In order to get your cub news in bag lunches. Police also said m attempted break-in occurred last the paper on time, please, submit Anyone had fabulous success MENUS FOR WEDNESDAYS Wednesday, in the e ^ ly hours of the morning, at the Heritage Savings items ho tater than five days before with a certain diet? 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Jan. 4, 1983 M ANCH ESTER H ERALD , Tues., Jan. 4. 1983 — 13 About Town A soprano's dilemmq Advice Society sets meeting no time for the Met Waitresses say their t4ps The Ladies Aid Society of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at By Frederick M. WInshIp no one to talk to. M y husband told njte to the church, 112 Cooper St. UPl Senior Editor go to New 'York find get an agent, and t The Rev. Charles W. Kuhl will lead a topic discussion did. I made my debut at the City Opera in are earned with hdrd work IdU taken from the Lutheran Women’s Quarterly. Bingo will ' NEW YO R K — Just when her career 1972.” be played following the meeting. Hostesses will be led her to the Metropolitan Opera, Mrs. Stapp planned to work for six . DEAR ABBYt Please ning and I begin to sneeze. Darlene Nukis, Dorothy Ruebin, Marion Schneider and American soprano Olivia Stapp has no months and stay in Berkeley for six. tolerate one more letter on Help! Bertha Schneider. time to sing there. ' - ,, ' months,.but it didn’t work out that way. tipping; ALLERGIC ’TO ABBY The singer who has been liailed by She returned to Europe in 1975 to begin a , Beginning Jan. 1, 1983, Koffee Krafters meet some critics as a new Maria Calias made new career as a dramatic soprano which DEAR ALLERGIC: ’ federal law requires tipped her debut at the Met as Lady Macbeth in has allowed her only three months a yeat You’re not allergic to me; employees to ^ y taxes on Dear Abby The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg branch of the Verdi’s ’ dacbeth earlier this season, with her family; but she talks to her son you must be sensitive to 8 percm t of the company’s YWCA, 78 N. Main St. will meet Jan. 5 from 9:30 a.m. to taking tv o months out of her busy inter by telephone every day. the fresh newsprint. Stick gross sales whether they Abigail Van Biiren GREGORY HARRISON MERYL STREEP noon. national career. She left her listeners “ My career really took off,” she said. your newspaper in a warm CHERYL LADD actually received the tip or . . . planning new project « Members will work on making potholders andiare m impatien: to hear her in other roles from “ 1 do a lot o f flying fi 3 >ni opera house to oven fora few minutes, or . . portrays Grace . . . “Heart” role not! reminded to bring material, a ruler and glue. Hostesses her rich repertory of 80 operas. opera house, where if you know the role see ah allergist. I don’t Tipping Is not a way to will be ,\nita Obert and Dorothy Hubbard. “ Of course I ’m talking about plans you just step in with only two hours of want to lose a reader. Babysittipg-is available by calling 647-1437 in advance. ahead with the M et management, but rehearsal. You have to te more than a “ give the poor dear a gift.” The group is open to anyone interested in making crafts. I ’m committed to sing elsewhere for the quick study. It’s hard on the body and W aiters and waitresses are DEAR ABBY; Please Streep, Pakula to reteam not dumb clods who aren’t Pa'^ticipants must be members of the YW CA and Koffee next three years,” said the vivacious psyche.” pass this on to “ Right- Krafters. brunette. “ It’s a shame because I love qualified to do anything are dropped in church them work hard and do the Handed Mama,” whose the Met. It’s m y hometown theater.” else. They are organized, envelopes. best they can and should be husband is trying to force Chorus seeks members Mrs. Stapp, like Beverly Sills, was efficient people who can Good and bad service rewarded appropriately. their naturally left-handed for new romantic comedy MRS. S T A P P IS BE ST known for her bom .in Brooklyn. But unlike Miss Sills, work the socks o ff the best should be reported to the Whether or hot restaurant child to become right- Lady Macbeth, which she has sung more A new woman's chorus, is seeking members. The whose career was completely American, bureau chief in host or hostess. Good and owners should pay their handed: than 100 time from Palermo to help enough so they grou, under the direction of Vin Zito, meets every Mrs. Stapp’s professional life uiitil lately Washington, D.C.! bad food should be The right side of the Washington, D.C., from Berlin to San wouldn’t have to rely on Tuesu.iy at 8 p in. at Assumption Church, South Adams has been European, except for three ’’ Good tippers and non reported to the person who brain controls the left side HOLLYWOOD — Meryl Streep and director Alan Diego. She alternated in the role at the serves it. Restaurants ap the generosity of Pakula are talking about reteaming this year — in a big- i Street seasons at the New York City Opera. tippers alike are given of the body. Therefore, Met with Renata Scotto in the controvert No auditions are required. For additional information, “ My cultural home has been Europe good service; older couples preciate compliments and customers to make ends left-handed people are the screen project that will be a decided change of pace sial new production staged by British meet will not be settled call Zito at 646-8009 or Emily MacKeiizie at 649-4753. and I still feel that way,” the singer said. living bn a fixed income, criticism. only ones in their “ right- from “ Sophie’s Choice.” “ I’m not just a visiting American. I live director Peter Hall. sharing a hamburger and a Sign us, your waitress, here. But one thing is cer mind.” Their choice for their next collaboration: a romantic Narilyn Beck there and I speak fluent German and , “ Since it w a sa new production, I got a baked potato, and children the restaurant owners and tain; People who work for ____ LEFTY comedy, which Pakula is penning, and which he plans to Britannia meeting due month’s rehearsal and found Sir P eter’s In high chairs who make a the chef. W e’re all of those. tips need them, and the bring before the camera in late '83, by which time Meryl Italian.” Getting married? Syndicated Columnist ideas very exciting, very creative,” said terrible mess are treated KIM, DODGE, MARY, paying public should con will have had time to recuperate from the birth of her Britannia Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire, Whether you want a formal MRS. S T A P P ’ S S T O R Y is not the the singer. “ But I try to carry through -With the same courtesy as PAUUNE, KAREN, sider a tip a necessity and expected child. will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs. church -wedding or a sim usual prima donna legend..She was a my own concept of Lady Macbeth’s, b high roller. CARL, ETC., not a gift. Pakula takes no credit for Meryl’s brilliant perfor Homer Rines, 12 Wind Road. East Hartford. bom singer but didn’t get around to ple, “ do-your-own-thing” 4 character. If people hire m e for the role WINDOM, MINN. mance as “ Sophie.” He says, “Directors can’t create Officers for the new term will be installed by Mrs. DEAR ABBY; I am ceremony, get Abby’s new studying voice until her late teens. She they hire me fur my Lady Macbeth. The , Tipp are not appreciated talent. In fact, it’s easier to screw up a great talent than Charles Pokorny. state president. because they can be easily DEAR KIM, DODGE, allergic to you! I love booklet. 'Send $1 plus a never went to a conservatory, preferring creative process has bera too involved make the untalented look talented. And when you come pocketed and remain un MARY, ETC.i reading your colpmn — in long, self-addressed, to study privately with teachers, “ none and evolved for me to try someone else’s upon genius — and that’s a word I don’t lightly use — UPl photo declared. Tips are earned. Generaji(^tions are fact, it’s the first thing I stamped (37 cents) Harrison in that “ Heart,” which will be restaged on the of whom were able to ruin m e.” A ll the concept.” like hers, you don’t interfere. I let her instincts lead her. Library programs set JThey put food on the table, dangerOM. All waiters and turn to in my newspaper— envelope to: Abby’s Wed L.A. Ahmanson boards, and filmed in mid-February for same, she really wanted to be a poet, not Some other roles that have won her I ’ve never seen a performer who becomes so inhabited FASHION DESIGNER JOHN WEITZ shoes on the children, gas wifftresses are not ef but before I’m halfway ding Booklet, P.O. Box Home Box Office viewing. The Junior Room at Mary Cheney Library, 586 Main a singer. acclaim are the title roles of Strauss’ with her character. Nothing can throw her.” . . . he’s not changing careers in the car, pay for an ficient, organized and finished, my eyes are 38923, Hollywood, Calif. Rip Taylor, who’s headlining at New Y ork ’s St. Regis St. is accepting registrations for winter and spring pre “ Then someone suggested I apply for a “ Elektra,” Mascagni’s “ Iris,” Bellini’s evening at the movies and courteous, but most of watering, my nose is run 90038. N O T EVEN Pakula’s decision that “ I wanted to film Hotel, reports he’s going to be reading for one of the school programs. Fulbright Scholarship to study singing in “ Norma,” Donizetti’s “ Anna Bolena,” some scenes in Polish and German, with English sub leads in the Broadway version of “ La Cage Aux Folles.” - Children ages 3, 4 and 5 are eligible. For more infor Europe,” she recalled. “ I tM k it as a and Puccini’s “ La F'anciulla del West,” titles. When I told her that, she simply said, ‘OK, I ’ll get Rip is also up for a touring version of ‘ Peter Pan.” He mation call 643-2471. dare, and I got a scholarship for Rome. I “ ’Turandot” and “ Tosca.” says he’d play Captain Hook, but knows no more about wanted to study for concert work, but in “ I ’d like to do Kundry in “ Parsifal” coaching.’ the proposed casting of the lead role except “ it definite John Weitz, novelist, Rome you study for opera.” some day and more Mozart, although X When you see “ Sophie’s Choice” — and it should be Life is series of stresses; ly won’t be Nell Carter.” Rip is definitely set for one TV Card party scheduled /iThen she met Henry Stapp, an don’t like operas with too many prima high on your Must See list — you'll find it hard to believe project: “ Caesars Comedy Bingo,” a Ralph Andrews American theoretical physicist who was donnas,” she said with a grin. ‘ “ Don German and Polish aren’t M eryl’s native languages. As Hillstown Grange, 617 Hills St., East Hartford, will game show that w ill feature the comic and Phyllis vacationing in lUily, and they eventually Giovanni’ has two too many. ’Things can for Pakula, he’s not only counting his blessings that his sponsor a Monte Carlo whisj card party Jan. 7 at 8 p.m. Diller as co-hosts and w ill shoot its first 13 segments in married. Mrs. Stapp had sung some get pretty tense. leading lady made his job so joyous, but that the picture Admission charge is $1.50. There will be door prizes still fashion designer coping bolsters personality got made at all. Atlantic City this month. opera in Italy and Germany by that time, and refreshments. “ Sophie” was turned down by every major studio in but she moved with her husband to THE BIG-SCREEN SCENE: Columbia Pictures Berkeley, Calif., where he is a member Hollywood before Pakula finally convinced Lord Lew By Gay Pauley head honcho Frank Price reports he hopes to have Burt MRS. STAPP WAS TENSE for ' DEAR DR. LAMB; I am great deal of pain and Grade’s Marble Arch firm to finance the adaptation of T H E F A M ILY F IR S T went to London, of the University of California faculty. Reynolds before the cameras in February as star of Schotta to head club UPl Senior Editor another reason last Nov. 8. She sang swelling in her knee joints, the gripping novel about the survivor of a concentration where at the suggestion of a St. Paul’s “ I dropped out of opera to have my having a hard time Blake Edwards’ “ The Man Who LoveJ Women.” Price “ Tosca” at the Washington Opera on coping with the stresses in with a grating whenever camp in World War II. But then “ the day before Richard Schotta of 53 Lakewood Circle South has been NE'W YO R K - Meet John Weitz, the schoolmate, John Cavanagh, who was to son, Henry, who is now 16,” she said. “ I absolutely loves the reports thai are rolling in with three hours’ notice, substituting for she bends the knee. shooting was supposed to start, we got word the produc elected president of the Fellowcraft Club of Manchester novelist. You’ve known him for years as become a leading British couturier, tried to keep busy — cooking, schools, Iny life. Part of it.is cadsed opening-weekend box office tabulations of “ Gandhi,” ailing Shirley Verrett. She had not done The doctor there said she tion might be scrapped, that Lew Grade had lost his Lodge of Masons. He succeeds Madis Raudsepp. the fashion designer. Weitz apprenticed to the house of faculty wives, but nothing worked. My by the company moving us Your Health “ The Toy” and “ Tootsie.” And referring to the the role for two years and had to practice had chondromalacia and company, and we might be losing our money. Other officers elected were: Warren M. Maheu, first “ Fashion design is a nice craft," said Edward Molyneux. Molyneux, one of the husband said why not sing? So I went from one location to problems that sprung up during production of the latter, it on the flight from New York to treated her with Clinoril. “ We went ahead, anyway, but for the first week I was vice president; Madis Raudsepp. second vice president; the 59-year-old Weitz of the career that most famous designers of the 1930s,, back to Europe and started at the Vienna another. I ’m an intelligent, Lawrence Lamb, M.D. he comments, “ This is not by nature an easy business, Washington, to the delight of feiiow educated, warm, outgoing Could you tell us about dividing my time between the sound stage and the Gilbert T. Wright, treasurer; and Arnold C. Jensen, has made him a fortune. “ Writing is an created the “ Wallis blue” dress for Folksoper in 1971, singing mezzo roles and the happiest set doesn’t necessarily make the best plane passengers. Intermissions of the 'person married to a non- Clinoril? What is chon telephone booth making calls to London, California, secretary. Norman F. Pierce, past master, is club ritual art,” Wallis Warfield Simpson’s marriage to because I was a mezzo then. I must have picture.” A point that has been proved time and tim e — opera were extended so she could dromalacia? What is the Australia, trying to get financing resolved. It wasn’t un advisor. He has no intention, however, of stop the Duke of Windsor, form erly Edward sung hundreds of Carmens.” 