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By David Smothers lanky, brainy daughter whom he has • A Lebanese club member had Corp., Playboy last April opened a DPI Senior Editor groomed as crown princess of been allowed to “misbehave” in the $135 million, 50O-room casino and Playboy. She is a vice president of club 'and procure bunnies for pur­ hotel in the place that aspires to be CHICAGO — Playboy lost its Lon­ the corporation, but as yet has taken poses considered immoral. Las Vegas by the sea, Atlantic City, don money machine and may have no visible hand in the current None of which may sound like N.J. ^ . wound up with a $100 million honey much, but ran hard against the It is one of the largest and most stacking of cash. Bitter cold Manchester, Conn. pot. Hugh Hefner created Playboy adstere British gaming laws. They lavish gambling layouts in the city. That is $100 million cold cash for were enacted in 1960, after mafia Its casino area has 52,000 square Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 the shrinking domain of Playboy Magazine in 1953 out of borrowed tonight and Sunday money, a hedonistic dream, and a and other criminal interests tried to feet laid out in three tiers, a Enterprises Inc., a corporation muscle in on British gambling. prizefight program, bunny dealers, — See page 2 25 Cents devoted to hedonistic pursuits, centerfold of Marilyn Monroe. It grew as fast as Jack's beanstalk. and a site right next to the Atlantic erotic voyeurism and the selling of IT GO'r SO a casino could be City Convention Center, which is Playboy clubs and Playboy hotels slammed down for little more than the plush, slick life. spread across the land and beyond. linked to Playboy by an enclosed The money machine broke down littering the sidewalk. So the bridge. last October when pressures from The magazine pushed a splashy Playboy and Clermont clubs were Playboy lifestyle and Hefner's own, All of these are solid assets, par­ the British Gaming Board forced raided. Their licenses were put in ticularly since the convention Playboy to sell cut-rate, at $26 seemingly interminable. Playboy jeopardy. philosophy. There were Playboy business is the key to success in million, the two richest gambling Back in The Playboy Building on Atlantic City. But Playboy’s casino movies. Playboy books. Playboy Chicago’s Michigan Avenue, the casinos in London television shows, Playboy failed to live up to its bright promise The Playboy and the Clermont solution appeared obvious. Dump in the opening months. clubs, along with other British franchises. Hefner, by then savoring Lownes and his men and replace Bitter enterprises now sold, had accounted the Playboy life with resident him with Sir John Treacher, former When it opened, it featured an am­ Playboy playmates in Los Angeles cairfmander-in-chief of the British biance of relaxed, continental lor 85 percent of the company's ear­ and Chicago mansions, with a nings before taxes Royal Navy. sophistication. ’That didn’t play in custom-fitted DC-9, at his disposal, Atlantic City. Playboy made less liked to boast the image of the WTjat better way, it seemed, to !•! \ llO\ I (H.I.OW i:i> by un- prove to the British that Playboy’s than a competing casino with 60 per­ lomli. two losers, resorts and coun­ Playboy bunny ears was the second cent fewer gaming tables and slot most famous trademark in the heart was pure and its casinos were cold try eluos at l.iike Geneva, Wis.. and machines. world, yielding only to “Coke." in good English hands? Great Gorge, N .1 Tliey went for $42 It was not the way. By giving million Wlial with cash a.s.sets being It all smelled of money. But it got Lownes the quick heaye, in the eyes SO MUCH FOR continental repatriated " from the United to be too much. of the British Gaming Board, sophistication. ’The casino’s first Kingdom, plus otlier considerations, Playboy had demonstrated its president was shipped out and a new that added up lo roughly $100 Till-: IIEVDAY of the big man came in promising to jazz up spenders, to whom Playboy had gaming tables were controlled from million the operation. to hit Chicago, not London. The problem now is what to do always catered, dwindled. Bon vivants with expense accounts and “It was a brutal catch-22, no-win “We’ll be catering more to. the with the $1(81 million, assuming all situation," Daniels said in an inter­ ladies at the slot machines,” Enjoy the brief thaw today, of that comes through on schedule. Playboy Club keys at the ready were not showing up as they used to. view. Daniels said. because it will not last. The solution to this pleasantly “The only thing we could do from While temperatures are expected teasing question rests largely with The sprouts sent out by the Another hitch appeared. Playboy- magazine were withering. Its this distance was remove the to climb today into the upper 20s or two men -r Playboy founder, self- Atlantic City has been operating on low 30s — the closest thing we have executive structure was overgrown. management and replace it with a 9-month temporary license. Now appointed symbol and chief management which we hoped would had to a heat wave in a long time — stockholder Hugh Marston Hefner, The operation had spread too far came the London affair threatening and a great deal too fast. have their confidence. They then the National Weather Service at and his chief operating officer. to queer Playboy’s chances for a Bradley Airport is predicting that But there was one constant winner said, ‘Well, that’s too much foreign vital license extension. Derick January Daniels. control, jumping in and doing it the the mercury will drop sharply and Hefner, 55, spends most of his in the Playboy mushroom — the British money machine. way you did.’’’ The New Jersey Division of suddenly later this afternoon. time holed up in a mansion on the Gaming Enforcement said such outskirts of Los Angeles. He is Playboy opened in London in 1966 By tonight, we will have bitter and became the biggest, most LONG BEI'ORE I'llA r, the “serious violations” had been aired m i cold with temperatures falling as ensconced with movie celebrities, success of the London operations in Britain that Playboy should not be nubile Playboy bunnies, and a fashionable place to gamble in HUGH HEFNER -low as 10 below and climbing no had given Playboy such confidence considered fit to operate in Atlantic higher than zero. galaxy of pinball machines, to all of England. relaxed at recent N.J. Casino Control Commission hearing in its ability to run a gambling The high rollers, or punters as the City, This dark recommendation Sunday will be sunny, but which he is devoted, enterprise that it elected to make went to the Casino Control Commis­ Herald photo by Pinto A man with such a diversity of British call them, were of the inter­ temperatures are predicted to stay national jet set. The really big one of its biggest gambles ever. sion for a decision expected early in in single numbers. diversions at his disposal could easi­ In partnership with Elsinore 1982. ly be excused for keeping himself money started coming in the mid- Stocks were the talk of England. So licenses for Ladbroke’s four London ’This bitter cold follows on the scarce. This is what Hefner has 1970s, when the Lebanese civil war were reports that Lownes, at casinos. They had to close. heals of the back-to-back done lately drove the Arab oil satraps from $500,000-a-year plus, was the highest Ladbroke, a well-endowed and Bennet housing: snowstorms that struck Manchester However, he assured a recent their old gambling haunts in Beirut. paid executive in the land. He was a very well managed leisure empire Public records and most of New England this week. stockholders' meeting he maintains They had heard about the superbly dominant star in the Playboy of casinos, betting shops, race stacked bunnies at the Playboy and A second layer of snow blanketed active involvement with the galaxy, a senior vice president, and, tracks and hotels, counter-attacked. Connecticut Friday from a storm "creative end " of his flagship it's even more elegant companion insiders said, aiming for a lot more. It had paid two former Playboy that moved over the state ’Thursday magazine and other Playboy enter- club, the Clermont, They had heard Playboy let Lownes have his way employees $10,(KX) each for all the no 'strings' in it of special favors granted the very night. ’The snowfall ranged from pri.ses. in almost all things because British dirt they had and this dossier was V( urriinly Christie Hefner, 30, Hefner's Word of rather wild parties at Lownes moved to block renewal of so they could bring in hotel guests. Real E-1 Limited Partnership. Bennet school complex to elderly now. running. housing. But, aside from the expense, the The plan would involve combining BEFORE PENSION funds could effects of the storm locally was Consumer Reports town pension funds and private in­ be invested, the plan would need ap­ minimal. Other parts of New vestment to spur conversion of the proval from the town Pension Board England did not fare so well. vacant top two floors of the building and employees labor unions, as well to 28 housing units. as the Board of Directors. The storms were blamed for six Since there would be no federal A presentation will be made to deaths in Rhode Island. Four men Bumpers subsidies — with the accompanying those groups next Thursday. and an 81-year-old woman died red tape — involved, work could To keep rental costs at or below Thursday while shoveling or using Hie Eagle brings you a snow blowers. A sixth shoveler died begin as soon as this spring and market levels, the project would use tenants could begin moving in by the a process called “syndication.” Wednesday night. fall. Director' Stephen Tr Cassano The town would retain ownership ’The cause in all six deaths was are safer Herald photos by Pinto told reporters Friday. of the building, but would turn over heart attacks. ’The plans, which officials at a lease control of the bousing to a non­ Meanwhile, Massachusetts police Town officials (top) unvellded tentative plans Klelnschmidt, Town Planner Alan F. Lamson press conference Friday stressed as profit entity for the life of the reported two weather-related By the Editors NHTSA recently did a new, bener and exjianded at a press conference Friday afternoon to and Community Development Corporation tentative, would call for an invest­ mortgage, probably 30 years. deaths. ’The body of Mark A. Crean, of Consumer Reports new cost-benefit analysis ’This limited partner, in effect the’ that the agency claims convert part of a Bennet Junior High School Consultant Arthur N. Greenblatt. Cassano, ment of some $1 million of town pen­ 73, was found by firefighters in the building to elderly housing. From left to right Diana and Klelnschmidt are members of the sion funds as mortgage for the landlord, would sell shares in the woods near his Deerfield home Since 1979 automakers shows the 5-mph bumper partnership to interested investors. have been required to standard isn't worth it. are town General Manager Robert B. Weiss, Board of Directors real estate committee. project. ’Thursday aftern^n, more than 12 ’liie pension investment would be Arthur N. Greenblatt, managing equip cars with bumpers In assessing the cost of Democratic Director Stephen T. Ca^sano, Pictured above is the front entrance to the hours after his "wife reported him bix-Sbeher repay^ from the tenant’s rental missing. Officials said he died of that will allow the vehicle the regulation, one of the Republican , Director William J. Diana, Bennet Junior High School building. payments, Cassano said. Please turn lo page 10 exposure. lo get through a 5-mph ac­ factors figured in by Democratic Director Arnold M. cident undamaged. But the NHTSA was the cost of the High interest. Guaranteed. An IRA from First Federal Sav­ National Highway Traffic time it would take a con­ The Universal IRA. ings earns high interest, too...money market interest...that’s Safety Administration sumer to negotiate repairs, Everyone is eligible. As of January 1, everyone who works ■ guaranteed over the term of your investment. To give you an proposes to eliminate all deliver a car for repairs, absolutely everyone — is eligible for an Individual Retirement idea of how your IRA savings can benefit from the high interest Too much extra weight? crash standards for rear arrange for other transpor­ Account (IRA), even if you’re covered by another retirement and tax benefit features, consult the chart. bumpers and either tation while repairs were plan at work. Previously, if your company had a pension plan, eliminate the front bumper being made and get reim­ you weren’t eligible. Years ol Without With Tax standard or reduce it from bursed by the insurance Contributions increased. Maximum annual contribut)ons Contribution IRA IRA Savings 5 mph to 2.5 mph. company. This aggravation have been increased to 100% of your annual income up to 10 $23,259 $41,480 $18,221 In testing cars. Con­ and time (two hours in $2,000 or to $4,000'lf both husband and wife are 15 Pilot says he saw ice on doomed plane sumer Reports has 45,027 NHTSA's estimate) would working. For married couples where only one 90,834 45,807 rammed bumpers with a be worth about $25. 20 ’bumper basher” — a Experts have disputed spouse is working, the maximum annual contri­ 78,607 181,514 102,907 bution has been increased to $2,250. By Robert Mackay jet hit a bridge and plunged into the said he believed the plane was de­ from the 14th Street Bridge and the fice for identification and wreckage cial aviation accident in 26 months heavy steel battering ram this and other NHTSA 25 130,408 348,127 217,719 will go to a hangar at National Air­ included four people from cars hit that crashes into the figures that the agency it’s a tax shelter. Aside from the univer­ United Press International river, killing at least 78 people on iced twice before it “went out in the Virginia bank of the Potomac. 30 210,316 654,256 443,940 An exploratory' dive Thursday port. by the plane as it clipped the 14th bumper at 5 mph. Before uses to Show that the cost- sal eligibility and the high maximum the. bridge and in the plane. departure line. Dave Mulligan, vice WASHING’TON (UPI) — A pilot Recovery teams began fullscale president for operations, said that located intact the plane’s two so- ’The presumed death toll of 78 Street Bridge before crashing into 1979. it was not unusual to benefit of the bumper deposits allowed, one of the greatest ------.. ww ’V i«iA a i i u d il who taxied for takeoff alongside an diving operations in search of 65 yic- American Airlines, which services called “black boxes” — a flight data from the first major U.S. commer­ the river. have to replace the bumper regulation is only break- ■ annual $2,000 contribution let! on deposit benefits of an IRA is the tax break it Alr Florida jetliner minutes before tims trapped in or near the body of Air Florida planes at National Air­ recorder and a cockpit voice following this test and even. NHTSA wants to offers. The deposits you make to the at an annual rale of 12%. compounded continuously with an elfective yield it crashed into the Potomac River the plane under about 25 feet of port, de-iced the plane “with a stan­ recorder actually colored orange for make other repairs on eliminate the standard. account are tax-deductible on your what was often extensive If you’d rather sbve a o( 12.94%. The annual rate of 12% is a hypothetical rate which First Federal told Investigators Friday he saw a crusted waters, dard combination of glycol and hot visibility. McAdams said they will federal income tax return for the Savings believes is realistic lo achieve over the life of the retire|Tienl buildup of Ice on the aircraft’s wings Police said they also will check water.” provide “definitive information as damage after an encounter few hundred on your next year the contribution is made and your interest fund. Market rates may fluctuate over the term of the account. with a basher. low-speed rear-end colli­ and fuselage. whether there were any cars shoved But McAdams said the plane may to when the aircraft left the Tax series starts The Insurance Institutee sion and avoid the hassle of earned is tax-deferred. You don’t pay taxes on Insured savings. AII tax-sheltered savings plans The report backed the in- into the water from the bridge by have waited 35 to 40 minutes for per­ ground.” of Highway Safety got repairs, write: Bumper the contributions and the high interest you at First Federal Savings are insured by the vestigators’ theory that ice may the plummeting plane, mission to take off after its last de­ ’Three nine-man teams of divers similar results in crash Standard!; Docket No. 73- earn until you withdraw your funds at Federal Savings and Loan insurance Corporation, hqve made the plane too heavy to The five survivors from the plane icing. He said investigators, who im­ from the Army, Navy and Coast in Monday Herald tsts conducted last year. 19, Docket Section, Rm. retirement. At that time, you’ll probably a permanent agency of the U.S, Government! climb as it lifted off from National were reporting in satisfactory con- pounded the solution several hours Guard stationed diving platforms at Out of 12 1980 cars that 5108, National Highway be in a more favorable tax situation. Aiiport Wednesday in a blinding dition and improving. They received after the crash, were checking the three locations on the murky water were crashed into a barrier Safety Administration, 4(10 snowstorm. ’The,big blue and white a surprise visit at their hospital proportions of ethyl glycol and hot choked with ice and debris. . Syndicated columnist Sylvia private letters that were favorable No fees, with a First Federal tax- An IRA...it’s a tax shelter, to the taxpayers. at 5 mph, not one car 7th St., S.W., Washin^on, sheltered savings plan, there are no fees, Friday from -first lady Nancy water. William Heiren, one of the divers Porter’s 22nd annual income tax Reagan. Mrs. Reagan later called ‘The Airline Pilots Association series will begin Monday, Jan. 18 in In fact, dne of her three columns sustained damage. Ten D.C. 20590. commissions, or other administrative it’s a tax break, it’s a who went down ’Thursday, said the the meetings ‘‘emotionally recently said some de-icing , the Manchester Herald, with the 16- on medical expenses reveals a years ago on 1972 models, (For a special reprint of charges. work was complicated by ice, low the damage averaged $200 Consumers Union’s evalua­ secured investment. draining.” chemicals are inadequate because visibility, freezing temperatures, ‘ part series offering exclusive favorable court ruling on hair per car. That would be tion of which cars do best I n H A V Francis McAdams, one of five they remove ice that has formed, jagged metal from the wreckage material on medical expenses, of­ transplant operations being allowed more than $400 per car at in crashees, send $1 for i n U O ^ National ‘Transportation Safety but do not prevent it from refor­ and a high concentration of jet fuel fice in the home and 18 key Tax as a medical expense. “The court today’s repair prices. each copy to , , Board investigators, told a news ming. that irritates the skin and makes .„,Ck)urt decisions. upheld the taxpayer’s deduction The new bumpers CONSUMERS, P.O. Box Advice — ...... conference that a Braniff Airways An industry source, who requested debris slippery. “ What differentiates my tax even though the surgical procedure resulting from the 5-mph 461, Radio City Station, ...... ■ pilot on a parallel taxiway “notlc^ anonymity, said SO minutes elapsed ‘“The ice is probably the biggest series from just about all the others of hair transplantation was under­ standard also pose smaller New York, NY 10019. Be Qiurchw ...... • ice, not only on the wings, but also between the de-icing and the takeoff thing,” he said. “It just gets in their as well as the U.S. government’s taken for purety cosmetic reasons.” hazards to pedestrians, sure to ask for the eprint on Classified . . . • on the fuselage” of the Air Florida at 3:58 p.in. EST. ‘There was a way of everything.” Although the own tax guides and the Internal In addition to three articles on since they have a greater car-crash results.) Com ics...... 7 3 7 jet. Tlie pilot asked not to be backup of planes because the airport divers could ^ y down for “a couple Revenue Service's own booklets is medical expenses, the Porter series capacity to absorb the EkWorlal ...... •* identified. had been closed for 73 minutes to Of hours.” Herren said, it was likely that my material includes results discusses casualty losses, education force of impact in an acci­ B i l ^ m e n t ...... “ if he noUced the ice, perhaps clear the one runway in operation. they would work In half-hour shifts. from Tax Court decisions plus infor­ expenses, office at home, business dent. Playing bridge ...... in there was quite a buildup of ice.” ’The sun came out for the first Recovery workers set up a drab' mation that may not be known even auto expenses, sales tax deductions, Under the law, NHTSA Oswald Jacoby and Alan .O U n w es ...... ” "7-4> McAdams said. Ice, he said, adds time since Wednesday'^ snowstorm brown tent on the Virginia bank to to local IRS agents,” Ms. Porter mortgage-intere&t deductions, barter clubs and auto rebates, six- can roll back the bumper Sontag write about bridge Flist Fedeiai Savings 2r?” ? : : 1 ...... ‘ m substantial weight and “can destroy but the wind chill factor hovered serve as a temporary morgue. ’They said. around zero as recovery workers said bodies will be tnmsfened to the Ms. Porter's series also discusses month certificates and highlights standard if it can show that — every day on the comics East Hartford. Glastonbury. South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rdckville and South Windsor ...... the performance of an aircraft.” the cost of the standard page of the Manchester Air Florida president Ell llmoner began their third day of operations Washington medical examiner’s of­ three Internal Revenue Service for your 1981 return. outweighs its benefits. Herald.

