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24 ^ THE HERALD. Fri„ Jan. 22, 1962 Federal restrictions seen David Rinas: Super Sunday Labor agency Gets diploma Is tomorrow closing office HARTFORD — Cornelius T. Duggan Jr. of 216 Class A machinist Hollister St., ... page 10 Manchester, has Tax-free bonds sure to change ... page 11 page 8 received the Chartered Life By Lisa Shepard INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS are freely issued be in the president’s 1983 budget and tax package i^e n Underwriter early February. Talk has centered on forcing firms to diploma and Herald Washington Correspon dent by state and local governments (which bear no financial professional designa- responsibility), making them attractive as a develop­ choose between tax-exempt financing tion from the WASHINGTON — High interest rates hurt everybody, ment tool. What makes IDBs so attractive to business is provisions in the 1981 tax law for accelerated deprecia- American College. but no one knows that better than business. For that that they provide tax-free financing of development, Duggan is life sales reason alone, tax-exempt industrial revenue bonds are therefore lowering the cost of borrowing money Right now firms can use the tends and the faster tax training manager at extremely attractive to businesses of all sizes. In fact, anywhere from 4 to 7 percentage points. write-off to defray the cost of new business ventures. too attractive. The Hartford In­ “This is a pure interest-rate issue,” said a staff OBSERVERS FAMILIAR with the Manchester, Conn. surance Group. The bonds have been around since 1936, when Winter watch Mississippi issued one for a manufacturing plant. member on the Ways and Means subcommittee con­ said firms constructing buildings would be better o Located at Bryn using IDBS, and that those investing 'o.ecenter of the advance and thought they could just take' The company now grosses $6 million a expected to hit the midAtiantic. coach in the Manchester Junior Soccer Program. canceled checks that form the bulk of his year, Kohlmia said. He has 114 . closed. “Proponents of this bill claim that savings toe Republicans estimated. into the regular session and through the Three inch rains pounded the Tennessee and southern South.” off and go. ’The feds and various airports 1982 state elections. He is married to the former Joan Parker of business. employees — 70 of them full-time. “We recognize a school needs to be they have made cuts or raised revenue “It is very easy and politically popular Ohio valleys and the southern Appalachians. Flood Although canceled checks are the key and foreign nations must clear closed. The numbers bother me ... I’m which offset this additional loss. 'This is to try to be all things to all people, to sup­ “The governor’s veto is only one more Manchester. They reside at 410 Hackmatack St. Two Learjets and 23 Beechcraft everything. The people who handle the Kohlmia no longer flies although he watches were issued. Storm watches were posted from with their son, Christopher, and daughter to his business, he also specializes In not anxious to sacrifice quality of educa­ simply not true,” O’Neill said in a state­ port nothing but cuts in taxes and cuts in battle in the war Connecticut’s small Pennsylvania and New York to southern New England. Barons comprise his current fleet, based handling hazardous cargo that the com­ material have to go to school.” piloted routes when the company began ment released by his office. spending,” the governor said. business people, and other taxpayers Elizabeth. operations. “I’d leave home on Monday tion at this point for money. The weather service in North Platte, Neb., said winds at Love Field, Dallas’ inner-city airport. mercial airlines either cannot or will not Kohlmia is the embodiment of the “I’m not sure what toe doltar figure is, One item in the bill was extending toe “However, elected public officials have waged against this discriminatory His “aircraft empire,” as he calls it, and not get home until Friday.” gusting to 43 mph at Valentine reduced visibility to near fly. ’The material includes dynamite and Horatio Alger success story. He came to but in a $20 million budget, we’re talking present hiring freeze for state employees have a responsibility to provide those veto,” Lemaire said. zero and sent the wind chill plummeting to 55 below stretches between San Antonio to the blasting caps, shaped charges, artillery Dallas 19 years ago from Wichita, Kan. about nickels and dimes in terms of west and Boston to the north. “ What I’m really proud of is that zero. Wins award fuses, detonators and dynamite, cor­ — “I drove through on a vacation and ' taxes to individual families,” she said. “Extremely dangerous blizzard conditions existed in “We fly more miles than some major rosive liquids, radioactive materials and never left,” he said. everyone who started with me is still with me — nobody ever quits. I’m still At least $132,500 will be saved by eastern Cherry County late this morning," he said. airlines,” said Kohlmia, whose pilots log various gases and flammable liquids. He began his fledgling airline on April closing a school jn June, toe administra­ Minnesota snowblower dealers reported a bonanza a total of 33,000 miles daily. “We’re the using the same delivery people. And my tion has said. 25,000 anti-abortion crusaders Mike DeCaprio, owner of the MAACO Auto Pain­ ’The field is highly specialized and Fool’s Day 1974. Some of his friends pilots are good — yoirdiave to know business thanks to back-to'-back storms that, dumped ting and Bodyworks center at 291 Adams St., nation’s largest independently owned technical and much of the material is thought he was a fool, he recalls. weather (flying) to fly for me.” Mrs. Treadwell criticized toe process more than 2-feet of snow. Total accumulations in .some Manchester, was one of franchise owners awarded ' that was used thus far to choose schools. areas were more than 30 inches. outstanding productivity awards at the continental “It kind of took us by surprise,” she ■Snow was piled up to 5 feet high along Twin Cities franchise company’s 10th birthday party- said. She was working “quite closely” 'March for Life' in Washington highways. One despairing officiai said the snow stacks convention in Maui, Hawaii, this month. with toe PTA Council reviewing criteria were so huge the new snow will have to be blown off. D^aprio won a certificate of achievement for Public records to select a school to close, she said. “We can’t push it back any farther or higher,” he said. having attained 10 percent over his gross sales At the November meeting, “There was WASHINGTON (UPI) — Encouraged District of Columbia police at National Right to Life Ck>mmittee and Cars and trucks were stopped in their tracks in the figures of 1980. Marketing plan , no indication from toe administration by a meeting with President Reagan, an midaftemoon estimated toe crowd at 25,- Nellie Gray, organizer of toe “March for southeast South Dakota towns of Yankton and Ver­ that there would be a school closing this ' estimated 25,000 anti-atertion crusaders 000. Life.” million, when up to 8 inches of snow fell in a three-hour Warranty deeds year,” she said. “And then, lo and staged a “March for Life” through the Defenders of the Supreme Court “It’s nice to have a man in the White Heritage Place Associates Inc. to marchal’s requirements be im­ stove-metalbestos chimney, at 28 span. plemented or a variance be obtained Kenwood Drive, $800. boosts earnings behold, boom, boom, boom within two streets of Washington Friday with red decision told a press conference that anti- House who supports our position,” Rep. “It’s probably the most snow I've seen in this area in 5 Stanley Pearlson, d.b.a. J & J weeks.” roses and placards showing a fetus atertion movement is in disarray. But Charles Doughtery, R-Pa., said. Earnings rise Enterprises, Unit 303, One Heritage from the office of state fire To Herman Passcantell for Tovm to 7 years,” said Yankton police Sgt. Bill Miller. “Some marshal. of Manchester, to remodel base­ Mrs. Treadwell said the ad- crucified on a cross, they voiced concern that a conservative But Miss Gray, while welcoming of the cars literally were pushing snow with their Place Condominium, $65,000. ministration’s decision to name two The demonstrators, marking the ninth Congress might pass a “back-door” con­ Reagan’s “pro-life tone,” said “we are Heritage Place Associates Inc. to i To Robert Doering for wood stove ment area of Lincoln Center for bumjiers.” HARTFORD — Hartford National Corp., the and metalbestos chimney at 104 NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A long-range plan that schools, creates a potential to develop a anniversary of toe 1973 Supreme Court stitutional amendment by Sen. Orrin distressed and disenchanted that pro-life parent firm of Hartford National Bank, says its 1981 Allan D. ’Thomas, Unit 208, One Data Center and to remodel first helped the Armstrong Rubber Co. rebound from a Ridge St., $800. floor to accommodate seyeral negative rivalry among schools. decision legalizing most abortions, Hatch, R-Utah, to effectively outlaw campaign pledges have been filled with earnings increased by 19 percent over the previous Heritage Place Condominium, $91 - 1980 loss with record earnings last year will help “It’s an emotional thing, so you’re circled the l ^ t e House and marched on most abortion. •contradictory action.” year. 000. To John Stetz for wood-coal stove proposed offices, $50,000. at 71 S. Alton St., $500. the firm well into the future, the company’s chief ' going to kind of get these schools at each. Capjtol Hill to demand action from the “It is true that the anti-atertion move­ “We want a more positive program. Edith H. Correnti to George V. Lis pendens officers say. ’The company reported 1981 operating and net in­ To Kenneth Konikowski for wood other... You know, ‘It’s going to be you, still-recessed Congress on toe abortion ment is in disarray,” Judith Widdicombe We want toe legislation pulled from the Outlook here: Lawler and Keith R. Baudis, proper) United Bank and Trust Co., Company Chairman James A. Walsh and Presi­ come of $16.44 million or $5.67 per share stove at 445 Parker St., $350 formerly Vernon National Bank, it’s not going to be me.’ It may not issue. of toe National Abortion Rights Action back burner,” Miss Gray said she told Wednesday. ’The comparable figure for 1980 was ty at 140-142 Spruce St., $75,000. ' dent Frank R. O’Keefe Jr. said the results of the happen, but it has toe tone of that.” Supporters of the right to abortion held League said. But, she said, “this dissen­ toe president. Heritage Place Associates Inc. to To John Leonard for roof repair at against Sylvia E. Malnikow, proper­ $13.81 millibn or $4.85 per share. 14 Harvard Road, $3,000 ty at 81 Mountain Road. long-range strategic plan were reflected in sales wLrs. ‘Treadwell said toe PTA hopes to a religious service and then released 2,- sion may not keep the Hatch amendment Wilkie told a news conference that the Robert L. Newell, chairman and chief executive Walter Kuczak and Sylvia Kuczak that exceeded $500 million dollars last year To Gerald Campbell for * Investigate toe figures on potential class (WO green balloons inscribed with toe from being passed.” delegation did not discuss specific 'A rotten day' officer, said the earnings gain stemmed from im­ Unit 305, One Heritage Place Con­ ’Hie plan projects further profitable growth for sizes before toe planning committee’s slogan “rejoice for choice” over down- Several hundred supporters of toe iegislation with Reagan. dominium, $79,300. alterations to first and second floor Armstrong by selecting markets in which the fim provements in both net interest and non-interest in­ to remodel dwelling at 16 West St., Deadly wind public hearing, scheduled for Thursday town Washington, Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights “It is our expectation that if. the right come. Ouilclaim deeds can excel, the two offl'cials said in the firm’s annual at 7;S0 p.m. at Robertson School. The predominantly udiite and young joined in worship at Washington’s to life movement closes ranks behind a WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) — The furious storm system Samuel W. Kotsch Jr. to Theresa $14,000 report issued this week. To Jarvis Enterprises for The cyclone that hit Darwin, U ‘l think we’re being misled” on toe anti-abortionists carried toe red roses historic New York Avenue Presbyterian singie strategy” it wiil get toe support of that buried the Midwest under snow Friday will make 1^ C. Kotsch and Samuel W. Kotsch Australia on Christmas Day 1974 ’Two aspects of the plan were acquisition of class size projections, she said. which have become toe symbol of their Church, just two blocks from toe stream toe administration, Wilkie said. its presence felt in Connecticut over the weekend, but Jr., property at 131 Kimberly Drive. Automobile Club of Hartford, addi­ tion to commercial building, 50-foot reached wind speeds of up to 160 majority ownership in a firm that produces a varie­ campaim, s i^ stating support for of placard-bearing marchers. Asked whether they sought Reagan’s forecasters weren’t sure how bad conditions would get. Thomas J. Derby to Maureen R mph. The storm killed 50 people and ty of synthetic rubber and chemical products and ...... proposals introduced in Congress to out- ’Three anti-abortion supporters in­ promise to make abortion a major “It’s all effected by this system. It’s going to be a Shutdown set Derby, property at 104 Park St. radio tower, at 391 Broad St., $1,000. To Paul Badeau for alterations to destroyed 90 percent of the city of establishment of Armstrong’s selfmanaeed nroflt abortion and placards, including terrupted toe service briefly as they priority in his second year, Wiikie said: rotten day,” said Earl Gillette, a specialist with the Federal lax lien Australia’s remote north coast. An center, Walsh and Keefe said. WILLIMAN’TIC — American ’Thread Co. plans a finish interior of family room addi­ ■ i several showing the crucified fetus. sought to take over toe altar area of toe “We did not ask for that commitment National Weather Service. Internal Revenue Service against airlift evacuated half the 45,000 pop­ In U O X A cold and cloudy day met the church and unfurled a large banner today, nor did we get it.” ‘The state forecast for Saturday called for snow in the production shutdown Jan. 24-30 because of declining S.J.J. Inc., Silver Lane Diner, 281 tion at 53 Clyde Road, $1,000. Howevw.^they said Amstrong was not preparinu orders. ’The shutdown will idle 625 production To ’The Andrew Ansaldi Co. for ulation. The code adopted for to give up toe tire business that has m ile R to! marchers as they arrived by chartered reading “Sacriiege.” “Hundreds” of anti-atertion lobbyists morning, possibly mixing with sleet and freezing rain by Spencer St., $10,456.31. Darwin’s rebuilding now bars struc­ Advice ...... •13 bus and car — some from as far away as . Religious leaders told toe interfaith from Massachusetts and other states evening. Warmer temperatures along the coast could workers. Building permits William F. ’Thurston, repair fire sixto-largest domestic tire manufacturer in th« Another 275 salaried employees won’t be affected damage at 628 Spring St., $15,000. tures incapable of withstanding United States. *" Classified...... l®"!* Kansas and Nebraska—and gathered on congregation that toe right to abortion visited the office of Sen. Edward turn the precipitation to all rain at some point in the To Town of Manchester for site cyclone-force winds. Churches...... J# the Ellipse behind toe White House. was based on religious teiiefs and that Kennedy, D-Mass., an aid to toe senator day. by the shutdown... work, jninor demolition for To Oliver Lallier for ErnesI “Plainly, Armstrong Rubber is in toe tire market Andrew M. Sabo, the plant’s general manager, Comics...... 1* As Reagan left the White House for “ no government has the right to enforce said. .Kenntey is perhaps toe leading Snow was expected to taper off by Sunday morning, remodeling interiors, hollow doors Dowd, aluminum siding at 32 Lilac to stay. We are doing fewer things better ” the Editorial — ...... 8 Camp David after meeting leaders of toe a public belief on us.” said the shutdown was the result of declining orders St., $2,000. company’s top management said. “We know w h ^ target of anti-abortion groups^ Gillette said Friday night it was too early to tell and frames, windows, concrete Lottery ...... • • •* movemtet, his helicopter flew over the , Before toe march, Reagan met with Commenting on the civil t^ e of toe exactly what path toe storm would take as it made its in the automotive, apparel and shoe Industries. work, masonry, structural steel, To Harold Parent for Surour we are going and we have a plan for getting there!” Obituaries...... 10 rally site, drowning out the invocation. It will be the third shutdown in as many months About collecting congressional leaders of the anti­ anti-abortionists, the Kennedy way east, but conditions were bound to get messy. miscellaneous metals, metal siding, Berry, vinyl siding at 234 Tower ’The company said it had improved uUIizaUon of ftiorts...... • • ...... ■ 7-9 Demonstrators cheered him and wildly abortion caucus and of national action spokesman said, “We had some good dis­ “We haven’t mentioned any accumulations yet,” he for American Thread, the second largest employer woodwork, hardware, flooring, Road, $3,000. Russ MacKendrick writes about in the eastern Connecticut city. five tire manufacturing plants with the faclIiUM Television ...... 14*16 waved their placards toward the grbups, including the Rev. Jerry Falwell cussions. It’s b ^ n a great improvement said. “It’s a little to soon to tell toe exact tract of this elevator, mechanical, and electrical To K. Neal and C. Vassilopoulos stamps, coins and almost anything now operating at Mpercent of capacity comnarS chopper. of Moral Majority, Jack Wilkie of toe over past years.” sucker right now.” Sabo said similar shutdowns are planned in the work at Manchester High School, collectible — in “Collectors’ to 65 percent in I960 when the firm o p e r a ^ ^ company’s plants in the South. for Frank D’Amato, wall sign at 103 134 E. Middle Turnpike, $3,710,5(X). Tolland ’Turnpike, $8,te0. Comer,” every Tuesday in The such plants. ... i«=™iea su Issued with restriction that fire Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. To Shiela Wiatrzyk for wood ■ » ..*9 2 - THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 23. 1982 THE HERALD, Sat., Jan. 23. 1982 - 3 WEATHER tERVCE FORECAST jo_? PM C T 1-S3-S2 News Briefing ^ 0 Your neighbor's views

Labor leaders ,/ How do you think Pt*esldent;Reagan has done In his first year In office? lO» AHOIUF V i seeking talks MONEtT ■ *i4 : TIM fflUTUfllt ^32 WASmNG’TON (UPI) — T(H> leaders of the United Auto Workers FHday told union President Douglas Fraser they are not opposed to resuming stalled negotiations with General Motors and u n WfAtMCI* rOTOCAET Ford. A dissident group pushed to terminate l

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Sat., Jan. 23. 1982 East Catholic 60 Windham 53 Cheney Tech 57 St.Paul 53 Manchester 51 Coventry 54 opinion / Commentary (OT) Windham tops Trfbe Some charities forget need for charity Not able to convert from the seconds to go to give toe Whippets played on Pearson’s first varsity charity stripe, Manchester High their third win in eight outings. squad. ty among government employees saw Windham’s Wilson Ramos grab Windham is 3-4 in CCIL play. Ron Pedemonte netted a game- WASHINGTON — The charitable “ Pain-Free Arthritis.” It described union-backed screening program to who enjoy not only Am erican^ a rebound off a missed free throw The loss drops the Silk Towners to high 22 points for toe Silk Towners foundations that solicit our con­ 35 simple, slow water exercises Ber­ detect bladder cancer in a Georgia holidays but those of toe countries with nine seconds left and dtove. , 5-4 in toe CCIL and 6-5 overall. with Joe Maher chipping in 11. tributions to battle this or that dis­ son had developed, stressing the chemical plant was stunned when Manchester trailed 29-25 at the “ We had the lead and they kept on they’re working in. For instance, the length of toe floor and score ease all start off as noble enter­ frequency and discipline that the local caiicer society chapter not half but rallied for a 39-37 edge after fouling us but we missed them,” State Department personnel in seven seconds later to give prises designed to ease human suf­ brought Uie best results from her Jack Anderson only didn’t support the program, but homestanding Windham a 53-51 three stanzas. The Indians had a 49- Pearson commented. “ Poor free fering. But sometimes these prograni. tried to discourage participation to Spain got 23 paid holidays a year — overtime win last night in Williman- 45 lead at one segment of toe fourth throw shooting hurt us badly.” nine American and 14 Spanish. A fte r;;^ organizations lose sight of their The Arthritis Foundation, instead Washington Merry>Qo-Round it. tic. quarter but a couple of turnovers Manchester is idle until FYiday against intense Windham pressure original goals. They become more of welcoming her discovery, jumped When the National Coalition seven years of study, toe committee “ If we made our free throws we night when it hosts East Hartford resulted in a couple of Whippet High at Clarke Arena at 8 o’clock. interested in guarding their causes all over her. It lumped her in with Against the Misuse of Pesticides has failed to find a solution. It**- would have won. It is as simple as hoops that tied it at 49-all. arthritis quacks who peddle blames the failure on toe State ^ that,” remarked Manchester Coach (5 3 )----Ramos 5-2-12, and in perpetuating the wrote the ACS for help in lobbying “ We played good defense but mis­ Windham Department’s domination of toe • Doug Pearson. Valliere 8-0-16, Luciani 6-4-16, bureaucratic structures that have everything from worthless “ miracle against proposed federal regulations sed the free throws,” remarked supposedly independent task force. ^ The Indians were 13-for-24 from Aleras 0-0-0, Harris 3-1-7, Pugmire grown up around them. drugs” to copper bracelets as cures that would weaken controls over the Pearson, “ The ball is just not boun­ Much of the society’s con­ So U.S. employees in Spain still get ~ the charity stripe but crucial were 1-0-2, Gardner 0-0-0, Hayes 0-0-0. Consider the case of Dvera Berson for the disease. Foundation press Berson replies that she herself suf­ deadly chemicals, the society never cing right for us. We played well and tributions come from corporations. misses at the end of regulation and a Totals 23-7-53. and the Arthritis Foundation: Eight releases attacked her and her book. fers from rheumatoid arthritis. even answered the letter. 