'communicating husband rehearse between acts. cure and future im til the second week that the people who took over Mar and time — again. J The first scheduled meeting of the club for the new ping the first career to devote full time VIII. who is otherwise very HOMESICKNESS for her family Again, critics compared her favorably plications? ble Arch agreed to continue their commitment to the year will be Jan. 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple, East to the second. Weitz came to the United States in good. I have no children, forced Mrs. Stapp into a second’ retire with Calias, both for the coloration and Center Street “ 1 have obligations,” said the German- 1940, was naturalized in 1943, and im 'relatives or good friends in lack of communication. develop with, rather than DEAR READER: It picture.” ment in Berkeley, although her husband dramatic impact of her voice and her A picture that was budgeted at $12 million came in for born Weitz. “ A family, five children to mediately went into the army. He this state. Despite the blowup that being overcome by it, usually means Involvement warned her she’d be unhappy agin. formidable acting talent. a million less — and looks as if it represents an invest get educated." He is married to Susan became a member of the Office of Our lovely home is might -‘occur, you must which can result in anxie of the kneecap with Fugitive returned “ Well, I wasn’t unhappy but I was “ I feel the comparison is a gross Bridge results listed Kohner, the actress. Strategic Services (OSS) and, because of -leased, our car is leased start and continue the com ty, depression and a host of degenerative changes. The ment of double its cost. restless,” she admitted. “ I ’m a real exaggeration,” Mrs. Stapp said modest a n d m y husband loves to problems. He also has a variety of other pursuits his background, was dispatched back to munication by expressing kneecap may tend to be AND IN THIS CORNER: “Tootsie” screenwriter to easier jaii iife Following are the results of the Dec. 17 games of the homebody but very gregarious and I had ly- -^p^nd and cannot hold onto how you feel and react to Your lifestyle can help that demand, or have demanded, of his Germany. more mobile or move out Larry Gelbart is anything but happy with Bob Kauf Center Bridge Club: /noney. He makes a good the stressful situation you you. Read The Health time. Weitz is an inventor of sorts, was a After three years in the service, Weitz of position. I think its treat man’s plans to take out trade paper ads noting that he — JACKSON, Mich. (UPl) — A man serving time for A North-South: Clem Hitchcock and Wilmer Curtiss, vsalary. He takes care of all find yourself in. You may Letter 20-12, Living With U.S. intelligence agent during World War resumed his fashion career, designing ment is sufficiently com and five other writers — also should have received armed robbery who fled a minimum security prison last first; Don Weeks and Louise Kermonde, second; Dr. Nudie tfinances and any conunent need to get your own job to Stress, which I am sending 11, was a racing car driver and now for several companies. His specialty plicated that your daughter credit for helping write the Columbia comedy. Larry September knocked at the facility’s front gate after and Mrs. Tanash Atoynatan, third: then: women’s sportswear. “or even a look from me become independent and you. Others can send 75 collects classic racing cars. “ I stopped should see an orthopedic read of the Kaufman plqn ia this column and phoned to deciding life on the outside wasn’t so great after all. East-West: Mr and Mrs. Glen White, first; Mr. and ^brings on an outburst, then have some outside contact. cents with a long, stamped, racing because I was getting too old,” he “I was in that wave of designers Calendar specialist who is good at say, “ He’ll have more words in that ad than he has in Officials said Larry Fox returned to the Southern Mrs. Tom Hyde, second; Marion Knybel and Marge ■silence for days. He’d give Developing your own self- self-addressed envelope for said. Dorothy Shaver encouraged,” he treating knees. Incidental ‘Tootsie.’ Because the picture doesn’t contain one of his Michigan Prison near Grass Lake Monday morning, Prentiss, third. -you the shirt o ff his tack reliance is probably your it to me, in care of this Had he had time, he might have recalled. The late Miss Shaver was presi ly, the condition may lead words — or thoughts!” knocked on the front door, and iurned himself in. Overall winners were Hitchcock and Curtiss. a sellout ?but w ill not share it. best key to improving your newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, become a movie hero; he’s tall, lean and dent of Lord & Taylor and emphasized to osteoarthritis of the Fox told officers he was tired of running. A prison WARSAW, Poland (U Pl) life. Radio City Station, New THE CASTING c DRNER: It’ll be Treat Williams darkly handsome. talents of U.S. designers, among them ■ There is no money for a knees. spokesman said his return could be related to the “ It is possible to have many lives,” Weitz, Bonnie Cashin, Tom Brigance, — ’The Polish government, {counselor as it would be York, N.Y. 10019. stepping into uniform as Jack Dempsey — in producer Modern life does induce Some cases can be depressed economy in Michigan, since Fox probably N Lutz still has openings said Weitz, who will be 60 next May. “ I Bill Blass, Claire McCardell and Rudi which already runs the Abased on his salary and he Perhaps your husband Jay Benson’s long-planned three-hour CBS T V m ovie on a lot of stress but life is managed conservatively was unable to find a job on the outside. would in no way put myself in the class Gemreich. nation’s newspapers, ^ would never cooperate. w ill read it, too, and you the life of the man who became heavyweight champ in Lutz Children's Museum still has a few openings left really a series of stresses, with medicines such as Officials said Fox had served five years of a lO-to-25- of Somerset Maugham, but remember, “I was best known for women’s added a new venture to its can discuss with him how 1919. The “ FYince of the City” star knocked out a lot of in the winter session of pre-school mornings at the beginning with' birth, Clinoril to control pain, but year term for armed robbery in Kent County and will be Maugham started as a physician.” sportswear derived from menswear,” publishing empire — a 1983 ■ D EAR R E A D E R ; When, both of you can work heavyweight competition to land the coveted role in the museum, 247 ,S. Main St. weaning, going to school, a program of strengthening charged with escape. The designer's new book, his third said Weitz. ” I originated the woman’s calendar fill^ with pic -a stressful situation in life together to help each other project that’s been penned by Jack’s daughter Barbara, Parents can choose one or two mornings a week to in leaving the nest, retire the muscles over the front novel, is “Friends in High Places” car coat.” tures of nude women. 'becomes static one or' get more out of life. A good and that’s been slated for airing in June or July. troduce their 3, 4 or 5-year-old to the museum. Each ment and the long list. As of the thigh, care in not (M cM illan), most of it taking place in The enterprise was so 'm o re o f the parties in- counselor would help. ABC will be rushing “ The Grace Kelly Story ” onto the morning session includes a craft, story, snack and W E ITZ W EN T ON to win numerous you successfully cope with bending the Imee and other Berlin (where Weitz was bom ) and Is a popular with Poles it sold •volved must take the in- tube on Valentine’s Day. The Cheryl Laddstarrer is The Manchester Herald wants your club news. Submit meeting one of the live animals at the museum. The designer awards in America and Europe, the stresses in life your DEAR DR. LAMB; We measures are indicated. In recreation of the rise of Adolf Hitler and out 2(X),000 copies at $2 'itiative, no matter what currently, quietly, wrapping up production on overseas club announcements to Focus Editor Adele Angie at museum's many educational resources are used in this and in 1954 incorporated his own firm. personality grows. The key are quite concerned about other cases surgery is ad the war that followed the Nazi rise to each before New Year’s the results, to make a locations, and within the next tew weeks T V ’s former least five days before you’d like to see them appear. class Today, the biggest segment of his is keeping the stress at a our daughter. While at visable.' It depends a lot on power. Day, sources said. ‘ change. “ Angel” w ill be heading home to prepare for “ The Has Always put a name and phone number where you can be level that you can grow and college she developed a the degree of involvement. The dates for the classes on Wednesdays and/or business is licensing his designs. World ’The calendar features 13 ' Your letter screams of ty Heart.” Chervl will be sharing billing with Gregorv reached in case there are questions. Thursdays, are January 19, 20 to April 13, 14 with no W E ITZ SAYS IT is not wide, he said, there are 63 licensees, photographs — one for classes the week of Feb. 14 Classes go from 9:30 to 11 autobiographical, although it obviously many in Japan, and 23 products. ’They each month plus a cover a m draws on his knowledge of (]iermany represent all types of men’s and shot — of nude or semi The cost for one morning a week for the 12-Week ses during the Nazi period. women's apparel, even cutlery and fur nude girls with pouting SHOWCASE sion is $63 for members and $108 for non-members. For iReader wonders why all Cinema Said Weitz, in an interview. “ The hero niture. His licensees do a wholesale faces and in provocative . CtNCMAS two mornings a week for the 12 weeks, the cost is $69 for is not Jewish. I am. He’s more middle volume of $250 million a year. poses. members and $117 for non-members. class ... the worst thing to be growing up “ We attempt to control the Weitz label ■AROAHtMATINiE OAHT C A Its production, fruit of FIRST SHOW ONLY For more information about registrations call the in Berlin. by contract,” the designer said. “ But if cooperation between an of H artford 9:45. — Kiss Me Goodbye 9:20. — museum. 643-0949, Tuesday through Saturday. “ The thing that concerned me, how as you have excellent licensees, they are ithe uproar over film 'E.T.'? ficial company run by the A ihrneuiii Cinema — (P G ) 1:30 , 7:20, 9:35. more apt to want to protect the name Weal Hartford a grownup I might have reacted, Communist state and a Even small businessmen Wasn’t That a Tim e! 7:30, Enfield behaved. How much guts would I have and the product, as in say the things I do your career, it’s Important 9:30. Cine I, 2, 3 ,4 ,5 & 6 - Elm 1 & 2 - E.T. The joint venture enterprise DEARDR.BLAKER;I Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, iNnt$Tant4ExiT5a Church offers supper mustered?” for Palm Beach clothing. have sash flow prebisms to realize the necessity of Cinenia <(ily — The Tootsie (PG) 7:30, 9:50.— between Poles and Swedes, ' saw the movie “ E .T.” and 9:20. — An O fficer and A EASTHiUtTfORD 5 M I8W Weitz, the only son of a well-to-do The Weitz creativity seems never to adjusting our goals as our Verdict (R) 7:30, 9:55. — The Toy (PG) 7, 9:20. — CO VENTRY — First Congregational Church of has raised controversy as ; not only didn’t I cry but I Gentleman (R ) 7:10, 9:30. textile manufacturer, was educated at stop. He has a lot of non-fashion ideas, lives and situations Brother Sun, Sister Moon The Verdict (R ) 6:50, 9:30. 48 HOURS Coventry will sponsor a roast turkey supper Jan. 8 from well as eyebrows. th ou ^t It was silly. I don’t The Moviea — The Ver Hall School and St. Paul’s in London, and including a computer-guided balcony to Ask change. (PG) 9 with Days of — Dark Crystal (PG ) 7:20, 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the church vestry. Main Street. Official sources openly ^ know what all the uproar’s dict (R ) 12,2:30,4:50,7:10, R also at Oxford. follow the sun, a car with bulltin jack for Heaven (PG ) 7:15. — Fitz- 9:35. — 48 Hrs. (R ) 7:10, The public is invited. Tickets for adults are $3.75; admit the calendar was I about. I think the public Dr. Blaker Opening yourself up to 9:30. — Six Weeks (PG) — SHOWM A T :- ^ — Weitz still has an old passport stamped the tires, a circular coffee table that carraldo (PG) 6:45, 9:40. 9:25. — Best Friends (PG) senior citizens. $3 25 and children. $1.25. produced in order to make was really duped on this the possibility of home, 12:30,2:40,4:50,7:20,9:40. in pre-war London by the German consul doubles as a television set with four Your nowspapor carrior depends on Karen Blaker, Ph.D. - Peter Pan (G) 7. 8:55. 7:40, 9:55. a quick profit. The main husband and fam ily will general with “ J” (for Jew) and the word screens, and a restaurant menu with one. Easl Hartford Munrlirater — Once Upon a Mouse with distributor was the RSW hie collections each week .to pay hla eventually require you to Peter Pan (G ) 12:30, 2:30, AIRPUNE2 “ Israel.” He said every German Jewish built-in lighting for dim interiors. t’ DEAR READER; I Eaatwood — An Officer UA Tlieatera Kant — Ruch publishing house — -work out a balance of your 4:30, 7, 9. male had to adopt the name “ Israel” bill, whether or not he has received ; don’t heHeve the question a and A Gentleman (R ) 6:45, The Verdict (R ) 7:20, 9:40. " I have this iove of the language,” said controlled by the Com two lives. You’ll need Willimanlir College Notes beside his first given name, every girl ‘ is one of being dupta. P eo 9. - Six Weeks (PG) 7:30, l»3:ll-5M-7d8.»S Weitz of his writing, “ this teliing of munist Party Central Com payment from his customers. When energy, courage and a Jillaon Square Cinema add a “ $arah.” ple see in things - movies, Ooor Rirharda — An 9:30. — Once Upon a Mouse stories.” His first novel, "Value of m ittee — which runs the of sense of humor but you’ll — Tootsie (PG) 7, 9:15. - F The fainily had no trouble fleeing Ger he doesn’t get paid, he has to dip ^books, life - what they the/’ve come out in record ages and ta ve worked at O fficer and A Gentleman with Peter Pan (G ) 7:15,9. Nothing,” was published in 1970, his se ficial newsstands. get a lot more in return. 48 Hrs. (R ) 7:10, 9:10. - many in 1938. His father was used to set i want to see. putting the two worlds in (R) 7:15, 9:30. Vernon TOOTSIE cond, “ Man in Charge,” in 1970, Both There have been other numbers to^ see this Best Friends (PG ) 7, 9:15. 4 ting off for St. Moritz for skiing, his Into his pocket to^make up the t- ’The enormous positive perspective and balancing Showruae Cinemaa — Cine 1 * 2 - E.T. The Lindsey In ‘Who’s Who’ girlie calendars in Poland, wholesome tencler film — a Divorcing? Get help -SHOWN AT:* mother for Paris for shopping and seeing made some of the be»t-seUer lists, — The Toy (PG) 7:10,9:10. of course, but, an official difference. response to “ E .T.” has fact______both______reassuring______and them equitably. from Dr. Blaker’ s Tootsie (P G ) 1, 7:15,9:40. Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, the fashion collections. I suggest that you weigh Windaor Dawn Lindsey of 152 Tanner St. is among 15 students ‘ T write in long-hand,” the designer- source said, ‘"n iis was the •' generated a lot of specula- comforting In an often newsletter “ Helping Your The Toy (P G ) 1:10, 7:20, 9:20. — An O fficer and a “ If I had had relatives killed in concen this situation carefully, Plaza --E.T. The at Galladaudet College in Washington. D.C. who have novelist said. “ I write on m y lap In hotel first tim e such a calendar ; tion as to the meaning of dehumanizing world. Child Accept Divorce.” 9:30. — Best Friends (PG ) Gentleman (R ) 7:15, 9:30. BEST FRIENDS tration camps, it would have been harder thinking about how it would Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, been selected for “ Who’s Who Among Studnets in rooms... I fly about 100,000 miles a was printed and distributed You can help make a small : this film that has even Send 50 cents and a 1:30, 7:25, 9:45. - Still of Weat Hartforil to be objective in this book,” Weitz said. I grown men sniffling. Some DEAR DR. BLAKERi 9:25. PG American Universities and Colleges.” year.” in this way.” feel to add another dimen stamped, self-addressed the Night (P G ) 1:45, 7:40, Elm I & 2 — E.T. The -SHOWN AT:* She is in the graduate counseling program. During the businesaman from going under if say It paralleU the story of I m 33 years old and have a sion to your life. Although envelope to Dr. Blaker in 9:35. — Airplane II: The Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, spring semester she will be doing an internship at the you pay your carrier Ctalstiothers feel It’s real- very gota, well-paying job a choice in favor of doing care of the Manchester Sequel (PG) 1:20. 7:30, 9:20. — An O fficer and A Wisconsin School for the Deaf. Gentleman (R ) 7:15, 9:30. KISS ME Quirks in the News when .lie calls to collect. Thank yoi/. The Moviea — E.T. The Just because you don’t use GOODBYE Po Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, an item doesn’t mean the -SHOWN AT:- lt4S-2:4MSS-fil-l:3S Student on honor roll item has lost Its value. nice for his mama, a necklace or something.” ? Li3Stau iS?'R ^& th it ly tappy; What’s wrong? Why not exchange it for ANDOVER — Chirstina Haverl of Long Hill Farm, Bomb threat for mom ’The would-be bomber, charged with attempted extor ManchesterHerald ‘ the movie’s heart-rending DEAR READER; cash with an ad in STILL OF THE a senior at Kingswood-Oxford School in West tion, later told police he was upset about treatment a ending la what satisfies Although you don’t say It, I Thoughts Classidied? iro NIGHT has been named to the school's honor roll for CH ESAPEAKE, Va. (U P l) — A 12-year-oId boy who relative had received at the hospital. M ancheetm t^n adulU. “ We find it very suspect that you’ve pur- :rm. wanted to buy “ something nice” for his mother The boy was being held in the ’Tidewater Detention gratifying because the en- sued your career goal telephoned a bomb threat to a hospital and threatened to Home until a court appearance,-Ms. Lewis said. ding asserts that you do single-irilndedly at the As tre are in the first week of the speak in the church! w ta i it says lu Whatever our jobs, we can benefit detonate the device unless his demand for $5,000 was new year, here is a great verse from me Is that spellbinding oratory Is all by putting that line into practice HAU FOR RENT f k what you tave to do now eniense of a personal life, For parties, showers, recep met, police say. ri^t, well told stories are OK, every day of pur lives, employing it t because in the long run It while achieving a good the Bible; “ Let us run vrith patience tions. meetings. Complete THETOY Police Detective Kay Lewis said Monday the boy was will make everything position and salary can the race that is set before us, scholarly interpretations of Scrip in all our transactions with each kitchen facilities. Large Five named for honprs arrested at a pay telephone outside a convenience store Snake starts fire { better.” cerUinly bring utUfac- looking to Jesus, the author and ture are impressive — but first and other, “niere is no situation which enclosed parking lot. Inquire: IMt-IAMM-MMlI Five Manchester students have been named to the in the midst of negotiations with a nurse at Chesapeake Whatever people have tion, It can’t bring the finisher of our faith.” foremost people would like to see would not be improved by Christlike Uthuanlan HaR General Hospital. honor roll for the fall term at Kingswood-Oxford School RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. (U Pl) - A pet boa in “ E .T.” - whether caring, fulfillm ent, and Jesus. See Him upheld, see Him behavior. We would see Jesus. 24 QOLWAY STREET ITRiULOFTHE t There is a sign made out of wood, in West Hartford. The child, who later admitted that he had no bomb, constrictor basking beneath the warming rays of a beat • 4 7 - 9 9 4 # simply a good cry or personal growth that come praised, see Him worshipped. For MANCHESTER IN m ilT H E i was not identified because of his age. lamp kicked it over in its cage, triggering a blaze that in our pulpit. It reads simply, "W e Vlillun S. Nilsun kpo;— atwwn-i— ----- c- They are: Harris Berger of 44 Scott Drive; John aoniMhlng more — they from love, home, and fami Jesiu said, “ I came that you might Call M o r a 8 P.M. caused $150,000 damage to a Rolling Hilla s ta te s home. would see Jesus.” What a poignant ARNiHlanI Pastor- 1 mtawanaMm t: Burke, 43 Richard Road; Nancy Gussak, 97 Wyneding “ I asked him what he was going to do with the k, haven’t found violence, ly. Men and women have have life, and might tave It abun Phone 643-0618 The snake and a parrot were incinerated. reminder to anyone who stanta to 'rrlnily Covenant Church Hill Road; William Klipstein, S3 Montclair Drive; and money.” she said. “ He said he wanted to buy something •-horror, crime, rage. Yet known this throughout the dantly.” Deborah Lawler, 202 Autumn St. A- I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 4, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 4, 1983 - l.'> Patriots hope Yankee Traveler luck remains Frosty January weekend good for museum SPORTS Page 16 Kditor^R Nbie: Another in a series of weekly models and painting from the 18th centuries; artifacts gallery now houses much of the museum's permanent Center, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass. Open Mon features written for DPI by the ALA Auto and Travel and tools principally from the South Pacific; birds, rep collection of 19th 'century French paintings, including day through Satuniay, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m. Vikings stage rally and defeat Cowboys DIuh aimed at providing !New Knglanders with fuel- tiles, mammals and fish of New England. Renoir’s “Monet Painting in his Garden at Argenteuil,” to 5 p.m. Admission is free. conserving, close-to-home leisure trips. Special exhibits include "Dogwatch and Liberty Delacroix’s “Turkish Woman Bathing” and “Jane Avril The special exhibiU currently running are "French Days." an exhibit examining the daily life of the 19th Art from the 19th Century,” a selection of paintings, Leaving the Moulin Rouge” by Toulouse-Lautrec. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - The “They talk about Dallas being this league.” a 14-yard pass from Tommy Kramer return with 14 seconds elapsed in the goal to start a string of 17 un By Jon Zonderman century American deepwater sailor (through 1983); Over the next several years, the Atheneum will refur sculpture, and various graphic techniques by Daumier, Minnesota Vikings were anxious to ‘America’s Team,”’ Viking nose A national television audience to Rickey Young with 1:52 left in the fourth quarter. answered points, including two ALA Auto and Travel dlub "Contemporary Zoological Illustrations” (through bish other galleries to house the museum’s collection of Delacroix, Millet, Cezanne and other French artists (un-. prove that America has more than tackle Charlie Johnson said. “Well, watched one of the other teams, the game. The game finalized the Dorsett’s run topped the prevous touchdowns by Ted Brown. He Written for DPI March); “Chinese Rice Grain Porcelain from the H. til January 23) and “From Pictorialism to Abstraction: American, European and decorative art. one football, team. there are 27 other teams playing in Vikings, defeat the Cowboys 31-27 on pairings for the NFC playoffs and mark of 97 by Andy Uram of Green plunged from the 1-yard line in the Nelson Hartstone Collection” and "Cultures in Con The Atheneum is open Tuesday through Sunday from The Photography of Alvin Langdon Coburn” a Bay set in 1939 and Bob Gage of second quarter and caught a 13-yard W ELLESLEY, Mass. — During the cold months of proved to the Metrodome com trast: Photographs of Native Americans by Edward S. 11 a.m.vto 5 p.m., closed on Monday. Adult admission is centeniary exhibition of works by the Boston-bom strike in the third to open a 17-10 winter, families will be looking for new museums or at mittee the stadium roof could be Pittsburgh in 1949. Curtins” (through 1983). $2; 13-18-year-olds and senior citizens $1; members and photographer. This collection is mostly photographs “I was just thinking about getting Minnesota lead. least new exhibits to see. repaired in 76 hours. . WADSWORTH ATHENEUM, Hartford, Conn. As children under 13 free. Call (203) 2479111 for informa from the first 20 years of this century when Coburn out of the backfield,” Dorsett said. Septien added a 22-yard field goal The ALA Auto and Travel Club suggests you try one of “We’d make a big play and they’d the first step in the Atheneum’s "In je c t Iceberg,” the tion. made a radical shift from pictorialism to abstraction “I saw a hole open up and went in the third quarter on a drive aided the following for the weekend of Jan. 7-9: make a big play,” said Viking cor- Huntington Gallery renovation has been completed. The • WELLESLEY COLLEGE MUSEUM, Jewett Art (until Februaiy 14). around my block to the right when I by three defensive pass interference • I’EABODV Ml’SEl'M, East India Square, Salem, nerback John Turner, who scored on saw Drew Pearson downfield. The penalties for 46 yards, pulling Dallas Mass. Call (6171 745-1876 for information. Open Monday a 33-yard interception return. “They didn’t die and we didn’t die. It was a key to long runs is downfield within 17-13. through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday and Turner’s interception return holidays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission for adults is $2, battle between two good team s.” blocking.” boosted Minnesota’s lead to 24-13 students and senior citizens $1.50, 6-16-year-olds $1. The stadium crew won a battle Dorsett rushed for 153 yards but with the elements. The fabric roof needed 195 to win the NFL rushing but Dorsett responded with his 99- Permanent exhibits on maritime history, ethnology yard run with 28 seconds elapsed in and natural history. Exhibits on fishing, whaling, ship was accidently ripped last week by a title. He finished second to Freem an crane being used to remove snow, McNeil of the New York Jets, who the fourth period. putting the location of the game in had 786 for the season. Danny Iffilte^s^ 42-yard pass to doubt. “ You saw one of the greatest tight end D o u g 'C o sb ie set up Ski Scene But the show went on and neither backs in the National Football Springs' 2-yard plunge. team disappointed the audience. League,” Viking Coach Bud Grant “It was pretty much Minnesota’s By winning, Minnesota secured said. “ He got a crack and took the momentum that won the game,” the home turf next Sunday against play to the fullest. I was in awe Dallas Coach Tom Landry said. Atlanta while Dallas will entertain myself.” Young’s game-winning TD capped Museum H ow to drive, Tampa Bay. Detroit will be at But the Vikings were not to be out an 80-yard drive that included a 23- Washington and St. Louis at Green done. yard throw from Kramer to Terry Bay in the other playoff games. LeCount and a 29-yard pass to “ We weren’t going to let Dorsett’s Brown. Young’s TD catch overcame a 27- touchdown get us down,” Johnson 24 Dallas lead that the Cowboys had Landry said the Cowboys did not said. “They are a big play team and have the same amount of incentive taken on a 2-yard TD run by Ron you have to expect something like Springs with 6:42 remaining. lo win, which may be why they lost. a clean machine^ that.” “The ball was thrown low,” “You don’t get really up for Young said. “ I went downfield to get Dallas opened its scoring on a big something that doesn’t change it because I just wanted to make play when Dennis Thurman in anything,” he said. If Dallas had sure and make the catch. Teddy tercepted Kramer and returned the won, the Cowboys would host (Brown) told me to move up — that I ball 60 yards for a touchdown to Minnesota next week and also have had a chance to get it.” open a 10-0 lead. Rafael Septien, the homefield edge in the second Minnesota also had to overcome a who had slipped on the soggy turf on round. By New England 99-yard touchdown run by Tony a 47-yard attempt, had booted a 42- “It didn’t mean as much to us,” Ski Areas Council UPI photo Dorsett, the longest run from scrim yard field goal early in the second Pearson said, “but I still wanted to Written for DPI mage in NFL history. Dorsett’s TD quarter. win this one. We need the momen DALLAS PLACEKICKER RAFAEL SEPTIEN cam e on the play after Turner had Rick Danmeier put Minnesota on tum but obviously the Vikings had it FRANCONIA, N.H. — The rich and colorful history of .slips on artifical grass while attempting field goal scored on a 33-yard interception the scoreboard with a 28yard field tonight.” skiing in New England is captured in the New England Ski Museum that opened Dec. 15 in a former Connecticut’s vehicle inspection W hatt you can do now to help maintenance building adjacent to the Cannon Mountain Three assists for Rogers Tramway, program begins January 4th. your vehicle pass the inspection. The result of five years of planning and the raising of more than $200,000 in donations, it houses exhibits If you haven’t already done so, it’s time to make sure When you obtain your emissions inspection you'll be Race results tabulated ranging from a highly sophisticated audiovisual show to primitive skis worn by adventurers more than 100 years that the white windshield sticker you've received helping to reduce the major source of Connecticut’s Rangers' rookie excels ago. from the Motor Vehicie # air pollution problem: automobile emissions. But even If your Final results from the 1982 Manchester Five Mile CONNECTICUT EXPIRES * Road Race have been tablulated with the times of In between are a host of exhibits telling about the 10th Department is displayed vehicle’s test period is still some time away, there are some Mountain Division, the famed ski troopers of World War F 1 r 4,265 runners officially recorded. Dick MacKenzie, I I ; the National Ski Patrol; ski