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DETROIT (DPI) — Ford Motor Co. Friday gave the United Auto Workers a proposal for cuts in labor costs and paid personal holidays. But it made no mention of UPl photo the trade-off. already approved by General Motors L E E WILLIAMS, JAMES "DUTCH” JAMES S. SMITH, Today’s forecast MARIAN ZAMAfTIS, EDNA WADA8, Corp., involving sticker price cuts in exchange for con- ROBERT KOZLOttSKI, JAN MOULTON, An­ STEVEN VI8NY, ManohestSR "I think the FOGARTY, Manchester: Manchester: "I think It's ManoliostoR “They were Manoheelar. "They said Cessions. New York Governor Hugh Carey Is applauded by his wife, Evangeline, Increasing cloudiness Saturday with a 50 percent Manchester: " T h e y dover. "I think It's safer Coventry: "I think they are planes are as safe as they “Sure, It’s safe to fly. I safe to fly, but they had Formal negotiations between GM and the UAW were Just saying on TV a couple they had problems before after he announced Friday he wouldn’t seek election to a third term as chance of some light snow in the afternoon. Highs low definitely could make than a car. You could get pretty safe. M y sister Is an always were. I think they listened to an interview on such a storm, you'd have expected to resume later in the day — the filth day of airline stewardess for U.S. of weeks ago that they they left the ground. They governor. Carey cited personal and political reasons for not running 30s. Clearing, becoming windy and bitterly cold^tur- things a bK safer. From killed In a car or Just were negligent, though. television — an Interview thought they would have early contract talks between the union and the auto in­ day night. Temperatures falling to near zero. Mostly walking across the street. Air. Sh e 's pretty confident haven't had a big airplane shouldn't have taken off.” what I understand, I But I doubt It was because with a pilot — and he said g r o u n d e d It. I think again: sunny, windy and bitterly cold Sunday vvith But, no, they should not of the airline controllers in 'crash In' over two years. I dustry. believe the wings were of the air traffic con­ that It's the pilot’s decision someone down there UAW President Douglas A. Fraser led the union team temperatures remaining near zero. Southwest winds Iced over. That should have been flying In that there now. It was bad don't know. 1 don't think It to fly or not. I’d fly today.” would have used some at GM, underscoring the significance of the wra because of the air trollers. They had these Saturday 10-15 mph. Winds shifting to northwest Satur­ have been checked. If that weather.” v weather, but compared to problems when all the common sense and traffic controllers. They negotiations. . Haldeman films NAACP fights day evening and increasing to 20-30 mph Saturday night. airstrip Is too short, why the number of auto ac­ controllers were on.” grounded all flights. But I Donald Ephlin, the union’s chief negotiator, termed hasn't that been cor­ cidents, flying Is safe. It said that It was a wouldn't be afraid to fly.” the Ford proposal “a murky, confusing document” and rected? But 1 would still was one of those things dangerous airport.” said it was "an almost 180-degree turn in the opposite to debut on TV plan to drop suit fly." that could have happened direction" from the UAW’s original proposal. Extended outlook anywhere.” In addition to personal holiday cuts, the Ford plan also LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Former White House Chief WASHINGTON (UPI) — The NAACP, clashing head- BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England asks the union for other labor cost reductions, which of Staff H.R, Haldeman, once the powerful top aide to on with the Reagan administration, urged the Supreme Monday through Wednesday: Peter Pestillo, the company’s vice president for labor President Nixon, shot reels of film during the Nixon ad­ Court Friday not to drop a major test ca^e on whether Massarhusells, Rhode Island and Conneclicult relatons, refused to specify. ministration that will be made into a television religious schools that practice racial discrimination Generally fair weather Monday and Tuesday. Cloudy No new programs planned documentary, a producer said Friday. should be tax-exeinpt. with a chance of snow Wednesdy. Highs in the teens Haldeman, who has carefully avoided the public eye Vice President George Bush, meanwhile, Monday and Tuesday, in the 20s Wednesday. Lows Reagan resists since lie served 18 months in prison for his role in acknowledged there are some public “perceptual generally 5 above to 10 below zero Monday and Tuesday, Watergate, will narrate the six-hour series, said problems” about the administration’s stand on racial in the teens Wednesday. , producer Jim Devany of JPD Entertainment. discrimination. Maine, New Hampshire: Scattered flurries Monday new tax hikes The 27 hours of film, shot with a super 8mm camera, The NAACP tiled papers asking the high court to and Tuesday. Chace of snow Wednesday. Lows 15 to 25 'Massage job' to mean tight town budget includes scenes of Nixon’s historical trip to China and reject the administration’s suggestion that it drop a below zero north and zero to 10 below south. Highs zero case involving tax exemptions for Bob Jones University WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan, running footage from Key Biscayne, Fla., where top aides were to 10 above north and 10 to 20 south. “Department and division heads informed that government officials were being at Greenville, S.C., and Goldsboro Christian Schools in come in at 6 percent,” he said. out of time to make a decision on tax bikes, listened By Paul Hendrie A THIRD OF the town are expected to be fiscally conser­ wiretapped, Devaney said. Goldsboro, N.C. HUESTIS WILL HAVE the dif­ Friday to budgetary advice from Republican allies in Herald Reporter departments were supposed to sub­ “A fo sl department heads are being extreme­ vative in their budget preparation the Senate, but continued resisting tbe idea of cutting "It’s the only footage in existence of what might be Such schools represent a "racial insult and badge of mit their budget requests for fiscal ficult job of sharpening his pencil slavery,” the civil rights group told the justices in National forecast processes, plan lor maintenance of the growing federal deficit with a tax increase, called the beginning of Watergate,” Devaney said. “It Town Budget and Research Of­ 1982-83 by Jan. 7, a second third by ly frugaL It is difficult, however.” and trimming the budgets wherever current levels of service or activity Reagan saw Senate Republican leader Howard Baker, was announced that weekend at Key Biscayne that it urging them not to force black taxpayers to “subsidize Jan. 14 aiid the rest by Jan. 21. possible, before they go to Weiss. racial discrimination.” By United Press International Los Angeles sy 71 40 ficer Robert Huestis said he already — Budget Officer Robert Huestis at maximum,” he wrote. chairman Bob Dole of the Finance Committee and had been decided to wiretap government officials and it ClCy & Fcsl Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc 20 17 has received budget requests from Later, Weiss will present the chairman Pete Domenici of the Budget Committee as became a controversial case.” The Treasury Department announced last week it was Albuquerque sy 42 20 .... Memphis pc 25 23 Huestis said most of the depart­ Town directors from both parties reversing a 12-year-old policy that empowered the Inter­ Anchorage cy 14 11 .... Miami Beach f 76 44 some town departments and he ment heads have met their budget requests to the Board of have pledged to make personnel he pieced his way though the 1983 budget. The film covers the Nixon years from 1969 to 1973, Asheville pc • 36 13 .19 Milwaukee sn 16 00 expects to have the rest by next when Haldeman resigned from the administration nal Revenue Service to strip discriminatory schools of Minneapolis sn 00 deadlines. Directors. cuts only as a last resort. At issue are tax increases in fiscal 1983. Reagan Atlanta pc 30 11 .13 Itiursday. being extremely frugal,” he said. doesn’t want them, but the lawmakers and some of his during Watergate, and consequently will not touch much tax exemptions. Billings sn 46 0 .02 Nashville pc 23 15 “There are no bottom-line figures Ckits in state and federal funding But on Monday, with protests over that announcement Birmingham pc 21 20 .... New Orleans fg 38 29 “The only ones in the firet third for any departments yet,” he added. “It is difficult, however.” advisers are pressuring him to accept tax hikes as a way on the scandal. Boston pc 24 19 .02 New York pc 27 20 Now, his job is to get the have made it difficult for the town to still blaring. President Reagan said be would propose 58 27 that were late were the elected of­ to lower the whopping federal deficit. Brwnsvll Tx.pc 60 35 .... Oklahm Cty cy proposals ready for General For example, Huestis said depart­ balance its books this fiscal year, legislation to turn the 12-year-old IRS policy into law. Buffalo pc 19 13 .04 Omaha w IS 11 Manager Robert B. Weiss and, after ficials, like the registrar’s office ment heads have been told to Reagan is expected to announce his decisions in the Chrlstn S.C. sy 41 29 .19 Philadelphia pc 29 19 and the town clerk, but they just had IN A DEC. 8 MEMO to all town and town officials are afraid the Bunglaow comes from the Hin­ State of the Union address Jan. 26 and later in his budget Charltt N.C. pc 32 15 34 Phoenix sy 61 40 . that, the Board of Directors. department beads, Huestis in­ prepare for a 30 percent increase in coming year will be even tougher. dustani “bungla” meaning “of or Chicago sn 09 -10 .01 Pittsburgh cy 21 05 an election to be concerned with, so electric costs. message to Congress, expected Feb, 8. Cleveland cy 21 02 .... Portland Me. w “The manager hasn't received that’s understandable,” he said. structed them to keep their In his Dec. 8 memo, Huestis belonging to Bengal.” Bungalows According to Baker, Reagan kept his thinking to Permanent Columbus sn 21 —4 .... Portland Or. cy anything formal right how,” proposed, non-salary budget in­ Diet may calm Dallas sy 62 29 .... Providence pc “If you say you can only go up in warned that the best town were the types of bouses occupied himself during Friday’s meeting. He said the president 26 21 Huestis said the budget prepara­ Denver pc 52 32 .... Richmond sy ' explained Huestis. “R i^ t now, the creases for the next fiscal year un­ your total budget by 6 percent in a departments could hope to do is by Europeans in Malaysia, weighed their advice, although it was clear Reagan was Des Moines w 13 0 .07 St. Louis cy 14 12 individual departments are submit­ tion is still in the preliminary stage, resembling the homes common to martial law? Salt Lak Ctypc 40 33 der 6 percent. year, then you say one item is going preserve the programs they have not enthusiastic about tax increases, having just won the hyperactive Detroit sn 21 01 .04 with nothing but very tentative Duluth sn 08 - 3 .02 San Antonio sy 56 25 U1 ting their proposals to me and I'm to go up 30 percent, it’s difficult to now. the natives of Bengal. record personal income tax cuts. El Paso pc SO 22 .... San Diego sy 68 48 .... kind of massaging them into shape.” numbers. "Most department heads are WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — Polish leaders told a U.S. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A National Institutes of Hartford pc 25 14 .07 San Franese fg 40 41 .... 80 70 .... San Juan mm 86 74 .... senator Friday that Lech Walesa would be freed if he Health committee trying to sort out the controversy Honolulu pc SO 44 .... began talks with the government. But the assurances Indianapolis sn 17-13 .02 Seattle cy over food additives and hyperactivity in children agreed Jacksn Mss. pc SI 13 .... Spokane pc 39 31 .... Fornrpr busboy came amid calls for a purge of dissidents and plans to JackfOQville f 57 71 30 Tampa, f ’ 8 32 1.16 convene parliament to approve martial law decrees. Friday an initial trial of dietary restrictions may be 9*'Kan&8 City cy 34 08 .... Washington sy 19 .11 Tax collectors urged warranted to treat behavioral problems. Las Vegas sy 56 34 .... Wichita pc 54 22 .... RIZZO SKI MARTS guilty of arson The government said parliament will meet Jan. 25-26 But the 13-member panel of doctors, researchers, a Little Rock sy 40 36 .... for the first time since the Dec. 13 crackdown to con­ lawyer and a consumer representative said flatly that state Rep. J. Peter the state has to do Is Bolton and soon wUI in­ sider a bill converting the martial law decrees into diet “should not be universally applied to the treatment Fusscas, R-Marlborough, collect them, clude a portion of LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — Philip Cline, a 24-year-old thinks there are enou^ Fusscas, whose district Manchester, has proposed JANUARY WHITE SALE! former busboy, was convicted Friday of murdering civilian law — a move that could make military rule a of childhood hyperactivity at this time.” Thers’s W HITE stuff on the ground and skiing Is Qrsatl What permanent feature of Polish life. There have been some estimates that as many as one taxes on the books; now all includes Andover and legislation that would call eight people at the Las Vegas Hilton by deliberately set- for hiring of additional tax a tlms for a SK I CLEA R A N CE 8ALEI All odda and ends, . ting fire to the world’s largest hotel 11 months ago. The official statement said Poland’s military leader of every five children may exhibit at least some of the L ottery behavior disturbances that have been grouped under the auditors. ovarstocka and limited size rune D RASTICALLY REDUCEDI A three-man, nine-woman jury locked in heated Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski would address parliament, Fusscas said this would debate for a week, found Cline guilty on eight counts of raising speculation he would set forth the regime’s label of hyperactivity. These include short attention span, impulsiveness, a lack of concentration, apathy and help the state recoup hun­ first degree murder and one count of first degree arson future plans in his first major pronouncement since dreds of thousands of rebelliousness. Calendars 11 DAYS ONLY - JAN. 14 THRU JAN. 24 on the seventh day of deliberations. declaring martial law. Numbers drawn in New Rhode Island “4-40” : 10- dollars in uncollected Cline bowed his head slightly when the first guilty ver­ Doctors recently have been using amphetamine-like Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S.D., at a news conference in drugs to treat hyperactivity. England Friday: 14-31-17. taxes. dict was read and then remained calmiy seated as the Warsaw, said he told Polish officials'that Solidairity Connecticut daily: 707. Maine daily: 890. “I beUeve we have CLOTHING court clerk recited guilty verdicts on the other counts. The committee heard reports from both sides of the leader Walesa must be freed before relations with the controversy for two days and said in its draft consensus Connecticut “ Play Vermont dally: 563. enough taxes on the books ALL Sea & Ski jackets Judge Addeliar Guy ordered Cline to return to court West can be improved. Four” : 0000. New Hampshire weekly: now and that by hiring ad­ *80 - *81 values to $90 $49.95 Jan. 20 for a penalty hearing, during which the same statement that medical observations “indicate frequent Manchester dramatic improvements in many hyperactive children” Rhode Island daily : 4024. 446-90-blue. ditional tax auditors to ALL Roan & J.C.Killy Jackets jury will determine whether he will die in the gas Pressler, a member of the Senate Relations Com­ 919.98 given restrictive diets. nnake certain that these SKI BOOTS chamber or receive a lesser sentence. mittee and the first U.S. official to visit Poland since Monday •. , laws are properly ad­ values to $55 The fire caused ?14 million property damage to the martial law was declared, was himself briefly detained The committee concluded that a “small group” of Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln list sale ALL Touch Down Parkas children may be helped by these diets, but it said there ministered, we can avoid hotel and $14 million in lost business, a corporate by security police as he and three American television Center. the need for any new or in­ Nordics N o va...... $140 69.8B $39.98 values to $70 spokesman said. The corporation recovered $14 million network crew began filming the inside of a supermarket is no way to determine which youngsters will and which Traffic Committee, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall coffee room. creased taxes,” Fusscas Nordics Breeze...... 160 79.98 A L L Touch Down Vests in insurance. in downtown Warsaw. will not be helped by the special diets. Democratic Town Committee executive committee, $19.95 value to $40 said. Caber M lu ra...... 155 99.98 7:30 p.m., Town HaU heading room. , He said proper coUection SKYR Turtlenecks $14.95 Board of Education Plaiming- S a t 10-5 derailed at EpInay-sur-Selne, north of Paris. A second passenger train moving In Friday. ^ wJjrniM^InmmlsstoB. 7:80 p.m,, Oommi^ty iW . Roond” — every day on the Su n . 12-5 the opposite direction hit the derailed coach, killing two and Injuring 14. Zoning Commission, 7:10 p.m., Fireplace Room, Oom- opinion page of The m. t). Vwnon Circto .VERNON . (724St7 A— fc aiwNRlnrton - 947-9420 ' monlty HaU. Herald. 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U 4 - THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 I. WindchHI: 100-below opinion / Commentary Cpid socks Midwest again

a week Friday. The cold knew no distinc­ By Tim Coder recovery was underway Minnesota temperatures to. from storms that nearly bottom as low as 45-below Forecasters said the new tion between rich and poor. United Press paralyzed the Northeast zero and push windchill deep deep freeze — Pipes burst at “The House NASA whistle-blower becomes target International with more than a foot of levels to 100-below. Slightly relatively speaking — of Cash” in Henderson­ ville, Tenn., the offices and A once-in-a-century snow and shut down the warmer windchills in the would sting the heart of Deep South with snow and 60-to-80-below zero range Dbcie by Saturday. recording studio of country winter storm roared out of The Dixie death toll music singer Johnny Cash. Canada for the second time ice. were predicted from South communists "under the bed.” What nia, which will get $7,665 bilUon in "It’s one of these things Dakota to Illinois .and stood at more than 60. Damage was estimated at B-1 contracts; Ohio, which will get in a week Friday and Schools remained closed, $500,000. WASHINGTON — The most charges by an I.G. team — sup­ he actually saw — and documented threatened to spread its that is almost unheard of,” , Michigan. $5,416 billion, and Washington, Florida citrus and Skies were clear after an valuable species of bureaucratic life posedly independent and therefore — were Soviet agents in the records frozen misery from the said Allan Morrison, lead The mercury in Chicago which will get $3,048 billion. Only 11 forecaster for the National plunged to 10-below zero in vegetable crops were overnight 2 inch snowfall in is the whistleblower. For it takes an impartial — from the Houstpg and center of the General Accounting Rockies to the Atlantic and Washington, site of a Urban Development Departmept. states in all will gamer greater Weather Service in predawn hours. Readings ' wrecked and thousands of insider who knows his way around Jack Anderson Office. south to the Florida house pipes burst in clogs Wednesday plane crash in The investigators from next door , amounts in contracts than their Panhaffdlc- Windchill Chicago. “You don’t look reaching minus-20 and the bureaucratic maze to uncover a What is happening to Ralph lower were predicted for rot ice. a snowstorm that killed 78 went through their routines and then citizens and corporations will pay in temperatures as low, as for a 125-year-old record to people. Military divers government scandal. Washington Merry-Go-Round Sharer has happened to every be broken or tied in a week. early Saturday. Alabama utility officials I have dealt with dozens of infor­ issued a whitewash report: whistleblower before him. If the taxes as their share of the bomber 100-below zero were said as of Friday up to a- were ordered into the forecast for the upper The only hope for the Shoppers rushed to mants who had the toughness and Sharer responded with a blistering federal managers can’t furtively program. The rest would suffer a half-million households and Potomac River in efforts Midwest. weekend, he said, was that squirrel away groceries courage to blow the whistle. All of critique accusing HUD’s in­ suppress the lonely informer, they net drain. throughout the Midwest. businesses could be suf­ to recover scores of bodies A nationwide survey winds might not maintain entombed in the icy them came to the same end; they vestigators of covering up for their will publicly discredit him. Michigan, for example, already their Intensity throughout “It takes one storm to fering through electricity suffering from high unemployment showed at least 224 people blackouts, caused by the waters. became the targets in place of the NASA counterparts. Now the whole gressional oversight committees Meanwhile, they will retaliate had died in the wave of cold the weekend to push make people edgy,” said incestuous mess is being in­ I have warned the White House of in the auto industry, would pay Daryl Kruse, manager of a heavy layers of snow and The sun shone on New real culprits. see his final report on the scandal. against him — an action intended to and snow that began its windchill factors doWn to England, where a one-two these manipulations and have been almost $1.5 billion more in taxes for Des Moines, Iowa, grocery ice. U P l p h o to Now another whistleblower has vestigated by the FBI, various con­ To his everlasting credit, he dis­ intimidate others from revealing of­ siege last weekend and Siberian depths. punch of storms dumped gressional committees and the Of­ assured that the Reagan administra­ the B-1 than it will take in in con­ “ Last week’s record storm, reporting a run on “In all, about 300 ad­ stepped up. He is Ralph Sharer, an obeyed these orders and gave the ficial embarrassments. produced the coldest ditional crew personnel are about a foot of snow. The fice of Special Counsel. The latter tion will heed, not hinder. Sharer’s tracts. weather of the 26th Cen-' may not be broke but it’ll staples. Long Island commuters head for Manhattan on investigator in the inspector FBI a copy of his report. He was Footnote: Much of Sharer’s Temperatures in much of either here or on their way New York City area was has ordered a stay on Sharer's whistleblowing. Dr. James R. Anderson, who did tury. be- pressed,” Morrison blanketed with another 3 fighting their way through a second snowstorm ®° J general’s office of the National Sharer’s troubles at NASA promptiy assigned to study marine critique of the HUD I.G. whitewash said. "But it will be mis­ the ice-encrusted Deep to help the 750 linesmen we Aeronautics and Space Administra­ firing, which was supposed to take the study with Employment Expected to rival last inches (of snow early days. The Islanders awoke to five Inches of snow on top of f weren’t the first time he has rocked mammals. has now been confirmed by James erable, and who cares South climbed above have,” said John Russom, effect on Jan. 4. Research Associates of Lansing, weekend’s weather for suf­ an Alabama Power Co. Friday, bringing totals to inches and more from the previous day. tion. He dared to bloiy.the whistle on the bureaucratic boat and been In addition to the KGB expose, Phillips, a crack investigator for when it gets that cold?” freezing and into the 40s misconduct by his colleagues in the But federal officials are efficient Mich., told my reporter Sharon fering, the cold wave began spokesman. about 7 inches. tossed over the side. Back in 1979, as Sharer reported such security Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah. My own its assault before real Forecasters predicted for the first time in nearly I.G. office. at burying scandals. They are now violations at GAO as briefcases with associate. Indy Badhwar, has Spivak that the interest alone on the slyly trying to transfer the scandals an investigator for the General Ac­ money Michigan will contribute to Retribution was swift. Sharer was counting Office, Sharer gave Comp­ secret reports lost in the subway, Carefully double-checked Sharer’s transferred from Washington to to the Reagan administration, the B-1 would solve the state’s P n Super Coupon! troller General Elmer Staats a top- CIA briefing materials left un­ accusations. NASA Inspector California, then back to Washington. though they occurred before Ronald budget problems. "nRnfSTvakiabta ioupon AP-2 secret intelligence report with attended overnight on desks in open General June Brown said she is 610 He was refused sick leave, and when Reagan became responsible for “The military budget acts as a detailed evidence that the Soviet areas, and microfilms of classified “disturbed” by the developments. D em ocrats he stayed home from work on his federal misconduct. reports furnished to contractors gigantic siphon,” he said, "drawing DOUBLE Silver Lake KGB had penetrated the GAO. Rus­ OnoU'OZ. doctor's orders, he was charged The strategy is to stick the money out in large amounts from sian spies were being fed advance without clearance. B-1 BONANZAi ’The B-1 bomber ICookies pkg. 4 0 * b F F with being absent without ieave. He Reagan administration with the certain states and metropolitan information on top-secret reports These accusations are now being will cost American taxpayers some LknM On* Coupon Per FamUy. was accused of falsifying his scandals until it feels politically systematically leak^ to the press. $40 billion, and most of that will be areas, siphoning it into a relatively threatened by them. Then the White pertaining to national security and few locations where large aerospace , EMh ol thoM MlvortiMd Horn* l» rowikod ^ medical records, and finally he was In one newspaper account, for poured into just three states, accor­ COUPONS u l« 8t or tntom Iho odtroniBod pricoin ooch AAP Storo. oicopt •• I House might be induced to defend, if nuclear technology. contractors or large military bases mull stop •podffc«lly notod in dd. V fired. Sharer’s bosses at GAO ordered example, an unnamed official was ding to a Michigan research team. Redeem All Manufacturers But Sharer hung in there. He not join in covering up, the im­ are located.” him not to let the FBI — or con- quoted as saying that Sharer saw The three lucky states are Califor­ GREAT VALUE' forced an investigation of his proprieties. Cents-Off Coupons For Double Their Value! Schlitz Beer (See Stores For Details) Guest editorial to 'robots' OFFER EXPIRES JANUARY 23,1982