23 paid holidays a year. Next highest with more intensity.” pair of missed opportunities on toe Manchester (51) — - Maher 2-7- years ago, at the age of 61, Berson Foundation officials pursued their Berson suspects the real reason And this, critics told my reporter is the Philippines, with 20 holidays, Dave Valliere and Randy Luciani And when Sen. Mark Hatfield, R- front end of one-and-one situations 11, Mistretta 0-0-0, Brophy 1-1-3, tor the foundation’s vehement Monica McKenna, is why the ACS followed by India with 18. each netted 16 points for Windham was in almost constant pain from campaign against her on talk shows. Ore., and Rep. Thomas E. Petri, R- in toe overtime. Pedemonte 10-2-22, Hyde 2-0-4, restricts its publicity activities to — The Energy Department’s in-. “ with Ramos totaling 12 for the arthritis, a disease that afflicts 31 Eventually, they brought pressure criticism is its connection with its Wis., asked toe American Cancer The second chance saw Ramos Silver 0-2-2, McCurry 4-1-9. Jotals generalized exhortations to donate spector general has concluded that .2 winners, coached by Bob Healy Jr., million Americans. to bear on the book’s publisher, offshoot, the American Society to support legislation that grab the rebound, race the length of 19-13-51. 2 money and to an anti-smoking cam­ former pupil of Pearson’s. Healy Then, on a Florida vacation, she Simon & Schuster. The company Rheumatism Association. Many would eliminate tobacco price sup­ the Federal Energy Regulatory 2 the floor, and score with two eased into a swimming pool and stopped promoting the book, and it professional rheumatologists are paign. ports, all they got in reply was a Commission has been un-2, The cancer society, critics began trying some slow and gentle is now out of print in this country. members of the Arthritis Founda­ form letter signed by a former dercharglng toe power companies , ^ suspect, doesn’t want to endanger exercises. Her pain subsided. Peter Mathon, a vice president of tion, and the foundation society president. under its hydropower licensing ~ Night's biggest upset Suspecting she had hit on the Arthritis Foundation, > told my recommends that arthritis victims its corporate contributions by poin­ program by $5.9 million a year. The WATCH ON WASTE: something, Berson continued her reporter Sharon Spivak that his first consult rheumatologists for ting the finger at industries that law requires toe FERC to pay for its water exercises over a nine-month main concern was with treatment. pollute the workplace and the en­ Sometimes the federal licensing program with annual period. The excruciating pain she “exaggerations” and Another charitable group that vironment with carcinogens. So it government’s attempts to cut down assessments on toe companies it 3 had suffered for six-and-a-half years “ implications” both in the book and seems to have developed doesn't use its tremendous clout to on waste would be laughable if they regulates. But toe commission has Tech downs Coventry disappeared. in the promotional advertising. He bureaucratic astigmatism is the publicize such hazards as for­ didn’t cost toe taxpayers so much. been letting toe utilities off with Overjoyed at her own experience, also claimed that 7 or 8 million prestigious American Cancer Socie­ maldehyde, to which thousands of Take toe Inter-Agency Committee bargain rates. In particular, toe I.G. shoem akers, pathologists and on Overseas Allowances. It was set Berson was eager to share her dis­ arthritics have rheumatoid arthritis ty. It raises $180 million a year for report notes, “ charges for toe use of Free throws by Paul Nowalj and lot of poise down toe stretch,” flipped home 19 points and Tim covery with other arthritics. With or deformities that prevent them its highly publicized campaign to textile workers are exposed daily. up in 1975 to study ways to cut down federal lands are substanially less Lou Governale in the closing 16 rem ark^ Phillips. Morris 17 to pace Coventry. Sander Roy, she wrote a book. from doing the Berson exercises. find a cure for cancer. Health experts working on a on the $22 million loss of productivi­ than justified.” seconds proved to be big blows as A hoop by Tom Eaton with 1:10 to Next outing for Cheney is Friday Cheney ’Tech registered a 57-54 up­ go gave Cheney a 53-52 lead. Coven­ night at home against Rocky Hill. try went up by a single digit before set win over Coventry High in Cheney Teel: (57) — Gothberg 6-0- Paul Nowak, made both ends of a Charter Oak Conference basketball 12, Williamson 11-2-24, Governale 0- Guest editorial one-and-one with 16 seconds action last night in Coventry. 5-5, Eaton 4-0-8, Mitchell 0-0-0, showing. “ It was a terrific win because it Nowak 3-2-8. Totals 24-9-57. Coventry had an opportunity with was close all the way and it showed Coventry (54) — T.Morris 6-5-17, four seconds left but missed the we can win on the road and under Szabo 8-3-19, J.M orris 2-3-7, front end of a one-and-one. Lou Free enterprise pressure,” lauded Tech Coach Craig Berkowitz 3-1-7, Edgerly 0-0 0, Governale grabbed the rebound and Phillips. Thalacker 2-0-4, Tennyson 0-0-0. was quickly fouled. He sealed the The Beavers were able to take the Totals 21-12-54. decision despite having leading triumph with both ends of a one-and- means just that Herald photo by Pinto scorer Isaac Williamson on the one. bench. He fouled out with 2:30 to go. Cheney is now 4-4 in the COC and St. Paul's Matt Paskov comes down with Conference clash at the Eagles’ court. Locals “ The kids hung together and had a 5-4 overall while the loss drops the Patriots to 4-3 in COC play and 4-5 rebound despite efforts of Eest Catholic’s held on for 60-53 victory. Editor’s note; On Saturdays the beauty salons, dress shops, overall. NITE OWLS- Marion Smith 509, Doug-Bond In last night’s Hartford County Kennie Moir 176-475, Donna Clisby Manchester Herald reprints appliance dealers, book stores, Koch triumphs Williamson had 24 points before editorials from other New England 178-482, June Derench 189-456, Edna or, for that matter, newspapers. fouling out with Cal Gothberg ad­ publications. BRUSSON, Italy (U P I) - Olym­ ding 12 and Nowak and Eaton 8 Ruff 459, Connie Uriano 466, June In fact, we can’t think of a single pic silver medalist Bill Koch of apiece for Cheney. Andy Szabo Rowett 212-486, Annie Gagnon 458. From the Connecticut Business business that should be Putney, Vt., took command at the J Times restricted in this way. The law start and fattened his lead Eagles down St. Paul throughout the 30-kilometer race We were interested to learn of the market should determine Friday to capture his second recently that some restaurants how may restaurants (book straight World Cup cross-country Eagle matmen pinned in downtown Hartford are ban­ stores, etc.) there will be. To with a 14-4 spiirt in the third stan­ “ We really didn’t do anything had toe *18 markers, all in the first ski race. points. ding together to petition the city operate a business is a constant za enabling it to open a nine-point special. We just got out on him,” half, for St. Paul. Koch, 26, who became the first East Catholic wrestling team -explained Elast Coach Jim Penders, American to win an Olympic cross­ dropped a 48-26 decision last night to Results: too —Bonzani (E C ) pinned Dutil to put a cap on the number of challenge, and people con­ spread, East Catholic was able to East Catholic (60) — Galligan 10- “ We didn’t go to a box-and-one. It country medal in 1976 and the first Farmington High in Farmington. :45,107—Campagna (F ) pinned Speno 1:36,114 restaurants that may operate templating the business world hold off a late charge by St. Paul to 2-22, Dargati 6-1-13, Callahan 0-0-0, —Lingenfelter (F ) p in n ^ Mulcahy 2:52, 121 was team defense. We made him to win a World Cup race last The loss drops toe Eagle matmen annex a 60-53 Hartford County Bond 5-5-15, Hintz 1-2-4, Askintowicz -Byrne (EC) pinned Neill 3:29, 128 A there. They believe there are should understand this fact. shoot with some pressure.” The weekend, clocked one hour, 29 mins to 2-5-1 for the season. Next outing is Conference basketball engagement 2-1-5, Ciszewski 0-0-0, Brunone 0-1-1, —Kilpatrick (F ) pinned Foley 3:18, 134 —J. just too many restaurants for 'Those who misread the market Falcons were 6-for-20 the second and 33.7. secs. Jean-Paul Pierrat of Tuesday afternoon against Weaver L in gen felter ( F ) pinned C orey 3:50, 140 last night at Saunders’ Gymnasium. Honigmann 0-0-0. Totals 24-12-60. the city of 136,000, and they’re — or who get lazy, or easily dis­ half. “ I have to attribute that to our France was second in 1:31.04.8 with High in Hartford. -T u rgeo n (E C ) ded. Asadow 10-3,147-Butler The triumph evens toe Eagles’ St. Paul (53) — Paskov 3-0-6, Day (F ) pinned Antonia 1:51. 157—Jacobson (F ) team defense,” Penders stated. the Soviet Union’s Sergei Sokarev Rich Bonzani and Steve Byrne fearful of new competition. couraged — are in for rough conference mark at 2-2 and ups their 4-0-8, Ziotas 1-2-4, Greene 9-0-18, pinned Morra 2:26. 169 -L e y la n d (E C ) sup. “ We played with more intensity pacing third in 1:31.17.1. Koch also each had pins for East, Ben Leyland Naturally, all of these people sailing, indeed. overall docket to 4-6 while the set­ Darby 2-2-6, Plachno 3-2-8, Pileski 0- dec. Onrush 14-0, 187 -P o p o lis io (F ) pinned won a noncup 15-km race Tuesday in registered a superior decision and M eyer 2:54, Unlimited —Double forfeit. back drops St. Paul to 0-4 in HCC toe second half. We were very flat 1-1, Lagasse 0-2-2. Totals 22-^-53. confess to being strong ad­ Older business es­ David Turgeon a decision for Eagle play and 2-7 overall. the first half,” Penders remarked. France. vocates of free enterprise. tablishments, w e’ve found, tend East’s next outing is Monday East took a slim 20-18 lead at toe The restaurant business to get rather haughty about com ­ night in West Haven against non­ turn with both quintets experiencing N historically is a competitive one, petition. They forget that conference rival Notre Dame High hot hands from the floor. The Eagles with a high rate of business without a free market, they at 8 o’clock. were a torrid 9-for-ll with 6-foot-2 Overtime success for Tribe girls, 49-47 sophomore Jim Dargatl 5-for-6 and failures. This being the case, would have not been able to build After St. Paul pulled within a^ point at 54-53 toe Eagles extended senior Galligan perfect on three why so many people choose to up their own businesses. They second half but in the third quarter points and 9 rebounds for the 9-1 toe lead behind free throws by Brian floor tries. Unable to hold onto a seven-point novers and subsequent hoops enabling the Whippets to draw even. especially our defense made our young Indians. open a restaurant is beyond us. are like mem bers of an elite club Galligan. Following a Falcon miss. The Falcons, behind the hot lead in toe final 1:02 of regulation, “ Our one fault was we turned the offense go. If you play good hustling Manchester’s next outing is But they do. Which means either who, having finally been East’s Dave Hintz hit both ends of a shooting of 5-foot-ll sophomore Manchester High fought back in the overtime to secure a 52-49 win over ball over too much tonight,” defense you will get some offense Tuesday afternoon in a make-up that a lot of people are confident selected for membership, now one-and-one with 24 seconds left and Greene, took a 35-34 halftime advan­ remarked Manchester Codch Steve off of that,” Armstrong voiced. clash against Fermi High in Enfield Doug Bond sealed matters with a tage. Greene, who had 8 markers visiting Windham High in CCIL of mastering the challenge, or wish to keep out all other at 3:30. breakaway bucket. the first quarter, added 10 more in girls’ basketball action last night at Armstrong. The third-year mentor Pam Brown was particuarly they’re just plain naive. In any aspirants. Herald photo by Pinto The Falcons, after a torrid first toe second eight-minute block for an Clarke Arena. noted the team’s offense again was effective defensively for Manrhesler (52) — Donnelly 4 1- event, the public responds to the In fact, it is the true believers WINTER SHADOWS IN A MANCHESTER BACKYARD. half of shooting, cooled off in the se­ 18-point first half. A Donna DeGray hoop gave the off but the defense was rock solid Manchester with 5 steals. 3 9, P.Brown 31-5 7, T. Brown 10-0 2, wide choice of eating places like of free enterprise, the men and cond 16-minute block. Galligan netted 12 points and Whippets a 49-47 edge in the extra and enabled the Indians to put points Christensen had 12 points, .foung 8 Markham 1 0-2 2, White 0 0-0 0, a fish to water. They love it. ’The women who fight to keep com­ E)ast, trailing 35-34 at toe half, Dargati 11 for East at toe half. The session but a Lisa Christensen score; on the board. and Pam Brown 7 along with Sue Wojnarowski 2 0-0 4, Tucker 3 0-0 6, Eagles were 15-for-20 from toe floor with two minutes to go drew toe Silk more choice the better. petition open even at their own went on a 14-4 tear to move to a 48-39 Manchester had a 16-13 lead at the Donnelly’s 9 markers to pace Christensen 5 2-4 12, Young 4 0-0 8, lead. John Askintowicz and Bond toe first half while St. Paul was Towners even and a hoop by Paige Manchester. Wright 10-0 2, Hopperstead 0 0-0 0. We don’t believe there should expense, who are members of turn and 22-21 margin at the half. It netted two hoops in toe stretch while equally adept at 16-for-31. There Young with 48 seconds showing gave Robyn Sauvageau netted a game- Totals 24 4-14 52. clung to a 34-31 advantage going into be any limit to the number of the elite. We should emulate Bond and 6-foot-5 sophomore Chris were five deadlocks in the opening toe locals the lead for good. high 24 points to pace the Whippets, Windham (49) — Littell 0 3-4 3, Open forun n / Readers' views what normally are the final eight downtown restaurants any more them, and stop < complaining Brunone handled toe boardwork. stanza and three more in toe second Pam Brown’s free throw clinched 6-3 in the league and 7-3 overall. She Hayes 3 1-2 7, DeGray 1 3-7 5, minutes of play. than there should be a lim it to St. Paul was a chilly 4-for-14 in toe canto before St. Paul reeled off a 6-2 matters for the Indians, 7-1 in the was the lone performer in double Sauvageau 9 6-7 24, Donnelly 2 4-4 8, when we see free enterprise at Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 “ We’re still not where we were 10 third stanza against East’s 6-for-ll. spurt to snare toe slender halftime CCIL and 8-2 overall. digits for Windham. Barrett 0 0-0 0, Burris 0 0-0 0. Hun- the number of grocery stores. work. days ago. But we played better than Pat Greene, after an 18-polnt first margin. Manchester had a 47-40 advantage Manchester also took the jayvee ziker 0 0-0 0, Ruggs 1 0-0 2. Totals 16 we did against Wethersfield. half, was held scoreless as East’s 1- Galligan had 22 points. Bond 15 with 1:02 left but pressure by “ Our offense was off again in the tilt, 37-32. Carey Markham had 8 17-24 49. 2-2 zone paid him special heed. and Dargati 13 to lead East. Greene Windham resulted in a couple of tur­ get out and vote. a year or two in our mocassins, you special touch. No proof If Mr. Fitts wants to be a believer will not be sitting with too much egg Bennet Junior High Stage Band; in fairy tales, that’s fine with me. on your face. Michael Orfitelli, the band leader; Berry's World I ’ve already been that route, as Elinor A. Patten and Bennet Junior High School can Unbeaten Cromwell 2 most of us here in town have. To the Editor: 33 Mather St. be duly proud of their talent and ac­ Nobody mentioned whether the complishment that evening. We Editor Dan Fitts is once again ac­ $350 apartments included utilities want to extend our special thanks to Starting time popular question cusing letterwriters of dastardly ac­ and with inflation, etc. — I think it toe parents of toe members of toe tops winless Bolton tions, without any proof, (Jan. 14) will be a long cold day before (any Hope and love 'stage band. while conveniently neglecting to low-income or medium-income peo­ Thanks to all of you for bringing to Most popular question this week from Auto Show Jan. 29-31 at the Hartford Civic mention how he stacked the decks ple ever get to rent them, at that Center. • Thursday evening toe goodwill to readers has been toe starting time of toe Breaking on top quickly, unbeaten 72-48. Alex Zorba hooped 13 points with a full page of pro-Cheney To the Editor: price. which Dr. King called us all. Super Bowl. ' Cromwell High overwhelmed and Keith Owen 11 for the young 3 letters toe right before election. So be it, — when the curfew is on The Manchester Interracial Judging by toe requests for this informa­ Herald Shares a good luck winless Bolton High, 78-40, in Bulldogs. Since none of my letters were in toe parks in summer, we will see Council would like to thank The Commemorative Committee, tion a number of Manchester families will Charter Oak Conference basketball arrange their Sunday dining schedule around Angle Familiar name to sports fans of a decade Cromwell (78) — Salafia 9-0-18, // typewritten I would like Mr. Fitts to how much police protection Is everyone who participated in toe Manchester Interracial Council action last night in Cromwell. ago appeared in toe news this week with an- McCarthy 8-5-21, Langenauer 1-1-3, NAtlO M ^L state this fact. needed for toe beaches and toe bus toe Super Bowl. The win lifts toe Panthers to 7-0 in Conunemorative Potluck Supper in Earl Yost, nouncement that Pete Ostashen won $5,000 in Claschini 3-0-6, Dumas 3-0-6, Brooks While I am not a member of Kickoff is listed at 4 o’clock which means the conference and 8-0 overall while eO PH CniSlA stops and toe bathrooms in them. At honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Sports Editor toe Three-of-a-Kind Instant Match Game. halftime will be about 5:15 with enough time toe loss drops toe . Bulldogs to 0-6 in 2-0-4, Lewis 3-0-6, Thomas 3-0-6, o&«iKatvousE Concerned Citizens, I respect their that price, I am assuming the bus on Jan. 14 at Center Ctnigregatlonal The one-time Cheney Tech baseball standout to grab a sandwich and drink before the se­ the COC and 0-8 overall. Manchester 4-06, Smith 0-06, Riley efforts to hold down taxes in these stops will have bathrooms. shared his earnings with his family. 'While at Church. It was a snowy evening ^nH cond half starts or to plan dinner at 8 o’clock. Bolton’s next outing is Tuesday at 0- 06, Delisle 066. Totals 36-6-78. trying times, and feel that toe You win some and you lose some. Tech, Ostashen was an outstanding pitcher some people could not attend, but Pick here is Cincinnati over San Francisco East Hampton High at 8 o’clock. — - Harpin 3-06, Herald has no business implying miatirlipfitpr Hmtlil and hitter with the local nine ... Tonight’s S Bolton (40) I tried to make some constructive for the more than 90 who did, toe ' at Michigan’s Silverdome, 21-17. Cromwell raced to a 24-4 lead at Cassells 2-0-4, Brown 5-1-11, Peter­ they are some kind of secret society.' UConn-Villanova basketball game in Hart- suggestions of having trees and spirit of a shared experience t toe turn and never looked back. Joe son 3-1-7, Fletcher 01-1, Ferguson 2- 1^ These are my neighbors all over, next season will cost $25 for all seats. ford will be carried on Channel 3 at 8... Mon- j:- street lights as memwial gifts. warmed us all. Celebrating too yoara Salafia had 8 first-quarter points 1- 5, D.Carpenter 1-02, Mulcahy 2-0 For the record Curi^tly ail flcEets sell for $21 to see toe day n i^ t’s Whaler game in Minnesota will town. Less than 1,000 votes is not exactly Our guest speaker Rev. Alvan of community aervloe followed by six from John Claschini 4, Maneggia 066, Sheetz 066, Flames in the stadium that sets only 7,334. A also be seen in this area at 8 on Channel 30... :|: It disturbs me that Mr. Fitts is sit­ a landslide vote, but Tin satisfied ' Just for the Record Department: The Hart- and five from Kevin McCarthy. A.Carpenter 066. Totals 18-4-40. Johnson Jr., who expressed so Founded Oct. 1,1881 new stadium with a capacity of 13,277 will be Jack Redmond, pro at the Manchester ting at toe Herald office poring that people got out and voted. ‘ ford Whalers point 1,500 game programs for “ They had a swarming defense beautifully toe philosophy of Dr. ready for the 1684-85 season ... Connecticut Racquet aub, will offer toe New England ji: over letters with a magnifying glass each home game at the Hartford Civic Center and pressed occasionally,” cited Meanwhile, I once again ask King, In^ired all of us with his Published by ths Msnohsstsr except when the Boston Bruins visit. Then the Marine Trades Boat Show will open Feb. 4 for Grand Prix tennis format toe weekend of trying to match up typewriter print. Bolton assistant Coach Joe World mark anyone in town to use toe letter message of hope and love. He com­ Publishing Co.. Herald Square, ' p rin ti^ run numbers 2,500 pn^rams>... four days at the Hartford Civic Center.... March 13-15 with proceeds to enter toe It disturbs me even more to read Msnchsstsr. Conn. 0SO4O. Tstsphona Jankowski, “ They opened a big lead column, to speak out on all town mended Manchester on having an in­ . There were 13,277 no-shows at toe National Pacey Pet, co-captain of the Dartmouth Manchester Memorial Hospital Building KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I) - Jim (SOS) 643-2711. and coasted toe rest of toe way.” that some parents are paranoid, as issues. track team, placed fifth in the shot put during Fund. Redmond expects 40 of New England’s terracial council and added that be 1 Football Lease’s American Conference Cromwell’s lead was 46-12 at the Heiring set a world best in toe two- toe Herald stated, about school ' the Dartmouth Relays. The 6-4, 238-pound top players to compete which would make it j;| Ajj for toe Herald, I would like to believed that Dr. King would have M w nbsr o ( umtsd Press knsr- championship playoff game two weeks ago at half and 66-% after three periods. _ mile walk Friday night with a time closings. nattonsl and Audit Burssu o« Cir­ ^ Riverfront Stadium when the mercury Manchester man is also an accomplished toe bluest field ever ... Bill Sacherek and of 12:20.06 at toe Track & Field see accurate proof of statements seen the council as a sign of hope McCarthy had a game-high 21 May I remind Mr. Fitts that these culations. dropped below freezing. A total of 46,3(K violist and a member of toe Dartmouth Ted Arnold took part in racing competition Association International Indoor printed; put up or shut up, and less within toe community. points for Cromwell with Salafia OtMtbrNCA.tnc are toe people who support MACC I A ; diehard fans were counted at toe turnstiles symphony orchestra ... Jim Rice of toe for 70-year-olds at Holiday Mountain in toe Meet. use of foes, paranoid, etc. in The Rev. Newell Curtis and toe also in twin digits with 18. Ted m *Nl70re rewarded when the Bengals l t o h » I M Sox and Bucky Deni of the New ratakills this w y k after skiing last weekend ;j; Heiring eclipsed toe old mark of and care enough to be interested in describing toe voters of Uils town. staff at Center Church were more Brown netted 11 markers to pace Alehsrd M. Diamond, PuMWisr . whipped San Diego ...1101(01 pi4ces for ' York Yankees will be among toe sports per­ at Stowe ... Have a “’^uper" anJ nice 5^ 12:23.0 set by Yevgeniy Yevsyukov what’s going on. They also buy toe Keep an open mind, Mr. Fitts, Bolton with Jeff Peterson chipping than helpful to us. The program Dsn FWs. Editor ; National Hockey League games in Calgary sonalities at the 23rd annual Frank Maratta weekend. 0^ of toe Soviet Union at a 1979 meet in Herald and pay for free papaers for now that you are becoming a typed by Nancy Gutreich of Concor­ in 7. ^ City Editor Fort Worth, Texas. toe whole town on Wednesdays and Manchester taxpayer, so that after dia Lutheran Church showed her Cromwell also took toe jayvee tilt. THE HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 23. 1982 - 9

