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20 - THE HERALD, Sat., Jan. 2. 1982 HDVERTISING MniERnSING MTES It wds a handyman's special... page 13 Classified 643^2711 Minimum Charge 22_pondomlniurrt8 15 W ords V EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heaimg-Ptumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Mtsc for Rent 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lols-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59^Home8/Apt$< to Sti8|ro 48— Antiques and ^ound f^lnveslment Property 37— Moving-TrucKing-Storage PER WORD PER DAY before publication. 13— Help Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE 2— Par sonata 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted 14— Business Opportunities 50~ P ro du ce Deadline for Saturday Is 3 - - Announcements 15— Situatiorf Wanted 27— Relort Property 1 D A Y ...... 14« 4'-Chrlstma8 Trees 28— Real Estate Wanted MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS______8l-.Autos for Sale 12 noon Friday; Mon 5— Auctions 62— Trucks for Sale 3 D A YS ...... 13iF EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale day's deadline Is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycits-Bicycles 6 P A Y S ...... 12(T Clearing, windy FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Seie 65— Campers-Trailert'Mobile Manchester, Connj Friday. 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 19— SchoolS'Ciasses Homes 26 D A Y S ...... 1 U 6— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— PetS'Birds-D^s 55— OtriceS'Stores for Rent tonight, Tuesday Phone 643-2711 33— Buildirrg-Contracting 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service HAPPV AOS $3.00 PER INCH Mon.,. Jan. 4, 198| 9— Pertonal^Loans * 44— Musical Instruments 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease tO— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Rooflng-Sidmg 45— Boats & Accessories' 57— Wanted to Rent — See page 2 25 Cents
aassified ads are used by' people wheji they are’ [ j BUSINESS 55 searching for products or and S E R V I C E S R o b e r t e . j a r v i s - ii8 m a in s t r e e t - s and w o r k V p a c e *****o r services. For fast results, <- Remodeling Specialist. 4 room heated apartmenU, q p a p r p n ” use a Gassified ad to at Manrli^atfr MrraIJi ...... For room additions, hot water, no appliances. tract people who are ready Services Ottered 31 kitchens, bathrooms, Security - tenant in- ^ to buy. Storm 'Your Community Newspaper' brellas repaired. Window ------? ------^ ^ ------M A N C H E S T E R M AIN shades, Venetian blinds. L E O N C IE S Z Y N S K I S T R E E T - T w o room ^aairu/z-inui, m^to a. Violence mar Keys. TV FOR RENT. BUILDER. New homes, apartnient. Heated, hot m p u ,, v r p n o V a t p h Half-Size Appeof Marlow’s, 867 Main street, additions, remodeling, rec water, appliances. No pets. ' 649-5221. rooms, garages, kitchens Security. Parkfng. «iuf« ------remodeled, ceilmgs, bath Telephone 523-7047. spares Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 BRICK, BLOCK STONE - tile, dorm ers. Foofing. ------^rkinL CaU M9 2(fflr PLEASE READ C o n c r e t e . C h im n e y Residential or com m er- MANSFIELD CENTER - Parking, t-ati aan. YO U R A D P A R T T IM E Repairs. “No Job Too cial. 649-4291. Woodsedge Apartments. Classlllsd ■ it art Ukwi SALESPERSON to sell Small.” Call 644-8356 for ...... ONE MONTH’S FR E E state's holida o«ir fiM phoM a* • con- subscriptions door-to-door NEW PAY SCALE estimates. Heating-Plumbing 35 RENT. Newly renovated, ...... country setting. Two BASEMENT STORAGE vMiltne*. Tli« Htrald !• with newscarrier two evenings a week or Satur SCHALLER PLUMBING- bedrooms. From ^ to AREA with dirt floors. town Bridgeport, Meriden, Middletown, ratpomIMa lor only ona In- By United Press International Feliciano, 15, who were founi days. Salary plus com HEATING- Water pump 1325, includes appliances pirst room 18% ft.xlS ft.; carracl fnaartfon and than WE NEED ... ★ New Haven and West Haven, while in their home Saturday. f missions. Call Circulation M&M P&H, Manchester specialists. Xlso, a^parto^«9-lJ70, 233- second r^m MfLxl5% ft. Connecticut began 1982 with no only to tha alza of tl)p RN’s/LPN’s three other people we/e wounded in Manager, Manchester 649-2871. Small reoairs. remodeling serv^e _ o j[ 9660 or 232-0781. $30 monthly. 649-0717. traffic deaths on state roadways but Police said Ms. Sanchez’ coA original Inaartlon. Errors shooting incidents in Hartford and HeraltT 643-2711. Home Health Aides rpmnriplinh hpatino’ repairs. FREE _ ___ •••••••••••••••••••••••• By Paul Hendrie a rash of shootings and stabbings law husband, Antonio Felicial wMdi do not loason tha Bristol. Homemaker/ Herald Reporter left at least seven people dead and was being sought as a suspeef m uo ol Iho odvortlaonMnl g K ’’»il;S lre r o o m T a r T m' e n T ...... " In Middletown, two men were Companions three others injured. slayings and authorities throl arW not bo corrodod by an heaters. Free estimates! AVAILABLE. Heat, hot g A R A G E T Y P E charged .with murder Sunday after the state and in Puerto Ri| to provide home care . Overnight freezing rain made ’The latest slaying was reported in ■ddMonal bwortlon. C & M Tree Service Free •••••••••••••••••••••••• 2®/®*^’ BUILDING for automotive the body of a 23-year-old man who been alerted to look for himl NEW Y EAR’S VACATION commuting to work this morning a New London, where police found a Call or coma In for estimatJs.1)Snt keid^ FLOORSANDING -Floors References; Call leading national had been stabbed several times was begins now. Sell Avon and treacherous affair, but the city resident shot once in the chest In New Haven, Calixto Rod| citizens. Company new! Sp^ializing in after 6 pm, 646-3911. company in. , the found in a wooded area. Police 41, of West New York, N.J start saving! Call 646-3685 Information, 643>9515 Manchester area was spared the at the G and M Cafe on Truman iHaurliratrr or 523-9401. , MsfichfistGr ownfiQ snd old6r floors. Nflturfll snd " MflnchBStor 3r6d. W© n©©d would not release the victim’s iden being held in lieu of $ioo OOL AIDE AND ASSISTANCE operated Call 6^1M7 stained floors No waxing MANOIESTER - ^luxe 3,000-3,500 plus sq. ft. serious problems that hit other Street at 10:35 p.m. Sunday. tity. ______anymore! Jphn Verfaille, one bedroom townhouse, please call collect, 1-401- Eldward Logan Miller, 28, was today pending arraignmenl| ^ Ir r a I^ $180 PER WEEK PART OF N .L CONN. INC. parts of the state. Police said Alfred Rogala, 17, of LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- 6^5750. private entrance, patio and 724-8198. i pronounced dead an hour later at murder charge in the shootinj TIME at home. Webster, 3SS Miln at, Manclmter The glaze of ice on the roads Middletown and Kenneth Goff, 18, Friday of a New Haven mail cing. Attics cellars gar- >••••••••••••••••••••••• full basement.Includes Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. who lived in a Waterbury halfway America’s foremost dic forced the state to close one stretch State police arrested Rodrii tionary company needs OFFICE HOURS ages cleaned. All types Household Goods 40 heat, appliances, carpeting Homes-Apts. to share 50 Police issued an all points bulletin of Interstate 84, in the Waterbury house, were being held on $100,000 home workers to update Mon. - FrI. S-4 for a suspect, described as a black the Connecticut Turnpike ini Picket S^it “ i; USED monthly, No pets, fiamato MANCHESTER - apart- area, and there was a 15-car pileup . bond each pendins arralenment port about a half hour aftel [ ] N O T I C E S local mailing lists. All eOE/AAP male, 5 foot lO inches tall and today in Middlesex County Superior Stockade Fences installed. REFRIGERATORS, Enterprises, 646-1021. ment to share, male on Interstate 91 in the New Haven Pujols, 30, was shot during al ages, experience un weighing 160 pounds. Court. 528-0670. WASHERS, RANGES ------T. T professional. Non-smoker. area. ’There were no serious in ment over continuing a New! necessary. Call 1-716-842- Sonya Stueber, 7, of Danielson, In West Haven, Bernice Bruno, 36, Loyt and Found 1 6000, Ext. 5063. ------^------Clean, Guaranteed. Parts MANCHESTER .- Newly ^ ^ .5 0 per month plus half juries. Eve party in his home. f RECEIVING-Stock clerk. LICENSED DAY CARE & Service. Low prices! decorated one bedroom utilities. 649-0291 after 6 died from exposure after she fell died Saturday after she was shot in In Bridgeport, police said I 7:30 to 4:00. $3.75 per hour. HOME - Will watch your B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main apartment. A cp ss to shop- p.m.weekdays, Northeast Utilities reported through ice into the Quinebnug the neck while returning home with LOST; W illie's Steak HVAC ESTIMATOR-Sales to Soto, 28, was shot to deal House area, December Telephone 649-8648. power outages in the Simsbury area River in Danielson on Thursday as groceries. A neighbor, Brenda Person, for HVAC In c w i d o , W . M d . , s . c n ...... Year’s Eve night as he al| 23rd, woman’s Amitron dustrial Ventilation Con and, in Southbury, a sanding truck the holiday period began. Bynum, 26, was charged with POSITION FOR PC Board Articles lor Sale 41 please call 528-4196 Autos For Sale 67 | brandished a knife in a P| Digital watch. REWARD. tractor. Experienced in all overturned. assembler. Experience RARVQTTTTTR •••••••••••••••••••••••• D6tW6Cn 9 Slid 5 Din OF •••••••••••••••••••••••• j Alico Flores. 35. was criticallv murder and held on $50,000 bond store. A clerk, Angel R eyi Call collect, 429-8562. phases. Duct desijzn, burned when flames apparently mandatory. Apply in per AVAILABLE, Martin a ^ter 5 pm and weekends, STOPLUS JEEPS C^^^^ pending arraignment today. pricing, installation. Rill But here in Manchester, the police he shot Soto in self d| son at Phoenix Audio erupted on a couch in his Hartford Authorities in Meriden blamed a FOUND! In the benefit program. Salary storm’s major effect was a one-hour At least three other peopi Laboratory, 91 Elm Street, niO TO -«U M apartment Saturday night. violent family argument for the Manchester Herald based on capability. Send school opening delay and the con wounded in shooting incidi Manchester. ^______ALUMINUM SHEETS EXTRA large two room ef- Similar bargains available. Exausivc Meanwhile, holiday weekend fatal stabbings of Rosa Sanchez, 33. parking lot ... I roll of resume to Box DD, c/o The t tinued erosion of the Highway Bristol and Hartford ov| s is m w p i n w T N r .’" used as printing plates. .007 ficiency, wml to wall, heat. Call for information, 602- slayings were reported in and her daughter. Carmen e x p o se slide film. Owner Herald. Department budget. holiday period. may claim at the reception PAINTERS, Paper rnmm erpial V thick, 23x28%’\ 50c each, parking, appliances. $260. 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone hangers. Experienced. Call Commercial & Kesiden ^ ^ ^ g^y^lfy, references. 646- call refundable. desk of the Herald during PART TIME Proof Highway Superintendent Fredrick Mr. Campbell, 647-8724. Reasonable Frie es: 2711. They MUST be picked 1642 after 5 weekdays. ------normal business hours. Operator. Hours, 2-5. F. Wajes Jr. said this morning that Experienced preferred. {images CaUanvtim^^ up before 11:00 a.m. only. ------CADILLAC-IWa - (^upe SUPERINTENDENT the latest storm will reduce the Announcements 3 Will train right applicant. 5489, 646-1327; ^ 149 OAKLAND ST., second R^Y***® ' ^ ‘ es. NEEDED - live-in full department’s storni clearanfee Buckland Mall developers Equal C^portunity ------1------SEASONED oak firewood fjoor five room apartment. S?***^*^®!*' time position. Only hard bu^et by about another 5 percent. FLEA MARKET: Every Employer. Contact Linda DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - f?*" ®®'® 5® ®® $330 plus utilities and Telephone 742- 8322 working individuals need %-MVk Maselli, 646-4004. Parking lots, driveways, Sl®i]SSi Andover, security. No appliances. 8®®® ' R®®P Rying. 12 Sunday 10-5. Coventry an apply. Must be willing and He noted that this storm, like apartments, stores, ...... Tenant insurance. 9-5 .,wpr>t uiACTiur p it n t m tique center, 1140 Main able to repair gas hollers, The ever-popular shirt- several otbera this year, fell on a HOLIDAYS OVER? Bills Street, Coventry. Dealer stoves, do light electrical sidewalks, sanding. 646- ^ike new weekdays, 646-2426. .'^'oidPe^ fillet Go dress with button-front, wecSiend, so expensive overtime pay haven f given up on proje* to Pay? Make good ^ space available. Telephone and cleaning. Call for ap and comfortable raglan was required. 742-9698. selling Avon. For more in ----- ^ F O U R ROOMS - large sun- sleeves for the half-size^. pointment between 9 and 12 formation Call 523-9401 or COMPLETE . 5“ ,, Piorch. New kitchen *12»5 day, 100 fr« miles. ^ a jes said 14 trucks were out all ••••••!•••• ...... noon, Monday-Friday, 528- No. 8322 with Photo- Mortgage Loans 8 889-1296. BOOKKEEPING, Payroll, telephone appliances. Heat, hot Guide is in Sizes 12% to n i^ t sanding the town roads. He By Scot French parcel in Manchester if they are un M s. Vertefeiulle sa| 1300. Payroll taxes, accounts ®<3-6777. ______^gter. Garage. Security 24% . Size 14% , 37 bust, said the main roads cleared up ear Herald Reporter . able to build in South Windsor. developers did not wish to il FULL OR PART TIME receivable, accounts oMnw t ir it «! »uinP7H-u references. No pets. ??7 2£i®®*®rf-TRnP*'®"® 3% yards 46-inch. MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; HOME HEALTH CARE ly, but some of the side streets were The mall received zoning approval the property without the gul 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS, Store Clerk needed; all payable, invoicing, general Adults preferred. 646-3414. M7-0908, Ask for Bill. TO ORDEO, m d $140 fir lack While the developers of the from the Manchester Planning and Workers needed by agency |pfl0pr hnlfliTPP shppt anH l.*3raniiC, iralt CUilcr ioS. , ..... — ■atteni, plu 90$ fir RMtats sad still treacherous. of favorable zoning approl shifts for local 7-Eleven t Homeowners and Commer servicing 10 towns east of ksddlldt. proposed Buckland Commons mall Zoning Commission in 1974. they allowed the options to f Food Store. Some cashier iS ir y control M ’^’“ b®’®®®' ®‘“J‘^®‘‘’ VERNON - heat paid. 1970 CHEVY Nova, 6 cyl., cial. Realty state-wide. river. Previous experience SUE auRimT A State Police spokesman said have lost their options to buy tobac - Last month, the South Windsor The developers then suei] Credit rating unnecessary. experience' helpful. and medium size business, ijo mq?' three rooms. Call now. good on gas, stereo, Ita ■siifaiai fanM as nurse aide preferred. this morning that there were no co land they want in South Windsor, PZC gave similar zonine aoDroval. mann Tobacco Co, for $751 Reasonable. Confidential. Benefits include insurance, references if necessary! Call 643-5291. capitol Homes. 523-5598. excel ent running ^ d i- '1 1 1 * Art. df Adwlcat Car essential. Mileage UdW Vdik, N.Y. lltM they have not abandoned hopes to but attached the requirement that their deposit on the land pliL Quick arrangement. credit union and profit Hourly, weekly or monthly cw n u ; t ir i t c ------^------k®”»’ u serious accidents on the Manchester reimbursement. Day time Mdt asdii, Rddnu with IIP build eventually the mall partly on the developers'post a $3 million bond ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY. sharing. Apply in person at rates Cliff Meyer, 646- MANCHESTER designed offer Telephone 289- area Interstates. He said there were 000 in accumulated interest hours only. Part time 3647. 600x12/ Firestone. Like for efficiency, one 5098 after 3 p.m. CODE iPd Ptyld Nppihtr. for road improvements. 100 Constitution Plaza, 180 Union Street, Rockville scattered broken down cars and that land and in Manchester. also filed an attachment agal or call 875-9553. EOE. available. Good fringes. ------’ ^®'®P‘'®"® bedroom. $120 Monthly. ------Christine Verterfeiulle, an attorney The developers and two opposing property pending settlement Hartford. 527-7971; Telephone 643-9511. fender benders, but nothing serious. evenings: 233-6879, 233- ______B & B Moving and Hauling. ^®2®- capitol Homes, 523-5SM. James Larson, a state storm Herald photo by Pinto representing Buckland Associates neighborhood groups all challenged suit. f and Kravco Inc., said this morning the decision with court suits, ^ 5 . h a r d WORKERS: Full SECRETARY - part time «m5 o?M l!oin 6 SEASONED HARDWOOD ,,25 SPECIAL - TRUCKS NOW Available Bright Knit monitor, said that most of the Ms. Vertefeiulle said the I and part time. Steady three or four evenings (4 8365 or 633-0106. - cut, split, delivered. $90. S h esteF four rooms through government sales. problems on highways around the that the developers may negotiate a arguing that attachment of con ment makes sale of the propi .••••••••••••••••••••••• work. No lay-offs. Ear- p.m.-approximately 8 PROFESSIONAL PIANO available now. Capitol “"der $^. Call 1-714-569- state were c a u ^ . by skidding ac First New England winter new purchase agreement for the ditions to the zone change was il likely, and added thJ p.m .) Must be outgoing and TUNING and Repair. Call I’ ®' Telephone 742-8056. H o „ ,e g 523.5598. 0241 for your directory on cidents and people stopping on the land after the pending court appeals legal. developers may still negotialj 1,1 EMPLOYMENT S ’ f.S r / personable, bright, average Susan Akmentin at 228- niixir------^ P “ ‘‘®'>ase. Open 24 travel portions of roads and in over zoning are settled. Because the developers received purchase agreement. | ...... EOE. typist and reliable. Work In 3552. c ,. i „ e a s t HARTFORD four hours. terfering with state highway crews. An Ice storm is a new experience for Cheth Vong (left) of ,8B The proposed mail could cover 55 what they considered an "u n However, she said no aJ ^an exciting and extremely Help Wanted 13 ------• rloE iiaoljA oo oKlS| 14u ronTTis first floor ond “ rr >•! n • Police Captain Henry Minor said acres in South Windsor and 38 acres favorable” zoning, they chose not to likely to occur until all pendij ...... WAREHOUSE - Young, pleasant environment. Oxford St., who is being walked to work this morning at the Painting-Papering 32 o*mnioie**'"'foi’oKhn1f' more. $250. Capitol Homes, this morning that there were no in Manchester under the developers exercise the land options which are settled. She said that wi PART TIME - Work at dependable person. Must Send resume; no calls 130 complete. Telephone 523.5598 is in good condition. Has Pasta Italiana on West Middle Turnpike by Pat Botticello, of 22 serious accident related accidents in preferred plans. expired 15 days after the South developer's appeal of the! home on the phone ser- have car. Immediate work, please. Applicants will be INTERIOR PAINTING ^ :— A/C, P/S, P/B. $1200 or Essex St. Miss Vong Is from Cambodia and has been only here called week of Jan. 11th town because of the storm. However, the develppers have Windsor PZC handed down its decision still stands, there) vicing our customers in Mornings approximately 9- over ten years experience! ,,>> c n o w r i nwFR HEBRON - two bedroom, Call Marc at three months, so this Is her first New England winter. Northeast l/tilities reported no said they would build oh a 60-acre ruling. guarantee' that it Will be coif your area. Telephone 456- 2 p.m. Ask for Fred. 649- for interview. Biofeedback low rates and senior citizen ?? ,i^„ • * heat and hot water. M3-1996. Clinic of Manchester, 341 power outages in Ahe Manchester 0 8 7 6 or 528-6631. 9199 discounts. 643-9980. ftltiHo?' Carpeting, storage, cellar, vnTCTAMr: " d a r t o n Broad Street, Manchester, ____ - - Will deliver. CbII d43~1391. pflrKin^ No pets $375 MUSTANG PARTS Cer, area. CT. I N T E R I O R A N D ...... monthly.' 649-2OT1 or 228- 1®®®- ®.®yj,- M ust be The National Weather Service at EXTERIOR painting, Wanted to Buy 49 3414. removed._ Best_ offer. Windsor Locks predicted warming Manchester politics '82 CLERICAL OPENING - paper 'hanging. Carpentry •••••••••••••••••••••••• ------Telephone 643-2017. temperatures and rain, possibly requires knowledge of Work. Fully insured. J.P. CASH FOR YOUR Proper- ONE BED RO O M firs t ■ ------T general office proc^ures. heavy at times, for the rest of the SALES Lewis & Son, 649-9658. ty. We buy Quickly and con- floor apartm ent. Quiet 1®77 CAMARO LT - air, day. ’The rain could cause flooding. If you have sales experience or would like to get into Be a good typist. Full ------fldentially. The Hayes Cor- area. $400 including heat, power steering, power sales and earn in excess of $25,000 your first year, we range of benefits. Statewide, there were no traffic SAVE 207o! Contractors poration. 648^)131. Telephone 646-0505. * m /t?M o®®i‘’ ®t^®8^ er, want to talk with you. Telephone 522-9006. discounts pass on to •••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... AM/rM-o track. Low deaths reported over the New We are looking for producers to manage other offices customers! Painting, * q b m t a i c ’M ANCHESTER ^ Spacious JPdes. Immaculate condi- Year’s weekend. Democrats take aim at Zinsser throughout Conn., Mass., and R.I. We promote only WANTED: PART TIME papering, general repairs. n tN I A La four bedroom apartment “on. Call after 4 p.m., 646- Commuters in the other New workers; dishwasher, 9 from within. Our Managers receive salary, bonus, 643-1949. on second floor of two ®®t®- England states faced ' serious a.m.-5 p.m. and counter problems getting to work this mor By Paul Hendrie again if the current Secretari profit sharing, major medical, gas, car and average person 11 a.m.-5 p.m. App ...... l^t^nM rscho^fflon Trucksltor Sale 62 ning. Herald Reporter State Kennelly wins thJ $40,000 per year. ly in persn, Tacorral, 246 State P olice in all six states .. , gressional election. So, if you are looking for a career and not just a job, Broad Street, or call 646- ROOM RENT OR S l e " s l^ u ritfd tt CALL Bill at 646-5540 between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. 1978. reported a rash of fender benders. 'v®? ^® Y®®^ ***® Dmocrats If Mrs, Weinberg runs for ti FARRAND Te1ephone“^16S«^" Telephone 646-7^.^ ' tour whwl drive, 8 ft. slow-moving fraffic and, in JK®*" demonstrated their McCavanagh would be coni TEACHER - Special REMODELING-Cabinets, ...... 1------®H®P®.",®.‘ 2 ^ Massachusetts, at least five tractor dominance of town ^lltics. the Democratic front-runn| Education. Elementary ® trailer accidents *®82 will be the year the Joyner’s seat. level. Must be certified in A portion of Interstate 95 South at Democrato t ^ to r e ^ e the local None of the Republicl o f R e m o d e lin g a n d MANCHESTER- One and special education. the Rhode Island-Massachusetts seaU in the ^neral Assmebly. cumbents have indicated anJ Experience desired. Posi Repairs. Fr^ estimates, two bedroom apartments Kli®^ heat- Fully insured. Phone 643- Available Centrally WO a month. Security •••••••••••••••••••••••• border was closed for 20 minutes, . Republicans currently hold tion to step down. f COMPANY EXPANSION tion to begin in January. ®017. focitod oS busliSrSei? g ® « "®‘J“‘^®‘*' Phone SMAU until a Sander arrived ®®®^ ®^^ ^^vee districts that Republican Town Chairmi Send resume and letter to In New Hampshire, authorities will fall mostly in town unfer the Manchester facility of large Eastern Company has the Director of Pupil Per MEDIUM tis M. Smith said Mrs. Swensl delayed the opening of the federal rpapportlonment plan passed last strongly indicated her inteif positions available in all departments. No sonnel Services, Coventry DESIGN KITCHENS, K h “o S S ! F^rfurthw^^^ FOUR ROOM DUPLEX cOTditiOT**” aJk’ing* m LARGE experience necessary. We job train. Must be able Public Schools, 78 Ripley cabinets, vanities, counter call 649-7157. rlii ?lJio building In Concord for two hours. „ u, m u run, despite injuries she susti tops, kitchen cabinet fronts J?„®m ^ A ® i ’ 8®®° *"“ ® ® - ^28-6849. Heavy snow and sleet fell on Ver- But Demiwratic big guns will to get by on $250.00 weekly and start Immediate Hill Road, Coventry, CT. a hit-and-run accident. ’ 0 6 2 3 8 or call 742:8913. EOE. custom woodworking, EAST HARTFOW) -, 2 ?l?,Y5^r®jty,8,' ...... 5771 mont. New Hampshire and Maine, ^ ® th ose s e a ts in ‘‘She’s a fighter,” ,said Sit ly- colonial reoroductions bedroom, brand new Utilities not included. No , to the delight of ski area operators. Noyemror. He added that the ch a lli For Interriew call; J R Lewis 6^9658 linoleum ti wall to wall pets. Couple preferred. WARNlI^G OF A chief torget wUl be Sen. Carl — ------^------:____ _ carpeting, heat, hot water, Near school, Securitv. SPECIAL ELECTION 'Knitted from 4-pIy wor« well-known Democrats is a I 847-8436 Homes For Sale 23 sted yam in your favoritd' A. Zinsser, R-4th District. cant issue” , but he said ineJ •••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRICAL SERVICES parking. Near busline. Call Available Janiury 4th. 649- town o f BOL-TON Zinsser, a Senate freshman, - We do all types of E le c - ' &28-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- i®3® after 5:30 p.m. January u. ita colors, this bulky sweater generally have an edge anl la the ideal topper tot' alway$ ran well in his races for the trical Work! Liw-nsed. Call 171® after 6 p.m. ,!!!? confident that the Red SBSinTIHBr''” ” ”* ’ cold weather, - Board of Directors. When he ran in or»Ai> R«nn n evt oio-iRia q are pereby warned to meet« Uielr CARL ZINSSER STEPHEN PENNY JOHN THOMPSON legislators can hold their gn “OH aacr -u m p k , mi imw alter 5.00 p.m., 646-1516. vERNON-ROCKVILLE - ’’*"“'7 No. 6771 has knit diC irib hewU. k m mWfl M Ml- I n H A Y ^®7®> Zinsser ran just behind Mayor ... he has the job . ... he may want it . ... he may want it too Another Republican, whq TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY O" busline. Brand new ...... “ wJc'» » "«P“n>o6e, rections for Sizes Small,- l l i u o y v Stephen T. Penny in the standings. MN. Medium and Large (bust not to be named, noted that ( . . . ^ 1ft Most observers believe that Pen- TKau tan nwor tudw i Residential & Commercial three room apartments - Homee lor Bent 54 to ca«t u«ir vote for a penon to 28-88) incluslTe. politics and it's time fpr him to ular in Manchester, too. Though known as a committed of Penny, McCavanagh aii HELP WANTED l^^8N$ i^BBDN NINCN la ------A ___A Construction. Remodeling, Extra large rooms with ...... a ...... nu the oHice of u.s. Repreaen- Advtee ...... Zinsser will go at it for the TO. ORBER. pisd M js far sarii move up if he wants to stay in ‘Zinsser has built a reputation in liberal, he is well liked even among Weinberg from the board col •mMIm • ail nWiiMl laal In W l home improvements, ad- large closets. $300 per 456%MAIN STREET - six tative for uie Pint congreaaionai y ^ i^ p f a i RR$ far Rdrtigd tad Area towns ...... W gl^te seat in November. volved. the Senate as a fiscal conservative. Republican chances CIDCULATION DEPT. “latimi onDTMMn camr a ah ^ ditions, bathroom & mnonth. Security and rooms, 1400. plus utilities. Diatrict of Connecucut, to nu a Business— 21,24 Democratic Town Chairman the conservative wing of the party. » m CRIOT Even Penny, vdio has finished He has also cultivated Glastonbury Possible candidates for Walter H. municipal elections of 19o, 4 Hm far. M. phi aaqr iliii crnkm k it c h e n r e m o d e lin g r e f e r e n c e s r e q u ir e d . No appUances. Tenant in- vacancy occaaionodi^ the death of ItonchMltr Horeld Classified...... * 2 -2 3 'meodore R. Cummings has con- hfand falhi tllMMt first in the Board of Directors Republicans. Joyner’s 12th District seat are the Democrats would be roofing, siding, repairs. Available January 1st. s u r ^ . Security. 846-2426 C om ics...... 1® firmed that both Pennyvand former CARRIER NEEDED t a n macM nwM T-tn « m door & window replace- Telephone 876-1128 9-8 weekdays. toS!So^ tt^iu?Tpta^ta“^ balloting, would have his work cut For example, be endorsed Colleen Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg less experienced candidate^ Editorial ...... ® Mayor John Thompson are in- ■t Downay Drtva araa. Inlp tan pmHa I m phi 4 w iinii. ment and alterations. 646- Monoay-Saturday. c o n . •. com m unityiSallisbolton out against Zinsser, though. Howe’s ill-fated campaign for the and ^ard of Directors Secretary Other political issues Entertalnment ...... 17 ierested In running fW either (Fountain Vlllaaa) m m 1379. ------EAST HARTFORD home, cen ter ROAD * The 4th Senate District also in U.S. Congress. Mrs, Howe is a James R. McCavanagh. com e up this year i_ li •mmsmsm npua i w faihm ------;------M AN CH ESTER o- Tw o three bedroom, basement, VoUng macUnea wui be naed. The ’ vl**' l«-page XxAtery ...... 2 Zinsser’s seat or Elsie u. “Biz” cludes Glastonbury, a heavily TEUmNME e47-MW or GIFT SECTION wiUifffi Glastonbury resident and h e r. cam realignment of the loca?^Jj ihp — |Ml nhi ah |m4 him. S3f,M. DENNIS AND RUSSELL bedroom apartment at Sun- patio, yard. Capitol poiia win be opened at aix o’ckick . V 8 Swensson’sISth District House seat. R^ubllcan town, and some outlying Both are coming off a municipaltricU fo r c ^ by rw l^ ® * ''' M7-DD47. csnanr» uatn m on n directioaa. Price. . . tUHL paign manager, Nancy Owens, is a MILLER - Rem odeling, ny Brook Village. $440 In- Homes, S23-SS98. inibemominftea.in.tandwrare- ...... 2 He said it la not clear which man towns where Republicans run well. state central committee member election where they ran extremely ^Cummings a v^ ■ ■JMifanlLtiinfa additions, roofing, rec eludes beat, not water, ------iMin o p ^ until eight o’ckick in MtUATgUlIlM 6i»-atus-M aM ta li* Penny would have to beat Zinsser from Glastonbury. strong, bucking two-terin deputy reapportionment wk' rooms, paneUna, gutters, a p p lia n c e s an d a ir-? TOVENTRY - Four rooin u drtM am , S tolaSfaUiSr mayor Stephen _____ you ’ll never know the LL1‘ ...... w However, otoi^otas&vers said big in Manchester to win, observers .. Thompson, who is currently local mayor Stephen T. Cassano to fourth favors the incumU*>e | iMaurl|pfilpr aluminum and rinyl siding conditioning. Ideal for house, appUances. wood a-jRi-aiiRteoRi muniwaag ■ Television ...... « they think Penny w rtld be eager for place in the balloting. power of Classified until df attdM«Hk Bila ’ note, to make up for Zinsser’s campai^ eWdinator for Barbara at the expense o f^ lL * ^ ® ! installed year roundV older coupfe. No pets, stove. IsM plus nUllUey. Weather ...... 2 Uie more presti^ ^ u Senate seat. Mrs. Weinberg, who once took a you use it yourslef. Call Telephone 649-2954 or 649- Damato Enterprises, 646- Security deposit. nwn Clerk of Bolton protable advantages in Glastonbury B. Kennelly’s congressional cam the new voting d is t r i^ ® ^ They point out that' Penny has gone shot at the secretary of the state’s Hpral^i « today to place an ad. {421. 1021. Telephone 646-2972. o3»-U and the suburbs. , paign, is popular with town about, as far a ^ h e can ^ o in town But Zinsser has always been po(^ position, may b^^tereste^ in trying Pleaie Democrats, u - ' torn If was a handyman's s^ ...page 13