By Arnold Sawislak delegates must be chosen Everybody United Press in presidential years. i i p i r Meat Specials ^ International By a 47-16 vote, the group i i p i r fleat Specials said New Hampshire (O-I2BEI!2HaP- WASHING’TON (UPI) - should be allowed to hold FRESH-U S D A IN S P E C T E D -2 ' TO 3 LBS talks about it Democratic rule writers its primary no earlier than BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER FR E SH -U S D A INSPECTED Friday recommended one week before the “win­ j.p t . RilNt (S TO ' V RS rolling back controversial dow” begins on the second Whole reforms stemming from ’Tuesday of March. It also Whole Shells London Broil I Quartered or Editor’s note: Each Saturday The permeated the Earth from just their stormy 1968 conven­ said Iowa should not be Herald reprints guest editorials north of the equator, has brought tion that critics claim have permitted to hold its Steaks I Split Fryers Fryers from other New England man’s insatiable curiosity about transformed the national precinct caucuses earlier of Beef newspapers. his climate to the forefront. And meetings into assemblies than 15 days before the while we’ll leave all the of robot delegates. “window” period begins. From Daily Hampshire Gazette, If approved by the Northampton, Mass. If adopts, that would 029 RQO meteorological trivia (“It was Democratic National Com-, I have the effect of requiring 189 Among the eternal verities is minus 5 in Atlanta,” and “The mittee this spring, the New Hampshire to hold its lb wind chill factor in Bad Dog, changes recommended by primary no earlier than that no m atter how cold it was at a 68-member commission 59 March 6,1984, a week later your place this morning, you are Mont., was minus 83,” ) to the experts and televised headed by North Carolina than 1980, and Iowa to con- jr going to run into somebody Gov. James Hunt would duct caucuses no sooner before noon who will cheerily meteorologists, there is one free pledged convention than Feb. 27, 1984, five FRESH GENUINE AIMERICAN n W Z E N -U S U X INSP. BASTED (10 TO UNOER14 IB S . 75- l a i report it was colder at his place. good thing to be said about this delegates to vote for weeks later than 1960. BEff LON. SOME IN whatever candidates they These are the same folks who miserable weather. Other states seeking to wished. begin delegate selection strip Shoulder Whole Lalnb or * 8 9 Grade “A” seem to live where the snows The newspapers, the In addition. Democratic Shel IG to U n d e r earlier than March 13,1984 WHh 22 lbs. lb. are always deeper, the ice newscasts, the barber shops, and elected officials and top would have to get special Steaks Ftonk NlI Roasts lb. Side Half ‘‘s r. I Turkeys 0 « 8 H GENUINE A IK W C A N -O V EN ^ O Y FRESH EREASIOUARIERSWmWWaS^p. LB. always thicker, the winds party leaders could go to permission from the KCFCMUCK-tONELESS the company cafeterias are full ib2^ Leg-O-Lamb Chicken Leg Quarters TiJlS' always sharper, and — come the convention unpl^ged National Democratic Par­ A&P Meat Franks Blade Steaks of weather. Dan Rather and FK8K-OENUIN6AI«niCANHLOINJ.t9lJj FKSHROASTERCMCKENS-31 Spaghetli ^ 4 Recpnt events in their homeland ' Thin Sptighetti"^ Stouffer's "Italian Sandwiches" 1” recently at Boston University. SMitest Sour Cream ' Linguine M 3 $ 1 have all but extinguished the flame of 1981 by Freedom House. The West freedom noted in Taiwan, Honduras, KEF-CHEEK OR CHMXEN Publisher Axel Springer told ASCOfimVAItBTMMLm ‘ Vermicelli JfcMpkgs m of freedom that burned for over a African country of Ghana, where a Ivory Coast, Tunisia and Mauritius. The down east Stouffer’s Stuffed Shells V students that “Toda^, in the era of Light & Lively Yogurt Berry's World year, and have riveted the world’s military coup was staged late in In recent years, greater Interest attention on Poland. But the tragic December, also slipped at the last in Individual freedom has been Interdependence, freedom and liber­ truth is that democracy is a lost moment in 1981 from a “free” to shown by mainland China’s leaders,' ty can only be preserved if all the NBA Specials free peoples, all the free nations, 'wimp song' 159 Franco American C f|0 RUSSER-SMOKEO dream in most of the world, having "not free” status. and the European countries of ANTtSFPTIC A&P 1% Low sunk in the sea of totalitarianism Poland’s 36 million citizens and Spain, Portugal and Greece joined stick together, hold, together.” That undoubtedly was the gist of I Spaghetti.Ls.'‘^ V v with few strong voices raised in Ghana’s 12 million swelled the ranks the community of democracies. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) Some New Hampshire Fat MUk & Baked Ham President Reagan’s 'message to Listerine Mouthwash protest as they have been raised of the world's people living without ‘"rhere are other hopeful fac­ — Hardy New Englanders Legislators took the dig in Schmidt. We can only hope that it over Poland. freedom to 2,814 million, says tors,” noted Gastil. “For example, '• like to joke about how ill stride, and returned In state Line ^ s 8 9 « Pope Tomatoes 79 will bear fruit — for Poland and for 293:n)/ Freedom House, an independent Freedom House: TTiose living in while the problems of Cuba, 'prepared other Americans kind. 2 lb the cause of freedom everywhere in are for coping with unruly “Most, assuredly this 2 freedom total 1,620 million, and Grenada, Nicaragua and El Duncan Hines "z New York-based organization that obscure Maine House w Jif Creamy 'ss another 916 million live in partly in Salvador have dminated the news, 1982. winter weather. But it got tracks such things, says that in 1981, nasty this week when the clerk’s remarks were few countries advanced on the path freedom. we forget that the Caribbean still is joshing between Maine and offered in jest,” said the Kennel ChIH Beans <1^ Daiiy Dog Food Turkey Breast to freedom, and losses greatly out­ Other major losses of freedom in overwhelmingly an area of New Hampshire got per­ House speaker, Republican Ban Roll-On V 1981 occurred in South Africa, Iran democracy.” _ taigkiWy STORE tUCEO-TORMO numbered gains. sonal. John Tucker of Claremont, WTHPWmAWH Economy Pock Freedom House noted a close cor­ Scotrissue TTCi Scott Kapkins I Cooked Salami "Iti January of 1980 we rated 37 and Guatemala, each of which fell IHanrlipatpr H m lb “I know those wimps in waving it off. Atra Razor Blades percent of the world’s people as from Freedom House’s “partly relation between personal freedoms , New Hampshire called off Others weren’t laughing. WTMONiPRB living in freedom and 41.7 percent as free” to "not free” listing. The and freedom of the press in given , their session,” Edwin H. "Flghtln’ words,” New Trac II Razor Blades ^1** Viva T o w e ls^ Facial Tissiie Imported Swiss Cheese Celebrating 100 yeara Hampshire House Minority living in ‘not free’ countries and three have a combined population of countries. “The press was no freer Pert, clerk of Maine’s piWOTV-TAIUTt.|»CT. of community service Leader Christ Spirou F m h Potato Salad territories,” explained a Freedom 75 million. Countries whose people and journalists no safer than the ' House of Representatives, imgltPfy labeled Peri’s Imper­ Comtrai lies '^1** Bath Tissue 'T u s a r 4 6 9 ^ Paper Towels suffered a lesser loss of freedom countries in which they worked,” Founded Oct. 1,1861 said ’Thursday vriien the Bouse executive, Raymond D. tinence. ’The Manchester CUSIOM GROUND Bl AN iTiFFFL Concord Statehouse closed fTMaWaiak " •U'-'l N T R A T ^D Gastil, in atelephone Interview. ’Die during the'year included Chad, said a spokesman, who added that at Democrat suggested that least 22 journalists are known to Published by the Menoheeter ■ for a snowstorm while it balance lived in “partly free” DJlbouU, Egypt, Nicaragua, Ubya, Publlehlng Co.. Hereld Square, • was business as usual in former Gov. Meldrlm have been murdered in 1981 because CAPTURE places. Sudan and Zimbabwe. ' - Menoheeter, Conn. 06040. Talaphono .(August*. Thomson, a fiery conser­ Dash Detergent I Sanka Coffee I Eight O'clock "Those percentages deteriorated "Our survey demonstrates again of their work and nother 14 were (203)643-2711. ■»- - "Not us,” he said. vative Republican known that free institutions are the ul­ assaulted, tortured for kidnapped by for carrying such matters MAKO SHAR during 1980 and 1961 both, until Member of United Praea Inter­ . ^ ‘T ve been assoutatMf TheNiW'«K-—A- « lataiwllq VoliiflM WWMailfW timate human rights,” explained guerrillas or government forces. /with this (Maine) of pride to the extreme, n a N K ai today we rate 35.9 percent of people national and Audit Bureau ot Clr- M»tlrw»6 Wlldllt» Only 179 I 3?9 gas Gastil. "Both moral and material eulatlona. . Legislature In one capacity ‘-'Probably wtould have 0 1 M 2 b y N C A . Inc. as living in freedom and 44 percent T^ESE SOBERING BnoyoloiMSlK problems can be solved only in the (MT another since 1961 and I declared war on Maine.” i.vsiiiwiui€iii»'a.w as living without it,” said Gastil. STATISTICS from Freedom House context of free institutions, with all . can’t recall that wC' ever Sniffed New Hampahire WCndewCIWMmTOUmiWUlimANnTOCOMCCT'rVPOQIWPHCALEmOM. njMFOnS*LENOT4MAIA61£7QnaiflUS6UORReiM.DEAtni "If your economic sanctions against the Soviets bring me back to the sij^t of the Richard M. Diamond, Publlehar Senate President Robert m c c a n m e iM JHi. 17-23, IMS. UNTIL THE MILITARY their imperfections.” , .called off a Session,” Pert work as wall as the opes against poor folks, Polish-Americans marching in front Dan Fine. Editor ;.})oa8ted, concluding of the Monler; crackdown in December, Poland Alex Qlralll, City Editor they’ll be VERY EFFECTIVE." ' had been the only Communist counr ON THE PLUS SIDE in 1981 of the White HoUse the other day. Granite State lawmakers; “It takes a wimp to know CALDOR IHAZA BURR CORNERS^ MANCHESTER one.” * try rated as "partly free” for most there were some advances in They were specifically moved by the “Tbey’re yrlmps.” THE HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 16, 1982 - 7 • t 6 - THE HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 16. 1982 Patriot job to Ron Meyer ' I P a g e 8 7U lMontreal seen the Ice Capades, now playing at the •MIRRORS ‘ SHOWER DOORS ‘ STORE FRONTS eiptotopS iStontof rw loraBaii. but only 25 were received. Canadian Old Timers’ cast for toe exhibition Hartford Civic Center, the cast will be on ‘ SAFETY GLASS ‘ BATHTUB ENCLOSURES ‘ ETC. hockey game against toe Hartford Whalers hand thru Sunday with tickets left for all per­ Herald photo by Pinto Jan.27 in Hartford. The Rocket will be in a formances including matinees Saturday and Perfect host nonplaying capacity while Henri will suit up. Sunday. Show-stoppers are Charlie Tickner, J. B. ELECTRONICS Playing toe perfect host. Jack Redmond The game is scheduled at 6:30 before toe Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner. The latest FAMOUS BRAND STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Eagles’ Dave Callahan (15) reaches for rebound out of grasp of copped the Manchester Racquet Club’s Whalers face Calgary in a regularly edition again offers toe best in family enter­ South Catholic’s Peter Strudwick (24) In first half play at SALES AND SERVICE scheduled NHL battle ... Second Guess tainment with eye-filling costumes and TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Junior Veteran Tenqis Tournament last Saunders' Gym. South took decision in final second of play. M \m :i i I'.s t i-;r weekend. In toe play for participants over 35, Department: Did toe Whalers make another numbers ... Annual Gold Key dinner will be Redmond whipped Rick Robertson in toe bad trade in getting rid of popular John held Sunday night at Valle’s in Hartford. HOME MPROVEiniT finals, 6-4, 6-4. Local club members who took Garrett to Quebec for Michel Plasse and Tickets will be available at the door. MV. 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 Catholic matmen JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 TV Nnt to Stos 1 Stop >

SpBcImUaing In Wlnm I on winning road MERCURY OLCOTTPACKAOE STORE I 004 C6NTNR ST. MANCHB6TER, CT. I Pliw Shopping Plain McEnroe, Connors upset Back on the winning track, East all won via the pin route for East. r Catholic wrestling team pinned Mark Flebeau. Pete Foley and Ben Somers High, 66-12, yesterday in Leyland won by forfeit. Phone B46-27B6 j DISCOUNT LIQUOR STQRE With Tanner serving for the way,” McEnroe said. “ So I went out PERSONAL NEW YORK (U P I) — Roscoe Lendl and Teltscher picks on toe Somers. Resltlts: 100 —Bonzani ICC) pinned Walsh NO SERVICE CHARGE to a show last night and was out late. I OiM Ol M«nrtm tor t m p t l St tooUont Ol Figural Ctot mlot In Tanner, with little to gain from the winner of toe match between Vitas match at 5-3, toe game went to The win lifts the Eagle matmen to 4:50, 107 —Nero (S) pinned Speno 1:27, 114 I wanted to get away from tennis. I A Stook. Our Vofeaiw S a m You Maiwy. 100% m Opielito, outoome, survived three tiebreakers Gerulaitis and Guillermo Vilas, deuce seven times and Tanner had 2-3-1 for the season. Next outing for -Flebeau (EC) WBF, 121 -F oley (EC) r CIMMB* aiNl NM A had wanted to work on my game WBF,. 128 -Liner (EC) pinned Lepak3:09,134 I lor ‘ Nalsts ‘ AMInas ‘ I nK-CAMk... and two match points to knock Jim­ which concluded toe round robin five match points before Connors East is Tuesday against Waterford ■4 8 N * liM « li| persevered on his third break point today without having to worry about —Corey (EC) pinned Masterson 3:15, 138 1027 Main StnM my Connors out of toe $400,(X)0 portion late Friday night. at 4 o’clock at Saunders' Gym­ —Turgeon (EC) pinned Brouillet 4:58. 147 winning. '^ H P o rs o n a lix e d Fun t Sportswoar “Dono Miilo You Wait”. Masters Championship with a stun­ The tournament is known as the when Tanner sent a forehand into nasium. —Antonia (EC) pinned Rinaldi 4.26. 155 “ It wasn’t a matter of tanking. I ning 7-6, 6-7, 7-6 decision Friday Volvo Masters. the net. Rich Bonzani, Jack Liner, Todd — Alosky (EC) pinned Uygun 5:13, 167 Although he had nothing to gain wanted to win. I wouldn’t want to —Leyland (EC) WBF, 185 —Meyer (EC) . MIMT-IU.A.N PRINTING night. Tanner, who squandered six Corey, Dave 'Dirgeon, Bruce An­ 488 CMm 81. • NUNMOna 848-nn except an extra |5,000 by winning. throw 330,000 out toe window. But pinned DosUer 1:02, Unlimited —Double 8PECIALIZINQ IN Great Gltts For Any Occaalonl After falling behind 6-4 in the final match points before finally claiming tonia, Pete Alosky and Jim Meyer forfeit my leg was bothering me today, it’s SUPERIOR MUFFLERS set tie-break. Tanner fought back to his first victory in three matches in Tanner said he was determined to tough to get over a night match and CIXMtIYI WMIMB 9 9IFYMI IBWRt tie it at 6-6 with an ace and then won toe Masters, said he had cramps in show his best. DONimUSGMUliLINC. I ’m not used to playing at one Do not think of us as only a T-Shirt Shop. We shirts, lady shirts and tank tops are available LON COST HHHTMM it 9-7 when Connors backhanded a both legs, both arms, his calf “ I just wanted to go out there SPECIALISTS WM)t8 VOU WAIT (PHOTO IMADVt tonight and do everytoing I could on o’clock, That’s the bottom line.” WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE carry other items for your needs. We have an at the store. Also rock buttons and patches. If service return ipto the net. Tanner, muscles and thighs but added, “ Not GENERAL REPAIRING every point,” he said. “ I want to Benton called his very brief con­ Potter triumphs ample supply of T-Shirts for^both adults and we don’t have it, we can get It for you. who had no chance of gaining the ail at once or I wouldn’t have gotten Propane Cylinders Filled Kgintnnflls in this round robin for­ up.” play. I ’m tired of everybody saying versation with McEnroe Thursday Sports Slate children, with over 1150 designs, 12 colors and We carry the Hanes and Union Shirts plus •SEE US FOR ENORAVEO NAME PLATES night, “ a misunderstanding” and Air Conditioning Service •TRY OUITNEW 841 ■H0888MI mat, won the opening set tieJireak Through the first two sets each that I can’t.” CINCINNATI (U P I) - Barbara TELEPHONE '8 MAIN STREET styles of letters, different sizes of numbers other American labels. So when, you need a said he never told him definitely he 7-2 and (Connors took the second 7-1. man managed only a single service In addition to knocking Connors Potter, seeded No. 5, defeated 14- M9-4S31 MANCHESTER. CONN 0«040 | and colors that can be done while you wait. specialj^t for some one, see Personal Tee for out of toe semifinals and putting had won toe group. However, a year-old Kathy Rinaldi 6-4, 6-2 The big winner of the 3 hour, 1 break, depending on the tie-break to Saturday ideas. We are open Mon., Tues., Wed. and Fri. Teltscher in. Tanner also cost press release issued by toe tourna­ Friday night in a quarterfinal match That’s only part of our business. If you have minute marathon, however, was settle the issue, Connors then got the BASKETBALL 9 to 5:30, Thurs. 9 to 9, and Sat. 9 to 5. So come McEnroe the 330,000 prize -that ment had indicated McEnroe was of a 3150,000 pro women’s tennis a roecial logo for your business, we can handle Eliot Teltscher, who earlier in the initial break of the final set and Fermi a( Manchester, 7 would have gone to him as toe group toe group champion. tournament. Designs & Styles it lor you. A minimum of 12, or as numy as you down or call 64S-3339, and Jim or A1 will take OSTRINSKY, INC. day hod taken advantage of a highly Tanner responded immediately with Bolton at East Granby, 2 643-5079 R4 'j S 7 i winner. As for toe match itself, McEnroe Potter, who will play No. 8 Billie heed, “ caps” and cap machine to letter them care of you.. confusing situation to upset John a break of his own. East Catjiolie at Mercy (girls), 731PABKERST MANCHfSTCR McEInroe had further cause for opened with a break but Teltscher Jean King Saturday in a semifinal, while you wait. Any sport shirt or uniform can McEnroe, 6-4,6-1. Not only did Con­ Tanner, who had 12 aces to Con­ 7:30 complaint because he went to a got that back in a sixth game which said, “ What seem ^ like a routine be ordered from us. Nylon jackets, sweat nors’ loss give Teltscher a place iu nors’ 2, then seemed to wrap up the MCC al Middlesex, 8 show Thursday night with the un­ went to deuca six times and broke match really wasn’t. I had to make PCRSONRl TC€| the sc^fin als but It earned him a match with another break in toe ICE HOCKEY i A CALL US FIRST! derstanding that he already had again in toe lOto game on his fourth sure that I won toe important points 130,000 bonus as the group winner. eighth game on a backhand, Manchester vs. East Catholic at clinched his group only to be told set point. and to keep my serve moving. Kathy 50 F T . TRUCK SCALE “ Where is Eliot now?” Tanner crosscourt volley, but in toe ninth Bolton Ice Palace, 7:50 just before his match with Teltscher With McEnroe expending more didn’t know how to handle my LICENSfcD PUBLIC WEIGHTS joked, moments after walking off game Connors displayed the kind of WRESTLING 1081 Main St., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 that he hadn’t. and more of his en e r^ arguing with serve.” dealers IN mON MIIAIS PAf^fH . the (jourt. “ He must be my biggest fierce combativeness that has Penney at Manchester, noon “I asked toe tournament director officials, Teltschc'r made short work In an earlier match, seventh- 1081 Main Downtown Manchester : Mend now.” marked his career and that at the Cheney Tech /Canton/Morgan at & Pat Coelbo, Owners Jim Coelho, Manager! (Ray Benton) if there was any way I of the second set and swept through seeded Anne Smith downed Candy ‘ ln’’i‘Baturday jifternoon’s same >time typified the intense Terryville, 11 a.m. semifinals, McEnroe will face Ivan nature of their nutch. could lose the group and he said no toe final three games. Reynolds 6-4, 6-3. THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 — 9 8 - TH E H E RA LD , Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 'Guys started to believe'

Meyer accepts post to revive Pats 5 6 , Forrest Gregg proud Scoreboard visioned this upcoming recruiting don’t think there are as many into a Southwest Conference cham­ Meyer said he would probably take said no decision had y e t been niade DALLAS (UPI) - Ron Meyer, class to be the best SMU has ever hurdles;as you might think. I look pion, said he had mixed emotions at some members of his coaching staff as to what player would be taken who left a college team with had and I don’t see any reason that for a smooth transition.” leaving. But he said he had always with New En^and's No. 1 draft The Patriots’ hiring of Meyer national championship aspirations will be affected. wanted to be head coach of a choice — the top pick in the entire to become head coach of the New “ 1 am looking forward to coming closely resembled the situation in England Patriots, said Friday he professional team so it was time to National Football League. which he was brought to Dallas by owner of Super rings back next year and seeing SMU In make the jump. "E valu ation is under way on then athleUc director Dick Davis. GOP- Barb ‘Twible 185-460, Ceil would have all the control he ne^ed the Cotton Bowl.” Bullets 93-90 with his new club. that," said Meyer. Meyer was not the first choice of R ay 189, H arriet Haslett 176-469, “ I have never kept my ambitions M eyer also said he did not expect Rebuilt two SMU on that occasion, either. Marie Ludlow 474. LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) — , ‘ T ha ve known the members of the a deep, dark secret,” said Meyer. “ I Since SMU posted a 10-1 record to have any trouble making the aNCTNNA’n (UPI) - Forrest “ When we got ahead, they “ Vince would be on the blocking Rookie Jeff Ruland scored 6 of his 17 adjustment from the college ranks New England had sought to hire 6olf New England front office for a long always said that when I felt the last year and will be a likely G regg is the proud owner of three (Bengal players) sled, all wrapped up in a big coat points in the final five minutes, college teams Southern California coach John^ T R I-T O W N - Bob Muska 211-573, Gil time," said Meyer. "I feel I am in situation was right I would take ad­ preseason pick to win the SWC next into the pro game. Super Bowl championship rings. would act as if, and w e’d be out there falling on our made two key steals and blocked a "The duration of the season is Robinson before turning to Meyer. Johnson 205, George Stampp 212, . great shape with the administration vantage of it. Well I feel this situa­ season, Meyer said he did not feel he But there is only one of the three ‘Man, I can’t knees. He’d tell us we were feeling crucial shot Friday night to lift the Ray Bessette 216-575, John M iller tion is extremely right. That may Ron Meyer was leaving the Mustangs’ cupboard something you have to get used to,” rings he can Wear. When the husky believe we’re sorry for ourselves. And w e’d say to Washington Bullets to a 93-90 deci­ there. I will have the same control “’That doesn’t bother my ego,” 233-547, Kevin Deschamplain 200- there as Tom Landry has with the raise some eyebrows, but that is bare. he said. “And working with the 8-foot-4, 250-pounder shows you his ahead. I don ’ t ourselves, ‘This guy’s insane.’ sion over the Chicago Bulls. said Meyer. “ I would like to think 533, Dick Kingsley 215-^, Norm Dalias Cowboys.” your perogative. professional athlete will be different ring finger, you see why: there’s a know if we can “ But what he did worked. U the Ruland blocked a shot by Ron that the people who are drafted in Soren 200-562, Mike Martin 209-507, "I told the team in our meeting than Working with the college big crook in that finger and he can’t hold this.’ That mind is willing, the body can go. It Lester that would have tied the the third round try to play the game Joe Catania 534, Rob Migiiore 517, Meyer, wno in six years at “ I have a chance and I am going to this morning,” he said, “ that athlete. And there is a big difference straighten it out. was the attitude. may not be comfortable, but it can By United Press International score with 30 seconds remaining. just as' hard as those who are |3o6 ^ Bob H c ^ , D esert Classic Bob Arendt 507, Howie Edwards 500, Southern Methodist turned the take a swing at it.” change is good. Sometimes it is like in preparing for the draft instead of “ I hung that finger in Bubba I ’ve talked to this be done.” Greg Ballard paced the Bullets with drafted first.” At P a ^ Springs, Calif., Jan. 15. U62 Irv Foster 503, Jim LaBelle 531, Mustangs from a long-term loser Although he did not name names. with him to New England. And he a shot in your carburetor. We en- preparing for recruiting. But I still Smith’s facemask and mangled it,” team about a lot Gregg said he knew when he was (P a r 7J) 20 points and Kevin G revey added Tom K ite 6B4646-200 CJiarlie Church 525, Skip McCkmnell Gregg matter-of-factly says. .' of things and that playing at Southern Methodist 14. Artis Gilmore paced Chicago Ed Fiori 7W6^201 552, Ken Margotta 506. W::S5*W5S:¥Sffl¥S:¥S:WS¥:%^^^ It was late in G regg’s brilliant 15- was certainly one University that someday he wanted Jet Osaki 6M&-7D-202 with 20 points and Lester added 19. year N F L playing career that his of them — that they didn’t believe in to coach. Because of this, he said, he R ex Caldwell 64«-7O-208 The Bullets outshot the Bulls in paid special attention to Lombardi Skeeter Heath 67-67-ee—203 N IT E O W LS- June Rowett 179-479, i finger lost the battle to big Bubba’s themselves. Forrest Fezler 0&-7O-67—208 the second quarter 55 percent to 33 Anderson's running and later to Tom Landry when he Maureen Wood 192-470, Roxanne facemask. ‘That’S why the two Super “ At one stretch we lost five games Jim Booros 72««-204 percent to pull even at the half at 47- Calvin P eete 8MB-71—206 Wilson 176-468, Edna Ruff 175, Joyce Bowl rings he won earlier with the in a row. But even though we were played for Dallas. 47 after trailing by seven early in Scott Hoch 68««-206 • Michaud 175, Beth Kenyon 469, An­ Life rosier for Ken Anderson Green ^ y Packers, in 1966 and losing, it seemed like we were get­ Gregg obviously was a good stu­ Mark O’M eara 71-7M6-206 the second quarter, 31-24. nie Gagnon 464, Marian Cordon 455. 1967, don’t fit anymore. ting better. We were playing good dent, as evidenced by what Lombar­ U n n y Wadkins 65-ep-72-206 Bengals big asset Curtis Strange 67*7(WP-206 “ I ’ve got those two rings in a safe­ teams: Buffalo, San Diego, di once said in a book he wrote: Bob Byman 70««-2Cr7 HOME ENGINEERS- Lynn Davis ty deposit box,” says Gregg. Cleveland, Houston, those type of “ Forrest Gregg is the finest piayer I J.C. Snead eW?