B — T H E H ERALD , Sat., Jan. 23,> 1982 r Chris No.l in world scoreboard \ Coaches high-scoring game Sonics 118-106 BOSTON (UH) - Chris Evert Evert’s other stop will be Feb. 22-28 tennis player she sometimes gets her groundstrokes and performance in Oakland, Calif. bored with the game. "The on clay surfaces, but wants to play a Lloyd, who swept 73 of 79 matches to BOSTON (U F I) - Lonnie Shelton Golf “ I’m a wife now,” she told a challenge for me is to stay fresh in more aggressive game and imrove DEARBORN, Mich. (U PI) — Super Bowl coaches Bill Walsh of San back Ronnie Lott at practice. Solomon is considered questionable for because of Solomon’s injury., in win e i^ t tournaments last year, poured a season-high 37 points and downtown news conference. Evert those tournaments,” Evert said. her performance on fast surfaces. Francisco and Forrest Gregg of Cincinnati met the news media for Sunday’s game. N- ^ “ Solomon didn’t play last time we met and they beat us 21-3,” was named 1661 world champion Gus W illiams added 36 Friday night said she will reduce her playing Lloyd, who accompanied his wife The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., native the final tim e Friday and were in toU l agreement that Sunday’s game “ I’m very hopeful,” Walsh said. “ The unfortunate part is that there Gregg said. "H e’s a pretty good football player but I don’t think his Friday by the International Tennis at the news conference, has played also, defended Billie Jean King, to power the Seattle SuperSonics to is m ore and more soreness. I don’t think it's serious but it’s still sore. absence will make much difference in the game. Federation. should be high scoring shootout. two tournaments already and in­ whose admission last year that she a 118-106 victory over the Boston Both Walsh and Gregg feel it will take four touchdowns to win. “ Besides, he’s listed as questionable. During the regular season, I Evert accepted a congratulatory tends to piay five more in an effort had had a lesbian affair generated a Celtics. “ As long as the game is in doubt, you’ll see a wide open football think you’ll find that if a guy was listed as questionable during the bouquet of i^-and-w bite balloons The victory was the ninth in the By Unitad Frets intemaUonal to improve his ranking. wave of publicity. She said she did Phoenix Open game,” said Walsh. "I don’t believe in going conservative just fr m the federation and said she will week, that about 90 per cent of them played.” “ If I don’t make'' it, maybe not feel the incident would hurt last 10 games for Seattle, which has At Phoenix, Aril., Jan. B because it’s a championship game. In a game like this, you have to put Gregg said his only injured player was kick returner David Verser defend her title in the Boston stop of Federation been the hottest team in the N B A (P a r 71) someone’s trying to tell me women’s tennis. (Completed of rain-delayed first round) your best foot forward. You go with your style. It’s no tim e to experi­ the women’s pro tennis tour Murch and that he is expected to play Sunday. something,” he said. “ Maybe I “ I don’ t think it ’ s anyone’ s the past two months with a 19-6 ment or get desperate. You simply go out and try to do the things you Gregg and Walsh ajso spoke of the attitude toward Super Bowl 15-21. record since Dec. 1. Larry Nelsm 3 14 S -4 S net rankings should be doing something else.” business what goes on behind closed Lanny Wadkins 3 1 4 4 -4 6 do best. The 27-year-old player edged out losers. E vert, who has won the U.S. Open doors,” Evert said. “ I’ve done The Celtics had lost only three Tom Purt/er 3 3 4 3 -6 6 “ I just can’t see a tight defensive struggle when you have two “ It’s unfdrtuante that it has developed that if you lose the Super Ttacy Austin of Rolling Hills, Calif., 33 4 3 - 46 five times and captured three things in my life that I don’t want times in' 21 home games and had Bob Eastwood quarterbacks like Ken Anderson and Joe Montana playing. I expect a Bowl, you’re branded as a loser,” Walsh said. “ It’s worse than and Czechoslovakia’s Hana won seven of their previous eight Jim Simons 3 4 4 3 -6 7 Wimbledon singles titles during her the whole world to know about.” David Graham 3 3 4 4 - 67 lot of scoring. I don’t think either team w ill run away with it. ’The Wimbledon or a heavyweight fight. The losers have had to skulk out of Mandlikova, both 19, in being named nine-year career, said she wiil keep Evert side-stepped the question o f' before the loss. Morris Hatalsky 3 4 4 3 -6 7 No. 1 for the third tim e in four schedule to eight or nine months. Chi Chi Rodriguez 3 4 4 3 - 67 defenses have been too consistent this year. I think the winner will town. That isn’t right. whether she and Lloyd were plan­ The Celtics, thanks to a 14-4 spurt years. “ John has supported me so many playing because there is still room Dan Pohl 33 4 5 - 4 6 need four touchdowns.” “ Minnesota cam e into this game four tim es and all four tim es they for improvement. ning to start a fqm ily, but said if she paced by R o^rt Parish and Kevin George Bums 3 5 4 3 - 66 “ W e’re not changing anything,” Gregg said later. “ We pretty much Evert said she will make only two years. Now I’m going to support Barry Harwell 3 4 4 4 - 68 were outmanned and lost. They w ere termed losers. 1 think w e should “ I just feel like I haven’t reached had a child she probably would drop McHale, had taken an 81-80 lead go by the book anyway. I think we shocked the world against San stops on the women’s tour in 1982 so him.” Jim Dent 3 5 4 4 - 69 watch that closely. I think it’s tough to get a negative feeling about a m y peak yet,” she said. “ If I was a out of the game. with 4:09 left in the third period. But Jay Haas 3 5 4 4 -6 9 Diego when we ran a fake field goal. It worked and it didn’t work — team that plays so well to get here, wins its conference and then loses she m ay spend more time traveling Another reason Evert is cutting the Sonics, with Shelton scoring six Bod Gilder 3 5 4 4 -6 9 perfect player, I would retire.” , “ I devote m yself to one thing at a 3 5 4 4 -6 9 the play worked but it was called back on a penalty. W e’re lucky Jim “ Mike figured to get a lot of playing time anyway. Solomon is qur the title game.” with her husband of three years, hack on her schedule is because, points and Williams adding four, ran Jim Colbert British tour player John Lloyd. after nine years as a professional Evert said she is satisfied with tim e,” she said. Don January 3 5 4 4 -6 9 Breech came in and kicked a field goal. deep threat but we played and won without him in the past. Our game “ That’s just part of it,” Gregg said. “ But when-you get this far, a o ff their own 14-4 spree and held a Lon Nielsen 3 5 4 3 - 69 “ A lot of things can change the complexion of a game. In any event, plan wouldn’t be affected at ail.” team deserves to be here. You sacrifice a lot but when you lose, all the 94-85 lead after three periods. Fred Couples 3 4 4 6 -6 9 3 5 4 4 - 69 I just don't think 21 points w ill win this game. I think it w ill take 28 or Craig Stadler Wilson, a 6-foot-3, 210-pound rookie from Washington State, caught plaudits go to the winner. I ’m sorry to say that’s the way it is, but it is. Boston never got closer the rest of Curtis Strange 3 5 4 4 -6 9 better to win it.” j nine passes for 125 yards and one touchdown during the regular It’s the nature of the business but I don’t like it. the way. Lennie Clements 3 5 4 3 - 69 Walsh got some bad news Thursday when wide receiver Freddie season. Solomon had 59 catches for 969 yards and eight TDs. “ I’d like to say if we lose. I’ll feel good, but I can’t. H we lose. I’ll Nelson's score stands up Boston-coach Bill Fitch, who drew John Cook 3 6 4 4 -7 0 Ken Green 3 6 4 6 -7 0 Solomon, his deep threat, injured his knee in a collision with defensive Gregg also doesn’t think San Francisco’s offense will change feel bad.” two technical fouls, was ejected Mike Reid 3 5 4 6 -7 0 with 52 seconds to play. Andy Bean 3 6 4 6 -7 0 Steve Hart 3 4 4 6 - 70 Larry Bird led the Celtics with 25 Clyde Rego 3 4 4 5 - 70 points while Parish contributed 22, Bill Rogers 3 7 4 3 -7 0 Tim Simpson 8 3 4 7 -7 0 Purtzer shoots 66 none in the fourth quarter. Nate 3 6 4 4 -7 0 John Jackson Archibald added 13 and McHale 11. Ben Crenshaw 3 5 4 4 - 70 3 5 4 6 -7 0 Bill Hanzlik contributed 12 and Keith Fergus Terry Mauney 3 7 4 3 - 70 "S Sikma 11 for Seattle. Tom Weiskopf 3 6 4 4 - 70 Edge given to Bengals but trails leaders Johnny M iller 3 2 4 8 -7 0 n Solomon's status Gary Hallberg 3646—70 S E A T T L E (118) Bill Kratzert 3645— 70 Shelton 17 3.6 37, Walker 4 (kJ 8, Sikma 3 5 4 4 - 70 6 1-2 11. Williams 16 4-6 36. Hanzlik 2 84 Dan Halldorson Gary Trivlsonno 3 6 4 4 - 70 12, Brown 3 1-1 7, E)onaldson 3 04 6. PON’nA C , Mich. (U P I) - I look PHOENIX. Ariz. (UPI) champ and i981 Player of the Year, Leonard Thompson 3 5 4 5 - 70 Radford 0 1-2 1, Tolbert 0 0-0 0, Vranes 0 for the Cincinnati Bengals to beat Hometown favorite Tom Purtzer and Johnny M iller, who started 1982 Dave Eichelberger 3 4 4 5 -7 0 04 0. Totals 50 lfi-27 118. Ray Barr 3 6 4 5 - 71 the San Francisco 49ers in Sunday’s completed a 5-under-par 66 Friday by winning $500,000 in South Africa, BOSTON (106) Tom Kite 3 6 4 6 - 71 Super Bowl X V I and if you press me in the rain-delayed opening round of were in a big group tied at 70. Both M cHale 5 1-1 11, Bird 9 7-7 2f., Parish Lee Elder 3 7 4 4 - 71 11 0-2 22. Archibald 3 74 13, Ford 2 04 5, for specific reasons, I can give you a played Friday and, at one p oin t,, Joe Inman 3 4 4 7 - 71 Sports Parade the |3(XI,0IX) Phoenix Open, but it M axwell 3 2-2 8. Robey 2 (H) 4, Andy North 3 5 4 6 - 71 "won't alter plans Henderson 2 2-2 6, Carr 0 2-2 2, Ainge 5 couple in a hurry — Ken Anderson wasn’t enough to overhaul PG A were clo^ to the lead before falling Scott Hoch 38-33-71 04 10, Bradley 0 04 00. Femsten 0 04 Jerry Pate 3 4 4 7 -7 1 and Cris Collinsworth. Milt Richman Champion Larry Nelson who shot a back. 00. Totals 42 21-24 106. Bill Calfee 3 4 4 7 -7 1 The pair furnish the Bengals with Seattle 38 2828 24-118 63 Thursday before a squall cut off Among those tied at 71 was Tom Jack Renner 3 6 4 5 - 71 Boston 3229 2421-106 something special, a degree of com­ Kite, the 1981 money-winning cham­ Steve Spray 3 7 4 4 -7 1 forward. You don’t experirnent or try chancy, Iqwln play. Three-point goals—Ford. Fouled out— DEARBORN, Mich. (UPI) — Losing wide receiver Mike Donald 3 4 4 7 -7 1 petence and confidence the like of pion. Lee Trevino, making his first none. Total fouls—Seattle 19. ^ s to n 23. Freddie Solomon for Sunday’s Super Bowl game would percentage plays. In our case, we are going to go with Thus, Nelson’s 63 stood up as the Mike Morley 3 4 4 7 -7 1 which I haven’t seen since top score in a tournament that now start of the year, and Ed Fiori who Technical—Boston coach Fitch 2. A— Jack Ferenz 3 6 4 6 - 71 take away San Francisco’s “ home run” weaponry but our style of football.” 15,320. Broadway Joe Namath provided the has been extended through Monday. won the Hope Classic in a playoff w ill not change the 49ers’ game plan. Coach Bill Walsh In the 49ers’ case, Walsh said the club was likely to->* New York Jets with those two Lanny Wadkins shot a 65 among with Kite shot 73s. Three-time said Friday. throw more in the first half and should they get the lead, qualities all by himself in Super to Pontiac with the idea this game beams the 24-year-old bachelor, and those who played the opening round Phoenix champ Arnold Palm er shot Solomon’s status remained questionable for the show­ rely more on the running attack. He stuck to his predic-’ ’ Bullets 110-97 B stsK e th sM Bowl III. wasn’t life or death and he was you can see he means it. “ I only Thursday and was two shots back a 74 on Thursday. down with the Cincinnati Bengals after he strained his tion the Bengals would use running back Pete Johnson 30' Some people get the idea Bill going to have a good tim e preparing have another two weeks to play foot­ while F^rtzer was tied with Bob Purtzer, who never has play^ LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Greg Friday's College Basketball Results knee in practice on Thursday. He was to be checked times and pass the other half of the time. " By United Press International Walsh, the 49ers coach, is laying it for it and he has. ball before I won't be able to play it Etestwood at 66. w ell in his hometown event, had Ballard scored 23 points and Jeff later in the day but Walsh said the injury was getting “ There nave been games we have passed 25 times in” East on a little when he calls Anderson The rest of the Bengals talk of' again for six months. Then I ’ll go Half of the field of 144 made it teed o ff on the 7th hole when rain Ruland added 20 Friday night to lead Amherst 65, Drew 54 “ more and more serious as the day went on” Thursday. the first half, then only eight or nine in the second half,” Bridgeport ffi. N ew Hampshire Coll. “ the best player in the N F L today,” Anderson as their leader now. Sur­ back to Florida and nobody will around the par-36-35 Phoenix Coun­ called off play Thursday. He needed the Washington Bullets to their fifth If Solomon cannot start or play in Super Bowl X V I, Walsh recalled. “ Look at the Bengals’ history, it’s heen^ Mannaitanvilie 89. FDU-Madison 64 but Walsh, who worked with him prisingly, though, they believe their know who I am.” try a u b Course Thursday, and the a half a dozen holes to get going straight victory, a 110-97 decision Middlebury 86, Babson 05 Mike Wilson would be used according to Walsh. a 50-50 proposition as well.” when he was an assistant coach with chances wouldn’t be impaired that Don’t believe that. With other half completed the round in Friday and finished with birdies on over the Portland Trail Blazers. Upsala 76. Mass.-Boston 74 “ Mike figured to get a lot of playing time anyway,” Ursinus 61, Juniata 56 the Bengals, seems to mean what he much if Anderson should be hurt Collinsworth’s natural humor and bright sunshine Friday. the 17th and 18th holes to complete The triumph boosted the Bullets’ Walsh said. “ Our deep threat would be affected. Fred­ Walsh doesn’t see a blowout for Super Bowl XVI” Yale 71. Fairfield 82 says and is far from alone in his Sunday and replaced by his backup infectious personality and the way Purtzer’s score was the best the 66. season record, 20-19, above .500 for die has great downfield movement but w e've played and because of the strength of the two teams’ defenses. He thinking. At 32, Anderson has never man, eager, 25-year-old Jack he performs, more people are going among those who played Friday. Overnight wind and early sun the first time since the 1979-1980 won without him in the past.” predicted the winning team would n e^ to score four” been a better player than he is now. Thompson from America Samoa, to know him than do even now and Defending champion David Friday helped dry out the course season. Solomon was hurt running a Bengal offensive pattern touchdowns, the same forecast he made before his UPI photo What helps Anderson even more is who can throw the ball, too. don’t be surprised if he winds up the Graham and M orris Hatalsky shot considerably, and those who played Mychal Thompson, who had only against the 49ers in practice. Cornerback Ronnie Lott team’s NFC championship victory over Dallas. 'T* Radix his sharp brain and experience, Thompson has looked good star of his own TV show sometime 67s Friday to tie with Jim Simons later scored better than those who four points at halftime, led Portland got caught with Solomop and both fell with Solomon “ The chance that one team would win big is very, very” which when coupled on the field, whenever Forrest Gregg has had to in the future. He reminds me of the and Chi Rodriguez who played started early. Chris Evert Lloyd holds big number one after being named 1981 with 17 points. twisting his knee. unlikely,” Walsh said, “ the defense is too good, althouf^” ■TV make for an awareness or sixth use him. Herb Shriner, the late comedian on Thursday. “ The only wet spots w ere in the Solomon is also the team’s third string quarterback they may allow a big play or two.” world champion by International Tennis Federation. She Is In sense reminiscent of John Unitas. But the member of the Bengals from Indiana. Next qt 68, three-under-par and fairways,” Purtzer, who struggled behind starter Joe Montana and backup Guy Benjaihin. Walsh, who lost a coin flip which required his team to., Boston for start of I982 women’s pro tour. 76ers 111-105 Anderson runs better than Unitas who keeps them all loose is “ There aren’t too many things to five off the lead, were Dan Pohl, last year and is hopeful of regaining Walsh conceded in the unliklihood his first two signal workout before the Bengals each day, said his team hff^' did. Give him any kind of opening Collinsworth, the charismatic do where I come from,” says the George Bums and Barry Harwell his form in 1982, said. “ I putted / ______callers were injured, “ w e’d be in trouble. I haven’t real­ adjusted to the three-hour time change from the West; INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Bobby SATURDAY and he’ll go. rookie receiver from Titusville, Bengals’ 6-foot-4, 190-pound string- while Craig Stadler, who opened the well, and that accounted for my ly thought about it yet.” Coast. But he suggested NFL owners consider some' Jones scored eight points in the final 1:15 NHL: Bruina va. Capilala, You’ll seldom see him being Fla., who set a club record with 1,- bean, whom they call “ Cadillac” for 1980 tour by winning the Tucson good score, but I hated to walk off The loss of Solomon would hot alter the 49ers’ plans to type of modification of that rule in the future. ’’4 six minutes Friday night to lead the Ch. 38 tackled, either. Whenever he takes (X)9 yards in receptions, made the rather obvious reasons. “ I don’t live Open, was among a big group at 69. Thursday because I was in such a have a “ 50-50” split between running and passing Philadelphia 76ers to a 112-105 2:30 College baakelball: o ff with the ball and finds himself Pro Bowl and has drawn the too far from Cape Kennedy. You He also said the league, media and fans have placqd^ Bill Rogers, the British Open good groove.” Cheney, Bacon triumph over the Indiana Pacers. AI a ba m a-B i r m i n gh a m va. surrounded, he lowers his body and greatest attention from the media could go out there and see a rocket against Cincinnati. He discounted the possibility of too much emphasis on the winner of the Super Bowl. The loss was Indiana’s eighth in DePaul, Ch. 3 sort of slides into the ground feet all this week. shoot off. I saw one explode one using any trick plays in the Silverdome contest. “ It’s worse than Wimbledon or a heavyweight fight,” “ Our game plan would be affected at all,” Walsh said. its last nine games, and 11th in a row 3:30 College baakelball: Tem­ first before he’s hit. That’s to avoid You have to hear Collinsworth to time. We’d also have these popcorn he said, “ the loser has had to'kk'ulk out of town. That “ You have to go into this game with your best foot to Philadelphia. ple va. Si . Joaeph, Ch. 22, 30 getting hurt. appreciate him, and you have to parties where we’d get together at isn’t right.” tie in wrestling The 76ers outscored the Pacers, 3:30 College baakelball: “ Normally, I ’d go in head first, watch him make those clutch someone’s house to watch the Super Angels sign Reggie 13-5, in the last six minutes. Indiana Virginia Tech va. Louiaville, but I hurt m y shoulder doing it that catches to understand why the Bowl game on TV with some girls. Bouchard and Tony Walter by deci­ had a 100-99 lead at 6:27 after a hook ESPN w ay,” he says. Bengals appreciate him even more. W e’d have a lotta fun.” Two forfeits in the final two sion for te Techmen. shot by Tom Owens. But the 76ers .3:30 Pro bowling: Alameda Nobody is enjoying all the pre- Says linebacker Glenn Cameron: Someone asks Collinsworth if he weight classes left host Bacon 96 years of pro experience Next outing is Tuesday against St. took the lead for good when Clint Open, Ch. 8, 40 Super Bowl hoopla more than “ He may be an entertainer to you had a better year with the girls than Academy and Cheney Tech to three-year pact Richardson picked up a loose bail Paul in Bristol at 3.15. 4 College baakelball: Purdue Anderson, who never before was guys, but he’s one helluva player to he did with the Bengals. wrestling squads stalemated at 30- under the Philadelphia basket and va. Virginia, USA Cable with a winner in all 10 of his past us.” “ Oh, yeah,” he deadpans. “ I had all in ede action yesterday in Results. 100—Small (B A ) pinned put it in for a 101-100 lead. 5:.30 NASL Soccer: Coamoa v. seasons with the Bengals. He came “ I’m having the time of my life,” only 61 catches with (he Bengal*” Super Bowl assignment Sunday Colchester. ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - play. I guess with everything being The deadlock leaves the Techmen Rafala 1:21, 107 —Vachon (B A ) Jones scored a layup to extend the Sling, ESPN Reggie Jackson signed a threeyear equal, the most difficult decision for 4-7-1 and the Bobcats 6-2-1. WBF. 114 —Boisvert (C T ) pinned lead to 103-100, then teammate 7 College baakelball: Duke va. contract with the California Angels me was whether to go to Baltimore M iller won via forfeit in the Parsons 3:04, 121 —Vachon (B A ) Julius Erving scored one ot two free Clemaon, USA Cable (taped delay) just another game for officials Friday, ending a bizarre month of or California. Both clubs have really 187-pound class to give Cheney a 30- maj. dec. Paradis 9-1,128—Beaulieu throws after a foul by the Pacers’ 7:15 NHL: Whalera va. Red Experience on side negotiations that brought scathing fine people. 