Manchester, Conn. Clearing, windy Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 tohipht, Tuesday 25 Cents — See page 2 Storm Violence mars I spares state's holiday town By United Press International Bridgeport, Meriden, Middletown, Feliciano, 15, who Were found dead New Haven and West Haven, while in their home Saturday. Connecticut began 1982 with no three other people were wounded in Police said Ms. Sanchez’ common- traffic deaths on state roadways but shooting incidents in Hartford and law husband, Antonio Feliciano, 37, By Paul Hendrie a rash of shootings and stabbings Bristol. was being sought as a suspect in the left at least seven people dead and In Middletown, two men were slayings and authorities throughout Herald Reporter three others injured. charged .with murder Sunday after the state and in Puerto Rico had The latest staying Was reported in the body of a 23-year-old man who been alerted to look for him. Overnight freezing rain made New London, where police found a had been stabbed several times was In New Haven, Calixto Rodriguez, commuting to work this morning a city resident shot once in the chest found in a wooded area. Police 41 of West New York, N.J., was treacherous affair, hut the at the G and M Cafe on Truman would not release the victim’s iden being held in lieu of $100,000 bond Manchester area was spared the Street at 10:35 p.m. Sunday. tity. today pending arraignment on a serious problems that hit other Edward Logan Miller, 28, was Police said Alfred Rogala, 17, of murder charge in the shooting death parts of the state. pronounced dead an hour later at Middletown and Kenneth Goff, 18, Friday of a New Haven man. The glaze of ice on the roads Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. who lived in a Waterbury halfway State police arrested Rodriguez on forced Uie state to close one stretch Police issued an all points bulletin house, were being held on $100,000 the Connecticut Turnpike in West- of Interstate 84, in the Waterbury for a suspect, described as a black bond each pendine arraienment port about a half hour after John area, and there was a 15-car pileup . male, 5 foot lO inches tall and today in Middlesex County Superior Pujols, 30, was shot during an argu on Interstate 91 in the New Haven weighing 160 pounds. Court. ment over continuing a New Year's area. There were no serious in Sonya Stueber, 7, of Danielson, In West Haven, Bernice Bruno, 36, Eve party in his home. juries. died from exposure after she fell died Saturday after she was shot in In Bridgeport, police said Eriber- through ice into the Quinebaug the neck while returning home with to Soto, 28, was shot to death New Northeast Utilities reported River in Danielson on Thursday as groceries. A neighbor, Brenda Year’s Eve night as he allegedly power outages in the Simsbury area the holiday perioo began. Bynum, 26. was charged with brandished a knife in a package and, in Southbury, a sanding truck Alico Flores. 35. was criticallv murder and held on $50,000 bond store. A clerk, Angel Reyes, told overturned. burned when flames apparently pending arraignment today. police he shot Soto in seif defense. But here in Manchester, the erupted on a couch in his Hartford Authorities in Meriden blamed a At least three other people were storm’s major effect was a one-hour apartment Saturday night. violent family argument for the wounded in shooting incidents in school opening delay and the con Meanwhile, holiday weekend fatal stabbings of Rosa Sanchez, 33, Bristol and Hartford over the tinued erosion of the Highway slayings were reported and her daughter. Carmen holiday period. Department budget. Highway Superintendent Fredrick I F. Wajcs Jr. said this morning that the latest storm will reduce the Buckland Mall developers department’s storm clearanice budget by about another 5 percent. He noted that this storm, like several others this year, fell on a hdvefi'r given up on pro/ecf wediend, so expensive overtime pay was required. Ms. Vertefeiulle said the jVaje8‘®lid 14 trucks were out all By Scot French parcel in Manchester if they are un able to build in South Windsor. developers did not wish to invest in night sanding the town roads. He Herald Reporter said the main roads cleared up ear The mall received zoning approval the property without the guarantee ly, but some of the side streets were While the developers of the from the Manchester Planning and of favorable zoning approval, so still treacherous. proposed Buckland Commons mall Zoning Commission in 1974. they allowed the options to expire. have lost their options to buy tobac . Last month, the South Windsor The developers then sued Hart A State Police spokesman said co land they want in South Windsor, PZC gave similar zoning approval, mann Tobacco Co. for $750,000 of this morning that there were no they have not abandoned hopes to but attached the requirement that their deposit on the land plus $150,- 000 in accumulated interest. They serious accidents on the Manchester build eventually the mall partly on the developers post a $3 million bond area interstates. He said there were that land and in Manchester. for road improvements. also filed an attachment against the scattered broken down cars and Christine Verterfeiulle, an attorney The developers and two opposing property pending settlement of the suit. fender benders, but nothing serious. Herald photo by Pinto representing Buckland Associates neighborhood groups ail challenged James Larson, a state storm and Kravco Inc., said this morning the decision with court suits, Ms. Vertefeiulle said the attach monitor, said that most of the that the developers may negotiate a arguing that attachment of con ment makes sale of the property un- problems on highways around the new purchase agreement for the ditions to the zone change was il likely, and added that the state were caused by skidding ac First New England winter land after the pending court appeals legal. developers may still negotiate a new cidents and people stopping on the over zoning are settled. Because the developers received purchase agreement. travel portions of roads and in what they considered an “un However, she said no action is An ice storm Is a new experience for Cheth Vong (left) of 8B The proposed mall could cover 55 terfering with state highway crews. acres in South Windsor and 38 acres favorable” zoning, they chose not to likely to occur until all pending suits Police Captain Henry Minor said Oxford St., who is being walked to work this morning at the in Manchester under the developers exercise the land options which are settled. She said that while the developer's appeal of the zoning this morning that there were no Pasta Itallana on West Middle Turnpike by Pat'Bottlcello, of 22 preferred plans. expired 15 days after the South serious accident related accidents in Essex St. Miss Vong Is from Cambodia and has been only here However, the developers have Windsor PZC handed down its decision still stands, there is “no town because of the storm. three months, so this is her first New England winter. said they would build on a 60-acre ruling. guarantee' that it will be continued. Northeast Utilities reported no power outages in 4he Manchester area. ’The National Weather Service at Manchester politics '82 Windsor Locks predicted warming temperatures and rain, possibly heavy at times, for the rest of the day. ’The rain could cause flooding. Statewide, there were no traffic deaths reported over the New Democrats take aim at Zinsser • "year’s weekend. Commuters in the other New England states faced serious again if the current Secretary of the problems getting to work this mor By Paul Hendrie State Kennelly wins the con ning. Herald Reporter gressional election. If Mrs. Weinberg runs for that job, if 1981 was the year the Democrats reported a rash of fe^ er l^^ere^ d e m o n s tr a te d th e ir McCavanagh would be considered the Democratic front-runner for slpw-moving ^ d o m i n a n c e of town politics. MMsachusetts, at least five tractor ,,iii be the year the Joyner’s seat. None of the Republican in tr^ler . „ _ .. , Democrats try to retake the local cumbents have indicated any inten the ’Rhode Island Miswcl^usetti seats in the General Assmebly. the Rhode Island-Massachusrt Republicans currently hold tion to step down. Republican Town Chairman Cur J " the seats in all three districts that tis M. Smith said Mrs. Swensson has • unUl e “ "<1^ aiithnritipq Will fall mostly in town under the strongly indicated her intention to j i" reapportionment plan passed last delayed the opening of the federal run, despite injuries she sustained in building in CoiK»rd for two hours Democratic big guns will be a hit-and-run accident. Heavy snow and sleet fell on Ver- gj,ooting ' for those se a ts in “She’s a fighter,” said Smith. mont. New Hampshire and Maine, »,n™mhpr He added that the challenge by to the deUght of ski area operators. will be Sen. Carl well-known Democrats is a “signifi cant issue”, but he said incumbents A. Zinsser, R-4th District. generally have an edge and he is Zinsser, a Senate freshman, >.v.v.-.v.%vAv.%.v.v.v.w.v.v.v.w.-.v.- gj^ayS ran well in his races for the confident that the Republican y JOHN THOMPSON legislators can hold their ground. Board of Directors. When he ran in CARL ZINSSER STEPHEN PENNY ... he may want it too Another Republican, who asked I n H f liV 1979, Zinsser ran just behind Mayor' ... he has the job ... he may want It not to be nam ^, noted that the loss I n a c A Stephen T. Penny in the standings. of Penny, McCavanagh and Mrs. , ■ Most observers believe that Pen- politics and it’s time for him to ular in Manchester, too. Though known as a committed Weinberg from the board could help Advice ...... ' J* ny and Zinsser will go at it for the move up if he wants to stay in ‘Zinsser has built a reputation in liberal, he is well liked even among the conservative wing of the party-. Republican chances in the Area towns .•...... • • -I” Senate seat in November. volved. the Senate as a fiscal conservative. municipal elections of 1983, since Business...... 21,24 Democratic Town Chairman Elven Penny, who has finished He has also cultivated Glastonbury Possible candidates for Walter H. Joyner’s 12th District seat are the Democrats would be running r ta««mpd...... '...... 22-23 Theodore R. Cummings has con- first in the Board of Directors Republicans. less experienced candidates. Comics ...... - ...... 19 firmed that both Penny and former balloting, would have his work cut For example, he endorsed Colleen Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg and Board of Directors Secretary Other political issues expected to Editorial ® Mayor John Thompson are in- out against Zinsser, though. ■ Howe’s ill-fated campaign for the come up this vear include the Entertalnmeni’ ! ! ...... • • • W The 4th Senate District also in U.S. Congress. Mrs, Howe is a James R. McCavanagh. realignment of the local voting dis ,... __ I Zinsser Svjieat or Elsie L. Biz cludes Glastonbury, a heavily Glastonbury resident and her. cam Both are coming off a municipal tricts forced by reapportionment. • ’ • ■ ■ ■ g Swensson’s 13th District House seat. Republican town, and some outlying paign manager, Nancy Owens, is a election where they ran extremely Cummings, a vocal critic of the TOito^M ...... ua aaid it is not clear which man towns where Republicans run well. stAte central committee member Peopletalk...... • • ^^uld run for whiidi seat. ^strong, bucking two-term deputy reapportionment, which he charged Penny would have to beat Zinsser from Glastonbury. mayor Stephen T. Cassano to fourth favors the incumbent Republicans Sports...... However, othef- observers said big in Manchester to win, observers Tliompson, who is currently local Television ...... « they think Penny would be eager for campaig^ coordinator for Barbara place in the balloting. at the expense of town needs, said note, to make up for Zinsser’s Mrs. Weinberg, who once took a the new voting districts will be an Weather ...... '...... 2 the more presti^ous $enate seat. B. Kennelly’s congressional cam probable advantages in Glastonbury shot at the secretary of the state’s They point out that Penny has gone paign, is popular with town and the suburbs. , position, may bq^tereste^ in trying Please turn to page 8 about, as far as^he can ^o in town But Zinsser has always been po|^ Democrats.' y . 2 - THE HERALD. Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 ^ r \ News Briefing to be maior school issue
Reagan faces 108 AHOELrr’a^ I I® " '? " ’* / housed with lower grades. In a mid save money. ‘The Board of Educa predicted will continue in 1982 — is 3000/ jz By Nancy Thompson proposed budget becaus^ of cute by Deakin said, ‘"There’s a naiveness through improvements at the high dle school, the sixth grades would be ICHPCRATimlll Herald Reporter on the part of many of our con tion planning committee will begin housed with the seventh and eighth policy matters MW £^UtAM I the state and federal governments to consider schools next week. school, Kennedy, Harvey and Mrs. omihuh J . and tte town Board of Directors, sumers and our staff who think it’s grades. -J , ^ f UOtWO .... ^ "1 What will be the major issue in "No. budget year is easy,” Becker said. and an increase in tpe cost of been business as usual... The cute The improvements include in Ms. Gauvin said the “single issue WASHINGTON (UPI) — President education in 1982? medical insurance. I will come closer and closer to the Kennedy said. “But it does seem to groups,” such as the people who op Reag^, determined to take further ac "Budget," said James P. be that this particular time, the creasing graduation requirements, IsMOwfus ^ now In 1982, budget cute ate expected basic educational program.” tightening attendance rules, and ad posed humanism in 1980, could tion on the Polish crisis but not to Kennedy, superintendent of schools. In the near future, Deakin said, watchword is reduce.” IPI Wl A2H! H • ClIOCAf.* at both the state and federal levels, ding courses. resurface in the coming year on "berate” U.S. allies, faced a series of “Budget,” agreed Anne Gauvin, but the exact amount b unknown. the schools will have to look closely Harvey said, “What the issue is issues suclj,^ as curriculum or domestic and foreign policy decisions as president of the Manchester Educa coming to be is how much do we “I feel very optimistic about how No one is taking bets on (he Board of at the school lunch program, which we’re heading toward our goals,” creationism. he returned to his White House desk tion Association. Directors generosity, either. faces more federal cute, and the want to support good education.” “I think we’re very fortunate that today. "Budget,” echoed Carolyn ‘The federal government is turning Mrs. Becker said. ‘"The real issue is whe(-e do you go busing program. She also cited the computer we haven’t faced major single-issue Reagan worked on his upcoming State Becker, vice chairman of the Board next — do you go to yoUr staff? Do “In the very near future there’s the responsibility for school funding groups, but I don’t think they’ve ' of the Union address during a 4%-hour of Education; James Harvey, presi back to local communities, he said, literacy program at the junior high Man critical you close schools? Do you cut whole going to be a decided change in the schools, the vocational and special gone away,” she said. flight home Sunday from California, Weather dent of the Parent-Teacher Associa programs? Do you cut; everything way we transport children,” he said. so the town must be willing to sup where he spent the holidays, and got tion executive board; and Wilson E. port education. education programs, and an in after siege people think isn’t basic!— and who ‘"The youngsters are going to be creased emphasis on math as im ready for Tuesday’s meeting with West Deakin Jr., assistant superintendent decides that?” Ms. GaUvin asked. expected to walk further to bus The major issue, according to (Jerman Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, of schools for administration and Kennedy, is “to build a better, provements that will have future The answer to budget woes, she stops. effects. Polish partitions ATHENS, N.Y. (UPI) - A gunman who opposes joining U.S. sanctions personnel. said. Is to rally suppbrt for the ‘"There’s going to be a time when program in the face of declining who wanted to commit suicide and held a against neighboring Poland. Today’s forecast ’The representatives of the ad budget among the public. people realize there’s no educational resources.” At the same time that Harvey said the structure of the pharmacist hostage for nine hours before Reagan also prepared to replace ministration, teachers. Board of impact to,a bus. Kids don’t learn schools must economize, they must schools will also be an issue.The For 118 years, between 1785 and “If we get cut too badly, I see 1918, Poland did not exist. The last collapsing from a drug overdose was in national security adviser Richard Allen Rain steady by afternoon possibly heavy at tim ^w ith Education and parents were also un cliosing schools ahd losing better on a bus.” be able to compete with private and Board of Education Is expected to critical condition today at a hospital, of as he reshapes and strengthens his animous in their assessment of the state-run schools for the ever- decide in 1982 whether to organize of three, partitions adfong Russia, local flooding of poor drainage areas. teachers,” she said. I’ni concerned Prussia and Austria, erased the na ficials said, foreign policy advisory team, and had to with highs near 40. Rain ending early to ni^t and major issue of 1981: budget. because people have accepted HOI'H HARVEY and Kennedy decreasing number of available the schools on junior high or middle Donald Burger, 51, owner of the make final decisiop on tax and budget cited potential school closings as a students. tion of Poland from the map of UPI photo b urning partly cloudy. Continued windy with lows THE ISSUE in both cases is not retrenchment as the why it has to school lines. Catskill Valley Pharmacy in Athens, was policy. V major budget-related issue. In a junior high arrangement, the Europe. Not until after World War I again falling into the mid and u ^ r 2(te. really the budget, but the budget be. I’m hoping they’re jwong. ONE WAY the schools have been did it reappear. not harmed. White House officials have confirmed windy and colder ’Tuesday with Wghs in the “I think what we’ll hhve to do is Kennedy has said he will recom sixth grade studr tic would be The phannacist ran from the store that Deputy Secretary of State William cute. In 1981 the schools had to trim mend a school be closed in June to doing this — a trend which many To d a y in h is to ry' north to northeast wind becoming east then MUtheast 15 more than 8700,000 from their work harder.” I about 9 p.m. Sunday after his captor aark , a longtime Reagan associate, is in to™ mph today shifting to westerly tonight confanuing passed out from an overdose of line to replace Allen, who will meet with On Jan 4 1948 Burma became an independent nation after centuries ’Tuesday. Prices Effeotiva Jan. 4th — Jan. 9th tranquilizers, state police said. of influence and control by Great Britain. Standing at attention during Reagan Tuesday. But Reagan waved off The gunman, David Cushing, 31, of ceremonies in Rangoon marking the Burmese independence are S r persistent questioning by reporters on Virginia Beach, Va., was listed in Hubert Ranee, last British governor, and Sao Shwe Thaik, first presi that subject when he departed Palm Extended outlook Dworkin still 624 E. Middle Tpke. critical condition at the Greene County Springs and later when he arrived in Memorial Hospital in Catskill after the dent of the new republic. Washington. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday Manchester, Conn. siege ended. Reagan arranged to be briefed today through Friday: Police found Cushing unconscious on on events in Poland since he imposed MassarhusellB, Rhode Island and Connecllcul: frying to stop the floor after Burger escaped. Holiday trip ends in tragedy limited sanctions last week against the Fair -Wednesday. CJiance of rain or snow ’Thursday. Fair 643-7D27 Cushing was given oxygen at the scene Soviets. Friday. Daytime highs in the 30s and low 40s. Overnight CHERRONE and was rushed to the hospital. ABC News reported today that RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - Eight peo yards off Interstate 95 outside Richmond lows in the upper teens and 20s. Burger was taken hostage about 12:15 within a mile of Hanover Airport, where Schmidt, who has been vacationing in Maine, New Hampshire: Unsettled weather with p.m. when Cushing entered the phar ple returning from a holiday weekend in Florida prior to his official visit Tuesday development • ShopHte the plane was supposed to land Sunday periods of snow or rain. Highs in the 20s and 30s and lows macy and demanded drugs. Burger Florida were killed Sunday in a private to the White House, will propose having a East Httd.— Rt. 6 & 44A — Bolton plane that crashed nose first into a evening, authorities said. in the teens and 20s. refused and the suspect displayed a foreign minister from one of the Euro V erm o n t: aouding up Wednesday, a chance of rain ★ sawed-off rifle and took the pharmacist swamp in fog and drizzle. pean Economic Conununity countries Among the dead was pilot Troy Hanover does not have radio or' radar or snow showers ’Thursday, high in the 30s to around 40, By Paul Hendrie LIQUOR Cherrone’s Shady „ captive.. Leadbetter, 53, a prominent Virginia capability, but tower officials at nearby visit Poland. low in the 20s to the low 30s. Variable cloudiness Friday, Herald Reporter Liquors Glen construction executive who helped Byrd International Airport, who were in a chance of flurries north and west, colder, high in the An environmental activist persists in his attempt to S contact with the plane as it prepared to 20s and low 30s, low in the teens and low 20s. Democratic Gov.-elect Charles Robb block development of the Tolland ‘Turnpike Industrial - during his bid for the Executive Mansion land, said it didn’t report any probleins. Report cites Park by buying up the key 10-acre parcel sought by Super Discount Store last year. Leadbetter’s wife Shirley, 52, “Our last Communication with him Murder jury was at the final approach fix,” said ' Economy Electric Co. and son David, 14, were also killed. National forecast An offer last week by Michael Dworkin, a pharmacist Ine Wines and Liquor The identity of the other victims was tower team supervisor Bill Mawyer. He pot dangers said the plane contacted Byrd at about and head of the Manchester Environmental Coalition, to “Come Challange Us” in fifth day withheld today pending notification of UtUe Rock sy 51 8 .45 buy the parcel was denied, because Economy Electric 4:55 p.m., and authorities estimated the By United Press 58 44 .... relatives. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Daily or City & Fest Los Angeles r crash took place 10 minutes later. Louisville w 56 48 57 paid a $3,000 deposit first. State police spokesman Charles more frequent use of marijuana may Albuquerque pc « 37 .44 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The jury A state trooper who was the first at the Anchorage cy Memphis cy Dworkin’s attorney, Bruce Beck, sent Weiss a letter Vaughn said the victims had apparently produce a “chronic intoxication” that Miami Been pc 76 75 .... Cherrona’s TInw Has Come — We are now allowod deciding the fate of accused freeway scene said the plane crashed nose first Asheville sh s 30 30 80 late last .'week, complaining that selling the parcel on a gone down to Boca Raton, Fla., for the takes weeks to clear, an international Atlanta pc 15 Chicago sn 12 oz. btls. Weekend death toll near 300 Research Foundation of Ontario, Cleveland r 40 40 88 morning to ‘stake our claim,”’ wrote Beck. 12 oz. btls. 12 oz. cans New Year’s holiday weekend. Columbus r Portland Me. r M S .01 Bonin, a 34-year-old truck driver from Canada, and the World Health Organiza Portland Or. sn 41 8 .41 Beck said the town should consider all offers. There were 40 dead in Texas, 26 in Dallas cl 31 31 84. Downey, Calif., and a convicted sex By United Press International Florida and 23 in California. Penn tion. Denver sy Providence r Weiss was not in his office this morning, but Mayor The report said "acute use of Des Moines pc 13 07 .47 Richmond r 8 8 8 ’ 9.00/c. ^SeSS/case St. Louis pc 43 1 9 * .... Stephen T. Penny called Beck’s letter a “ruse.” *6.99/cs. offender, is also charged with 11 counts sylvania had 22 traffic deaths, Ohio and Detroit sn 40 35 .QB Heavy traffic and relentless coast-to- moderate doses’’ of marijuana ,20 8 .... LOU CHERRONE of robbery and one count each of sodomy Georgia reported 17, New York had 12 Duluth cy 14 - 1 .... 'Salt Lake a y w “Apparently, Attorney Beck and another attorney in coast ice, snow and rain storms convi, "produces a state of intoxication” that El Paso r 43 IS 32 San Antonio ci '8 4f. .... his office, Attotney (David L.) Schulman are not on DAVE ROOD and mayhem in the grisly string of qnd Massachusetts 11. Hartford r 42 mm .... San Diego cy m bined to create a motorist’s nightmaW "results in a doserelated impairment of 48 « 88 ' speaking terms,” Penny said this morning. “I said very slayings that have been dubbed the Honolulu sy 82 S .... San Francisc r LOWENBRAU MILLER ^ on the last day of the New Year's Many of the deaths were attributed to the ability to drive a car or operate com Indianapolis sn 54 37 .61 Seattle sn 37 30 .a clearly at the board meeting (which Schulman SCHAEFER 12 oz. btls. Freeway Killings. » 8 .« 12 oz. btls. holiday. The death toll on the nation’s poor driving conditions from a series of plex machinery.” Jackson Miss. f. 75 48 .]!. Spokane sn attended) that the land would be on sale first thing the 12 oz. btls. Bonin could receive the death penalty. roadways inched toward 300. Jacksonville pc 80 67 .... Tampa pc 80 eo: .... Instant He also faces four other murder storms that dumped rain, ice and snow The report said although there are no Kansas City sy 23 11 33 Washington r 8 25 .45 next morning.” A United Press International count from the Pacific Northwest to the Ap “obvious symptoms of toxicity,” daily or Las Vegas cv 48 34 Wichita cl Z7 17 .... Penny said the sale is being conducted in accordance charges in neighboring (irange County early today showed at least 294 people *9.99/c. *8.99/c„. lottery and prosecutors in Riverside and San palachian Mountains beginning before more frequent use “can produce a with the town charter. He said when the town markets *6.49/«m> J were killed in traffic accidents chronic intoxication which may take industrial property, it is required to set a sale figure, 8ML^ . Bernardino counties have considered nationwide during the New Year’s New Year’s Eve. filing murder charges against him in the several weeks to clear after drug use is make it available to any interested parties and sell it to weekend, which began ’Thursday at 6 The council reported 463 people were discontinued.” the first qualified party who meets the conditions. 6.19/casT^ same series of killings. p.m. local time and ended at midnight killed in traffic accidents during the The deaths of as many as 44 young men “Based on the evidence available, the Another attorney in Beck’s firm, Jon D. Berman, con Sunday. four-day holiday period a year ago. foundation concludes that cannabis is a ceded last week that Dworkin’s offer yvas a tactic to • Heineken...... $14.99/case and boys between 1972 to 1980 have been The National Safety Council had Another 20,300 were injured. lo tte ry • Busch 12 01. cons . . . $7.99/csse linked as “freeway killings,” so-called powerful drug with a broad range of obstruct development of the industrial park, as • Schlitz 12 oz. cans . . . $7.59/ca8e predicted between 300 and 400 people risks to health,” the report said. planned, and to preserve the lO acres as open space. But I • Lsbstts Beer & Ale .. $11.89/cese because the bodies of the victims were would be killed during the holiday, with The UPI count showed 355 people were • Moleon 12 oz. btls. .. $10.99/ca8e “The foundation strongly advocates Beck backed off from that. usually dumped beside freeways 14,000 to 19,000 suffering disabling in killed in traffic accidents during the 2983. throughout the Southern California area. equally long Cliristmas weekend that cannabis not be used.” Numbers drawn in New< "In order to dispel any doubts that may exist as to Mr. juries. England Saturday: Rhode Island Saturday: Dworkin’s intentions, we are not limiting ourselves to (tonnecticut daily: 170. 2907. any nartlcular^use or non-use of this parcel, wrote Vermont daily: 021. i w WINE SPECIALS -10% Discount By The Case Maine daily: 645. B K. ‘As you know in addition to being a leading Massachusetts Friday; environmentalist, Mr. Dworkin is an astute business •r New Hampshire Friday: 4647. 5682. man and recognizes a good deal.” CARLO RDSSI P eopletalk New Hampshire Satur- Massachusetts Satur Beck said afterwards, “for all they (the town) knows, GALLO 4.0L day: 9335. COLLINETTA "day: 4869. Dworkin’s going to put a vitamin warehouse there.’ Pink Chablis 4.o l ...... -^7.98 Pink Chablis Rhode Island Friday: Beck declined to say specifically what action he will ASTI SPUMANTE take if the town goes through with plans to sell Economy Vin Rose •6.79 Johnny Cash Parkway Chablis, Rhine 4.o l the parcel, but he vowed, “we’ll get our chance.” ^ 5 o4 0 / 7 5 0 ml Burgundy The city of Hendersonville, Tenn., will honor its The Board of Directors real estate committee will Hearty Burgundy Chablis Rhine *7.19 most famous citizen Jan. 9 with the dedication of its consider Economy’s offer to buy and set final sale con main street as “The Johnny Cash Parkway." ditions. ‘The sale must then be approved by the Board of Cash, known as the “Man in Black,” has lived in Directors OVER SO WINEYABPS FROM ABOUND THE WORLD Hendensonville for more than 10 years. ‘The ^ale of the 10-acre lot for 8159,000 is the key to Mayor T.W, “Pat” Patterson says, “Never Almanac development of the proposed 27-acre industrial park. before has the city named a street for anyone, Because the town plans to use the sale money to develop living or dead.” tH6 rest of the park. u . .u i * mo* BEEFEATERS Dolly Parton has a stretch of highway near her It was Economy’s interest in purchasing the lot that SEAGRAM V.O. DEWARS hometown of Sevierville, Tenn., named after her: By United Press International inspired plaifs for an industrial park. Conservationists have opposed the industrial park. "The Dolly Parton Parkway,” , Today is Monday, Jan. 4, the fourth day of 1982, with 46.89175 ML 361 to follow. ‘They have said the land along Union Pond should be 4 7 .9 5 , 75 M L ’The moon is moving toward its full phase. developed for recreation. 46.61 1.75L Jo h n -B o y ’s brood The morning stars are Venus, Aters, Jupiter and Dworkin has been the leading opponent of the other Saturn. town developed industrial park, the Buckland Industrial Actor Richard Thomas, known for his John-Boy ’The evening star is Mercury. Park. COURVOISKR V 3 . role on TV’s ’The Waltons, says his home has SMiniOFFSO ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of ROMANOFF 1.75 L become like “living in a nursery” ever since his Capricorn. - wife gave, birth to triplet girls last August. Sir Isaac Newton, discoverer of the law of gravity, 4 2 . 9 9 7 5 0 M L “There’s no way to prepare for triplets,” I and actress Jane Wyman were bom Jan. 4 — he in 1642 4 0 .4 9 1.75 ML Thomas, 30, told People Magazine. Calendar VODKA *6.99 and she in 1914. RODNEY DANGERFIELD He says he and his wife resorted to earrings to BARBI BENTON JOHNNY CASH •Chivas Regal 750 m l...... 12.99 •G"beya _• tell Barbara Ayala, Gwyneth Gonzales, and Pilar making stage debut ... to be honored ... 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Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday ^ tte n e y Brothers-National Historic Landmark D istrict, Keeping In touch Commission, 7:30 p.m., Senior Center. J newspaper with a heart-Vending article In another ^^af^sl^'M he flies round the world with Christmas through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery CIGARETTES to help reunite a blind Florida woman with her lost greetingsVnd toys for good little girls and boys.” should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through FMday and by Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal SODA Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney says he keeps in touch 7:30 a.m. Saturday. guide dog. Building. Canada Dry 1 L Club, DIngar, To n ic ...... 2 / 9 9 * 7.07/ctn. Kings by phone with John Lennon’s widow, Yoko Ono. \ Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weddy, 15.12 for one In an interview with the London Times published Lois Mills of Orlando; lost Cookie, her 7.19/ctn. 100’s Labrador guide dog of 12 y e ^ , in a Washington,« month, 115.35 for three months, 130.70 for six months, KQUOTMOA...... 2 / 8 9 * today, the 40-year-old musician said he wasn’t Quote of the day and 861.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on ^ Ju ^ 'h o u rs, 6:30 p.m., Municipal Building probate responsible for the splitup of the Fab Four, “ ...in D.C., suburb on Christmas Day Actress Avi Gardner, 59, who plays writer Mabel request. Rain Checks Issued fact, I was the last one to come to that view,” he The housewife, who asked th alS t^ name be *^*aleney mills informational panel, 7:80'p.m., Fm c Is Gall About other Full Case Discounts witheld, said she first read a Baltimore’Su{i_articIe Dodge Luhan in the movie “Priest of Love” about J. Mahoney Recreation Center (West'Side Rec), Cedar said. “I’d wanted us to tour, to bring us closer D.H. Lawr^n commenting on her looks in an in- To place a classified or display advertisement, or to Not Responsible for Typrographical Errors together again.” concerning Mills’ plight and later matche reiMrt a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. AH Prices plus tax and deposit He said he talks a lot on the phone with Ms. Ono description of Cookie with a Washington Post " tei view with People Magazine: “Without shame, I , Board of Education Planning (Committee, 7:30 p.m., say that I haprcn to be an extremely beautiful Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday tbrou^ “and what she says tells me something very impor listing of dogs found by animal control authorities. Friday. 45 N. SdHwl St. « tant — John still liked merafter all.” ’Then she ca ll^ Mills in Florida, woman .at any age.” THE HERALD, Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 - 5 4 — THE HERALD, Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 Does a lion Drop Mysterious arsonist on the loose in Las Vegas