clothing from floppy to in the iower lefthand maintenance tasks you can do now to ensure your car is run coordinator for the race committee, announced. with two goals in win iiftj 1 S streamlined; the 1930s rope tow grippers; and post corner of the driver’s ning right — and emitting low levels of hydrocarbons and There were officially 5,206 men, women and Herald Angle cards. posters, programs, promotional pieces and RS (DATE) children entered for the 46th holiday morning run ■ \ patches. SU side of your vehicle’s carbon monoxide. If you attend to these matters, your vehi last turkey, day. NEW YORK (UPI) - When Chris games. scoring spree of late. DEPARTMENT OP Earl Yost, Sports Editor "It tells a story that a lot of skiers don't know," says MOTOR VEHICLES TE windshield. cle should easily pass its emissions inspection — and your Both the number of entrants and finishers are Kontos, playing his fourth NHL Kontos’ first goal came during the “We have 13 goals over the last EMISSIONS TEST L Rangers’ three-goal second period, two games and nine or 10 of them Arthur F. March Jr., its executive director. PROGRAM gas mileage may improve. records. game and first in Madison Square "The modern skier tends to take lifts, skis and 1983 The difference between the number of entrants Garden, scored a goal for the New Ron Duguay gave the Rangers a 3-1 came fropi a guy going into the mid grooming for granted, not realizing the evolution of the and finishers in ‘82, 941, can be attributed to a York Rangers midway through the lead when he scored off Mark dle of the ice and drawing a sport from the late 1800s when it was brought over from Here are some tips for keeping your vehicle running number who failed to show up at the starting line, second period Monday night, he told Pavelich’s pass, beating Red Wing defenseman with him," Rogers goalie Greg Stefan from the top of said. “We’ve got to keep doing Scandinavia, to the rope tows of the 1930s and the gigan right. Pay particular attention to your vehicle’s; as well as a-number who dropped out along the race himself he was the “luckiest guy in tic resorts of the 1980s," March says. ' If you haven’t received a sticker for an eligible route. Also a few finishers may have been the world.” the right faceoff circle at 10:06. that.” The idea for the museum took shape five years ago gasoline-powered vehicle you own, visit any Motor .engine dwell .timing overlooked in same manner and were not recorded. the recent Connecticut Mutual Classic at the Hart And he didn’t know the half of it. Kontos followed with a goal off a Despite Kontos’ goals. Red Wings when a group of older skiers met in Franconia to discuss . idle speed * air/fuel mixture It’s a Herculean task but a job well done. ford Civic Center. Referee’s fees for Division II Kontos, a 19-year-old forward centering pass by Hedberg at 17:32 coach Nick Polano pointed to Vehicle branch office to obtain one, or call 1-800-842-8222. and Don Maloney scored his 19th Duguay's 13th of the season as key the possibilities. They began raising money in 1981 and • choke . air filter Times and placements will be maild to all runners hoop games this season is $65, plus expenses...Just called up from the juniors last week, by last spring had gained sufficient support to give the Wondering: When will a basketball fan see a seven- added another goal .in the third goal on a power play 78 seconds to the game. Duguay’s goal came . PCV valve who completed the course. go-ahead for conversion of the maintenance garage that The date printed on your sticker indicates the expire- The previous highs for entrants and finishers foot referee? The game has developed into one for period, capping the Rangers’ 6-2 later for a 5-1 lead. seconds after Detroit’s John Ogrod- is leased to the organization by the state of New were 4,247 and 3,339 in 1981. giants^ but most whistle-tooters in college, rout of the Detroit Red Wings. Rogers set up Kontos’ second goal nick’s shot at New York goaltender Hampshire for a nominal fee. W ^ tion date of your 15-day test period. You should go to Connecticut needs a vehicle inspection program Eamonn Coghlan, running under the colors of the schoolboy and the pros are six foot or “After the first goal, I had my when his pass from the right corner Steve Weeks bounced off the post. The audio-visual show consists of hundreds of slides the nearest inspection station during the 15 days prior to that New York A.C., won in 21:43 while Joan Mirsky was less...Average attendance for the two-night Connec arms up in the air and said, ‘It’s bounced off the rookie’s skate and “If we had that score it was 2-2,” because our air contains high levels of automobile- past Stefan 4:16 into the third period Polano said. “ Duguay’s goal was a that move across a wide screen, sometimes three or date for your emissions inspection. Remember to take the the last to be recorded in 72:30. ticut Mutual Classic was 13,699, which has to be en happening to the luckiest guy in the four at a time, accompanied by a commentary and #related pollution. In 1981, for example, we had 111 days dur The wheels have already been put into motion for couraging despite the recession. UConn basketball world,”' Kontos said. “Then the se for New York’s fourth consecutive bad goal. Stefan turned the wrong music. Together they trace the activity of skiing from $10 cash inspection fee, your registration and proof of in ing which our air did not meet federal air quality standards the 1983 Five Miler and the long-range planning also is still the most exciting sports in the state..in any cond one cam e and I said it again.” goal. way.” its origins, to its arrival in New England in the surance card. And try to go early in your 15-day test period. includes a golden anniversary in 1986. season. “I wasn’t aiming for his skate,” The Rangers jumped to a 2-0 lead mid-1800s, to the present due to high concentrations of hydrocarbons (unburned fuel) Kontos, who now has three goals Rogers said. “He (Kontos) made on first-period goals by Reijo Ruot- with the Rangers, had every reason Sections of the show tell about the Nansen Ski Club of and carbon monoxide. The Department of Environmental Deeply touched"^ the play and yelled for the puck.” salainen and Rob McClanahan. The Berlin, N.H., in the 1870s; the founding of the Dart Added to group * to feel fortunate. Not only is he “I ’m learning how to move into Red Wings’ goals were scored by There are 18 inspection Protection estimates that air pollution costs Connecticut making the most of his 10-day mouth Outing Club in 1909 by Fred Harris and the dis Ernie Dowd, one of Manchester High's all-time One-time stock car racing driver, Jim the open ice. The players here know Dwight Foster and Bobby Francis. tryout, but his parents and younger covery that skiing was fun; and the Austrian indstruc- stations located throughout $120 million per year in medical bills, lost working hours three-sport (baseball, basketball, football) letter- McCavanagh is looking forward to his first term in how to throw the puck in there so The Rangers have won thr^e brother had come down from their tors, led by Hannes Schneider, who flocked to New «the state. While you can go to any and damage to crops and vegetation. Our vehicle Inspec winners and later a top-notch player with amateur the legislature in January. A veteran of 16 years on easily,” said Kontos, who was the straight games and are 20-16-3, the Toronto home for the game. Rangers’ No. 1 pick in last first time they’ve been four games England during the 1930s proclaiming the virtues of such station for your inspection, it may tion program is designed to remove 48,000 tons of hydrocar teams in all three sports on the local scene, is the the circuit, McCavanagh was deeply touched when new techniques as the Arlberg style and the stem turn. latest addition to the Manchester Sports Hall of selected as grand marshall for one of the 100-lap Kontos had plenty of help in his summer’s reentry draft and had 22 over .500 this season. Unfortunately Other sequences show the first rope tow at be best to use the one nearest you. bons and carbon monoxide from Connecticut air each year, Fame Committee. Recent additions were John shows at Stafford Speedway last season, a track goals, also, getting pretty passes goals and 31 assists in 28 games for for the Rangers, they lost Woodstock. Vt., in 1934, the 1932 Winter Olympics at Look for this sign on primary and ,INSPECIIOK Thompson and Sam Maltempo...The DeValve that he campaigned at for years behind the wheel. from Anders Hedberg and Mike the Toronto Marlboros when New defensemen Barry Becky Beck, helping us all breathe a little easier and returning clean air York summoned him. bothered by a pulled groin, played Lake Placid. N.Y., the establishment of the 10th Moun secondary roads and refer to the brothers, Tim and Dave, helped UConn cop 7 Come February, the local man will be off to Rogers. Rogers had three assists in tain Division and the National Ski Patrol and the to Connecticut. straight indoor track meets this season. Both Daytona to witness the Daytona stock car races for the game and now has 35 points (14 According to Rogers, Kontos’ type just one period and the New York development of safety bindings, chair lifts and gondolas, map(s) to locate the station(s) in brothers are distance runners and were standouts the 23rd straight year. ..Condolences are extended goals, 21 assists) in his last 21 of play is responsible for a Rangers’ captain will miss at least ode game. high tech skis and warm clothing. your area. For more information about the Connecticut emis- at Rochester High before entering college...Paul to the family of Sam Vacant!. One of the first Exhibits on the main floor include 18 antique skis — “Frosty” Francis, rules interpreter for the Eastern volunteer umpires in the Manchester Little League one of them with points at each end, another with a bin sions inspection program, call our toll-free number: Collegiate Athletic Conference, notes all officials baseball program. Vacant! worked games for many ding fashioned of bamboo and cane. In a corner, a Your actual inspection at the station will consist 1-800-842-2000. Or write: Connecticut Vehicle Inspection working basketball games in the Big East years. The family has asked that memorial gifts be Eaglettes start slowly mannequin of a World War II ski trooper, dressed in the of the 3 steps shown in this illustration. Program, P.O. Box 271, Windsor Locks, CT 06096. Conference this season will receive $150 per game, made out to the Little League and forwarded-to this B.C. remains white uniform of winter combat, stands guard near his n plus traveling expenses. This same fee was used in writer. tent. and bow to Mercy five There are smaller slide shows, one just about the 10th in No. 1 spot Mountain Division and the second presenting the history Off to a slow start. East Catholic led the Eaglette rebounders with 11 of racing from the "days when they raced for cups, to Eost Hortfofd girls’ basketball team never caroms. the present when they race for cars as prizes." • BOSTON (UPI) - Boston Inspection recovered and was on the short end The museum also houses a library on the second floor. College lost its first game and S ta tio n M ercv (.'>.'5) - Lamalfa 0 2-2 2, The collection — open only to qualified researchers — Paterno overwhelmed fell in the eyes of one coach of a 55-39 reading to Mercy High in HCC play Monday evening in P.Kennedy 3 4-5 10, Smith 0 1-1 1, K. contains about 800 volumes and journals including some but the Eagles still main Kennedy 6 0-0 12, Ingellis 0 1-2 1. of the first books on skiing. tained a lock on the No. 1 spot Middletown. The win lifts the Tigers to 1-1 in Wierebinski 1 1-2 3, Patton 8 1-2 17, The first tramway car to ascend Cannon Mountain — among New England’s Divi the HCC and 3-2 overall while the Jayne Paardenkooper 01-21, Ryan 1 an event that made New England history in 1938 — sion I teams in the weekly loss was the sixth in a row for the 0-0 2, Jackie Paardenkooper 3 0-0 6. marks the entrance to the museum. Named "The by campus reception UPI; coaches poll. Bidwell Street'^ Eaglettes, who are 0-3 in the con Totals 22 11-16 55, Lafayette,” it saw service for many years before being The Eagles, 8-1 and a un ference. retired. Its interior is accessible from the museum. - 1 : 6 4 ^ilonQlon East’s next outing is Friday Kasl Calliolir (3 9 )'- Bearse 1 0-0 The museum's schedule is the same as the animous first-place choice in index finger of his right hand evening at Windsor High in a 7:30 2. Revellese 1 1-5 3, Bartar 1 0-1 2, tramway's: It is open for the ski season, closed for the S (o U » " UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) University president John W. the first poll, dropped a dwi- remained up. Caffrey 4 0-1 8, DelSignore 4 2-3 10. "m ud" season, open from Memorial Day through the — Nearly 15,0IX) Penn State students Oswald, his voice hoarse from sion to Western Kentucky and start. cheering at the Louisiana Super- “Warner, Warner,” chanted the Mercy jumped to a 12-2 lead and Palmer, 2 0-0 4, Coulombe 0 0-0 0, fall foliage season, and then closed until skiing begins in Roul. and fans jammed the campus Mon had to settle for third place in crowd, just as many fans did at the then took a 14-7 advantage at the Lupacchino 3 4-7 10. Totals 16 7-17 39. December, 195 day for a victory celebration dome Saturday night, told Paterno the Cotton States CHassic over Superdome. Museum admission is $2 for adults; $1 for students honoring the Nlttany Lions, college and the assembled team, “ You in the holidays. Boston Ck>llege, turn. football’s riational champions. spire us all to do better.” Tailback Curt Warner and which has Big East en and free for children under 12 when accompanied by an EAST HARTFORD WILLINGTON “We suffered from too many tur Route 32 Head coach Joe Paterno led the Jim Tarman, Penn State athletic Blackledge, clearly the crowd counters with Villanova and adult. 4- 160 Tolland street novers and poor shooting in the first Ph;*S28-5478 Ptl:487^»65 fans In “We are Penn State” cheers director, said that this year’s Penn favorites, were introduced together. Seton Hall this week, gar quarter,” cited Elast Cioach Donna and said he was “overwhelmed” by State team had the most difficult Paterno Introduced bis assistant nered 10 of 11 first place votes Terry O’Reilly Ridel. Operating hours for all Inspection stations except the reception given his >eam schedule a No. 1 squad ever faced. coaches and about a dozen players and 54 total points. “They won the most big games addressed the crowd. Almost the en Bloomfield are: following its 27-23 Sugar Bowl vic Mercy moved its lead to 24-16 at out for year Service Notes that any national champion ever tire team was assembled on the Old . tory over previously unbeaten the half with Elast, making a com has,” he said. “ And I think it’s sym Main steps. The Blue Band played BOSTON (UPI) — The se Tuesdays and Thursdays___ 8:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Georgia in New Orleans. eback towards the end of the second bolic that this year’s team was for the event, and the cheerleaders, cond weekly UPI coaches poll BOSTON (UPI) — Terry O’Reilly, Do your share to dear the air. “It was unbelievable to come session and in the third stanza, Wednesdays and Fridays.. .8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. quarterbacked by a Phi Beta Kappa who only returned from New of New England Division I the Boston Bruins scrappy reight Owen joins Air Force home at Harrisburg last night to closing the gap Jo 39-33 with eight Saturdays...... 