24 edge but a forfeit in the (BA) pinned Dubiel 5:24, 134 Don Buse. Jones followed with a 13- Winga, WTIC; 7:30 Whalera va. ' Sports state criticism from Major League “ I guess the overriding factor for heavyweight class enabled Bacon to —Watkins (CT) dec. Atkins 8-3, 140 footer to give Philadelphia a 106-100 Red Winga, Ch. 30 me was that it’s time to come —Gauvin (CT) pinned DeBerbowsky lead. 7:35 College baakelball: . DEARBORN, Mich. (UPI) - others are Al Conway (No. 7), um­ Haggerty, who was the referee IS Players Association president Mar­ draw even. The deadlock was 5:05,147— Bouchard (CT) maj. dec. Erving was high scorer for Super Bowl X V I Sunday will be just pire; Jerry Bergman (No. 17), head Super Bowl X III, said that there wlH' vin Miller. home.” further enhanced by a draw between UConn va. Villanova, WDRC; 8 Schooley 12-2, 157 —Walter (CT) P h ila d el^ ia with 24, Jones had 21 UConn va. Villanova, Ch. 3 of Bengals Sunday Saturday another game to a group of seven linesman; Bob Beeks (No. 16), line be no emphasis in the officiate’ In New York, the Yankees an­ The contract guarantees Jackson Cheney’s Gary LaJoie and Bacon’s dec. O’Donal 12-6,167—LaJoie (C T ) and Andrew Toney 18. Herb 8 College baakelball: Texas va. BASKETBALL men on the field that includes judge; Bill Swanson (No. 20), back preparation on certain tendencies of- nounced they had broken off $700,000 a year for the next three Frank Thurber at 4-all at the 167- drew with Thurbur 2-2, 187 —Miler Williams led the Pacers with 20, MaHHaHuit at MCC (at ECHS), 8 referee Pat Haggerty. judge; Bob R ice (No. 19), side either the Cincinnati Bengals or the’ negotiations with Jackson. years with attendance incentives pound level. South Carolina, ESPN that could boost bis salary to $1 (CT) WBF, Unlimited —Parlee Clemon Johnson had 19 and Johnny 8 MISL Soccer: Arrows va, DEARBORN, Mich. (U P I) - The showed as a rookie last season. MaHHaBuil ai MCC (women), 6 “ W e’ll do the same thing that judge, and Don Hakes (No. 6), field San Francisco 49ers, but they would -^The Yankees said the parties Ray Boisvert and E ric Gauvin million a year if the Angels reach (B A ) WBF. Davis 17. Stalliona, Ch. 9 San Francisco 49ers consider The offensive lines are com­ ICE HOCKEY we’ve been doing every week for the judge. be aware of it. agreed to discontinue talks won by pin and Todd Watkins, Lance following a lengthy phone conversa­ specified attendance figures in their 9 College baakelball: Notre themselves a team of destiny but it parable, with perhaps a slight edge Manchester V8. Somers at Enfield past 16 weeks,” ’said Haggerty, a 17- Alternates are Gene Barth (No. He was questioned about charge* home games. Dame va. Maryland, USA Cable appears that it is the Cincinnati to Cincinnati. Mammoth tackle Rink, Wethersfield at East year veteran of NFL officiating, 14) and Grover Klemmer (No. 8). tion between owner George Stein- Spurs 115-107 that San Francisco got away with, brenner and Walker. The Yankees The slugger became a free agent 10:30 NBA : Neta va. Spura, Bengals who are destined to become Anthony Munoz, a 6-foot-6, 278- Catholic (at BIP), 9:30 Friday. Bergman, Beeks, Conway, Swanson “ illegal picks” on downfield pasg following last year’s World Series Ch. 9 Super Bowl champions Sunday. pounder, is the key man for the WRESTLING Haggerty (who wears uniform No. and Haggerty have worked together said that a major issue was Tribe swimmers dunked ATLANTA (UPI) — George Ger- routes in previous games. In toeir when his New York Yankees lost to 11 College baakelball: UCLA The key factor is experience, es­ Bengals while guard Randy Cross, a Enfield at Manchester, noon 4) w ill head a crew with 96 years of in various officiating crews this Jackson’s desire to play the outfield vin scored 29 points Friday night to 28-27 NFC championship win ov«n the Los Angeles Dodgers. Califoinia va, California-Berkeley, USA pecially at quarterback. San Fran­ 6-3, 250-pounder, is the 49ers’ best pro officiating experience. The season. on a regular basis. lift the San Antonio Spurs to a 115- the Dallas Cowboys, the 49ers effec­ cisco’s Joe Montana has revived his lineman. Stelnbrenner wished Jackson the was one of several teams to . draft for sixth straight time 107 victory over the Atlanta Hawks. Cable tively employed the use of picks,; “Comeback Kid” image from his The Bengals have an edge in best ot hick, “ except when he is the man nicknamed "M r. October” The Spurs, who had lost six of where receivers cross paths to con­ playing the Yankees.” for his playoff and World Series ac­ SUNDAY days at Notre Dame but Cincinnati’s receivers. Isaac Curtis and Cris Six times o ff the start blocks and Penney no time given. their last seven games against fuse man-to-man defensive complishments. Noon NBA: Celtica va. Trail Ken Anderson has been simply out­ Collinsworth on the outside and Dan ” Jadown, who has lived in Carmel, 200 free; 1. Goss (P). 2. Gorman (M). 3. Atlanta, led by ds many as 13 points coverage. . six tim es winding up dunked is the Ross at tight end give Cincinnati a Flow of gome will dictate Calif, for many years and has Larkin (M ) 2:16.53. In the first quarter, but the Hawks Blazera, WINF. WPOP standing. Manchester High boys’ swimming “ The downfield men will bg, several businesses in Oakland, said 200 IM: 1. Sabo (P). 2. Cohen (P). 3. 2 College baakelball: Virginia Anderson led the NFL in passing, blend of speed, experience and abili­ 1. Carter case team after yesterday’s 91-77 setback battled back to trail 83-78 after three looking for it,” Haggerty said^ hb was happy to join the Angels. McDonough (M ) 2:24.64 va. Louiaville, Ch. 22, 30 had the lowest interception percen­ ty. Dwight Clark of the 49ers is an at the hands of Penney High at the 50 free: 1. Duffy (P ). 2. Fitzgerald (M ). 3 periods. The Hawks, however, got “ There has to be contact. I don’t ‘ “ I’m very happy to join a club that MONTREAL (UPI) - Only fine 2:30 NASL Soccer: Jackaon- tage in the league and showed exceptional receiver who isn’t real­ Indians’ pool. CalllB ( P ) .24.05. Diving; 1. Villars (P ). 2. no closer than 96-94 with 5:32 left In think there’ll be any cheap fouls. really seemed to pursue m e and print remains to be worked out on a ville va. Toronto, ESPN another dimension by leading NFL ly quick and the 49ers’ deep threat, Tracy O’Connell in the 100-yard Perroiie (P ). S. Borglda (M ) 166.15 points. the game. Gregg's gome strategy They’ll have to be there. It’s got to 'inaiied me,” Jadcson said from contract which could make Mon­ 100 fly: 1. D.Sabo (P ). 2. Fitzgerald (M ). 3. 2:30 Super Bowl XVI pre.game quarterbacks iq rushing, averaging Fr^die Solomon, suffered a knee freestyle and Gary McDonough in San Antonio got 20 points from be a good, definite foUl.” Mami, where he was filming a treal Expos all-star catcher Gary CalUs P )(l:0 1 .6 . ahow, Ch. 3 seven yards a carry. injury late in the week and may not the 100-yard breaststroke were the 100 free: 1. O’Connell (M ). 2. Jones (M ). 3. Mike Mitchell and 19 points and 12 Carter about $2 million a year for 4 Super Bowl XVI, Bengala va, The experience factor is the big be 100 per cent. Tight end Charle television show. lone victors for the O'O Silk Towners. Higgins ( P ) 1:03.91. rebounds from Mark Olberding. DEARBORN, Mich. (UPI) — The To prepare for the game at 4 p.m.’ “ With the Angels I get a chance to the next eight years. 49era, Ch. 3, WPOP difference, however. Montana has Young doesn’t have Ross’ versatili­ 49ers’ lineup may be a plus for the himself. “ As a coach, I ’m responsi­ Brendan Gorman, Bob Fitzgerald, 500 free: 1. D uffy (P ) , 2. Goss (P ). 3. Larkin Dave Ckirzine came o ff the bench to flow of the game will dictate how Bengals but if so, Gregg is not EST Sunday in the Pontiac Silver-, (M ) 5:42.71. 5 'Track: Sunkial Invitational been a starter for little more than ty. ble for everybody on the team. Adam Borglda, Jeff Larkin, Gahan score 16 points and hauled down a Cincinnati Coach Forrest G regg’s looking to exploit it until the game dome, Haggerty said the officiating, 100 back: 1. Cohen (P ). 2. Gorman (M ). 3. Indoor Meet, USA Cable (taped one season. Anderson has been at it Cincinnati had the edge on the “I’m very proud to be here,” Fallone, Kent Michaud, Kendruck Fallone (M ) 1:06.1. game-high 13 rebounds. strategy runs. starts. crew has been running each d a ^ ' delay) for 11 years. Montana is for the most defensive line, with Elddie Eldwards, Gregg said. ‘ T t’s a big thing in m y trio in hoop point fixing Beckwith and Todd Jones all picked 100 breast: 1. McDonough (M ), 2. Michaud Atlanta, 18-20, was led by John “ The game itself almost dictates “ Solomon,” he reminded his studying films of the playoff games' 7:30 NHL: Rangera va. part an extension of Coach Bill Wilson Whitley and Ross Browqer. life to be here.” up points for the Indians. (M ). 3. Beckwith (M ) 1:10.94. Drew with 27 points and Ekldie John­ what you do,” Greg said Friday at questioner, “didn’t play the last and looking “ for the type of situa­ 400 free relay: 1. I^nney, 2. MHS, 3. MHS Capilala, USA Cable Walsh’s offensive philosophy. His San Francisco’s best defensive Manchester’s next outing is son with 25. the last big press conference prior tim e we met and they beat us 21-3. Gregg shared a lament by Walsh tion that might get you thinking 4:17.2. game is Bill Walsh’s game. lineman, Fred Dean, is a part-time receive prison sentences Friday night against E.O. Smith in to Sunday’s Super Bowl XVI “ He’s a pretty good fdotball that “ the Super Bowl is the only about a certain play.” Anderson, on the other hand, has player, inserted into the game in Storrs at 6 o’clock. Milbury out passing situations. between his slight underdog Bengals player but I don’t think his absence major sporting event in America more adaptability. His experience Asked about the pressure of the RexaUx: The Bengal linebackers, led by and the San Francisco 49ers. will make much difference in the where the loser has to skulk out of ”NEW YORK (UPI) - Three of Burke, of Howard Beach, (Queens, BOSTON (UPI) - Defenseman gives him the ability to make season’s biggest game, he saiij,, MO medley relay: 1. Penney, 1. MHS, 3, “ I don’t think 21 points w ill win gam e,” Greg said. town.” petqile convicted in the Boston te regarded by investigators as the Mike Milbury who suffered sprained Im portant changes on the field more readily. Jim LeCIair, have an experience “ We’ll all feel the pressure but onep this football gam e,” he said. “ I "Besides, he’s listed as “That’s just part of it, I guess,” College basketball point shaving mastermind of the 1978 $5.8 million right knee ligaments iii the first He very simply has seen more than edge. Veteran Jack Reynolds heads the ball is kicked, we’re all' think it’s going to take 28.” questionable,” he said. “ During the Gregg said. “ But when you get this gambling scheme were sentenced in Lufthansa robbery at Kennedy Air­ period of Wednesday night’s game NoUcel Montana and has had to react to the 49er linebackers but the rest are professionals.” Gregg reiterated Cincinnati got to regular season, I think you’ll find far a team deserves to be here. U.S. District Court Fridy to prison. port. in Pittsburgh w ill be out for six-to- m ore things. relatively young players. Contrary to the contentions of llling quintet the first Super Bowl north of the that if a guy was listed as “ You sacrifice a lot, but when you ' James “ Jimmy the (3ent” Burke He bad two months remaining to eight weeks, the Boston Bruins an­ The Bengals have an advantage in San Francisco’s defensive secon­ some often-penalized league Mason-Dixon line by passing and it questionable during the week, that lose, all the plaudits go to the nKelved a 20-year term and a $30,- serve on probation from an earlier nounced Friday. rushing with two big backs. Pete dary has gotten loads of publicity players, Haggerty said there arg BARRACUFFE would leave the Silverdome that about 90 percent of them played.” winner,” the former Green Bay 000 fine. extortion convictionm “ Mike will not need surgery,” Johnson, Cincinnati’s 250-pound this season but the Bengals have “ no marked men” singled out by the' downs Bennet way. But he hinted San Francisco A ll week, G regg has been hounded Packer great offensive lineman “ Sentoicing o f Rick Kuhn, 26, a The fellow coK»nspirators in the General Manager Harry Sinden AMOGO fullback, can control a game if his been quite effective, too. Ken Riley, officiate for closer scrutiny. a 13year veteran cornerback, heads Coach Bill Walsh might be wise to about how it feels to have both said. “ I’m sorry to say that’s the former BC basketball star from point shaving scheme sentenced said, “ but he w ill be immobilized for 308 W. MMdto Tmpk. club is ahead. Johnson had good Haggerty, 54, is a physical edu c­ expect the unexpected. played and coached in a Super Bowl, way it is, but it is. Swissvale, Pa., was adjourned to with Burke were Anthony Perla, 31, With G reg Turner pumping in a about two-to-three weeks and then success against San Francisco in the the Cincinnati secondary while Ron­ tion teacher and coach at Abrahaiw “ We shocked the world by trying a although technically that question Iteb. 5 because his attorneys were who received. 10. years ad his 23- jumper with two seconds left, ming will undergo a rehabilitation regular season in a gam e won by the nie Lott, one o f three rookies in the “ I’d like to say if we lose. I’ll feel Lincoln High School in Denver. Fon' The Arco Annex hee been fake field goal (in the ATO cham­ only applies following the galne. fled up in another court case and yearold brother Rocco, who got a varsity basketball team nipped program which will keep him out of 49ers 21-3. Charles Alexander, a dis­ 49ers’ secondary, and Dwight Hicks good, but I can’t. I f we lose, I ’ll feel working Super Bowl XVI, he and cloeed, but our AMOCO ete- pionship gam e) against San Diego,” “ I enjoyed playing in this game as eouM not be present. 4year sentence. Both lived in Brad- crosstown Bennet, 54-53, yesterday the lineup probably until late in the appointment for most of the year, are the key men for San Francisco. ba4.” I each of the other officials, will the conference’s Coach of the Year a player. It’s very comparable as a ' Sentencing of Paul Mazzei, of doCk Hills, Pa. Neither was fined. at llling. regular season.” tlon remains open to offer has been playing well in the Neither kicker, Ray Wersching of The Bengals didn’t do anything out receive |3,0(X), which he said is “ not said. “ It worked, but it didn’t work. coachr,” Gregg said. "I feel the Pittsburgh, had been put off earlier The five were found guilty of con­ Russell Anselmo had 26 points, playoffs. Alexander is a 220-pounder San Francisco or Jim Breech of Cin­ of the ordinary while working out on enough. ' Herald Angle you complete service. "It worked, but we had a same type of emotion I felt as a to Feb. 8 because of the illness of his spiring to engage in racketeering, John Janenda 11 and Ron Jaworski who also can put pressure on a cinnati, is dominating. the Silvenlome’s artificial surface. “ Maybe half of what the playera penalty,” Gregg said. “ Fortunately, player in the Super Bowl. attorney. conspiring to commit sports bribery 10 for the Bears. Turner netted 16 Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost defense. H ere’s the way the Super Bowl "Isaac (Curtis) and the rest of the make” would be a fair compuisa- our kicker, Jim Breech, was able to H ie sentences were pronounced in and engaging in interstate travel in maikers, Paul Guardino 14, and Ed BMHMIIFFE MMCO 6 4 7 -0 5 6 2 Rickey Patton, San Francisco’s shapes up: , “ The only thing different that I’ve keeps on top of sports in his regular receivers tool) their gloves off,”< tlon for the officials, he saidt the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn aid of racketeering. Cincinnati 27, San Francisco 17 4^ kick a field goal.” noticed so far is that as a player I Jarvis and Dan Evans 11 apie<« for column, “ li i e Herald Engle,” on the top runner, has had leg problems Gregg said. “ But they couldn’t Players on the winning, tc m will by J w ^ Henry Bramwell. Authoriaed U-Haul Dealer The possible absence of wide was only responsible for one guy,— the 4-2 Rams. daily sports pages. recently and Elarl Cooper hasn’t per­ Offensively, Ross may be thejklg catch the football. So Isaac put his receive fl8,000 and pifyers on the receiver Fred Solomon from the formed with the effectiveness he gun for Cincinnati in key situations. this one,” he said, pointing to back on.” *' losing team |9,000. I THE HERALD, Sat., Jan. 23, 1W2 — 11 10 - THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 23. 1982

Obituaries Engagements / Weddings F O C U S / People TV'Novies/Comics Raymond A. Schack Raymond A. Schack, 62, of Jen­ closing office '■ '/ nings, La., died Thursday in /. Louisiana. He was born in Manchester Nov. WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The qualified workers,” he said. 30, 1919 and had been a resident of state Labor Department will lay off “Employers are paying for tb e s ^ in Louisiana the past 15 years. more than 140 workers and close one services but now they will be greaUjjjj He is survived by one brother, of its local offices because of federal reduced.” Focus Edward Schack of Manchester and budget cuts. Labor Commissioner Peraro said he found it Ironic that*, Adele two sisters, Mrs. Matilda Keeney P. Joseph Peraro said Friday. some of the workers who had helpeiti^ and Mrs. Louise Sullivan, both of Peraro said the layoffs would place 45,000 people in jobs during t ^ Angle Manchester. affect three of the department’s last fiscal year might be using tte * Graveside funeral service will be prograiTis and workers ranging from service themselves in the future, m held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the family secretaries to supervisors, some of Peraro said the decision to closd^ plot in East Cemetery. There are no whom have been on the job for 15 the Bristol office was part of an e l^ ; calling hours and Holmes Funeral years or more. fort to keep the layoffs to ^ Home is in charge of arrangements. “We are affecting people who minimum and reduce nonpersonneCI Chiidhodd have made this job a career,” costs, such as rents for office spaefO^ t“ ‘.i Peraro said at a news conference at and costs involving compute^;; Drive launched the Labor Department’s operations. friendship headquarters in Wethersfield. “It’s He said the selection of the BristoTZ HARTFORD (UPI) - Francis M. i'.hf going to be a hardship all the way office was made after an assesg^t White, chairman and chief around, obviously.” ment of where the department’s 2)1^ executive officer of Colonial Bank, i i i Peraro said the layoffs and deci­ local offices were located. is special has been selected to head a sion to close the department’s “It’s better than shutting down an ^ statewide drive to raise money to UPI photo Bristol office were the result of $3.3 office where you leave.a big g ap ,!^ She put off telling me that her build a berth in Groton for the million in budget cuts resulting Peraro said, explaining that p e o p l^ world had just collapsed around her. world’s first nuclear submarine. from a continuing budget resolution who use the Bristol office can u s ^ White’s acceptance as steering Three dissident Democrats (ieft to right), House Majority Leader John Groppo as the I was on my way to a job interview approved by Congress last month. nearby offices in Meriden, New B iid in Boston, and she didn’t want to up- committee chairman was an­ Rep. Arnoid Weiiman, D-Piymouth; Rep. Connecticut House of Representatives tain and Waterbury after the; Those laid off Friday are paid by se't me. nounced by former Gov. John Joseph Farricleiii, D-Branford; and Rep. debated budget cuts Friday. the federal government. With the closing. : •0 Dempsey, the state chairman of The John Miscikoski, D-Torrington, confer with reductions, the department will Peraro said..the layoffs were p a n ^ I came back — full of good news— Connecticut Nautilus Committee. have about 1,200 federally funded ticularly difficult for him since he^ to be met by her bad. “He’s left me. White said he hoped to involve employees. ’Die department has had been involved in representing;^ We’re separating,” she said. “I ’’all of the people of Connecticut” in another 135 employees statewide workers prior to becoming labor;;;; didn’t want to tell you before.” the project to raise about half of the who are paid with state funds. commissioner • •*« Even sbr months later I find that $6 million cost for building a berth Peraro said the latest layoff for the USS Nautilus. The other half Compromise proposal small act of friendship amazing. brought to about 400 the number of And yet, I suppose, it’s not amazing will come from state and federal positions lost by the department grants. for two friends who have -known over the past year because of a CCM lobbies ^ each other since Cadet Girl Scouts. The Nautilus was built by the hiring freeze, attrition and layoffs. General Dynamics Electric Boat "As of now I ’m hoping this NEW HAVEN (UPI) - ThCu; I think we all treasure the friends Division in Groton more than 25 set on budget cutting represents the terminal point, but I C onnecticut C onference of';;; we 'still have left from childhood. years ago and was the object of a can’t say that for sure,” the com­ Municipalities urged Gov. William” We treasure them like we treasure battle over the Navy’s original plan missioner said, adding that federal O’Neill Friday to preserve the f u n ^ the teacup which was once part of a to retire the historic submarine to a HARTFORD (UPI) - Six million in new or added taxes; $5.5 categories of agency budgets were: reductions last October resulted in ding levels in state grants to large collection. memorial in Washington. legislators appointed to work out a million by stepping up the .timetable • Eliminate the Law Revision 98 layoffs. munities in his Feb. 3 budget;,;; Our childhood friends don’t However, efforts over the past compromise on $7.1 million in for collection of unclaimed funds Commission. 'The latest cutbacks, which are message. two years were successful in convin­ necessarily match the current set. proposed budget cuts ended up due the state, which are known as • Eliminate 10 jobs in the central expected to be completed by the end CCM President Russell B. Stod'.'"