Hotel, and eight suspicious fires hallways,” said (Jraig Travers, acknowledged special steps were- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U PI)-E xtra major hotel fires, one accidental an investigator for the Clark County being taken but declined to give stalk Cape? Fire Department. “He’s been erupted at' a nearby apartment manager of the Barbary Coast guards walked the corridors of plush and one set by an arsonist. details. town manager, hotel-casinos today, alert for a Private security guards were staying around the strip and we've building. Hotel. “Many hotels have beefed up The fires at the Barbary Coast mysterious arsonist suspected of assigned to 24-hour patrols of hotel got to catch'him.” There were no injuries and total security. TRURO, Mass. (UPI) — There is Travers said people going up and were extinguished by the hotel’s no proof mountain lions exist in New setting 15 fires during the weekend, hallways Sunday in the wake 15 Within a 66-minute period Satur damages were estimated at $8,550. The rash of fires came just two down the elevators were being sprinkling system before firemen England, but residents of Truro, a without doing serious harm. suspicious fires Saturday night at day n i^ t, five room service carts arrived but smoke damage was es town of scrub .pine and dunes near the height of the holiday weekend left in hallways at the Flamingo weeks after an arsonist set fire to watched closely, “but we feel the It was the second outbreak of ar arsonist doesn’t go up the conven timated at $8,000. ' the tip of Cape'Cod, believe one may son in two weeks at gambling spots crush. Hotel caught fire, burning drapes drapes at Caesars Palace, the'Bar- council urges bary Coast and the Showboat Hotel. tional way.” Damage to the Flamingo Hilton ' forced evacuation of two floors of be living among them. in Las Veg^s, where 92 people have “We apparently have an arsonist Other hotel security officers was limited to about $500. Up to a dozen dead domestic cats died in the past 14 months in two on the loose,” said William Kolar, the neighboring Barbary Coast “We have 24-hour security in the were found in the area in September and two weeks ago, a 175-pound hog was mauled. Its flanks were raked By Nancy Thompson If the decision is made to hire an assistant town manager, the council by deep claw marks and a piece of Herald Reporter Andrew Young plans flesh was tom from its neck, leaving suggested “an impartial, out-of- a wound down to the bone. The ManchesteT^terracial Coun town consultant be hired for the Selectman Edward Oswalt isn't cil today recommend^ that the per selection process.” Such a consul certain what did it. But whatever it sonnel supervisor’k'Job be kept and tant would be more objective about speech 'to the world' was — in another part of town a the assistant town manager’s posi applicants’ qualifications than a week later — it clawed but did not tion be dropped. local person might be, Mrs, Tonnuc badly harm some pigs. A state The council released a statement ci said. ATLANTA (UPI) — Former U.N. Am will help retire Young’s $150,000 mayoral wildlife officer and National Park reacting to Town Manager Robert Werbner is expected to be an bassador Andrew Young becomes Mayor campaign debt. rangers told him dogs were B. Weiss’ proposal to combine the applicant for the assistant town Andrew Young tonight with an inaugural Young defeated white state Rep. probably responsible. duties of the two positions as a manager’s job. address that will make plain “to the Sidney Marcus in an Oct. 26 runoff elec But policeman David Costa, who money-saving measure. world” his administration means a new tion with 56 percent of the vote to was duck hunting the morning of Betty Tonnucci, co-president of become the'^clty’s 55th mayor. He Dec. 16 and discovered the pig, said beginning for Atlanta. the council, said four members of Young, 49, is taking over as the city’s carried a majority of the city’s black the claw marks on the animal’s body the council met with Weiss last Unit backs precincts while Marcus dominated in the were horizontal — indicating the at week to discuss his recommenda second black mayor with a promise to use his experience and International con white sections. tacker had jumped on the pig’s tion. Young succeeds Mayor Maynard back. “We felt that (personnel super nections to polish the city’s image at HRC ideas home and abroad. Jackson who was the first black to be Mr. and Mrs. William Medeiros of visor) was the more essential job,” elected mayor of a major Deep South Truro said they saw a mountain lion Mrs. Tonnucci said.' He said tonight’s inaugural speech will city eight years ago. Law prohibited in full daylight at a distance of 40 to The position is especially impor include a message “to the world” that Jackson from seeking a third straight 50 feet about three months ago. The tant in light of changes that may be for hiring his administration signals a new start for four-year term. animal stood for a while in a path made in the hiring process as a Atlanta, still recovering from the almost Despite the casual, sometimes flippant they were taking to their car. result of recommendations made by two-year string of 28 murders of young The Manchester Interracial Coun image he developed as U.N. am There have been two or three the Human Rdlations Commission, blacks. bassador, Young has forged a career in other sightings. she said. cil gave its “wholehearted en The inauguration ceremony at the Southern politics through quiet negotia 4 The mountain lion, also called The Human Relations Commis dorsement” to the Human Relations huge Oinni International complex in tion. cougar or panther, is the biggest sion has suggested 14 changes be Commission’s recommendations for cludes entertainment provided by the An ordained United CJiurch of Oirist native cat in North America. A made in the town’s hiring procedure improvements in the town affir Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Peabo minister, Young was born into a middle large male can be 6 feet long, not in to improve implementation of the mative action program. Bryson, childrens’ choirs, and a gospel class family in New Orleans. He began cluding tail, and weigh 220 pounds. affirmative action program. “The Council feels that, in light of ensemble. his political career in Atlanta during the The last mountain lion known to “The personnel supervisor’s job the town’s committjnent to affir Several dignitaries are expected to at have been killed in Massachusetts civil rights days when he served as a top should be maintained and the duties mative action, it’s crucial for the tend the inauguration, including aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was in 1858. Experts believe it is expanded and strengthened based on town to adopt these recommen Washington Mayor Marion Barry, con- He worked with the Southern Christian probably extinct in the area, but Herald photo by Pinto the recommendations presented by dations in an expeditious manner in • gressional delegates Walter Fauntroy, Leadership (Conference throughout the there have been persistent sightings ' the Human Relations ciomnMssion,” order to facilitate timely results in D-D.C., and Rep. Ron Dellums, D-Calif., 1960s and was able to parlay his black in places like Wytopitlock, Maine. council members said in thV^tate- achieving its affirmative action former President Carter’s son CTiip, who support into a congressional seat, which “I doubt this Cape Cod thing is any A future Whaler? ment. “Clear lines of responsi Joals,” council members said in a will represent the Carter family, and he held ffrom 1972 to 1976, when he gave more than dogs or a compendium of and accountability should be statement released today. businessmen and officials from Nigeria things,” said state wildlild"BlolQgist it up to become Carter’s ambassador to there wais plenty of time to practice this specified in order to achieve the United Nations. James Cardoza. "Even if it is a Matthew Moynihan, 3, of 170 School St. The Human Relations Commis and Liberia. makes his debut on skates with a little help weekend as the skating season opened at positive affirmative aciton efforts.” sion is scheduled to present its 14 » The swearing-in will be followed by a He resigned under fire in August 1979 mountain lion it would have had to The Board of Directors is have been released here.” from his mother Mary. Matthew has a ways Charter Oak Park. recommendations to the Board of reception for the public and the day’s after he held an unauthorized meeting to go before he’s skating for the Whalers, but scheduled to decide on Weiss’ Directors for consideration at a festivities conclude with a black-tie $100- with an official of the Palestine Libera Oswalt said another report was proposal at its meeting at 8 p.m. called in by a North Truro man meeting Jan. 19 at 8:30 p.m. in'the per-ticket inaugural ball. The proceeds tion Organization. Tuesday in the Municipal Building. Municipal Building. whose wife was “awakened at 2 A meeting with the Human. a.m. by a loud screaming noise like Relations Commission, which has Tl\e^j;ecoijundndations are the a big cat. She woke up her husband, objected to the proposed eliniination result'~ora lengthy study' of the and he thought it was a sqeaking of the personnel position, and the -tdwn’s affirmative action plan by a Study shc^s Support water pump until the next day he Angry group fighting directors is scheduled for 7:30piOfi. commission subcommittee. saw a set of big tracks.” According to Steven R. Werbner, Oswalt, who looked at the tracks, The subcommittee recommended town personnel supervisor and ac changes in .the hiring process J is uncertain what made them. < tor ,more/nuke plants ting assistant manager, the assistant ranging from creation of a position town manager position does include of director of human relations to some personnel duties in its job changes in the wording of job ads to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pubfic sup now and the opposition is significantly another condo description, dating from a time decreased emphasis on written higher now thw before the TMI ac port is stronger than opposition for con Diagnosis before the personnel supervisor’s tests. struction of additional nuclear power cident,” he said. position was created. plants as long as they are built in Rankin said a large majority of the By Scot French ponents, the Oak Grove Association Residence Developm^ts will come “The assistant town manager is The town-NCurrently has three hopes to present the board with a before the PZC tonighk minortty enmioyees on its 400- someone else’s neighborhood, a study public opposes shutting down all nuclear Herald Reporter the next step below the manager and showed today. power plants, but he said the public “has painless petition with enough signatures to J&G Associates, of 78ftMain St., acts in a wide variety of functions, merHBerpa^TDll. Its affirmative ac A Does this sound vaguely familiar? force a tougher vote for project ap has requested a zone chatige to tion plan calls for 25 minority William Rankin, of the Battelle shown some willingness to support where the personnel supervisor is Human Affairs Research Centers in restrictions on nuclear power. A group of angry residents, citing proval — two-thirds rather than a allow construction of 17^on- more focused on recruiting and members and women to be hired by : BOSTON (UPI) - A new Seattle, said a review of 228 surveys con environmentai and safety hazards, simple majority. dominium units at 176 Oakland SL- hiring,” Werbner said. 1984. “A plurality to majority of the public technique in the diagnosis of cir plans to fight a proposed zone Bolton developer Rocco A. Piano ducted by various organizations found favors cutting back nuclear operations culatory disorders is practically The proposed development, called The Interracial Council also Last week the town black com that support for construction of a local change which could clear the way has asked the PZC to approve a zone Oakland Street Condominiums, recommended that a “blue-ribbon munity also gave its support to the until more strict safety regulations can painless, costs one-sixth as much as for a new condominium complex in change from Residence AA to atomic generator has flip-flopped in the be put in place,” he reported. would be located north of North committee, comprising individuals Human Relations Commission’s - .a "'4^' » a ^ ^ a other methods, poses less risk and their neighborhood. Planned Residence Development to past decade and is now two to one An analysis of the various surveys does not require hospitalization, School Street and Sheldon Road. with background in job evaluation, recommendations. BYank J. Smith, No, this is not the controversial allow construction of the complex be established to rewrite the job against it. showed the safety issue was by far the doctors at Massachusetts General The proposal includes two 17 two- a spokesman for the black residents, But he said in a report prepared for the Jack Davis proposal which packed on a 7.5 acre site known as the descriptions of personnel super citMl the recommendations which most important factor in determining N Hospital say. the Buckley School last month with Porterfield Estate. bedroom units with garages. The annual meeting of the American visor, assistant town manager and deal with the personnel department Association for the Advancement of public attitudes about nuclear power, . The procedure, called “digital irate opponents. That matter is now The project calls for 28 two- developer has asked that three town manager.” as especially important. Rankin said. subtraction angiography,” Xrays in the hands of the Planning and bedroom units and two three- parcels at the site be rezoned from Science that more Americans still favor Residence A and Rural Residence to construction of additional nuclear plants He said a new nuclear accident would head and neck blood vessels that Zoning Commission, which is bedroom units. likely influence public attitudes about have been injected with dye to see expected to decide its fate at the The Davis proposal, which must PRD zoning. as long as their location is not specified. Rankin said the study, financed by the nuclear energy if such an event happened exactly where arteries are blocked commission’s monthly meeting be approved by a two-thirds votes ' Three Blast Hartford Residents within several years of the Three Mile or narrow. tonight. covers a much greater area than the Department of Energy, showed that op have proposed a 32-unit develop position for building nuclear plants in Island mishap. But he said if no major The technique uses a tube inserted The latest controversy, a virtual Oak Grove project. ment on Spencer Street at the East Population declines accidents occur over the next several into the arm instead of the old carbon copy of last month’s Davis Davis has proposed building 160 general was stronger following the Three Hartford town line. Mile Island accident in Pennsylvania in years, “the TMI accident may ^adually procedure called an angiogram, in fight, concems-a>nroposal for 30 townhouses and eight single-family Applicants Roxie E. Leone, Fred be forgotten and belief in a history of which the tube is inserted into the townhouse condonnnium units on homes on a portion of the 63 acres he 1979, but later dropped off. W. LMne and Angelo J. Leone have “But the support is significantly lower safe reactor operation could increase.” groin and all the way up to the Oak Grove Street. ( owns off Lydall Street near the 191 in Manchester carotid arteries in the neck. proposed building a 12 one-bedroom Like the Davis battlers, the newly- Vemon-Bolton line. Zoning current units and 20 two-bedroom units on The procedure, in use at MGH for formed Oak Grove Association ly allows Davis to build up to 125 the site. four months, has also been tested at plans tonight to cite environmental single-family homes on the site, but Manchester has shrunk. is not consistent with the pattern the universities of Wisconsin and and traffic safety concerns as the he has shelved that plan in favor of 'The PZC hearings will begin at The town’s population in Manchester over the past Freak storm system Arizona and the Cleveland (Dlinic. basis of its opposition. the condominiums.. 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building decreased by 191 people from decade. Population in The two teams using the digital And, again, like the Davis op Two other requests for Planned Hearing Room. 1980 to 1961, bucking a statew ide Manchester rose from 47,994 in subtraction angiography method, trend of a gradually growing pop 1970 to 49,761 in 1980. That however, still believe it needs ad ulation. represents a 3.7 percent in brings twisters, rain ditional testing befwe being used on M anchester’s population crease. a wide scale, according to the MGH during 1981, 49,570, represented a There was more growth around Michigan and parts of Wisconsin, Iowa, News, a hospital newsletter. drop of 0.38 percent, compared the state in towns with less than By United Press International Illinois, Indiana and Missouri. Savings on famous Carter’s baby needs! Manchester's unemployment with a statewide average in 10,000 people than in the larger “There is much to be learned A freak storm system sent tornadora, lowans were digging out from under crease of 0.16 percent for towns towns. hard rains and strong winds rampaging the season’s worst snowstorm, which hit about its capabilities and with populations of more than The 87 towns with less than 10,- weaknesses;” said Dr. John R. through the South, while rain m ix^ with Saturday, bringing traffic to a virtual , . 000 residents grew an average of 10 000 snow sloshed over the West and Midwest halt with 8 inches of snow in central Iowa Hesseling, Chief of Neuroradiology. The 1981 statistics are July es 0.87 percent, for a total gain of 3,- Absolute stillness is needed for remains below state figure today. At lea st 35 deaths w ere blamed on — including Des Moines and Greenfield. timates compiled by the state 500 between 1980 and 1961. Travel in Oregon slowed to a snail’s OFF about 30 seconds after a dye is in the weather. 25% Health Services Department. In Andover, the population ' Officials in Newton, Miss., said one pace and schools were closed because of jected into the bloodstream to show They are compared w ith the 1960 Unemployment in Manchester Statewide, employment remained residents set another high in grew by 56 in a year, from 2,144 man was killed and 17 other people in heavy snows that turned to rain. All Save on shirtSp training pantSp bath needs, bedding land more! contrasts in artery size, and doctors official U.S. census statistics. in 1980 to 2,200 in 1961. dropped from 5.7 percent in October stable in November, while both fac November. The new hire rate in jured in tornadoes Sunday. An unknown roads leading to the Santiam Pass in reported some Xrays unacceptable The trend here is more consis In Coventry, the population because patients moved, blurring to 5.4. percent in November, and tory weekly wages and personal in manufacturing and manufacturing number of injuries were reported in at Oregon's central Cascades were closed tent with the patterns in big grew by 95 in a year, from 8,895 the results, the News said. was well below the stgte figure for come increased by record levels in output were slightly down and least five Alabama tornadoM. Sunday when a whiteout caused by 2 feet cities, like Hartford, Bridgeport in 1980 to 8,950 in 1981. of new, blowing snow reduced visibility The digital system takes Xrays November of 6.3 percent un Connecticut. seasonally adjusted weekly claims Newtoi County Coroner Eiarl Sharp Our own Atkins’ baby buys save you even more! employed. There were 1,432,300 people for unemployment benefits in and New Haven, which suffered In Bolton, the population grew to zero. before and after a dye is inserted population decreases. by 59 in a year, from 3,961 in 1980 said Gregory Walker of the tiny suburb There were 26,006 people working working in non-agricultural jobs in creased. of Liberty died Sunday whra his home Some roads in California were closed into the tube which is extended to Overall, the 82 Connecticut to 4,010 in 1981. THERMAL BLANKETS Monsanto® 100% WATERPROOF SHEETING, 3 sizes. 4 in non-agricultural jobs in November, an increase of 400 over collapsed on top of him. Sheriff’s officers and traveler’s advisories were in effect the superior vena ^cava artery in the towns of 10,000 and more gained a The state as a whole registered Reg. 3.50-$7 2.57-5.17 Manchester in November and 1,477 October’s total. guarded at lea st 20 damaged hom es over in the mountains: Six people wer.e killed virgin Acriian, assorted coiors. 36”x50”. upper body and takes only seconds Now you know total of 4,400 people over 1980. a gain of an estimated 7,900 peo in weather-related traffic accidents in Reg. $9 6.67 to reach the carotid arteries. out of work, the Connecticut Labor A gain of 2,200 in nonmanufac night to prevent looting. STRETCH TERRY COVERALLS, solids of Department reported.- The 1980 census figure for ple over 1980’s census f ig u m ,, Oregon and California. turing jobs, from 999,700 to 1,001,900, The average Filipino visits a " Forecasters said the “wild and wooly” CRIB PADS, quiited cotton in 3 sizes. maize or mint, prints of maize or blue. Fire A computer processes the data in Bolton’s unemployment rate was offset by a decline of 1,81)0 in Manchester was 49,761. giving Connecticut a current es Seven weather-relate^ deaths were at cinema at least 19 times annually — The population d i ^ from 1960 timated population of 3,115,520. jveather was caused by the merging of Reg. $3-$10 2.37-7.97 digital form and subtracts the first remained the same at 6.1, percent manufacturing employment. exceptionally warm and moist air from tributed to icy'road'tSonditions in Pam- retardant, S-M -L. Reg. $8 5.97 pictures from the second set. Any with 138 without jobs,.auid 2,121 the highest m ovie attendance rate of sylvania. CRIB SHEETS, fitted. Solids in maize, white The usual seasonal decline in con any nationality. the Gulf with a fastmoving cold front. bone or soft tissue covering a target employed. struction accounted for the decline Jarvis Parker was driving through A twin-engine Cessna plane crashed in or aqua and prints. Reg. $6 4.47 SNAP-SIDE SHIRTS, 3 months to 1 Vz years. vessel would be eliminated in a third (Coventry reported a November in jobs from 52,400 in October to 52,- Bethel, Miss., Sunday when the twister dense fog and drizzle Sunday in Rich TERRY HOODED BATH TOWELS, assorted Reg. 3.50 , 2.77 set of X-rays and only the tissue unemployment rate of 5.0 percent, 100 in November. However, the mond, Va., about a mile from the showing the dye would be visible. pmashed into the town. colors. Reg. 5.50 4.37 two tentte of one percent lower than November figure for 1981 was 3.8 ^ “ My tiTK * started shaking aqd lifting Hanover Airport. Eight people were TERRY WASHCLOTHS, assorted colors. RECEIVING BLANKETS in white, maize, Dr. Christos A. Athanasoulis, October. The number of employed percent higher than number of con Courts make more and spend it fast i>ff the ground and I knew th«i I was in a killed in the crash, but state police Reg. 2/1.75 2/1.37 candy stripe or prints, reg. $6 4.47 Chief of Vascular Radiology, says totaled 4,426 for November and 235 struction at the same time last year. tornado,” Paiter said. “I looked across refused to say for certain that the weather led to the crash. the technique has many uses. When were without work. Average we
Mary Slaaiak W.A. Chev^er, Mary Stasiak, 86, of 333 Bidwell from HRC coiT^^mandant of St., died at a local convalescent home Friday. She was the widow of Carl T. Chadburn has resigned 4 7 ^ 5 Marine League Joseph Stasiak. from the Human Relations Commis nips She was born in Poland on July 1, sion for health reasons. 1895. She leaves four sons, SUnley Chadburn, who missed several Winston A. Chevalier, 59, of 55 Stasiak of Vernon, and Michaelauf commission meetings last summer “ Our kids played a super game, a ting them on the line too much. Oliver Road, died Saturday at St. Stasiak, Anthony Stasiak and designed pick-and-roll to the right because of health problems, said he By Len Auster very intelligent game and we “ We dominated the boards early Francis Hospital and Medical Michael SUsiak, all in California; a side. But .... submitted his resignation to the Herald Sportswriter deserved a better fate,” Pearson but they came on. I ’m not the least Center. He was the current com daughter, Mrs. Helen Stroniawski of Manchester, which had an 11-point Board of Directors in a letter sent stated, “ but we played very well as bit unhappy. I wanted to win and am mandant of Frank J. Mansfield Hartford; eight grandchildren and While the scoreboard at one time bulge (19-8) early in the second stan two weeks ago, immediately after a team and feel we turned the cor disappointed for the kids. But I ’m Marine Corps League and active in eight great-grandchildren. may have shown dominance by one za, led 25-18 at Intermission. East the last commission meeting. ner as a team and I feel that is im happy with the team. I know if we other town groups. He was the hus A mass of Christian burial will be quintet over the. other, that truly trimmed that to 37-33 going into the “ I ’m not able to devote the time to portant.” play like tonight we can stay with band of Helen (Ennis) Chevalier. held Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Church was not the cash. That fact was final stanza. Two hoops by Doug the commission that I feel I should," Manchester’s early advantage anyone in the CCIL. I feel this is He was bom in St. Albans, Vt. and of the Assumption. Burial will be in . borne out later as Elast Catholic, Bond drew the Elagles even before a (Chadburn said. “ I ’m not happy was built on some made shots and what we needed, a confidence had lived in Manchester for the past ’Townsend Cemetery, Andover. The sluggish at the start, rallied for a 47- bomb by Joe Maher and two Steve with not being able to devote full dominating the boards. “ We were builder, and this gets my hopes up.” 40 years. Before his early retire Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. 45 verdict over crosstown Troy free throws pushed the Indians time to it, so I ’m stepping aside.” making some shots at the start and Bond had 15 points for East, which ment in 1980 he was an analyst for has charge of arrangements. There Manchester High last Saturday into a 41-37 lead with 4:39 to go. A strong advocate of affirmative controlling the boards and they was 17-for-44 from the floor with 9 the Traverlers Insurance Co. and are no calling hours. night before a packed house at the A Dave Hintz bucket. Bond hoop, action, Chadburn was a member of and Galligan two-pointer off a steal weren’t,” Pearson stated. “ We turnovers. M cCurry and Ron was employed by Connecticut Bank the commission subcommittee Eagles’ Nest. Pedemonte each had 12 points and Brian Galligan’s leftside fallaway gave East the lead at 43-41 with 2.39 were very flat footed the first half. & Trust of East Hartford. He was a which studied the town’s affir Maher a team-high 16 for World War II Marine Corps veteran. James D. Williamaon Sr. 15-foot jumper with one second left ’The first half Manchester had eight James D. Williamson Sr., 73, of 34- mative action and' program and offensive rebounds and we had six Manchester, which was 20-for-47 He had served in the South Pacific presented East with its 13th win in hiring procedures. The subcom defensive rebounds. That’s one from the field with 8 turnovers. East theater and had received a Purple C Pascal Lane, died Dec. 29 at 14 meetings with the Indians. Manchester Memorial Hospital. mittee’s 14 recommendations reason we were behind. You can’t had the rebounding edge, 28-21. Heart. “ I ’ll give him that shot 10 times in presented to the Board of Directors run a fast break without the ball,” Manchester returns to CCIL ac Besides being commandant of the He was born in Huntington, W. a row,” stated Manchester Coach ‘Made the shot Jan. 19. Penders viewed. tion Tuesday night when it hosts Marine Corps League he was Va., and had lived in Manchester for Doug Pearson, “ You have to give Chadburn said the commission Pearson, however, wasn’t lulled Penney High at Clarke Arena while secretary of Manchester Little the past 15 years. He was a retired him credit. He made the shot under changed from “ a fairly useless under pressure’ by his team’s early edge. “ It was a East entertains Doug Melody- League, the commissioner of its tool and diemaker for the former A- pressure,” he spoke of Galligan’s to d y” to a “ viable commission” kind of game where if you missed coached Fairfield Prep. Both have 8 farm league and was chairman of Tracks Tool Co. of Newington. heroics. during his three years on the com Doug Pearson two shots and they made two then o'clock starts. the Permanent Memorial Day Com He leaves a son, James D. “ He’ll drive you up a wall but he mission, thanks largely to more ac you’re up by only four,” he com- East also took the jayvee tilt, 67- mittee in Manchester. Williamson Jr. of Vermont; two came through tonight,” East Coach tive and interested members. _J mented on the slow tempo. 50. Paul Tucker hooped 20 points, Besides his wife he leaves four daughters, Sandra Ryals of Davie, Jim Penders spoke of his high- Other accomplishments of the “ We rushed a lot of shots the first John Theriault 12 anil Rick ^u cier sons, Winston A. Chevalier Jr. of Fia.; a sister, Mildred King of Bar- scoring 5-foot-lO senior guard. commission during his tenure In half. The second half we played with and Chris Brunone 8 apiece for the 3- Manchester, Brett W. Chevalier of boursville, W.Va.; and two Galligan was l-for-6 from the floor grandchildren. clude establishing closer ties with to go. Maher knotted it at 43-all with great intensity. ’There was a lot of 0 young Eagles. Ken Willis had 13 4 Shelton, Andrew E. and Timothy S. the first stanza where Manchester the minority community and adop hustle at both ends of the court,” points and Ray Warner 9 for the 3-2 Chevalier, both of Manchester; a Memorial services will be held took a 15-6 lead at the turn. He was a a 10-foot jumper. tion of a strong affirmative action Penders stated, “ The second half young Indians. daughter, Mrs. Mark (Lisa) Nelson Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the hot 3-for-5 the final stanza, winding A Galligan steal was turned into a program by the town, he said. Ehhi Ciiiliolic (47) — - Boild 7 1-2 Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 Herald photo by Pinto up 8-for-18 and with a game-high 20 Galligan hoop before Myles we came out ready to play. The of Salem; two brothers, Gordon E. “ I think the commission has been 15, Callahan 0 3-5 3, Honigmann 1 1-2 New London Turnpike. Private points. McCurry’s hustle, putting home a fourth quarter is the first fourth Chevalier of St. Albans, Vt. and a small catalyst in bringing the 3, Hintz 1 2-2 4, Galligan 8 4-5 20, Maurice R. Chevalier of West Hart burial services will be held in New Lacing up the blades “ He (Galligan) is like Lee Otis second rebound, made it 45-all with quarter we’ve played well. It’s nice black community out. ’That’s one of and maybe will give us some con Dargati 0 2-2 2, Ciszewski 0 0-0 0, ford; three sisters, Mrs. Robert Hampshire. ’There are no calling Wilson,” Penders compared to a 1:05 left. East called, timeout 10 the most important things,” Chad- Theriault 0 0-0 0, Tucker 0 0-0 0. Draper of St. Albans, Vt., Mrs. hours. former UConn eager, “ He will drive seconds later and then held for one fidence we can win the close ones,” bum said. Totals 17 13-20 47. Joseph Rhome of Tucson, Ariz.’ and The ice was bumpy, but that didn’t stop the the rain and Icy rain came along Sunday you up a wall but will stick it. He shot. he added, seeing his club go to 2-3. Chadburn is the third commission East stayed in the contest on 9-for- '>1uiirli<-Hifr (4 5 )----Pedemonte Mrs. James O’Connor of Dalton, ice skaters from lacing up and hitting the Ice night to make a mess of things. was doubting himself, pressing. He The Eagles ran the time down member to resign in recent weeks. 6 0-0 12, Carmel 01-21, Mistretta 10- Mass.’ and two grandcljildren. Robert Lewie felt he had to carry the team,” con before Galligan took possession, 12 free throw shooting the third at Charter Oak Park this weekend, before Richard W. Dyer left to take a seat 0 2, Maher 7 2-3 16, Brophy 0 0-0 0, Funeral services will be Robert Lewie, 93, of 143 Cooper tinued Penders, nptflig this has to circled to his left, and lofted under stanza. “ We fouled too much the on the Board of Education. He was third quarter, Pearson stated, “ If Troy 0 2-2 2, Stringfellow 0 0-0 0, Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from the Hill St,, died Saturday at help GalliganXMnfiaence. heavy pressure the 15-footer which replaced by Robert Faucher, who we did anything poorly it was put- McCurry 6 0-1 12. Totals 20 5-8 45. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Manchester Memorial Hopsital. The winning bucket was a hit nothing but twine. was elected commission chairman. W. Center St., with a mass of Chris He was born in Manchester on Frank Livingston, who was the ac tian burial at 10 a.m. at St. James Sept. 13,1888 and had been a lifelong Church. Burial will be in St. James resident. Before retiring h^ had Democrats take aim ting chairman following Dyer’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the worked for Cheney Brothers for 55 resignation, also resigned this Four straight matches funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 years. He was a member of the month. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con Army-Navy Club. Conlinuetl from page one Statewide politics will also be in set at the maveripk Weicker. tributions may be made to the He leaves one son, Robert H. the hews this year, with both the ’The Democrats appear strongly American Cancgt Society, 237 E. Lewie of Manchester. important issue. governor’s job and Low ell P. behind Rep. Toby Moffett, despite a , CenteF'-SliT'Manchester or to the Funeral services w|ll be ’Tuesday But Smith said he doubts the new Weicker’s Senate seat up for grabs. challenge from former Public Blaze M ai^ester Little Leaghe in care of at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral voting districts will play a major The key questlim in the guber Utilities Control Authority Chair Tribe matmen FrM Parlato, tre^si>KFf( 60 Henry Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in role in the local elections. natorial race, (^sMwbrs said, is man John Downey. St/ Manchester. East (Cemetery Friends may call at “ Convenience of voting is the only whether Gov. Wwiam A. O’Neill, destroys J the funeral honis Tuesday from 10 significance,” he said. who recently underaent opeq heart a.m. to the time of the service. Both parties will hold town com surgery, will run. Services )\6 mittee caucuses in January. In the Smith said he believes O’Neill is Republican party, conservatives op not the strongest candidate the Airports combine pig sty rally in victory Mist Daisy M. Pilcher posed to mc^erate Chairman Smith Democrats have, but he’s not sure for Dr. PX^Xz, who — from either party — will DANIELSON (UPI) - Later this Herald photo by Tarquinlo MANSFIELD - Miss Daisy M, are expected to challenge moderate month, management and An early morning fire destroyed a town committee members. emerge as a front-runner until Following a successful holiday decision. That verdict enabled retired physician Pilcher, 72, of Mansfield, a retired maintenance of the tiny D a n ie l^ pig sty at a farm at 840 Hillstown East Catholic’s Brian Galligan (20) releases shot over defense Smith supporters are expected to; O’Neill’s decision is made. __ _ tournament, Manchester High Manchester to come away with the educator, died Saturday at her Airport will be handled by personnel Road and killed about 30 pigs, a of Manchester’s Mark MIstretta (5) In annual clash Saturday fight to keep the local GOP on a As for the Senate race. Smith said wrestling team opened its dual team triumph. Funeral services were held Sun home. at the larger Windham Airport 18 firefighter for the town’s fire night at Eagles’ Nest. Galligan proved to be Eagle hero with A Miss Pilcher served as coor moderate course. state Republicans are divided near match campaign with a 28-26 come- Each school captured six weight day for Dr. Joseph Platz, 76, who miles away. department said today. dinator of developmental reading “ People are lining up votes and ly 50-50 between W eicker and last-second bucket. from-behind win over Rockville classes. died Dec. 30 at Manchester Prescott Bush, the vice president’s ’The decision was the result of a The fire, which began around 4 for the Manchester School system finding out who’s going to run,” said High Saturday at Clarke Arena. In jayvee action, Ken Browne Memorial Hospital. Dr. Platz $60,000 cut the Legislature approved a.m. and completely gutted the 40 by from 1968 until her retirement in Smith, who said the open brother. Trailing 23-9 going into the final (134) and Jay Hall (157) recorded retired from the Department of He said Weicker has always been last year for thee Department of 60 foot structure, was contained to 1975. Before that jhe had taught in Republican Town Committee for five bouts, the Silk Towners rallied pins for Manchester. Medicine at Manchester Memorial Transportation’s Bureau of that building, said Capt. James several other school systems. mat makes it hard to predict the a strong vote-getter, but Bush is at to pull it out. Brian Gaskell began Next outing* for Manchester is Hospital on Jan. 1, 1980, after being outcome. tractive to Republicans who are up Aeronautics budget. McCooe. Three lines score Wednesday against Glastonbury There will be a memorial service Manchester’s comeback at the 147- a dedicated family physician for 43 While 30 pigs were killed in the on Jan. 10 at 3 p.m. at the Federated pound class with a decision with High and host Norwich Free years. blaze, Capt. McCooe said “ hundredsX Church of Willington. Memorial con senior co-captain Mark Walter Academy at 6 o’clock. He joined the staff of Manchester and hundreds of other livestock” N tributions may be made to the taking a skillful 11-0 major decision Memorial on March 21, 1967 and at were saved when firefighters cut in Eagle ice win Windham Community Memorial at 157. Results. 1()0—John Richmond (R ) W BF. 107 the time of his death he was an open pens to let the pigs out. Hospital, Willimantic. There are no Steve Farley picked up six points —Curt Howard (M ) WBF. 114—Jeff Lange (R ) honorary member of the medical Poland avoids default ’The farm is owed by the Lombar dec. Mike Letourneau 3-1, 121 —Tom Miller calling hours. Potter Funeral Home, at 169 as his opponent didn’t meet staff. He had had offices in East do family. to the right of the net. O’Brien slid (M l dec. Alex Car 13-«, 128—Ken A rcoleo.lR I 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, has Scoring from three lines was the the weight requirement with Rob Hartford. (japt. McCooe said the blaze was pinned Gordon Fallone 5:14, 134 —Todd charge of arrangements. wmter frost and snow,” one mor- tors of agricultural production — impetus as East Catholic topped the puck to Hagearty and he fired a Filloramo putting the Indians in Stavens (R ) sup. dec. Steve Machuga 18-0, 140 He was a member of the By United Press International./ under control in two hours but said nink newscast reported. “ ’The state down 25 and 8 percent, respectively. Hall High, 4-1, in ice hockey action snap shot into the netting. front with a pin at 187. —Wayne Martin (R1 dec. Jim Fraliicciardi 5-2, American Chess Federation and the firefighters’ greatest battle was Poland has come up with $350 of the surface of Warsaw’s streets is The supply of consumer goods was last Saturday night at the Bolton Ice Hall outshot East, 28-2/ with Rockville’s Evan ’Twarog, a 275- 147 —Gaskell (M l dec. Paul Phillips 4-2, 157 was a chess master emeritus. Samuel Lifschitz —Walter (M l maj. dec. Jeff Gutman 11-0, 169 million in hard currency, apparently hot (good, and is making vehicular 10 percent less than in 1980. with the icy road conditions this Palace. most of its shots from the point. pounder, topped Manchester’s 195- He leaves his wife, Esther morning. -Farley (Ml WBF, 187 —Filloramo (Ml from the Soviet Union, to stave off traffic difficult.” ’The statistics underscored both The win evens the Eagle “ It was pleasing to have scoring pound Mike Lamoureux in the (Semonoff) Platz, and a son, James Graveside services were con An engine from the Glastonbury pinned Gordy Hewitt 3:44, Unlim ited—Twarog bankruptcy and meet minimum in Warsaw Radio annpunced a series the extreme shortages suffered by stickmen’s mark at 3-3 while the from all three lines, especially when IR ) dec. Lamoureux 7-1. Platz, both of Manchester, and a ducted today for Samuel Lifschitz, heavyweight class but only by a 7-1 terest payments on a $26.3 billion of purges of government appointees Poles during the past year and the Fire Department assisted the loss drops the Warriors to 3-4. you get a strong performance from sister, Emma Seiper in Holland. 73, of 333 Bidwell St. who died Satur debt to Western banks, reports from during the weekend. At least 90 country’s inability to begin whittling Manchester firefighters. East’s next outing is Wednesday the third line which scored two The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far day. Capt. McCooe said the cause of He was born in Hartford, the son Warsaw said. provincial government officials down its huge debt to the West. night against Somers High at the Ice goals,” cited East Coach Bill Man- mington Ave., had charge of funeral the fire had not yet been determined of the late Benjamin and Tina News of the cash transfusion from were removed for failing to comply Exports were down 14 percent — Palace in an 8:30 start. nix, praising the play of Hagearty, arrangements. but mentioned that there was elec Lifschitz. He was the owner and the Kremlin came on the eve of Gen. with martial law rules, and other twice the decline in imports — so ’Three goals in the first period Zimkiewlcz, Brian Gallahue and Cheney wrestlers tricity in the building.. editor of the Owlet Newspaper, Wojciech Jaruzelski’s reported factory directors and state farming Poland’s foreign payments im gave East a 3-0 bulge and it never Mike Flannery on that unit. Flossie P. Maney published in Hartfprd many years meeting today with envoys of the 10 officials also were recalled from balance got worse. Interest alone bn looked back in climbing to the .500 “ I thought our defensemen played ago. Common Market nations, along with their posts for inefficiency and cor t^$26.3 billion debt will amount to level. « a super game it was the second Flossie (Pond) Maney, 62, He leaves two sisters, Mrs. scheduled talks in Brussels by the ruption.- - $ ^ million during 1982. ’The No. 2 line opened the scoring game in a row they’ve played well,” fake double loss formerly of Helaine Road, died Robert (Rhoda) Kaufman Ide of European partners’ foreign The $3M million in cash aid to the The $350 million payment dis Sunset to meet it 3728'^ith John Kolano notching Mannix continued. He cited the play Friday at a local convalescent Westville and Mrs. Shirley Cohen of ministers. ' Poles, a gesture of faith in their closed Sunday was used to meet the his first ^ the season, assisted by of O’Brien, who is plus 14 statistical home. She was the widow of partial fingertip con New Britain. Warsaw Radio broadcast a new ability to pay their debts, contrasted last of Poland’s 1981 interest Sunset Club will meet at 1 p.m. Rick Clark and Ken West. Clark fed ly through six games. “ That’s East’s singular John Honigmann (2 U) m Lawrence Maney. The services were held at United blast Sunday at President Reagan 'with the latest economic report payments. Western sources said in Tuesday at the Senior Citizen Kolano at the doorstep of the goal awesome,” Mannix stated. Cheney Tech wrestling team had Techmen-'/^S^oing into today’s ac trol in rebound struggle with Manchesti ’s Ron Pedemonte (22) She was born in Fredericton, New Synagogue Cemetery. Private for his sanctions against Poland and from Warsaw, which said national Warsaw. Center. Kitchen social games will and he fired a 10-footer to the ‘"The defense played super. What to feel a little down going into the tion at East Windsor High at 3:15. and Steve Troy (14) Saturday night Eagles’ Nest. Brunswick, Canada on March 11, memorial week will be observed by the Soviet Union, calling the income dropp^ 15 percent .during ’There was no announcement of follow after the meeting. goalie’s left. pleased me the most was we finally New Year as last Thursday the Cheney was deadlocked at 24-all 1919 and had lived in Manchester the family. Hebrew Funeral Home, American lead er'“ the main war 1981 for the third straight year of the transaction by Polish officials, Members are reminded that the Kevin Hutt moved the advantage put together 45 minutes of hockey Beaver matmen were upended with East Hartford going into the since 1945. She had worked 12 years 906 Farmington Ave., West Hart monger” in the world. decline. so there was no confirmation that trip to the Coachlight Dinner to 2-0 at 8:14 with his fourth goal of and it’s something we have to con twice, 45-24 by East Hartford High final four weight classes but had to as a candymaker at the Munson ford, had charge of arrangments. “ President Reagan will go down The economy was especially the money came from the. U.S.S.R. ’Theater Is Jan. 7, set to leave at the season, assisted by Paul Roy. tinue to do. It does my heart good to and 5 /9 by host Plainville High. forfeit in three with the Hornets DePaul shaves practice Candy Kitchen before retiring in in history as the main initiator of the weakened by slumps in coal produc But it was believed Ja'ruzelski’s 10:30 a.m. ’The latter took a hard shot from the see that,” he lauded. The double reversal leaves the taking the other by decision. 1976 due to poor health. second Cold War,” the state news tion, down to the lowest point since bankers had nowhere else to turn. right faceoff circle with Warrior Sal Rafala and Todd Watkins were Thomas E. Rota She leaves two sons, Larry Maney agency PAP said Sunday. 1974, and in the meat and dairy sec netminder Mike McGayan making the lone Beavers successful-again9t of Federal, Mass,, and Richard time for better results VERNON — Funeral services But the Polish commentary the initial stop. He, however, was Plainville in the 100 anc/ 140-pound Maney of Manchester; two were held today for ’Thomas E. assured Western Europe: “ We shall down and out as the disk rebounded weight classes respectiv ily. daughters, ■ Mrs. Carol Adams of its lead with Cummings on the Rose, 80, of 26 Hany Lane who died not blame any of the U.S.A.’s allies Drug charge lodged COVENTRY SHOPPE to Hutt at the left faceoff circle and R ^ u lts: By Mark Friedman 4 Columbia and Miss Denise Maney of Lack of team play Cheney vs. E^st Hartford; 100—Rafala (C D bench. Saturday at Rockville General for what is going on in the U.S.A.” he fired into the empty cage. UPI Sports Writer East Hartford; a brother, Irving In Washington, Vice President 44 DEPOT RD. COVENTRY, CONN. pinned James 1;06, 107 —Rudy (E H ) pinned “ We practiced for a couple of days Hospital. He was the father of Mrs. Police arrested an East carrying a weapon m a East’s No. 3 line closed out the Fournier 1:01. 114 -Neary (EH) WBF. 121 Pond of Waterville, Maine; a sister, If practice makes perfect, Ray without Terry in the lineup,” Meyer Vernon (Barbara) Hauschild of George Bush said today “ the United Hartford man Sunday and motor vehicle and taken to , 742-7494 scoring with 1:56 left in the stanza, —Paradis (CT) pinned Ammon 5:57, 128 Mrs. Isabelle Poulin of Bradenton, said. “ We know Terry has been Manchester. States can’t do nothing” even if “ the charged him with posses the police station for ^ r k Zimkiewlcz with his second of —O ’Connor (E H ) pinned Dubiel 1:55,134—Liz- Meyer can do nicely without perfec Fla., and seven grandchildren. allies are not all in total lockstep.” in Tribe's setback zotte (E H ) pinned Glode 2:32, 140 —Watkins tion. picking up some fouls on the press He also leaves two sons and sion of cocaine and booking. the season dented the twine, Funeral services were held today (C T ) pinned Cappa 4:32, 147 —Bouchard (CTT) and I think w e ’ll make some another daughter, all out of state. “ ’This president (Reagan) feels marijuana and carrying a ’There police found bags assisted by Sean Hagearty. ’The ’The DePaul coach, who has seen at North United Methodist Church. 25%-50% 0FF WBF. 157 -Buccheri (EH) WBF. 169 -Jobs his Blue Demons consistently fade adjustments on that.” The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, very, very strongly about the sup weapon in a motor vehicle of marijuana and cocaine latter, in the comer of the goal Lack of "team play was just one Rivers dented the net in the middle (EH) dec. LaJoie 6*3. 187 —Gregolre (EH) The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ENTIRE STOCK like a pair of cheap jeans in In other games involving Top 10 76 Prospect St. had charge of pression of freedom in Poland, following a stop by an of in his pockets. crease, fed Zimkiewlcz who put prevalent feature as Manchester session for the Rams while Chris WBF. Unlimited -Cobum (EH) WBF. Main St., had charge of Cheney vs. Plainville: 100 —Rafala (CT) postseason play, has decided to cut teams. No. 2 Virginia defeated arrangements. about martial law, about the locking' ficer for running a red He was released on a home a 10-footer from the slot. High succumbed to Rockville High, Lano twice and Joe Dougherty and airangements. WE ACCPET: MASTER CHARGE, VISA dec. Evangelista 13-9,107—Bowers ( P ) pinned down practice time in an effort to James Madison 73-65; No. 3 Ken up of people over, there,” he said, light. $100 cash bond for a court Hall tallied a power-play goal at 84), in ice hockey action last Satur Phil Bearse once each round^ out A PERSONAL CHECKS Fournier 1:33, 114-M cLellan (P ) WBF. 121 preserve his players. tucky nipped Georgia 68-66; No. 4 “ and we think there are plenty of Douglas A. Croft, 24 was appearance Jan. U'. 13:05 of the middle session as Kevin day night at the Bolton Ice Palace. the scoring in the third period. —Ibitz (P ) pinned Paradis :21, 128—Corm ier “ Our boys were a little tired, a lit Wichita State stopped New Mexico reasons, including the moral princi traveling east on East McLellan split two East defensemen Both sextets were winless going Rockville had a final 34-22 edge in (P ) pinned E>ubiel 3:25, 134 —Martin ( P ) p in n ^ Glode 1:26, 140—Watkins (C T ) pinned tle weary,” Meyer said Saturday State 63-50; No. 6 Arkansas was ple, forjis to do something.” Center St. when an officer THMKSOVMG^ and beat goalie Scott Howat to his into the fray. ’The Rams are now 1-3 shots with Dan Rencurrel between Carrol 3:53. 147—A ivaz ( P ) dec. Bouchard 7-3, after his fifth-ranked Demons stunned by Texas Tech 79-74; No. 7 Second man charged Today was to be the first day back saw him run h red light. gloveside with a backhander from in while the Silk Towners are 0-5-1 with . the pipes for the winners and junior 157—Grip (P ) W B F, 169—M arkow ( P ) pinned pinned an 86-60 defeat on Penn Missouri beat Notre Dame 92-70; and at work under martial law for tens ’The police stopped Croft NOVEMTOST.JUDE close. their next outing ’Tuesday evening Pat McNamara in goal for the In LaJoie :37, 185 —Negro (WBF. Unlimited State, which last week extended No. No. 9 Iowa toppled South Carolina of-thousands of Poles at the Lenin and saw a .22 caliber air special purchase Hagearty, with his first of the against Wethersfield High at the dians. “ Pat was the outstanding -Poliquin (P) WBF. .IM»itMi.SHSiai«iUr. 1 North Carolina to overtime before 57-47. in shooting incident Shipyard in Gdansk and a number'of gun on the floor of the car. e «t kitto ■< M k WradM; wr season, closed the scoring at 13:2S of Hartford Arena at 8:25. man for us last night, the only one. fake fur pieces Pin champs losing. “ I don’t want us to leave our Rounding out the Top 20, it was: other key industrial installations Croft was charged with Hmm •Mmw Ckht hMM k- the final period, assisted by Dan - “ Rockville was 0-3 coming in and Without him it would have been 15- game on the practice floor. I ’ve cut No. 11 Minnesota 75, Long Beach around the country. ’Those plants k m w d A * keW I * iwki priced from 1.99 O’Brien. ’The latter from the left this is discouraging to me,” cited 0,” Horton remarked. “ McNamara WALUNGFORD (U P I) - Toni Police Saturday arrested a man the signal of a car following him the practices down to 45 minutes. State 67; No, 12 Oregon State 75, had been kept closed since the | d m i| i k SiMl mW. Ti !■ I kM point v^eeled to the faceoff circle Manchester Coach Wayne Horton of made some stops which were un Evans of Stamford and Larry Clarke who they say handed a ^ u n to which contained two men who We’ve been working them awfully Arizona State 43; No. 13 Louisville military takeover Dec. 13, apparent Driver held iM m l « i W A|k (i er iMrt ■# Meal for toys, where be spotted Hagearty isolated his team’s performance, “ I felt we believable,” he added, noting his of New Canaan defeated nine other wanted to talk to him about a 99, Duke 61; No. 14 Alabama lost to another man, who fir e d it at a ly to minimize demonstrations katk N k M la gw Mk had a flat first period with only four first-year netminder didn’t receiver teams Sunday' to win the Statewide hard.” burglary. David Smith, 22, of 130 pal war k a a k a MkkMk small upholstary JotM,, Tennessee 88-67; No. 15 Georgetown car occupied by two men. against martial law. shots and we got. flatter after that. overwhelming support. from his Doubles Bowling Championship. Ironically, Meyer actually used Marcel N. Bosse, 24, of 334>4 Spruce Street was arrested kk a k a kwat w4 eiwl wA the game against the Nittany Lions 75, Robert Morris 58; No. 16 ’Tulsa As Safranek got out of the truck, Broadcasts from Warsaw today pillows, throws, slipcovars, Game theft “ We didn’t work as a team and defensemen. ’The tournament is sponsored by Center Street was arrested at his Saturday and charged with l a k ran I pain k aki we as a praptice, substituting freely 98, Oklahoma 96; No. 18 North Bosse allegedly handed him a long reported a full return to work in the ear panels, lots of colors Rockville is not that strong, I don’t “ We’ve got to get the team to play Miller. home and charged with first-de^ee driving under the Influence a a kaa ad aai la k !• ta M aNCINNA’n (UPI) - While the after DePaul opened a 44-25 half Carolina State 75, Clemson 59; and barrel rifle which Safranek fired at capital, without mentioning con think. Tonight was a step backwards as a unit. We have players who are ’The two players had a team total assault and first-degree reckless en- of alcohol, police said Iw few -Ar Mkatr Ika M and stylos Cincinnati Bengals were beating the time lead. Terry Cummings, who No. 20 Wake Forest 74, Georgia the car. ditions along the Baltic Coast. for us.” individual talent. I saw my first line 1,385 with a handicap at W.Tllingford today. ■ai alW iki;''hSM ad k( Buffalo Bills in an AFC divisional Tech 56. dangerment. All factories and offices were Rockville scored two goals in the go down 3-
San Francisco ready Bengals’ receiver Defense made play possible / Soccer for next test — Dallas praises Anderson NASI, Roundup Savard's goal lucky 4 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Rookie had to use some things we hadn’t wide receiver Cris Collinsworth used before, like running Charlie.’) w r ^ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Bring midable rival, and I’m not excited coach. “ That’s nothing against the By United Press International on the Dallas Cowboys. about playing them a second time 49ers but the Cowboys have been in wants the world to know how Cincinnati threatened to put the Savard got the Hawks on the Leveiile scored the tie-breaking goal The San Francisco 49ers, who this season. But that’s the way it is, this situation before and they are a valuable quarterback Ken Anderson game away early, but a 33-yard Jim Edmonton 11, San Jose 4 By Mike Tully \ UPI Sports Writer board at :25 into the third period. and added two assists. Leveiile whipped the Cowboys 45-14 earlier so we’ll go about our business this more experienced team.” is to the Cincinnati Bengals. Breech field goal attempt, which Edmonton, Alberta (UPI) — Jan scored with 27 seconds left in the se “It’s hard to explain what Kenny would have given Cincinnati a 17-0 His 15-footer was was stopped by this season, say they are ready for week preparing the best possible But at least a half a dozen of Gooscns scored four goals and Sometimes you’re lucky, and cond period by tipping in a corner means to us out there,” said lead, was blocked by Buffalo’s Robb goalie Bob Sauve, but Savard got the Dallas. offense and defense to handle them. Perkins’ players, among them added an assist and Ross Ungaro sometimes you’re good. Denis pass from center Tom Fergus, who Collinsworth, who hauled in a 16- Riddick early in the second quarter rebound, faked the shot to the left A Nex week everyone will find out The Cowboys are a veteran club but quarterback Scott Brunner, think notched a hat trick Sunday to lead Savard, who is both, knows one from aiso had three assists. Ray Bourque ^:Ji yard touchdown pass from the and the momentum in the game and • slipped the puck past Sauve. for sure if the 49ers, 25 of whom I don’t think our players are in awe the 49ers will handle the Cowboys. the Edmonton Drillers, 5-2, to an 11- the other. “ added insurance six seconds into the veteran Anderson with 10:39. left in turned. McKechnie fired in a slap shot 26 have three years or less pro of them.” “The 49ers can beat Dallas,” said 4 NASL rout of the San Diego “It was lucky for sure,” Savard final period. the game Sunday to give the Bengals “It did aff& t us,” Gregg said of seconds later, past Hawk goalie experience, are as good as they have Montana completed 20-of-31 Brunner, “if they contain Dallas’ Earthquake. San Jose, 3-4, received said Sunday night after scoring with L apiltiU '1, ILiiigerh 3 a 28-21 win over Buffalo in the AFC the blocked field goal. “It was a big played. And after thoroughly whip passes for 288' yards and two front four.” two goals from Tony Crescitelli. three seconds to play, giving the At New York, Dennis Maruk playoff game at Riverfront play for them. It gave them a lift.” ping the New York Giants 38-24 Sun touchdowns in the victory over the The first time San Francisco Montreal 3, .lacksonvillc 2 Chicago Black Hawks a 4-3 victory scored on a power play and set up a Stadium. One of the key plays in the game day in the NFC pla.yoffs, the 49ers Giants, who had made it to the played Dallas, way back on the sxith MONTREAL (UPI) - Gordon Hill over the Detroit Red Wings. shorthanded goal by Mike Gartner. Collinsworth said he held his was a 42-yard pass from Anderson to are one of the NFL’s four divisional playoffs by beating the week of the season, the 49ers not scored two goals and Tony Powers “The defense made it happen,” The triumph was only the fourth in breath when Anderson was helped Steve Kreider which set up remaining survivors. Eagles, a Super Bowl team a year only handled Dallas’ front four but notched a single goal Sunday to give continued Savard. “Alan (Secord) the last 14 games for Washington, from the field after Cincinnati’s Collinsworth’s TD catch. “We’re honored to be in that ago, in the wild card game. ’Diere everyone else. It was as bad a the Montreal Manic, 4-3, a 3-2 vic put the puck right ip the middle of which pulled within 10 points of the third offensive play. But Anderson “It was a play designed to pick up group,” said 49ers coach Bill Walsh. was talk of the Giants duplicating beating as any Tom Landry-coached tory over the Jacksonville Tea Men. the ice, then I just kept my head up Rangers in the race for the final only had the wind knocked out of a first down,” said Anderson, “and “I don’t know if we are the best f team ever experienced. Afterward, Hill scored the gamewinner in the and aimed for the right corner.” playoff berth in the Patrick Divi m i him and returned after missing one Steve made a great individual ef team of the four left but I do know Landry said he “ couldn’t un fourth quarter. John Lignos scored a Savard fired in a slapshot right Tony Esposito for his second goal of sion. play. fort.” we can be competitive with derstand” what happened. goal and an assist for the Tea Men, after he crossed the blue line, the game, giving Detroit a 3-1 lead. S ab res .'i, t!a:iadM ':is 2 “He’s been our team leader all anyone.” Against the Giants, Mpntana 3-5. beating goalie Bob Sauve for the The Hawks kept the pressure on At Buffalo. N.Y., Gil Perreault ‘We’re honored year,” said the rookie from Florida. , Walsh, whose rebuilding of the threw scoring passes of 8 yards to T oro n to A, CoHnioH '5 winner. The goal was Savard’s se and Doug Wilson scored his 14th scored with 11 minutes remaining to “He means so much to us in the hud club in three years has been the sur Young and 58 yards to ^lom on; TOR(9NTO (UPI) - Cliff Calvert cond of the game and 21st of the goal when he poked in a rebound of give the Sabres their first victory dle. Sports Slate prise story of this NFL season, has a in that group’ Ricky Patton Tan 25 yards and Bill and David McQueen scored two season and highlighted a four-goal Reg Kerr’s shot at 2:26. Kerr’s over Montreal in Memorial “He’s not a cheerleader out way of never underestimating the Ring 3; Lott scampered 20 with an goals apiece to lead the Toronto third period. slapshot was stopped by Sauve but Auditorium since March 6. 1978. there,” Collinsworth added. “It’s Monday opposition. In fact, he has praised interception; and Ray Wersching Blizzard to a 6-5 victory over the The Hawks trailed 2-0 entering the Bulley got the rebound in front of Perreault took Dale McCourt’s pass Bill Walsh like he almost gets bored. I get more BASKETBALL every team his club has played this kicked a 22-yard field goal. New York Cosmos, 1-5. Calvert final period. Detroit’s John Ogrod- the net and flipped it in at 5:28 to tie in full stride on the left wing and nervous watching games on TV than Merry al East Catliolir (girls), 8 year and never once lauded it over Brunner threw 72 yards to scored the game-winner after nick scored in the first period and it. back-handed the puck past goalie I do out on the field with Kenny.” WRESTLING anyone. Earnest Gray and 59 and 17 yards to Toronto, 4-2, blew a 3-1 halftime Walt McKechnie struck on a power ItruinH 8, ,|clh .5 Rick Wamsley for his 13th goal of Collinsworth said he had three or Cheney Tech al East Windsor, The style is begining to show on what the Oakland Raiders did a year Johnny Perkins and Joe Danelo lead and allowed New York to foree play in the second. At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Normand the year. his young stars, fellows such as ago — winning the NFL title as a kicked a 48-yard field goal to ac four options of where to go on the 3 il5 a 5-5 ties. Giorgio Chlnaglia scored wild card team — but the 49ers took play that resulted in the winning quarterback Joe Montana, defensive count for the New York points. But Tuesday three goals and and assist lor New care to dash those hopes. touchdown. York. aces Ronnie Lott, Dwight Hicks, it was a chip-shot, 21-yard field goal BASKETBALL A UPl photo “It’s a complicated play and hard Carlton Williamson and Eric Wright The Giants, who lost to San Fran miss hy Danelo near the end of the Penney at Mancliester, 8 Scuttle ,5, Son Diego 4 and wide receiver Dwight Clark. cisco five weeks ap , simply made third quarter that proved the key. to explain,” said Collinsworth. SAN DIEGO ( U P I ^ Frank Bar Gary Jeter of the New York Giants was a pic game against 49ers yesterday in San Fran “There’s not really a primary Fairfield Prep at East Catholic, 8 Those six are among the club’s too many mistakes, while the 49ers The Giants trailed by only 7 points Bolton al Cheney Tech, 7:45 ton scored three goat? and added an English and, Denver ture of frustration in final moments of losing cisco. receiver. Kenny just picks out the youngest players but you find the made only one. Three of New York’s at the time but after Danelo fanned, Manchester al Penney (girls), 8 assist and Alan Hud: and Mark same self-effacing attitude among six mistakes were converted into 21 the 49ers quickly scored twice to guy who’s open.” Peterson each scored to lead Cincinnati, which normally relies ICE HOCKEY the handful of veterans, fellows such points and that just about decided make it a rout. Manchester vs, Wethersfield at the Seattle Sounders to victory the outcome. more on the arm of Anderson for its as Jack Reynolds, Charle Young and “Not getting any points in that Hartford Arena, 8:25 over the San Diego Sockqrs, 1-5. Qualify for title test Freddie Solomon. “I give the 49ers a lot of credit,” drive,” said Perkins, “was the tur offense, turned to seldom-used run Seattle, 5-4, received 17 sav^from ning back Charlie Alexander Sunday SWIMMING end Bucks' win skein “We’ve been a loose team all year said Giants coach Ray Perkins. “We ning point.” Manchester at Wethersfield, 3:30 goalie Paul Hammond, N and that’s how we’ve handled the made some very costly mistakes Much had been said the week for key yardage against the Bills. pressure,” Walsh said. “Some peo that we knew we couldn’t make, and before about the condition of the ' Alexander, a first-round draft ple thought we might cave in once the 49ers capitalized. The high score field at Candlestick Park. But the choice out of LSU in 1977, rushed for By United Press International the game out of reach at 122-114. roach (Doug Moe) in having me get English hit 14-or-21 shots from the the ball. " the playoffs began, but that thought of the game didn’t surprise me. I playing surface, having been 72 yards in 13 carries, including Pro-Am golf title to Haas Bengals not surprised figured we would have to score at touchdown runs of 4 and 20 yards. Surprisingly, Alex English picked floor and lO-of-10 from the foul line. Sii|»iTS(mic» I 10. I.aki'r*. 00 never entered my mind. I think we covered all week, held up nicely are beyond that. We’re gaining con least 27 points to win.” despite rain throughout most of the “Alexander had a great day,” said a night when he had a tough defen Denver made 40-of-46 free throws. At Inglewood, Calif.. Gus Rod Curl, with a 72, and Al fidence with each game, especially But Perkins said Dallas will beat game. Forrest Gregg, the Bengals’ second- PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. ( U P I ) - sive assignment to score his most The Nuggets, who failed to get the Williams scored 27 points and Jack Geiberger, with a 70, tied for fifth at on offense where we feel we can the 49ers for the NFC title. As things turned out, it rained only year coach. “They were keying on Jay Haas shot a 3-under-par 69 Sun points of the season. .Sikma grabbed 20 rebounds despite 349, and defending champion John move the ball on anyone. “The Cowboys are a better foot on the Giants. For the 49ers, the sun Pete (Johnson).” day for a foun-stroke victory over English scored 38 points, Kiki the return of Lakers’ center Kareem Mahaffey, with a 69, was seventh at “Certainly, Dallas will be a for- ball team,” said the New York never stopped shining. Gregg was asked if it was his challenger Bobby Clampett and the Vandoweghe added 25 and Dan Issel Abdul-Jabbar. The loss snapped a with victory over Bills game plan to use Alexander more 351. 