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (Todd Blackledge).” Orleans Monday, were on hand. basketball teams (first place winger, underwent knee surgery find a 90-mlle parade back to State minutes left. Thomas H. Owen of (Center Street, Manchester, son of Drive a clean machine. College wlth-rpeople all along the “We want Joe, we want Joe,” the Downtown merchants needed no votes in parentheses); Monday and will be lost to the team Lance Owen of Sanford, Maine and Sally McKee of Ver way, kids In every town and fire crowd chanted before the coach official victory celebration to Pts. The comeback, however, fizzled in for the rest of the season, non, has enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. Bloomfield station hours are: engines leading the way,” he said. appeared. proclaim the Lions No. 1. Tshirts 1. Boston College (10) 54 the fourth period where the spokesmen for the National Hockey He is a 1981 graduate of Manchester High School and 2. Holy Cross (1) 34 League team announced. Tuesday - Saturday...... 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. An estimated 8,000 fans greeted In response to the chants, defen and sweatshirts proclaiming that Eaglettes shot a poor 21 percent. has selected a position in the Aircraft Armament . the team in State Qillege last night. sive lineman Joe Hines strolled to fact are on sale already in several 3. Connecticut 30 Mercy outscored Elast In the final Systems specialist career field. Other large contingents of fans the podium and waved to the crowd. stores. 4. Providence 20 eight minutes, 16-6, for the final O’Reilly, injured ia fYMay's win against the MitmeiM Narth Stars, He left Dec. 17 for six weeks of basic training at Connecticut: Vehicle waved at the buses as they passed Hines wore Patemo’s thick-lensed 5. Fairfield 12 reading. underwent repairs iw M M pIe in Lackland Air Foijce Ba.se Texas towns, such as Lewlstown, along glasses for the gag. 6. Northeastern 8 Sue Patton had a game-high 17 Flyers recall juries to his left knee when Ms skate Inspection Program U.S. 322. Other players talking to the crowd 7. Boston University 6 points to pace Mercy. Tomlinson returns ; “God bless you,” Paterno told the included t i ^ t end Mike McCloskey, John Paddock 8. n-o-tmouth 1 caught 4n a rut. The surgery was crowd at Monday’s rally. “You are who held out his open palnu to show Daria Lupacchlno and Carolynn performed by Dr. Bertram ^rlns, Navy Hull Maintenance Technician 3rd Class William ! absolutely the greatest fans. You’re 10 fingers and said, “At the begin PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Not reporting: DelSignore each had 10 points for the team doctor, at Massachusetts N. Tomlinson. soiKof Lance M. Wiley of 79 Niles Drive, i Penn SU te, and we’re No. 1 — not ning of the year, everyone thought Philadelphia Flyers announced Massachusetts, Rhode Island, East. Beth Caffrey added 8 points General Hospital. He was expected has returned fromia deployment to the Mediterranean. : only in football, but In a lot of things. we were like this. Now everyone Tuesday they had recalled right Fairfield,' Connecticut, Ver and 6 steals while sophomores Don to fully recover and be ready for the He is a crew menvber aboard the tank landing ship the And let’s be No. 1, not only this year, knows we’re like this,” be con winger John Paddock from the mont. na Revellese and (%risty Bearse 1983-84 season, team spokesmen USS Saginaw, homeported at Naval Amphibious Base but forever.” tinued, closing his fists until only the Maine Mariners. turned in strong efforts. DelSignore said. Little Creek, Norfolk, Va. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 4, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan. 4, 1983 - 17_ Pats' Grogan hopes V i \ 5 6 1 craziness continues advance on hoop list Scoreboard FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Steve since. He finished with his best ef “Before the year started, I wouldn't have bet five cents with Grogan's year has in many ways fort Sunday in the 30-19 win over ■ NEW YORK (UPI) - After a sur first-place votes hy the Board. In to No. 9 with 242 points and mirrored that of his team and both Buffalo (3 TDs, 260 yards passing). anybody that we'd make the playoffs,” Grogan said. “But we got prisingly easy victory over topping the ratings for the second .Louisville, 8-2, rounds out the Top 10 the quarterback and the club he "Steve really hasn't had as much Georgetown, Alabama moved into straight week, the Hoosiers had a with 170 points. Wednesday's Games Detroit I 011—2 leads finished with their best efforts of a roller-coaster type season as to where we had to get and anything Los Angeles at Philadelphia NY Rangers 231—6 the top five while national champion total of 60S points. Memphis State, 9- Tennessee fell three spots to 11th F irst ^ rio d —1, NY Rangers, Ruot- you might think,” said coach Ron can happen. This team is so young, Cleveland at Detroit in qualifying for the NFL playoffs. North Carolina rejoined the college 0 through Sunday's games, had three following a 16-point loss to Nevada- San Antonio at Dallas salainen 6 (Rogers. Pavellcn), 13:39. 2, And given the extraneous Meyer. "He has cut down on his it's hard to figure. We'll ju8t go Denver at Kansqs City NY Rangers, McClanahan 12 (Florek, basketball ratings at No. 16 today in first-place ballots and 531 points. Las Vegas, Arkansas advanced two Dorc). 17:34. PenaUie»-Larson. Det, happenings at Schaefer Stadium, mistakes and that in part is due to down there, play hard, and who San Diego at Utah Kentucky, 8-1, bumped Virginia places to No. 12, Nevada-Las Vegas Football Indiana at Seattle 10:25; Craven. Det, 12:50; Larson. Det, our (ball control) offense. He threw knows?” balloting by UPl's Board of major, 13:39; Do. Maloney. NYR, major, Grogan for one wouldn’t be shocked Coaches. from the No. 3 spot with 486 points moved up two notches to 13th and some outstanding passes Sunday. He And Grogan doesn't see anything 13:»; Fotiu, NYR. 15:22; Dore, NYR, if the New England Patriots con The balloting took place before and one first-place vote while the Villanova made the biggest leap Monday’s C ollie Basketball Results 19:01. tinue their fantasy fling another threw some outstanding ones before degrading about the format, which By United Press International Second period—3. Detroit. Foster 9 ' Alabama was upset by Florida, 89- Cavaliers, 10-1, received one first- within the Top 20, jumping three Tournaments (Gare, Larson). 1:18. 4. NY Rangers, week. That would necessitate a win then, too.” increased from five to ei^t the Winter Classic number of conference qualifiers. 85, Monday night and fell from the place ballot and 464 points after two spots to No. 14. Duguay 13 (Pavelich), 10:06. 5. NY at Miami, something no Patriot Missouri fell three places to 15th, Chanmionship Rangers, Kontos 2 (Hedberg). 17:32. 6. "A playoff is a playoff. It's unbeaten ranks. easy victories. New Hampshire 73, Dartmouth 63 NY Rangers. Do. Maloney 19 (Rogers, ^ team has done since 1966. It also followed by North Carolina and No. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Consolation exciting to be part of, it's fun to Alabama, 8-1 after losing to Leinonen), 18:50. Penalties—Cam ^ll. | would mean winning a playoff Indiana and Memphis State 17 Georgetown. North Carolina (Final) Marist 73. Vermont 84, Det, 4:24: Barrett, Det. 12:53; Baker. have a chance. It's a pleasant sur Florida, received , the remaining American Conference First Round NYR. 14:47; Rowe. Del, 17:50. game, something no Patriot team retained the top two spoU, but Ken State remained at No. 18, Houston W L T Pet. PF PA prise,” he said. tucky swapped positions with first-place vote and 439 points for Frank Shannon Third period—7, NY Rangers. Kontos 3 has done since 1963 ^ and that was fifth place after a 94-73 rout of the dropped three spots to 19th and x-LA Raiders 8 1 0 .889 280 200 Albion (Mich) 90. Heidelberg 76 (Rogers. Hedberg). 4:16. 8, DtAroit, the only time. Grogan sees some similarities r Virginia into No. 3 and Alabama x-Miami 7 2 0 .778 198 131 Ohio Wesleyan 89, C^se W e^m 76 Francis (G. Smith). 7:27.. Penalty— Hoyas, who plunged four places to Minnesota filled out the Top 20. x*Cincinnati 7 2 0 .778 232 177 between this team and the 1976 moved into the No. 5 spot, disnlacine Capitol Classic Apdersson. NYR 18:17. "It has been one of those years No. 17. The new entrants in the ratings x-PitUburgh 6 3 0 .667 2M 146 Mt. Merev 69, Winona St. (Minn) 62 Shots on goal—Detroit 8-10-14—32. NY squad he quarterbacked to the UCLA. H B x-San Diego 6 3 0 .667 288 221 where so many crazy things have were the Tar Heels and Minnesota Loras 71, Grand View 82 Rangers 6-10-7—23.' playoffs, although he admitted UCLA, 7-1, moved dowh a spot to x-NY Jets 6 3 0 .667 245 166 Big Brothers-Big Sisters (zoalies—Detroit. Stefan. ^NY Rangers, happened that you didn’t expect, while Southwestern Louisiana and x-New England 5 4 0 .566 143 1S7 Clark 73. Bethany 66 "looking from the outside I wouldn't North Carolina won the Rainbow sixth with 417 points, St. John's, 11-0, Weeks. A-17,416 g o ^ and bad, that there’s a good ' (Hassic in Hawaii to raise its record remained No. 7 with 375 points and Tulsa — who occupied the final two x-Cleveland 4 5 0 .444 140 182 Franklin Si I^rshall 78, RPI 54 The Patriots were 4-2 under say this team is a championship Buffalo 4 5 0 .444 150 154 East possibility we’ll go down there and to 8-3, vaulting into the 16th spot. spots in last week's Top 20 — lost Seattle 4 5 0 .444 127 147 Cornell 63. Canisius 51 Grogan, who finished with a 54.1 team.” The 1976 team went 11-3. Iowa, 8-1, received 248 points and kick them around,” Grogan said Indiana, 10-0 after capturing the advanced two places to eighth. three games between them to drop Kansas City 3 6 0 .333 176 184 Dominican 48. Brooklyn 46 Monday in an ‘aw-shucks’ sort of percent completion average and an "But we're playing awfully well Denver 2 7 0 222 148 226 Duquesne 66, Robert Morris 59 ECHO ice Hoosier Classic, received 35 of 41 Syracuse, 10-0, moved up two spots out of the rankings. Houston 1 8 0 .111 136 245 Harvard 79. Manhattan 73 way. overall rating of 84.2. He threw four now. In 1976, we were coming off a Baltimore 0 8 1 .(E6 113 236 Rhode Island 80. Wagner 71 Grogan began the year on the interceptions and seven TDs in 122 poor season, there were a lot of National Conference St. John's (NY) 79. &ton Hall 62 h o c k e y attempts (versus 16 interceptions wholesale changes and we had a W L T Pet. PF PA St. Bonaventure 83. Davis-Elkins S3 bench, relegated to second string X'Washington 8 1 0 .889 190 128 South after a poor training camp due and seven TDs in 216 attempts last good mixture of veterans and young College basketball roundup x-Dallas 6 3 0 .667 126 145 sissippi r WINDSOR TOURNEY year). He has improved from last players who played with a lot of x-Green Bav 5 3 1 .611 226 169 Austin Peav 62. Sw Missouri 45 mainly to a sore arm. He regained X'Minnesota ' 5 4 0 .566 167 198 Biscayne €d. Ohio Dominican 42 ECHO ice hockey sextets .took the job when starter Matt year and so has the team, which enthusiasm. We did a lot of things no x-AtlanU 5 4 0 .566 183 199 Cent. Florida 80, Towson St. 57 part in the Windsor Holiday Tourna finished 5-4 after going 2-14, one expected and came dam close to x*St. Louis 5 4 0 i66 135 170 Chattanooga 81, Tenn.-Martin 68 Cavanaugh couldn't hold it and, x-Tampa Bay . 5 4 0 .566 158 178 Duke 90. George Mason 79 ment Christmas week with Bantam despite some lapses, has held it But the playoffs? going all the way.” x-Detroit 4 5 0 .444 181 176 Fla. Southern 121. Roberts Wesleyan 41 B taking third place, Pee Wee B Florida records upset New Orleans 4 5 0 .444 129 160 Florida 89. Alabama 86 securing second place and Squirt B 4 NY Giants 4 5 0 .444 164 160 Fordham 57. Stetson 56 San Francisco 3 6 0 .333 209 206 James Madison 68. Fredonia 38 annexing fourth place. Philadelphia 3 6 0 .333 191 196 Kentucky 72. Mississippi 60 Chicago 3 6 0 .333 141 174 LaSalle 62. Western Kentucky 56 In Bantam B, ECHO topped LA Hams 2 7 0 .222 200 250 Louisville 66. Cincinnati 58 Newington, 2-1, fell to Enfield, 5-1, at expense of Alabama x*clinched playoff berth Louisiana Tech 52. Texas Wesleyan 46 topped Windsor, 1-0, and lost to Bengals given edge (Top eight teams in each conference Marshall 83. Charleston SO qualify for playoffs.) Maryland 73. American 71 South Windsor, 5-0. Roger LeBlanc Sunday's Results Memphis St. 108, Baltimore 57 was MVP for ECHO. By Fred Lief and Alabama 7-of-9. first half.” New England 30. Buffalo 19 N.C.-Charlotte 109, Buffalo 77 “I thought it was a super basket At South Orange, N.J., St. John's Cinrinnati 35, Houston 27 N.C.-Wilmington 75. Xavier (111) 39 In Pee Wee B, ECHO blanked UPI Sports Writer Pittsburgh 37, CHeveland 21 N.C. St. Ill, Fairleigh Dickinson 76 South Windsor, 3-0, topped Windsor ball game,” said Florida coach pushed its record to 12-0 with Billy New York Giants 26, ^iladelphia 24 NE Louisiana 112, Cjrambling 75 4-3, fell to Enfield, 3-0, and whipped The reviews were outstanding on Norm Sloan. “I've never really seen Goodwin scoring 17 of his 28 points Washington 28, St. Louis 0 NW Louisiana 93. St. Josephus (Me) 68 against Jets Sunday in the second half. Goodwin was 14- Kansas City 37, New York Jets 13 . SW Baptist 52, Columbus Coll. 50 Newington, 12-0. Goalie Derrick anything quite like i t Without a the West Coast last week. But the Tampa Bay 26. Chicago. 23 (OT) Samford 86. Georgia St. 83 Taylor was outstanding and Alex critique was considerably harsher doubt, this is our finest basketball of-16 from the line. Miami 34. Baltimore 7 So. (hrolina 73. Richmond 72 game this year.” At Louisville, Ky., Lancaster Gor New Orleans 35. Atlanta 6 So. ^Iprida 93. Va. Military 76 Rodrigues was MVP. Monday night. Detroit 27. Green Bay 24 Tennessee 87. Georgia 76 In Squirt B, ECHO nipped team AFC playoffs. The Bengals For Florida, last in the SEC the don scored 16 points and Rodney Los Angeles Rams 21, San Francisco 20 ClfttCINNATI (UPI) - The Cin Ken Anderson, who set two NFL Alabama, a rising power in Tenn.-Chattanooga 81. Tran.-Martin €8 Newington. 