-71-207 Sabres 8-2 Keith Fergus ^ 0^67-71-207 com e up with the key to open up the Bengals’ ■ 220-516, Alyce McArdle 178, Paula NEW YORK (UPI) - Life could hardly be But every day he wears the Super clubs. * ever coached.” Miller Barber 60-06^207 his career he is still able to run just Burke 192-500, Patty Westine 190- BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — Yvon secondary. CTNCINNA’n (UPI)^- ’The Cin­ Bowl ring he won in the final game “ We w ere getting beat, but we Like Lombardi, Gregg is a dis­ M orris Hatalsky 78-71-6&-207 much rosier for Ken Anderson than it is now. as effectively as he did in the Lambert scored three goals Friday "H e’s a great motivator,” Anderson said of : cinnati Bengals’ biggest asset in the of his career with the 1971 Dallas ciplinarian, and he explains it this P e te r Oosterhuls 6P-71-67—2(77 474, Cathy Bohjalian 489, Danne He’s the man who has everything. Well, weren’t getting blown out. We were L ee Elder 67-06-72-2OB night to lead Buffalo to an 8-2 rout of Walsh. “ He’s always looking for new ways to i Super Bowl Will be Ken Anderson’s midl970’s.” Cowboys. way: Pineo 472, Cindy Hurley 45:8, Diane practically everything, Myway. Sports playing tough with everybody. We J erry Pate 7O-73-05—208 the Toronto Maple Leafs, extending get the job done. But as fine a coach as he is, I : running, says San Francisco coach Anderson, 32, is in his 11th season Rod Curl 05-70-73-209 Cote 452. He has gotten all kinds of awards as the “ I had this ring made bigger,” he didn’t roll over for anybody. I could “ I believe in discipline because wouldn’t say it’s going to make that much ; Bill Walsh. with the Bengals. His Super Bowl John Cook 67-72-70-209 the Sabres’ winning streak to six Parade smiles. see we were starting to come. And that’s . what I’ve seen succeed. I M ike Reid 70-71-05-209 N F L ’s P layer of the'Year and Quarterback of counterpart, thirdyear pro Joe Mon­ games, difference in the outcome. He’s not going to ; Everybody knows Anderson is a Three Super Bowl rings are im­ believe in three key things — dis- Wayne L evi 6508-73-209 LaVAE DUSTY- Ernie Whipple 200, the Year, added money for being in the the attitude began changing. When Lambert, who was selected by get out there on the field.” brilliant passer, but some have tana, is not nearly as much a run­ cipiine, conditioning and mental Jacx Renner 70-7009-209 Bill Leonard 205, Art Thompson 213, playoffs and unimaginable satisfaction from Milt RIchman pressive, but Gregg, head coach of we lost 14-0 to Buffalo, for example, Scott Simpson 09-69-71—209 Anderson flew in especially to receive his : overlooked the veteran quarter­ ning threat. Rich Higgins 224-563, Mike Buffalo in the w aiver draft from the landing on his feet this way after having been the Cincinnati Bengais, is now in a after the game our guys acted like preparation. Jay Haas 71-7306-210 award from the writers and then returned to : back’s penchant to run in critical “ We haven’t put Joe into the run- Ron Streck 7107-72-210 Masilonis 206, Roger Mierezkowski ■ Montreal Canadiens last October, 6 benched for ineffectiveness in the first game position to go way beyond that. He they’d lost the championship. “And there are two phases of 'oriented plays like Kenny,” said- Jim Simons 72-68-70—210 246-568, Dick Murphv 238, John picked up the first hat trick in his 10- Cincinnati where he and the rest o f the : situations: Not Walsh. can help his 45 players acquire “ We wound up winning three of mental preparation — knowing M ike M orley 740705-210 of the season. year NHL career. He scored the Bengals began getting ready Wednesday for : “ The thing I fear most from the Walsh. “ Ken (6-foot-3, 212 pounds) Jim Colbert 0570-71-210 Kozicki 211-596, Ralph Dukett 214- And the best is yet to come for the Cincin­ Super Bowl rings later this month. our last four games. Our guys had exactly what you are going to do in is a very strong, very powerful man. Fred Couples W07-72-21O first two goals of the game in the their meeting with the 49ers. Bengals is Anderson’s running,” ’The Bengals play the San Fran­ started to believe in themselves. We the game against the guy you’re up 578, A1 Senna 556. nati Bengals’ 32-year-old, 11-year veteran on assistant coaches and worked with Anderson Dave Edwards 75-72-70—210 first period and then added his 18th “ Tomorrow morning we start,” he said, : said Walsh, whose 49ers play the ' Montana is a 195-pounder. I f we against and the psychological part Gene Llttler 71-7308-210 Jan. 24 when he’ll play in his first Super Bowl before leaving Cincinnati. cisco 49ers in the Super Bowl Jan. 24 played one of our best games of the looking happy about it. “ San Francisco is a ; Bengals in Super Bowl X V I on Jan. were to ask Joe to do the things Ken­ Fuzzy Zoeller 71-7009-210 TEE-TOTALERS- Mary Ann of the season at 7:27 of the second game against the San Francisco 49ers in the and it’s doubtful the previously dis­ year in our last one against of it, being instllied with the will to When Fox asked Walsh for some help, the ny does, I think Joe might suffer a G eorge Archer 700573—210 Zawilinski 179-492, Karen Riordan period to give Buffalo a 4-1 lead. tough team. ’They beat us before (21-3 on Dec. : 24. “ It’s going to be a vital part of mal Bengals would be there if it win. D.A. Weibring 757570-210 Silverdome at Pontiac, Mich. 49ers’ coach told him how he felt about Cleveland, even though we lost. After Gil Perreault beat goalie 6) and we’re going to have to play better to ; the Super Bowl and it could be the little more. But, Joe is quick on his ‘"The thing I try to get m y players P eter Jacobsen 757564—210 177-177-492, Shirley Eldridge 468, " I think you get to appreciate all this more Anderson and Fox repeated those comments wasn’t for Gregg. Cleveland was playing that game for beat them this time. They’re very physical. : difference. We’ve somehow got to feet and w ill make a run every once Bob Gilder 0571-71-211 Sharon Richard 450, Fran Misseri Michel Laroeque on a breakaway at when you’re older,” he says. Two years ago, Gregg took over a the championship. We were playing to think about is — give everything Tom Watson 0572-70—211 while making the award. 191-455, Karen Barnowski 193, Tina 14:51 of the opening period, Rene They cause a lotta turnovers. That was what deal with it.” ' in a while.” Cincinnati team that had posted to salvage something. you can. Work as hard as you P at McGowan 7571-70-211 Ken Anderson doesn’t always wear a hat, "B ill Walsh told me T ve felt all along Ken Brad Bryant 67-73-71-211 Robert, who once teamed with they did with us.” Anderson, believe it or not, is Cin­ Montana, of course, is a fine back-to-back 4-12 seasons. possibly can for 60 minutes. Ahrens 464, Donna Ozbut 181, Gail but they’ll never have much trouble finding is the greatest forward passer in the N F L in “ After that game, our guys felt B ill Britton 720570-211 Perreault on Buffalo’s French Everywhere he goes, Anderson gets the cinnati’s second leading rusher. passer and it was his touchdown tosS This week, as Gregg prepared his Everybody has different skills and Bobby Wadkins 7571-70-211 Hartzog 190-223-554, Shirley Blue him one. He doesn’t have a big head. Nor is recent years,” ’ Fox read from his notes he like, ‘Man, we’ve got something Connection line, went in alone on same question thrown at him. How does he During the regular season he ran 46 to Dwight Clark in the final minute different levels of skill. But there’s D ave Stockton 75-74-05-211 189-465, Lee Bean 192-503, Nancy he likely to develop one despite all the ac­ brought with him from San Francisco. team for the Super Bowl, he took a here and we can win.’ We came into Barry Harwell 657573—211 of the N FC championship gam e that Washburn 462, M artie Barilla 455, Sabre goalie Don Edwards 25 colades he’s receiving. feel now over the fact that Bengals coach times for 3(X) yards, a hefty 6.5 yard little tim e out to reflect on what he training camp this year with that at­ one thing everyone can give — total Dan Halldorson 720571—211 " ‘Ahead of (Terry) Bradshaw, (Brian) Sipe Lorna Salvatore 182-220-547, seconds later to put Toronto on the Forrest G regg jerked him back in September average per carry. His longest run allowed the 49ers to edge Dallas, 28- first found with the Bengals and titude. ‘There was no question in my effort.” Bobby Clampett 750573—211 He got his latest one here Tuesday when the and all the others. Joe Montana deserves to John Schroeder 71-7205—211 board. in the season’s first game with Seattle after was 25 yards. 27. Clark had to leap high to nab the G regg’s type of discipline is not Claudette Mertens 186, Joan Franco Professional Football Writers of America an­ be the runner-up, but I believe Ken’s perfor­ what then happened to snap the mind about what the players Lynn Lott 72-7109-212 After Lambert’s third of the he had been intercepted twice? He answered In last Sunday’s AFC cham­ ball deep in the end zone and some based on punishment, but on setting Bud Allin 6574-70-212 186-468, Janet Schaefer 177-469, nounced they had voted him the Most mance was the best in the league and he team out of a slump. thought. I ’d never been around a game, former Sabre Terry Martin the question again Tuesday without showing pionship game victory over San fans figured Montana, under a heavy what he believes to be the proper Don Pooley 71-6572—212 Marion Coon 182. Valuable Player in the NFL for 1981. Ander­ should be the M V P .’ ” G regg said it only took him the bunch of guys who worked any Tim Simpson 72-0571—212 backhanded in a shot from close the slightest exasperation or impatience. Diego, Anderson also was Cincin­ rush, was m erely trying to throw the course, explaining it to his players Tom Jenxins 7572-70—212 son was presented with the Schick Trophy by Anderson couldn’t help smiling when he first two games of his first season in harder, both on the practice field range at 12:19 of the second period "I played poorly,” he said. “ I deserved to nati’s second most effective runner, ball away. and then moving in that direction. Ben Crenshaw 71-6573—212 Larry Fox of the New York Daily News, a heard that. 1980 to see why the Bengals were a and in the meeting rooms. And, Charles Coody 6573-71—212 to narrow the margin to 4-2. be taken out of the game the way I played. I scrambling upfield five times for 39 “He wasn’t trying to throw it Explains Bengal general manager Dale Douglass 6571-73—212 past president of the w riters’ group, who had "It’s amazing,” he said, still grinning. 4-12 club. they’ve been playing tough every Ric Selling, however, scored a think any quarterback is going to have one or yards. away,’’ declared Walsh. ‘"That was week.” Paul Brown, the man who personal­ Dave Eicnelberger 73-73-06—212 just flown in from San Francisco to make the "Th e game hasn’t even been played yet and “ We lost our first two games in Joe Inman 6573-72—213 pair in Buffalo’s four-goal third two bad days over a 16-game schedule. I was ‘ ’Obviously Cincinnati has a great the exact same play we used when I “ Tough” is a word that Gregg ly picked Gregg to turn the award. Bill is giving me a snow job already.” 1980 and I thought it was an indica­ G il Mogan 7571-72-213 period, while Mike Foligno and J.F. Fox, pinch hitting for Dick Connor of the just lucky to get mine over with quickly. passing offense and Pete J o h ^ n , was with the Bengals, It’s a matter likes, as did his head coach with the franchise around, “ We don’t have Andy North 710574-213 Hockey The fact is Anderson and Walsh are good tion of an attitude problem,” he Steve Melnyk 71-7309-213 Sauve added single tallies to turn After that first game, we went to New York their fullback, is a fine, powerful in­ of the original receiver being Packers, Vince Lombardi. discipline just for the sake of dis­ Denver Post, the writers’ current president friends and have a mutual respect for each said. “ Those were both games we Bruce L ie t ^ e 730572—213 the game into a rout. the following week, the defense played very side runner,” says Walsh. “ But covered, Joe giving ground and Lombardi was the legendary cipline. C raig SU dler 09-72-72-213 who had to remain out West on assignment, other. ’The 49ers already have been installed should have won and, in fact, we w ell and we came from behind to win. Things those are things you basically deal allowing Clark to slide along the end taskmaster coach and even though B ill K ratzert 71-7309-213 J explained he wasn’t quite sure what to say in slight favorites for Super Bowl X V I and at “ Forrest dofesn’t ask the players rj just took off from there.” with from week-to-week with other line and throwing the ball over the were winning them till the very end. V ictor Regalado 71-7309-213 his presentation speech and had mentioned least part o f the reason for that is Walsh. He Gregg insists he doesn’t try to im­ to do anything without explaining to M ike M cOillough 72-71-70-213 Toronto 11 9—2 So did Ken Anderson and he hasn’t stopped clubs. top. Ed Sneed 72-7309-214 that to 49ers’ coach Bill Walsh in San Fran­ devised a way to cope with the Dallas double “ We were ahead of Tampa Bay itate Lombardi, he concedes that his them why. H e’s not a cross between Buffalo 314-8 Lakers 97-92 going yet. “ However, this dimension of “ We used th^sam e play and won Joe Hager 7573-71-214 First Period—1, Buffalo, Lambert 16 cisco Monday. Walsh was one of the Behgals’ coverage and the oddsmakers now feel he’ll and all we had to do was punt the own tough, disciplinarian approach Simon Legree and Capt. Bligh. His G reg Pow ers 757571—214 (Van Boxmeer, Haworth). 2:34. 2. Anderson running is the one that is against Atlanta with Charlie Yo«mg. ball away and make one more defen­ to the game stems in large part Jerry Heard 6574-71-214 Buffalo. Lambert 17 (Sauve, Ruff), 8;S8. players like him. Teri7 Mauney 757574—214 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - most concerning and distressing to It’s by design. You get a tall man In sive stand. But what happened? We from Lombardi. 3, Buffalo, Perreault 18 (unassisted), John M ahaffcy 707509-214 14:fil. 4. Toronto. Robert 12 (Lu ce). Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 30 us, because this is really unique to the back of the end zone and you Gregg chuckled as he “ When I hired him, I knew him Allen M iller 7573-71-214 fumbled the punt-snap, Tampa took lf.:16. P en alties-M cG ill. Tor. 1:24; Ruff. points Friday night to lead the Los pro football. throw it over everyone’s head. It’s it right in and won the game. remembered offensive line practice personally to be a highgrade man. M ike Sullivan 6574-71-214 Buf, il;(X); Ramsey. Buf, 14:27; J eff Mitchell 73-71-70-214 Angeles Lakers to a 97-92 triumph “ Jim Zorn used to do it for awhile wishful thinking for anyone to think in the bitter Green Bay cold with He’s a man’s man. H e’s firm. H e’s Saganiuk, Tor. 14:27; Salming, Tor, “ Next week against Miami we Barry Jaeckel 657575-214 18:52. over Indiana, handing the Pacers and Seattle had winning seasons. we w ere lucky on that partlclar play were ahead 11 points with two min- Lombardi yelling for his players to dedicated to the game. Football is Vance Heafner 7573-71-214 Second Period—5. Buffalo, Lambert 18 A their fifth straight loss. Whenever you have a quarterback against Dallas.” his life, just the same as with me.” Bruce Douglass 72-6573-214 (Sauve). 7:27. 6. Toronto. Martin 17 R a d U tues to go, and w e lost that game. put out more effort. G ary Trlvlsonno 72-71-71—214 that can run with the football, then Montana is one of four key players (Aubin, Palement), 12:19. Penaltiea- The Lakers trailed 33-16 after the Columnist Red Smith, Dave Barr 750571-215 Foligno, Buf, 7:06; Aubin, Tor, 7:06; first period, then came back to out- -TV there’s that added dimension that that Walsh quickly names when Alan Tapie 71-71-73-215 Dunn, Buf, 9:26; Salming, Tor, 16:00. Tom Purtzer 71-72-72-215 Third Period—7, Buffalo. FoligjTigno 21 sepre the Pacers 34-12 to take a 50-45 defenses just aren’t equipped to deal asked why the 49ers were able to go T erry Diehl 72-71-72-215 (McCourt, Ramsey), 8:08. 8, Buffalo. halftime lead. Los Angeles built the with.” from a 610 season last year to the M ike Donald 7573-72-215 Selling 20 (Savara, Ramsay). 14:22. 9, David Graham 67-71-77-215 Walsh, as an offensive assistant current 15-3, best in the NFL. City sued Buffalo, Soiling 21 (Savara. Ramsay), margin to 71-57 with 3:20 left in the Kite assumes lead M ike Holland 7574-71-215 15:36. 10, Bufmlo, &uve 9 (Haworth, SATURDAY coach for the Bengals eight years, “ It took a lot of doing for us, but Scott Watkins 7571-71-215 third period. aNCINNATI (U P I)- The city Ruff). 16:13. Penaltiea-Sauve. Buf. 76, stricken and dies 1 NHLt Whalers vs. Bruins, W ally Arm strong 7572-70—215 10:13; M elrose. Tor. 12:30. The Pacers took an 82-81 lead on a helped Anderson b ^ o m e a top-notch I’d have to say the development of WTIC; Ills , Ch. 38. of Cincinnati Friday tiled a 3L1 Doug Tew ell 71-74-71-216 Shots on goal—Toronto 90-3*18. Buffalo layup by Mike Bantom with 6:04 left quarterback. Montana, our young defensive backs Hubert Green 71-74-71-216 13-7-1909. N million lawsuit against the Cin­ after round of 66 in the game. But with 5:44 NEW YORK (UPI) - Walter “Red” Smith, the their midst Grantland Rice, Stanley Woodward, Bill 1 College football) Senior “ I was always aware of Ken’s run­ like Ronnie Lott and the addition of Tom m y Armour 0574-73—216 Goalies—Toronto, Laroeque. Buffalo, cinnati Reds in connection with (Seorge Cadle 657575—216 remaining, Jabbar hit a skyhook Pulitzer Prize-winning sports writer whose grace and Corum and Frankie Grahain. Bowl, ESPN, WPOP ning ability,” he says. “ We utilized (veterans) Jack Reynolds and F r«l Edwards. A—1 6 ,^. the baseball players’ strike last J eff A n d e rs 71-72-73-216 from six feet away, M agic Johnson gentility with the language won him countless readers ’They combined the “ gee whiz” and “ aw nuts” schools I College basketball: Wichita it to win games when I was with the Dean have put it together. We have PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - was way back in the pack at 215. Bruce Fleisher 640573—216 summer. Dan Pohl 757572-217 scored on a dunk and Jabbar hit a and international recognition, died Friday at the age of of sports writing without comprimising their integrity. vs. Tulsa, Ch. 3 Bengals. We beat Cleveland one five rookies among our defensive Tom Kite, the 1981 money-winning Defending Hope champion Bruce The city owns Riverfront R.H . Sikes 72-71-74-217 pair of free throws and another 76. ’They also went out of their way to help young fellows 3:30 Pro bowling: Showboat year with a quarterback sweep. backs, but I think it’s as fine a defen­ champion and Vardon Trophy' Litsky was in a group at 213 along Jim Thorpe 7572-70—217 Stadium and leases it to the A1 Geiberger 7573-72-217 skyhook to give the Lakers an 89-82 The New York Times, Smith’s most recent employer, breaking into the business who might not know where to Invitational, Ch. 8 “ Even though I recall Ken’s great sive backfield as anywhere in the winner, shot a 6-under-par 66 at La with Craig Stadler, who opened the Reds. ’The city’s lawsuit, filed in Larry Nelson 75-0573—217 margin. was to release details of his death as they became find Yankee Stadium let alone how to interview Joe 3 Pro tennis: Grand Prix running ability, 1 have to admit I league.” Quinta Friday to grab the third- 1982 T P A Tour last week by winning Danny Eklwards 72-7575—217 Hamilton CniintY Common Pleas Johnny Davis led the Pacers with available. DiMaggio. Masters, Ch. 3 was surprised that at this stage of round lead in the 3300,000 Bob Hope the ‘Tucson Open. Don Bies 73-71-74-218 Basketball Court, maintains the lease agree­ Mark L ye 72-7573-218 18 points and Billy Knight and Smith was a newspaperman who had style both as a Smith worked for the Milwaukee Sentinel from 1928 4 Pro golf: Hope Desert Desert Classic. K ite’s card read 34-32 and it in­ ment obligated the Reds to pay Mark rfayes 77-7305-218 d em on Johnson added 16 apiece. writer and person. He won numerous prizes as a colum­ through 1936 when he moved to the Philadelphia Record. Classic, Ch. 22 Kite, who won only one tourna­ cluded-an eagle on the 18th hole, six Hal Sutton 72-7571-218 rent for the entire season. Bob Eastwood 757205-218 nist for the New York Herald Tribune and the New York ’There he came to the attention of Woodward, sports 4 College basketball: Wake ment last year but had 21 top 10 birdies and two bogeys. At issue is what the rent, based Arnold Palm er 7572-71—218 , Times. His most notable achievement occurred in 1976 editor of the New York Herald ’Tribune, who summoned Forest vs. North Carolina State, Intimate situation finishes, started the third round of Like Watson, K ite is making his R oger M altbie 757572-218 on a percentage rate for total when he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in journalism him to New York as a columnist in 1945. With the death Ch. 30 the 90-hoIe event with a 10-under-par 1982 debut this week. Howard Tw itty 72-7570-218 Hawks 96-90 season attendance, would have Andy Bean 757574—219 for commentary. ' of Rice, who was the dean of sports columnists. Smith 5: College basketball: Cincin­ score of 134,2 shots behind Japanese Gay Brew er 75-74-70—219 Friday's College Basketball Results been had not 24 games been Smith, who was born in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 25,1905 became the most widely syndicated sports w riter in the nati vs. Louisville, ESPN phenom Jet Ozaki. Mark P feil 72-7571-219 By United Press International 5 College basketballi Maryland canceled by the strike. Doug Sanders 7575-09—219 E^st P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P I) — John and was graduated from Notre Dame in 1927, was country. 'The 66 gave K ite a 54-hole score of Frosh win F raiw (Conner 74-72-73—219 Bates 59, Connecticut Coll. 58 Distinct Cincinnati Reds President Dick Wagner Drew scored 26 points and Rory expert in most sports and knew everybody worth The Herald-Tribune failed in 1966 and Smith joined vs. Clemson, USA Cable (taped 16-under 200 and a one stroke lead Bobby Nichols 74-72-73-219 Buffalo St. 80, Ithaca 70 said he was “ keenly disap­ Chi Chi Rodriguez 7573-73-219 Clark 66, Springfield 75 Sparrow added acareerhigh 22 delay) over Ed Fiori, who had a 68'at Bur- East Cathoiic freshman basket­ knowing in any sport. His favorite sports w ere baseball, something called the World Journal ’Tribune which also Lou Graham 757309—220 Eastern 90. Nyack 82 Friday night to carry the Atlanta 7 College basketball: North pointed” the city filed the law­ ball team rebounded from two con­ Indiana (Pa.) 68, Clarion 61 football, boxing and horse racing. He didn’t care much failed. He joined the Tim es in Novem ber 1971 with his muda Dunes. Dana Quigley 7574-74—221 H aw ks to 96-90 v ic t o r y o v e r for hockey and basketball and had nicknames for both column automatically becoming available to 350 clients Carolina vs. Duke, USA Cable flavor with 49ers suit. Ozaki, who was 64-68 in the first secutive setbacks with a 66-63 win T om m y Aaron 72-7574—222 Kean 64, Jersey City 57 Kings (Pa.) 106, Misericordia 72 Philadelphia that gave the 76ers (taped delay) ‘"The Reds believe there is no Friday afternoon over South Steve Jones 758567-223 which the Times felt weren’t fit to print. of the New York Times News Service. two rounds, scrambied all over Ron Commans 74-7575—225 ^ in e 83, Vermontt 72 basis for the suit,” said Wagner. Medgar Evers 71, N Y. Polytech 3D their fifth loss in the last seven Smith’s most notable athletic achievement while in Among the awards he won were an honorary doc­ 7-3S College basketball: CINCINNATI (UPI) - The pro team in San Jose, Calif. ‘They Eldorado, probably the toughest of Catholic at Saunders’ Gymnasium. G ary Halberg 74-7579—226 “ All of our lease obligations to Woody Fitzhugh 757572—226 Messiah 55, Haverford 53 (OT) games. college was finishing last in a m ile race. It was the only torate by Notre Dame in 1968, the 1956 Grantland Rice UConn vs. St. John's, WDRC “ Cincinnati-San Francisco Connec­ went bankrupt and he was looking the four courses used in the tourna­ Chris Galligan had 23 points, Sean Middlebury 80, WPI 74 the city, including amounts due R oger ^ I v i n 757574—229 ’The Hawks, who have won five of one he ever ran and he also played only one tennis match Memorial Award of the Sportsmanship Brotherhood, the . 7:50 Scholastic basketball: tion” w ill ring loud and clear in the for a job and I brought him here. He ment, and thanks to birdies on the Leonard 21 and Tom Downes 11 for Rik Massengale 757579—229 Norwich 59. Colby 58 for 1981, are paid in full. The Bob Rosburg 7573-79—230 R IT 75, R P I 40 six, trailed 49-44 at halftim e but in his life. He lost in straight sets to a girl. Catholic Institute of the Press Award (which he shared Manchester vs. Fermi, WINF Super Bowl. used to tell us some funny stories final two holes he finished with a 70 the 6-2 young Eagles. East’s next city’s suit seems to presume a Tom Nleporte 8572-73-231 St. Lawrence 74, Elm ira 65 rallied in the third quarter behind Obviously, Smith wasn’t one of the modern “ jocks” with former Times columnist Arthur Daley), the New 8 College basketball: DePaul When the Cincinnati Bengals meet about his Apache days.” that left him another shot back at outing is Tuesday against Penney in The Kings Ck>ll. 70, Gordon 56 guaranteed attendance, and the ^uth Drew and Sparrow. Drew scored heard and read in the sports media. Instead, he was a York Newspaper Guild Page One Award and the vs. Old Dominion, ESPN the San Francisco 49ers for the N F L During the course of his seven 202. Blast Hartford at 3:15. Reds’ lease contains no such Christopher Newport 64. Methodist 57 eight points in the first 3:03 of the writer who could turn a phrase like Sophia Loren could National Headliners Club award. 