20 to lead the Denver Nuggets to a six-game winning streak for the title in a 90-hole $150,000 pro-am than usual and to run the ball. tournament. The tournament was played over 128-122 victory over Milwaukee Sun Lakers with all six victories coming day night, halting the Bucks’ five- without Abdul-Jabbar. who had CINCINNATI ,(UPI) - It’s begin “We only threw eight passes in the The tournament was sponsored by four Monterey Peninsula courses. ^ h a p a 21-21 tie. just- 15 carries, but the brilliant game winning streak. sustained a sprained ankle He ning to look like 1982 will be The first half,” Gregg pointed out. “You Spalding Sporting Goods. The final round came under over “We knew our 14-0 lead wouldn’t sophomore back left the'game with Marques Johnson, guarded most returned to the lineup and scored 26 Year of the Tiger. do what you have to do and we were Haas, who- earned a $27,500 cast skies and a cool breeze off hold up,” said Anderson, who lived a bruised knee midway through the Tough loss ■ of the game by English, scored 21 points, collected 16 rebounds and Two days after the Clemson running the ball well.” winner’s purse, finished with a 22- Monterey Bay. up to his ranking as the NFL’s No. 1 third quarter and never returned. Giants gained points to pace the Bucks, who lead blocked three shots. Tigers wrapped up college football’s Alexander sa.d his performance under-par 337. passer by hitting 14-of-21 passes for “ It obviously hurts to lose a CINCINNATI (UPI) - Buffalo “I started out hitting the ball the Central Division with 22-9 national title with an Orange Bowl Sunday was: “My most satisfying Clampett, a hometown favorite 192 yards without an interception. player like Cribbs, but we thought quarterback Joe Ferguson says good,” Haas, winner of two PGA record. Trail Blazers 127. K::igs I 10 victory over Nebraska, another game as a professional. My progress .from nearby Carmel and the winner “Even when it was 14-7 at the half we could still move the ball,” said he’s not going to spend the rest of events in 1981, said. “I hit a tough “I was comfortable at times At Portland, Ore., Kelvin Ransey breed of cat continued its quest for had been slow but steady. I’m get of the event two years ago, finished we knew it was a long way from Buffalo coach Chuck Knox, who saw the winter worrying about the stretch through the middle of the playing Marqhes most of the time hit two of Portland s 3-point baskets thaNFL championship. ting more confidence.” with a 70 for a 341 total. He picked being over. ’ the Bills tie the game 21-21 on the one play that spelled the end for 'respectability' round on the eighth, ninth and 10th but other times I was not,” English in the final 20 seconds of regulation Threryone believed all year that Gregg praised the play of the up a secondplace check for $14,000. The wild card Bills, playing their opening play of the fourth quarter the Bills’ last-^itch attempt to holes but then picked up a couple of said. “He’s very quick so I had to Sunday night to pull the Trail we could do it, so we re not really Bills, who beat the New York Jets Greg Powers also recorded a fifth straight road game, didn’t when Ferguson found Butler for a catch the Cincinnati Bengals in birdies on 14 and 15 to give me a lit concentrate on defense totally.” ball to English in the early part of Blazers into a tie and Portland surprised that we’re here,” said 31-27 a week ago in the AFC wild final-round 70 and finished third exactly shuffle off to Buffalo 21-yard scoring strike. ‘"They didn’t an AFC playoff game Sunday. tle breathing room. • Denver squandered a 15-point the second'half, went to the 6-foot-7 waltzed in overtime. The Blazers Cincinnati quarterback Ken Ander card game to earn the right to play with a 347 total. Rick Acton, who without posing one last threat. have a turnover and when you can “Sure, it’s a tough way to end SAN FRANQSCO (UPI) - New Williamson and raced the rest the lead, but still led 116-114 with 2:50 forward down the stretch, offset the homecoming of Kansas son Sunday following the first the Bengals. had started the final 18 holes a “ I felt more confident then, but I Taking over at his 30 with 5:08 left, do that in a game like this, it really the season, but we can hold our York linebacker Harry Carson way for the touchdown that knotted remaining when Ken Higgs hit a “ I knew I had to get back into the City’s Steve Johnson, formerly of piayoff victory in the Bengals’ 14- “They (the Bills) were well stroke behind Haas, blew to a 79 and didn’t relax until I hit my third shot Joe Ferguson drove the Bills deep means a lot.” heads high,” said Ferguson. “We looked tired — awfully t ir ^ — in the the score. basket and English followed with a offense,” English explained. “It Oregon State. The Kansas City pivot year history, a 28-21 triumph over prepared for us,” said Gregg. “We finished fourth at 348. , to the 18th green.” into Cincinnati territory despite The Bengals capitalized on superb gave It our best shot, but you’ve Giants lockerroom Sunday after his But the 49ers came back and basket and two free throws to put was a combination of me and the man scored 33 points. the road-weary Buffalo Bills. operating without his most field position in the opening period got to credit Cincinnati. They team was handed a 38-24 defeat in scored the next 17 points to put the The Bengals’ first victory in four dangerous weapon — All-Pro run for the first of Charles Alexander’s played well.” their NFC playoff contest with the game away. The Giants did pull post-season appearances advanced ning back Joe Cribbs, two scoring runs and Pete Johnson’s Neither Buffalo head coach San Francisco 49ers. within seven, 24-17, in the third the Central Division champions to A 17-yard pass to Jerry Butler, lyard plunge. Alexander, a seldom- Chuck Knox nor Ferguson could “We’re getting there,” Carson quarter after another long the AFC title game next Sunday at 1 coupled with a personal foul against used blocking back for Johnson, explain why the Bills failed to get said. “Next year we just won’t be an touchdown strike but a dropped pass p.m. EST in Riverfront Stadium rushed for 72 yards overall and put off the crucial fourth down play easy win and an easy week for the at the goal line and a missed Joe against Western charnpion San the Bengals ahead 7-0 at 6:04 with a late in game with the Bills opposing teams.” Danelo field goal sealed New York’s Diego for a berth in Super Bowl XVI 4-yard TD run after Mike Fuller’s trailing 28-21. Carson seemed to be playing fate. Jan. 24 in Pontiac, Mich. The 27-yard punt return set Cincinnati up “We’ll just have to look at the every position for the Giants “We knew what to expect but just Offensive powerhouses paired Bengals. who posted a conference- at the Buffalo 42. films and see what happened,” defense. It was alniost a foregone couldn’t stop it;” said linebacker 4 best 12-4 record after going 6-10 in A Ken Riley interception at the said Knox. conclusion that if a ball carrier was Bryon Hunt. “The game just got 1980, routed the Chargers 40-17 in ’The Bills were moving late in tackled, Carson was there. In all, wild.” Among the most disappointed of Bills’ 42 preceded Johnson’s score MIAMI (UPI) - The San Diego game by winning an incredible records were set and one tied for Fouts to Charlie Joiner gave the for a score, Chuck Muncie s l-yard San Diego on Nov. 8. the game and had a 4th-and-3 on the linebacker was involved in over the Dolphins was reserve quarter- with 2:40 remaining in the first San Francisco quarterback Joe Chargers helped re-write the NFL shootout with Miami. post-season play. Chargers a first-and-goal at the 10 run and Fouts’ 8-yard pass to Brooks After a two-week layoff, the the Cincinnati 20 when a delay of 20 tackles. Montana had a field day against the 'back Don Strock. He replaced period and Alexander scampered 20 playoff record' book Saturday in San Diego roared off to a 24-0 lead , “I’m just happy to get out of this and Coryell didn’t even bother to run put the Chargers ahead 24-0. Miami Bengals opened with a growl worthy game penalty ruined their But the loss did not embitter the Giants’ defense in the first half, hit another play. starter David Woodley early in the then woke up. yards through a gaping hole on the tbeir wild 41-38 overtime victory in the first period only to have town alive,” said Charger Coach of their nicknames — roaring to a 14- momentum. With 2:58 remaining six-year veteran. Instead he was ting wide open receivers in the short second period and rallied the right side to put the Bengals ahead over the Miami Dolphins. And next Miami storm back to go ^ ead 38^31 Don Coryell. “This may not have “I was surprised he missed the Von Schamann had a 34-yard field 0 lead after the opening quarter — Ferguson hit Lou Piccone for thankful for the year his team had. zones. Dolphins from a 24-0 deficit to a 38- goal, Strock threw a 1-yard sebring 21-14 midway through the third week’s AFC title game could early in the fourth period. been the longest playoff game ever first one,” Coryeli said. “1 wouid but it took the All-Pro passing com what appeared to be a first down, “ I think w e’ve gained som e “'They were flooding the zones,” 31 lead in the fourth period. period. provide more of the same kind of Fouts, who threw 'for three but it had to be one of the most give him one chance in 100 to miss pass to Joe Rose and the Dolphins bination of Anderson to rookie Cris but the gain was nullified by a respectability this year,” said Car- said defensive back Bill Currier. “I Strock, who had thrown only six pulled to 24-17 at the halftime gun b y. “Alexander had a great day,” said offensive fireworks. touchdowns, fired a 9-yard TD pass exciting. I’ve never been so proud of from that range. That’s why I was Collinsworth and an inexcusable Bengals’ linebacker Jim LeClair, delay of game penalty. son after Giants made their first don’t know how they got so open.. Gregg, the AFC’s Coach of the ’The Chargers, with quarterback to rookie James Brooks vyith 58 so very confident about the second touchdown passes all season, hit 28- pulling off a perfectly executed pass mental mistake by the Bills to moved the Bills to the Cincinnati 38 On 4th-and-8, Ferguson’s pass playoff appearance in 18 years. I think it was the linebacker’s of-42 passes for 397 yards and four Year. ’"They were keying on Pete. Dan Fonts setting playoff records seconds ieft in regulation time to lie one.” and lateral for a 40-yard touchdown secure the victory. and Buffalo, facing a 4th-and-3 from intencjed for Rolaqd Hooks in the Comerback Mark Hayiies agreed problem, but I’m just not sure.” Charlie had a good year, but not like for passes (53),: completions (33), the game at 38-38. “I never wanted to kick a field touchdowns. play,as time ran out in the half. “It’s a complicated play and hard the 20, called time with 2:58 left. end zone was overthrown and with Carson that this was only the we would have liked him to have had. ’The Giants added to their woes by and net passing yardage (415), face Uwe von Schamann had a-43-yard goal so badly,” Benirschke said. “Today was a great comeback but The Dolphins tied the game at 24- to explain,’’ said the lanky With 55,420 disbelieving fans shif that ended the Bills’ chances. We did what we had to do. ’They first stepping stone on the way to committing numerous errors, in another ofifensive powerhouse — the field goal attempt at the end of “Not for myself as rpuch as for the you have t ^ give them credit,” 24 early in the third period on Collinsworth, referring to his tie ting from agony to ecstasy in “I thought we had time,” better daytf. cluding four key turnovers. were well prepared for us and we Cincinnati Bengals. At stake is the regulation' deflected' to send the other guys. If we had lost, “I Strock-sdidj/They came back, too. I Strock’s 15-yard pass to Rose but breaking 16-yard touchdown catch seconds, an apparent 11-yard pass to Ferguson said. “Normally we “We made some very costly mis had to use some things we hadn’t ‘"rhis is our first playoff gam e,” AFC title and a berth in the Supef game into overtime. would have felt personally responsi was Madjfzwhen they told me to go Fouts hit Kellen Winslow from 25 with 10:39 remaining. ’’There’s not Lou Piccone was nullified by a delay can get a play off in that time. .1 used before — like running Charlie. said Haynes, who suffered a concus takes that we knew we couldn’t Bowl on Jan. 24 in Pontiac, Mich. San Diego’s Rolf BenlTschke blew ble because of the one I missed.” in — rm always ready. We were yards out to push San Diego back really a primary receiver, Kenny of game penalty. wasn’t watching the clock, but I make and the 49ers capitalized on Pete did a good job of blocking for sion in the contest. “It’s going to be The Bengals, who ranked second a 27-yard attempt and von ’The Chargers, who lost to Oakland down 24-0 but there were things T ahead 31-24. just picks out the guy who’s"open.” “I thought we had tim e,” said saw the official throw the flag Charlie, just like Charlie had done a good experience in the next couple them,” said coach Ray Perkins, ad in the NFL in just behind record Schamann had a 34-yard try blocked 34-27 in last year’s AFC title game, thought I could do. I thought we Strock’s 50-yard pass to Bruce After Anderson’s 42-yard pass to Ferguson, who shrugged off an 0- before for Pete. after the play was completed.” of years to have under our belt.” ding that the soggy condition of the raised their record to 11-6. Miami could move the ball. What can you Hardy tied the game again in the reserve Steve Kreider — who did a setting San Diego in total offense, in overtime before Benirschke final for-5 start to hit 15-of-31 passes for “Right now the only thing I can Knox s&id he also saw the flag ’The Giants were frustrated offen playing field really never was a fac our kids in all my life. I’ve coached finished at 11-5-1. say? We spotted them 24 points and third period and Tony Nathan’s 12- nifty tightrope down the right earned a berth in the title game Sun ly ended the four-hour struggle with 202 yards. “Normally we can get a say is I’m glad we’re still working,” being thrown after the play. sively by the 49ers but they did tor. “You can’t blame it (the loss) for more than 30 years and I haven’t "This is going to be a tough one to we almost had them.” yard run early in the fourth period sideline — Collinsworth went down day by defeating the Buffalo Bills a 29yard field goal almost 14 play off in that time. I wasn’t continued the second-year coach. “Usually, the officials watch manage to unleash the big play when on the field,” Hunt said. “It wasn’t ever seen anything like this game. I live with but these guys are men as San Diego rolled off 24 points in put Miami ahead for the first time the left side, delayed and then cut 28-21. minutes into overtime. watching the clock, hut I saw the of “I’m not especially glad to be the clock closely and the flag they needed it early in the game. that bad.” just want to enjoy it for a day and they proved this aftdrnoon,” said the first period but Miami rallied at 38-31. But Fouts, the most produc over the middle. The second-round Neither Cincinnati, which crushed The game produced more points ficial throw the flag after the play playing San Diego, but if it wasn’t comes right away, but this time Trailing 7-0, quarterback Scott Perkins looked ahead to ,neit then get ready for next week.” Miami Coach Don Shiila. ’"They’Ii be with 17 in the second period to make tive single-season passer in NFL draft pick'was wide open when he the Chargers 40-17 earlier this I (79), more yards (1,(B0), more com was completed.” San'^Diego it would be Miami and I there was a delay,” said Knox. “I Brunner tossed a pass to Earnest week’s matchup between NFC ^ s t i Coryell said he did not lose faith in able to handle it and I’ll be able to it close. history, brought the Chargers back caught Anderson’s pass at the 5-yard season, nor San Diego has ever pletions (63), and more passing yar Cribhs scored on runs of 1 and 44 wouldn’t be happy about playing really don’t know why.” ' Gray, who scooped up the pass on opponent Dallas and the 49ers. . j Benirschke after he missed early in handle it and we’ll go on from Benirschke’s 32-yard field goal, and tied the game with his TD pass line and burst into the endzone to appeared in a Super Eiowl. dage (903) than any playoff game iii yards and finished with 90 yards on them either.” the New York 47, shook off Carlton “Dallas will win,” Perkins said. ’The Chargers advanced to the title history. In all, nine offensive overtime. A 29-yard pass from there.” Wes Chandler’s 56-yard punt return to Brooks. r 12 - THE HERALD. Mon., Jan. 4. 1982 THE HERALD. Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 — 13
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Montreal 1 01-^ Hi. Tuha (8-1) defeated Oklahoma NY Giants Buffalo 103-3 96. San Francisco 717 014—38 First period--!. Buffalo. Selling 18 17. Houston (9*1) defca'tcd Purdue 50* ,sp—Young 8 pass from Montana He restoreid a childhood dream (Perrcauil. Van Boxmecr). '8:19., 2. (6 : defeated I«SU 73-50. WHO AM I? (Werschlng kick) Montreal. Shutt 18 (Lafleur. Acton). 18. North Carolina State (10-1) defeated NY(3-Gray 72 pass from. Brunner rBowling Hockey 19:48. Penalties—Ruff. Buf, 10:13: Picard, Michigan State 67-46; defeated-Wichita (Danclo kick) Mon. 16:25.. State 6(M8: lost to Rice 51-^; defeated SF-FG Wersching 22 ^ SF-Solomon 58 pass from Montana ■ \ Second period — None. Penalties — ('lemson 71.-50. 1860 \ 19. Vilianova (9-2) defeated Indiana 63- iWersdiing kick) , , house Savard. Buf. ll;ff.. Third period--3. Buffalo. Savard 9 59; lost to St. J^ n 'R M-69. SF-Patlon Z. run (Wersching kick) # ’ (Ramsay), 1:16. 4. Montreal. Robinson 7 20. Wake Forest (6-2) lost to USU 70- NYG--FG Uiinclo « (Lafleur, Shutt). 8:18. 5., Buffalo. 64: defeated l^rdue 7 ^ : defeated NYG-Perkins r« pass from Brunner Perreault 13 (McCourt. Foligno). 9:00. Georgia Tech 74-56. (Danolo kick) . . . Ik Na t io n a l h o c k e y l e a g u e has proven Penalties—Robin.son. Mon, 12:16. SK—Ring 3 run (Wersching kick) TEE-TOTALERS- Jamy By United Press International Shols on g(»al—Montreal 16-13-7-36. SF—Lott 20 return of intercepted pass Magdefran 183, TnWl Taylor 457, Wales Conference Buffalo 8-f-I2-2T (Wersching kick) Patrick Division (ioalics—Montreal. Wamsiey. Buffalo. NYG—Perkins 17 pass from Brunner Nancy Washburn 488, Martie Barilla W L T Pts. GF GA Edwards. A- 16.i33. (Danolo kick) NY Islanders 22 11 S « Iff 134 A-58380 454, Lois Heinz 179, Janet Schaefer its potential iniiladelphia 23 13 1 47 IfOUB 182-508, Donna Page 467, Shirley Pittsburgh 18 If. 6 42 Ifi81f0 NY Rangers 16 18 f. 37 140157 NYG SF Eldridge 188-473, Barbara Seifert? First dowas 13 24 213-469, Sharon Richard 179-179-516, Washington 12 24 3 27 148 Iff. Soccer 34-135 By Susan Plese Adams Division Rushes-yards 22-65 Passing' yards 281 288 Lee Bean 473. hlerald Reporter Boston 23 10 I fl 162127 Sacks by-yards 3*16 2-9 Buffalo 21 11 8 fO lf<412T. Basketball Return yards 20 54 Monlical 20 10 9 40 188119 HOME ENGINEERS- Carol Scott It was a cold December day 10 I’ve got one of the Passes 16-87-2 20-31-1 Que^>i- 20 If f 4f. 188171 Punts 4-43.8 fr-41.2 years ago. A young couple, Jim and HarWor"d 10 20 9 29 136174 most colorful names 176-475, Cindy Caldwell 189, Lynn Kumbles-lo.st 4-2 2-0 Martha Sarles, pulled up to the door \ Campbell ('onfercnce NOfttH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE ever in basettall. I was PenalUes-yards 9-01 14-lff Davis 184-506, Hlldur Zawistowski ) Norris Division (Indoor League) Time of possession 2T.;42 34:18 175-471, Phyllis Heritage 187-176-524, of their newly purchased house in a W L T Pts. GF GA By United Press International an infielder for the Minnewlo U II 12 42 163 13f< Diane Cote 180-473, Marie St.Onge pick-up trucic with all their worldly Atlantic Conference Pirates and Dodgers. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS St. U u is 18 18 4 40 149158 Eastern Division possessions — two cribs, one bed, a Chicago If If 9 39 171 169 How did I do? Not bad. I RUSHlNtr -NY GianU-Carpenter 1761, 195-183-503, Barbara Higley 182-484, NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. W L Pci. GB Bright 1-5., Perry 2-1, Brunner 2-minu.s 2. dresser, and two lawn chairs. Winnipej.’ 13 19 8 34 14f. 180 Toronto 4 2 .68: batted .269 in a lO^ea- Alyce McArdle 469, Midge Bergeron Toronto 11 18 9 31 164 178 By United Press International son career. Later I San Francisco-C(x>per 7-5i2. Patton 7-32, They had 3200 in their pockets. Elastem Conference Montreal 4 3 .57] Ring 10-29, ^lomon 1-12, F^sley 46. 456, Jannette Wade 461, Eileen Dctroil II 23 6 28 133 168 Jacksonville 3 5 3^ became the first mana Smvlhc Division Atlantic Division ria ^ 16. Davis H , Montana 3-minus 9. Hensen 466, Shirley Eldridge 475. Their two children were ages 1 and W L Pci. GB New York 1 f, .iffi ger of Ihe Minnesota PASSING- NY Gianls-Brunner 1567-2- Kdmonlon 2f. 9 7 233 Ul Central Division 2. She was pregnant. 142 140 Philadelphia 24 6 .800 — 290. San Francisco-Montana 2061-1-301. Vancouver 14 18 8 ’ Boston 23 7 .787 1 Tulsa 4 2 .66^ RECKIVING-NY Gianls-Perkin.s 7-121, NITE OWLS- Priscilla Cushman But the scene that awaited them Calgary 12 18 9 ILf 181 New York 16 L5 .516 8V4 Chicago 4 3 .57] IfO 190 evt 3k Gray 3-lIB. Carpenter 5-18, D. Young 2- wasn’t straight out of Better Homes lx)s Angch’s 13 21 4 Washington 13 16 .448- Tampa Bay 4 4 JDC ■qax pm (pp-lMl) uejimB 1!, Mistier MR. Francisco-Solomon 8- 180-510, Annie Gagnon 190-507, ('olorado 9 24 Iff 184 New Jersey 11 19 .367 Pacific Conference and Gamdens. No polished, terra (Top four m each division qualify for •V piaiinm OH -UMMI pm 107. Clark 5.-104. Patton 2-38. C. Young 2- Laurie Gagnon 176, Dot Hills 181- Central Division Northwest Division II-U6T) M >paa pm W m p i) 22 Wil.son 2-21 Ramson M l. Elliott l-5r. ' cotta, oversized houseplants in front Stanley Cup playoffs.) Edmonton 5 2 .714 472, Lisa Cox 472, Kathy Berzenski Milwaukee 22 9 .710 m t u u « n P»^»|6 "1“ Ring 1-minus 4. of gleaming windows, roomy 4 Indiana 16 L5 J46 Vancouver 3 2 .60C ■ o n d u ri w o o :uaMBNV 450^Connie Uriano 460, June Rowett Saturday's Results Atlanta 13 16 .448 Seattle 5 4 1 cabiqets, and new wall-to-wall. ... ‘ ■ (c)lPllNKA,liic. 457, Marian Gordon 465. Qucbe<' 6. Buffalo 3 Detroit 13 18 .419 9 Western Division College Football Bowl Results Instead, the house was a badly N Y. Rangers 6. Montreal f. Chicago 12 19 267 10 Portland 3 Minnesota 6. Toronto 2 Cleveland 6 24 200 San Jose 3 Saturday, Dec. 12 TRI-TOWN- Bill Salters 214-224- neglected falling down piece of ■is - N Y. Islanders f. Oiicago 3 San Diego 1 .167 2 Western Conference Independence Bowl 588, John Miller 204-534, Gino delicious Victorian potential, com Pittsburgh 9. Hartford 4 Midwest Division Saturday's Results At Shreveport. La. k i ; Boston 4. Edmonton 4. tie W L Pet. GB (.’hicago 11, Jacksonville 6 Texas A&M 33. Oklahoma Slate 16 Calderone 202-514, Ray Davis 212- plete with overgrown gardens, no Washington f . Vancouver 2 San Antonio 20 9 .890 - Tampa Bay 5. Tulsa 4 Sun
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14 - THE HKRAI.D, Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 About Town Infants suffer More wdrkihg their way throiligh college I learned in the process of getting it By Kay Wallace afraid of in the business — wind and carry on,” she said. “ But when it this month's rent rather than how from anxiety am I going to pass that English was worth it,” she said. started getting that bad, I would just United Press International rain,” K o t q ^ said. “ In a lot of ways I feel better off *Thdt image of a stop and forget it, because it isn’t test.” For Sheri Gibbons, a recent health than a lot of people. I had more than Auxiliary sets meeting Christine Reagle drives an ice worth it. School just isn’t worth it. I But Miss Gibbons has mixed science graduate of Texas A&M they did. I had knowledge of cream truck in Niagara Fails, N.Y. carefree coUe^'e Hu- feelings how that she’s got her The regular meeting of the Army and Navy Auxiliary University, getting a college degree know it isn’t. something extra. I paid for that & depression Chris Lyden doubles as a hospital “ I don’t know how I passed. How I degree. will be 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the club house on Main and making ends meet was an uphill degree, so I earned it. aide and part-time track coach in St. dent is wrong. / made my grades. I don’t remember “ I don’t know if I'll ever use it. I Street, struggle. “ Daddy didn’t pay for it. Daddy Paul, Miiin. studying thatTiard. I was more con got it, and I’m glad. I don’t know if Members are reminded to bring baked items for the haven*t met one “ I don’t ever remember having didn’t earn it.” Suzanne Furuya juggles her life as cerned with hoW am I going to pay the degree itselif was worth it or what cake walk program following the meetings. BOS'TON (UPI) — Parents who don’t know how to dis any free time. You always had to a sales clerk and booUeeper in San Coffee’and refreshments will be served by new.of cipline children may be breeding psychological student like that study,” she said'. “ There were Fraqcisco. ficers. problems for themselves and their offspring, starting in several times when I felt like I V In (College Station, Texas, Sheri infancy, say cjilld psychiatrists at Massachusetts should just stop and sit out a Gibbons worries that she won’t be semester and work uptil I made the Dinner dance planned General HospitalS through working at the jewelry Many children underS-and some as young as 8 months money.” store in time to get to her second job >nald Cdselia, are being treated for deprbsaioiironxiety and other psy Miss Gibbons worked as a BRIN^VWji^IoUDA The West Side Old Timers Club will have its 14th an as a waitress. chological problems caused by a breakdown of com d irecto r oflSan waitress, grocery cashier, and nual Valentine Dinner Dance Feb. 13 at Willies And Jeff Kolodin dons a clown suit jewelry store clerk while attending FILM TO RITE AID! Restaurant. The evening will start with a cocktail hour munication and improper interaction with parents, doc Francisco State and heads out to the nearest street college. tors said. at 6 and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. comer in Jacksonville, Fla, to sell ‘ -ffniversity*s ,C dreer A basic grant, some short term The donation for the dinner will be $13 per person with “ Most of those are children whose emotional develop balloons. loans and her work pay were her PHOTO PROCESSINO a choice of hip roast or baked stuffed shrimp. For ment has revolved around parents and siblings within Center. Misses Reagle, Furuya and Gib sources for tuition, rent, books, COLOR m u * tickets call Hank McCann, chairman of the committee their home,” said Dr. Muriel Sugdrman of MGH’s Child bons; Lyden and Kolodon are groceries, utilities and expenses. • or the following committee members: Ed Wemer, Psychiatry Unit. MOT. UtMf. college students who have to work to She had no car. iiixr. Mixr. Steve McAdams, Ernie Dowd, Jack Stratton, Tom ’The childrens’ emotional difficulties usually result in get through school. “ It took me five years plus one Conran, Frank Ruff, Doug Welch, or Gyp Gustafson, behavioral and feeding disorders, she said. If the typical college student is summer for my internship. |9 9 2 9 9 399 599 AID Discipline is a key factor in the relationship between 3 deadlines, The tickets are also on sale at Bill Pagani’s Barber pictured as relatively carefree, pressure is meeting das Sometimes I didn’t study hard children and their parents. jsignments, Shop, Summer Street. worried only about passing grades “ I fly by it. I do my a ; enough and I repeated courses,” “ In the past, it was easy to discipline a child. Now we ; that keeps M c « i9 M M 6 fr a t M iC - 4 1 fib M 6 n K P r*c « i C tJo to ASA 400 farm iH W hruer* The next meeting of the committee will be Jan. 13 at 1 and social status — as yet, unaware like a machine. One thin Miss Gibbons said.” I didn’t study don’t want to squelch them,” she said. “ We’ve grown up it’s only for p.m. at the British American Club. of the “ real world” — there are me going is that I know both because 1 was too tired and DIoT is among the Paris classicists, giving with a generation of parents who don’t know how to set I’ll be free Emanuel Ungaro goes Egyptian for an thousands of working students a semester. After that sometimes I just didn’t care. If you new fashion ideas to the shirt-and-skirt for semester,” evening pants ensemble In his spring collec limits.” across the country who would laugh for awhile — until next look at my transcript, I did well in Britannia Chapter meets Dr. Sugarman doesn’t blame parents because, she tion. Wide, above-ankle pants are in next spring. Dolman-sleeved blouse is in at that description. she said. the courses I enjoyed, but the AQ U A said, many of them just don’t know how to act. Greg Decker, a senior in com Britannia Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire rainbow-hued plaid chiffon, topped with black eyelet embroidery, fastens with red “ That image of a carefree college courses I hated I didn’t study for.” “ No one takes a course in how to be parents and it will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Alex bow tie. Skirt shows new hip interest In deep student is wrong. I haven’t met one munications and public relations at Even though her grades weren’t rlpple-6leeved tunic In floral silk. Necessary leaves us unequipped,” she said. NCT Patrick, 187 Tudor Lane. yoke, bias-cut swing skirt. Black leather student like that here,” Donald the University of Misscuri at Kan as good as she would have liked. Members are reminded that 1982 dues are payable at to the outfit is the xvlan-style headdress in a Discipline is vital, she said. sas City, works 25 hours a week in sash-belt cinches the waist. Casella, director of San Francisco Miss Gibbons said what she learned third print created by Jean Barthet for “ It’s a myth if you'leave children alone they will learn the university’s sports information HAIR SPRAY this meetine. State University’s Career Center was more important. DISPOSABLE Ungaro. how to become responsible adults. They’re very department. Decker did have a ^Id. “ I learned more than half the kids UN$aNnD,$UKIHOU> selfcentered, aggressive and vei7 demanding. Someone basketball scholarship, but because Support group to meet Loans, grants and scholarships here did. Books couldn’t teach me UOHTERS has to help them learn how to control those impulses.” he had no professional 'aspirations, CADBURY'S OK RiGUUR 4 are not nearly sufficient for most what I learned,” she said. “I Persons with a family member or close friend suf he decided to get job: experience Doctors at MGH believe emotional ills can surface students. Unless Mom and Dad can learned how to budget money. How ' fering from Alzheimer’s disease, an organic brain dis Paris offers a wide choice early in infancy and usually manifest themselves m in while working for his funds. CANDY foot the bill entirely, most students to stretch the dollar. To save elec order characterized by progressive memory loss, are in “ I took this job because I played cessant tantrums, refusal to eat, vomiting, and constant will wind up working at some point. tricity. Don’t run the air conditioner 90Z. CAN vited to attend the Rockville Area Alzheimer Support last year for UMKC as a forward on battling with parents for control. And the lifestyle of working and just because your hot. You’ve got to BARS Group meeting Jan. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rockville In one case, the hospital’s child psychiatry unit saw an studying is a trial of endurance. the basketball team. I Just thought sweat and be uncomfortable.” United Methodist Church, 142 Grove St. for spring and summer '82 8-month-old girl whose feeding had been difficult. Doc this job would be a better opportuni la iS P , MILK CHOOMAn, ALMOND. Lyden, 22, has two more years “ I don’t think I could learned that nUirtNUTMCARAMIlLO The support group provides an opportunity to share tors learned the mother skipi^ meals herself ana did ty. I wasn’t going to go [>rofessionaI before he has his B.A. in education from books,” she said. problems and exchange useful information. For infor or anything like that,” la ck er said. not make an issue of the child’s refusal to eat. from the University o f Minnesota. Her priorities were rent first, It mation call the Mental Health Association, 233-2601. Emanuel yngaro’s The midriff-baring top has color, such as red over ’The mother was handicapped, had little support in the Free time is not a commodity. By Rosette Hargrove He isn’t encouraged by what he's up English second. It Egyptian-inspired com a triangular capelet but black. “ Is that a joke?” Decker asks. “ I home, felt unable to raise a child, and didn’t want a baby against, r ^ “ My God, you even had to worry PARIS (NEA) - Paris bination of wide above- toned at the point to the The chemise, that definitely woud like to have more LaLeche League meeting in the first place. Her attitude helped create a psy- “ It’s gettmg harder, mainly about getting sick. Because you collections tor spring- . ankle pants \in rainbow- skirt. favorite comfortable time to do things. It doesn’t affect chologidal problem in the child. because tuition keeps going up each couldn’t afford to miss work. Thank The Manchester Evening group of LaLeche League summer 1982 are so full of hued plaid chiffon and a Short skirts are back„but dress, is by no means out. your grades so much. You just don't' Professional counseling helped the mother, who began quarter. You have to work harder God I never did get deathly ill,” will meet Jan, 6 at the home of Jodi Conti, 64 Alton St. whimsical ideas that one ripple-sleeveU funic in shown along with knee In soft silk or linen, it can have as much time as ^ u need and to make mealtime more enjoyable. The child sensed the ' just to stay even. I’m making it only Miss Gibbons said. can only conclude fashion floral silk. Necessary to covering, midcalf and even be cut full, smock-like and The topic of the meeting will be “ The Art of change and reacted by eating. because I live at home and I can resort to short cuts. Like books — The decision to go to college at all today is a matter of mood. the outfit, whicn is for par longer lengths. For the “ baby doll,” as in Dr. Kristen J. Kuehnle, a child psychologist, said you might i ^ ^ e t to read them all. Breastfeeding and Overcoming Difficulties.” Babies borrow from my folks if I have to,” was her’s. Conservative, ciassic, tying, is tfie Egyptian young, they’re full, as in Givenchy’s checked cotton are welcome: For more information call Elaine Waitr, sometimes trouble will start about 18 months to 2 years he said. You just skim through them and just “ I put the idea in my head. It was Egyptian, “ mod,” to say h eaddress in a third, Lanvin’s ensemble of with big white collar, or it get the highlights.” 