2-1, deadlocked Enfield, cinnati Bengals are favored to oust records this past weekend. also go into the playoffs with a lot of college basketball, beat Southern past year with an overall record of McCray had 15 points and 5 blocked Lo.s Angeles Raiders 41, San Diego 34 Vanderbilt 67, Louisiana St. 66 5-22, theke are good times. The shots in a Metro Conference opener. Seattle 13. Denver 11 W. Va. Wesleyan ffl, LaRoche 70 0-0, fell to Windsor, 3-2, and bowed the New York Jets from the playoffs In a regular season-ending victory momentum, having won six of their Cal and Georgetown in the Holiday Monday's Result Wake Forest TO. Siena 56 to South Windsor, 7-1. Ed Diaz was Gators are already 7-4 and have won Louisville was 21-of-27 from the line Minnesota 31. Dallas 27 Xavier (Ohio) 58. Middle Tenn. 57 this weekend for two mains reasons at Houston, Anderson beat the last seven games. Classic in Los Angeles to move to ECHO MVP while goalie Kevin five straight. to Cincinnati's 4-of-7. (regular season ends) Midwest — a home field advantage and a former record of 18 consecutive The Jets, 6-3, are seeded sixth and No. 5 In the national rankings. But Akron TO. Cleveland 66 Millen played well. record-setting quarterback. pass completions with 20 and also are somewhat of a playoff question that accounted for little in "I hope we keep on winning,” "The best thing you can say is that NFL Playoffs Bradley 94. St. Francis (Pa) 62 The Bengals entertain the Jets at boosted his season-long completion mark in the wake of a shocking 37-13 Gainesville, Fla., as the Tide Palmer said. “I feel like I'm back in you can play bad and still win,” said First round Butler 74. Ball St 60 Louisville coach Denny Crum. “I (All Times EST) Dickinson St. 88. Bismarck Junior 87 BANTAM B 12:30 p.m. (EST) Sunday in a first- percentage to 70.5, which topped the loss to lowly Kansas City (3-6 and dropped an W-85 decision to Florida high school.” Saturday. Jan 8 Hamline 55. Carleton 48 Reed Construction was blanked, 7- round game of the Super Bowl Tour previous best of 70.3 set by Sammy not even in the playoffs) this past In a Southeastern Conference Elsewhere in the Top 20, it was: didn't think we executed well or did NFC Illinois 74. Iowa St. 57 No. 2 Memphis State 11)3, Baltimore much of anything well.” Detroit at Washington. 12;X p.m. Kansas St. 57. So. Illinois 49 0, by Middlesex, last Sunday. Fred nament. Baugh in 1945. Sunday. opener. St. Louis al Green Bay. 12:30 p.m. Miami (Ohio) 57. Dayton 54 Brunoli and Roger LeBlanc played Cincinnati will have a significant Anderson, 33, in his 12th year with Cincinnati and the Jets haven't Alabama coach Wimp Sanderson 57; No. 3 Kentucky 72, Mississippi At Knoxville, Tenn., Tyrone AFC Minnesota 62, Montana St. 45 60; No. 7St..John's79, SetonHall62; Beaman had 24 points and 11 assists Cleveland at Los Angeles Raiders. 4 No. Dakota St. 85. Valley City St. 82 well for Reed with goalie Brian advantage by playing at home, played since the second game of last said the 94-73 victory over p.m. St. John’s 74. Minn.-Morris 73 (30T) Oatway making 18 stops. t . where an anticipate sellout crowd season — with the Bengals winning Georgetown "had nothing to do No. 10 Louisville 65, Cincinnati 58; and Dale Ellis added 23 points as New England at Miami, 4 p.m. St. Louis 73. Indiana St. 71 m Tennessee sent Georgia to its first Sunday, Jan 9 Wavne St. 92. Northwestern (Iowa) 73 of 59,000 Riverfront Stadium fans 31-30 in New York. with” the loss. No. 11 Tennessee 87, Georgia 86; No. AFC Wichita St. 89. Ark -Little Rock 66 12 Arkansas 64, Nebraska 58; No. 18 defeat. Georgia, 9-1, was paced by BANTAM A figures to be screaming for the “I think the Jets are now a better Florida point guard Nabe Palmer New York Jets at Cincinnati. 12:30 Southwest Purdy Corp. was on each end of a North Carolina State 111, Fairleigh Terry Fair's 18 points. p.m. Arkansas 64. Nebraska 56 Bengals — and against the Jets — on team than when we last saw them, was not so sure. San Diego at Pittsburgh. 12:30 p.m. Mercer 04. Hardin-Simmons 73 shutout, blanking North Haven, 8-0, Herald photo by Pinto At Little Rock, Ark., Darrell every play. but I think we're better too,” said "I think they came here pretty Dickinson 76; and No. 20 Minnesota NFC New Orleans 86. Evansville 71 J and falling to Simsbury, 5-0. Tim "Playing at home is a big factor," Gregg. "I understand the Jets might high,” he said. 62, Montana State 45. Walker struck for 22 points to power Tampa Bay at Dallas. 4 p.m. New Mexico St. 80.'Colorado 76 Hands on the ball At Memphis, Tenn., the Tigers ran unbeaten Arkansas to its ninth con Atlanta at'Minnesota, 4 p.m. Pan American 81. W. Texas St. 78 Martin had three goals, Wes says Bengals' head coach Forrest have gone into Kansas City this last Saturday. Jan. 15 and Sunday. Jan. 16 Tex-San Antonio 68. Tcx-Arlington 64 Wigglesworth two and Tim The Gators received a strong per- their unbeaten string to 10 games secutive victory. Alvin Robertson, Conference semifinals (lowest remain Gregg. "I’d hate to be going into weekend a little flat, but I don't look Texas Christian TO. Texas 54 McElroy, Mark Cichowski and East Catholic's Dave Callahan has one hand test last Tuesday at Eagles' Nest. East's John for them to be flat Sunday against forinance from Ronnie Williams with Bobby Parks scoring 24 points who had 17 points, put the Hogs ing seeds at highest remaining seeds, ■ Texas-San Antonio 6B. Texas-Arl. 64 New York Sunday." wttb- 22 points and 12 rebounds. second-lowest seeds at second-highest Texas Southern 67. NichoUs St. 62 Brian Frawley one apiece in the win going after the basketball while Weaver's Theriault (52) views action. East won, 50-40. and Keith Lee finishing with 22 ahead with less than five minutes to seeds). West Said Jets quarterback Richard the Bengals, has enjoyed his finest us. Palmer and Eugene McDowell over North Haven. Martin and Demietrius Dillard (45) has two In their con- Todd upon learning the Jets would two seasons last year and this year. "The Jets have shown this year points and 11 rebounds. Memphis go. Sunday. Jan. 23 Calstatc Northridge 66. Biula 52 ’' added 18 each and Tony Rogers had State is off to its best start ever. At Raleigh, N.C., freshman Ernie Conference championships (at homes of Long ^ a c h . State 104, Loyola- Cichowski also had two asslStS'each. be traveling to Cincinnati, “If 1 had “What can you say about him that they're more Umn the New - 16. F o r A labam a, 8-1, T erry highest remaining seeds). Marymount 90 Goalie Steve Cavallo had 10 stops to make a pick, it wouldn’t be a good except he's a great quarterback.” York Sack Exchange (the nickname Myers scored 22 points and Dereck Sunaav, Jan. 30 Montana 72. Washington €6 ' Williams had 25 points and Ennis At Lexington, K y.,'Jim Master Whittenburg had 21, including five 3- Super Bowl XVlf at Pasadena. Calif., 6 Nevada-Renn 86. Kentucky Wesleyan TO and was outstanding in the loss to place to choose.” said Gregg. “Our line is doing a they've earned for sacking so many p.m. Pepperdine 102. Bethany-Nazarene 80 A . Whatley and Mike Davis 16 each. fired in 23 points as Kentucky won pointers, to carry North Carolina Simsbury with 27 saves. The Bengals are 2-0 in home good job of protecting him and our opposing quarterbacks). They've its SEC opener and raised its record Washington St. 100. Idaho St. 63 playoff games — having beaten Buf State in a blowout. The Wolfpack, 6- Dallas 3 73 14-27 receivers are making good Catches got a better balanced offense now. Alabama led 42-40 at the half but to 9-1. Carlos Clark had 25 points for PEE W EE B2 falo 28-21 and San Diego 27-7 a year “Last week, Todd was rated the 1, led by as many as 42 points. Minnesota 010714-31 for him. But sometimes, he just Florida soon took control. The Ole Miss. Dal-FG Septien 42 Copyright 1982 by UPI D.W, Fish Realty whipped Wind Schoolboy fives ago. goes above and beyond what yoii second-best quarterback in the AFC . Gators went ahead for good, 65-63, Dal-Thurman 60 interception return NEW YORK (UPI) - The United sor, 9-0. Brian Hughes had three Even if Cincinnati was playing in would expect of him.” and Freeman McNeil is the leading with 6:51 remaining on a 3-point play “I compliment Mississippi,” said (Septien kick) Press International Board of Coaches Top Kentucky coach Joe Hall. “They Sports Min-FG Danmcier 28 20 college basketball ratings (first-place goals, Scott Worden two and Todd New York Sunday, the Bengals Anderson led Cincinnati to a 7-2 rusher in the NFL. Plus, they've got off a drive by Williams. Foul Min-Brown 1 run iDanmeier kick) votes and records through Jan. 2 in Lariviere, Mike Brunoli, John probably still would be favored record in the regular season and the great team speed and fine receivers. shooting also had much to do with really came out ready to play. Their '^Calendar Min-Brown 13 pass from Kramer parentheses): defense was extremely difficult the (Danmeier kick) 1. Indiana (35) (KM)) 606 Mulligan and Shawn McCann one simply because of prolific passer team is seeded third in the eight- They've got a lot of ways to score.” the outcome. Florida was 25-of-35 Dal-FG Septien 22 2. Memphis St. (S) <9-0) 531 apiece for Realty. Mulligan had Min-Tumer 33 intercepotion return 3 Kentucky (1) (8-1) 486 N T uesday (Danmeier kick) 4. Virginia (1) (10-1) 464 three assists and Lariviere and Sean resume schedule BASKETBALL Dal-Dorsett 99 run (Septien kick) 5. Alabama (1) (8^) 439 Ryan two apiece. Goalie Sean Todd Dal-Springs 2 run (Septien kick) 6 UCLA (7-1) 417 had 10 saves. Leand upsets Bunge Manchester at'Penney, 7.45 Min-Young 14 pass from Kramer 7 SI. John's (ll-O) 375 WHO AM I? Cast Catholic at Bloomfield, 8 (Danmeier kick) 8 Iowa (8-1) 248 Holidays and vacation time are road. winning streak after a season A-60,007 9. Syracuse (10-0) 242 PEE WEE B just memories, for now. as the Manchester. 1-1 in the CCIL and 2- opening loss, treks to Bloomfield to Names in the News Cheney Tech at Bolton, 7,45 10. Louisville (8-2) 170 Penney at Manchester (girls), 11. Tennessee (8-1) 163 Regal Men's Shop split in recent schoolboy basketball season begins 2 overall, ventures to East Hartford combat the 2-3 Warhawks. (T in Washington play First downs 12 Arkansas (8-0) ISO play, topping Middlesex, 6-2, and in earnest of eight weeks of non-stop to confront Penney High, 2-1 in the Cheney, 1-0 in the COC and 1-1 7.45 Rushes-yards 13. Nevada-Las Vegas (10-0) 144 Brian Sipe Passing yards 14. Villanova (6-2) 77 falling to Somers, 5-2. Mark Peter play that will be capped by league league and 2-3 overall. The Black overall, is at 0-1, 0-2 Bolton High in Wednesday Sacks hy-yards 15. Missouri (9-2) 76 son and Pat Doyle each had two and state, tournament competition. Knights over Christmas week the final local-involved affair. BEREA, Ohio (UPI) — Brian Sipe, benched three weeks ago for in ; WASHINGTON (UPI) - Leand said. "I think on her serves I BASKETBALL Return yards 16. North Carolina (8-3) 63 goals and Scott Andrews and Jim On the distaff side, 1-1, 2-2 Passes 14-32-1 18-34-2 17. Georgetown (8-3) 60 journeyed to New Haven to take effectiveness, could be back in action as early as Saturday, Cleveland • Unseeded Andrea Leand displayed let down a little because I was MCC at Norwalk, 7.30 Punts 4-43.3 5 -4 U 18. North Carolina St. (5-1) 56 Burke one apiece in the triumph. Four games are on tap tonight part in the Q-House Festival and Manchester High hosts unbeaten 3-0, Browns coach Sam Rutigliano says. ', near-perfect ground strokes to struggling so much on my own.” Fumbles-Iost 4 - 1 1-1 19. Houston ( ^ ) * 54 Rob Ciracd had two assists. Derrick ICE HOCKEY 5 - 35 6-66 with all three local quintets came home with losses to Wilbur 4-0 Penney High in a CCIL tussle at Rutigliano said at his weekly news conference Monday that third- 1 register a 6-4, M upset over fifth Bunge, of Coral Gables, Fla., Conard vs. Manchester at BIP. Penalties-yards 20. Minnesota (7-1) 18 Pasterick and John Dempsey were —Manchester High. East Catholic Time of possession 26:43 33:17 Note: By agreement with the National Cross and Lee. Clarke Arena. year quarterback Paul McDonald would start his fourth straight game ' s e ^ Bettina Bunge in the first round showed flashes of brilliance but 8.35 Association of Basketball Coaches of the defensive standouts. Peterson and and Cheney Tech —taking to the East. 3-1 and riding a three-game Tap offs are 7:45 at the four sites. in the playoff opener against the Los Angeles Raiders. • of the $150,1X10 Washington Women's exhibited very erratic play. Dallas-Minncsota United States, teams on probation by the Cast Catholic vs. Hall at Veteran's Rushing—Dallas-Dorsett 16-153, S NCAA and ineligible lor the NCAA Ciraco had the goals in the loss to ! Tennis Tournament. “Bettina made some great shots Rink, 7.30 8-13, White 3-27. Minnesota-Brown Tournament are ineligible for Top 20 and Somers. ; Leand, ranked 20th in the world, but she made some gross errors,” WRESTLING Gaibrcath 3-15, Kramer 2-16. national championship consideration by Art Monk Passing-Dallas-White 14-32-1-191. Min- the UPI Boara of Coaches. T ho^ such ; broke Bunge's serve in the third and Leand said. "She can get to the ball Manchester /NFA at Glastonbury, nesota-l^am er lB-34-2-242. teams for the 1982-83 season are: St. PEE WEE A WASHINGTON (UPI) — Joe Gibbs burned the midnight, and later, • seventh games of the first set and really great on one shot and then 6.30 Receiving—Dallas-Cosbie 3-59. T. HIH 3- Louis and Wichita State. Multi Circuits had four tilts in re gets first crack 49. Pearson 3-42, Newsome 2-16. oil trying to find a way to replace wide receiver Art Monk, out for the I the first and ninth games of the se- make an easy error on the next shot. East Catholic at New London, 6 Minnesota-Brown 4 ^ , LeCount 4-48. cent days. It whipped Enfield. 4-1, season with a broken bone in his right foot. ; cond set to win the match Monday But that's part of Bettina's game.” Young 2-29. McCullum 2-26, Jordan 1-29. blanked Walli.ngford, 6-0, fell to Don't be worried The Washington Redskins' coach has the replacements, hut he can't • n l^ t at George Washington Univer- Thursday Simsbury,. 8-2, and thumped North In other play, .sixth seed Silvia WRESTLING about career shlfta. I've play them all at once. Monk played wide receiver, halfback, tight end ‘ sity. Hanika of West Germany survived Haven, 11-1. Brian White, Korey at college grid seniors gone through a few. For and even ran as a Mocker on the Redskins' goal-line offense. , The Baltimore native had difficul- St, Paul at Cheney Tech, 6 Fuellhart each had two goals and a while, I played in the the powerful ground strokes of Hockey “We might use (wide receiver) Charlie Brown at Art's spot some, ; ty holding her own serve and had to Hungary's Andrea Temesvari to Friday Scott Sartor and Scott Drummond St. Louif Cardinals or we might use (wide receiver) Alvin Garrett over there,” Gibbs • come back on numerous occasions one apiece in the win. Doug Wilcox baseball organization. record a 7-6, 4-6, 7-5 victory. BASKETBALL Basketball NEW YORK (UPI) - The United volved in the two-step draft, which The league, which is to begin play said Monday. "Charlie has played in Art's spot, but not much. We'll ‘ to avoid being broken. But even Conard at Manchester, 8 and Gregg Lamb played well defen States Football League, which has is to begin at 8:30 a.m. EIST in a mid this spring, has closed the Another Job gave me probably use (tight end) Rick Walker there, too.” ; though she had problems serving, Hanika, ranked No. 10 in the bigger kicks. 