9 College basketball: Indiana championship Jan. 24, the 49ers’ am­ years in Cincy, Walsh tutored a Forrest Fezler shot a 67 at La Eckerd 69. Florida Tech 59 guarantee. period and a 7-0 run gave the Hawks turn a man’s head. He belonged to that group of great He also wrote six books and was a frequent con­ vs. Ohio State, USA Cable (taped munition w ill include 27 years of previously unknown quarterback Quinta, Skeeter Heath had a 69 at Florida Southern 72, Biscayne 62 delay) ■ “ We have always preferred to Gartner-Webb 73, Wingate 50 their first lead in the game, 65-61, sports writers of another era who also numbered among tributor to magazines. “ Cincinnati experience.” named Ken/Anderson fmm tiny Bermuda and Rex Caldwell had a 70 Poquette signs Glenville 61, Concord fe negotiate the settlement of with 4:50 remaining. I I College basketball: UCLA Bill Walsh, the 49ers’ head coach, Augustana College and turned him at Eldorado and all th',:e were at Rollins 88. St. Leo 73 differences rather than resorting KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Out­ Salem 89, Bluefield (Va.) 68 Atlanta held a 76-71 lead after vs. Arizona, USA Cable was Cincinnati’s quarterback- into one of the NFL’s best passers 203, while Jim Booros shot 66 at In­ ^Bowling to legal action,” added Wagner. fielder Tom Poquette has agreed to St. Andrews 91, Virginia W esleyn 58 three quarters, ’The 76ers cut the receiver coach for eight years. ever. dian W ells and was at 204.. a one-year contract with the Kansas Valdosta St. 68, Columbus Coll. 07 “ The lawsuit ignores the lease, is Midwest deficit to one but the Hawks SUNDAY Chuck Studley, the 49ers defensive While Walsh was in Cincinnati, Tom Watson, the money-winning Senior Bowl set today in Mobile a breach of faith with the spirit of City Royals, the club announced ■# Eureka 46, Harris Stowe 45 regained control as Drew sank four 11 a.m. College basketball: coordinator, was a Cincy assistant club officials boasted that he was champ four straight years before Trinity Christian 72, Moody Bible 57 conciliation and negotiation that Friday. straight shots, two coming in a 6-0 Michigan Slate vs, Illinois, USA for 10 years. “ the man behind the Bengals’ top being dethroned by Kite in 1961, shot Washburn 54, Fort Hays 51 has previously existed between Poquette, who began his career spurt that upped the margin to 90-80 Cable San Francisco quarterback coach flight passing game.” his best round of the tournament, a the Reds and city and is a clear with the Royals in 1976, spent the LOS A N G E L E S (97) with 5:06 left to play. At that point, 6 MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - Georgia Jim McMahon of Brigham Young, team gets 31,500 and each member 12:30 Track: U.S. Olympic In­ Sam Wyche was himself a Bengal 70 at La Quinta, but he was at 211,11 Wilkes 5 ^ 7 16, Landsberger 0 When Brown retired as head latter part of last season with the 1^ United Press International Philadelphia had made just 3-oM7 holder of 55 NCAA passing records, vitational Meet, ESPN (ta p ^ ) waste of tim e and taxpayers’ $150,000 Showboat Invitational 00 0, Abdul-Jabbar 11 8*8 30, Tech’s Mike Kelley, still rated high of the losing team 31,250. In addi­ quarterback for three seasons. )Gid coach at the end o f the 1975 season, strokes off the lead. Texas Ranger, who picked him up money.” At Las Vegas, Nev. Nixon 8 60 22, Johnson 6 7-13 shots from the field. by pro scouts even though a shoulder will be at quarterback for the North tion, the top ofensive and defensive 1 College basketball: 49er running back Lenvil Elliott, he had at least four assistants who U.S. Open champ David Graham 19, McAdoo 1 4-4 6. Mc<^ 1 00 on waivers. A fter Six Rounds The Sixers, who were led by Julius injury sidelined him for five games for the first quarter and probably player on each squad will get a 32,- Georgetown vs. Syracuse, Ch. 22 who made several key runs In San could have succeeded him, Walsh skied to a 77, also at La Quinta, and 1. James Miller, Mesa, Ariz., 10,900. 2. Brew er 0 00 0, Jordon 0 00 0. Rambis 1 0*2 2. Totals S3 31- Erving and Bobby Jones with 18 this past fall and his team won only most of the second half. 500 bonus and the one named most 1 NBA basketball: 7^rs. vs. Francisco’s 89-yard drive in the Studley, Chuck Weber or B ill John­ 2. P ete Weber, St. Louis, 1 0 ,^ . 3. Sam Zurich, Huntingtont^N.Y., 10,764. 40 97. points apiece, could get no closer one game in each of the past two ‘ "There’s no question that_ this valuable in the game gets a new car. Nets, Ch. 3 closing minutes of last Sunday’s 28- son. 4. Charlie Tapp, S. St. Paul, Minn., IN D IA N A (92) W illiam s 3 00 6, Bantom 4 1*3 than five ^nd Dan Roundfield scored seasons, w ill be starting at quarter­ game is going to be a wide^pen 3 College basketball: Virginia 27 win over Dallas, learned his craft Brown chose Johnson. Walsh, who 10,736. 5. G ary Dickinson, Burleson. Texas, 9, Owens 3 OO 6. Buse 4 (M) 8, Atlanta’s last six points to finish back for the South Saturday in the aerial duel,” said North Coach Marv Commenwealth vs. South during six years with (Xncinnati. recently said he was “ disappointed” 10.083. Davis 9 0*3 18. C. Johnson 7 2-4 Schembechler rejects Texas A&M job with 15, Senior Bowl. Levy of the Kansas City Chiefs. “ I Alabama, ESPN “ It’s sort of like playing at not getting the top job back then, 5 Ernie Schlegel, Vancouver, Wash., 16, Orr 4 2-2 10. McGinnis 0 00 South Coach Chuck Noll of the know w e’re going to be throwing the 3 Boxing: Bobby Czyz vs. Rob­ 10,063. 0, Carter 1 1-2 3, Sichtlng 0 00 Softball benefit ourselves,” said Bengal founder and quickly left the Bengal organization, 7. Steve Martin, Kingsport, Tenn., 10, 0, Knight 5 50 16. G. Jenson 0 Pittsburgh Steelers said Kelley, a ball and from what I hear, the South b ie Sims, 10-round general manager Paul Brown. as did Weter. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - Frankly,” he said, “ it took longer night with Michigan President 600. 00 0. Totals 40 11-19 92. slender 6-foot-4 dropback passer w ill too.” Field of 64 men and women soft- middleweights, Ch. 22, 30 8. Marshall Holman, Medford, Ore., Los Angeles 16 3427 20-07 ’The Cincy-to-FrIsco talent line, As it turned out. Brown accqtted University of Michigan Coach Bo than I thought. Harold Shapiro and Athletic Direc­ Indiana 33 121928-02 ball teams, including 10 from 10,666. who threw for nearly 5,300 yards However, Levy wanted it clearly 3:15 Pro tennis: Grand Prix has helped both the Bengals and Johnson’s resignation as head coach Schemhechler announced Friday he “ Frankly, I ’ve come to the conclu­ tor Don Canham to discuss his 9. David Husted, Mllwaukie, Ore., Fouled out—Bantom. Total Jackson waiting during his injury-plagued college understood that both squads “ have a Manchester, will take part in the Masters, Ch. 3 has turned down a multi-million sion that there are things more im­ future, then called in his assistants 10,610. fouls—Los Angeles 20, Indiana 49ers develop Super Bowl-caliber three years later and then hired and 33. A-11,029. PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (UPI) - career, got the nod over the South’s lot of talent in addition to the Snowball Tournament today and 4:30 Boxing: World Cup dollar offer from Texas A&M portant in this world t l ^ money,” 10. Jay Robinson, Los Angeles. 10,564. teams. But it wgs Walsh in par­ fired Homer Rice as head coach to appraise them of the lucrative 11. Kenny Wall, Lathan, N.Y., 10,581. California Angels owner Gene Autry other quarterback, John Fourcade quarterbacks. Many of the linemen Sunday at Colt Park in Hartford. Championships, Ch, 8 University to remain in his present Schembechler said. “ For that ticular who has had a profound im­ before bringing the highly offer Friday afternoon. 12. Tom Baker, Buffalo. N.Y., 10,5^. ATLANTA (tS) met with New York Yankee out­ of Mississippi, hrcause Fourcade and linebackers have really im­ Proceeds will go to the March of 4:30 Pro golf: Hope Desert capacity as head football coach of reason I’ve decided to stay at 13. Art Trask, Fresno. Calif., KBIT D ^ w LI 4-4 26. Roundfield 6 3*4 15, pact on the clim b o f both franchises successful Forrest Gregg aboart 14. Steve Wunderlich, St. Louis, Mo., fielder Reggie Jackson and his started in the Blue-Gray game last pressed us.” Dimes. Classic, Ch. 22 the Wolverines. Michigan. H.R. “ Bum” Bright confirmed Hawes 2 2*2 6, Sparrow 11 0-1 22, to thh top. two years ago. 10,088. Johnson 7 8-1 14. Rollins 1 M 3, agent for three hours Friday but the month. The Senior Bowl, which began in 5 College baskethall. Clemson “ In all my years I’ve never been “ In the last 13 years there have earlier Schembechler had been is. Mai Aosta,-----, Hayward, ...... Calif., 10,467.. McMillen 1 80 2, Matthews 1 2-2 4, ’The “ ^nnection” dates back to 16. TeaU Semltz, Fairfield, N.J., 10,463. two parties failed to reach a con­ ‘ ‘Both w ill see plenty of action and 1950 when some manipulation was vs. Virginia, ESPN (taped delay) Did Brown know he would lose -much of a guy to go looking for been other situations like this,” he offered the athletic directorship at Macklln 1 80 2, Wood 1 (V0 2. Totals 42 1967, when Paul Brown founded the 17. K vle Shedd, Downey. Calif., 10,461. 12-18 96. tract agreement. both w ill be putting the ball in the done so Charlie “ Choo Choo" Walsh as an assistant when he economic security and oppor- said. “ But none of them ever got out Texas A&M . 18. NUke Steinbeck, Alsip, 111., 10,4M. 7 NHL: Whalers vs. Sahres, Ch. Bengals and put together a staff for PHILAbELPHIA (W) Jackson and his agent, Gary air a lot,” said Noll. “ We’ve been Justice of North Carolina and Doak 30, WTIC named .Johnson? tnnities,” Schembechler said in public — which is probdbly the 19. Pete McCordlc, Houston, 10,415. Erving 5 8-18 18, B. Jones 0 8-1 18. their first season of play in 1968. 80. Neil Burton, St. Louis, Mo., 10,369. Cureton 2 80 4, Hollins 2 (M 4, Cheeks 1 Walker, outlined a tentative con­ throwing the ball at least half of the Walker of SMU, the top two stars of 7 NHLt Bruins vs. Flyers, Ch. “ No, not really, except for one emotionally. “ I was almost way it should be.” Reports were Texas A&M offered Read Joe’s World Brown hired Walsh, who stayed a. Jeff Bellinger, Columbia. S.C., 50 7. C. Jones 4 8-7 14, Toney 5 20 12, tract proposal during the meeting, tim e in our practice sessions this their day, would be on opposite 38 through 1975, and Studley, who thing,” answered Brown. »'He - flabbergasted when this opportunity Schembediler turned down the job Schembechler, whose team finished Mix 3 10 7. Richardson 2 20 6. ToUls 33 M ike Monyak, Taconna, Wash., but the Angels made no counter­ week.” sides, represents the first 7 NHLt Islanders vs. Capitals, always talked about wanting to go presented itself. It’s more than your of atbeletlc director at Texas A&M third in the B ig Ten last season with 2402 90. next Saturday In the remained through 1977. 10^. A tlanU 26182220-06 offer pending a promised call-back However, it’s doubtful the South professional appearance for 70 of USA Cable back to the west coast. And, if you normal job offer. and a 10-year contract worth about a 6-3 mark and defeated UCLA in the 8 . Kevin Gillette, Florence, Ky., 10251. ‘’W h«i i started here,” Brown Philadelphia . 32 17 2219-00 by the club’s vice-president Buzzie will throw any more than the North Herald. “ I felt I owed it to m y fam ily and 3300,000 annually. Bluebonnet Bowl, an estimated |2.2S M. Martin Letacber, Aberdeen, Md., Total fouls—Atlanta 28. Philadelphia 24. the top 1981 college seniors. 8 NHLt Black Hawks vs. North recalled this week; “ I got Bill Walsh live out there like he had all his Ufe 10461< you understand it.” ’ Technical—Drew. A—13.w. Bavasi Saturday morning. in the all-star game. All-America Each member of the winning Stars, ESPN from the San Jose Apaches, a semi- myself to take a longer look. Schembechler, 53, m et ’Thursday million-plus contract for 10 years. THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 — 11 10 - THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 16, 1982

Obituaries No 'strings' Engagements / Weddings /Feopie TV'Novies/Comics Carol S. Carpenter in Bennet plan FOCUS COVENTRY — Carol S. (Bissett) Carpenter, 30, formerly of Coven­ try, died Wednesday at Elgin Air Force Base Hospital in Florida. She Continued from page one case, the town could recapture most was the wife of Capt. George R. of its investment by selling the Dolores Nadeau is proud of her product Carpenter. director of the Community Develop­ building. She was born in North Adams, But Director Arnold M. ‘ Dte :■ ment Corp. — a consultant helping Mass, on Sept. 10,19S1 and had been Kleinschmidt said there should bei the town design the plans — said the a resident of Coventry for five years no trouble njarketing* the housing. attraction to investors would be the before moving to Florida. She was a He noted that there Is a critical- tax depreciation they would gain. graduate of the University of shortage of elderly housing and Since the building is located in the Connecticut and the University of added that the low rental rates North Carolina. She was a member Cheney Historic District, investors Brush woman sells phone-to-phone would make the units attractive. of the Sweet Adeline Singers of would be eligible for substantial America and the Botanical Society special tax breaks, he said. those bought in stores, they last is of America. CDC would oversee and ad­ CASSANO SAID the location of his sister’s house in Hartford and By Barbara Richmond or more years, and, at that rate, Besides her husband she leaves minister the project, Greenblatt also makes, the Bennet building ideal Herald Reporter then went around door-to-door her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville explained. He said the town would for elderly housing. The Sheltered selling them. don’t cost much per sweep. Bissett of Colchester; two brothers, have no budgetary expense for CDC Workshop recently moved into the Remember not too many years And they did sell, so he rented a Now the Fuller products are Donald Bissett in Ohio and Thomas services. bottom floors of the building, so ago when the Fuller Brush man was carriage shed, also in Hartford, manufactured and sold in all parts Bissett in New Hampshire; and a Instead, CDC would be paid with a Cassano said the workshop would be a welcome sight at the front door, hired some help, and on April 10, of the world. Some of the wooden sister, Linda Kuchta of Milford, one-time “ origination” fee, of about in position to provide a number of with his small suitcase and his free 1906 the famous Fuller Brush Co. of­ handles have been replaced by Mass. fSO,000, and an ongoing service fee. services for the elderly. samples? ficially started. Fuller died in 1973 plastic or metal because the cost of Funeral services will be Tuesday These payments would be included Those days are gone forever, and that same year the company the wooden ones has become He said the failure to do anything at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral in the rent, he said. thanks to rising gas prices and a moved its corporate headquarters prohibitive. with the building would mean a Home, 400 Main St., Manchester Greenblatt was formerly a Fuller Brush Ckimpany decision to from Hartford to Great Bend, Kan., However, Mrs. Nadeau said, the drain on the town’s budget, because with the Rev. Bruce Johnson, pastor general counsel for the Connecticut retract its sales force. where it was consolidated with Con­ sponge mop still has its wooden han­ it costs some |40,000 a year to heat of Coventry Congregational Church Housing Finance Authority and is Most of those who do the selling solidated Foods. dle and that’s interchangeable wito the building. Director William J. officiating. Burial will be in Center expect^ to manage the bonding now are women — not men — and ’The police might have their 10 the window brush. There are still Diana added that a vacant building Cemetery, Coventry. Friends may arrangement behind the conversion they do most of their business over most-wanted criminals list but the some hairbrushes with wooden is a target for vandalism. call at the funeral home Tuesday of two Cheney mills to apartments. the phqne, using their cars only to Fuller Brush just has its 10 most handles and brushes with real boar bristles which are supposed to be from 10 a.m. until the time of the TOWN GENERAL MANAGER Cassano said this plan is a deliver orders. wanted list. And, of course, one of funeral. Memorial donations may be creative way to meet the challenge One such saleswoman is Dolores the most wanted items is the the best. Robert B. Weiss said the Bennet A lucite-framed handmirror that made to the Children's Hospital of providing needed housing despite Nadeau of 480 Hillstown Road. A familiar Fuller Brush broom. project would not cost the town any Mrs, Nadeau has had for some 20 Medical Center Remotology money. The only payment would be the cutbacks in federal subsidies. friendly, talkative woman, she “ Just about every time I deliver a Research, G-7, 300 Longwood “ We have heard over' the last makes one feel at home in her house broom to an elderly person they years still is in fine shape and the the investment from the pension firm still makes a similar one and a Avenue, Boston, Mass. 02115. several years that Manchester can which is crammed with her bring out their old brooms or mops, funds, which would make the pen­ hairbrush to match. sion fund a healthy return. take care of itself and we believe crocheting. and they tell me they’ve had them “ My telephone is my most impor­ On the “ most wanted” list or the Mr«. L«la Eaton Holmes The only conceivable risk to the this very strongly,” he said. ‘" M s is for 25 or 30 years — because Fuller tant piece of equipment,” she said, 10 most popular products, besides town would be if, at some point one way to dot that.” brushes don’t wear out,” Mrs. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Lela sitting at her family’s formica the broom, are the wet mop, concen­ during the 30-year mortgage, there The concept was unveiled by Nadeau proudly explained. Eaton Holmes, 87, of 6 Holmes St., trated laundry compound, moth were no tenants for the building. Democratic Board of Directors can­ topped dining room table. The table East Hartford died Friday morning was filled with a jumble of order SHE DOESN'T have any deodorant blocks, Julsol household But Greenblatt said this risk is didates during the recent election at her home. She was the widow of books and receipts, samples and in­ problems keeping her orders and cleaner, a stack rack, dressmaker minimal and, in the worst possible campaign. Ivor Holmes. She was born in voices. her books straight. She worked for shears, pants hangers and the Lebanon, N.Y. on Oct. 31, 1894 and many years as a bookkeeper at such newest item on the list, an elec- had resided in East Hartford since SHE JOINED Fuller Brush as a places as Barrows and Wallace, the trostatik carpetsweeper. 1930. She was a Gold Star widow. saleswoman five years ago, and she Dimes Savings Bank, the Hartford They still have the famous crumb She is survived by a daughter, quickly dispelled any notions that Club, Forest Garage and the Stanley sweeper, but, instead of being Mrs. Albert (Evelyn) Sedlacek of ERA may get she might be a pioneer. Works, She said she gave that up metal, it's made of plastic. It still East Hartford; a brother. Rev. G. “ It was in 19M that Fuller Brush when her youngest daughter was does the same job, though, and will Preston Bishop of Jackson, Miss, women joined Fuller Brush men,” born. When she went off to school even pick up things such as pennies and five sisters, Mrs. Violet Kendall she said. fulltime Mrs. Nadeau started because of its electrostatic brushes. of Dalton, Mass., Mrs. Edith Dean It was a little vegetable brush that working for Fuller Brush. Mrs. Nadeau also delivers a lot of of St. John. Wash., Rev. Ruth started the whole Fuller Brush Have the Fuller Brushes main­ products to retired people who used business and that little brush is still tained their reputation for long- to work for Fuller Brush before the Teasdale of Elkhart, Ind., Mrs. new deadline Herald photg by Tarquinlo Celia Masse of Carbondale, Penn, Herald photo by Pinto selling strong, she said. lasting life? Mrs. Nadeau said they headquarters moved out of Connec­ and Mrs. Ester Carlsen of Brooklyn, for Fuller Brush, takes orders for the The company celebrated its 75th have, noting the average life span is ticut. N.Y. Warm Wishes WASHINGTON (UPI) - The asked.” Mrs. Dolores Nadeau of Hlllstown Road, a saleswoman anniversary last year. The business 15 years. They feel as sentimental about the She is also survived by two grand­ Supreme Court indicated Friday it If they vacate Callister’s decision, fariious (irdducts by telephone. was started by Alfred Fuller, who While the price of these brooms “ old days” of Fuller Brush as her sons, Charles A. Sedlacek of Town Human Services Director Hanna Mar­ town with 25 quartz heaters. The heaters will is considering throwing out a con­ the justices would be refusing to go made his first brush in the basement. and brushes is generally higher than customers do. Manchester and Rev. Ellis L. cus (ieft) was ali smiles Friday afternoon be distributed to the toWn's poor to keep troversial lower court decision that that far — meaning that if the women’s rights Amendment is Sedlacek of Derby, Kan., five great­ when Robert Weinstein, president of them from shivering In the frigid weather. congressional extension of the grandchildren and several nieces Economy Electric Supply Co., presented the Ek]ual Rights Amendment ratifica­ ratified as part of the Constitution, and nephews. , tion deadline was unconstitutional. it could still face a court challenge Funeral services will be held Mon­ ’The justices asked the National on the issue of Q>ngress’ approval of day at 7:30 p.m. at the Holmes Organization for Women and the the extension deadline. Quote / Funeral Home, 400 Main St., state of Idaho to respond by no later The Reagan administration is op­ Manchester. Burial will be on than next Wednesday to a Justice posing the move to rule quickly on Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Pittsfield Inflation down, but Department suggesUon to vacate the controversy. But it suggested 'Company best' includes heat the court might consider delaying Unquote Cemetery in Pittsfield, Mass. the ruling by U.S. District Judge Friends may call at the funeral Marion Calliste in Idaho. further consideration until after the bought 40 acres of Florida marshland through a mail home on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and ’The department told the high new ratification deadline, June SO, I had a few good friends over the other evening. In order company. 7 to 9 p.m. and on Monday from 2 to court ’Thursday that Callister’s deci­ 1982. The original deadline was 4 p.m. Memorial contributions can sion was “ premature,” since the . March 22, 1979. preparation for their visit, I took down the good china, And I ’ve taken the doomsaying seriously. I ’ve be made to the Church of the recession deepens amendment has not yet been The administration contends it'ls baked a sour cream coffee cake, replaced the ragged lit FOC IIS reformed. Mended my evil energy wasting ways. Those N a z a r e n e , 236 M ain S t., ratified by enough states. too soon to rule on the issue because bathroom towels with the respectable bathroom towels ads the oil companies put out on television about our Manchester. NOW wants the court to grant a ratification of ERA has not oc; and washed the kitchen floor. Adele Angle nation’s dwindling energy reserves? You should see me speedy review to the case and to curred and may never occur unless WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the (Commerce Department.^called tion cutbacks among the nation’s ’Then, just before they came, I decided to really put on Focus Editor watching them intently from under the four blankets declare that Callister acted un­ government said Friday wholesale the moderate price increase for factories were so widespread that three additional states accept it by the dog. I turned the heat in the apartment on. which accompany me at all times these days. constitutionally. San Francisco prices rose 7 percent last year — the dealers “ very encouraging for the the auto portion only contributed a July 1. No, I am not a natural bom heat-miser. In fact, I can Being an energy miser means you live constantly on So far, 35 of the necessary 38 San Francisco was founded as the smallest increase since 1977 — but outlook of sustainable growth in the small amount of the overall decline. In Oklahoma City, EJeanor Smeal,, .remember the carefree days of my youth when I went the edge of danger. The danger is frozen pipes. Frozen states have ratified it, but five have pueblo of Yerba Buena in 1834. The factory production in December economy.” Production and assembly line national president of NOW, called around giving heat away like mad. Anybody who’d ask pipes and the condominium management company com­ voted to rescind their ratification. San Francisco Bay area was visited dropped for the fifth consecutive He said the price figure will have employment drops when people and Friday’s court action “ a very en­ for it. I ’d give'it out, no questions asked. fish would be threatening to write letters to Amnesty es and rips all your walls down. Whether you have com­ in 1769 by Spanish Sgt. Jose Ortega. month, a sign the recession has favorable implications for the businesses stop buying and unsold couraging sign. We asked the court Callister’s ruling last month also People, especially parents, were always saying to me International. And steam heat made it impossible to pany visiting or not ... whether the plaster is going to deepened. The city proper has a population of future and was “ a very dramatic backlogs of goods begin to ac­ to e x c it e . They are asking for a held that those states had the right things like, “ What are you trying to do, heat the whole remedy. fall on the brand new blue rug or not ... Administration officials hailed the improvement” since “ high inflation cumulate faster. less than 700,060 but it is the center response even faster than we had to take back their ratification. outdoors?” Another favorite was, “ What do you think, And, point number two, the heat was always included of a metropolitan area of more than wholesale price figures as “ very en­ ra tes a re what led us into in the rent. While other people droned on and on about BEING AN ENERGY miser also means you open the Ann Miller Prince Philip couraging” for future economic we OWN the electric company?” 3 million, sixth largest in the United recession.” wood stoves and BTUs and thermal-paned windows and utility bill the way some people open the paper to read growth. Ortner said the Federal Reserve States. other mysterious things homeowners drone on about, I the lottery scores. I still don’t know what all those funny The Labor Department’s "They should have left their horses at the door Board’s factory production index, THESE QUESTIONS never landed anywhere that little numbers and abbreviations mean, but the dollar Producer Price Index — a broad down 2.1 percent in December, was passed through life blithely unaware that heat control instead of their Caddies.” made any impact. Even in the years that I rented signs have never been so meaningful. Planned city measure of wholesale price changes “ extremely disappointing and unfor­ meant anything more or less complex than opening or — Ann Miller, actress, complaining to the apartments, I was alwAys a freewheeler when it came Being an energy miser also means you play little The largest historic landmark in — showed only 0.3 percent growth in tunate” but “ no disaster.” shutting a window and calming goldfish. hoetess of an elegant social event where most of December, finishing last year with a The nation’s industrial production to heat. ’They called me Adele J.P. Morgan Angle the games with your friends and relatives. You pretend not the guests wore blue Jeans. (Cosmopolitan) the United States is the old city of MANCHESTER T H A T WAS A L L B.C. Before I rented a Con­ way I ’d throw open the windows of the apartment in to notice when they come for dinner and don’t take their Savannah. Ga. Founded in 1733 by moderate 7 percent gain. levei — almost a third of the coun­ "I know a lot of people who can keep a secret In mid-winter, inviting all the Arctic air in the dominium. Bye, bye, steam heat. Gen. James Oglethorpe on the The previous year, prices at the try’s total production of goods and coats off. You pretend not to notice when they refuse a circulation.” wholesale level climbed 11.8 per­ services — now is below that of its neighborhood into the living room to sit down for a chat. This rented condominium comes with a useless closet drink and ask for hot tea instead. You have long dis­ Savannah River 18 miles upstream — Peter Ustinov, actor. from the Atlantic Ocean, Savannah cent. In 1979, it was up 12.8 percent, previous peak, March 1979. SOAP BOX DERBY Of course, two little points are worth mentioning here. which is filled with a gadget which measures all the cussions with them about the health benefits of sleeping was the first planned city in what is and climbed 9.2 percent and 6.7 per­ Last month, dealers had to pay The apartments I rented were always very hot. VERY electric heat I consume. in sub-zero conditions. “Women coming Into the work force are still cent in 1977. now the United States. 