., We shield them from one another by cing the Navy to return the Nautilus office of the Department of Educa­ Friday by adopting $587,000 in spen­ escheats, and $11.5 million in budget of next month, involved workers in dard said becuse of the state’Ci; not pairing them. to the place of its birth and a perma- ding reductions. cuts. tion. severe fiscal crisis, there will be;;;;; nant national memorial. the Labor Department’s Job Ser­ Our childhood friends have a way The largest item dropped by the Other items the conference com­ • Consolidate the University of vice, Work Incentive Program and tremendous pressure to lowerj- mittee approved were: Connecticut Public Information Of­ of making us look at yesterday. ; v committee on conference was $6.4 administrative areas. grants and “especially to reduce the'.' Herald photos by Pinto Enrollment high million which would have been • Equalize the compensation paid fice with the public affairs office at Peraro said the layoffs would next stage of the legislatively They change; we change; but we saved by reducing the "other to Department of Consumer Protec­ the UConn Health Center, although result in “decimating” the Job Ser­ enacted phase-in of school finance can see our long ago selves through HARTFORD (U P I)- Enrollment expenses” budget category of all tion boards and commissions. It the committee voted to study the vice, which will lose 100 workers. He equalization payments.” each other. Dave RInea works at a chucker in his Forest Street machine shop. in Connecticut’s institutions of state agencies by 3 percent. would save $14,(KX) this year and issue this year. call^ on employers who fund the Stoddard, first selectman of My just separated chum and I, for higher education reached a record “It was another bookkeeping kind $30,000 in fiscal 1982-1983. Other members of the committee service through a payroll tax to Woodbridge, said any such cuts inestnee, can never look at 162,723 students last fall, the state of cut that couldn’t be realized,” • Charge $10 for the State were Sen. Marcella Fahey, D-East “rebel against these cuts.” "would merely shift the state’s blueberry muffins without thinking Hartford; Rep. John Mannix, R- Board of Higher Education said said Senate Majority Leader Register and Manual. The Secretary “The layoffs will certainly curtail fiscal crisis to the local level and of the three-week diet in seventh Friday. Richard Schneller, D-Essex. of the State would put together a dis­ Wilton, and Democratic Reps. our ability to screen, test and place an unacceptable burden on the grade we both went on. She froze a The enrollment figures for the fall The vote on the report was 51 with tribution list for those individuals or Richard Tulisano of Rocky Hill and counsel job applicants, services that shoulders of the property Dave Rines dozen blueberry muffins in her of 1981 represent a 1.7 percent in­ Sen. Philip Robertson, R-Cheshire, institutions entitled to a free copy. Ronald Smoko of New Haven. help employers find and hire taxpayers.” ; crease over the previous year and dissenting. He said he believed the The savings estimate was not mother’s freezer; I ate my dozen were only slightly under the national state’s $83 million deficit could be available. three days into the fast. Manchester man is a machinist who dismantles the stereotypes average of 1.9 percent. covered with budget cuts. • Limit out-of-state travel by Childhood friends, too, have a way The board said the figures for this The committee was appointed state employees to trips which are Calendars of making us see how far we’ve academic year also showed a con­ Thursday after the House adopted critically to state business. The come. It felt strange last.summer to By Susan Plese off a day, you just close up, turn off refrigerators. I fix them. I can't feel that way. I'm 55 and I feel like I tinued increase in the number of $7.1 million in budget cutting savings in the first year would be be sittlpg in the town swwlmmlng Herald Reporter the lights, and go.” throw them away.” just got going.” $250,000 and $500,000 in the next women, 53 percent, enrolled at the amendments and the Senate sum­ pool we’d “‘6jnCe worshipped' But goofing off is obviously not But It’s not just machines that es­ state’s higher education institutions. marily rejected them hours later. fiscal year. He stands iq dark" green work what Rines does best. As a cape the garbage heap in Rines’ AND THE MAN who just got • Close five of 20 Department of Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community lifeguards in, trying to piece clothes, shlH sleeves rolled up going, keeps on going. Even when he The compromise was worked out Hall. I above his elbows. A long blue apron machinst, he is kept busy with job­ world. He has a shelf in the shop after three hours. Motor Vehicles branch offices. That Manchester together the shards of her shattered bing, or contract work for larger that is loaded with refugee plants: goes on vacation, he likes to make Ladies Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Fjrehouse. ■ self image. She was the one who is tied behind, and blue knitted little side trips, “ to a food The negotiated bill will be put would save $300,000 this fiscal year watchcap covers thiqk salt-and companies — milling, turning, poinsettias, geraniums, even a cac­ before the House and Senate Mon­ School Budget Committee pointed out to me the bronzed boring, and other general machine tus. processing plant, a steel mill, or a and an estimated $1.6 million next Monday Open Forum, 7:30 p.m.. Center School Library. pepper hair. cigarette factory. You get in­ Fire calls day where it must be “approved by a year. lifeguard gods now sitting around work. And the best part — he’s his He didn’t have room for them in Pension Board, 3 p.m.. Municipal Building hearing Tuesday .* His name is David K. Rines, and terested in the darndest things. simple majority in each chamber. If • Increase rail fares by 25 percent room. the pool were at least 10 years own boss. the house, so they become shop Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Herrick Park he is owner of Kennebec, his own “Did you know that when they not, the bill would die. The proposal in the next fiscal year. If approved, Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m., Municipal Building younger than we were. How could one-man machine shop at 199 Forest plants. “It was either here or in the cannot be amended. Building. “AFTER WORKING a number junk pile,” he says, “and I couldn’t make cigarettes, they come out 5,000 Manchester there would be no earnings this year hearing room, we have worshipped such babies... St. Today the 98 Greenwood Drive of years for other people," he says, feet long, and then they just cut If the bill is approved, about $53 although an estimated $7 million Town-District Liaison Committee ,7:30 p.m.. Town see that.” OUR CHILDHOOD friends best resident is concentrating on a job he “I decided to go to work for myself. them up?” he asks, shaking his head Friday, 10:17 a.m. — Vehicle fire. million of the $83 million deficit will could be generated in new reye'hue Hall Coffee Room. is finishing on something called a Rines, machinist, classical music Interstate 86 between exits 94 and have been covered by the frpm the increased fares in 1983. stand separations of time and dis­ Why make money for other people lover, theater buff, plant lover, is incredulously. chucker, one of the five machines when you can make it for yourself?” “I can’t understand people who 95. (Eighth District) Legislature through action in this The amendments which the com­ Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Center. tance, too. We’d gone in separate also his family’s bread baker. He Friday, 6:29 p.m. — Electrical Board of Education, 8 p.m., Nathan Hale School. Andover that dominate his little work space. he asks, evidently expecting no say there’s nothing more to learn. special session. mittee rejected besides the 3 per­ directione after high school, and I Like dozens of other small developed the skill, he says, shortly You’ve got to be kidding. fire, Branford Street. (Town) The $53 million includes $36 cent reduction in “other expenses” Tuesday answer. after his wife sent him to the store % Downtown Committee, 8 a.m.. Municipal Building M onday wasn’t a firsthand witness to her businessmen in Manchester, Rines Initially, his wife, Robina Rines, Technology today is wild!” marriage; when it cracked, I hardly applauds last week’s attempt to one day 12 years ago for a loaf of hearing room. Town CTerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. ^ was hesitant about the move to self bread. The bread baker-machinist Advisory Board of Health, 4:30 p.m.. Municipal knew the man who was on the other repeal the unincorporated business employment, but when she saw the Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. - “I was standing in the check-out Dave Rines Favorite takes a break. Building hearing room. Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Z side of the puzzle, and wasted no tax. results, “She wished I had done it line, waiting, and I started to read Board of Education budget workshop, 7:30 p.m., 45 N- Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Dfr time trying to understand him. He “I’ll be glad to see it repealed,” years ago,” he says. the ingredients,” he says, “and they Oatmeal Bread School St. fice Building. • was a monster and other. unprin­ he says. “I think that the state is Rines is a displaced Down well if it lasts long enough.” trying to attract industry, and any were all chemicals. So I thought ■ Add 1V4 teaspoons of salt to IVz W ednesday Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office table words, and how dare he leave E asterner — he was born in there must be a better alternative. Youth Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Building Building. form of tax will make An industry Kennebec' County, Maine, but cups of water. Bring to a boil and the woman I once called my “best “I read a lot of books, and started add cups of oatmeal and remove hearing room. T uesday 2' think twice about coming in. (The m ov^ to Manchester 27 years ago. Dave Rines girl-friend?” tax) was repressive.’’ baking. The total labor Involved from heat. Do not boil. To the hot T hursday Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Elementary Scho^ “I would have liked to have stayed isn’t more than 30 minutes. And Judges’ hours, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building probate Childhood friends are immune Music from a small portable radio there,” he says, "but there’s mixture, add in Vi cup of light brown Anadama Bread kfe ■ Conference Room. somehow from the same sets of what you make yourself is much sugar, packed, and about 2 court. suspended on the wall by a nail fills nothing much there aside from the better than what you can buy. It Board of Education planning committee public reality standards we bold our the room , ” a symphony by scenery and the snow. tablespoons margarine. Stir up and Add 1 teaspoon of salt to l*/i cups current friends up to. Another tastes better, and there are no ad­ let cool. of water, and when boiling, slowly hearing on school closing, 7:30 p.m., Robertson School. Poulnec,’’ he says, hardly looking up Here, however, he can indulge his ditives or preservatives.” reason why her husband and his si(le from his work. love for music and the arts to his Meanwhile, in Vi cup of warm stir in 'A cup yellow corn meal. of things needn’t be considered. It’s Rines may be in an occupation heart’s content. He is a theater buff RINES BAKES only one loaf at a water, add one package of dry yeast Bring back to a slow boil, and stir to ■AGW AYI time, because he doesn’t like to and let rise. Combine the two not just that I haven’t heard bis traditionally labeled “blue collar,” — has subscribed to Nutmeg for keep from sticking. Bolton but bis taste for the fine things in years — and enjoys classical music. freeze the bread. “It loses its mixtures when ready and slowly add Turn into a bowl and stir in Vb cup case; I don’t want to, for fear the taste,” he says. But he frequently and mix in from 3 to 3 Vi cups of of dark molasses and 2 tablespoons reality of things will interfere with life — classical music, theater, hor­ His tastes, he Mieves, are a legacy AyearVoundl ticulture — quickly dispel old from his parents, who always made bakes loaves in quantity for the '"sifted all purpose flour. Knead well margarine. Let cool down. Monday our friendship. Unitarian Universalist Society when and place in a greased bowl and Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. stereotjrpes associated with that him aware of the arts. “It has a lot In Vi cup of warm water, add a THE SAD TRUTH is most label. to do with how you were brought the group has one of their fairs cover with a warm, moist cloth. package of dry yeast and let rise. Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. staple He likes oatmeal bread best, and When dough has doubled in size, Combine the two mixtures and slow­ Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. childlKjod friends don’t wear w ell. up," he says. T hat’s why we hold on tight to the HIS CONCENTRATION is such shares his favorite recipes for that punch down, let rest for 10 minutes. ly work in 4 to 4Va cups of sifted all Senior (Citizens Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bentley that there are long pauses between few we still have. HE MUST HAVE been brought type, as well as for molasses and Knead again and turn into a greased purpose flour. Knread and let rise in Memorial Library. ., for phrases. His voice is difficult to up, too, with a respect for cornmeal flavored Anadama bread. and floured loaf pan. Let rise to It’s funny how the ones we’ve dis­ a greased bowl, covered with a hear over the metallic noise of the machinery, for his shop is a testa­ Rines’ future is apparently as about one inch above edge of pan. warm moist cloth. When dough has m any carded have a way of showing up in machine and the muffled sound of a ment to that. well-ordered as the rest of his life. Bake at 375 degrees for 40 to 45 doubled, punch down, and let rest. odd places. I still remember the un- heater’s fan. ’The old-fashioned care he takes He shuns talk of expanding his shop: minutes. Knead again and turn into a (xmiforfable trip to the emergency Finally he takes a break. He takes with things is everywhere apparent “I intend to remain 'the “I rub a stick pf margarine across greased and floured loaf pan. Let species' room fdr an earache, when the doc­ off his glasses and cap, and stands, — from the clean swept floor of the same size,” he says. “The the top when baked and still hot and rise to about one inch above edge of tor tamed out to be someone I’d arms crossed, leaning against one of shop to the gleaming machinery, to minute you get people working for let it cool. I have used bacon fat for pan. Brush top with melted walked to el^entary school with in his machines. The smell of cutting the tools all carefully arranged on you, you end up working for them. shortening as they did in the ‘old shortening and sprinkle a little cor­ first and second grade. oil pervades the air. his work counter. Everything about And I don’t intend to retire. If you days’ and it offers a different taste. nmeal across the top. Bake at 375 Back then we both had our lives ‘"rhat’s one of the good points of him Is in order. lose interest in life, you’re just If you reduce the salt to 1 teaspoon degrees for 40 to 45 minutes. , being in business for yourself,” he “Lots of people have 10 of these,” ( planned out in carbon copies — first slamming the door. and let rise at room temperature, "You can use honey or dark corn says, obviously enjojing the un­ be says, wiggling his thumbs. “I see “Too many people think that 65 is the texture of the bread will be syrup if you want. Don’t be afraid to and Q airline stewardess school and then hurried break. “If you Want to goof lots of good things thrown out, like over the hill,” he continues. “I don’t finer. It’s a moist bread and keeps retirement to large horse ranches. experiment with the bread.” SAVE ON It’s hard to say what caused us to Herald photo by Pinto save part. It wasn’t anything as dramatic Corona 22-DKV as a fight; it seldom is. By junior 2^00 BTU/hr., heats approx. Feathered Friend high school we were barely Goodbye gift BOO sq. ft. Safe, clean heat. Quote / Unquote Only when and where you Sunflower Seed exchanging embarrassed “hello’s” Outgoing Highway Superintendent Frederick Harrison Friday night at Wajes’ farewell party want It. Ends wasting, in the balls anymore. And by high money for wasted heat. • 100% pure, cleaned and graded • attracts Gros­ F. Wajes Jr. (center) and his wife Selby, are at the Army & Navy Club. Wajes Is leaving for school we had never met, for aU the ‘Tm a shocking host. If I have the choice of entertaining “That’s a heck of a way to'get my attention." LISTEO beaks, Cardinals, Goldfinches. Chickadees and a job with Northeast Utilities. world knew. or taking a nap, I’ll opt for the snooze." >— San. Paula Hawkins, R-Fla., who was knocksd un­ presented with a going-away gift by Park many others • high energy food lor wintering birds —■ Bruce Dam, aetor, aeked to <|eeorlb# hie woret habit. and Cemeteries Superintendent Robert S ava $30 (77-5025,57,30) ; • And when we met years later we conscious during a TV Intsrvisw taping whan a 40-pound *2S9.9S Spaclal both felt uncomfortable — though I (Connopolltan) pisec of sesnsry fell on her hsad. Frfcaaon llBve a fe elin g I edged her ou t in th at (Newsweek) other mocMa 2 0 1 b . "The U.S today la living In the most dangerous era In our »0,b.*12“ »6“ »lb.»l” departinent...tbere was little to say, Reg. 13.69 history. We stand alone at the U.N." "We have a groat bunch of outside shooters. Unfor­ Faucher 'doing ali right' tiSr and, a s a lw a y s in speb situ a tio n s, w e — Jeans Kirfcpatrlefc, U.S. ambaaeador to the United I’y tunately, all of our games are played Indoors." filled the gaps with lies about get- Nations. — Weldon Draw, Now Mexico State basketball coach, kT.M. fing together soon for a drink after explaining hit team’s poor start. ..Human Relations Commission Hospital, where he is in the inten­ Thursday which reportedly showed BUCKLAND work. Sure, let’s do that. "On my paaaport, under occupation. It aays ‘rock star.’" (Sports IUu3trated) sive care unit. His vital signs are no brain damage from the accident. dairm an Robert A. Faucher is ’The other day my just divorced — DavM Lao Roth, load singer wHh Van Halan, the top- “doing all right,” a spokesman for said to be good. AGWAY aoHIng‘heavy mattf rock band. Faucher was admitted to 940 Mew State Rd., fiiend cracked me up ^ making me “To violate a man’s conscience Is the most painful blow his family said Friday evening. Steven Faucher, the victim’s remember the days bade in Girl ( U i) Faucher was seriously injured in a Manchester Memorial Hospital M & M OIL SERVICI Manchester Inflicted to human dignity. In a certain sense, It Is worse brother, said Robert Faucher is after the accident at 8 p.m. 643-S123 Scouts w hen w e ’d biul a fie r c e , heed- “To stop all the jokes ~ neither of us likes the cold." than Inflicting physical death, of killing." two-car accident on East Center heavily sedated “so he. won’t move Rt. e, BoHon, Conn Street Wednesday night. Wednesday evening and was to hMid combat to see wbo’d get the — JuHa Winter, 19, of Oldbury England, wiw la engaged — Pope John Paul II, on the military crackdown In hla around.” transferred to Hartford Hospital most bndgds. She’d beaten me. I’d to PMHp Snow, 21. Bruce Dern Pope John Paul II native Poland. Faucher, 31, is listed in Uttfnim Nawl^Mit “guarded” condtion at Hartford Faucher underwent a CAT scan Thursday afternoon. fesgotten that... ______<

if ’ 12 - THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 23. 1982 THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 23. 1982 - 13 W eddings Engagements Supermarket Shopper BIRTHDAY ALMANAC Compiled by the editors of The W orld Almanac Book o f Who

Jan. 24 — Oral Roberts (1B18>), the religious leader American Federation of Labor, 1886-1924. Form expired? who began a worldwide evangelistic ministry through Jan. 28 — Alan Alda (1936- ), the actor who has radio, television and print media crusades in 1947. In starred In the popular “M *A *S *H " television series 1963 he founded the Tulsa, Okla., university that bears since 1972. His films include “The Paper Tiger” and his name. "Same Time Next Year.” Jan. 25 — Qaorge Pickett (1825-1875), the Confed­ Jan. 29 — W.C. Fields (1880-1946), the comic actor Tell manager erate general whose name is linked with the disastrous who played a drawling, nimble-fingered fraud in films "Pickett's < Charge” at the Battle of Gettysburg, like “My Little Chickadee” and “The Bank Dick.” His although he did not command the overall attack. legendary off-screen eccentricities included a hatred Jan. 28 — Wayne Qretaky (1981- ), the hockey star for children and dogs. DEAR SUPERMAR­ Jan . 30 — Barbara Tuchman (1912- ), the historian KET SHOPPER: I found for the Edmonton Oilers who scored an NHLeague a pad of ’Tylenol refund Clip ‘n’ file refunds record of 164 points last season. He was chosen the and author who has twice been awarded Pultizer Prizes forms in the supermarket league’s most valuable player in 1981. in history. Her best-selling books include “The Guns of and noticed that the offer Vegetables, Starches, Fruits (File 4) Jan. 27 — Samuel Qompers (1850-1924), the labor August” and “A Distant Mirror.” had expired. Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off leader who was a founder and first president of the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage I’m sure that many other coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed shoppers had taken these proofs of purchase while looking for the required forms without realizing refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers that they could no longer and magazines, and when trading with friends. be used. I stood there for a Offers may not be available in ail areas of the coun­ Michelle C. Talbot-Barrett U. Debra K. K,08ak-Thoma8 J. Susan M. Anderson-Thomas J. minute wondering whether try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Gray Brandt Virgin, 40, has jitters I should take the pad of The following refund offers are worth 36.89. This Grote forms off tthe shelL But, week’s offers have a total value of 329.18. not wanting to be accused Bonus!! This offe'r doesn't require a form: Kosak-Grote Anderson-Brandt of “pad grabbing,’’ 1 R.T. FRENCH CO., P.O. Box 22307, Rochester, Talbot-Gray DEAR ABBY; Some Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J . Kosak of 23 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Anderson judge her. That’s the DEAR ABBY: I’ve had walked away. N.Y, 14692. Receive a 31 refund. Send the net- Mr. and Mrs. John P. Talbot of time ago, a 19-year-old THIS BOTHERED ME. I Mrs. James Ward Houck Mrs. Stephen C. Barningham Stafford Springs announce the Magnolia Drive, Blast Hartford, an­ of 340 Burnham St. announce the college boy, signed “Never Lord’s job. the same hairdresser for weight portions of the labels from three French’s nounce the engagement of their engagement of their daughter, yeaars. She does nice would like to know what Glass Spices and the register receipt. Expires June engagement Of their daughter, Been K iss^,” was em­ DEAR ABBY: When you think I should have Michelle Carol Talbot, to Barrett C. daughter, Debra K. Kosak, to Susan Mary Anderson, to Thomas barrassed because of his work, and I had always 30, 1982. Dear Abby my nephew graduated done. — Terrie from Tam- ’These offers require forms: Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cortland Thomas J. Grote, son of Mr. and Joseph Brandt, son of Mr. and Mrs. lack of experience with the from high school last June, looked forward to my Houck-Daman Barningham-Moore Mrs. Carmine Grote of Chester. Alfred Brandt of South Bdnd, Ind. weekly appointment. pa. BUITONI FOODS. Receive a 12-ounce package of G. Gray of 199 Woodbridge St. opposite sex. He was a Abigail Van Buren I sent him a check for 3100: DEAR TERRI: A The bride-elect is a graduate of Miss Kosak is the niece of Mr. and The bride-elect is a graduate of virgin and getting close to Buitoni Egg Noodles. Send the required refund Ruth Lester Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Not too shabby for an uncle Unfortunately, someone shopper who finds a pad of form and the Universal Product Code symbols from Cynthia Ruth Daman of Hebron and James Ward Stafford High School and is Mrs. FVank Kosak of 174 Greenwood Blast Catholic High School and Get­ a sexual relationship with on a fixed and somewhat Houck III of Rockville were married Jan. 16 at 1 p.m. at L. Moore of Newington, and Stephen Charles Bar­ D rive^d Mr. and Mrs. Chet Kosak tysburg College and Indiana Univer­ gave her a small portabe expired refund forms at­ any two packages of Buitoni Egg Noodles (Fine, employed by Gerber Scientific his girlfriend and didn’t limited Income. I have yet TV for Christmas, and she Bolton Congregational Church with the Rev. J. Stanton ningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barningham of 238 Products of Manchester. id! X Batista Road. sity. tached to a supermarket Medium, Wide or Spinach Medlum)g. Expires know how to handle it. You to receive an acknowledg­ keeps it turned on so she shelf should call over a March 31, 1982. Conover officiating. Mountain Road, were married Jan. 16 at Manchester ’The prospective bridegroom is a '^T h e bride-elect is a graduate of 'ITie prospective bridegroom is a advised hm to act as Country Club. ment of my gift. The lad is can watch it while she store employee, point out DENNISON’S 31 Refund Offer. Receive 31 The bride is the daughter of Ernest L. Daman and graduate of Manchester High School Penney High School and the Univer­ graduate of Jackson High School though he knew what he now away at college. Janet H. Daman of.Westfield, N.J. The groom is the son The Rev. Newell Curtis officiated at the 6:30 p.m. sity of Connecticut. She is employed and Indiana University. He is works. She keeps the the problem and ask that coupon for a beverage purchase. Send the required and is also employed at Gerber was doing, follow his If you are “healthy, nor­ allowed an "obviously I saw the father of this volume turned down, but the pad be taken down and of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Houck of Daytona, Fla. ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Scientific Products. as a floral designer at Our Growing employed by Pfizer Inc. of natural instincts and bluff refund form and any six labels from the 15-ounce mal and reasonably attrac­ pregnant bride” to have nephew recently and I she does keep her eyes on discarded. Dennison’s Chili Con Came or Hot Chili with Beans. After the reception at Manchester Country Club the father. Eileen O’Brien of West Hartford was maid of An April 16, 1983 wedding is Concern in Farmington. Valparaiso, Ind. A June 26 wedding his way through. tive” and desirous of a asked if his son ever honor. The prospective bridegroom is a anything but a very the TV much of the time, If you handle the situa­ Expires April 30, 1982. couple left on,a wedding trip to St. Maarten. They will planned. is planned. Would you give the same sexual relationship, I am private, family-only wed­ received my graduation make their home in Hebron. Richard Barningham of Manchester was best man for graduate of Valley Re^onal High which I find annoying. tion in this way, you can’t LIPTON NOODLES AND SAUCE Free Coupon advice to a man more than wondering why you are ding ceremony, sans gift. ’The father said, “Yes, be accused of pad grabbing The bride is an attorney with the law firm of Garrity, his brother. The reception was at Manchester Country The U.S.S. Nautilus, the first School and he attended Middlesex Every year an estim ated 1.6 twice his age with the If I speak to her, she Offer. Receive a coupon for Lipton Noodles and Club after which the couple left for a ski trip in Maine. still totally inexperienced. soloist, fanfare, etc. I didn’t you hear from says, 'Shhh...please, I want and you will prevent fellow Sauce. Send the required refund form and the front Walsh, Diana & Wichman of Manchester. The groom is nuclear-powered subm ^ne, was Community College. He is the presi­ billion cubic feet of usable wood is same problem? 1 am 40, If you don’t know either, believe that anything else him?” I told him I had not, associate director with Aetna Life & Casualty’s They will make their home in Hartford. launched at Groton, Conn., January dent of Howarth’s Flowers, Inc. left on the ground of the nation’s to hear this!” She is a shoppers from being mis­ name panel from any two varieties of Lipton normal and healthy in all you should see a competent makes a mockery of the whereupon he just led and inconvenienced. Noodles and Sauce. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. employee benefits division. 21, 1954. A spring wedding is planned. forests after logging. aspects, reasonably attrac­ faithful Dear Abby fan. sex therapist. sacred vows and that it is shrugged his shoulders and How can I let her know that Supermarket managers LUCK’S 29-Ounce Bean Offer. Receive a coupon tive and I am still a virgin. the responsibility of not-so- replied, “Well, you know DEAR ABBY: Ever 1 miss formerly friendly should welcome this kind worth up to 95 cents on any Luck’s canned bean How do you suggest 1 han­ open-minded pastors to how kids are!” of help from sharp-eyed News for senior citizens dle a social situation with a since reading the letter chitchat? product. Send the required refund form and one maintain sacred standards Abby, I’m not sure I ANNOYED IN PHOENIX shoppers. label from any 29ounce Luck’s canned bean woman in my age bracket from “Longtime Pastor” for the sacred ceremonies know “ how kids are.’’ regarding his refusal to product. Expires March 1, 1982. who is sexually they perform in their Maybe you can tell me. DEAR ANNOYED: DEAR SUPERMAR­ experienced and probably allow an "obviously preg­ OLDE TYME FOODS...Receive a 31 refund. Send churches. UNENLIGHTENED After this hits print, you KET SHOPPER: Refun­ the required refund form and Universal Product assumes that 1 am too? nant bride” to have “I’m Thanks, Abby, I feel UNCLE ding has given me an op­ First thing on agenda: Having His Baby” sung at may not have to. Code symbols and ingredient statements from four ’This is no joke, Abby. better. Sign me, portunity to beat food-price packages of either Ye Olde Tyme Frozen Noodles Believe me, I wish it were. her wedding, I have been LUTHERAN MOTHER DEAR UNCLE: Some inflation and I love it! lam on a slow simmer. He kids are well-mannered, or Ye Olde Tyme Frozen Dumplings. Expires May NEVER BEEN KISSED OF FOUR DAUGHTERS now saving almost a third 31, 1982. OR ANYTHING ELSE states, “I think it makes a appreciative and prompt monthly birthday party Be informed on my supermarket SENECA APPLESAUCE Coupon Offer. Receive mockery of the sacred DEAR MOTHER: A preg­ with their thank-yous. purchases. This year my DEAR NEVER:. I a 50-cent coupon. Send the required refund form vows when people say ‘I nant bride is also entitl^ Others are ill-mannered, stay on top of the news— husband and I have counted wouldn’t advise a 40-year- do’ after they have already to a church wedding with a unappreciative, lazy and subscribe to The and the Seneca logo from the label of any Seneca E d ito r’s note: This ceramics class to Mondays Nadine Malcolm-639, social; 9:30 a.m. ceramic these savings in making up Applesauce. Expires July 31, 1982. column is written and so we don’t interfere with old male virgin to bluff his done it.” “soloist, fanfare, etc.,” if procrastinating. Your Manchester Herald. For Gladys Seelert-626, Elsa class, 12:30 p.m. pinochle way with a sexually I would like to ask the nephew obviously belongs home delivery, call 647- our annual budget. HOMESTYLE VEG-ALL. Receive a 50-cent re­ prepared by the staff of the Wednesday’s events. Linhart-624, Carl Popple- games; bus pickup at 8 that’s what she wants. It is sophisticated woman. “Longtime Pastor” why he not the pastor’s function to to the latter group. 9946 or 646-9947. My refunding has also fund. Send the required refund form, one label from Manchester Senior Center. On Feb. 3 at our 1 p.m. 623, Joseph GaribaIdi-^1, a.m. return trips at 12:30 led to some humorous and 29-ounce Veg-All Home Style Mixed Vegetables and It appears on Tuesdays and craft class Mary Gail Bill Bradshaw-617, Rene p.m. and 3:15 p.m. educational experiences a price sticker from stew meat, brisket, short ribs Saturdays. Houde will be back to com­ Maire582, Annette Hillary- for my family. or roast. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. plete the painting on velvet Tuesday: 10 a.m. chess By Gloria Benaon 581, Vincent Borello 565, and checkers; scrabble ; . Just last week we were Here's a refund form to write for: Gravy Train that she had started before Henry Pospioil-562. The all out for a drive when I Activities Specialist Christmas, and also teach square dancing; I p.m. Refund Offer, General Foods Corp., P.O. Box bridge scores are as bowling league;* 1:30 p.m. Action was responsible saw a 2-liter Pepsi bottle in 8000, F.asl Court Street, Kankakee, III. 6 0901. First thing on the agenda you how to "Ski Nut.” For follows: Hilda Campbell- the street. I needed one this craft we'need odd exercise class; bus returns This $1 refund offer expires Mareli 31, 1982. IS our monthly bii^day 5130, Kay Nutter-4820, Tom from shopping at 12:30 more Pepsi label for a re­ gloves that we can cut the Regan-4030, Nadine fund, and 1 asked my hus­ party to be held on January p.m. DEAR DR. LAMB: obstruction is not cor­ 27. This will be a monthly fingers out of. Malcom-3730, C.D. DEAR DR. LAMB: Can band to stop the car. I I am a teacher and am On Feb. 9 Leon Fallot Wednesday: 9 a.m. After reading your column rected. And thanks to with gold. Most of them event to be held after our McCarthy-3700. a woman have sex after hopped out to pick up the happy to have the oppor­ found that this was indeed will be on hand to show us health clinic by appoint­ on the Heimlich maneuver modern open heart surgery she has had a rectocele lunch on Wednesday. Peo­ THE MEALS for next ment; 10 a.m. round dan­ I wanted to tell you about it can often be corrected. empty bottle and then we tunity to teach my children a land of opportunity. ple wishing to be honored slides of his trip to FVance. repaired by surgery? drove off. Also on Feb. 9 at 10 a.m. week as follows: cing; also pinochle games; my experience. I am a some lessons in thrift. — Now you are again on this day must call in and Monday: Tomato rice Friendship Circle; 12:30 nurse. One night I walked Your Health My 13-year-old daughter Alice W. from Howard proving that promise to be give the name and date — we will be starting a new No, the food the man ate was embarrassed. I Mrs. Michael Vincent Ludlow Mrs. Donald Edward Hunt soup, fish submarine, cup­ p.m. bridge games; 1 p.m. into a restaurant and saw a DEAR READER: Yes, Beach, N.Y. true. Some day your you don’t have to add the craft on basket weaving. didn’t have anything to do asked her, “If you saw a 35 DEAR ALICE: Many ’This is an interesting class, cake, beverage. craft class; 8 a.m. bus man ling on the floor. Since Lawrence Lamb, M.D. she can. For the benefit of daughter will proudly tell year unless you want to. with the obstruction. The bill lying on the street, immigrants were drawn to her daughter how you so plan on attending. Wednesday: French pickup; 12:30 and 3 p.m. he was already on the evening’s events, including other readers, a rectocele Need a ride — call.in four onion soup, cooked salami bus return trips. would you stop to pick .it our shores by the promise found “money” on the Ludlow-Larsen Volunteers are n ^ e d to floor, I had no idea what dining out, may have in­ is a hernia. The rectum up?” Hunt-Walz our mini bus service. grinders, jello, beverage. had happened. ruptures through the back that the streets were paved street. , Next Thursday we will help in setting up a co-op Thursday: 10 a.m. creased the work of his for food here at the center; Thursday: Meat loaf orchestra rehearsal; dart heart, which in turn wall of the vagina Debra Jean Larsen, daughter of Mrs. Mabel Linda Ann Walz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond have a treat in store for us with mushroom sauce, I had a slim skirt on but I if interested, call or drop league; 12 noon hot dinner; managed to straddle him precipitated the attack. producing a bulging Cavagnaro of Vernon, and Robert P. Larsen of Tolland, W. Walz of Old Saybrook, and Donald Edward Hunt, son by having the Round Table whipped potatoe, com, roll from aortic stenosis. I anyone could have done. blockage of the vagina. The was married Jan. 16 to Michael Vincent Ludlow of Singers and the by and give your name to 1 p.m. program; Round after positioning him face Polly's Pointers of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hunt of East Hartford, were Joe. and butter, ice cream, Table Singers and The presume the large meal Aortic stenosis means I would like everyone to rectum is particularly like­ Coventry, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ludlow of married Jan. 9 in South United Methodist Church, Manchester High School beverage. down. I did the Heimlich closure of the large artery The Medicare volunteers Stage Band. maneuver in case he was closed off the aorta. be able to respond to such ly to rupture during a Manchester. Manchester. __ stage band. Friday: Chicken that carries the blood away bowel movement. In The wedding took place at the Church of Assumption On Ja n u ary 31 our will be here every second Ftiday: 10 a.m. exercise choking and did mouth to emergencies. Readers The bridegroom is the grandson of Mrs. Anne Flaher­ vegetable soup, hot dog on from the heart or the aor­ should check with their between times it assumes in Manchester with the Rev. George Laliberte of­ rehearsals will begin for and fourth Wednesday of class; kitchen social mouth respirations and DEAR READER: Tight ty of Hemlock Street and the bride is the niece of Harold every month to help you fill bun, dessert, beverage. dresses are not designed tic valve in that arteiy. Heart Association, fire its normal position. ficiating at the mass and double ring service. Barbara Walz of Ferguson Road. our up and coming variety games; noon lunch served; chest compression for his These people are prone to a out your forms. heart. The ambulance for freedom of action. Ob­ department and Red Cross Surgical repair simply Bleach blouses Rowley was soloist. ’The bride was given in marriage by The Rev. George Webb of South United Methodist per­ show called ‘Strike Up The SCHEDULE FOR 12:45 p.m. setback games; sudden loss of con­ corrects the weakened or Band.’ Rehearsals start at Part-time employment WEEK 8 a.m. bus pickup; 12 and came and took him away. viously, all you can do is for information on her father. formed the double ring service. David Morse was available through the Ur­ push up your skirt and go to sciousness or fainting coursess. Those who want torn back wall of the Katherine Sheridan of Manchester was maid of honor organist and Marcia Warren was soloist. 2 p.m. Monday: 9 a.m. kitchen 3:15 p.m. bus return trips. give it a little head start. out. In fact, the apples will ban League of Greater I think you should have it as you probably did. because of the inability of The Health Letter number vaginal vault. ’The size, By Polly Fisher and bridesmaids were Cindy Curtice of Manchester and The matron of honor was Diane Wilcox of Glaston­ On Feb. 1 to April 13, the the heart to pump blood shape and character of the Take a utility or mat keep this way for two or Ursula Sposito of Tolland. Linda Hewitt of Manchester tax aid for the elderly Hartford. Assistant explained further what to Congratulations on not 7-4, Save a Life: Heart and knife and score the three months. Your family bury, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids were Grace counselors and clerical shirking your respon­ through the obstruction. Lung Arrest, which vagina is not altered. If DEAR POLLY: I have was flower girl. Brady of Bristol, Joanne Marino of Middletown and Gail volunteers will be here do if you are in a dinner some white 100 percent wallpaper in parallel lines can snack on your bounty Monday throu^ ’Thurs^y workers are needed. Must dress and the person is sibilities in trying cir­ explains the procedure can anything, such repairs of of fresh apples and yummy Vincent Angiolillo of Marlborough was best man. Fasciano of Cromwell. A bout Town Whenever fainting spells stretched and tom struc­ Dacron-polyester blouses several inches apart. Take Ushers were Hugh Carabott of Seaford, N.Y., Randall from 1 to 4 p.m. meet federal Income already on the floor. cumstances. In many such send 75 cents with a long, apples desserts throughout Roger Hunt of East Hartford, brother of the groom, instances a person’s life from aortic stenosis occur tures improvee sexual that have turned gray. care to just cut through the Larsen of Pensacola, Fla., and David Larsen of Vernon, Also on Feb. 1, we will guidelines. For more infor­ stamped, self-addressed layer of paper, not into the the winter. — POLLY was best man. Ushers were Dr. William Wilcox of mation call Mr. Richard The emergency room can be saved if someone it usually means the envelope for it to me, in relations for both partners. What can I use to bleach brothers of the bride. Glastonbury, brother-in-law of the bride, Victor Barth conduct a glaucom a said I did all a person could At the same time a rec­ them? — RENE wall itselT. Then, working screening clinic from 9 Wiggins at 247-0396. Masons meet Tuesday will do as you did.. obstruction is very severe care of this newspaper, DEAR POLLY: I do a Following the wedding there was a reception at the of Plainville and Joseph O’Connell of Blast Hartford. do under the cir­ and the outlook is poor. tocele is repaired other on only a small area at a a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Please The new date for the P.O. Box 1551, Radio City DEAR RENE: time, soak the paper by lot of hand sewing, so I Marco Polo Restaurant after which the couple left on a ’The reception was at Fiano’s in Bolton after which the' Manchester Lodge of Masons will meet Tuesday at cumstances. An autopsy In this instance there Most such patients do not Station, New York, NY stretched and tom muscles thread several needles at wedding trip to Hawaii. call the office if you care to Legal Aid is Feb. 25 from Polyester can generally be applying warm water with coupie left on a wedding trip to Jamaica. 10 a.m. to noon. 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, Blast Center Street. showed that he had died was probably not much live long enough if the 10019. may also be repaired. one time. I roll the thread Tlie bride is a graduate of Tolland High School and ’They will make their home in East Hartford. ’The be examined and leave safely bleached with a sponge or paint roller and Creative School of Hairdressing. She is employed by the your name and keep that There will be no mini bus A fellowcraft Degree will be presented with Worship­ chlorine bleach. This is the scrape off the paper with a around each needle and bride is a graduate of St. Vincent’s Hospital and Medical service next week. ful Master Warren E. Potter presiding. Refreshments stick them ail into a folded Acadia Restaurant as a bartender. Center School of Nursing and is a registered nurse at St. date open. most effective treatment paint scraper. (While The groom is a graduate of Hillsborough High School We still have energy kits The scores for last will be served after the degree work. Officers should for whitening it. Oxygen- scraping, wear a filter tissue, which I lay nearby Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford. wear tuxedos. while working. When I run in New Jersey and Manchester Community College’s available at the center, so Friday's setback game are type (all-fabric) bleaches mask over your nose and ’The groom is a graduate of Manchester Community as follows: John Klein-127, out of thread, I just change law enforcement program. He is employed as a police College and St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center drop by and pick one up if Instilling, unearned guilt maintain whiteness better mouth to protect against Oscar Cappuccio-127, Dom needles instead of having officer by the Manchester Police Department. School of Respiratory 'Therapy. He is a puimonary you haven’t already. WATES meeting set than the restore it. Another dust and debris.) If you’re Anastasio-122, Sam Sdiors- thing to try is color to rethread. — EMMA They will make their home in Coventry. technician at St. Francis. On Tuesday, Feb. 2, Peg Manchester WA’TES will m eet Jan. 26 at Orange Hail, still having a lot of trouble 122, Clara Hemingway-120. away with plenty to have remover from the home Winthen will be retunilhg E. Center Street. Weighing-in will be from 6:30 to 7:30 DEAR D h. BLAKER - In the meantime, how removing the paper, check DEAR POLLY: Can to teach oil painting from Wednesday’s pinochle Every time I turn around about you? You would have the guts to ask you for this. dye section of your local scores are as follows: p.m. with your hardware or you use one more recipe 10 a.m. to noon, and on my mother tells me in to put your life on hold. Divorcing? Write for Dr. supermarket or variety paint store about renting for starching doilies? ^ x Members should bring canned goods for the Bingo store. Just follow package Wednesday Rosemary game. some way that she loves Ask People have to make Biaker’s newsletter and learning how to-use a equal parts of all-purpose LaPlante-Arpin Cornelius will be back me so much she would un­ choices in life and accept “ Helping Your Child directions. However, since wallpaper steamer. — white glue and water. Dip teaching crewel. At both K E R O tB N B dergo all kinds of suffering Dr. Blaker the consequences. If it is a Accept Divorce.” Send 50 some fabrics are not POLLY the doilies into the Miss Alicia M. Arpin of 115 Sycamore Lane and Clif­ classes beginners are available at on my account. I almost separation he wants, give cents and a stamped, self- naturally bright white and mixture, wring out and ford A. LaPlante of 98 Sycamore Lane were married asked to attend the first feel ^ I t y for living and I Karen Blaker, Ph.D. him a separation. Not that addressed envelope to Dr. are treated in a certain DEAR POLLY: A stretch and pin to shape. MWKTf RHHM A NOTE OF THANKS friend just gave me a Dec. 11 at St. James Church. The bride is the daughter class. Also starting Mon­ s v n v FROM think I’ve been this way for you need be vindictive Blaker in cafe of this way to appear whiter, this Let dry thoroughly. Control of Mrs. Mary R. Arpin of 115 Sycamore Lan^ and the day we will switch our a long time. Is that about it if you don’t feel newspaper, P.O. Box 475, may not be universally bushel of apples. While I’m the amount of stiffness by 331 Broad St., successful. Try the bleach delighted with the gift and groom is the son of Mrs. Trudy LaPlante of Hinsdale, Manchester possible? angry. But this guy sounds Radio City Station, New adjusting the quantity of N.H., and Francis LaPlante of Hartford. The PMiiily el DEAR READER — Yes. like he has already gotten York, NY 10019. first. - POLLY my family certainly loves water added to the glue. — The Rev. John McNicholas of New Haven officiated at the late Fred A. Remey, Jr. A good description of the to eat them (not to mention NANCY DEAR POLLY: I’d like the pies, dumplings and the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Jane Maccarone Was process of Instilling un­ not to you. has another woman whom to remove the wallpaper organist and Ms. Susan Birmingham was soloist. The What mqre beautiful proof could there be earned guilt in a child can “And be sure to make cakes I make with them), DEAR POLLY: If you he has been supporting for Planters meet Monday from the bathroom walls. this is still quite an im­ have light frost or ice on bride was given in marriage by her mother. that life Is meant for caring and sharing? t e found in the very funny these sacrifices for your about a year. The walls are plaster The maid of honor was Miss Marisa A. Urban of Hart­ Kindness and compassion, understanding and ^ “How TO Be a Jewish child: 1) Stay up all night pressive quantity to store. your windshield and don’t However, he also wants The Perennial Planters Qub will meet at 6:30 p.m. on board. No am ount of How can I keep them so ford. Bridesmaids were Miss Kathleen Footlt of Hart­ encouragement, trust and Joy these are the w th e r ,’’ by Dan Oreen- to cook him a big to keep his things at home Monday at the home of Mrs. Donald Cleary, 55 Holland have a scraper, use an old soaking seems to help. The they don’t spoil before I metal pancake turner. ford and Miss Terri Hanson of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., all gifts that add purpose to living. These are the burg. breakfast. 