1 spe Cast Catholic at Aquinas. 7.45 sively with goalie Vinnie Sica gabbed big-name coaches such as town hotel with the announcement proceedings to the public. ■ Leand was only broken once during world, won the first set tiebreaker 7- making 13 stops. Bruce Skivington cialize in a v a ^ y of 4 and broke Temesvari’s serve at IS Cheney Tech at Portland, 7145 George Allen and Chuck Fairbanks, of the 26 eligible college seniors on sports. i the entire match. Bolton at RHAM. 7.45 and Fuellhart each had one goal and takes first crack at this year's top The order of selection, drawn by ‘ 'Bettina was winning her serve so in the final game of the match. the protected list of each of the 12 random, for the league's first round Mike McCormack Manchester at Conard (girls). NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE John Worden two in the Enfield win. college seniors today with an in tlM tS I) easily because J was always having Anne Smith of Dallas beat West Wales Conference 7.45 Patrick Division Skivington also had two assists. augural draft that differs from the teams. The formal choosing of the is: Los Angeles Express, Arizona (Zt-SMI) SEATTLE (UPI) — Despite a petition signed by 50 players, Mike • to can e back on my serve to win,” Germany's Eva Pfaff 6-3, 0-6, 6-4. I m i ) i H n • « an m i Cast Catholic at Windsor (girls). W L T PU. GF GA White, and' Dan Arcenas had the standard NFL selection process. remaining 288 players will begin a Wranglers, New Jersey Generals, McCormack has decided to give up his job as head coach of the Seattle NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC Philadelphia a 12 S .51 161 la 7i3B A stern Conference tallies against Simsbury. Scott A total of 600 players will be in half hour later. Washington Fcderals, Birmingham SB-amawaih AX-np Seahawks in favor of assuming the roles of general manager and the Washin^n U II 10 « 151 1« Stallions, Chicago Blitz, Oakland In 1l» mwine w d auM tuv club's first president. BOYS SWIMMING Atlantic Division NY le n d e r s U 16 7 « IC 171 Drummond played well offensively ' W L Pet. GB NY Rangers a 16 3 « 163 IM Sica in goal had 18 stops. White had vaders, Philadelphia Stars, Denver "As I said when I came here, I was not interested in the head Fermi at Manchester, 3i30 PhiUdelphia 24 5 82B - Pittsburgh 12 a 6 30 131 178 (e)lSSSNEA,lM. Connors defends crown Boston 23 8 .742 2 New Jersey 8 a 7 a lOO 174 the three-goal hat trick, Jeff Morin, 4 Gold. Michigan Panthers, Boston coaching job at that time, and it would be morally wrong to change it New Jersey 18 IS 881 7 Adams Division Sartor and Worden two goals apiece Breakers and Tampa Bay Bandits. now,” McCormack told a Monday evening news conference. “1 am not Washington 16 14 833 8^ Boston a 10 6 52 160 116 The ordqr will be reversed in the New ^ r k 12 19 887 13 Montreal 21 10 8 50 160 140 and Brian Grillo and Arcenas one on the list of candidates for the head coaching position by personal ROSEMONT, ni. (UPI) - Top- The Belleville, Ol., native la plan Central Division B a sk etb a ll even rounds. choice.” ning to participate in fewer tour Buffalo 16 U 7 43 151 U5 each against North Haven. Morin , ranked Jinuny Connors is to .defend Milwaukee 22 11 .667 — Quebec 17 15 6 40 i n 167 also had two assists along with ; his title in the $300,000 Chicago naments this year. He said bis im Radii Detroit 17 17 800 Hartford 10 24 5 Z 130 184 E^ch ol the league's 12 teams has mediate goal will be to beat the 19- Atlanta 14 16 -467 0^ Campbell Conference Worden while Arcenas registered BUSINESSMEN the All-Stars. Paul Powers poured in ' Challenge Round of Champions ten- Inidiana 11 19 .367 94 Norris Division three assists in the one-sided duke. Action at filing Junior High Mon 30 points and Rod Hartwick 23 for been allocated five colleges from KIkl Vandeweghe '• nls tourney beginning tonight at the year-oM LeConte. -TV Chicago 10 20 833 104 W L T Pis. GF GA which to choose a total of 26 eligible Nehien decides LeConte, a southpaw, lost to Con Clevefand 4 26 .133 164 Chicago Z 8 6 56 177 128 day evening saw Fogarty Oilers trip Allied. Lyndon Krogh had 21 points, NEW YORK (UPI) — Kiki Vandeweghe of the Denver Nuggets ; Rosemont Horizon. Western Conference Minnesota Z II 8 48 168 146 SQUIRT A B.A. au b , 77-61, and Buffalo Water seniors to protect. Those names will *, Connors defeated John McEnroe nors before Christmas, 6-2, 6-1, in a Midwest Division St. Louis 14 a 4 a 145 162 Mark Demko 13, Brett Conrad 12 who scored a career high of 49 poinU against Phoenix last Saturday W L Pet. GB Fogarty Bros, was on the short Tavern down Sportsman Cafe, 86-77. be announced before the formal Hula Bowl bid tournament in Miami. Connors has Detroit 8 21 11 S UB ITS and Craig Phillips for Westown and averaged 35.4 poinU over a five-game span, has been named the • for the title in last year's touma- Kansas City 18 10 .643 4 Toronto 8 21 7 a U1 170 end of a 5-2 score to Simsbury. Jason Tim McCarthy netted 18 points, while Joe VanOudenhove had 16 draft and no other USFL team but NBA's PUyer of t& Week for the period ^ i n g Jan. 2 l ment. Both are back in the eight- been complaining of a chronic back TONIGHT San Antonio 21 12 .636 — Smythe Division MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (UPI) - Denver 14 18 436 64 Petlegatto and Jason Oatway had Glen Nerbak 17 and Dan Pandiscia points, Sean Thompson 13, Kevin the franchise involved can select a The Player of the Week is selected by the NBA and sponsored by the ; man field, which also includes problem dating back to when he was 8. • Baakelballi llConn va. Edmonton Z 12 6 48 202 161 particular- player on the territorial West Virginia University foottall 14. P l l l a b u r 0h« W D R C , Dallas 12 17 .414 7 Winnipeg 17 17 4 » 156 156 the goals and Brendon Wheeler 19 15 for the Oilers while Bill Bellock Spellman 11 and Mike O'Reilly 10 for Coach Don Nehien said Monday he Pepsi Cola Co. Vandeweghe, a 6-foot-8 forward connected on 66 of 100 > Sweden’s Bjorn Borg and Ivan UUh 13 21 864 9 Calgary 14 Z 7 Z 163 in saves in the loss. and Bob Boland hooped 26 and 10 list unless the negotiating rights are Loidl. First prize is $100,000. SportsChannel Houston 4 26 .133 154 Vancouver 13 18 8 34 tfdZ 144 Moriarty's. has decided to accept an invitation field goal attempU and was 44 for 51 in free throw attempU for the "I think 1963 will be a selective Pacific Division traded. Under the format, three matches 8 • Baakrlballt Noire Dame vi. Los Angeles 14 ifl 5 a IZ 145 respectively for B.A. Herb Lagri to coach in the Hula Bowl in week. He also averaged 5.4 poinU per game. one for me,” said Connork. “A lot of Los Angeles 25 6 .806 — (Top lour in each division qualify for MITE A popped home 17 tallies, Eld White 16 : will take place each night through Davldftoiiq ESPN ^ Seattle 23 9 .719 24 Stanley Cup playoffs.) PEE WEE With only 60 colleges Involved in Honolulu Jan. 15, the pressure is now off me because Phoenix ID 13 .606 6 Tri-City Plaza nipped Somers, 2-1, and Ray Sullivan 13 for BWT while ■ Friday with semifinals slated for 8t30 • Baakelballt Texas AAM va. Monday's Result Bruins trimmed the Huskies, 18- the territorial lists, some of the Nehien had said he would go only I’ve accomplished everything I’ve Houston, DSA Portland 20 14 886 64 N.Y. R an g m 6. Detroit 2 and edged past Glastonbury, 4-3, in Marc ^hardt had a game-high 26 14, and the Wolverines bested the Bobby7 Clarke w io ii x o • Saturday and the final on Sunday. Golden SUte 13 19 .406 124 Tuesday's Games nation's major universities, in if the college All-Star game did not wanted to 8iS0 • NBAt Burks vs. Nets, San Diego 6 36 .186 194 recent play. Ken Herold and Mike points, Tim Hogan 17 and Paul Blue Devils, 20-12, Monday at the Y.- : Following the Borg-Vitas Genilaitis (All Times EST) cluding Pittsburgh, Texas, Ohio interfere with his WVU recruiting MONTREAL (UPI) Channel.9 ' Monday’s Games Montreal at Quebec. 7:Z p.m. Kelsey had the goals in the win over Rossillo 12 for Sportsman. Eric Christenson and Stu Sherrell REAL (UPI) — Philadelphia center Bobby Clarke who ; match tonight, Connors la to face Borg begins what he hopes wUI be (No Games SchMuled) Vancouver at Philadelphia. 7:Z p.m. State and Southern Methodist, are schedule. He will Join Jackie registered ‘ ^ • NBAt Celtics vs. Rockets, Tuesday’s Games Somers. Goalie Bill Pace had 14 Over at Bennet, Lodge Ail-Stars each had 4 points for the Bruins >d fair goate and seven asslsU In four Flyers^road • Henri LeConte and Lendl will face a climb back to the No. 1 ranking In Buffalo al N.Y. Islanders. 6.05 p.m. open game for each of the USFL's 12 Sherrill of Texas AltM and Charley last week,k, Monday^. won the NaUonal Hockey Lrague WINF, Channfl 4 ' (All Times EST) Chicago al St. Louii. 8:05 p.m. , stops and fine support from Kevin totaled Allied Printing, 84-72, and • Sandy hbiyer. the world in his match against Phoenix at New York, 7:30 p.m. while Jeff MacGoMn had 8 and franchises. Pell of Florida as the coaching stan Week award. ------10 • Footballs Michigan vs. UCLA, Edmonton al Calgary. 8:Z p.m. Wiehn and Kevin Sheridan. Greg Westown Pharmacy outgunned Greg King 4 tallies for the Huskies. :* Connors, the Wimbledon and U.S. Qerulaitis. San Antonio at Atlanta; 7:36 p.m. Wedneiday's Games of one team. The other will consist (^ k e , 89, seventh overall in league scoring, allowed Just nine goals ESPN Dallas at WashiMton, 8:06 p.m. Buffalo al N.Y. Rangers Tolman, Chris Sensfiney, Mike Moriarty Fuel, 7346. Gordon Hamilton netted 10 points Open champion, got off to a fast New Jersey at Milwaukee. 8:30 p.m. Russo and Marty Curtis scored “This method has two advan of Don James of Washington, Dick n the four games for a goals^galnst average of 2.25 last JSSk For Borg, the Chicago CSiallenge lOtSO •.Baakrihalli Georgia Trch Washington al Detrou Tom Foran had 23 points, Shawn and Matt Miner 6 for the Wolverines ! start last year, (Meating McEnroe Detroit at Chicago. 8:36 p.m. Toronto at New Jersey against Glastonbury. Brian Kellogg tages,” says USFL Director of Tomey of Hawaii and Don Fam- ^ erin g Us average per game tUs season to 8.70 - socood-b w tK : in the Chicago final on a day when Round will also serve >■ • warmup vs. Iona, USA Boston at Houston, 9:(ft p.m. St. Louis at Minnesota Lawton 17, Gary Miller 16 and John while Bill Kennedy had 6 tallies and O^ratiom Peter Hadhazy. "The brough, who recently was dismissed Kansas City at Denver. d:35 p.m. Boston at Chicago played well. Tolman had three lyfiL. *** ] wind chill readings were around 86 for his return to the Grand Prlx cir 12i30 • Basketballs Boston Indiana at Portland. 10:30 p.m. Quinn and Bill Moran 11 apiece for Kevin Kyle 4 for the Devils. first is to provide methodical as coach at Kansas. Edmonton al Winnipeg assists in the two victories. n ■ below zero. cuit nest month. (Allege vs. Villanova, USA Utah at Golden State. 10:35 p.m. ------A- V IH - MANCHESTER HERALD . Tues.. 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Telephone 643-1061. s e c r e t a r y - Downtown refrigerator. $310 plus February 1st. p.m. then only to the size of American Frozen Foods Aluminum siding. rates. Call Joe, 569-7572. Hartford law firm seeks . utlUties. 649-4003. Owner/Agent. 646-0505. ONE T A N K SHELL, 2'A ft. the original insertion is now offering secretary with some Assumable mortgage. $80,- Motorcycfat-Bteyctoa 64 900. The Hayes Corp., 64fr Booling 34 long suitable for conver 4 Errors which do not telephone professionals Homea-Apta. to ahara 59 Greater college or secretarial M A N C H E S T E R - V4 0131. ting .into a lawn roller, lessen the value of the a brand new and school background and Duplex. Spacious, three 1980 KAW ASAKI KDX175. BIDWELL- HOME Im $5.00. Call 649-2433. advertisement will not exciting opportunity. with 1-2 years experience. bearooms, baths, first ROOMATE NEEDED for Good condition, $950 or provement Company - be corrected by an ad Legal experience not floor laundry, full ceUar January. Security deposit best offer. 742-6059 after 6 Choose your own hours, Roofing, siding, necessary. Excellent skills □ BUSINESS Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 and attic, large yard and requireid. Reasonable. Call pm. ditional insertion. write your own alterations, additions. 649- required. Call 249-9121 for one car garage. Sparkling 646- 8792 after 5 pm. paycheck. and SERVICES 6495. interview. FREE TO loving home - If you love to talk and neighborhood and centrally UMfSC. FOR SALE Four beautiful, healthv located. Gas and utilities want to make lots of □ AUTOMOTIVE NEWSPAPER DEALER Servicaa Ottered 31 puppies. Mixed breed, not included. References LIOAL NOTICE money, this could be the wanted, Vernon/Rockville •••••••••••••••••••••••a medium size. Call 643-6101. and security requirMT •••••••••••••••••••••••• PLANNINQ COMMISSION iJ l\r •••••••••••••••a«aaa«»*a TOWN OF EOLTON opportunity you've been area. Call 647-9946. HEWEAVING BURN Household Qooda 40 $550. Call 11 am - 6 pm, 643- Autoa For Sale 51 waiting for. HOLES. Zippers, um •••••••••••••••••••••••a Wentod to Bur The subdiviilon, "Rockrldge" on 8387. French Road, Bolton, o w ^ by fKaurbratpr For interview call PART TIME LEGAL brellas repaired. Window USED 1979 FORD GRANADA -6 ^dvertis^^ REFRIGERATORS. OLDER SINGLE or multi Paul Flano. received final ap ^ Phyllis between 10-1 at SECRETARY - Possible shades, venetiao blinds. MANCHESTER •- One cyl., automatic, air- proval on November 1, 1982 after Keys. TV FOR RENT. WASHERS, RANGES - family unit for cash. Han- 569-4993 full time. Manchester Law room in house shared with conditioning, 27,000 miles. having met cocMlitions set by the Hrraib Office. Experienced •Marlow's, 867 Main Street. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts dynian special OK. Call Superb car! Many extras! coininiMion at its October 20,1962 American Frozen Foods two others. All utilities in preferred. Non-smoker on 649-5221. & Service. Low prices!. Strano Real Estate,.. 646- cluded. $200 monthly. 643- $4495. 644-2942. meeting. ly. 649-0150. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 2000. 2659. Robert B. Gorton, Chairman BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Street. 643-2171. Samuel Teller, Secretary •MECHANIC, Sewing 1979 AMC SPIRIT, power Tinitv voice Concrete. Chimney 001-ND Machine. Experienced CLERK-Typist. 45 wpin MANCHESTER - Main brakes, power steering, Repairs. "No Job Too preferred. Apply between required, 4''z day work Articles tor Sole 41 Street. 