3275.30 for the same goods that cost HOT. How hot were they? you ask. ’They were so hot I know what you’re going to say next. Everybody else And, when they come over to visit and you splurge on treated like working wives, but In 20 years even The price index shared the $100 in 1967, according to the Labor that sometimes I ’d come home and there’d be moss does. the heat and they DON’T remark on how cozy warm it the most chauvinistic people will realize that economic stage with the fifth con­ Department’s Producer Price Index * REGISTRATION » growing alongside the wallpaper ... my cat would be “ Electric heat? Really? ’That’s RE ALLY expensive,” is, you find yourself doing silly things like telling them women are here to stay.” The Map Room secutive nfionthly decline for factory that stood at 275.3. you’ll say, giving me a look like I ’d just told you I ’d — Jane Trahey, author-advertising executive, production — a grim sign of con­ lying spread-eagled on the floor in a coma and the gold- that you put the heat up in their honor. The Map Room, on the ground The Federal Reserve Board’s in­ on what the work force will be like In the year tinued recession that pulled the pace floor of the White House, was a dex of industrial production slipped DATE: SUNDAY JAN. 17, 1982 2000. (Working Woman) secret war room during World War of employmentrelated industrial to 143.3 for December, losing II. It was redecorated in 1970 at the output to 1979 levels. whatever small expansion in factory "With what's going on In Poland today, there's request of President and Mrs. And the current severe weather production that occurred since PLACE: 75 CENTER STREET, no humor In a borscht-eating contest between Nixon. Furnished in American raised the possibility that food and March 1979. Americans and Russians.” (Tiippendale style, it contains four fuel prices may go up more sharply Auto assembly production in TOWN OF MANCHESTER FIRE DEPT. BUI Lee, humor editor, Penthouse magazine. American landscape paintings and a this year. December dropped to what would be Because of U.8. opposition to the declaration of portrait of Benjamin Franklin. Administration spokesman an annual rate of 4.6 million units, TIME: 10:00 A.M. martial law In Poland, the magazine canceled Robert Ortner, chief economist of the report said. But the total produc­ Will sex be the next tax target? such a contest," which It had sponsored. The competition Involved six Americana and six Russians who were to consume as much borscht example, is something many Americans enjoy, and sex REGISTRATION FEE; $25 All the talk from Washington about tax cuts sure as they could In 10 minutes. didn’t last long. Weren’t our taxes to be cut in three is an untapped revenue for government. Not only that, it Haig to seek speedy agreement '.'The only time you'll ever get perfect officiating stages? What happened to stage two .and stage three? has about it some of the same attractive aspects for the ELEQIBILITY: Is when you die and go to heaven.” Now I see they’re talking about tax “ increases.” Last government that cigarettes and liquor do. Our birth rate — Nolan Richardson, Tulsa University basket­ TEL AVIV Israel (UPI) ” ... Whether or not we Andy is too high in this country and if people enjoyed less sex, leaders, including Presi­ “collected the views of week President Reagan reviewed proposals for tax in­ ball coach, after a game that produced several — Secretary of State dent Hosni Mubarak, both sides” and they would are able to achieve an creases worth $30 billion. the population wouldn’t be increasing as fast as it is. Rooney ’The government could decide, as they have with tobacco controversial calls by the referees. Alexander Haig, saying during two days in Cairo. be assessed before he autonomy agreement ’The figure $30 billion doesn’t mean anything to most there are no deadlines, before or after the April and liquor, that they’d be doing us a favor by putting a "She was a dream-maker, giving us the right to ‘‘1 leave with ... a returns to the Cairo and of us. All we want to know is, “ How much of that do I Syndicated flew back to Washington greater dedication to Jerusalem, probably after Sinai date is less important Any boy or girl age 10 to per-act tax on sex. dream the undreamable, reach for the un­ have to cough up?” Columnist Friday with a “ renewed working with a renewed his talks in Geneva with than the fact we try to If everyone had to pay tax on each sex act, it would un- reachable and achieve the Impossible.” sense of urgency” to reach move these talks forward President Reagan’s advisers are suggesting that sense of urgency to bring Soviet Foreign Minister douhtedly raise huge sums of money. The number of — Shirley Verrett, soprano, describing con­ a speedy Palestinian Andrei Gromyko Jan. 26- to arrive at a successful needed revenues could be raised by drastically in­ tralto Marian Anderson. Miss Verrett and Grace about an autonomy agree­ times the sex act is performed daily is not a statistic ac­ autonomy agreement. He ment as soon as possible, 27. outcome at the earliest 15 is welcome to compete. creasing the tax on liquor and tobacco. I don’t smoke Bumbry will share the Carnegie Hall stage In a cumulated by the (Census Bureau, but certainly if you said he expects to return to and hopefully in the near An overall assessment possible date.” cigarettes but I drink bourbon and I ’d object to having recital celebrating the trallblazing black singer’s multiplied whatever that figure is by the number of days Cairo aiid Jerusalem at the term, but without will then be made, Haig the tax raised on either cigarettes or liquor. 80th birthday. end of the month. deadlines,” Haig said. said. business if we smoke or drink. in a year and collected, say, $1 per act, it might well TH E AVERAGE PAC K of cigarettes costs about 75 "If you were too small to play basketball or foot­ “ I am optimistic and “ It is clear there are still The United States will If our smoking and drinking adversely affects eliminate the budget deficit and have a mild dampening hopeful (for an many differences between “ have some ideas, having In mwnory ol Maty l_ Mdtr cents now. It varies from state to state but in many effect on overpopulation. ball, the next best thing was to be seen jumping win pMMd nny • SPONSORED BY LOCAL 1579 someone else, then a government should rule that you agreement), but not un­ the parties,” he said in assessed the facts places you’re paying 38 bents tax, more than haif, on around stage in a band.” Jm . 1 «, IM O . can’t smoke here or that you can’t drive drunk. It has an IT M IG H T APPEAR that the IRS would have trou­ mindful of the great summarizing his meetings presented to us in Cairo each pack you buy. U you pay $7.50 for a bottle of liquor, — Kevin Cronin, guHarlsI with the top-eelling obligation to protect the person being affected by the act band, Reo Bpaadwagon, on how he began obstacles that have to be in Egypt and Israel. and in Israel and then, of IM * •) IM M l 44 art ante M INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION $3 of that is tax. It seems like enough. ble collecting such a tax, but I suspect there would be Mtaa4 Una, <4 Uni k BMal It hw of another. It is also the business of government to con­ playing the Instrument as 8 teenager as a way to overcome,” Haig said at Begin’s spokesman Uri course, we will make Raising the tax on tobacco and liquor would be a widespread compliance with a voluntary reporting ItattanagM lM . laiaMn4tt OF FIREFIGHTERS duct tests to determine whether cigarette smoking is Impress girls. (Seventeen) an airport news con­ Porath told reporters both suggestions but as partners nalarand,|aiw4Mtiaiit||N4- cheap shot by the government. It is as if they were system. For every person who failed to report, out of a good or bad for us and tell us. But what we do with that ference. sides “ have reached the in a process we all have a 4t, |ta nat (an M at I Inat I, aU diallenging us. to complain about an excessive tax on sense of privacy or a desire to cheat the government out "Human population growth Is probably the Earlier in the day, Haig conclusion it is possible to role in.” M l M Mat al|. M M a a| M information is our own business. We’ll decide. It a*n M In Ml Mtt In Ml, It something as bad for. us as whiskey and cigarettes of tax money, there would be two others who would single most serious long-term threat to survival.' had a lengthy discussion a c h ie v e an autonom y Haig said the final tttn |ta nai It laM M It tkai 1 probably Are. In puttidg proportionately higher taxes on I TH O U G H T TH IS was kind of interference in our falsify their own report by doubling or tripling it in an — Prince Philip, husband of Britain's Queen with Prime Minister agreement in the near scheduled Israeli ftrt tl M pM M It at Mt ItM |ta personal lives that President Reagan was going to get effort to appear adequate to a tax examiner. Elizabeth. A lifetime envlronmentallat, he Is also Menachem Begin for the withdrawal from Sinai those two things than on most products, the government future,” adding that Other punitive tax measures the Reagan administra­ International presMenl of the SwHzerland-beead second time in his two-day U.S.Israeli relations “ have April 25 should not affect has already made a moral judgment. It has decided away from. You maybe the next champ tion might consider are ones on chocolate chip ice Worid WIMIHe Fund. (People) visit. Before coming to improved considerably.” the quest for an autonomy tobacco and whiskey are bad for us, it’s over its head U that’s the direction the government’s going to go in. Israel, Haig met Egyptian Haig said he had agreement. and ought to get out. It’s none of the goverment’s I ’m nervous about what the next tax might be. Sex, for cream, Saturday afternoon naps and warm showers. 'V 'l

12 - THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 THE HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 16. 1982 - 13 News for senior citizens Polly’s Pointers Supermarket Shopper W eddings BIRTHDAY ALMANAC CompSed by ttw ednofs of nw MtofM/Unanse Soak of tww Jan. 17 — JaoqiMa Plania (1t2b>), the hockey goal­ Italian day, talks, ie who played moot of his oaireer with the Montreal Making candles Canadians. He wOn the Vezina Trophy seven times and One good deal was the first goalie to wear a mask In a game. Jan. IS — Muhammad AH (ISdS-), the first boxer to By Polly Fisher meat thoroughly, trim it from the hold the world heavyweight title three times. His out­ spoken personality and remarkable boxing skill made classes, parties set DEAR POLLVi My son has been) backbone and trim off the daik strip of him the best-known atMeta of his tlnw. < making candles. After they harden there meat if desired. Cut the meat into strips Jan. If — OoMr Parton (IM t -), the popular country leads to others is always a low spot around the wick. or pieces and pack into pint Jars. Fill and western singer who has brldgi^ the gap into popu­ eacn jar to within one-half inch of the top E d ito r’s note: this Thursday our guest from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Please bus; 1 p.m. bowling What can he do to prevent this? lar music. She recently starred In her first film, "N ine to league; 1:30 p.m. exercise Here’s my Pointer; H my son’s ribbed with meat, hut don’t pack tightly. Add a Rvb " column is written and speaker will be Lillian take advantage of this and teaspoon of salt and two tablespoons By Martin Sloane r* prepared by the staff of the Rubin who was a partici­ have your eyes examined. class; bus returns from bedspread comes out of the dryer Jan. 30 — Qaorga RunM (1000-), the comedian and wrinkled, I put it on the hed and use my vinegar to each jar. The vinegar will dis­ actor who, with his wife, Qrada Allan, starred for more For smart shoppers who Manchester Senior Center. pant in the Senior Intern Also on Feb. 1, tax shopping at 12:30 p.m. than 30 years In vaudevIHe, radio, films and telavlsion. learn the secrets of program in Washington Wednesday: 9 a.m. steam iron ri^t there on the bed. This is solve the bones. Seal the jars tightly and It appears twice weekly; counseling for the elderly pressure can for 70 to 15 nninutes. (Be He won an Oscar as best supporting actor for his ^ - organized couponing and on Saturdays and, starting sponsored by Sen. Lowell will begin, so if you wish to health clinic by appoint­ much easier than putting it over my Clip ‘n’ file refunds ironing board. — MRS. A.M.S. sure to follow the directions for your formanca In "Th e Sunshine Etoys." refunding, one good deal next week, on Wednesdays P. Weicker’s office. After have assistance in filling ment; 9:30 a.in. ceramics Jan. 21 — John C. FmmonI (1010-1100). tbe explor­ can lead to another. class begins; round dan­ canner precisely.) The lowly and plen­ instead of ’Tuesdays. Mrs. Rubin is finished with out your income tax forms, DEAR MRS. A.M.S.I That hollow er, mapmaker. Union general and public official who Rose Maldet of Dally Products, Oils, Margarine, Diet please stop by. An appoint­ cing at 10 a.m.; also tiful ca^ emerges fitmi this treatment led three exp^Hlons to the Far Vlfast, 1842-46, and By Joe Dimlnico her talk, the staff will have around the wick always happens as the with a salmon-lUce taste. — MARJORIE Johnstown, Pa., sent for a Products (File 2) an open discussion with the ment is not necessary. pinochle games, mapped out the Oregon Trail and the South Pass In the Activities Specialist wax hardens. You can’t prevent it, but Rockies. He was the first Republican presidential free Norman Rockwell Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off seniors to answer any Just a reminder to all the Friendship Circle; 12:30 you can remedy it. Just pour some fresh, DEAR READER: Please be sure to print in return for three Senior Center p.m. bridge games; 1 p.m. candidate, 1856. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage questions that you may individuals going on the hot wax into the hollow and let it cool un­ follow the directions that come with your Jan. 22 — Mha Boaay (1087- ), the right wing for the purchase-confirmation Florida trip in February craft class; bus pick up at 8 canner for processing fish products. Fish coupons; for example. Start collecting the needed Looking all around us as have concerning the opera­ til hard. Save a little of the wax from New York Islanders hockey team who has scored more seals from Nabisco Honey proofs of purchase while looking for the required tion of the center. We en­ that your final payment is a.m. return trips at 12:30 pouring the candle initially to use for this must be processed in a pressure canner, than 50 goats In each of his first four National Hockey Maid Grahams. you can see, winter has due. and 3 p.m. refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers finally arrived and with a courage all members to at­ so that the color matches exactly. NOT in a water-bath canner. — POLLY. League seasons. He led the league In goals In 1979 and Along with the print she Also, the variety show Thursday: 10 a.m. and magazines, and when trading with friends. .bang. 1 am sure that tend. Polly will send you one of her signed 1981 received three 25-cefit Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ Dr. Henry Rosenberg’s final tryout is Sunday at'2 orchestra rehearsal, dart thank-you newspaper coupon clippers if Ja^ 28 tm ie Kovaea (1010-1002), the comedian coupons and a $1.50 refund everyone is aware of the DEAR POLLY: Recently a reader try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. program on dental care p.m. here at the center. league; noon hot dinner; 1 she uses your favorite Potater, Peeve or who was one of the first major comedy stars of televi­ form. energy bills, therefore I p.m. program featuring reported having an excess of carp from sion’s "Qolden Age" In the 1050s. He also appeared In The following refund offers are worth $4.78. This would like to remind all of which was canceled on Problem in her column. Write to The following week, her Jan. 14 because of the in­ PROGRAMS FOR Lillian Rubin, a partici­ her son’s spearfishing trips. Here’s a POLLY’S POINTERS in care of this several fHma. week’s offers have a total value of $16.71. you of the availabiiity of THE MONTH: wonderful way to use the meat. Wash the supermarket offered triple CARNATION-HERSHEY’S Free Egg Offer. energy kits here at the clement weather has been pant in the Senior Intern newspaper. coupons. She used her re-scheduled for Feb. 18. Jan. 27 — Medical program in Washington, Receive a coupon worth up to $1 on the purchase of center free of charge three Honey Maid coupons a dozen eggs. Send the required refund form, the I would like to repeat the assistance sponsored by Sen. Lowell to buy three more which have been donated Jan. 18— Legal aid clinic front panels from any two boxes of Hershey’s Mrs. Donald Edward Hunt Mrs. Clifford A. LaPlante by Northeast Utilities. center’s ruling on incle­ Weicker’s office. An open packages for a total of Jan. 20 — Ceramics discussion will follow with Baking Chocolate (Sweet, Semi-Sweet or Also, if you would like a ment weather. When $1.02. With great pleasure Unsweetened) and the Universal Product Code schools are closed, the Jan. 21 — Program on the staff answering she sent in these three free home energy audit senior intern and staff Get your affairs in order symbols from four 13-ounce cans of Carnation buses here at the center questions about the center pruul8 of purchase for the from Northeast Utilities, forum Evaporated Milk. Expires March 31, 1982. Hunt-Walz LaPlante-Arpin stop by the center and pick will not be running as well operations. Please try to $1.50 refund. Jan. 27 - SENIOR attend. KRAFT Jar Cheese Offer. Receive a Kraft Jar up a pamphlet concerning as regularly scheduled ‘Mary Lou McMahon Cheese Spread. Send the required refund form and programs being canceled. BIRTHDAY PARTY Friday: 10 a.m. exercise DEAR READERS: U you 5. If my WIFE DEAR ABBY: I think Linda Ann Walz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miss Alicia M. Arpin of 115 Sycamore Lane and Clif­ all the details. Lastly, if remarries, the next from Brooklyn, N.Y., saw three back labels with Universal Product Code W. Walz of Old Saybrook, and Donald Edward Hunt, son However, the center will Feb. 1 — Glaucoma class; kitchen social want to do something nice “Big D.” is a big “A.” I ford A. LaPlante of 98 Sycamore Lane were married anyone is having difficulty screening husband: love your reruns. Most of a supermarket special symbols from Kraft Jar Cheese Spreads. Expires of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hunt of East Hartford, were Dec. 11 at St. James Church. The bride is the daughter in paying their energy bills be open for business and in­ games; noon lunch served; for your family, get your offering La Pizzeria Pizza • a. shall receive one- them are worth reaing April 30, 1982. married Jan. 9 in South United Methodist Church, of Mrs. Marv R. Aroin of 115 Svcamore Lane, and the this year, I would like to formal activities. Please MENU FOR WEEK 12:45 p.m. setback games, affairs in order. for 99 cents each. She used bus pickup at 8 a.m. return third of all my WIFE’S more than once. Many DRAFT Pass the Buck Refund Offer. Receive a Manchester. Groom is the son of Mrs, Trudy LaPlant of Hinsdale, remind you to contact the listen to WINF in the mor­ Monday: chicken gumbo, 1 came across this gem two 25-cent coupons to refund of 25 cents to $1. Send the required refund The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. Anne Flaherty N.H., and Francis LaPlante of Hartford. ning so that you may plan trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. in Tlje Survivors, a splen­ Dear Abby property: times I was glad to see an bring her cost down to Human Services Depart­ ham salad sandwich, item repeated because I form and the horse-and-wagon symlx)ls and net- of 8 Hemlock St., and the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Harold The Rev. John McNicholas of New Haven officiated at ment at 647-3092 to get your day. beverage, pudding. Bridge scores this past did magazine for widowed • b. need not speend any $1.48. weight statements from any Kraft Chunk Cheddar week were: Tim Regan, 5,- Abigail Van Buren had intended to clip it, but \Valz of Ferguson Drive. the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was assistance. New programs coming Wednesday: cream of people. I obtained permis­ of his share on our When she got home she and Colby Cheese. Receive 50 cents for each proof 340; Barbara Conklin, 4,- sion from the author. didn’t. Or I clipped it and The Rev. George Webb of South United Methodist per­ organist and Ms. Susan Birmingham was soloist. The Feb. 25 will be Italian up this month are the broccoli soup, sliced children, even if they need found two different La from the 2-pound size and 25 cents for each proof formed the double ring service: David Morse was bride was given in marriage by her mother. basket weaving classes 670; R. Maire, 4,500; Kay Judge Sam Harrod HI of support; and misplaced it. Keep those Day here at the center. turkey breast sandwich, golden oldies cornin’. Pizzeria offers. One from any other size up to a total of $1. Expires Sept. organist and Marcia Warren was soloist. The maid of honor was Miss Marisa A. Urban of Hart­ Anyone who can be of scheduled to start on Jan. jello, beverage. Nutter, 4,420. Eureka, 111., to reprint it; • c. can give his share to offered two $1 coupons in 28 at 9:30 a.m. Anyone in­ Pinochle winners were: IF YOU DON’T HAVE MIKE IN MODESTO 30, 1982. The matron of honor was Diane Wilcox of Glaston­ ford. Bridesmaids were Miss Kathleen Footit of Hart­ assistance in implemen­ Thursday: baked anyone he chooses, without exchange for two Univer­ PARKAY Margarine Free Offer. Receive a 1- bury, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids were Grace ford and Miss Terri Hanson of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., all terested in participating is Sue Kerr, 609; Martin A WILL, YOUR STATE sal Prc^uct Code symbols, ting this program is asked lasagna, Italian bread and giving a penny to our DEAR MIKE: Thanks, pound package of Parkay Quarters Margarine. Brady of Bristol, Joanne Marino of Middletown and Gail friends of tbe bride. to call the center. We are asked to call the center and butter, tossed salad, cream Bakstan, 591; Annette HAS^ONE FOR YOU. to Probate Court, daughter become age 18, children. and the other offered two Send the required refund form and five side panels sign up. H illary, 585; Nadine The Statutory ‘‘Wili’’ of explaining how and why they can do whatever they pal. My mail is running Fasciano of Cromwell. The best man was Rodney K. Links of Hebron. Ushers looking for bi-lingual in­ puffs, beverage. 6. I do not care to learn $1 coupons in return for with Universal Product Code symbols from 1-pound Roger Hunt of East Hartford, brother of the groom, were Michael Kowalskv and Michael Terragna, both of On Jan. 27, starting at 1 Malcolm, 577; Ann Fisher, John. Doe she spent money necessary please with their share of about 10 to 1 in favor of the two proof-oi-purchase dividuals as well as people Friday: vegetable soup, whether there are ways to reruns. And the votes from packages of Parkay Quarters. Expires Feb. 28, was best man; Ushers were Dr. William Wilcox of Glastonbury, all friends of the groom. versed in the customs, p.m. we will be having our egg salad sandwich, 564; Helen Silver, 557; A1 I, John Doe, make this for proper care of our my estate; seals. 1982. Glastonbury, brother-in-law of the bride, Victor Barth monthly birthday party G a te s, 556'; Jo se p h my “will,” by failing to children; • e. no one, including my lower my death taxes, and Alaska and Hawaii aren’t After a reception at Manchester Country Club, the dance, music and crafts. dessert, beverage. know as much as possible So, Ms. McMahon PET Refund Offer. Receive $1 in coupons. Send of Plainville and Joseph O’Connell of East Hartford. couple went on a wedding trip to St. Thomas, Virgin Any individual with and any individuals who Garibaldi, 573; Ernest have a will of my choice • b. my WIFE file a per­ WIFE shall have the right counted yet! received $4 worth of SCHEDULE FOR will go to til government, the required refund form and any five labels from The reception was at Fiano’s in Bolton after which the' Islands. They are making their home in Manchester. knowledge or expertise in have a birthday in January Grasso, 553; Peggy prepared by my attorney. formance BQND, with sur­ to question how our coupons. Now she is 13-ounce cans of Pet Evaporated Milk. Expires couple left on a wedding trip to Jamaica. and wish to participate are WEEK Vaughan, 548. 