647-9844 , 58 Briarwood Drive. old, when parents can’t say “ no.” “ It’s a race, and I often think if I something I wanted to accomplish anything of skirts at every smaller print. flame-stitch cotton plaid can fall softly to mid-calf Grades are a concern, but Dr. ‘ "The parents might give in to the youngster’s every really looked ahead to all I had to do because I could say I did it. My length — women will dress For the young and slim, with a dramatic scarf-sash while sporting frils at the Wayne Breazeale, assistant director desire. Or at the other extreme, they might become in a week I just wouldn’t start the parents never said, 'Sheri, we want Potiuck and talk set according to the image Paris cinches waistlines^ and kimono jacket. St. hem, neckline and sleeves. of financial aid at the University of FREEI BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINO angry and spank. In either situation, an all-or-nothing week. But so far I’m keeping at it. you to go to college,” ’ she said. they like at the moment. with corselet midriffs, Laurent, however, often For this simple silhouette, response.” Tennessee at Knoxyille says ON SATURDAY, JAN. 9, FROM 10;00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M. The SOS: Serving our Singles Group will sponsor a There are times I think twice about “ I feel like people go to school Pants continue to star, cumberbunds or fabric likes above-knee skirts fabrics come into their own When parents yield to a child’s whim, the youngster working students tend to stay ahead. YOUR RITE AID PHARMACY WILL BE GIVING A FREE BLOOD potiuck and talk on “ Managing Stress,” Jan. 10 at 6 p.m. it all, especially when I wonder because it's the thing to dp,” she with knickers, pedal accents. Madame Gres, very slim, topped by a mid with Paris using cotton may soon make unreasonable demands. Dr. Sugarman “ There have been several studies at South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. whether there will be a job in educa said. “ But after my first year, it PRESSURE SCREENING. pushers, puffy bloonri’ers, now doing ready-to-wear thigh equally slini blazer. chintz, pleated silk or the said. If the parent then overreacts, the child can become done on the working student, and LA CROSS The talk will be by Karen Foley of Change Agents. A tion when I get through.' was an obsession. ‘I can do this. I’ve WE ARE LOCATED AT 361 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT. J mid‘calf clown pants, as well as couture, uses In dresses, however, he’ll linens which are going to special music performance and an interfaith service angry and hostile. Miss Reagle is a sophomore jour almost without exception, the shorts; above-ankle pipe- two-tone green cotton in a soften the severe short be particularly strong next got a goal and I’ve got to accomplish will be part of the program. This will be open to singles Doctors said parents also need to understand what is nalism student at Northeastern studies have always reached the stems and just plain long full skirt with gathers that skirt with an even shorter year. Ungaro continues to this’ .” or marrieds. going on in a child’s mind. ’The arrival of a new baby in a University in Boston. Loans pay her same conclusion — thati the student pants. Among the newest is rise into a waistline ruffle. tie-on overskirt in another stand out in his mix of family can trigger sibling resentment. Instead of who works part time makes a better And the degree is her proof. tuition and she drove an ice cream “ Maybe that’s what makes colors, prints and punishment, the first child needs reassurance. grade average than the control Retired teachers meet truck last summer to earn her living it worth it. I accomplished my goal silhouettes. In one case. Dr. Sugarman said a 5-year-old girl whose groups who do not hold a part time The classicists in Paris etpensds; This year she begins a and no matter what the grades The Retired Teachers’ Association of Manchester will 4-month-old sister died unexpectedly, was regressing. cooperative workstudy program as job,” Breazeale said: include the house of “ I think that speaks a truth about were, that degree is hanging on my meet Jan. 12 at 1:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings on State residents cautioned “ She’s talking baby talk and she’s asking her mother an intern at a Boston newspaper. Chanel, where Philippe wall.” West Middle Turnpike. why they can’t go to God’s house to get her sister back,” She’ll alternate earning money and human nature. I think we have two speeds. Full speed ahead and dead Despite her frugal style of living A the doctor add ^ . The speaker for the meeting will be Lee Van Meter using it to pay expenses while she’s Miss Gibbons did affiliate with a from the Connecticut Treasurer’s office. His topic wili on carbon monoxide furhess:‘t!rr“s.?'.l? Doctors found the mother depressed bver the death in school. in the water. The work-study stu the manner of Chanel sorority, which was the one luxury she be “ Pension Funds.” Any member needing transporta and communicating her grief'to the surviving child. Miss Furuya attends 16 hours of dent can tailor his work schedule herself. Hi^- red and white didn’t mind working more to have. tion to the meeting should contact Margaret Boyle. In addition, the child picked up on the mother’s feeling classes at San Francisco State around his or her classes so we don’t checked wool, with waist- "Some of the girls understood my State officials have concentration of carbon immediately and remove that it was wrong to sad. University and works 27 hours a really cut them off from study length fitted jacket and situation and some didn’t. Those is s u e d a w a rn in g to monoxide can create the victim to fresh air; call Tbe girl is being treated at MGH with play therapy week at her two jobs. time,” Breazeale said. flip-pleated skirt looks as who did work and knew the meaning residents concerning dead health problems for the un for emergency medical while the mother is being counseled. “A lot of the times I just don’t “ My grade point average is better fresh as if the Chanel idea of a dollar knew what I was going ly carbon monbxide fumes. born child and can add to assistance; if necessary In another case, a 4-year-old child began constant have the .’umpb’ . It’s really hard. now than it was before I started the was just born. The jacket through. Service Notes The Connecticut Depart the health problems of start mouth-to-mouth vomiting, complained of stomach pains and refused to It’s a matter of juggling ail three business,” says Jeff I|;oIodin, the is collorless and side- “Some girls, and one in par KOTEX ment of Health Services those with chronic illness. resuscitation while waiting pay attention. things at once and budeting your balloon clown. “ I think it’s due to closed, so the neat white ticular, didn’t even know the and the Office of Safety In cases of gas leaks — for emergency help to It turned out her parents argued constantly and the time so you get everything done in the discipline that’s needed to do LIOHT DAYS club collar of the striped meaning of a dollar. She drove her Education warn that car whether in a car or at arrive; and finally, to look child’s physical symptoms were caused by her fear that time,” she said. school and the business: at once.” blouse andjts red silk chif daddy’s Mercedes. She didn’t know bon monoxide poisoning oc home — there is usually no for the source of the carbon her parents would separate. She says even with two jobs she Kolodin is a marketihg manage PANTIUNERS fon streamer bow are seen what it meant to have to work, or to Six join Army Reserve curs more often during the indication of carbon monoxide, after the area Dr. Sugarman said psychiatrists now stress early has to make cutbacks. She buys ment major at Jacksonville Univer outside. skip Saturday football games cold weather 'months than monoxide poisoning until has been adequately ven treatment for children so lifelong emotional problems ground beef and chicken. Entertain sity. Following threq hours of Six Manchester area residents have enlisted in the The Christian Dior because she had to work," Miss Gib during the other seasons. the person collapses. Peo tilated. can be avoided. ment is Wednesday night with classes each morning, hie spends his U.S. Army Reserve through the local Army office at 565 collection uses the classic bons said. “ That irritated the hell “ This is because people ple exposed to carbon “ We see kids where the interaction is so bad they stop afternoons in businesi meetings, Main Street. friends at McDonald’s and a out of m e.” have more occasion to be monoxide may initially blouse and skirt, making deliveries, or Ithinking up RITE AID Tina Marie Rankin, daughter of Mrs. Judy Rankin of gaining weight or lose weight... you’ve got to step in and monthly movie or dinner with her Going out for ice cream was a in s id e ‘ c l o s e d ’ e n have headaches and diz highlighted by its deep hip new ways to improve l^s business. 229 Autumn St., is now taking basic training at Ft. take control,” she said. “ It’s hard to believe a young boyfriend. luxury, and sometimes, so was food. vironments during this ziness, but these are often yoke, below which the bias- child has a problem you can’t help them with, but very “ The' only time my afternoon DISPOSABLE Jackson, S.C., and will later study as a medical specialist Even though her clothes are “ I remember the tinies I had to time of year,” a Safety attributed to other causes cut skirt swings out, and young children can get into emotional trouble.” stops is between threie and four at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. When she returns home she Personal advice wearing out, she has to resist the skip meals. Clothes? I didn’t get Education spokesman said. and thus overlooked, of the black leather cummer o’clock when I watch ‘General will serve part-time with the local 340th General urge to buy. clothes unless I went home for DIAPERS Abigail Van Buren offers bund. The dolman-sleeved Hospital’ ,’ ’ he said. ‘ /At night, I OIL OF OLAY Hospital in New Haven. She’s a 1979 graduate of State officials explained ficials said. If you have a news tip or story idea in Manchester, “ 1 think about that a lot,” she personal advice daily in blouse in black eyelet em make sure I watch the weather (Christmas and got some. Not even NEUTROOENA TODDLER Manchester High School and she’ll also receive a $2,000 that carbon monoxide gas contact City Editor Alex Girelli at ’The Manchester said. “ I look at the other girls’ .STATE OFFICIALS broidery on white, with its forecast to see if there might be any socks. God knows, I hated it when I BEAUTY Army Reserve bonus to continue her education. is virtually undetectable to one of America’s best-read Herald, telephone 643-2711. ‘ clothes and wish I copld dress as SOAP offer some suggestions to Columns, “ Dear Abby,” in red bow tie, completes an strong winds. didn’t have socks! « Janet Gorka, daughter of Mrs. Mary Nurmi of 83 the senses. It can’t be seen, nice.” “ I had a pair of overalls I wore LOTMMI help prevent any accidents The Manchester Herald’s outfit which is truly “That’s the only thing we’re Dudley St., is in training as a medic with Ms. Rankin for smelled or tasted. Miss Furuya says the roughest just about everyday. I think kids in from this happening. They Focus section. classic. the same assignment in New Haven. She is a fomner one of my classes didn’t know I even CARBON MONOXIDE said car exhaust systems 40Z. Manchester High School student. often takes effect before should be checked; holes in Well bring the best sale in town owned other clothes.” □ •OTTU Jean Tomlinson, daughter of Mrs. Janice Wiley of 79 its victims have a chance the car’s underbody should Getting assignments finished, get Niles Drive, begins similar medical training on Jan. 19. to seek help. It results be repaired; engines right to your living room. ting to work on time and worrying She's a former Manchester High student and she’ll work from the incomplete bur- should be tuned; cars /loses 202 Pound^ about getting a ride to work were part-time with the 526th Medical Detachment in West ning'of carbon-based fuels, shouldn't ever be run in a Inspired By Conway Diet Institute!!! the greatest pressures. Hartford. "Stress and pressure are two including gasoline, closed garage; and if CAROL SNIDER spent a things I will never forget. That’ s CO-TYLENOL Ralph Lechausse, son of Elwood Lechausse of 64 kerosene, home heating stopped in the car for a chubby childhood and went Tanner St. and Mrs. Betty Blansteer of East Hartford, fuels, firewood and char prolonged period, windows % O F F why I’m as happy as I am now, not AIM COLD up from there. 2 0 joined to train as a patient care specialist. He’s a 1981 coal. If carbon monoxide is going to school and having to work. I should be opened. "M y weight just kept climb TOOTHPASTE graduate of Howell Cheney Regional Technical School. preSentNwithin a closed en- Precautions to be taken •CUSTOM DRAPERIES don’t think any kid should have to go FORMULA ing - in high school, college; He will report for basic training on Jan. 26 at Fort vironmeJiV it may ac in the home include the •KIRSCH WOVEN WOODS through that. PI6.0ri4TABinS6t with marriage and mother N6.0FMCAn6IB Leonard Wood, Mo., and will also study at Ft. Sam cumulate to levels which venting of all fuel-burning • M lNl-BLlNDS • CARPET "I got depressed. I would cry and Houston, Texas. His part-time duty assignment will be are dangerous to people devices to the outside; hood." 4 .4 0 1 . with the 819th SUtion Hospital in West hartford. and animals. When this never using charcoal grills "I couldn't find a diet that •WALLCOVERINGS Edward Nevi, son of Mrs. Catherine Zwock of 148 happens, death can be the or hibachis indoors; and really worked for me until I •BEDSPREADS School St., reports to Ft. Dix, N.J., on Feb. 22 to train as result, officials said. being sure to have all started on The Conway Pro Adult school 4 a power generator and wheeled vehicle mechanic. He’ll Health officials heating units and gas gram in July, 1980.1 weighed return home to work with the 826th Military Intelligence explained that carbon ranges periodicaily main 343 ppunds the night I started; Battalion in East Windsor. monoxide dangers aren’t tained and adjusted to bum now I weigh only 141 pounds." classes set Paul Kearney, husband of Barbara Kearney of West necessarily limited to fuel efficiently. ______"Conway's Irieal 1000 Cal DRYMEA HEADA large dose exposures. Tbey Hartford also signed up in the Manchester office. He orie Diet, which allows three meals a day plus snacks VERNON; The winter semester R 0 L L 4 N I will be assigned as an intelligence analyst, also with the urge expectant mothers SHOULD someone be a and the weekly insight seminars provided the know of. the Vernon Adult School will 826th. The former Temple University student previously and people with heart or victim of carbon monoxide ledge and motivation I needed." " begin classes Jan. 25. Classes will ANTLPERSPMANI lung disease to be extra served in the active Army as an environmental health poisoning, officials advise "The Conway Program worked for me. It’s wonder run for a 10-week period ending in cautious, since even a low you to; Ventilate the area specialist. ful!!", says the delighted Carol. April. Continuing education brochures M O l. 4 0Z.TUH n “ “ “ '~c’A%7c~(£e“nA” ~ "n will be accepted through Jan. 10. ■OTTU OK Something Different...... Wish Someone A j SAVE $5.00 TOZ.K0TTU Martin enlists in Navy ' WITH THIS COUPON Registration forms are located in- the brochure. Registration in person I Brin^ (his coupon with you to any meeting listed and Jeffry Schrhidt E John Jeffrey Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. I you will save is.OO off the Initial Registration fee of Suzanne E. Adams will be held at Rockville High School Martin of Manchester, has enlisted in the U.S. Navy for Happy Birthday $7.50 and Weekly Seminar Fee of $4.50. Pay only Jan. 11, 12 and 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. m um tm m tm FMc»efiamMB.4ieie.i immoitAMCAii training as a sonar technician in advanced electronics. j I S7.00 instead of $12.00. \ The fee for Vernon residents is $10 He joined the Navy under the Delayed Entry Program with A Herald Happy Heart I A FRIEND SAVES $5.00 ^ per course and $15 per course for which allows a person to leave for service up to 365 dhys Only I If you hr'fiK d (fiend with you when you ibin. theri the non-residents. Ehcceptions for mini later. He will leave in February. Two win NU money I (oupob will he worth $10.00. SS.OO (or you and $^.00 for UMITCnTlMEiV«fU'! courses are noted in the brochure. He’s a 1975 graduate of Manchester High School. He I youi friend. ( $6.00 IXvKTdiinit 1 Vn franircs a (^neral information may be ob will go to Orlando, Fla. for basic training and then to ^ Offer expires Friday, fanuary 29, 1982 ^ IxMuiiful vlcniim nf top* 6 4 3 - 2 0 7 2 qualm' « 4nr*aEifdinateid Two Manchester residents are The students were ^nembers oT tained by calling the (Continuing San' Diego, Calif, for training as a sonar technician. Weekly Insight-Motivation Seminars AppninlmcrMs Dbva. E«vninc$. W«*krnA. •«imipl A r. THE HERALD. Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 - 17 U» - THE HERALD. Mon,, Jan. 4, 1982 A d v i c e Franklin's Monday tv 2:13 eVENINQ 8 UBAFRellgloueFllm _ 2:16 N*WI 8Movle-(Myetery)*** "Bleeping X Chzill*’zAne«li CarMurdara'' 19 « 6 S im o n ^ up Tic T«c Dough Slgnoret, Yves Montand. Police Moon-man reader is Monday chaae a fnad killer aboard a (S) ColloeoBHkotb*ll(ConUnuM Paris-bound train. (106 mins.) From Daytimo) Murray S la la va Philip Anglim reprises his By Dick Kleiner Waatam Kentucky (R) 2:30 IB)Mo«lc- ■ I' >8 - T H E H E RALD . Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 th e HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 4, 1982 — 19 0 /■ ■ ■ Region f Area towns SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill Highlights Asiro-gretph Crossword Andover ,' SWBBIFP, W AK E ^ Coventry lUF? TWECiAUTON^ Bolton/ l&ANe temeSHB w i t m o r a w a l . •TWEBANK, ACROSS 43 Apothecary's Answer to Previous Punie City man shot January S,19S2 weight Q[ 1 OEMSS (May 21-Juna 20) You I Exclamation 46 Thole T T 7T7 s: 1 c) A Iraah vHaNty wffll be Infused could be lucky today In sHua- , if 0 E 0[E o 0 HARTFORD — A S5-year-old Hartford man was of annoyance 49 Computer 5l 1 a Into your social Interests this tio n s others o rig in a te and In if L M o\ 11 Filw w E |] shot in a domestic dispute in his apartment on com ing year. M any new frie n d s which you are Invited to partici- 5 Horseman type S? N Ijjl^ m Jjl r Snd contacts are likely. If you II Dynamite 52 Gave succor m *To .1 Garden Street Saturday night. pata. Probe deeply Invitations Jt A P^U4 are im unaltached Capricorn, a lo r io ln t ventures. Inventor 54 Ketone 5] C H T] 3 Jeremiah Sharp is listed in , romance Is a strortg possibility. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 13 Miniature 55 Kobold ifl mjE jH s H 0 s 3 j] Mount Sinai Hospital after being shot in ^ throat. CAPM COm (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) Benefits could come to you scene 56 Affinped E m H s J_ Ji u1 Real estate sales up in Boston One of your greatest talents Is IT O -. !-<■»»■ 3 1] The suspect in the shooting, Jessie Garrison, a, today through arrangements 14 Former 57 Sluggish [F £ Trff c]□ Q T 2 J] your ability to manage difficult with a Irtend who has been candidate IFjl 3 IWl8 turned himself in to police. , , , . . . Utuatlons others can't handle. h a lp lu l to you in the past. H e o r Stevenson DOWN c L year ; none sold the year before that and n meIB E 3 The total amount of money turned over Ranches continued to be the most pop Garrison is the brother of the victim s g im rie M , Today you may be called upon she will And ways to do so 15 Egg product [d 0 0 c □ t n [o 1Tl BOLTON — Despite national trends, three years ago they went for $89,000. to use this attribute. Find out Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman last year for real state was also still ular sale. Fourteen turned over to new police said. Sharp allegedly was his again. 16 Always 1 Genetic A M a Q c ■ E [z R a the number of real estate sales here ac 4>ore o f w hat lie s ahead fo r you T P g K owners last year, with colonials pulling girlfriend and threatened her with a Imif^ ponce LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Ma)or 18 Ointment material t l ULIU1 tually rose last year as a total of $3.6 down from three years ago, despite infla Raised ranches last year went for $74,- In each of the seasons foltow- accomplishments are possible (abbr.) mg your birthday by sanding 19 Swift aircraft tion. Between ’78 and ’79, $6.2 million in second with 10. said. Her brother then became involved in the argu today, so concentrate oh goals 2 Levers 21 Imitated 38 Tibetan million was transacted, town records 000, $73,600 the year before that and $62,- fbr your copy of Astro-Qraph. labbr.j The year before, 23 ranches soW, with ment, shot Sharp in the throat and fled the scene, which are truly meaningful 3 Skilled 22 Amjrican gazelle show. changed hands, and the following year 500 three years ago. Mall $1 lor each to Astro- 20 Encina once they are achieved. You 4 Carter patriot 40 Leaves out The increase, however, does not come saw $3.47 million sold. raised ranches pulling in a far“ second later turning himself in. . .u Qraph, Box 489, Radio City eomA. 6er 60t*e 22 Not In can d o It. 24 Over 5 Kerosene 23 American 42 Pass slowly Sales of actual homes last year went with nine. ’The average ranch sale stayed the A Hartford police officer responding to the Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to VWOO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) Try ' RESPECT F«5M, anywhere near making up for the 26 Lysergic acid 6 Sigh Indians 43 Normandy Average prices rose last year. shooting incident was involved in an accident at the sp e cify b irth date. to find time today to get previous year, 1979-80, which fell 57 per down from the year before by one, 43 to same last year against the year before, f THINK vkoeicERs/ diethylamide 7 Piece of 25 Ripped invasion day Capes two years ago averaged out at AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Involved In an activity whito ' m)D6E cent off the year before it. Where 1979 42. What made the increase in sales were $64,000. Both years werd large increases comer of Blue Hills Avenue and Branford Street. Obn't despair regarding a mat- 29 Complete luggage 26 Bulgarian 44 Wedding $67,000, while last year they sold for challenges you both mentally and 1980 saw a fall to 65 sales from 154 in buildng lots. Last year 23 were sold, over the one before, where ranches The officer was taken to Mount Sinai where he was tar which has appeared to be and physically. The workout 31 Limittess(2wds)8 Tibetan monk currency grain slightly higher: $69,000. Three years ago nothing but a problem. Condi 33 More flaming 9 Turkish title 1978 to 1979, last year 71 sales were while the year before only 16 turned averaged out at $44,000. treated for minor cuts and bruises and was will be good for your mind anif 27 Uppish person 45 Eons they sold at about $58,000. Colonials tions couk) suddenly change body. 35 Lump of earth 10 Field edge 28 Insecticide 46 Plaza cheer recorded. over. expected to be released. today, bringing you hoped-for Acreage sale values rose last year to LIM A (Sept 29-OcL 23) Don't PHJIW on the fairway 12 Mouth parts 29 Flying saucer 47 Pagan image Three years ago 21 capes sold, 12 averaged out last year at $77,000. Two re su lts. 13 Women's The records these salesrare taken from resist shifting or altering condi KNMV5 36 CIA (abbr.) 48 Verne hero colonials and 12 raised ranches, and 64 years ago, only one sold, for $119,000, and $24,000 from three years ago. Two years BSCES (Fab. 20-March 20) predecessor patriotic do not include inheritance or common in tions today. They could prove jjBH 30 Go by car 50 Foot digit ranches — more by itself than the two three years ago their average sales price ago, the average acerage sale was $96,- Schools pay costs Roctis your efforts today on an to be to your benefit In the long ALL 37 Sediment society (abbr.) family transactions. enterprise which has most 32 Form of 51 Too succeeding years. was $91,000. 000, but one of the six sales was for $250,- run. Be flexible and yielding. . 39 Seize 17 Arrival-time Nationally, real estate sales were off, recently captured your fancy. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nbv. 22) gULes 40 Over (poetic) guess (abbr.) bowling 53 Morning Contemporaries sold at $112,000 last 000, which influenced theT figures. GLASTONBURY — The Board of Education will owing mostly to high interest rates. That year also saW w^lots sell. You could be remarkably hicky You have the wonderful ability 41 Verse 20 Alley____ 34 Stray moisture begin this month to pay the full cost of sending a in new ventures. today to make everyone feel AMES (March 21-AprH 19) multiply handicapped student to a private residen Important and special. This Is 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Conditions which could con- because you'll look for their vir Wiiinia Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. tial facility. The cost w ill run about $24,000 a year. tftbute to your material well tu e s and not th e ir fa u lts. The state Department of Education, ordered the being are very promising S A O tT T A R IU S (N ov. 234(>ac. 11' 12 13 Ice roads delay school openings in area town last month, to pay the full cost. Up to now the tod ay. Look fo r o p p o rtu n itie s In « ) Your financial prospects (w e e r and fin a n cia l areas. NOW, ABOUT THIS \ I SCARCEiy "...I HAVE A FEEIM6 THAT ANV- town had paid only the educational costs of students look extremely encouraging W lN N IEU N PS 14 16 UURUS (AprM 20-May 20) today, especially, from situa MON£/ TO HER J A 0 /V i CHARACTER KNOW THE THIN&l£SS THAN FIFTY THOU- placed in out-of-town facilities. Concern yourself today with tions where you perform work ...PO YOU REALLY /MAM; BIRPIE.' SANP POUARS IS SMALL g 16 17 18 Slippery roads this morning kept The local school board had argued that an ap t(llngs which could affect your or services. Don't fear to ask HusffANP's eash firtura, rather than that which Is schools from opening oh tim e in Coven propriate day program was available for the stu your price. HESS...MOtKYSf/£ THINK HE WOULP / IT SOUNPS POTATOES TO OAAAR JA B A R !''< ^ . J■■ 4 more Immediate. Plan now for (NEWSPAKn^lTERPniSE A8SN.| 19 20 try, Bolton and Andover. dent but a state hearing office ruled that the 24-hour ^ r b etter tom orrow s. paesArr/Mve/ HELP TIPE US / R IS K Y , FOOL- d ^ It o n and Coventry schools ran an program was necessary for the student. I ~r.K.s.\ ■ LET'S HOPE ay THE 22 23 25 27 28 hour late today as officials decided to The town will be reimbursed for about half the \RAmTA I hold the buses until the outside TIME THIS CHECK IS ■ ■ cost with state and federal money but school of 29 30 □ 32 CASHEP IN AOW/iA temperature warmed up, thawing the ice ficials said the ruling could become very burden WE HAVE ENOU6H ■ on the roads that came from the rain last some financially and questioned where the money 34 35 Bridge , TO COVER IT. 33 night. will come from. ■ RHAM High School and Andover * 36 J Elementary School started one and one- ■ ■ half hours late. Test site picked 40 42 Bolton Superintendent Raymond A. ■ Fourth dimension bridge 43 44 45 L 47 48 Allen said tc^ay although late starts do SOUTH W INDSOR — Hamilton Test Systems has Levy’s Law — James Schumeister not count as snow days, the winter vaca applied to the town to put up an auto emissions test r by a group of charac- ■■ 49 50 51 52 53 tion will be shortened there because of center at South and Barrett roads. The center is one tim. Tlie principal one is tbe aeeestsover - VOO HOQ ANNIC.' 1 previous snow days. He said the regular of 17 to be constructed around the state by United Hideous Hog, an obnoxious, BUT NOW I'M HAVCI GOT . 54 55 ly scheduled vacation from Feb. 15 Technologies Corp. I* but incredibly successful TUBNro fV IPQ ^ NORTH 1-441 SAFELY N MY NFW6R»V0U./ through 19 w ill see two days lopped off. The centers are designed to test vehicles made player." MISPLACED EVEE-y-, ♦ 10 1UIN6THAT B C D A N D 56 57 The vacation w ill now run only to Feb 17. after 1968 for hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide ; Alan: “Today’s victim is ♦ 87 2 COULD GO n o t h i n g M o e c A spokeswoman from Regional emissions and the centers must be completed by • ♦ 9178 Walter the Walrus, a firm MUBRHYS believer that high-card WEONG CAN GO WEON6. District Eight’s superintendent’s office • ♦96543 LAW (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) next Dec. 31 or the state will risk loosing federal points took tricks and that said the snow days and late starts w ill not highway funds. kasT EAST NCVCE' nothing else mattered. The 6LCCP6./ affect any vacations yet. She explained The apnlication submitted by Hamilton Test eXQIItt GAS Walrus had 40 on score and that their calendar has a four-day PA4S ♦QJ965 it was rubber game. He also Systems csife for a two-bay, 4,630 square-foot facili .9532 leeway, and anything over that will begin ‘♦104 held 20 HCP plus a 10 spot ty on a parcel of land consisting of close to three PAIO ♦ 172 to cut into vacations. and felt that be had to bid CELEBRITY CIPHER acres. ' » SOUTH Celebrttv Opl»ef cryptoo?**"* creeled fr(jm quoietlone by fernoue people. ^ two notrump.'El • Coventry students w ill now be let out The plans must be approved by the Inland ■ ♦ J7S2 end preeent. Eech letter In the dpber etendi for enother. rottoy'e ckje: Hepoe/i F J Oswald: ‘The‘T h e Hog doubledt for summer vacation four days after » Wetlands and Water Courses Agency and the Plan ♦ KIO and led his six of spades what Was scheduled, ’The end of the ning and Zoning Commission before the center can « ♦ AKQJ Elast took bis ace and led school year was ortginally slated for ♦ KQJ be built. back the eight of spades. The Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Herald photo by Cody June 11, a Friday, but l^ a u s e of the the yulnerable: Both -North- Walrus proceeded to make a *B N L N WPNLXOXAF. B NOIXQ two days off, school w ill now close on the iootb40«o9cor« disastrous play. He let. the 15th. Any more days will be added onto beolwtWeat ’ eight bold." THI9 19 QBTTINQ I MISHT HAVE Too slick for school Police want vandals ' Alan: "With no spade to OUT OF COWTROLl TO LIE LOW FOR the end. Wot Nwtb E*ft Sm G lead, Elast produced the A LOT LONGER Any more snow days in Bolton w ill be GLASTONBURY — Police are searching for van PaM ! ♦ 2NT THAN I THOUGHT. storm last night kept school from starting on tirne in queen of hearu. The Walrus IPX UNZ B OAAJ lA QOXFS BFIA A parking lot light glares aerttss Ice in front of the lo p p ^ o ff the winter vacation, unless dals who are responsible for some $4,000-worth of Dbl. Pan Pan Pan covered. Now the Hog A Andover Elementary School this morning. In the many towns, including this one, where buses ran an they exceed four, when the end of the damage to two schools late Friday or early Satur cashed his last four spades backround is the town office building. The ice hour late. year will be extended. day. Opening lead: 06 and led back a heart to Elast The Glastonbury High School and the Gideon who now cashed his last four hearts.” IPX QNWJVQACF8. — PNQGBEAF Wells Junior High School were discovered van Oswald: "On the last heart dalized early Saturday. Sgt. Arnold Higgins of the the Walrus, who was left Glastonbury Police Department, said it’s unknown ky Oswald Jacoby kadAlaaSoatag with ace of diamonds and K- Stave featured O'Neills plans won't change whether the two incidents were related and how Q of clubs, had to make a discard. He played his queen HAGS’ many people were involved. \ ; Oswald: “Another Faber of clubs ana tbe Hog made At the high school, the contents of lockers were paperbadt Is called ‘Bridge N tbe last two tricks with the In tbe Fourth Dimension’ by qn CPTVtonight thrown about the hallways, classroom desk^ were A-10 of clubs. Twenty polnU Moffett's Senate candidacy that brilliant and prolific PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Servlce to others is the rent you pay emptied, hallway panels were smashed and fire had not taken one trick.” Victor MoUo. It is a collec A lle y O op — Dave Graue for your room here on earth.” — Muhammad All extinguishers were set off. C {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) tion of outrageous hands COVENTRY—Dr. Bruce M. Stave, of 200 Broad “ Dialogue ’82” program, also said At the junior high, large windows in the main o f HARTFORD 20 - THE HERALD. Mon., Jan. 4, 1982 Gardenirfg questions answered declinejis not .immediate Fertilizing will hot STORES — Home gar of the soil is intensified if two will remove many at the outer reach of the necessarily reverse the branches. but may take several deners may find answers to the soil is wet when feeder roots. These small years. trend if too many roots their gardening problems worked. Therefore, roots are the ones used by Raising-Hfie''jfMde will were scraped off or if they reduce file amount^of air Symptoms of decline in this Gardener’s Mailbox possible, wait a few ■’days the trees to take Water and are: late leafing out in the Were buried too .deep. column provided by the after a soaking rain beWe nutrients from the soil. that will reach the w ried roots. The end*result^s the spring, thin g r p ^ , poor / ------University of Connecticut moving equipment over Most of these fine roots are summer color, often a rsing home can be tricky Cooperative Elxtension Ser area. found ill''and beyond the same as soil compai Shop the super buys in your which is the grad heavy seed set, and early vice. Lowering the grade near region known as the drip fall color and leaf drop. Classified section today. Readers are invited to tr ^ s more than an inch ox line. The drip line is found decline of the tree..' reluctant to produce them. Both the home and the ad by helpless, pitiful patients. mail their questions to; If the Reagan administration succeeds in its an ministrator should be state-licensed, and certification • Get a checklist of specifics to consider from the Edmond L. M orrotte, nounced proposals to relax or to repeal many of the by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals American Health Care Association, which represents Cooperative Extension federal rules that govern nursing home standards, their Your (JCAH) is advisable. more than half the nursing homes in the United States. consumer horticulturist. services and staff qualifications, you — the ajready • Establish that the nursing home you’re considering Called “Thinking About a Nursing Home?” the guide bewildered, even desperate, seekeer of theseMcilities also includes a list of state nursing home associations Box U67, Ufjonn, Storrs, — will be even more at the mercy of tlw.H)perators. Money's has the personnel and facilities to provide what’s CT 06268. All questions needed, keeping in mind that the more services, the that can provide additional information. For a copy, There is no denying the possibilities, if nptprohibilities, send a postcard to AHCA,' 1200 15th St., N.W., Try spring-metal may not be answered in of a revival of the scandals that once smeared the entire Worth higher the cost. Ask about physicians, registered and this column, but will be Sylvia Porter practical nurses, health care aides, therapists, phar Washington, D.C. 20005. acknowledged by mail. industry. macists, social workers, activities coordinators, • Selecting the "right” nursing home is not the end. The economic background for revival of abuses is dietitians — and medical record bookkeepers. See and Expect the patient to be unhappy for at least six months. QueHiion. I have some ^^lose to ideal. Building is aging rapidly; there is small meet as many of these people as possible. But once the routine has been set, the U.S. Census weatherstripping black walnuts that I would incemive for newcomers to invest in the industry in nursing home for a relative or close friend who cannot • Discuss in detail what the costs will be, how much Bureau has found in its most recent (1976) survey that 90 like to grow into trees. view of the modest return (3 percent) on privately the “extras” will run, and how much you/oc the patient percent of all nursing home residents are satisfied with owned facilities and 80 percent are private; converting be cared for otherwise? 