2) Don’t let him and eiqpects to come and go Lane, East Hartford. The program for the evening will paper just comes off in lit­ KEROSENEI "Olve your son Marvin, can use them up? — Works great! Just be friends of the bride. know you fainted twice in as he pleases. be a potluck supper, and Mrs. Peter Swan will assist. gifts of a %lend". tle pieces. In its present JANET careful not to scratch the The best man was Rodney K. Links of Hebron. Ushers "Friends”, we were deeply touched and are two qiort shirts as a pre­ the supermarket from Something about this Flowers for the l^iton Library for January will be condition, the paper is were.Michae] Kowalsky and Michael Terragna, both of (Water White) sent. The first time he fatigue. (But make sure be glass. — SHARON humbly and sincerely grateful to each one of arrangement doesn’t sound arranged by Mrs. A.C. Lange. quite an eyesore, so I’d DEAR JANET: ’Try my Glastonbury, all friends of the groom. wears one, look at him sad­ knows you aren’t letting you. I fair to me. really appreciate your mother’s trick. She washes Polly will send you one of "A fter a reception at Manchester Country Club, the ly and say In your Basic him know.) 3) Whoi be the apples, then packs In ’laith" we accept our loss. Life Is a help. I’d be forever her signed thank-you c ^ le went on a wedding trip to St. Thomas, Virgin tllsvvorfli a Tone of Voice, '"nie other comes home from the den­ DEAR READER — I Bridge Club winners grateful! - MAXINE them in plastic bags with newspaper coupon clippers Islands. mystery. We must strive to live It; not unders* one you didn’t liker tist take over his agree. It is unfair becaulK The following are the results of the Manchester A.M. DEAR MAXINE: the beads of water from if she uses your favorite tend n. “Borrow q tape recorder toothache. 4) Open his he is asking you to be bis Removing wallpaper is washing still clinging to the Pointer, Peeve or Problem The bride is a 1977 graduate of East Catholic High LaBMw,ln& and practice the following bedroom window wider so mother, not Us wife. Bridge Club game for Jan. 11 and Jan. 14: School and a 1981 graduate of St. Francis Hospital and In "love" you surrounded us. We felt your Monday A.C.B.L. MembersUp Gub Championship: almost always a messy, fruit. ’The bags arp sealed in her column. Write presence, whether bodily or In spirtt, at a time key phrases until you can he can have more fresh air. WUle he is off building a tiresome job, but perhaps and stored on the bottom POLLY’S POINTERS in Medical Center School of Nursing. 262 Oakland 8t« Manchaatar deliver them with Then close yOur own so you life with another woman, North-South: Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, first; MONPAT — nODAY TM • TM wlifinjwe nafldafjLstrenath and courane, and Jim Baker and Irv Carlson, second; East-West: Ann we can make things a little shelf (not the crisper) of care of this newspaper. The bridegroom attended RHAM High School and aAYURBAvnse-iiie In touching our lives youghia iis "hope"."' eyewatering perfection: 1) don’t use up the supply.” he expects you to keep the easier. The water you’re the refrigerator. This Go ahead and enjoy See how It’s done? homes fire burning. And Ingram and Margaret Bogue (overall winners) and Don­ graduated from Hinsdale New Hampshire High School In letrospeoL we offer you our heartfelt applying to the walls may provides just the right yourself. 2) Don’t worry DEAR DR. BLAKER r- should he fall on U s face or na Feir and Ellen Goldberg, second. Looking for kitchen in 1975 and from Somerville Hospital School of Nursing Mrs. Clifford A. LaPlante thanks. Thursday game: Jim Baker and Bev Saunders, first; not be able to penetrate the amount of moisture to keep in Boston. Mass. in. 1978. about me. 3) 1 don’t mind My husband has indicated change Us mind, he wants the apples fresh and crisp appliances? See the great staying home alond. 4) I’m and Bette Martin and Frank Bloomer and Burt Smith paper down to the glue. buys in today’s Classified that he wants to separate and needs you to be there You’re going to have to without rotting or drying glad It happened to m e and frotn me and the kids. He for him. and Flo Smyth, tied for second and tUrd. columns. 4 ■ 1 TH E H ERALD , Sat., Jan. 23, 1982 ^ 15 14 - TH E H ERALD , Sat., Jan. 23, 1982 Daytim e TV TV Saturday Sunday Man's best friend comes first

Julie Andrews and Christopher MORNING 8 Take Two and the laatura length 'RIaa to 8 Vartoue Programming SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U PI)-Three ‘Don’t let Touch die.’” Tuesday, her mother said. Connecticut couple for use by somebody MORNING Fame'. Plummer star as the von Trapps, 6:00 8 Benny Hill 8 Movie'Matchmaker'(MON.). c h ild r e n w h o h a d b e e n s a v in g c h a n g e in a M rs. Forkey said the girls’ stepfather “ I went everywhere,” the little girl whose dog was sick and injured and S:00 ®Movl«KCoii»dy)— "Francl*'’ whose family becomes a top con­ 'Jeanne Eegels’ (TUE.), 'Savage 1BS0 Donald O'Connor, Patricia 6:30 piggybank since 1978 for a trip to Florida died in a fire Iti years ago, while she couldn’t afford to pay for it. World Of Laurol And Hardy cert attraction In Europe during the Wllderneea' (WED.). ‘MieeOrent s a id . & Madina. Tha llrat In a aarlaa ol ® Underdog 5:20 Takes Richmond' (THUR.), 'Mr. Soft relinquished all 8191 this week to help was in the hospital giving birth to Jennifer has written an appeal for comodlea about a lalkino tnula. <2 1930s, In THE SOUND OF 8 Laurel And Hardy By Saturday, the fam ily still hadn’t (£) N ow t Touch' (FRI.) Saturday hra.) MUSIC, the Academy Award­ 6:64 finance a costly operation to keep their Nathan. “They don’t want to lose found the dog, adopted eight months ago funds to her classm ates and teachers at 6:30 8 Mornlpg Prayer ® Family Feud 6:30 winning and internationally praised 12:30 pet Germ an shepherd alive. anything else,” she said. soon after he was bom. Mrs. Forkey the Elm s Elem entary School — with a (S) Undordog 8 8 Harper Valtay After Wanda 6:66 6 :0 0 ® ® Young And The Reetlees fa lls on a a p ika d he lm e t, an O ff movie classic to be colorcast on 8 Today’eWoman Jennifer Pieczaida, 7, sister M ichele, 6 Dr. Joseph Stoyak, chief of staff at called the M SPCA and discovered Touch picture of Nathan and Touch attached — CD PIncoladaa Gp® Ryen'eHope Broadway director caata Stella as a NBC-TVs Peacock Showcase Sun­ 6:00 ^ Pattorna For Living The cast of "Making a 8 Tennis (Mon.) ESPN's and half brother Nathan Forkey, 1, gave Rowley M em orial Hospital, said Touch’s had been picked up a block from home to help pay for the dog's m edical bills. Viking Princess in Flora's charily day, January 24. ® ® Various Programming (D Chlldran'aQotpalHour Living,” the series set against ® New zoo Revue SportaForum (FRI.) the money after a vetemarian deter­ hospital b ill w ill com e close to $700, in­ after being hit by a car. M rs, Forkey, who supports herself and (S) Golf Paler Belmont's Qoll Clinic play. The film, based on the hit 8 HBO Sneak Preview: February the background of a- posh OtOO op Joe Franklin Show mined the fam ily’s dog, Touch, needed cluding costs for surgery for a shattered The trip to Florida was planned by the the children with welfare and social and Exhibition (R) Rodgers and Hammerstein Broad­ (B) Alt-Ster Soccer (Wed.) D ® The Love Boat D octors surgery to repair injuries suffered when pelvis, medicine and hospital stay. girls so they could bring their brother to security, said a fam ily friend had offered (S3) News First network news of the restaurant, stand ready to 8 8 Barbara Mandrall And Tha Pro-Celebrity Golf (FRI.) weekend. way production, tells the sentimen­ 12:58 M andrall Slatara Quaata: Ray 8 Movie (Tue.) ‘Hans Christian it was hit by a car last week. “ Despite the severity of the injuries, he visit M rs. Forkey’s grandmother, Helen to lend her the rest of the money. & Rock Concert serve a special comedy: (back tal story of the musical von Trapp Andersen’s Magic Adventure,' ® ® PYI <39 Ring Around The World Charles and Sylvia. (Repeat; 60 1:00 “They gave up everything they had,” should get up and do quite w ell,” he said. Grady, 81, of St. Petersburg, and then row, left to right) Barrie mint.) family of Austria In the years prior Hunter's Gold Episode 6 (WED.), 6:30 to World War II. Andrews stars as Pater And The Wolf (THUR.) ® ® All My Children the childrens’ mother, Maureen Forkey, Jennifer, usually a timid child, spend show him Disneyworld, their mother Manure is a word from the Old CD Best Of Barrio Youngfellow, Marian Mercer, 8 Newamaker Saturday □P Let’s Make A Deal 8 Movie -(Drama) "Superdome Maria, a girl who aspires to be- a AM Newswatch said Thursday. “ I told them, 'You give hours scouring the area near her home, s a id . French, literally meaning “ Hard CD Journey To The Center Of The Gall Edwards, Earl Boen, Jim Bakker 8 Pro-Celebrity Golf (Tue.) CFL 1976 David Janaaen, Donna Mills. Football (WED.), All-Star Soccer me the money, the trip to Florida w ill knocking on doors and alerting Stoyak and the hospital staff have Earth The year's biggest sports event, tha nun but decides to become the § work,” and it was originally applied «X) Davey And Goliath Louise Lasser, (front, left to iUR.), Top Rank Boxing (FRI.) governess to seven children. Movie (Mon., Wed.) Rascal have to be canceled. But they said. neighbors, after Touch disappeared last given Mrs. Forkey $100 donated by a to tillage by mainual labor. (S) Week In Review A Review of the Super Bowl game, it threatened bya ^ v la (Wed.) 'My Bodyguard' right) Ann Jillian and Paul silent killer in this suspense thriller, Dazzle* (MON.), ‘Death Car On The f most important highlights of the CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME. 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Jan. 28. 1982 — 17 Emanuel Lutheran Church Religious Services Annie — Leonard Starr ■ u : Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church next ^-BUrWHYVOULP BeCflUSEITOOeStfTLOOK E LTD N -(m P MET-OH-ER- WHAT’S TORO SOitf ’CUZ SHE’S 60T , week follow* TlfaiHOa MWfTT’ 600P ON THE SCHOOL YOU STEP IN SURE.MIZ INTA OL’ LAPY d LOTS O’ /BONEVf | 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, Astro-graph Crossword Sunday: 6:30 p.m. Junior High Youth; Senior High 6R(WUfflESTU0EHllS flPMIHISTRflTION’S HERE FOR A CARSON-WY CARSON’S HOUSE Andover nursery provided. Youth. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. WHO PONT PA66 .RECORPTOHAVETOO MOMENT? NOT- FER? HE DON’T Monday: 3:30 p.m. Staff meeting; 6:45 p.m. Scouts; FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, THEIR QWPE5?« TMNYFFAIUNfi 1/iCE HER/ 7:30 p.m. Housing Board; Youth Ministry. CHURCH of Andovor. UCC. senior pastor; Rev. George Em­ STUPENTS.'~ Route 6 at Long Hill Road. R ^ - Janiiary 24,1992 mat. Trust your judgment. Tuesday: 10 a m. Beethoven Singers; 1:30 p.m. We mitt. minister of visitation and., CANCER (June 21-Jtiiy 22) Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 outreach. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday.^ Depend upon persons wllh ACROSS 41 Southern Answer to Previous PuQla Gals; 4 p.m. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m. Mission and whom you have similar Ideas Heed your hunches today. Your a.ifl. Church school; 11 ® school; 10:46 a.m.. worship, - Insights may tune you Into Prsnea Ministry Committee; 7:45 p.m. Claudia Circle. worship service with nursery, children’s church and nursery; 7-v^ and Ideals In Ihe year ahead, 1 From 42 Over there r Y J T because they're the ones who ' ways to Increase your earning coffee hour after service. D.m., evening service, nursery. 4 Commands 43 Monocle A C 0 N Wednesday: 6:30 p.m. Bible Study, Jeff Henricks, won't let you down. Gravitate power. Your Inspirations could C A T 0 CALVARY CHURCH come In a flash. 9 Sauta 45 Held in leaddr; 7:30 p.m. Ehnanuel Choir. toward this type when you form T H E s (Assemblies ot Qod), 847 E. Mid--" ■ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This 12 Nucistr reedineet (2 Thursday: 10 a.m. Prayer Group; 11:15 a.m. Care and Bolton new relationships, and lasting □ D c ; ] n a o 1------die Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. friendships will develop. could be an exciting day for agsney (sbbr.) wdi.) 'i'HfV Visitation; 12 p.m. Manchester Community Services CHURCHOF ST. MAURICE, 32 Qusletson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., unattached Laos, so take r 13 Group of sight AQUARIUS (Jan. 29-Fsb. 19) 47 Singer Bob Council; 3:45 p.m. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford Sunday school; 10:30 a.m.. You coud be extremely lucky at advantage ot any opportunities 14 Embism of classes; 7:30 p.m. Inter-Church League basketball prac­ Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at vice of worship: 6:30 p.m.,' this time with projects qr ven­ to go where you may meet grist 48 Spenish for 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. evening service. tures which are progressive someone new ot tha opposite JB 15 Pips fitting one tice at Keeney School; 7:45 p.m. New Member class. 9:16 and 11 a.m. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN'“ and designed to do the most gender. unit 49 Lecy BOLTON UNITED METHODIST Saturday — 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther CHURCH, (LCA). 40 Pitkin 8t. ^ good lor the many. Get going. VmOO (Aug. 23-8apL 22) If Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 16 Refund money 53 Doctors' Hall, Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Burton D. Strand, P“ to r;„, Predictions of what's In store you've been thinking about 17 Doctrine group Rev. Marjorie Hiles. pastor. 9:30 Rev. 0. Otaey.- associate pastor. lor you In each season follow­ starling a new hobby or 18 Acclaim project, this is a good day to 54 ClDU LAST WEEK FOR LUNCH.' 1 PI5CUSS yVHAT KlNPOFAA)f7Z«W lunch. others. You might have felt 15 16 17 fellowship. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. could get fresh Insights today WWLESHOWMG THOLkSHT PERHAPS )DU /MkSHT I CAN EXPECT ON MY INVESTMENT Wednesday — 9:30 a.m. Bible study and Acts of the prayer meeting. Holy communion every which will be very helpful In they forgot, but you'll see they OMAR AROUMP PRINCE OF PEACE haven't. HELP US OUT OF OaRR/AMAfC/M. THIS WEEKENP... O H MY Y A C H T / 18 16 20 21 Apostles; 7:30 p.m. Christian Life Audy group; 7:30 Wednesday at 10 a.m. solving a problem where you HER COM PARK p.m. Choir rehearsal. LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST- felt your alternatives were mlnl- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A8SN.I PTFF/CULTY... ^ Herald photo by Pinto and North River Road. Rev. W. H. W m iE P E O P E S Thursday — 7:30 p.m. Bible study group. CHURCH, 1226 Main SI. Rev. Dr. 22 23 24 25 26 Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday George W. Webb, Rev. Laurence TO REVEAL Friday — 5:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship meets to go to school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worshl(7_ ; HERMOm^S... 27 28 29 Camp Wightman. William Johnson, left, president of the surance firm recently matched the $1,000 vice. service. Savings Bank of Manchester and Robert H. challenge grant made by SBM to the ST. MARYS CHURCH. Route EMANUEL LUTHERAN Smith, of the Robert J. Smith Insurance Co., Manchester Area Conference of Churches 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; CHURCH, Church and Chestnut ; 30 32 Rev. John L. Suprenant. streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson Bridge A ■ Church of the Nazarene stand outside the Main Street bank. The In- Fuel Bank. associate pastor. Saturday and Ihe Rev. Michael R.__ lO M . 33 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Lohmann, pastors: Jeff Henricks, TO YOUR masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, 1 e o m n N Y ? j 35 36 37 36 40 The following events have been scheduled for next a.m. psstor emeritus. 6:30 a.m. week at the Church of the Nazarene. MACC News SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Worship service; 9:45 a.mv . Monday — 11 a.m. chapel with Rev. Emmitt at the CHURCH. (United Church of Church School, Adult Forum, 81*1 • 41 42 43 44 Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. High-level play Cornerstone Christian School. ble Study, 11 a m. Nursery: 11 Lwy*# Law — James Schumeister Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 a.m. a.m. worship service. 45 46 Tuesday — 2 p.m. Service at Crestfield Convalescent Church school for all ages; 11 NORTH UNITED METHODIST a singleton. Home; 3 p.m. service at Vernon Manor; 7 p.m. Chris­ Every once in a while a.m., worship service (child care CHURCH, 300 Parker St. The • T h e first fear was 48 46 50 51 52 53 tian Life ^ a r d and staff; 7:30 p.m. Finance Committee provided). Rev. Richard W. Dupee, pastor. 9 [ dispelled when Blast took his you ONLY SOLP •~rr FIRST CONGREGATIONAL NORTH M 34i I WOUUPNTVE SOW meeting. a.m. Adult Bible class and , ace of spades and continued ON EEAFFLf TM CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 ♦ J84 ..I M JUST NOT A m BUT AN AVON LADY 64 55 56 nursery; 10 a.m. Worship and ■ the suit, but West had to TK X E TL A 6 5 ? SOBfcV, CUT OUT FOB Wednesday — 7 p.m. Children’s Caravan; 7:30 p.m Main St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, Church School and nursry. | ♦ akqio follow. 1D(X PITY ON ME. . minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School S U B ^ I'M SARRR.... SELHN6 DOOB- Midweek service, teen prayer group. Chancel choir Coffee fellowship following the ■ ♦ A986 South bad to play three PISAPPOINTEP. 57 58 59 you just hove to smile at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. 6GFVlC0 * ♦ aj TD-POOB. rehearsal. rounds of trumps in order to n Worship service, nursery care Thursday — 9:15 a.m. L.I.F.T. Bible study — baby sit­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL” '. WEST EAST prevent a ruff of the lead of provided in Church Lane House. CHURCH. 365 N. Main St. Rev;'< ♦ 63 ♦ A10975 a tbird spade. Then he (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ting provided. Dr. James 0. MacLauchlln,*’] ?874 cashM his last spade and Saturday — 9 a.m. Cromwell visitation. Editor’s note: This column is goes, showed them fuel bank had the caller come in and fill out pastor. 10 a.m. worship servlcev. ♦ 32 Manchester ♦ 7 5 played dummy’s ace and guidelines, the applications forms, the application after the fact. and church school; 11 a.m.-*' ♦ KQ3 prepared by the Manchester Area ♦ 1II74I1 ♦KQ6 jack of clube. the vouchers process. Although we let families sit all GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. fellowship hour. I Conference of Churches for publica- 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 Blast was on lead with the O ur guidelines include summer and mostly through CENTER CONGREGATIONAL . SOUTH CELEBRITY CIPHER Special service Sunday tion each Saturday in the a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. ' ♦ KQ2 queen and saw that be was MUNI geographical and financial restric­ November without gas or oil or elec­ gospel meeting. faced with the need to either CalabdtY Ctphar cryptograms ara craatad from quotstlona by famous paopla. past Manchester Herald. Newell H. C urtis Jr., senior . ♦ J98S POL and prassnt. Eae»i M tar In tha dphar atttTda for anothsr. rod^acAjo.-H aguaM L. tions. You must be a tricity at zero degrees. I’m, inclined FULL GOSPEL pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland. ' ♦ J1042 give South a ruff and discard Raymond Grezel will be the lay speaker for a special Manchester/Bolton resident. You to think we should take a chance on INTERDENOMINATIONAL associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. | ♦ 85 or to lead a diamond. Tbe CHURCH. 745 Main St. Rev. service Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene, By Nancy Carr must not be eligible for any other helping our neighbors. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 • diamond lead could not hurt Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 Vulnerable: Both him if West held the Jack, Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 236 Main St., Manchester. Executive Director Particularly in this kind of a.m. Worship srvice, sanctuary: | assistance. You must be able to a.m., praise, worship service and 10 a.m. Church School. ! DiealerElaat but finally Blast decided that Mr. Grezel will speak about the responsibilty to share Manchester Area demonstrate need (shut-off notice— weather with elderly, if they are low Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance ■B’W PKAC LXDC XDM 8CVCA West North East Ssnth South had been dealt four one’s faith with others. He is a native of Manchester but on oil or out, we order the oil and service diamonds and two clubs and IT'LL WORK LIKE A TELEPHONE ’ SO WE PLANT IT ' V VOU WON'T Conference of Churches empty or almost empty oil tank) and 1 4 Pass RECEIVER, ARTHUR. WE SET A IN HIS COLLAR AND \ now resides with his wife, the former Sue Provost, and then we mail them the application. tAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 that one ruff and discard BE AFRAIP. Every once in a while you just we call your oil company to make Lake St. Rev. James Bellasov, Pass Dbl. Pass i f MICROPHITNE NEAR THE VOICE WHEN "SATAN" SPEAKS, WILL YOU I three daughters on Taylor St., Vernon, couldn’t do South any good. have to smile. We got a call from a sure they mean it when they told you In two cases Fern has gone to the pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Checkstand j Pass 4 t Pass Pass AND WE CAN FOLLOW IT TO THE POe WILL 6 0 TO BOYT ’The public is invited to attend. Nursery care is Pass He led his last club, south WHERE THE VOICE gentleman who asked for help for they won’t deliver without cash on house just to make sure everything 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 could take his ruff and ENDMCACM EFCAC MXM EXP XDM p.m., evening service. IS COMING- provided. his neighbors. “ She’s been burning hand. What's more, you have to fill is okay for the person, but we are makes bags j discard, but was still left CHURCH OF THE newspapers,” he said. Good out an application for us stating absolutely too short-staffed to do Opening lead: 46 with two diamond losers. ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at NEW YORK (UPI) - A ’ heavens, MACC to the rescue. Fern your income, your expenses, etc. that except in unusual cases. It’s Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. As a matter of informa­ tion, this hand was played in EFQ FC EXPD’V FNWC HBIC NVFCA Center Congregational is calling the town about wood. Even then you probably won’t get a possible, even probably, that at Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses checkstand that makes its~' I some point in this bitter weather, at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday own paper bags gets high'- a high level game, west held We’re checking out the cost pf yes from us for help unless you are By Oswald Jacoby a b i w band, but be had a we’re going to believe somebody’s masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and marks from half a dozen or ... MANCHESTER — Events scheduled next week at heaters. But no — the lady bums older, disabled, ill, or are a family 11:45 a.m. aodAlaoSoDtag chance to play two elute. He sad story, short-cut our process and so supermarket operators Center Congregational Church are as follows: newspapers to supplement and con­ with younger children in the house. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST carefully dropped the 10 on MXMP," — FCDAQ JNDMX get taken. But after eight years in who are testing it. South was unhappy when tbe first club lead and the Sunday — 8:30 a.m, — 9th Grade Confirmation, Rob­ serve oil and to keep warm and will We really have very little money OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- the business of running emergency side Street and Hlllstown Road. The equipment not only " be saw diunmv. It loM ed as deuce on tbe second to show bins Room; 10 a.m. — Worship Service, Sanctuary; 10 be happy for newspapers. Period. and it has to go as far as possible. Today the $400 check arrived from services, we know a fair number of Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 6:30 makes its own paper bags if every missing high card that he held an even number a.m. — Church School; 10 a.m. — 7th and 8th Grades, It happens that Concordia a.m.. Priesthood and Relief would be held by Ekist. of clubs including tbe 10 and PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"The rich have many advantages over the fam ilies who have ongoing from large rolls of kraft . Federation Room; 11:15 a.m. — Pilgrim Choir, Choral Lutheran is having a paper drive. th e SNET employees. The Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Furthermore, West’s six of nine. Allay Oop the poor, but the most Important one is knowing how to talk paper, it also advances the; - — Dave Graue Room; 11:15 a.m. — Christian education Adult Winter Several days later, two nice young Wednesday before, I broke most of problems; we’ve identified most of Meeting. spades might well have been (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) and eat at the same lime." — Andy Warhol SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main bags on to a loading and Serhinar, Federation Room; 11:15 a.m. — Center men have her basement filled with the rules in our guidelines. the chronic askers. We’re happy to She wasn’t from Manchester or hear from you with your ideas and St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur take-away belt" Church Women Membership Meeting, Robbins Room; newspaper and she’s warm again, Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m.. HOLD IT .B A K rl I WAJJT AN EASY, PAL! R.J.YAHOa. comments. What do you think? automatically. Pop — Ed SuUlvan 11:15 a.m. — Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. thanks to a concerned beighbor, even Bolton; she was eligible for Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., EXPLANATION FROM y O U ! IT...IT WAS An article in Progressive H IM ! HE MADE Monday — 3:30 p.m. — Staff Meeting, Church Office. some good kids, and Lutheran fuel aid through the state/federal Fuel Bank holiness meeting; 6 p.m.. open- air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation ME DO THOSE papers. It’s the very first time, program, and she hadn’t filled out We’re hoping to raise $2,(XI0 in in­ Grocer quotes the Toronto /■WORKING ONE VES, ANP ITS Kit *n' Carlyle — Larry Wright Tuesday — 6:30 p.m. — Sacred Dance Group, Mez­ meeting. THINGS T M X l! though, we ever ordered a paper an application. What she was, was dividual gifts to match the two thou­ manufacturer, H.J. O F T H O S E REALLY TX2UGH.' zanine. UNITED PENTECOSTAL Langen, as saying he has 12 Wednesday — 7 p.m. — Library Committee, Library; delivery as fuel assistance. The sick, elderly (late 70’s), cold, sand dollar grants from the Savings CHURCH. 167 Woodbridge St. \^UBeS,HUH? installations in seven 7:30 p.m. — Chancel Choir, Choral Room. lady and her husband, by the way, bewildered, and crying. We spent Bank of Manchester and the Robert Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 Thursday — 7:30 p.m. — Department of Growth & are in their 70’s. It just makes you about 20 minutes checking her story. J. Smith Insurance C o. The a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., different retail ' 1 DON’T 6CT i t You'Re Tfte Yes, she was eligible for worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 organizations now and 12 Development, Library. smile to think of them. God bless following generous contributors p.m., worship. DftTe lYe HADTrtis Month them and keep them warm. state/federal assistance. Yes, she have helped us raise $1,130 toward PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 more are being installed. Takes All Kinds had filed an application for fuel that goal: Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, Langen says the unit can WitoKMenABeceD 6He R jeecn o South United Methodist Are people cheating to get fuel assistance correctly with the CRT Albert 0. Bourret, Lucille S. pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ produce about four bags a FeeD ReRCTTeN jo$TAs i m neD worker in East Hartford and he had vice, nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sunday minute without waste, with'- money? Probably. Some people Smith, (]ieorge and Mary Smith, school: 7 p.m.. Informal worship. HeRupTo PtAoe. The following events have been scheduled at South cheat on their income tax, their correctly mailed it in, and no - she Nona McCann, Victor and Murray ST. JOHN’S POLISH three bagS usually stored United Methodist Church next week; bridge tallies, and their expense ac­ wasn’t going to get oil for three Dubaldo, Allan and Louise NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. out of sight and ready to Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. The scheduled for VISTA programs will be in force counts. I have a strong suspicion more weeks because it would take Hotchkiss, Center Congregational pop out in three seconds on J Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in demand. weekly through April 9. that misrepresentation is not con­ that long to process the application. Church, Marion C. Ford, John and English; 10:30 a.m.. mass In J Sunday — 4 p.m. Concert: Patrick Maloney, lyric fined to the wealthy or even the mid­ Well, we ordered the oil and Phyllis VonDeck, Ann Colburn, English and Polish. rLETAAESEE IT- N th a tS not a tenor. dle class but that there are some guaranteed payment and we’ll work David and Joanna Gaston, Veronica ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S I HAVE AWAY VERY NICE VWV.Y, Tuesday — 7:30 p.m. Women’s Prayer & Study: 1208 at getting the bill paid by CRT but if Robidoux, Theodore and Ruth CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ people with limited incomes who pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, WITH CHALLENGES BERNARP.' Main St. not, we end up paying for that oil Chambers, Fairway Stores. may not give us the whole truth and pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: BIBLE ; LIKETHAT.'’ Wednesday — 7:30 p.m. Teachers’ Meeting in educa­ delivery. I’m still going to think it Also, Naomi Carlin, Janet and IN £ P eA $ E nothing but the truth when they Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and Y o u p tion wing. com e for help. Has MACC ever was the right decision to make with E.J. Leemon, William and Arline 11:30 a.m. SPIAKS - ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. Thursday — 6:30 p.m. Junior Choir, Pumpkin Patch; given fuel assistance (or food or your money. P.S. We also took the Rivers, John and Loma Pickens, ^ ftf c i p e u L A n o N William F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. s 7:30 p.m. Elducation Work Area, education wing; 7:30 clothing) to people who haven’t been time to make some calls com­ Catherine Putnam, Edith M. Krukowskl. Rev. Robert.. Bur­ u o s t 5 0 « fA p.m. Missions Commission, Pastor Hill’s office; 7:30 plaining bitterly about the way the Casatary, B. Burton Smyth, Donald N honest in their application? Ab­ bank. team ministry; Rev. Edward IN T H t f a p.m. Adult Study: 224 Indian Hill Trail, Glastonbury; 6- solutely. And, my friends. I’m going fuel aid system has worked. and Lillian Peterson, Helen A. . J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 5 % 10 p.m. VISTA program (income tax service), reception to tell you right now it will probably That’s the only time we have Caveu, Southern New England and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at MACHINE hall. broken the residency rule this 7:30, 9 and 10:30 and noon; and -T j n * happen again. Telephone Community Services at 5 p.m. A small town nawspapar Izveb ^ winter, but there have been a aditor, abort of flllar, Intartad ____ V- Friday — 10 a.m. AI-Anon, education wing; 11-2 p.m. Checking Out Fund, Ken and Julie Chadwick. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 number of times we’ve taken a per­ Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan tha Tan Commandmants VISTA program, reception hall; 6:15 p.m. Youth CHioir, T h a n k Yous i l i . i Pumpkin Patch, 7:30 p.m. (Dhancel Choir, Pumpkin Several employees of the son’s word for it that they are elder­ and Rev. Emilio P. Pacjelll, co­ without adKorlal oommanL Ha ©iW»yl«A.lne Southern New England Telephone • To Betty Jeffries and Richie pastors. Saturday masses at 5 The Born Loser — Art Sansom Patch; 7:30 p.m. United Methodist Youth Fellowship; 6- ly or have littler ones and are out of racalvad tha following Hamel for their week-in, week-out and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 10 p.m. VISTA program, reception hall. Company came in last week to oil, or almost out of oil and after brusqua nota In raaponsa: review how we disseminate efforts in the clothing bank and to 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. "Cancal my subscription. checking in with the oil company, JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 Our Boarding House— Carroll & McCormick Buoa assistance through our fuel bank, I Sandy Martin for coming in to help You're getting personal." Bunny — Warner Bros guaranteed payment for a minimum Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: WT'CHA. IWB *YDU"»«MIT MOVBSaUBMS explained at some length how is us out in the MACC office. delivery (126-150 gallons), and then Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.: Concordia Lutheran • to Center Congregational Women Thursday: Theocratic School Indeed the Tan Com­ ATTORNEY CROMWELL M Y $ iTPANKniRN-RJRTv; SUPER WH6MI iWATOI for their contribution to FISH of (speaking course). 7:30 p^m.; mandments are parsonal. In TilAT ATXM VIILL NOT ONLY THEY'RE dETTlNJS 50 ’The following events have been scheduled next week 6 0 WL, OLVUOiiB Manchester. Service Meeting (ministry this respect tha respondent RPUCe CRIME BUT PAY ftOK PE5RERATE RDR at Concordia Lutheran Church. training). 6:16 p.m.; Sunday: was rIghL Tha tragedy was •ffiCMSELVES.' HI5 rSROUF’ RATINO^THAT THEY Rg-|?UU'5. • to Marge Reed for some lovely Monday — 7:30 p.m. Church School staff meeting in Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; that hs attributed the KCOMMENC?# t h e SALE OF tURMEP (3N A F^N knit items and Ruth Smith for a church room. 8 p.m. Worship and Music Committee. Watchtower Study, 10:25. D«c«logue to tha editor, not A P yE W ri»IN

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For information bedroom house with two typing skills and figure ap­ WASHERS, RANGES - ukes,unco, oneVllC fourAUUl CUlUand one’''~ VUV f-h ‘ Security - tenant in­ call 643-6441. other people. Very nice FANTASTIC OPfORTURITY Clean, Guaranteed. Parts eight string. $50. Telephone;'.'" Umih titude a must. 30 hours per For a self starter in public su ran ce. 646-2426, 9-5 house in quiet rural & Service. Low prices! 649-7517. week. Telephone 228-9438. relations. Must like to work weekdays. neighborhood. Rent $210 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ...... *4^"' TWO BEDROOM EOE. with people in a team at- DUPLEX - central loca­ monthly plus 1/3 utilities. % k h a s in g Street. 643-2171. mo^here and be able to deal Dogs-BIrde-Pete 43 „• MANCHESTER MAIN tion, security deposit $440 security deposit HELP WANTED - Mid­ with the public. STREET - Two room required. Cali M9-07W. 'Your Community Newspaper' Excellent fringe benefits. Articles tor Sale 41 required. Available night to 8 a.m. three nights A PAIR OF b e a u t if u l :," apartment. Heated, hot February first. For details Apply in person only to hwonie Tax older kittens. A Morrill .. per week. No experience John Niebielski water, appliances. No pets. telephone 643-9811. . necessary; will train. 646- LIPMAN MOTORS Semice look-a-Iike and a black Ion£ Security. Parking. 5081. 450 HomssUad Avt. haired double pawed. 8SS- Telephone 523-7047. Homes tor Rent 54 □ AUTOMOTIVE p o M i e f i u Hartford IN C O M E TAX 6581, 342-0571. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 ALUMINUM SHEETS PLEASE READ PART TIME TELLER PREPARATION - Ex­ used as printing plates. .007 • ••••••••••••••••• •••••• MANCHESTER - Newly 456Vi MAIN STREET - six Thursday nights and Satur- perienced - at your home thick. 23x28W’^. 50c each, Sporting Goods 46 . 1; decorated one bedroom rooms, $400. plus utilities. A u to s For Sale 61 2 YOUR AD DENTAL ASSISTANT - day mornings. RN-F>ublic Health Nurse apartment. Access to shop­ AUTOMOTIYE SERVICE - Call Dan Mosler, 649- or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- SKIS *-* Ross’i^ o l* Camira'*' No appliances. Tenant in­ ClmHlMl Mis art likM experienced nefcessary. TECHNICIAN Experienced preferred, for voluntary Public 3329. 2711. They MUST be picked ping centers, buslines and surance. Security. 646-2426 SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, G r e a t e r Multi girl office. Excellent SPECIAL OPPORTUNmr Health Nursing Agency. 160s; also Nordica boota,’,^' schools. For further details •»^». days. Salary plus com­ able to work with minimal and SERVICES T H R E E ROOM repairs for leading national 1982. supervision. Monday- ESTATE OF missions. Call Circulation An equal oppoertunity FOREMAN - 3AI rated FARRAND APARTMENT - Heated, company in the W. HARRY ENGLAND employer. Friday, 9-5. Send resume manufacturing company. stove, refrigerator. Manchester area. We need Manager, Manchester Services Ottered 31 REMODELING - Cabinets, Pursuant to an order of Hon. David Herald; 643-2711. and salary history to $14,000-$20,0(ro plus car, Roofing, Gutters, Room References ana security. 3,000-3,500 plus sq. ft. C. Rappe. Judge, dated January 18. Scripps League hospitalization, pension, in­ Additions, Decks, All types 649-9021. Please call collect, 1-401- 1982 a hearing will be held on an T h e Newspapers, Inc., 210 Main surances. Reply Box H, c/o REWEAVING BURN 724-8198. application praying that certain Herald. HOLES. Zippers, um­ of Remodeling and Street, Manchester, CT the Herald. Repairs. Free estimates. real estate be conveyed without 06040. brellas repaired. Window FOUR ROOMS - Two Misc. tor Rent 58 consideration u in said application PART TIME shades, Venetian blinds. Fully insured. Phone 643- on file more fully appears, at the 6017. bedrooms with wall to wall WAITER - Lunches four CLERK TYPIST - Keys. TV FOR RENT. carpeting and appliances. MANCHESTER - Garage Court of Probate on February 5. Newspaper Circulation Solicitor Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. 1982 at 9:15 in the morning. days a week. Call George Experienced typist needed ROBERT E. JARVIS - No pets. Rent ^75 plus for rent at Park Chestnut Sarah Carrol. Asst. Clerk for East Hartford Oil Com­ 649-5221. at 643-2751. Remodeling Specialist. utilities and security. Condominiums. $35 per 037-01 pany. Knowledge of office' For room additions, % Telephone 649-9717. month. Telephone 644-2^. Three Evenings Per Week AIR-CONDITIONING procedure necessary. Worji Advertisers... BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - kitchens, bathrooms, *•••«••#***#•#•****••*** ••#*•***#*•*#•••••***••• ••••***•**•*•••••••••••• Call Pam at The Herald. 643-2711. for Approximately 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. AND REFRIGERATION processing experience' Concrete. Chimney roofing and siding or any service man needed. Loqg plus. Inquire at 414 Tolland A iit o t For Sato 51 Autoa For 8alo 51 Autos For Sale 61 R epairs. “ No Job Too home improvement need. •••••••••••••••••••••••• •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa* increased sales, or stop by and see to work with Carrier established company pays Street, East Hartford. Small.” Call 644-8356 for Telephone 643-6712. (i.-d her at our conveniently located office. Sales Force. high wages and has estimates. excellent benefits in­ LEON CIESZYNSKI Herald Square, Manchester. cluding dental insurance, BUILDER. New homes, Salary plus Commisalon pension and profit sharing NEW PAY SCALE additions, remodeling, rec ExceHent Selectioii Here Mow! plan. Minimum five years rooms, garages, kitchens experience required. Call remodelM, ceilings, bath today - 528-41'44. WE NEED ... M&M P&H, Manchester Apply In penon at the 649-2871. Small repairs, tile, dormers, roofing. RN’s/LPN’s Residential or commer­ Mancheater Harald Office WANTED; Phone remodeling, heating, 2 cial. 649-4291. or call Jaahna at 647-9946 solicitors, hourly wages Home Health Aides baths, kitchens and water Homemaker/ heaters. Free estimates! tor appointment. plus bonuses and incentive DESIGN KITCHENS, it programs. Experience a Companions cabinets, vanities, counter plus but will train. Full or C & M Tree Service, Free to provide home care' estimates. Discount senior tops, kitchen cabinet fronts part time people. Call Bob custom woodworking, at 646-5039 between 1 and 4 Call or eoino In fw' citizens. Company Manchester owned and colonial reproductions. p.m. for appointment. 'ihlonnation, 643>0S18 J.P. Lewis 649-9658. It m ay look like o jungle, but in fact, operated. Call 646-1327. Crocheti HELP WANTED LEGAL SECRETARY - AIDE AND ASSISTANCi ELECTRICAL SERVICES Real estate experience a LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ SMALL 3 CIRCULATION DEW. must, Probate if possible. OF N.E. CONN. INC. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ ■! We do all types of Elec­ your Clossified section contains many 3M Main SI, Manehaatar ages cleaned. All types trical Work! Licensed. Call MEDIUM Immediate opening in East after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. PM0T04UIDE1 * of River law office. Fee trash, brush removed. LARGE .Exclusive • Z ■k Newspaper Dealer Needed o m c e HOURS' Picket, Split Rail, paid. E.O.E. Call 649-7000 Mon. - FrI. i U hidden treasures! You don’t hove to be o in Vernon-Rockville Area Monday-Friday for Stockade Fences installed. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 5006 EOe/AAP 528-0670. Residential & Commercial 2 8 3 9 1211 3 0 Call 647-9946 pointment. DAVID JAMES Construction. Remodeling, M 43 PERSONNEL. This lacy-ruffle trimmed FST VIPC hwy n>rn EST.MPC fsthwympK [ kt.MPC tot hwy mpK native to hunt down oil the vdluoble informa­ Aak lor Jeanne LICENSED DAY CARE home improvements, ad­ blouse/sweater is cro­ HOME - Will watch your ditions, bathroom & cheted in 2-ply sports ■k Part-time Inserters child or infant days. Call kitchen remodeling, yam with a Size I Aighan 8355 646^)262. roofing, siding, repairs, nook. tion... right there at your fingertips! See how easy Must be 18 years old door & window replace­ No. 5006 has crochet di­ ment and alterations. 646- Call 647-9947 BABYSITTER rections for Sizes Small, A swinging style with! CARRIERS NEEDED AVAILABLE, Martin 1379. Medium and Large (8-16) flattering yoke and tiod<« IMMEDIATE DUIVERY it is to track down buyers for your merchandise...or Aak tor John School area. Call after 3 inclusive. collar with elbow length^ p.m. 649-2094. Heeting-Plumbing 35 TS OSSnjMM lIJS Mr Msk or long sleeves. So com~« •k Carriers Needed j|Mtan|, sMt M i Mr ssstafs MS fortable to wear. 2 I W U U M I m u r iu u m to discover o world of shopping sendees that in Manchester DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - SCHALLER PLUMBING- MHCSMT No. 8355 with Photo-'' IN Parking lots,. driveways, HEATING- Water pump n tM M h r M Gnide is in Sizes 8 to lEC:: ( ' Olilf'-I /.iM» (i^ri-•> Drii't"! Rachel Rd. apartments, stores, specialists. Also, IIMSA'fiSMriMS Sise 10, 82H bust, 8 * - Interest you...from apartments to antiques, autos sidewalks, sanding. 646- M o Ym C £ t. IM M yards 45-inch. '2 ' Tudor La. Remodeling service or M a t Hisjs,. M S n ss oMi BP 2204. Repairs. FREE eSM MS tlMt M sMm . ggSk-SS-SAlS Call 647-9946 ESTIMATES, 649-4266. 1982 AlBUM with 16-page to ouctions... and just obout everything else in MANCHESTER CARPENTRY and GIFT SECTION with fnU m s m ic n masonry. Call Tony Ftoortng 36 directions. Price... $2J6. .!?”■ imm ^uillacote, 649-0811. sosnttMJSMos MOmA|T^|^gH between! Read oil obout the extra, extra inside a-isi-sintsoM mmiwom- m mianrliPBtpr FLOORSANDING - Floors