1. I give one-half of all eties, to be approved by children spend their shares instead of my WIFE and Do you have questions The bride and groom are both registered nurses at any of the above is aiso our CHILDREN. waiting for the store either March 31, 1982. They will make their home in East Hartford. The Manchester Memorial Hospital. asked to contact the center urged to sign up at the Monday: 9 a.m. kitchen my property, both personal Probate Court, to 3. If my WIFE does not about sex, love, drugs and to offer the La Pizzeria on bride is a graduate of St. Vincent’s Hospital and Medical and ask for Joe Diminico. front desk. social games; 12:30 p.m. and real estate, to my guarantee she will proper­ survive me br dies while In witness whereof, I the pain of growing up? sale again or to double the H ere is a refund form To write for; Energizer, Center School of Nursing and is a registered nurse at St. All of your input will help Also, ceramics classes pinochle games; bus pick Playing bridge CHILDREN, and the ly handle our children’s any of our children are have completely failed to Get Abby’s new booklet: value of her coupons. Union Carbide Corp., Battery Products Division, Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford. Personal advice from Abby to make "Italian Day” on will resume on Wednesday up at 8 a.m. return trips at Oswald Jacoby and Alan remaining oneJialf to my money; minors, I do not nominate a make a different will of my “What Every Teen-Ager Either way, her initial Old Saw Mill River Road, Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591. The groom is a graduate of Manchester Community Feb. 25 one day to starting at 9:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. WIFE. ' • c. when our childrn Guardian of our children, own choice with the advice Ought to Know.” Send |2 purchase will get her four Attention: Cash Refund Department — ST . Abigail Van Buren offers personal advice daily in one Sontag write about bridge College and St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center remember for a long time. Starting on Feb. 1, we ’Tuesday: 10 a.m. chess — every day on Jhe comics 2 .1 appoint my WIFE as become adults, my WIFE but hope relatives and of my attorney, because I and a long, stamped (37 free pies. Energizer Coupon Request. Your postage will be School of Respiratory Therapy. He is a pulmonary of America’s best-read columns, “Dear Abby. ” in The will be having a glaucoma and checkers; 10 a.m. Guardian of my children, if must' file a complete friends may mutually really did not care to go to cents), self-addressed Joan Ruby of Wayne, reimbursed. This $1 to $2.50 offer expires March 31, Manchester Herald's Focus section. page of The -Manchester technician at St. Francis. COMING UP this clinic here at the center square dancing; shopping Herald. she survives me; but as a iteemized, written account agree on the one and if they all that bother, and I adopt envelope to: Abby, Teen N.J., bought a bottle of 1982. safeguard, 1 require that; of everything she has done cannot agree, the Probate this, by default, as my Booklet, 12060 Hawthorne Ocean Spray Tomato • a. my WIFE make with our children’s money; Court can appoint someone “will.” — (no signature Blvd., Suite 5000, Cocktail for only 19 cents written account every year • d. when our son and I would approve. requireed) John Doe. Hawthorne, Calif. 90250. when the store doubled her 56-cent coupon. Engagements Not long afterward she there will be another offer required proofs ready and found a $1 coupon offer in that will allow me to turn it waiting, the newspaper that asked into cash, coupons or free ‘"This pleased me to no for the label that she had products.” end,” says Ms. Bethel, Digestion speed differs saved from the juice. Anne Bethel of Monetta, w hose in v e n to ry of “The $I coupon was good Ark., rarely purchases a Wheaties coupons should on any Ocean Spray juice,” box of Wheaties without last her through most of DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m a lot better. Others who fellow, we just suffer. So she says, “and I waited for using a coupon. She has 1982. having an argument with want this issue can send 75 don’t be so glib for us who the store to offer double found 25-cent coupons in These and other readers . my neighbor. She says that cents with a long, stamped are worried and scareed coupons again. Within a 'the newspaper and lucent whose sm art-shopping ;the size of your stmnadi self-addressed envelope to out of our poor old skulls. few weeks it did,and I used coupons on the backs of experiences appear in this ; determines how fast your me, in care of this And don’t pull a Landers or the coupon to get a free packages. column receive a copy of ' food is absorbed. I say you Your Health newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Bothers and suggest the bottle of the family-size When she recently found my refunding magazine, don’t even absorb food Radio City Station, New clergy. ’They’re too busy grapefruit juice. a Wheaties offer of a ’The National Supermarket from your stomach. Who is Lawrence Lamb, fid.D. York, NY 10019. raising moneey to run a "Now I have this new booklet filled with $5 worth Shopper. Write to me in right? U I’m right that Food is not absorbed church. There is just one label, and I’m sure that of coupons, she had the care of this newspaper. means you can’t get any from the colon. Undigested answer — don’t become energy from the food you food that gets into the depressed — don’t get ill ; eat untii it is emptied from colon is ofteen fermented and don’t get old — unless the stomach. How long by bacteria that causes you live in the city or have Group seeks judge recall does it take your stoma(£ gas. Diarrhea diseases bohydrate or protein is. lots of money. Now you to empty after you have food mixture out of the may prevent absorption of look in the Yellow Pages eaten? Failure to understand, stomach and into the small, FENNIMORE, Wis. Reinecke, according to Snodgrass was found digestion seems to be food from the small in­ for sick-of-it old lady in Also, do you absorb food intestine. Sweet liquids go testine (where most ab­ tennis shoes: (UPI) —'A parents group is trial transcripts, said, "I guilty of first-degree widespread. You don’t through the stomach the m. from your colon or not? sorption takes place) DEAR SICK OF IT: You seeking the recall of a am satisfied we have an sexual assault after the Oc­ swallow something and fastest. Proteins stay in ■gE-t-x-.:;,.. V, I’ve had people try. to tell resulting in weight loss. Of have a point. But you must judge who said a 5-year-old unsually sexually tober 1980 incident that oc­ me they have trouble with have it go directly into the stomach longer and course, water loss is a fac­ sexual assault victim was promiscuous young lady curred at the home of the Roxanne Edgar Deborah Tyler Robyn Marie Burba your blood stream and fats may slow the emp­ not fail into tbe trap of Kim Lisa Hammick Cynthia Ann Buckler Suzanne J. Killian their weii^t because they tor in acute diarrhea. refusing to find a solution. "unusually sexually and that this man just did girl’s divorced mother, have constipation. I do body. It has to get out of tying of the stomach for promiscuous” and her 24- with whom he was living. the stomach and then to be Some people do not want not know enough to knock Hammick-Malone know that people who have hours. Heavy fat meals DEAR DR. LAMB: year-old attacker did not off her advances. No way Edgar-Castleman Tyler-Roy Burba-Canty Buckler-Kurker Killlan-CorrentI broken down to a form that have been obrerved to stay Your advice to look in the their problems solved — ’The girl was later placed dianbea lose weight. for psychological reasons. know how to avoid her ad­ do I believe he initiated the in a foster home in I^airie Mr. and Mrs, Fred J. Hammick of Mr. and Mrs; William D. Edgar of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tyler of 19 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Burba Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buckler of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Killian of 17 can be tranqwrted across in the stomach a whole phone boks under Mental vances. sexual contact that did South Windsor announce the engage­ DEAR READER: You the small intestinal wall day. But you could have the du Chien and is now living 353 Hackmatack St. announce the Flower St. announce the engagment Jr. of 691 E. Middle Turnpike an­ 86-B Ambassador Drive announce Essex St., announce the engagement Health doesn’t help local phone company let Diane Barton said area take place.” with her father. ment of their daughter, Kim Lisa engagement of their daughter, of their daughter, Deborah Tyler of nounce the engagement of their the engagement of their daughter, of their daughter, Suzanne J. are right. The size of your before it has any effect on I am sending you The thousands of us who live in residents are up in arms , you look in the Yellow Hammick, to Christopher John Roxanne. Edgar, to John H. Syracuse, N.Y., to William Brad­ daughter, Robyn Marie Burba of 166 Cynthia Ann Buckler, to Richard Killian, to Michael M. Correntl, son stomach has very little to your body. Health Letter number 12-4, the boonies. Our phone over Judge William Malone, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. John , do with how fast your food The stomach is a reser­ Your Digestion: Pages of the city directory TH H U l Castleman Jr. of Manchester, son of ford Roy, son of Judge and Mrs. Oak St., to Bruce E. Canty, son of Charles Kurker, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Correnti of 85 book, 96 pages thick for iReinecke’s commenjs in KEROSENE NITE-TITE SHUTTEZS Malone of 84 Prospect St. is absored. Some alcohol is voir,, a storage pouch. It Processing Your Food, three towns, doesn’t Ust and call them- Through a Mr. and Mrs. John H. Castleman of William R. Roy of Syracuse, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Canty Sr. of Charles Kurker of East Hartford. Arnott Road. social worker with such the trial of Ralph available at The bride-elect is a graduate of Nashville, Tenn. Wakefield, Mass. I absorbed directly through processes food until it is which will help you and Mental Health. We are un­ ^W indow Q u ilt' The bride-elect is a graduate of organizations they miht Snodgrass and will have a IMHEnPUMMNG East Catholic High School and The bride-elect is a graduate of the stomach wall but not converted to a slush or your neighbor understand able to drive tbe miles to meeting Jan. 21 to sign a attended Bay Path Junior College The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of Manchester High School and is The bride-elect is a graduate of one calorie of fat, car-- liquid before it squirts the what happens to your food the nearest big city — have a solution that fits SyPTlY F0SnM»CMillMY Hartford Hospital School of Prac­ Manchester High School and is Manchester High School and is your local needs. recall petition. 331 Broad St., 707 MAIN >T. and Manchester Community the University of Connecticut School tical Nursing. She is employed by attending Manchester Community MANCHESTER • 040-4300 College. She is a senior claim of Physical Therapy and is employed by United Bank and Trust College. She is a meniber of the employed by the Hartford Insurance Manchester CIOMd WadnMday* Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital in Co. processor at Travelers Insurance employed at Hartford Hospital. Syracuse. Connecticut Air National Guard and Group. The groom-to-be is also a Co. The prospective bridegroom is a is employed by Connecticut General graduate of Manchester High The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a 1975 graduate of New Hampton Corporation and Pic & Save. School, is a volunteer firefighter graduate of East Catholic High graduate of Georgia State Universi­ graduate of Hartwick College, School and a 1979 graduate of St. with Co. 3 and is employed by Wife makes life difficult School and will graduate in M^y ty and is employed by Travelers In­ Oneonta, N.Y. and is employed by Lawrence University, Canton, N.Y. The prospective bridegroom is a National Safe Northeast Inc. from Newport College in Newport, surance Co. of Hartford. Blue Cross, Blue Shield of Syracuse. He is employed by_ Kemper In­ graduate of Penney High School and R.l. surance of Hartford. ' A.I. Prince Technical School. He is DEAR DR. BLAKER: I any feedback about how I decisions, like calling a employed as an electrician by, A June 11, 1983 wedding is am suffering from severe A Sept. 18 wedding is planned. An April 24 wedding is planned. A Sept. 11 wedding is planned. An Oct. 2 wedding-is planned.- planned. am doing. therapist or a clinic. ’Travelers Insurance Co. hl(^ blood pressure and my Should I get counseling? Fferfectly Mated doctor says It is caused Ask DeMartin-Volkert my wife. He thinks it is im­ DEAR READER: Down in the dumps? Stanton-Vonderkall Rosella-Dailey perative that we go to Dr. Blaker There’s no question that Write for Dr. Blaker’s Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. DeMartin Mr. and Mrs. Gail E. Stanton of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Rosella of therapy together. you are under a great deal newsletter "Fighting of 110 Tolland Road, Bolton, an­ Wethersfield announce the engage­ 160 W. Center St. announce the My wife is certainly Karen Blaker, Ph.D. of stress at work but the Depression.” Send 50 cents nounce the engagement of their and a stamped, self ad­ ment of their daughter, Leslie engagement of their daughter, maUng life difficult for reasons are not clear.. Is it Diamond daughter, Denise Marie DeMartin, Eiizabeth Stanton, to Kevin Robert Patricia Ann Rosella, to Carl F. jfpe. I have two diildren by your isolation, ' the dressed envelope to Dr. solitaire with to William S. Volkert Jr., of Main Vonderkall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dailey Jr. of 15 Alpine St., son of my first marriage and repetitive nature of the lab Blaker in care of this designed Street, Coventry, son of Mrs. Joan newspaper, P.O. Box 475, mounting and Robert T. Vonderkall of 19 Mayfield Carl F. Dailey Sr. of East every time I want to visit tests or the lack of feed­ matching E. Volkert of Cedar Swamp Ext., back? Radio City Station, New Road. Stroudsburg, Pa. and Mrs. Helen them she has an absolute Diamond solitaire in wedding Coventry. The bride-elect is a graduate of Shaw of Southington. fit. see a therapist. Talking with a counselor York, NY 10019. ring. 1285. 7 diamoTKls, set pave ’The bride-elect is a graduate of (or which you are both Illusion Crown style in engravied the class of 1977 of Wethersfield The bride-elect is a 1976 graduate She says that she feels responsible. could help you sort out the sening with matching mounting with Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N.C. High School and graduated from the of Manchester High School, a 1978 uncomfortable when I go to' DEAR READER: source of your anxiety Write to Dr. Blaker at wedding ring. 1400. matching wedding and Manchester Comi^unity College Connecticut Institute of Art & graduate of Manchester Community see my glris because she’s There seems to be a DEAR DR. BLAKER: I and assist you In the above address. Tbe These are 3 of the loveliest ring. 1480. with an associate degree in liberal Design last May. She is employed at College and a graduate of St. Fran­ . afraid tbqr’ll convince me soions criaia of trust in am very unhappy at my job exploring the options of volume of mail prohibits matched engagement-wedding arts. She’s a member of the North '-and 1 think I need some the Pottery Shed Inc. of cis Hospital aptf-Medical Center, - to leave her. And the only your marriage; love on making this job more com­ person^ replies, but ring sets it has ever been our All mountings Coventry Women’s Auxiliary, is a Wethersfield. school of respiratory therapy. She is thing she now wants is to both sides is so conditional. professional counseling to fortable or making a questions of general in­ privilege to offer. T o see them 14k gold. Sunday School teacher at ^Iton The prospective bridgegroom is a employed by Bradley Memorial have a child by me. She I agree j^tb your doctor on straighten out my thinking career change. terest will be discussed in is to appreciate them. United Methodist Church and is 1976 graduate of Manchester High Hospital as a registered respiratory - thinko that it a w help her the spiutlon. Vou two about whether I’m really bi It will help yon deter­ future columns. employed by Western Auto of School and is employed as an therapist. feel more aecure and make should get some tte right field. mine rriilab problons lie Coventry. operating engineer for Hallamore The prospective J)ridegrgqp'IS' a it noaaible to relate to my pnrfessional counseling. Hie reason I’m unhappy within yoiq and whidi can ’The prospective bridegroom is a Motors Trans. A May wedding is raduate of East Stroudsburg High , dmdren. I’m notJoaure, however, is that I get so nervous be written off to an “Insane graduate of Windham Regional planned. fchool, 1976, served in the U.S. Navy ; I don’t want to have a that rd isy your wife is every day when I go to system ” or a ’’crazy Be informed Technical School, Willimantic and is from 1976-1980 and is a graduate of ■ diild with her until I’m causing‘your high blood work. I Rtend my entire b m .” ^cMidadm. a member of the North Coventry pressure. That day alone in a piwtM n^ Make the move as soon stay bn top of the news— Denise Marie DeMartin The Herald provides a cpm- Leslie E. Stanton Hartford Modem School of Welding. certain she accepts my subscribe to The Thusfod JawWsrs Since 1900 I'ire Department. He’s employed by prehensive calendar of “where to go He is employed by Purdy Corp. as a Patricia Ann Rosella children because they are physiological reaction lab dotaig tests and I’m as possible. Anxiety bas a William’s Electric of Manchester. terrified that I’ll make « way of taicreaslng until it Is Manchester Herald. For DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER and what to do,” every Friday in the certified fabrication welder. : to me. could be caused by many home delivery, call 617- Harttord • New Britain • Westtanns Man A May 1 wedding is planned. (acton, one of which may mistake. The other impossible to nuke even Focus/Weekend section. A spring wedding is planned. I la a real stalematel 9946 or 646^7. AAnd she doesn’t want to be tbe current relationship, problem is that 1 nevqr get the most necessary I 14 - TH E HERALD. Sat., Jan. 16, 1962 Saturday TV Saturday movies

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Waya" 1061 Richard Widmark, 9 Movla -(Dram a) *** "M ira d a J Jimmy Bwaggart ) CNN Altomoon melodramatic plot isn’t OHNgan'a lalaiKl ) RomagnoKa' Tabla W orker" 1070 Patty Duke Aatin, call girl with ona of hor husband's C. “ Modern Problems” Sonja Ziamann. Amarican advan- ) INokCavoltShow My Thraa Bona 5:30 Mallsaa Qilbart. A datarmlnad cllanta-a tcraan lover. (86 mint.) strong enough for the con­ lurar goat into Hungary, bahind Iron features Chase as an air Maka Paaca With Nctura [I Living Faith Boston woman, Anna Sullivan, ia 12ri)0 SINQER CONNIE FRANCIS Is hitting the comeback trail seven years FOUR FRIENDS (R) cept. Grade: B-minua. Mo via D Waak In Ravlaw Curtain, to bring out iaadar. (00 3CD Boarch For Tomorrow hired by the Keller family to try to CD Movla'(Drama) "Toral 7:30 — Craig WaHHon, Jodi traffic controller with Or. Snugglaa P Movla mlna.) ToralToral" 1070 Jason Robarda, . 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A woman dias and comaa Qamaa' (TU E.). ‘Klondike Favar' P 0 Vartou* Programming centration, A talented sup­ 6:00 6:30 Japanaaa points of view. (3 hrs.. 6 Away” ) wrote this jaek NicholHon, Maureen Buparman back to lift. Now no ona aha touchaa (WED.), ‘Llb*l’ (THUR.), 'Banana*' 1 Bavarty HWbnH** (Tu*., Frl.) records — a mark that has been exceeded only by The Beatles and porting cast highlights this ) ( D 9 9 Nawa 9 Movla- 1 9 9 Taxaa ty, Kathryn Walker. WIIdKIngdom niina.) shocking moments, but is Jataona Sk Movla-(Comady) ** "Angala* Power, Terry Moore. India 1867: A CIM Morning Roport j CNN Aftamoon Continuaa Aykroyd and Miss Moriar- Bolshevik Revolution of 9 9 NBC Nawa half'CasteBritlahoffioer, 9Movla-(Myatary)*** "Blaapino » Poiky Plg-Buga Bunny P H’SHardToBaAPanflutnCMon.) uneven — capturing the Carraacotandaa PraaaBox AHay" 1048 Bowary Boya. Frankie 1917. Although “Reds” is discriminated against, proves his CarMurdara" 1086 Simona 8:30 Movie (EXC. MON.) 'Tatking Parcal' ty play the kinky couple Buparfrlanda CraaUvIty With Bill Moyara Oarrow. A rackalaar, who uaaa Signorat, Yvaa Montand. Police style of the late '60s but not an intelligent and am­ 8:26 Bob Nawhart Bhow raform'ochool boya to ataat oara. loyalty by quelling a fearsome nativa chaaaamadkiltaraboarda (TUE.), ‘Dot And Tha Kangaroo' THURSDAY — 10 a m.. Prayer who move next door to the CDd) InThaNawa j VatiDU* Programming (WED.), 'Duncan's Worid’ (THUR.). its substance. Arthur Penn 7:00 gala doubla-oroaaad by tha boya. revolt. (2 hrs.) Paria-bound train. (2 hrs.) Sunset Club Group; 11:15 a.m.. Care & Visitation; rather straight Belushi and bitious canvas for Beatty’s 8:30 7K)0 D B**IOITIwNPL(Frt.) ^oklabafTy Finn'(FRI.) iMronakI And Company landing him In the O.A.'a lap. (00 1:05 (“Bonnie and Clyde” ) CD (D Tarzan4.ona Rangar-Zorro 9Movla-a touches with a competitive night and auction avail. Based on Peter 7:20 menaced by a psychopathic killer Qlynnia O'Connor. Dennis Chris­ storm days, there has been a change in ON GOLDEN POND 0:26 will ever be tha same. (Ratad PQ) O AJd-WouHiur _ J Movlu 'RcM on Rommol' (MON.). Keiili. Reynolds is the 9 Dally Numbers playing road gamaa. (Ratad PQ) (2 topher. A young man from tha table following. Members are asked to Straub’s frightening best QDCD InThaNawa (103 mine.) 8:30 'Dollot'(TUE.).'ALovotyW«yToDi«’ schedule for the lunch programs in the (G) — Katherine Hep- director and star of this 7:30 hra.) mid'waat goas to California with CD Carter Country bring items for the table.' Mrs. Marion seller, this diluted adapta­ O AakNBCNawa Economy Watch 9Movla-(Advantura)**H "Song (WED.), ‘StoryOf WillRogort' public schools for Monday and Tuesday, hurn, Henry Fonda, jane ^ M o v la 0:30 1:00 draama of bacomlng part of tha In 33 My Thru# Son# bloody tale of crime and BhaNaNa CDMovla-(Advantura)*** "DayOf OfFraadom " 1036 Paul Robeson, (THUR.), Raro Brood' (FRt.) Beer will serve refreshments. tion is a horror film CD□D CDCpmputarworld Buga BunnjHfoad Runnar Elizabeth Welch. Astavadoraturhad crowd, ha triaa so hard to ba hip that CD Up To Th* Mlnut* (Mon.) CD MorvOMffki (Exe. Wod.) Happy only. Fonda. (Comedy-Drama) corruption in Atlanta. He’s Agronaky And Company Sunday TV Tha Dolphin" 1073 Qaorga C. haisraJaotadbyavaryona.(RatedR) Manchester Grange has two walkers without horror (other than 9 <8 9 Kid Bupar Powar Hour nl*l*l*a(EXC.MON.) Program Unannounced Scott, Triah Van Davara. Research concert singer Journeys to Africa in Qiyo Again (WED.) Monday: Baked lasagna with meat Henry Fonda, as an irasci­ fiBhazam search of hia roots. (00 mkis.) (02 mins.) I TMsW**klnTh*NBA(W*d.) macabre piakeup and in good form as Sharky, a As Schools Match Wits acientlat, after aucceaafuily working GD Movlo 'Each Dawn I DIa' (MON.), and tripod canes for any one who wishes CamaraThraa 9 M o v la -(C o m a d y )* * H **Graat aBoat o(th* NFL (THUR ), Thia Waok sauce, tossed salad, bread and butter, ble 80-year-old whose heart cop who stumbles onto a Ones Upon A Classic out a means of teaching dolphins to ' 13 Ruo Madalakto' (TUE.). 'Ron For to borrow them. Please contact any of­ blaring music), and a f It'a Your Bualnaaa Sm okayRoadblock'' 1076 Henry CD Movla-(Mystery) **% "Paran­ lnth*NHL(FRI.) Covar* (WED.), 'ShakaHanda With chilled pears, milk. and memory are failing, Danes Favor talk, finds hla animals kidnapped by oia c" 1063 Janetta Scott. Oliver M T h a tO M thriller without suspense. drug and prostitution ring. Fish conspirators who plan to use them in Fonda, Eileen Brennan. While Tha Dovil' (THUR.), 'Navar Slaal ficer of the Grange for additional infor-- and Katharine Hepburn, as CDCD InThaN aw a BportaCantar Plua hal Roberta 'Elegant John' Is in tha hospital, the Read. A young Oiri becomes tha O MovI* (Cxe. F rl.) ‘Houaa Ol Anything Smatl’ (FRI.) Tuesciay: Hamburg patti on roll, Spend your $4.00 on the Although the film never Matinaa At Tha Bt)ou II MORNING a plot to bomb the President of the victim of a diabolical plot by har Sevan Hawk*’ (MON.), 'Banana*' mation. , 10:00 8:00 WraatHng Ji Today'aFBI linanca company reposaessea hia 9 A6-Btar Boccar (Tuo.) ESPN’o potato puffs, buttered peas, chocolate his loving wife of 48 years, manages to transcend the (D 9 RIchIaRlch*Bcooby And 6:30 Bportawaak ) Entartainmant TMa Waak United States' boat. (2 hra.) paranoiac brother and aunt to hava (TU E.),‘Supardoma’(WED.), S w w Bowl BporiaTalk (THUR.) book. Grade: C-niinua. CD Walt Disney 1:30 truck. He walks out of the hospital, pudding, milk. nearly transform this rappyOoo 9 World Of Laurel And Hardy Program Unannounced ^H ockey steals the truck and begins what will har daciarad kiaana. (2 hrs.) '~oarlaa*'(THUR.). 9 Domata limitations of the stock Movla 6KX) CD M o v la 3:30 ) iDroamOIJaannI* routine material into ' Dr. Who 9 Opan All Night Movla ) CHlPa be the last, but ‘perfect' cross 9 Jkn Bakkar HEARTBEEPS (PG) plot, it does work on cer­ BportaCantar 9 ) Agronaky And Company Boccar Made In Germany •(Documantary-Advantura) * "To CD Movla -(Comady-prama) **M iDapam * CoHaga Basketball iwa country run. (Ratad PQ) (2 hra.) 9 CNN Aftamoon Continuaa Business women — Andy Kaufman, Ber­ something wonderful. The Movla □D CarabralPalayTalathon 12:30 )lM va Find a Rainbow " 1071 Real Ilfs "SacratOfSantaVIttoria" 1066 - I Id M O f Woht 9 Happy Daya Again tain levels, thanks to good Movla (W 1081 World Frtabaa DIac ) Program Unannounced adventures of'a Utah family In the Anthony Quinn, Anna Magnani. An ) ki BobeelPrearmmIng Movies planned nadette Peters. (Fantasy) story — of learning to give Bpaclal Raport Faatlval Of Faith 8:30 CDCD CBS Saturday M ght Movla 9 Movla (Mon., Tua.) 'Scarfaoa' The Robin Chapter of the American pacing and a fine suppor­ Nancy 8avln*Tha Arta ^amplonahlpa Teton Mountains. (2 hra.) Italian town hidaa a million bottiaa of _ <0rt)0 Project Peacock IMovla (D CD One Day At A Tima 'Help Wanted: Mala' 1062 Stara: G ^ . ) . ‘Hucklabarry Finn' (TUE.) Kaufman and Miss Peters and take love, and accep­ Aak Tha Managar 9 9 9 Nawa I Baxtara ^ 0:00 ^Moyfa-fComady)** "bicradlbla wine from tha Qarmana in W.W.H. (2 . 3(D OnaDayAIATkn* 9 9 Baaama Btraat Business Women’s Association will meet The First and Second Congregational ting cast. Grade: C. Nawa Shrinking Woman" 1061 Lily Suzanne Pteshatta, Oil Gerard. Bart ting mortality — has many 10:26 9 Movla 1 Connecticut High Bchool 9 C D AUca Convy. An unconventional marriage hra., 25 mlna.) 3 WaNen* 9 Movla 'Joumay to tha Cantor of star as robots who fall in Movla Tomlin. Charles Qrodin. Aerosol 4K)0 Paopla’aCourt at 6:30 on Tuesday at the Rustler’s Inn in Churches of Coventry will sponsor a film 9 AakNBCNawa 6:20 •wl CD Crtala Alert- Agony In Eaat of convenience is made whan a busy I tha Earth' Part I. (MON.), 'Joumay to love in the year 1995, but moving moments, but is (F ilm grading: A — 10:30 Movla Nawa Track And Field epraya and preaervativaa are 9Movla-ManAndHlaAmazlng ^ Economy Watch Inakfa Bualnaaa ) It la Written riter who wants some easy money.(2 Martin. Film atagaa and radraataa 1 0 RagNPhablnShow Barnadatta' Part II. (WED.), 'Mr. heartbeat to this insipid, il­ too sentimental. Grade: R- average; l> — puur; F — 0:00 ® Tima For Timothy Meat Tha Praaa care. (Ratad PQ) (80 mins.) thaavantalaadinouptothaAloariana 3 22A8V* Speaker will be Attorney Robert seven consecutive Sundays in the vestry Frtanda CD GD C68 Saturday Night Movla aka Haaa Ooapal Tima Hobbt Takai a Vacation* (THUR.), awful) 9 Btyla 9 Praaa Box Once Upon A Claaalc 1 Magic With Tha Stara 9Movla*Victor Mature, & Movla -(Com ady) *** M of First Congregational on Main Street. O Bpidarman And Hla Amazing 9 Bchoola Match WIta 9 Talathon ConUnuaa ' awamakar Sunday "Bananas" 1071 Woody Allan, Franca. (2 hra.) I ILovaLucy 9 Emargancy Ona W Country Top 20 9 9 Cerebral Palay Talathon Lon Chaney Jr. In the atone age, a 4:30 10:20 Two showings are scheduled each Sun­ FrMnda 9 NawamakarSaturday 1:00 ) Maatarplaca Theatre Louisa Lasser. A zany, fruatratad 9 Waltona (Exc. Wad.) 7:00 MBA On CBB. tribe of caveman encounter 9Movia-(8uapaftaa)** "Raaur^' day, one at 4 p.m. and the other at 6:30 9 Movla Movla CD 0:30 inventor runa off to South America Aftarachool Spacial (WED.) 