3. Using a hacksaw or What, if anything, must be will meet these expenses. If Medicare or Medicaid are their care and surroundings. Let’s make sure deregula Spring-metal weather done to get them to ger underutilized. • Start by compiling a list of facilities in your area. stripping has been around a tinsnips, cut a length of the There are an estimated 25,000 homes in the United involved — and more than 60 percent of all nursing home tion doesn’t turn back the clock to sharneful abuse and minate? Widespread belief that regulation has become scandal. 1 long time. It works well. It stripping to fit across the overregulation is the reason the president is requesting States. Make preliminary calls to the homes, outline patients use this public assistance — make sure the is invisible when installed. door. Nail it into place, Answer. Black walnut your needs, ask about- participation in Medicare- facility has been given its proper designation: Skilled (“SylviaiPorter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1,328 an easing of requirements that nursing homes must not pages of ^own-to-earth advice on personal money And it lasts a long time. using %-inch wire nails seeds must be chilled employ people with communicable diseases and must Medicaid. Nursing Facility for Medicare or Medicaid or Its only disadvantage is (usually supplied with the before they will germinate. • Visit and meet the owners or administrators and Interm^iate Care Facility for Medicaid eljgibility, and management, is now available through her column. stripping), driving a nail maintain a safe, sanitary environment^. ’ confirm that the home participates. Send 39.95 plus 31 for mailing aqd handling to “Sylvia that it may become bent In nature this is ac But while federal and state rules nlay overlap and tour the nursing home. Get time off from work to do this and permit leaks — every 12 inches. complished by the winter. during the day, mid-week. Don’t take anyone’s word for • Tour the nursing home from the patient’s viewpoint, Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s.”.in care of this 4. Repeat this procedure overregulation may boomerang as well as be costly to not yours, and pay special attention to relationships newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. although it usually can be Collected nuts can be all of us, you could find yourself a victim of deregula anything. Ask to see each facility’s licenses and cer bent back into the proper for both sides of the door. stored outside in a shallow tificates to check that they are current, and avoid those between staff members and residents. Don’t be put off Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) Place the weatherstripping tion. What can you do, on your own, to help find the best shape when this happens. ditch and covered with r You will need spring- on the door jamb as in the sand. Cover the nuts with a metal weatherstripping, drawing. It should be wire screen to protect hack-saw and hammer. placed so that after them from rodents, mice -Manchester at Workr- -—It will take about 30 application, if you stand on and squirrels. minutes per door. the outside with the door An alternative method is High moving costs 1. You buy the weather closed, you cannot see the to place the nuts in a con stripping in long rolls and stripping. It is hidden by tainer such as a plastic it takes 18 or so feet to do a the closed door. bag, along with some moist door. Measure the door 5. When all of the strip peat moss or sand. Seal the frame beforehand to see ping has been nailed into container and place it in slow firm transfers how much you need. place, insert a screwdriver the refrigerator for three 2. Apply the under the ^pring lip (outer to four months. The nuts edge) of thd stripping and V weatherstripping to the can then be taken out and By LeRoy Pope “So,” Wirth said, “relocations no that do a significant business. doorjamb at both sides and lift the lip a little. This will planted. « ABbut five of these are national, the help to make a better seal. UPI Business Writer longer are undertaken lightly. It at the top of the door. Black walnuts develop a probably has been some years since othVs regional. NEW YORK - It now costs 335,- very long and thick any responsible executive would Wirth’s firm was founded in 1955 taproot. Therefore, they 000 on the average to transfer a cor- transfer a chap just to get him out of should be transplanted porate‘'^ |^ t i v e or technician with by a now deceased executive whb CHILDREN’S his hair or just to give the impres-/ had just been transferred by a large before they are three years three dl^ndents 1,000 miles, but Sion that he is making important' it’s neariy always worth it, said >orporation and saw in the operation old. One year seedlings moyes.” the opportunity to create a may have a 24 inch long Richard Wirth of Homequity, Inc., But, although the overall number profitable business of his own. It taproot. of Wilton, Conn. of transfers is declining, Wirth said now is owned by. the PHH Group, a Wirth said the 335,000 figure is up the relocation companies are doing holding company at Hunt Valley, QueHiiuti. Someone WINTER from 320,500 only two years ago. wants to spray my trees fine. “It used to be if a corporation Md!*' The rapid rise is making com transferred only three or four im with a dormant oil spray to panies think carefully about Wirth came to the company in kill the gypsy moth eggs. portant employees a year, it handled 1979 after a career with Xerox and f t transfers, he said, but nearly always all the details itself, but that’s not How effective is this prac the decision is to spend the money operating hl?^ own consulting firm. tice? CLEARANCE the case now,” he said. “They have \ unless the man or woman the com found out the rAxpation companies Homequity, which has 425 cor Answer. Oil sprays will \ pany wants to move flatly refuses to really can do it better and cheaper. porate clients — its biggest rival is NOT kill gypsy moth eggs. do so. Our records show that, on the the corporate relocation subsidiary At present, the only "If you don’t transfer someone average, we can do a relocation for of Merrill Lynch — handled 34,(X)0 methods of destroying egg you can depend on, you run a grave a family of four for about 34,000 less relocations in 1980 — up 36 percent masses is scraping them risk of a mishire — and within a than the corporation can (lo it on its from 1979. off 'into a container of year, or even less, that can cost the own.” It finds homes for families even if kerosene or covering them / 20% ti company several times 335,(X)0,” he Homequity is one of dbotit 20 cor it isnlf handling their” entire reloca- with colored shingle stain ' said. porate relocation firms in the coun- H^j/probleq[i^r the employer. containing cr^sote. Treat- Many companies have tried to only the egg mass to pre avoid the ferocious cost of reloca vent injury to the bark tion by specifying "local hires” when they engage an executive from the creosote. p ’' Removing egg masses recruiting firm to find a man or may be ineffective because woman. i PHARMACYJipi There are 3 ways of the numbers missed and “This is fine if it works,” Wirth the migration of cater said, “but all too often it doesn’t. It iPTION^ CENTER T pillars from nearby areas simply limits the recruiter’s choice to be home yard. too much and he can’t come up with to fit door sweep 50% the right man or woman for the Q u estio n . This past year job.” our pachysandra bed The high cost of transfers has There are three good are designed to be installed looked terrible. There been a problem for business for well ways to seal the bottom of on the inside of the door, were large patches of dead over a decade now and so In a front or back door. and some for the outside. foliage and stems. The creasingly are two other im The first is to attach a Both work. Check the type trouble appeared in late pediments to transfers: the dedica door sweep to the door bot you buy to see which side spring and early summer. Herald photo by Tarquinlo tion of many executives to a present tom. The second is to at to install it on. \^ a t is wrong and what lifestyle in their communities and r Joe Nllson, truck driver for .Ostrlnsky newspapers for recwling. Nllson has 3. Put the sweep against can be done to prevent this the rapid rise inthe number of two- tach a vinyl shoe to the bot Scrap Dealer at 731 Parker St., loads been working at Ostrfnsky for a year. tom of the door. The third the door so that its bottom from happening again? career couples which can result In is to replace the present edge contacts the door A nsw er. The pachysan insoluble problems) threshold with one which jamb beneath the door. The dra probably has leaf and has a vinyl sealer on it. contact should be light, so stem blight. This disease The door sweep is the that the door can swing will attack plants that are Problem prevention stressed easiest to attach. when the sweep is in place. weakened by insects or en- You will/need a door 4. Most sweeps have pre- vironmental stress sweep, hacksaw, screw drilled screw holes. (drought or severe driver and ilectric drill. It Holding the sweep in posi winter). wni take about 30 minutes. tion, drill starter holes in Heavy accumulation of the wood through these Lawyers anti-union, pro-labor Close the door and fallen leaves will form a measure the width of the screw holes. moist mulch which will BOYS’ FAMOUS LABEL PANTS from door across the bottom. 5. Insert the screws, favor disease develop Levi’s, Billy-the-Kld and Wrangler! Jean Purchase a door sWeep to which come with the ment. style corduroys and slacks, sizes 8-12 and NEW YORK (URI) - The practice of labor less attractive to some workers. But they in self-esteem and needs of the individual, a safe fit. Most sweeps come in sweep, into these holes and Old dense beds are 27-30 waists. Reg. $16-$19 9.69-13.99 ' law on behalf of management is turning from sisted the biggest change isnn the philosophy of and healthy work environment, written up-to- standard sizes to fit use the screwdriver to susceptible because of the conflict to prevention, says a New 'York law finn management. V date personnel policies and wages and benefits average doors. If you find tighten them. \ moist environment. BOYS’ KNIT SHIRTS, long sleeve styles In that has pioneered the trend. 'This, they said, is necessanly causing change comparable to the rest of the industry or the none in the right size for 6. If the sweep is not pre For best Control of this sizes 4-7, 8-20 \ Jackson, Lewis, Schnitzler & Knipman now in the philosophy of labor lawyjers. They said the community. your door, buy the next drilled, drill pilot holes disease, cut out dead and has seven offices and 80 lawyers coast to coast type of lawyer who succeeds i i what their firm-- Knipman said 99 percent of all labor lawyers largest size and cut it to fit, thi'ough it into the wood* diseased plants and Reg. $8-$15 25%-33% OFF and hundreds of clients on annual retainer. For is doing is not the barrister wl o loves the hurly- stick to one side or other of the fence. ’"The un Herald photo by Pinto using a hacksaw. Put one screw near each\ remove all accumulated BOYS’ COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS, years, it has considered itself unique, two of the burly of the courtroom or hard negotiation ion lawyers respect this philosophy as much as 2. When in place the edge and space the debris, especially leaves. partners, Robert Lewis and Wiliiam A. Krup- battles but the patient solicito' type who works we do,” be added. Crown Pha^m^c^ opjans sweep should bey 1/16 inch remaining screws about Thin out the beds to in reg. $10-$11 6.97 man, told United Press International, "but now out a longrange program in great detail and He said he is sure manageihent side lawyers in front each side of the six inches apart across the crease light peneration and BOYS’ SWEATERS, our entire stock now on we are being copied and that shows- we are on shows his client how to follow it. increasingly will adopt the kinds Of strategies door bottom. the right track,” Lewis added. for their clients that their firm has developed Mr. and Mrs. Ahmad K. Altaf stand before their newly-opened door. (Note: some sweeps air flow. Finally, apply a sal^ Sizes 4-7. 8-20 20%-30% OFF Members of Jackson, L ^ ^ Schnitzler & fungicide such as ferbam Most of the firm’s efforts are aimed at preven Knipman dispense their counsel to a con over the past 30 years. Crown Pharmacy, located at 208 West Center St. Altaf, a or Bordeaux three times at BOYS’ SUITS AND SPORTCOATS, fall and ting unionization of the clients’ workers but they siderable degree through some rather unusual registered pharmacist w|^o has lived In Manchester for fl^e weekly intervals starting insist they are not engaged in old fashioned “u- symposia held around the country for hundreds years, said the store will offer complete prescription and Detroit man giving when the new growth winter styles, sizes 8-20 50% OFF :) nion busting” and say the unions concede this. of businessmen. ’They also do a lot in-house delivery srvices, as well as health and beauty aids, vitamins and appears. “What we are really doing is persuading counseling on the clients’ premises and a great Playing bridge greeting cards Senior citizens will receive a 10 percent dally employers to do more for their workers than deal of one-to-one briefing. A fact sheet is available BOYS’ OUTERWEAR, our entire stock of GIRLS’ KNIT TOPS, entire stock of long Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag write discount on prescriptions, with a special Wednesday discount free. Titled "Pachysandra they can hope for from the unions,” Knipman Among the other things they insist on in all on all Items. Shop hours are 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday 'up food until 1983 warrri winter styles, sizes 4-7,8-20 sleeve styles In solids or prints, velours In said. this activity are proper recognition and incen Ubout bridge — every day on the comics Leaf and Stem Blight,” page of ’The Manchester Herald. through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. number 67-67, send your 20%-30% OFF cluded! 4-6x, 7-14 25%-50% OFF About 70 percent of the firm’s clients now are tive for good work performance, respect for the DETROIT (UPI) — Mike McCanham has a big New non-union firms. For the other 30 percent, the Year's resolution — to lose 300 pounds by Jan. 1, 1983. request on a postal card to BOYS’ PJ’s AND ROBES, flannel pajamas Consumer Horticulture firm engages in conventional negotiation with McCanham, 27, is 5 feet 8 inches tall and now weighs and warm robes, sizes 4-7, 8-20 25% OFF GIRLS’ SLEEPWEAR, entire stock of robes the unions .but at the same time seeks to get 456 pounds. He says he will not eat any food during 1982, Center, Box U-67, UConn, Consumer Reports , Storrs, CT 06268. and flannel pajamas, sizes 4-14. management to follow policies that will prevent and will survive on liquids, protein powder and vitamin GIRLS’ SWEATERS, our entire stock on 25%-33% OFF strikes by keeping the workers satisfied, and and mineral supplements. Q'uesiion. We are having sale! Sizes 4-6x. 7-14 25%-33% OFF INFANTS’ AND TODDLERS’ PLAYWEAR, giving them better opportunities. McCanham began his weight loss program four weeks our lawn regraded and This naturally involves a lot of educational Effectiveness of water filters varies greatly ago and has already lost 40 pounds. He said he intends to wonder whether anything knit tops, overalls, sweaters. Jumpsuits, work in such fields as affirmative actiob, age lose five pounds a week and to tip the scales at a slim 156 must be done to protMt the GIRLS’ LEVI’S CORDS In assorted solids, slacks and sets 25%-30% OFF and sex discrimination, comparability (equal Some filters remove rust and sediment. The effec more than the legal limit. Peters Val, Montclair and pounds by next New Year’s Day.' • trees? A friend told us that sizes 7-14. Reg. $18 12.99 pay for different jobs) and even sexual harass By the Editors ^ tiveness of filters remove rust and sediment. The effec ■"The only choice 1 have is what to mix the powder trees may die if their root of Consumer Reports Black Forest mineral water were rather hieh in STUFFED ANIMALS, a great assortment of ment on the job. tiveness of filters varies widely, according to their fluoride. with — water, decaffeinated coffee or diet pop,” he system is disturbed. GIRLS’ OUTERWEAR, entire stock of winter cuddly crittersi . 25% OFF “In facty we have to be nearly as much design and the materials they use. Distilling is effective said. management consultants as lawyers,” Lewis DEAR CONSUMER REPORTS) Please give me the at removing mineral impurities and, to a cegtain extent, And the best buy? We thought New York City tap was McCanham is taking part in an obesity and risk-factor Answer. The roots are as coats and outerwear, slzes’^4-6x, 7-14. rundown on clean water if there-is any. I have a Water 20%-30% OFF said. He and Knipman also have written a book organic and soil Impurities and, to a certain extent, excellent. Deep Rock Artesian Fresh Drinking and program at Wayne State University’s Medical School in important to the tree as entitled “Winning NLRB Elections” (Practising Pik filter system in my kitchen. What’s the difference Mountain Valley were the only other excellent still are the parts above ground. organic and soil impurities that may be present in which he reports to a clinic once a week for a physical Law Institute) that lays out paths management between this, distilled water and Glacier springs No Salt waters in our test. Arrowhead Mountain Spring, Great Of course, it is important GIRLS’ SPORTSWEAR, skirts, pants, DAL Children’s Shops: Corbins Comer, Avon, Bristol, Purified Drinking Water (from Miami, Fla.))? What water. Distilling is done by boiling the water and con examination, counseling and classes in behavior Manchester, Meriden and New Britain (except Bio Bovs should pursue to make woric more meaningful densing the steam. Bear Natural Spring, Mountain Spring and Poland modification techniques. to protect the trunk from blouses and blazers, sizes 4-6x, 7-14 not In New Britain). water is the best buy? Spring Pure Natural Mineral Waters were next best and scrapes and bruises caused and Improve advancement opportunities so When we tested bottled waters we tested them for The fee for the initial physical exam was J160. 25% to 50% OFF workers will feel less dependent on unions. DEAR READER) Depending on the kind of con sodium, fluoride, chloride, ..nitrate, heavy metals were rated very good. McCanham’s monthly costs, which include classes, lab by equipment, but compac Lewis and Knipman said the failure of the air For a special rdprint of Consumers Union’s evaluation tion of the soil may lead to tamination, there are a number,^ ways to purify water; (arsenic, cadmium, iron gnd lead) and selected tests and protein supplements, are about 1380. traffic controllers strike ]|robably is having a filtration and distillation are tw)liirtnBwtesH:ommon. pesticides, Callstoga, Santa Napa Valley and Bartlett of canned soups send 31 for each copy to CONSUMERS, "But you have no grocery biU' — and no bar or a gradual decline of the sobering effect on all unioijs- mineral waters had almost the maximum arsenic P.O. Box 461, Radio cAty Station, New York, NY 10019. trees. This is because there MOST DSL STORES OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TIL 9 P.M. AND OPEN SUNDAYS 12 TO 6 A water filter, such as your l^ater Pik, may use ac restaurant bills,” he said. They also noted that changes in the economy tivated carbon to remove taste and odor from water. allowed in drinking water. Vichy Celestlns had even Be sure to ask for the reprint on canned soups.) After spending a full year fasting and exercising, he is a decrease in air in the Corbins Comsr, Marldan and Now London alao opan 6a ^ || B; Now BrHaln opan Thura. nlgM only; Haw Britain amr Qroton doaad Sundays and industrial climate- had made unionization soil caused by a reduction will spend about two more years going to the Southfield •CORBINS CORNER •AVONtPIMSBURY •MANCHESTER •BRISTOL •NEW BRITAIN oMERIDEN •VERNON •NEW LONDON PROTON ' clinic to learn to eat properly. - in oore space. Compaction THE HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 4. 1982 - 2g_ 22 - THE HERALD. 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BANK REPOSSESSIONS iHanrI|^ trr Hpralb ONE MONTII’S FREE STORAGE SPACE FOR to look for whatever ser 0 r e p a i r s . “ rtC'*!' RENT. Newly renovated, RENT in Manchester. No FOR SALE vice you need! ESTIMATES. 649-4266. country se.ttlng. Two lease or security deposit. The following automobiles bedrooms. From $285 to Reasonable rates. Suitable have been reduced for quick l*m o u s t m a l Household Qooda 40 $325, includes appliances for small business. Retail sale. 'Your Community Newspaper" #a#eeeeeeeeee«^e •• • • • • • • • and parking. 429-1270, 233- and commercially zoned. 1976 Pontiac TranS'Am, 8 USED 9660 or 232-0761. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. cyl., 2 dr. coupe. $2700. Palntlng*Papeihanging*Consiilting REFRIGERATORS, lliis is almost $1200 un der NADA average HONEST QUALITY FOR 15 YEARS WASHERS, RANGES - VERNON-ROCKVILLE -<"NEW LY RENOVA'TED retail. Sweet & Simple Clean, Guaranteed. Parts On busline. Brand new 310 square feet office 1975 • Buick Skylark, 6 cyl.. 2 GbflSSIFIED & Service. Low prices! available. Main Street dr. coupe. $18(10. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Pfwncnwiior three room apartments - 1974 • Honda Civic. 4 cyl.. 2 dr. PHASE READ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Extra large rooms with location with ample hatchback. $1000. Street. 643-2171. large closets. $300 per parking. Call 649-2891. 1974 • O ldsm oblle C utlass Y O U R A D Supreme, 8 cyl., 2 dr. month. Security and $400. N e^ s engine. CliitItiMl adt ara lakan CLERICAL Articles for Sale 41 references required. 1974 - Kawasaki Motorcycle, ovar the ptione aa a con- 646-3117 The addition of a new branch has created openings Available January 1st. SOOcc. $800. vanlanea. Tha Harald la 133 Brandy StrasA Bollon, ConmeScut All automobiles are sold (as MBHNS.. on our clerical support staff. We are looking for In Telephone 875-1128 9-5 BASEMENT STORAGE is). They can be seen at the raaponalbla for only one In- dividuals who are experienced In accounts payable, Monoay-Saturday. AREA with dirt floors. corracl Inaartton and liian billing or expediting. Knowledge of computer reports ALUMINUM SHEETS First room 18Vi ft.xlS ft.; SAVIN6S BANK OF Finding only to lha alze of Experienced SECRETARY - part time Services Offered 31 Painting-Papering 32 used as printing plates. .007 MANCHESTER - Two second room 23 ft.xl5V4 ft. MANCHESTER original Inaartlon. Errora helpful. three or four evenings (4 thick, 23x28V4’^. 50c each, bedroom apartment at Sun $30 monthly. 649-0717. $23 Main Straat, Manch. ny Brook Village. $440 in wNcIi do not leaaen ttie We are offering a competitive starting salary with p.m.-approximately 8 SAVE 20% I Contractors or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- the Winters p.m:) Must be outgoing and cludes heat, not water, value of tha advarUaaniant excellent fringe benefits including paid dental. discounts pass on to 2711. They MUST be picked Wanted to Rent 57 will not ha corractod by an personable, bright, customers! Painting, up before 11:00 a.m. only. appliances and air- Wanted conditioning. Ideal for CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe additional Inaartlon. average typist and papering, general repairs. GARAGE TYPE right service Please apply in person between 10 a.m.-2 p.m. reliable. Work in an older couple. No pets. DeVille - 72,000 m iles. 643-1949. SEASONED oak firewood BUILDING for automotive Good condition. $2700 ^ or exciting and extremely for sale - for deliveries call Damato Enterprises, 646- repairs for leading national offer Teiepllone 7ti- Ieasant environment, 1021. for the iKaurbralrr HARD WORKERS: Full § George Griffing, Andover. company in the 6800 - —Keep trying. - end resume; no calls 742-7^. ______Manenester area. We need and part time. Steady please. Applicants will be , Building Contracting 33 MANCHESTER - Deluxe ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. work. No lay-offs. Ear-. faKome Tax MOO-3,500 plus sq ft. l e a SING RENTAL fir ra lb called weelc of Jan. 11th SNOW TIRES Like new one bedroom' townhouse, right job nings to $250 per week to for interview. Biofeedback Service FARRAND private entrance, patio and - Oldies But Goodies 440 Oakland Street, Manchester start. Telephone 646-3936. REMODELING - Cabinets, H78 X 14 on Chry..wheels. 724-8198. Limited. Rent-A-Car. Clinic of Manchester, 341 $TO. Old cape cod school full basement.Includes EOE. IN C O M E TAX Roofing, Gutters, Room heat, appliances, carpeting ...... *;*!**!**V****« 112 95 day, 100 free miles. Broad Street, Manchester, desk adj’d. $18. Telephone $430 Romes-Apts. tojMiare^59 Automobiles bought, sold. Lost end Found 1 CT. PREPARATION - Additions, Decks, All types and air-conditioniiu. $430 WAREHOUSE - Young, of Remodeling and 643-6777. rented. 323 Center Street, Experienced - at your monthly. No pets. Damato MANCHESTER - apart FOUND! In the dependable person. Must SALES: Nationally af Repairs. Free estimates. Enterprises, 646-1021 Manchester. Telephone COMPANY EXPANSION have Immediate work. home - Cali Dan Mosler, Fully insured. Phone 643- SEASONED HARDWOOD ment to share, male 647-0908, Ask for Bill. Manchester Herald filiated company is looking 649-3329. - cut, split, delivered. $90. Newlv prolessionai.professional. non-smoxei.Non-smoker. ______parking lot ... 1 roll of M([^ngs approximately 9- for aggressive sales people 6017. MANCHESTER If your skilled fingers are all thumbs, Classified can find Manchester facility of jarge Eastern Company has 2.p.m. Ask for Fred, 649- Unsplit, $80. Four footers, exposed slide film. Owner to work in the Manchester, $70. Telephone 742-8056. decorated one bedroom g i K r « ” S .“ '’S “ 1970c h e v y N.v., ec,.., may claim at the reception positions available In all departments. No ROBERT E. JARVIS - apartment. Access tp shop good on gas, stereo, the experts to do the job skillfully at low cost. By the way, Vernon, Glastonbury area. LICENSED DAY CARE p.m.weekdays. desK of the Herald during experience necessary. We job train. Must be able % ------Company leads available. Remodeling Specialist. ping centers, buslines and excellent running condi if you are a skilled expert, let the "world" know in Classi- RECEIVING-Stock clerk. HOME - Will watch your For room additions, 22” SNOW BLOWER - ••••••##••#•#•#•••*•**** tion, looks good. $1,000 or normal business hours. to get by on $250.00 weekly and start immediate Experience in home sales Good running condition. schools. For further details 7:30 to 4:00. $3.75 per hour. child or infant days.- Call kitchens, bathrooms, please call 528-4196 best offer. Telephone 289- fied. The cost is low; the results high. ly. such as books, vacuum 646-0262. Will deliver. Call 643-1391. ] AUTOMOTIVE Personals 2 Telephone 649-8648. cleaners, food plans, home roofing and siding or any between 9 and 5 pm or 5098 after 3 p.m. For Interview call: • improvements, etc., is home improvement need. after 5 pm and weekends, RIDE WANTED: To EB, SUPERINTENDENT BABYSITTER Telephone 643-6712. Wanted to Buy 49 647-8436 preferred. Excellent in AVAILABLE, Martin 649-7157. Autos For Sale 61 1st shift 7:30-4 p.m. Will NEEDED - live-in full come opportunity. School area. Call after 3 LEON CIESZYNSKI CASH FOR YOUR Proper Trucks lor Sale 62 share expenses. Call 875- time position. Only hard Telephone 646-5039 '' e x t r a large two room ef 6 moi. p.m. 649-2094. ty. We buy quickly and con SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee## 8216; ask for Chris. working individuals need Monday-Friday between 3 BUILDER. New homes, ficiency, wall to wall, heat. TRUCKS. Car Inventory apply. Must be willing and additions, remodeling, rec fidentially. The Hayes Cor international - 1975, • 3 yr». PART TIME - Work at and 6 p.m. Ask for Karl. SNOWPLOWING poration. 646-0131. pariparking, appliances. $260. valued $2143 sold for $100. MANCHESTER Pawn able to repair gas boilers, rooms, gdrages, kitchens Seciirify, references. 646- Similar bargains available. four wheel drive, 8 ft. bed. home on the phone ser Commercial' & Residen •••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee broker will buy or give FINANCIAL MANACER stoves, do light electrical OFFICE POSITION - remodeled, ceilings, bath 1642 after 5 weekdays. Heavy duty suspension. a dainty dress with lace- vicing our customers in tial. Manchester. tile, dormers, roofing. Call for information, 602- Never plowed. $2600. trimmed slip and panties The best reason for advertising vyith us is to get results! Almost since loans on gold, silver or (Search Reopened) and cleaning. Call for ap Mature position. Com 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone diamonds. Licensed and your area. Telephone 456- pointment between 9 and 12 Reasonable. Free es Residential or commer * R E N T A LS Telephone 228-0462 or 742- for the tiny tot. 0876 or 528-6631. puter, phone, ^ping and timates. Call anytime 646- 149 OAKLAND ST., second call refundable. our first day of publication, our Classified columns have been the bonded. 649-7373; 9-5, noon, Monday-Friday, 528- filing. Modem East Hart cial. 649-4291. floor five room apartment. 6906. No. 8232 with Photo- Monday-Saturday. 210 Pine- Accounting/Finance 1300. 5489, 646-1327. ------Guide is in Sizes 6 mos. accepted marketplace in thec^m unity for individuals with something ford office. Benefits. Apartmenta lor Rant S3 $330 plus utilities and 197(4~GRAN TORINO - Car to 3 years. Size 1 . . . Street. PA R T T IM E Degree, Master’s help Telephone 289-2708. DESIGN KITCHENS, security. No appliances. SALESPERSON to, sell HOME HEALTH CARE DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - cabinets, vanities, counter is in good condition. Has •••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • dress, 114 yards 46-inch; tb sell. And readers, many having successfully sold items themselves, ful, 3 year’s minimum MANCHESTER- One and Tenant insurance. 9-5 A/C, P/S, P/B. $1200 or Motorcycfes-BIcycles 64 ^ yg^d; panties, % Announcements 3 subscriptions door-to-door Workers needed by agency Parking lots, driveways, tops, kitchen cabinet fronts experience in accoun OLAN MILLS STUDIO- apartments, stores, two bedroom apartments/ weekdays, 646-2426. turn to our Classified section when they're in the market to buy! This with newscarrier two ting and financial servicing 10 towns east of Burr Comers, Manchester custom woodworking, best offer. Call Marc at ...... “ V*!,?**,^***!*!**! sidewalks, sanding. 