2-3 rooms, heated, air-conditioning, clean. Corrrrnun^ " Small." Call 644-8356. J NOTICES 8:30-3 p.m., Pioneer week. Free parking. Com RENTALS hot water, appliances. No 647- 9137. pany benefits. Equal Op pets. Security. Parking...... Parachute Company, Inc.. NOTICE OF FROPOMO portunity Employer. Call C & iM Tree Service, Free 523-7047. 1976 C A PR I GHIA, 55,000 ★ Booms lor Bent 52 RELOCATION OF Lost and Found .1 Joan Turner at 547-5892 estimates. Discount senior miles, sun roof, AM-FM ______Hale Road, Manchester. ALUMINUM SHEETS FARKADE OFFICE between 10 am - 12 noon. citizens. Company stereo, foglighte, rear fog, FOU.ND - SET OF KEYS I’ hone 644-1581, E.O.E. used as printing plates. .007 MANCHESTER - Nice LARGE THREE ROOMS, Notice is hereby given that the M anchester owned and stove, refrigerator, first radials, custom interior - Savings Bank of Manchester. thick, 23x28Vz . 50c each, r o o m w ith k itc h e n at Lincoln Center. Can be , ^ .fiu c irn CRUISE Ship jobs - no operated. Call 646-1327. floor, two car parking. $290 Excellent. 521-5328. Manchester. Connecicut, has mu4c oftCfo* of our readers _ or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- privileges. Gentleman (licked up at the ,. experience necessary, monthly, $75. utilities. application to the Federal Deposit Manchester Herald Office ELECTRICIAN - capable 2711. They MUST be picked preferr^. $50.00 weekly. exciting career opportuni LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen Security. 649-6896. 1967 CHEVELLE Insurance Corporation to change bctNvWn 8:30 and 5 p.m. " " ‘ h minimum up before 11:00 a.m. only. ty. For Directory 1-312-741- cing. Attics, cellars, gar Security. Telephone 643- M ALIBU, 283 motor, V8, the location of Its Parkade Office Monday - Friday. supervision, to do commer- I------from 384A West Middle Turnpike. 6170 Ext. S-509. ages cleaned. All types 1878. one owner. Excellent con • •______i ______cial and residential service SIX ROOM DUPLEX Manchester, Connecticut, to ^ advertising^^ trash, brush removed. SEASONED FIREWOOD, available March 1st. dition. Call 6-9 p.m., 649- Com er o f West Middle Turnpike & J I'OI .\l)-Setof2vervsmall benefits, pay cut, split, delivered. $95.00 C E N T R A L LO C A TIO N , OFF-Shore oil jobs - no Picket, Split Rail, Stake References and security 4435. keys Owner may pick ®® ®“J/‘ a cord^ Call evenings and kitchen privileges, parking Broad Street, Manchester. Ccmnec- S^rtanttothe experience necessary. U.S. Fences installed. 528-0670. required. No pets. $385 ticut. The application was them up at 80 Church, and experience. 243-9543. weekends, 228-9101. availabible. Security and and overseas. For Direc monthly. Call 643-7884. accepted for filinig by the Boston [lay lor this ad.______M U N S O N S C A N D Y tory 1-312-741-6170 Ext. 0- D E S IG N KITCHENS - written references Regional Office of the Federal BEDROOM SET - includes required. For application BANK 508. cabinets, vanities, counter Homee for Bant .. 94 Deposit Insurance Corporation I.O.ST - Boys 20-inch BMX a c c e p tin g tups, kitchen cabinet double dresser with can 643-2693. 12/18/82. bicycle, blue, with white applications for full time REPOSSESSIONS FEDERAL-State-Civil Ser fronts, custom mirror, desk with chair. Any person wishing to comment FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, FORSAU on this applicstion may file his or handlebars and seat: with e 'n p 'o y o e n t in pur vice, many government woodworking, colonial night stand, single h ead^LA R G E , Q UIET, Comfor- only blocks from all her comments In writing with the (Kids Norman St. area, c h o c o la t e p a c k in g reproductions in wood. and footboard with frame, table room near bus and 1979 Ford Courier Pick ^^ofourrea^'® jobs available. For Direc schools.Treed lot. Regional Director of the Federal Reward If found, please ■I P. Lewis, 649-9658. Singer sewing machine shopping. Reasonable, up. 4 cyl. $1300 tory 1-312-741-6170 Ext. W- Available immediately. Deposit Insurance Corporatloo at A call 643-4735 J. ‘" " ‘‘ay- with cabinet and stool. Security and references. 508 $600 monthly plus utilities. 1978 Chrysler LeBaron its Regional Office, 60 State Street, ______Call for appointment, 649- $75.00. 643-8319 after 4 p.m. 649-0102. SHOWER DOORS AND 643-5266 or 64M962. $2950. 17th Floor. Boston, Massachusetts ^dvertisinS .SMALL BLACK POODLE ______LOVE CRAFTS? Need T U B ENCLOSURES 1975 Cadillac Coups 02109. NICE ROOM - Parking, if any person desires to protest money? Art Craft Concepts expertly installed by Gary Want to sett your car? For aHcrnrn®‘ ‘rn'swl“r f "lo TELEPHONE SOLICITOR deVllle $1300. the granting o f this application, be say to tire is seeking 3-5 part time A. Kendall - The Shower private bath. Gentleman Sasha. My daughters miss Part tim e days on our around 60. Nice home, no quinck results, use a low- 1970 Ford Thunderblrd or she has a right to do so if be or craft instructors. Call 742- Door Man. 872-6000. SEASONED FIREWOOD, importa” ^ her ver^ much $50.00 .“'’“’■‘y '''*4 other roomers. Rent cost Classified ad. Call 643- $700. the files a written notice of his or 5202 or 669-5656. cut, split, delivered. $100 a her intent with the Regional Direc reward 643-1095 $3.50, work hours 9 a m - 3 SNOW PLOWING - reasonable. References. 2711 today to place your ad. The above can be seen ______p in. Monday - Friday. For cord. You pick up, $75.00. tor by January 16. 1963. The non- PART TIME for light of driveways and parking 649-7335. at SW 013 Main 81. consume - LOST: SMALL black a/ther information call Call anytime, 649-1831. confidential portions of the fice work in retail store. lots. Call after 6 pm, 649- application are on file in the female eat. Shallowbrook * arkade Lanes. Park^e N CENTRAL. Gentleman. Sales experience preferred 0539. SNOW TIRES (2) - Regional O ffice and are available ofourr^^ Lane Indian H ill T ra il Shopping Center. 643-1507. Private, pleasant room. for public Inspection during but not necessary. Call Firestone Town and Coun in the Primer BULK G ARBAG E Pick-up Telephone, shower, regular busineaa hours...... GAL FRIDAY - Pleasant after 3 p.m. 646-7237. try, L78-15, excellent. Used - Have that old junk hauled parking. 649-6801. This notice is pubUshed pursuant Announcements 3 telephone personality for little. 521-5328. to SecUon 30S.14 (b ) <1) (ii) of the away at low cost! Call 646- ...... heavy customer contact. WANTED: LIVE-IN Rules and Regulations of the Housekeeper, Manchester 5714. C E N T R A L L Y LOCATED - Voriety have '*®^ancbester RL'SSELLS BARBER Oood record keeping and Federal Deposit Insurance Cor resident preferred. 643- Downtown. Exceptionally poration. SHOP is pleased to an- lyp iag skills essential, Painting-Papering 32 SPEGUU. clean rooms. Kitchen nounce Raymond Fogarty Varied duties in small, fast 6593. Savings Bank of Manchester privileges. Maid, linen ser By W. R. Johnson, President will be available for paced^rapidly growing of- End Rolls O reatg ^® ” r 5 years- INTERIOR PAINTING, vice. Security required. 0024)1 prbfessional services. . fice. Flexibility in working KEYPUNCH OPERATOR over ten years experience, Call 643-5127. Tuesday - Friday, 8:30 - with others. Call Louise at - Experience helpful but nut required. Should have low rates and senior citizen 3125< 5:30 and all day Saturday. 871-9227 between .1 and 5 Miwt b* piciwd up at Itw knowledge of basic office discount. 643-9980. Haruld Offieu bulora 11SW •••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-6659. P A.M. Apartments lor Bent 53 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ' equipment (other various CITATION TO ENOW CAUM INTERIOR-EXTERIOR •••••••••••••••••••••••• Personal Loans 9 LOCKSMITH office duties). Full benefit THE PEOPLE OF THE PAINTING - Wallpapering FOUR ROOM apartment ...... Experienced preferred. program, plus dental paid. STATE OF NEW YORK and Drywall Installation. with heat included. By the Grace of God. NEED CASH'’ Loans to Apply Connecticut Safe and Five day work week. Call Quality professional work. Free Classified Ads Walking distance to Main Free and Independent lioiiicowners for any pur- L o c k , 555 N e w P a rk 289-2736 between 8 and 5 Reasonable prices Free Street. First floor with TO : DAVID L. JOHNDTON [lose Credit not important! Avenue, 'West Hartford p.m!- Estimates! Fully Full; insured. ii ELECTRIC GUITAR with private entrance. $450 per Upon petition duly filed with thla Central Marketing Com- between 9 and noon. Court, you are hereby cited to W ANTED G.L. McHugh 643-9321. am plifier in very good con- month. CaU 649-2947. oanv. Michael Schor, 4 2 3 ------dition. $99.00. Call show cause before the Surrogate's 7l7fi' WANTED: MATURE IMMEDIATELY, Court o f Cayuga County at the anytime, 643-1680. 3Vz ROOM APARTMENT...... Woman for child care and telephone solicitor. Apply INTERIOR AND Court Houae, in the City of Auburn, in p erson Brunswick EXTERIOR Painting, Private home. Heat, New York, on the 7th day of E s ta b lis h o a n i n u . i c k i T *‘ght housekeeping in my CHILDRENS BUCKLE Ski . E M P L O Y M E N T home. Children 9 and 11. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer paper hanging, carpentry appliances. Working single February, 1962, at 9:20 o 'c lo ^ in work. Fully insured. J.P. boots size 12 “ Risport” , adult only. No the forenoon, why a decree should ...... P^rt time full time. Own Street, Manchester. I.ewis and Son, 649-9658. Italian made, good condi pete/children. Telephone not be granted allowing the tion, plastic ^ e ll, foam 643-2880. petitioners to adopt the adc^ve -Vi-”'"..... ” s:;rneiSb.rS!. You Can Earn PAINTING & PAPER padded liner. $25.00. 643- child. I NiifH^fT $75.00 for 20 hours. Cdll IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Cood tS S SaHIng Hanging. Ceilings 2880. MANCHESTER - One, Com ^m t o f ^ ^ e t R e S o ; « p.m. or weekends. W e have caused the seal o f our aald Avon! repaired. References. Ful two, three bedroom and Surrogate's Court to be hereunto this one. No stress, no fuss, ------MENS 26" bicycle, three For m ori Information ly insured. Quality work! townhouse apartments C ro c h e i\ < * affixed. Witness, HON. R O BERT no bother. Call 649-2358 NIGHT MANAGER speeds, Raleigh built com A. CONTIGUGUA, Surrogate of call Martin Mattsson, evenings available immediately. pletely reconditioned, $375, $415, $475. Security the County of Cayuga at the ______wanted for convenience 523-9401. or 649-4431. ' , •••••••••••••••••••••••• English style at less than Surrogate's Office in the City of RN - 7-3 part time. Call store. 12-8. Full time. Will 27B-2941 required. Heat and hot Manchester Manor, Mrs. train. Start immediately, Building Contracting 33 its original cost. Black. water included. CaU Ren p k i w h r Auburn, New York, this 26th day of December, 1961. advertisr^Q. $55.00. 649-1794. tal Office, 875-4474. Blain, 646-0129 . 633-4155. Barbara A. Carmody KIT ‘N’ CA R L Y L E i by Larry Wright L*EON CIESZYNSKI Deputy Chief Clerk Condominiums 22 BUILDER. New homes, l>ORTABLE 19 inch color MANCHESTER • Modem Surrogate's Court additions, remodeling, rec T.V. G ood condition. two bedroom, first floor Name of Attorney: Cuddy. rooms, garages, kitchens $99.00. Call 649-6486. apartment. Close to shop Durgala end Tlmlan. 4 MANCHESTER . T w o remodeled, ceilings, bath ping and busline. Heat and Address of Attorney: Carr Bldg.. -roo BAD.Wiby. Aa;DeNTAU.y bedroom condo for rent. A- tile, dormers, roofing. AMANA Refrigerator, not water Included. No U l Qaaaeee St.. PoM Office Box « 6 . Auburn. N ew York 12018 CORNeR-.MC, A CAT WiTrt -.r Residential or commer- good condition, not pets. $425. 643-1878. Q - I 3 6 r ^ ' C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, Ttlepbooa: ( 9 » ) 152-1262. 659-3008. cial. 649-4291.______working. $70.00. CaU 646- iNVAU.t>ATeS THC WAKBAMIV N.B. This cllaUon is served upon 1760. WALL STREET - Hebron, Over 80 itoaa for ward FARRAND you as required by law. You are two bedroom apartment, robe and home (such as not obligated to appear in person: NORTHFIELD GREEN - REM ODELING - Cabinets, PAIR G76-14 Fireston e heat and hot w ater in the warm erocliet eet If you fail to appear or file written owner. Two bedroom con Roofing, Gutters, Room studded snow t i r a on Ford cluded. Appliances, shown) are included with A choice of three lovely objections, it m il be asShmed that ^vertlsefs-- 0^3.2711- ^sectiim at do, end unit, panelled rec- Additions, Decks, all types rims. $50.00. Call 649-7008. parking, large yard. $410 full directiona . in the blouses for the holf-iize you consent to the prooMdings. room with I/2-bath down, o f Remodeling and even monthly. Phone 649- Needlework PrisMT. A wardrobe . . . oil in ehort ' You have a right to havo an V double cedar closet, brick Repairs. FREE BRASS Fireplace screen, 2871 or 228-3414. Bow-To Section for pop-' or long sleeves. attorney-at-law appear fo r you. ^atio with gas grill, car Estimates. Fully insured. excellent condition. Asking ular stitches in Knit and No. 8238 with Photo. 002P1 Guide it in Siset 12H to port. 643-84tS - no agents. Telephone 643-6017. $70.00. CaU 646^509. MANCHESTER Four Crochet ie also featured. ------Q-1S6, Needlework 84Vt. Site 14 87 bust rooms, one bedroom apart Pfizer, is $3.25 a copy, . . . ruffled coUor, 2H ______— ICE SKATES - medium ment. Heat and appliances yards 46-inch: cuwele, CELEBRITY CIPHER size, plaid lined, hardened nt Slier, Mei $$36, iocMst Celebrtty C«p^•r cryptogrAnii arm crmtmd from quotaltont by f«mou$ poopM. poM included. References aiid psttigi as4 kaaitlai. 1% yards; ruffled front, YOU CAN MAKE wid pTMoni. Each m trn in th« cipbor itands for anothar. Todmy'a efua. O mqum/$ B . steel. $6.00. 649-7517. depositdeposit. $395 montUy. 646- 2H yards. EXCELLENT DISH 3253. OiSiXrit PoClefiM avofbbb Mlg CLOTHS from the mest SKI BOOTS, Henke, made In sisss shown. bags in which oranges, !j^lieraldft>r* “Ml HU OSH8A IE RUG UEWS EQ in Switzerland, size 9'A, FOUR R O O M S - T w o blue, $25.00. CaU 649-3078. bedrooms in four family. JJJJ ■ "» » pototoai, onhms, etc. are aold. Juat hoil for IS IZ8 TV8UIHEBU IZRB IE QBEK ROD Wall to wall carpeting, SPECIAL: Oror 390 ea. MMNMtTT n a m e (HIANITE HEAD STONE - appliances and garage. No lecthms and o FREE mtinitea In water to which REpAiP-s + beveled faee, suitable for chlorina bleach baa been EO IZ8 RBUK8AU." — YRW8U pets. Rent $395 mus securi Pattern Section in the / V d d r e ^ - conn. childs gravb, 16” x l0 "x l2 ” , ty and utllitiea. References ALBUM. Jnst 33.M. SSttWf' added. Put atUl good but Heitchci*** $25.00. Telephone 64M114 required. 649-0717. ■*M9A$M>iMi ao-hinger-iieaded furniture City. I t e r a ld IZVAOSA after 5 p.m. Herald. New PASmON with apo- and appUancea back into l o t 'l l * PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "After a certain degree of prettiness REDECORATED, waU to ^ Ofneo Cato CoUe^ uae Iqr aelllng them with a H fttm * one pretty girl Is as prelty as anolher.” — F. Scoll Fitzgerald . l