646- colonial reproductions. available. Centrally 6 4 3 - 1 9 9 6 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent Pattsms availablt only combination works to the advantagerof both buyer anc^^seller :. . FLEA MARKET: Every evenings a week or Satur management. Exposure river. Previous experience is taking applications for FOUR ROOMS - large sun- days. Salary plus com 2204. J.P. Lewis 649-9658. located on busline near ______condition, asking $1100. m sitis shown. Sunday 10-5. Coventry an to shirt-sleeve accoun as nurse aide preferred. part time delivery person. shopping center and porch. New kitchen 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. ri tique center, 1140 Main missions. Call Circulation Car essential. . M ilage MUSTANG PARTS Car, TO ORDEO, IMd $1.N lor took ting, system design and Work hours Monday- schools. For further details appliances. Heat, hot ottom, plot sop (or pottofo ooR Street, Coventry. Dealer Manager, Manchester reimbursement. Day w e /Friday, 5-9 p.m.; and COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICES 1966. 6 cyl. M ust be EuOllni. cost/budget system BOOKKEEPING, Payroll, call 649-7157. water. Garage. Security removed. Best offer. space available. Telephone HeralcT 643-2711. hours only. Part tnne Saturday, 9 a.m.-l:30 p.m. - We do all types of Elec and references. No pets. SUE BURNFTT experience in a non Payroll taxes, accounts trical Work! Licensed. Call Telephone 643-2017. Tin M iaiiiiitir hraM 742-%98. available. Good fringes; Hourly rate plus delivery 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and Adults preferred. 64M414. Classified ads are used by •••••••••••••••••••••••• profit agency setting Telephone 643-9511. \ fee. Telephone 646-5798 receivable, accounts after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. tlSoava.'etAiiwrlsH payable, invoicing, general 4 room heated apartments, 1977 CAMARO LT - air, people when they are NewYsik. N.Y. 10016 Mortgage Loans 8 preferred. Responsible W itt 'Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.- ledger, balance sheet and hot water, no appliances. VERNON - heat paid, power steering, power searching for products or Print Hssis, aSdrsis IIP fite-budget preparation, or 5-7 p.m^Saturdays, ■nMOTHY J. CONNELLY three rooms. Call now. CODE, Styfs Nsmhtr u d 6 lit. NEW YEAR'S VACATION CLERICAL OPENirlG, inventory control. Small Residential & Commercial Security - tenant in brakes, rear defogger, services. For fast results, MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; control, contract com requires knowleoge _ m .-noon ./feOE-M/F. su ran ce. 646-2426, 9-5 Capitol Homes, 523-5598. New ’81 FASHION with 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS, begins now. Sell Avon and and medium size business, Construction. Remodeling, AM/FM-8 track. Low use a Classified ad to at Saecess in SawinK, ii pliance, supervision of general office procedure; references if necessary. weekdays. miles. Immaculate condi tract people who are ready Make Homeowners and Commer start saving! Call 646-3685 $180 PER WEEK PART home improvements, ad MANCHESTER designed filled with appeaHne or 523-9401. bookkeeping staff. Must Be a good [ t ^ s t . Full' Hourly, weekly or monthly ditions, bathroom & tion. Call after 4 p.m., 646- 'to buy. designs. Also 2 BONUS cial. Realty state-wide. be innovative, take in range of vybenefits. Time to start. Webster, MANCHESTER MAIN for efficiency, one Coupons! Price . . . $2.25. Credit rating unnecessary. rates. Cliff Meyer, 646- kitchen remodeling, 6819. itiative, and able to con- Telephone 522‘8006. America’s foremost dic STREET - Two room bedroom. $120 monthly, Reasonable. Confidential. tionary company needs 3647. roofing, siding, repairs, HVAC ESTIMATOR-Sales ■ceptualize new door & window replace apartment. Heated, hot capltol Homes, 523-5598. Quick arrangement. Person, for HVAC In WANTED; PART TIME home workers to update water, appliances. No pets. Some B & B Moving and Hauling. ment and alterations. 646- ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, dustrial Ventilation Con programs and related workers; dishwasher, 9 local mailing lists. All Security. Parking. $225 SPECIAL HOCKANUM RIVER 100 Constitution Plaza, costs. W o rk s ite in Local or long distance. 647- 1379. tractor, Experienced in all a.m.-5 p.m. and counter ages, experience un 8365 or 633-0106. Telephone 523-7047. Manchester four rooms Busy Angels Hartford. 527-7971; Hebron, CTvvScnd necessary. Call 1-716-842- available now. Capitol LINEAR PARK phases. Duct design, person 11 a.m.-5 p.m. App DENNIS AND RUSSELL evenings: 233-6879, 233- pricing, installation. Full resume to: Executive ly in persn, Tacorral, 246 6000 Ext. 5063. 'Homes, 523-5598. Public IMeeting 6885...... MILLER - Remodeling, A TWO AND ONE HALF Presentation of the findings and recommendations of Extra benefit program. Salary Director, Easter Seal Broad Street, or call 646- ROOM APARTMENT based on capability. Send Painting-Papering 32 additions, roofing, rec EAST HARTFORD four the Hockanum River Linear Park Study recently com Help Wanted 13 Society of Connecticut, 1978. rooms, paneling, gutters, AVAILABLE. Heat, hot resume to Box DD, c/o The P.O. Box 1013, Arnston, □ B U S IN E S S rooms, first floor and pleted for the Ct. DEP/Office of Parks and Recreation INTERIOR ^PAINTING, aluminum and vinyl siding water, appliances. Herald. CT. 06231 TEACHER - 5^ecial and SERVICES Installed year round. References; S^urity. Call more. $250. Capitol JHomes, by Roy Mann Assoc, concerning the proposed develop $180 PER WEEK PART Education. EleniCTtary over ten years experience, 523-5598. ment of a park along the Hockanum River in Vernon, TIME at home. Webster, low rates and senior citizen Telephone 649-2954 or 649- after 6 pm, 646-3911. Cash PART TIME Proof level. Must be certified ip 1421. Ellington, Manchester and East Hartford, Ct. will be America's foremost dic O perator. H ours, 2-5. special cducatic Services Offered 31 discounts. 643-9980. HEBRON - two bedroom, tionary company needs EAST HARTFORD - 2 made. Experienced preferred. Experience desired. Pjfei- bedroom, brand new heat and hot water. "The towns of the Hockanum River, through ap home workers to update Will train right applicant. tion to begin in Janua? REWEAVING BURN INTERIOR AND Carpeting, storage, cellar, local mailing lists. All EXTERIOR painting, You’ll never know the linoleum St wall to wall propriate actions, both independent and collective, can Equal Opportunity Send resume and letter to HOLES. Zippers, um power of Classified until carpeting, heat, hot water, parking. No pets. $375 ages, experience un Employer. Contact Linda HOLIDAYS OVER? Bills paper hanging, Carpentnr achieve a regional riverscape and recreational park that the Director of Pupil Per brellas repaired. Window you use it yourslef. Call parking. Near busline. Call monthly. 649-2871 or 228r necessary. Call 1-716-842- Maselli, 646-4004. to ' Pay? Make good $$$ sonnel Services, Coventry shades, Venetian blinds. Work. Fully fnsurea. J.P. 3414. will bring to the people of this unique valley a greater 6000, Ext, 5063. selling Avon. For more in Lewis & Son, 649-9658. today to place an ad. ’ 52^2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- Fhiblic Schools, 78 Ripley Keys. TV FOR RENT. 1719 after 6 p.m. enjoyment of the valley’s natural, recreational, Clean oil^your ^ formation Call 523-9401 or Hill Road, Coventry, CT. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ONE BEDROOM first educational, historical, cultural and aesthetic ANALYST/PROGRAMMERS 889-1296. 06238 or call 742-8913. EOE. 649-5221. floor apartment. Quiet resources”. Immedwe opportunities exist for Individuals with 3+ years area. $400 including heat. DATE: Wednesday, 13 January 1982 attics & garages ... \ experience in the development of corporate and financial FULU.OR PART TIME BRICK, BLOCK STONE - Telephone 646-0505. Store Oterk needed; all When in need of a Service or Product TIME: 8:00 p.m. Systems, The ideal candidate will be able to function In a variety Concrete. Chimney PLACE; Manchester Town Hall, Hearing Room of technical and business environments and possess strong shifts fo^local 7-Eleven Part lima Repairs. “No Job Too AVAILABLE January 1st. If you don’t need it SELL IT inter-personal and organizational skills. Exposure to IMS/CICS Food Store\Some cashier TELEPHONE SALES Small.’’ Call 644-8356 for Two bedroom, 1V4 baths Manchester, Ct. or other DB/DC systems a plus. experience helpful. estimates. townhouse. Appliances, BY; William F. Miller, Director . Benefits inclujle insurance, private basement and heat. Ct. DEP/Office of Parks and Recreation credit union ahd profit Pleasant East Hart-y CALL A PROFESSIONAL $400 a month. Security 165 Capitol Ave., Rm. 265 PROGRAMMERS sharing. Apply in person at ford sales office Is deposit required. Phone Hartford, Ct. 06115 1-3 yrs. experience as an applications programmer using 180 Union Street, Rockville 647-8529.______(203) 566-2304 or call 875-9553. EOE. looking for a fdw M&M P&H, Manchester Classified Ads COBOL. Knowledge of other programming languages or data 038-12 FREE base/data communications experience desirable. talented phone/per 649-2871. Small repairs, 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643 271 1 FOUR ROOM DUPLEX - If you qualify, we can offer high starting salaries and a liberal POSITION FOR PC Board sonalities to w orl^- remodeling., heating, Carpeting, garage, benefits p a c k ^ . To explore this opportunity further forward assembler. Experience 1 or 5-9. Excellen' baths, kitchens and water stove/refrig. optional. your resume id confidence to: heaters. Free estimates! to all home subscribers of the mandatory. Apply in per wage, plus weekly You Can Advertise Your Service Or Business In This Utilities not included- No TOWN OF MANCHESTER son at Phoenix, Audio lets. Couple preferred, NOTICE OF WARNING OF SPECIAL STATE Laboratory,'91 Elm Street, bonus adds-up to C it M Tree Service, Free Directory For As Little As $3.85 Per Week. Please Call fear school. Security. ELECTION Herald that have something to sell... CompTech Manchester. exceptional part estimates. Discount senior 643‘2711 And Ask For Pam I Available January 4th. 649- 4 SfBvn. The electors ol the Town ol Manchester are hereby warned to meet at time paycheck. citizens. Company 1036 after 5:30 p.m. their respecUve polling places In said Town of Manchester on Tuesday, 10 Commerce Street PAINTERS, Paper Manchester owned and January 12, 1982, for the following purposes, to wit: Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033 hangers. Experienced. Cali operated. Call 646-1327. I To cast their vote for Representative In Congress. First District, to (203) 633-4646 eUUTTAUMIMM 4 ROOM APARTMENT for less than $99.00. Mr. Campbell, 647-8724. WORK SV TIHNKV near Main St. 2nd floor, fill vacancy. . _ _ . Contact Mr. Gordon, UGHT TRUCKING - Fen large yard, $275 a month. II To act as required by Chapter V, Section 25 of the Town Charter we will run yo'ur ad for 6 days (roo ol charge. Fill out the coupon 56§-4990. cing. Attics, cellars, gar Utilities not included. No (Special Act 193 ol 1947, as amendedi to approve or disapprove the below and either mail it or bring It In personally to the Manchester ages cleaned. All types p ^ . Please call 871-6098. following capital project to be financed by general obligation bonds of trash, brush removed. BILL the Town Herald office. Limit one ad per month, 2 Items per ad. AMERICAN FROZEN FOOD. QUESTION 1. For an appropriation of $750,000 for the acquisition of Picket, Split Rail, property and for public improvements In the Town In Bright angels in easy N Part-tim e Stockade Fences'installed. TUNSKY conjuncUon wiUi Ute Cheney Mills Historical District cross-stitch are used to TVK OR PWT OK won KR SUNK. UMT 20 WOUS MC. W ALUMINUM a 528-0670. Reconditioned Qae Severe Homes lor Rent 64 Rehabilitation. trim towels and linens. ■ CLIP AND MAIL TODAY VINYL SIDINO 1 2 3 ‘•fPe Buy, SeU A vote of YES will adopt the capital praject; a vote of NO will reject the No. 2394 has transfer ftO Cotois To and Repair” 4S6V6 MAIN STREETT - six capital project. for 7 designs; color chart. I Th« Manchaatar Herald Banking Cbeoto Froml rooms, $400. plus utilities. The full test of Uie quesUon is on file open to public inspection In the 1' ORBER, send 61.60 ter sack p a tttn , plat 60$ far post is sad 1 Harald Sq. s 6 7 9 COUNTER SALES T im M o r ia r t y ’s No appliances. Tenant In- Town Clerk's OHice during business hours. I Economy Electric Is expanding agalnl We are ★ CANOPIES surtuice. Security. 646-2428 VOTING M d lln i. NI Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 SILK TOWN MOTORS WouldnH ANNE CABOT seeking qualified counter people familiar with elec weekdays. _____ UKJATION OF POUJNO PLACES DISTRICT Saies Representative MANCHESTER Howell Cheney Regional VocaUonal School, Manehoster H arald 9 10 11 12 trical supplies. The ability to deal-effectively and Your Ad PlKMie 64S-9W5 1160 Am. cl Aneiicss 643-6217______791 Middle T u m ^ , West 1 Haw York. N.Y. IM H N«M[_ courteously with customers Is essential. EAST HARTFORD home, Look Great n a E t n iu T E S Robertson School, 45 North School St. 2 Print Nans. Address wllk ZIP I ADDRESS^ Unique opportunity for outgoing individual to sell three bedroom, basment, Oiurch ol Christ, 594 Lydall St. S CODE. t3 14 IS 16 our savings bank services to local businesses and We offer above average salary and liberal fring* Here? + E M T T a M S itio,il yard. $350. Capitol MarUn School, 140 DartmooUi R4. ^ 4 1982 ALBUM with 16-page I CITY STATE I______I I I JllNJ benefits. Siomes,0 523-5598. Buckley School, 250 Vernon St. . , 8 GIFT SECTION with full their employees. The candidate we’re looking for \ jj MORE______^ZIP______"T17 IE11 19 20 ■ V NaUian Hate School, 180 Spmee St. 6 directiona. P rice... $2.25, should be self-motivated and enjoy working with MTirOYR Waddell School. 183 Broad St. 1 Please apply In person between 10 a.m.-2 p.m. -COVENTRY - Four root ■OOM AY $1.26 EACH Verplanck School, 126 Olcott St. 8 FREE-LESS THAM $99.00 l _ ^ ______l _ _ J ______J | [ V people. Banking and/or sales experience helpful, but FMnK nm BM i house, appliances,. woda •-131-IIEIRlOOIi HAiniWORK-Ze not necessary. We’re willing to train the right person. stove. $37d plus utilitlesN Keeney School, 179 Keeney St. 9 Ip ^ dl Rdddltotsk IklHl. ’aMSvSa Security deposit. -TdaDcbeater High School, BrooUield St. 10 - •■ m -Y O RIVE i r KEEP-40 M e- Flexible schedule. Please send outline of experience types of Remodelins and VoUng Machines wiU be used. The polls will be opened at sis o’clock in dtewHk lldan ti waRt. to Box # E c^o The Herald. repairs. Free eitimates.l Telephtme 646-2972. the morning (6 A.M.) and wUI remain open untU eight o'clock In the • .m - C R A m - M pagss ef q M *. ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. S43-S743 Fully insured. I evening (6 P.M.). te^ifce ttMM* PHONl a4«-M17 COVENTRY COTTAGE Dated at Manchester. Connecticut, this 4th day o l January, 1962. ''•.IR d-U U M R E R Y IIK ; COVERLEIt forireni or lease. Available Edward TOmkiel -Z 4 srih sad sanll bad q iM t, 440 Oakland Straat, Town Clerk- •-1II-YM E PKIMEI-dlfMlteRt ter An equal opportunity employer male/female. early 1962. Telephone 646- 30 itdiat la cnchtt a rt RaR. Manchaatar______' 7925. 040-12 , .-v.y 4 2 t f-^THE ^R A 1.D , Mon., Jan. 4. 1962 There's a surge in the urge to merge everything from stocks to insurance Rep Tom Lantos, D-Cal, com philosophy was broadly articulated' . continuing stock iparket slump. For stantially from the 1,889 recorded in By Gary Klott 1980, but about on a par with 1979’s to credit. plained that Congress apparently by Attorney General William many companies eyeing expansion, accepted “a ’Trojan horse’ when it UPl Business W rlt^ level. The prospect of further deregula French.Smith who proclaimed in a it didn’t take too many com tion of the financial services approved generous corporate tax NEW YORK — Cars, houses, speech to a group of la w y ^ : “We putations on the pocket calculator to THE DOLLAR VALUES are business triggered other merger depreciations and oil, decontrol in appliances, you name it, evhn gas must recognize that bigness in determine that it was often far more expected to be record-shattering. deals and likely will Inspire many hopes ,that basic industries would oline, haven’t been selling too well business does not necessarily mean expensive to build new factories During the first nine months Of 1981 more in 1982. As a means of grow more competitive and energy during these depressed economic badnesk.” from the ground up or explore for alone, merger activity totaled 860.8 positioning themselves for the in firms would search for ■ new oil . times. But entire companies have While the rhetoric has consistent natural resources than it was to buy billion, compared to 844.3 billion evitable day that interstate banking reserves. The Marathon takeover been selling like hot cakes. ly stated that size alone was not a a complete company — lock, stock during all of 1980, the previous becomes legal, large banks signed contest shows such gestures are The revolving-door business Wall sufficient reason to challenge a and barrel of oil — right off the New record. preliminary acquisition agreements . being abused, he charged. Street Investment bankers have merger. Smith’s statement did not York Stock Elxchange shelf. with other banks across the country. been doing in arranging corporate signal pa carte-blanche policy on Those figures reflect the growth CONCERN ALSO MOUNTED Compared to the, time, the risk of gargantuan deals that have marriages has made even Las mergers.l and the cost of building new plants MERGERS ALSO PROVED a over the rash of foreign takeovers. Vegas wedding chapels jealous. Bol^ ihv action and public dazzled even the hard-to-dazzle means of rescuing falling thrift in Earlier in the year, Canadians, and operations from scratch — even pinstriped professionals on Wall The more tluin 2,000 corporate pronouncements, proposed mergers with the new tax incentives for stitutions, which otherwise would spurred by a new energy policy for weddings held in 1981 were some of between major competitors have Street. have been forced to close their doors the provinces. Went on a buying capital investment — acquiring During the first nine months of the most spectacular and lavish in not been sanctioned. another company off the rack on and leave heavy Insurance claim spree for American oil properties on corporate history, pairing such ’The government filed an antitrust 1981 there were 94 merger deals burdens for federal agencies. both sides of the border and sent Wall Street can often prove dirt which exceeded 8100 million — the giants of corporate America as: suit to block both LTV’s takeover cheap. But the merging of America has some U.S. congressmen to the Du Pont-Conoco, General Foods- attempt of rival aerospace contrac same number as took place'during caused growing furor on Capitol legisiatlve drawing boards to try to Take, for example, the oil in all of 1980. In 1975, by comparison, Oscar Mayer, MGM-United Artists. tor Grumman Corp. and the dustry. Wildcatters may drill 10, 20, Hill. find ways to thwart the trend. Fluor-St. Joe Minerals, Occidental proposed beer industry takeover of there were only 14 deals of such Just' before Congress adjourned 30 or more dry holes before they go magnitude. Petroleum-Iowa Beef Processors, Schiitz by G. Heileman Brewing Co. bankrupt or find one with enough oil for the.year, the House passed a bill ’Though the 186 foreign takeovers of American companies during Ue Nabisco-Standard Brands, Standard The Federal Trade Commission to exploit commercially. The biggest in 1981 was the ordering a sixmonth moratorium on Oil of Ohio-Kennecott, Prudential- large oil company mergers. The first nine months of 1981 was only also recently filed suit to block But on the stock exchange floor, ‘takeover of Conoco, which also Bache, and a couple thousand Mobil from acquiring industry com became the biggest corporate measure faces a test in the Senate slightly higher than for the same others. the prospecting can turn a gusher sometime after the next session con period in 1979, many of the 1981 petitor Marathon Oil Co. each time out and at a fraction of takeover in U.S. history. In a three- There are no signs of the merger A clear definition of the ad way billion-dollar bidding war for venes on Jan. 25. variety have been mammoth. ’The wave waning in 1982. the price. There’s no need to recent acquisition of Santa Fe Inter ministration’s stance, however, prospect in the far comers of the control of the nation’s ninth largest ’The House action developed from “We’ve seen an uptrend for quite remains to be spelled out. Antitrust oil company, chemical-giant Du the controversy surrounding the national by the Kuwait Petroleum a feyf months now, and there doesn’t world, no need to spend millions on Corp., an agency of the Kuwaiti Chief Wiliiam Baxter has said the dry holes, and no n e ^ to wait. Buy a Pont Co. beat out Mobil Oil and sizzling bidding war between Mobil seem to be any sign of it running out antitrust guidelines drawn up in 1968 Canada’s Seagram liquor empire and U.S. Steel for Marathon Oil. government, ran 82.5 billion. of steam,” says Dennis Williams, company by making its stockholders But behind the merger figures is a are too restrictive. But until the an attractive offer and you have with a bid of 87.5 billion. Mobil’s attempt to gain control president of W.T. Grimm & Co., a guideline revisions are completed in The urge to merge has been more was greeted by public large portion of transactions in Chicago-based merger specialist. proven oil reserves in the ground volving companies who pre^ously 1982, how accommodating the new today. than a dazzling spectacle on Wall demonstrations in Findlay, Ohio, A good deal of the upsurge in ac- administration wiii be to mergers Street. where residents feared Marathon’s did some acquisitions of their own tivitv has been attributed to what As John K. McKinley, chairman of and then decided to sell them off. between competitors will i€main Texaco Inc. — which had made an ’The merger blitz has changed the headquarters and jobs in Findlay appeared to be a more accom unclear. 7 complexion of entire industries. would vanish in a Mobil takeover. According to Grimm’s figures, 34 modating attitude imported to early bid to buy Conoco Inc. — has percent of the merger transactions A significant change in'antitrust acknowedged; “We are cognizant Three major acquisitions of In Washington, the concern was Washington by the new administra procedure, however, may have sur brokerage houses — the Bache over competitor buying competitor, have involved divestitures. tion. that there is a price at which the faced when the FTC, in filing the purchase of known reserves in the Group by Prudential Insurance; especially in the oil industry. But Not all the buying action took ‘"rhere was the perception the suit against Mobil, gave what one Shearson Loeb Rhoades ' by many were not exactly thrill^ with place on the floor of the stock Reagan administration would be ground is preferable to the risk of exchanges either. Some 56 percent Congressman critcally labeled a exploration.” American Express, and Dean Witter U.S. Steel’s bid either. easier, and so companies started “bluepi^t” to Mobil, spelling odt Reynolds by Sears Roebuck — may Rep. Clarence Brown, R-Ohio, the of the acquisitions were of private things they wouldn’t have tried un According to Tomi Simic, W.T. the terms under which a takeover of Grimm’s director of research, final have set the stage for a dramatic in leading GOP energy legislator, con companies. Publicly traded com der previous administrations,” said Maratlmn might be acceptable. dustry revolution with prospects of tended, "U.S. Steel might better panies — which caused most of the Williams. figures for 1981 are expected to show between 2,200 and 2,300 giant financial supermarkets where have used its money investing in year’s hoopla—accounted for only 7 ANOTHER DRIVING FORCE percent of the action. t h e m o r e l e n i e n t behind the merger binge was the mergers and acquisitions, up sub individuals could shop for steel mills.” Lower rates improve prospects for housing By Gary Klott breathe some life into the sagging months during more normal UPl Business Writer market. periods. At the same time, many Dr. Jack Carlson, executive vice NEW YORK — For those who builders have had to sell the same president and chief economist of the home several times before someone want to buy a home, sell one, National Association of Realtors, fjnance one or even build one, there actually moved in. By some es predicts existing home sales will timates 25 to 50 percent of home are signs of somewhat better times rise about 9 percent to around 2.6 ahead. sales have fallen through the crack million in 19K. But the increase is after prospective buyers found out Mortgage rates — the turnkey of still anemic when compared to more the housing industry — are they couldn’t afford or qualify for normal years. As recently as 1978, financing at the high rates. declining. Carlson said, 4 million home sales As a result, the housing market, Most housing economists expect were recorded. residential construction starts to coming off the worst year in For prospective homebuyers, decades, is expected to arise from total somewhere between 1.3 million analysts agree the first half of 1982 and 1.5 million units in 1982. That is the abyss in 1 ^ . will probably present the best The expectation is that mortgage a far cry from the 2 million starts buying opportunity, with mortgage experienced during healthier times. rates will come down to an affor rates lower and home prices still dable enough level to bring at least And even 2 million is considered by depressed. most experts to be below the annual some prospective homebuyers out Economists raise the possibility shopping again and perhaps even en levels required this decade to meet that mortgage rates could head back the projected housing needs of the courage builders to pour a few more up again next fall if government foundations later in the year. huge post-war baby boom genera budget deficits mount at the same tion. But no one believes the tur time. Although the price is up about naround will be dramatic on either Final figures on 1981 housing 8 percent from a year ago, starts are expected to total around side of the buying fence. Sumichrast said, the figure is “Because of the recession, 1.1 million units. In terms of totals, somewhat overstated since so- that would be close to the post-war because mortgage rates won’t come called builder “buydowns” are in down to below 14 percent and record low of 1,023,000 in 1946, cluded. Sumichrast said. But compared to because4he building industry will be Buydowns — a widespread prac slow to>esp5hd, it will still be a the population, 1981 could well go tice during the past year where the down as the worst. mediocre year,” economist Michael builder “buys down,” or subsidizes, Carliner of Regional Data Sumichrast noted that in 1946, the mortgage for the first few years America built 7 21 units per 1,000 Associates, predicts. of the loan to make the payments The main source for optimism is population. Based on 1981’s es more affordable for the buyer — timates, construction would be at on the interest rate front. often account for about 10 percent of High mortgage rates virtually the level of 4.77 units per 1,000 pop the home price. After taking that ulation. Most of the industrialize strangled the housing market in and inflation into account, the real 1981, reaching a record 18.17 percent nations, he said, have a rate price of new homes, Sumicrhast between 7 and 12 per 1,000 popula nationwide average in October. ' said, actually has declined some 12 Lenders in the Pittsburgh area, ac tion. percent over the past year. While the industry is con cording to a government survey, Buydowns, assumptions of -L. were /sking a staggering 19.66 per- valescing, Christian of the savings existing mortgages, second league said, homebuyers should be «nC mortgages and other forms of Since then, rates on conventional able to find some deals by shopping “creative financing” were the band- around. fixed-rate mortgages have fallen to aids that kept the housing market the 16-17 percent level, while rates Until market activity picks up and alive while mortgage rates were at houses move more quickly, buyers on “adjustable-rate” home loans record levels. According to a recent have dropped as low as 14V4 percent should be in a g o ^ position to realtors association survey, 60 per bargain on price and terms. — although the rate is subject to sub cent of all home sales involved some sequent adjustments as market con ChristUn also said more and more form of creative financing. As con ' lenders] have been willing to ditions change during the life of the ventional financing rates come loan. negotiate financing with a buyer on A ‘challengmg’ job down to more affordable levels, a house on which the institution Further rate declines are creative financing is expected to expected. holds the existing mortgage. A Rockwell International electrical technician stages at Rockwell’s Palmdale, Calif., facility, become less prevalent. For example, he said, if the buyer “I would be hopeful that we can As for rental housing, Carliner of Installs wiring In the forward fuselage section Is scheduled for delivery to the Kennedy count on fairly consistent and steady was considering purchase of a house of the space shuttle challenger, sister ship to Regional Data predicts a relatively with an existing 8 percent mortgage, Space Center, Fla., In the summer of 1982. declines over the first six months of moderate 7 percent Increase in Columbia. Challenger, In final production 1982, ” said James Christian, senior 'the lender m i^ t well be coaxed into rents in 1982, partly because of a issuing a new mortgage somewhere economist for the U.S. League of slowing in the overall rate of infla Savings Associations. in between the old rate and the tion. He doesn’t expect much pidnip prevailing rate. ’The lender gets a But Christian and most other in apartment building activity — at economists don’t expect conven Ugher yielding mortgage on the ieast not enough to significantly nooks, Christian said, and the Public Records tional mortgage rates to get down to ease the current squeeze in many the 11-12'percent level where would- borrower gets a lower-than-market parts of the nation. rate. be homelmyers could be expected to According to the National Multi- flood the market. Rather, most look Housing Cmmcil, a trade group, the' Executors deed ton and Kathleen 0. Thornton, Discharge of lien for rates to level off at 14 or IS per rental vacancy rate inside War of 1812 Hartford National Bank and ’Trust property at 71 Branford St., 860,000. Manchester Oil Heat against Nor cent sometime during the first half metropolitan areas averages 4.8 Co., executor for Eldward J. Holl es Robert J. Terry Sr. and Robert J. man Hohenthal. of the year. tate, to Charles Ponticelli, property percent nationwide. A vacancy rate ’The War of 1812 between the Terry Jr. to Kevin B. Sheehan and Elsa G. Griold against Robert B. Nevertheless, the difference lower than 5.0 percent is considered United States and Great Britain had at North Elm Street, less than 8500. Nadine M. Sheehan, property at 38 Grinpld. between an 18-19 percent rate and critical. three major canes: 1). British Paul R. Marte, executor of Helen Scarborough Road, 875,591. Release of lien 14-15 percent is the difference Carrier estate, to Daniel A. Buccino Meanwhile, home builders, shell warships blockading Napoleonic Certificate of lien State against Helen Carrier es between virtually no one being able shocked from the high interest rates France seized American trading and Entily S. Buccino, parcel of land State against Roger Voisine, tate. to afford a home and at least a few which have kept the industry in a ships; 2) Britain, refusing to at 36 Cambridge St., 852,000. property at 223 Oakland St., for State against Eugene Gilliland^ people being able to finance one. Bund for deed virtual depression for nearly two recognize naturalized American assistance payments to Sandra property at 49 Oliver Road, owned At 18 percent, monthly payments Pauline N. Plossay, Josephine years, are not about to race to break sailors, seized and impressed Voisine. by Euegne R. Gilliland and Nancy J on a 160,000 mortgage run |904, not ground on new developments until thousands of them into service; 3) Putinas and Anne T. McNeill to State against Sandra Voisine, GllUland. even counting taxes or insurance. At Lawrence A. Fiano, a property at the huge inventory of unsold homes Britain armed Indians who raided property at 223 Oakland St., for State against Eugene OilUland, 14 percent, monthly payments on is depleted and 'there is convincing western U.S. borders. 675 North Main St., 880,000. assitance payments. principal and interest run a more af property at 493 Hilliard St., owned evidence of a lasting turnaround. Manchester Garden Association State a^ in st James T. Moriarty, by Shirley L. Martinez and Felix M. fordable 8711 — nearly 8200 less. ‘"They’re only going to build if Lindted Partnership to Roy E. property at 15 Marble St., for Martinez. ^ While a percent mortga'gb rate they’re sure they are going to have Now you know Kej/fer, Unit 17F, Manchester assistance payments to Joan Release of water and sewer lien is not loW<^nough to have lilies for some sales,” said Sumichrast. lien Condominium, 842,500. Moriarty. ming at real estate offices, housing Town against Leonard B. and Homes have been sitting vacant The oldest existing national air i^nd installment contract State against Joan Moriarty, Lynn Ann Persky, property at 57-U analysts say, lower rates combined an average 12 months before being line is KLM of thq Netherlands, Kenneth L. Horseman and Elaine property at 15 Marple St., for Lockwood St. with economic recovery should sold, he said, compared to 6-7 which began service in 1920. W. Horseman to Jeffrey E. Thorn assistance payments. V