'A « TMaOldHouaa 9 Chrlatophar Cloaaup savagery, and dinosaurs. (00 ractlon" 1060 EUanBurstyn.EvaLo 10:30 (B) Movla Dialogue )C D Tha Jaffaraona and becomes a revolutionary leader MattarOf Tima’ p.m. 9 M o v la Kenneth Copeland Accent Qn Living ) World Tomorrow mins.) (Ullianna. A woman dies and comaa > 333 i Fiim series set 2.-00 of a banana republic. (Rated PQ) (00 4:30 10:55 I ThIalaThaUfa CoHaga Baakatball '82 D Old Tima Ooapal Hour back to Ufa. Now no ona aha touchaa - CD Jaffaraona 'The public is invited. Baby-sitting will 0:30 9 Movla -(Musical) ** "Huck- mins.) Moekbuatar* One actor portrays (D 9 Bchoolhouaa Rock 9 9 9 LIvaFromjStudlo8H: BportaCantar Money Waak (Movla (S) Movla-(Drama)*** "Beau will avar ba tha aama. (Ratad PQ) 0 0 CD What'a H^panlng The Gilead Congregational Church on be provided. 10:56 I World Opportunitlaa CotlagaBaakatbail’82 t Sergeant Bllko labarryFlnn" 1074 Jeff East. Paul (103 mbit.) 0 Btookbuaiara (Exe. Thur.) (D Aftarachool Bpoclal (Wod.) *A ruso Ramambarad 0Harou*W*lby,M.D. Gilead Street in Hebron is sponsoring the CDCD InThaN aw a American Ptayhouaa Waak In Ravlaw Why In Tha World? 10:00 MttarOfTIma' 11:00 Jimmy Bwaggart American Ptayhouaa [)CD Trapper John, M.D. 0 Andy QrtflNh Show ^ GoN(Wod.) Dobson Family Film Series at 7 p.m. on a 10:00 10:88 (I) Soul Train CD Haw s Jonny Ouaat 1:30 9 Chriat Tha Living Word successive Sundays through Feb. 28 at 7:15 0 Wuuthurvluw Retreats slated CD 9 GoMla Qold*Thundarr a j 9 Fantasy Island Make It Real D Jimmy Bwaggart 9 MiaMMtBhow CD Community Calandar 11K)0 the church. 'Dallas' psychiatrist □P CarabralPalayTalathon Rbpafallowa Call To Prayer ( Onadin Una 9 MOvSr(Wod., Thur.) 'Diffarant Manchester residents are invited to CD Movla GS EBPN Collaoa Football 7:30 Nawa ( Indapandant Network Nawa Sunday movies 33 Kind Of Winning' (WED.), 'Scarfaoa' Films are open to all people interested U3 HourHagailn* 9 BaatOfThaNFL Bpaclal WaBaHava In Performance V Firing Una (THUR.) participate in retreats to be conducted at Aak Tha Doctor 03 PrteuluMQht in the well-being of the family and 9 9 9 BpacaStars 9 Movla 2:00 10:06 8:00 Mercy Center in Madison on Feb. 6 and 7. Inaight My Thraa Bona t> Nawa 33 John Davkiuon Show BamayMMar children. Child care will be available. DEAR DICK; Though 9 Indapandant Network Naws 0 SUparBowllXI oMoM*(Mon.) 9 Woodwright’a Shop 10:05 Talathon Continuaa 10:30 8 Bionic Woman The Feb. 6 workshop theme will be 8upur Bowl X Hlghllghta (TUE.), Films will include ‘"rhe Strong-Willed not a word has ever been 11:26 HarvaatTampla D SportaExtra contract to kill him. (2 hra.) Law'* 1974 Qaorga Pappard, Aba S Happy Days Again (Exc. "Finding Meaning in Your Life and (8 ) News CoHaga Baakatball MORNING Super Bowl XI Highlight* (W ED .). GDCD InThaNaw a 10:30 Moacow Uva D Beat OfTha NFL 3K)0 Child,” “Shaping the Will Without said about it, my wife and I Porky Plg-Buga Bunny VIgoda. An honatt dataotlva, who Supar Bowl XII Hlghllghta (THUR.), Work.” It will be from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. 9 Aak NBC Naws GD Black Nawa I Movla t Btmday At Tha KIng’a Houaa 6:00 (DMovla-(Drama)**H "Bombers can't b* bought by Ihu uyndloatu, lu S^lvom on’a CoHaga Baakatball Breaking the Spirit,” “Christian agree that the actor 11:30 8K)0 9 National Geographic I Aak Tha Manager 9 Movla-(Orama) "Supardoma" Bupfr Bowl XM HIghHghI* (FRI.) (Mon.) Collaga Baakatball (TUE., 9 Movla > Today’a Blcck Woman B-62" 1067 Natalia Wood. Karl undingurud by a aut-up narootlo* 0 0 0 Wheal OlFortun* Fathering,” “ Preparing for A fee of $18 will-cover a copy of the playing the psychiatrist on CDCD Blackatar 9 Mark Ruaaall Comady Special Movla 11:00 1076 David Janssen, Donna Milla. Maldan. An Air Force career ' buatlnhlapoamgaaaelvlolaadarand book, “’rae 'Truth About You.” H o l l y w o o d ^ NFLFHma I Jimmy Bwaggart 2:30 } ( D 9 9 Nawa Tha yaar’a blooaat sports avant. tha aargaant.whoi'aaantahia 0 MovI* (Exe. W*dO'l-lh*l' S ^ t v a y And QoBath Adolescence,” ”What Wives Wish Their 9 Forum 38 I Confluence u v a * a condatimad man'* IH*. (2 ‘ “Dallas” was changed 9 Moscow Uva GD Movla I Off Tha Sal Super Bowl oama. la thraatanad by a commanding officar, a long-time and (MON ), ‘Day For Night’ (TUE.), ‘No 9 MMaftniirriai ’The workshop on Feb. 7 will be titled I Celebration Of Tha Eucharlat hr*.) Nuk*a'(THUR.),‘Th*Lady Husbands Knew About Women.” after, a few episodes. Has 9 Photo Bhow 9 PromiaaaOfGod I Moracamba And Wlaa silent kilter In this suspense thriller. bittaraoquaintancamakingaplayfor 9 CNN Aftamoon Continuoa ^ CD CD 9 ^ ^S^Naws I Talathon Continuaa 12:30 “Retreat for Separated and Divorced.” Dick Kleiner 11:55 (8 ) Bpaclal Raport I BportaCantar (2 hra.) hia daughtar, ia ordarad on a aaorat Vanlah**' (FRI.) 9 HappyDayaAMki For additional information, please call the actor playing Sue ^ Mission Impoaalbla > Dr. Gone Bcott CD MovI*-(Romanco-Orama) ** W CD Bchoolhouaa Rock Am arlca'aTop 10 3:00 I Jim Bakkar B.-00 miaalon totaat tha nawB-52Bombar. “ T h a K a y " 1 9 M William Holden, 0 L o v * B o a t 9 M o ^ (Wod.. Fri.)'Supardoma' During this weekend two divorced people 9 I Kenneth Copeland 11:30 the church office, 228-3077. Ellen’s psychiatrist been 11:56 9 B porU CD Movla ) SporU 9 Movla-(Musical) **H "Double (2 hra.) SophlaLoran.Adlalllutlonad woman (WED.). 'Diffarant Kind Of Winning' will be available for one-to-one sharing CDCD InThaNaw a 9 In Parformanca 9 C o H ^ Baakatball IMovla Trouble" 1067 Elvla Praalay, 4KX) paata* out th* key to hor room to a 33 ABkiTh* Family changed during this series? Robert Bchullar ((^pUonad) AnattaOay.Taanagahairaasfallafor W FamihrFaud of the healing process in their own lives. 9 Nlghtoona 9 Bunday At Tha KIng'a Houaa > Laraon Sunday Night 9Movla-(Myatary)**M **Lady aarla* ol Naval Captain* during id) MMtorHogon RICHARD O. SMITH, AFTERNOON Itovla 9 9 BportaWorld 11:30 visiting pop aingar in England. (00 Vanlahaa" 1070 (^blll Shephard, (S CoN*a*Ba4k*tbaa(Exe.FiL) Carter OMBitry The Mercy Center is located at 167 11:30 (8Z) Baaama Btraat WW.II, hoping lo mak* Ihalr Emanuel events 12:00 Movla 9 Nawa 9 CBBNawa mins.) EiiiottOoutd.AphotoioumaUstaidsa dangarouh llva* a IIHI* happier. (2 f C a ^ Bumatt And Fflanda Springfield, Mo. Popaya 9 Qraat Parformancaa:Dartca In Batllaatars Neck Road in Madison, on Long Island Trollkina This Waak In Entartainmant 9 OavM Suaakind Show 0:30 glamorous, madcap Yankhairaaaaa hr*., 30 mine.) _ 8:16 CD 8:30 p S a d T o ^ l a Troubl*' Amarlca'aTop 10 Movla ^ a r t c a CD Loula Rukayaar’a Bualnaaa 9 Movla -(Adventure) *** ha foils a political oonapiracy aboard 1d)0 9 HarmanoPaMo Sound. Those planning to attend one or DEAR DICK; You and mit things through him. Barrio 9 Maatarplaca Theatre: Duchaaa Journal "Quentin Durward" 1086 Robert Midday IndaiMiMlanl Nalwofk 6:30 Events scheduled at Emanuel Albuquerque, N.M. ^ABC Waakand Bpaclal 9 BCTV Comady Network Tha Portuguaaa Around Ua atraintravalIngthroughpra-warNazi 0 Movla-(My*t*ry)**W "Lady both of the workshops should register by your wife are both Of Duka Street GC AnEvankigAtThalmprov Taylor, Kay Kendall. King Loula XI, in Q f^ n y . (Rated PQ) (2 ha.) C D 9 N a w a Lutheran (3hurch pext week follow: BportaCantar Plus Praaa Box 9Eighth Telethon Day Continuaa Vaidahaa" 1979 CybHI Shephard,. 0 lo « c h o e l Proorammlng Cerebral Palsy Talathon 3:18 9 InaMa Bualnaaa 14th Century Franca, attempts to 9 Movla-(Adventure) EIUonaould.Apholo)oum*ll*taid** GD M JLB.R SUNDAY — 8:30 a.m.. Contemporary Jan. 27 by calling the program depart­ agreeing on being wrong. Char In Cone art TdpCat GrandPrIxMaataraTannIa 11:87 DEAR READER; Un­ Daffy>Bpaady Bhow Movla CDCD 9 EntartakimantTMaWaak craata a national atala out of a "Voleano" 1B69 Diana Baker, glamorbua, madcap Yankhatraa* a* 9 TannIa (Wad.) ment at the Center, 245-0401, Jeff Cooper is the only ac­ DEAR DICK: Our circle OKM 3:30 9 Dr. JackVANImpa Praaanta f^ a ra l ayatam without resorting to Maximllllan Schell. A group of (D 3 3 Nawabraak 9 Dr.SeotlOnHabrawa worship with communion in the chapel; fortunately, there is Bporta Waak UCP Talathon Wondarama hafollsapollticalconapiracy aboard of friends is at a standstill. NFL Ravlaw And Pravlaw 11:35 (8 ) Fred Saxon 9 Forum violence or tyranny. (2 hra.) advanturara are aaarching for atraintravalino through pr*-warN*tl 0 EnlattakHiiantTeiilgM 9:30 a.m.. Worship, Church School, tor who has ever played CBB Bunday Morning 4:00 AFTERNOON nothing you can do. In the Movla CD Movla 11:35 10:30 sunken traaaura In tha watara near Qarmany. (Ruind PQ) (2 hra.) 0 Movla (Mon., Frl.) ‘Houa* Ol Nursery; 10:45 a.m.. Annual Dr. Ellby. None of us can recall the 12:00 A Naw Day GD Talathon Continuaa (D 9 N a w a 9 Movla-(Comedy) *H "Hare Java In l863whanavolcano4rupta. 12KX> Savon Hawk*' (MON.), 'Banaua' first place, Everett Cross Country Ski School FamHy Focua a to o Koffee Krafters name of the dog on “Pet­ It'a Your Bualnaaa ® Movla 9 Freeman Raporta 11:46 Coma Tha Co-Eda" 1046 AbboH (2 hra., 30 mlna.) (D Movla-(Suupanuo)** "Mad 3 CD 3) Naw* Congregational Meeting, Child care. probably never saw or even Jimmy Bwaggart 9 Movla CD Movla and Coatallo. Peggy Ryan. Two l i 3-2-1 Contact ticoat Junction.” He Land Of Tha Olanta □P Talathon Continues Paopla Now Bomber” 1872 Vinca Edward*, MONDAY^— 3:30 p.m.. Staff meeting; The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg DEAR DICK; Jack heard about your Candlapin Bowling 9 Living Faith 9 AH Thinga Conaldarad Special 12.-00 wacky caratakara turn a girie' EVENING Chuck CoiHior*. A pollc* Invaatlga- D CharSaHoaaSliow Lottery thow (Thur.) looked like Benji. Can you Oral Roberta 9 Movla collaga upside-down. (00 mlna.) f Jutforsons ((tepUonod) 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Branch of the YWCA will meet Jan. 20 Klugman plays the part of manuscript. Stars don’t Soapbox (8) Freeman Reports Mlatar Rogara 6KI0 tor tpaarhaad* th* aaarch lor a mad help? KATHY MILLER, 12:26 12:30 dZ) SuWvana Woman’a CoHaga Baakatball 11KX) bomber who ha* tarrortjfd th* oHy. 1 0 0 PaaavrordPkii _ 5:18 Jataona 4:30 CIlMovl*-DIahann Carroll, Jam** Earl meeting. Property Committee. 78 N. Main SL The group is open to firs t nam e? BETH A. manuscripts as a rule. It 12:30 Movla Jona*. Story of a lova alNIr batwaan 0 Movl*-(DraaM) “ Suparaouw" CD CD Tom And Jarry Comady 0:16 9 Faatlval Of FaKh 1060 Gorgon Soott. Anthony TUESDAY — 10 a.m.. Old Guard - 8 CD Davay And GoHath 9 9 Bob Hope Daaart Claaalc n black garbng* collactor and a 1878 DavJd Janaaan, Donna Milla. anyone interested in making crafts. RICCIARDONE, Malden. was almost surely in­ ThaAthtataa Quayla. Tarzan rascuaa a lamaia Th* yaaP* blggaat aport* avant, th* Jim Klar, speaker. All retired men of the ) Portrait Of A Lagand _ 0:30 9 9 Talathon Continuaa 12KM pilot and captures tha gang that povarty-atrlokan mothar ol alx. (2 Participants must be members of the Mass. tercepted by some lackey 1:00 Comment i Super Bowl gam*. It thraatanad by a DEAR READER: 6K)0 robbed a aattlamant of axploaivas. ) Public Affairs GQ ABC Nawa An Evening At Tha Improv ■Ham kilter In Hil* auapana* thriHar. community are invited to attend; 1:30 YWCA and the Koffee Krafters. ’The and probably tossed out BatUaOfThaPianaU Staraky And Hutch (go mlna.) 0Movl*-vl*.

16 - THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 16. 1982 THE HERALD, Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 - 17 M ACC News Religious Services Annie — Leonard Starr

Holy Communion first artd third J I WONT KNOW I ’M-ER-JUST AIRINa - 8 t f r IT ! APPRECIATE I GEEjSANOY-rMaEmN’ Andover VOU WERE POIN’A OUT A FEW THINGS, IF YOU TOOK m e TH’ SAME FUNNY SMELL Winfest II ^ '’c h u r c h o f CHRIST, Lyd»ll Astrr^graph im o H S , Crossword LflUhOBY TOOfiY, ANNIE.. ANO THANK YDO, THINGS OVER TO FIRST CONQREOATIONAL and Vernon atraete. Eugene AS 1010 WHEN MISS BUT CHURCH Of Andover. UCC. Brewer and Stave HoK, minister*. MISS REHEL'LET BUT rn ALL DONE ~ MRS. CARSON ~ REW a CAME HOME Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. Sunday sarvicet: 9 a.m. Bible )4E 00 TMflT f l a s t N IG H T - scheduled Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 classes: 10 a.m. worship: 6 p.m. ACROSS 52 Act of Answer to Previous Punie a.m. Church school; 11 a.m. worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ stopping worship service with nursery, ble study. Nursery provided lor all January 17,19S2 1 Wander 55 Jack’s n may be unable to comply later. coffee hour after service. services. In the year ahead large under­ 4 French author companion FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, O B H W (M ar 21-Jm m 20) Be 9 D sncsi 5 6 Looses takings are favored more than willing to be helpful today If Is Tl T Bolton SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. 10:30 I little ones, so If you make a 10 Dummy 57 W ords of un- By Nancy Carr, of Bernard J. LaPine have a.m., church service. Sunday your services are requested. medications deratandlng (2 concerted effort to elevate the You will derive pleasure from Executive Director, been recelv^ from the CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 school, and care for small level of your goals and ambi­ 13 Got off wds.) □a H i i m a doing aor-Vou may also be s H T l w r o l children. tions your successes could be 14 Rssdinsu 58 Plunx Manchester Area employees of Financial Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford rewarded. t3DK3 E3IBIQE3 Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at COMMUNITY BAPTIST quite substantial. 15 Channel 59 Mountains and Subsidiary Aduit Divi­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) A □ D iRlQlCl Councii of Churches 6 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, CHURCH, 585 E. Center S t Rev. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. It) 16 Nuclear (abbr.) sion and from the Officers friend who Is well-oonnected Q C i n Q Q [ ^ 9:15 and 11 a.m. James I. Meek,' minister. 9:15 This Is a line day for any agency (abbr.) Winfest I held last year socially may invite you to do I LI L of the Audit Department of BOLTON UNITED METHODIST a.m.. Church school for all ages, Involvements you have with something with him or her 17 Run DOWN was such a spectacular the Travelers Insurance CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. kindergarten through Grade 4 groups or corporations. Don't today. -The Invitation could IB Poliea alert let Iheir reputation or size Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman success that our Division Company. Their thought­ Rev. Marjorie Hlles. pastor. 9:30 continuing during the service; broaden your range of 20 Metric weight 1 New Mexico a.m., church school; 11 a.m., 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, Intimidate you or make you feel contacts. 23 One or the river of Christian Unity voted to fulness and that of the Inferior. Find out more of what worship service, nursery. nursery provided. u b Keep In other 2 Frenzied 19 College 36 Less distant support Winfest II as its lies ahead for you In each of LEO (Jtdy 23-A . 22) m'csziLiiiiiiii'.iiun!ia-ji(imiBugBwi,uiiuiii;ifjL family are much ap­ ST. QEORQE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, mind today: It’s more I m ^ - . 26 Plays anew condition degree (abbr.) the seasons following your AtoTLE/, DURIF46 THE 4 0 Greek letter ecumenical activity for the CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. 2Ze Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, tant how situations end, rather OlMS DiKS J 30 Incursion 3 Summer time 21 People of preciated. birthday by sending lor your 42 South African John C. Holliger, vicar. 10 a.m.. senior pastor; Rev. George Em­ than how they begin. You get FIRE DRILL I WANT 31 Graiping Week of Prayer for Chris- • copy of Astro-Graph. Mall $1 D O L L Y ’5 B A f County Cork mitt, minister of visitation and luckier as time draws things yo (/T o le a d t h e . 33 Shame 4 llhlld's hat plant tian Unity (Jan. 15 to 28.) A t t e n t i o n W e b e l O S Fam ily Eucharist; 11 a.m.. lor each to Astro-Graph, Box 22 Went before outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday out. \AORKER6TO3V»Tr. 34 Past 5 Fighter pilot 44 Jolt Nursery program and coffee 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 23 Ages What is W INFEST? The All 35 Newts 6 Faithful fellowship. school; 10:45 a.m., worship, 10019. Be sure to specify birth VMQO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) 24 Villain in 45 Lincoln and Winter Festival of If you are missing a 36 Gag counselor BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL children's church and nursery; 7 date. the answers you need are In "Othello" Ribicofi your own Imagination today. 37 Short poem 7 0ver((5er.) Congregations sponsored Webelos honor badge with CHURCH, 228 Bolton Center p.m., evening -service, nursery. A0UARIU8 (Jan. 20-Fsb. It) 25 Floats Get that bright head of yours 39 Tilted 8 Mediocre 46 Electromotive by the Christian 8 silver awards, we have it Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ CALVARY CHURCH Instead of dealing with under­ 27 Flying saucer working extra earty. ft’s you 4 1 Lioness in Icomp. wd.| ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a.m., (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid­ lings you’ll have more luck studier unit Conference of Churches in the MACC office. who makes the breaks. ’’Bom Free" 9 Sharp worship service, Sunday School, dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. today going right to the top. 48 Ones (Fr.) Somebody’s mother has LIBRA (Sept 23-OcL 23) Your 28 Missile Jan. 26 at the Cathedral of nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. These are the people you'll 43 Dust projection possibilities for gain are excep­ 29 Sow 50 BravosiSp.) St. Joseph, Asylum Hill fall housecleaned with in Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m.. ser­ want to meet eyeball to eyeball. 44 Indonesian is­ 10 Before (prefix) tionally good today. Be on the 3 2 Green Congregational and Trinity enthusiasm and we’ve Forum Program. vice of w orship; 6:30 p.m.. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) land 11 Taste a 51 Oil (suffix) alert lor opportunities which 47 Hawaiian lollipop mountain retrieved them from the evening service. Don't be afraid to think In 53 Greek letter Episcopal Church includes CONCORDIA LUTHERAN could mean something to you volcano. 12 Fast aircraft state (abbr.) Coventry expansive terms today. You’re materially. 54 Doctrine workshops in a wide varie­ clothing bank. CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. apt to be more fortunate with ^1883TiBuosCempwiy Syndtewls, Inc. M a u n a _____ (abbr.) 35 Conger SCORPIO (OcL 24 Nov. 22) 55 Actor Backus ty of areas and a festive Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor; grand Ideas than with small 49 Sticky stuff 1 8 _____ Foitas 36 Semite COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Keep a firm hand on the tiller and memorable noonday Aging and loving CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow- Rev. B. Stacy, associate pastor. ones. today. Lady Luck tends to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans, 8:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Commu­ ARIES (March 21-April It) favor you In situations that you Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta ana J.K.S. Celebration of Giristian uni­ Joint ventures should prove The Emanuel Lutheran pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. nion, nursery care provided; 10 personally control. Together, ty. lucky lor you today, but there’s Church Fellowship group worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday a.m. Sunday School through you’re a winning combination. 9 ID 11 12 Last year’s celebration school: 7 p.m. Bible itudy and grade 6 In classroom wing. a possibility you may not rec­ of retirees has an annual SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. , A S W ELL IF THE BOY WAS HO H EEP TO ...me was one of the most im­ fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST ognize opportunity (or you Just 21) If there Is something big mXXMElOMNWe f ASA Epiphany party and a grab might not do anything about It). lATE.IAPOLOSIZE. APOLOeiZE..r e o Y 13 14 pressive, if not the most prayer meeting. SOCIETY: East, 153 W. Vernon you’re Involved In. It’s best to PRINCE OF PEACE St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, TAURUS (April 204toy 20) keep It to yourself for a while FASHtONS, I man OF X INVITEP HIM ((NOWS bag. This year, instead of Making promises could come impressive, ecumenical minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. longer, even though you are OMAR.( VOU AKE A /M/WXMCE! IN TO CHAT... g e n e R l is 16 grab-bag gifts, they LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 quite easily lor you today. Even worship service I have and North River Road. Rev. W. H. TRINITY COVENANT eager to share what’s happen­ MAH OF SURPRISES ■ 1 ” brought in gifts for babies. though you’ll be sincere, you ■■ been fortunate enough to Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St. ing. 18 19 22 Would you believe they attend. I’m looking school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pastor; brought us 83 gifts — Milton Nilson, assistant pastor. 8 ■ forward with great vice. 23 24 1 26 27 28 29 everything for little ones ST. M ARY’S CHURCH. Route and 11 a.m.. worship services, enthusiasm to this year’s 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; nursery for infanta; 9:25 Sunday ■ from gowns to sleeping celebration. Rev. John L. Suprenant, Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; 3D 32 33 bags to booties to water­ associate pastor. Saturday 6:30 p.m. evening service. ■ ■ THE WORKSHOPS proof pants. God love masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL Bridge 34 35 36 are scheduled for 9:30 a.m. them. masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 CHURCH. Park and Church ■ ■ streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ and 2:30 p.m. and include Concordia Lutheran a.m. 37 38 4D SECOND CONGREGATIONAL son, rector: Rev. Alan J. everything from seminars C3iurch at its Christmas Herald photo by Tarquinlo CHURCH, (United Church of Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ ■ - for clergy (as persons or party also chose to replace Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, 41 professionals) and for its grab bag with gifts for Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. ■ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, 447 N. MAIN ST. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ church secretaries (front children and Pat Obue, at Church school for all ages; 11 Making your contract Levy’s Law — Janies Schumeister 44 45 46 48 49 50 51 a.m., worship service (child care vice and Eucharist with church office m inistry) to youth the Clothing Bank tells me ■ 1 school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. ■ provided). also looking around for some 52 S3 54 55 . ministry choral workshops they brought in bags of new FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Holy communion every card combination that will and finances. and handmade infant and CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 Wednesday at 10 a.m. win for him. 56 57 There are workshops on toddler hats, booties, Church bulletin board Main 8t. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, SOUTH UNITED METHODIST NORTH 1-1*^ minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School CHURCH^ 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. In other words, he concen­ MOSrWMTD /« aging, banner-making, sleepers and pajamas. ♦ KJ84 trates on the H of the acro­ □ □□D at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence YAKIO 58 59 church-sponsored housing Beautiful. nym ARCH which is “Bbw dCtetPH (AUAS'te. uoE-')eoooeop/ Worship service, nursery care M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship ♦ 4 ODDD and clowning, cn the role of provided in Church Lane House. ^service can I make my contract?” 6KQJ108 for declarer ana “Bbw can I m m > WITH A MAIU-OBDEB OODO women in the church and Hot meals EMANUEL LUTHERAN (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | Sunday: 8 a.m.. Holy G>mmunion; Manchester CHURCH, Church and Chestnut WEST EAST beat this contract?” .for Ph.P AM> A SINCRC: SMILt, □Dr aspects of prayer. streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson ♦ Q « 3 BAIOS defender. The bill for hot meals for Guest speaker 9 and 10:45 a.m .. Pastor Webb Breakfast set ’0fc,d0E''e)0K)P00ieTo o r Included, too, are G O SPEL HALL, Center Street. and the Rev. Michael R. W7S East wins the first trick shut-ins came today and it preaching; 9 a.m.. Church School: DOOE, 'm SCeiBIN6'’ HIS iPr workshops on social and 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Henricks, ♦ QJ108 SAaiSk with the ace of diamonds SHODDY BASEMENT m TE& - r lA religious concerns: abor­ reminded me of the fact The Rev. Richard Devendorf will Nursery thru 9th/Confirmatlon The Catholic Charismatic a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m;, Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, ♦ A9»2 6743 over bis partner’s queen and pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m. PB00F1N& TD PEOPLE^ WHO JOSEPH VICTIMS WHO BOUGHT tion, peace, urban affairs, that I haven’t thanked the be guest speaker Sunday, at 10:45 Class; 10:45 a.m., nursery and Renewal of the Archdiocese of Hart­ gospel meeting. SOUTH CELEBRITY CIPHER FULL GOSPEL W o rship service; 9:45 a.m. Calebrtty Ctptwr cryptograma are created from quotctlona by famout people, peat hospital. Manchester senior high; 6 p.m. (S.O.S.), 6972 PONTNEEPir. *pe.vJ0E' m JOES" BASEMENT THE VICTIMS and present. Eecn letter In the cipher atanda for another. liberation theology, and the a.m. at the Church of the Nazarene, ford will sponsor a Holy Spirit INTERDENOMINATIONAL Church School, Adult Forum. Bi­ Hi Todiy‘$dtm TequahU. Concert: Paul Bisaccia, pianist; 7 WQJIIi4 GOODBOP/ VIATERPROOnNS EESIDENCE pending Billy Graham Memorial Hospital every 236 Main St. Breakfast on January 30,8 a.m. to 11 CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. ble Study. 11 a.m. Nursery: 11 nation that can make it pos­ SK98 C'WW'aA.M crusade in New England. year shares its The Rev. Devendorf has pastored p.m.. Vesper service/social hour; a.m. at the Holiday Inn, 50 Morgan. Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m. worship service. sible to defeat four spades. NORTH UNITED METHODIST ♦ S South is marked with the Two symposiums are Thanksgiving and Christ­ churches in New York, New 7:30 p.m.. Adult Bible Study in the Street, Hartford. a.m., praise, worship service and Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence “NWFL TBAGFCYOYNP YA NZL mas meals with us at cost education wing. Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Or. Vulnerable: Both diamond king and enough featured: (Congregational Hampshire and Virginia and feels The guest speaker will be Bill Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. hearts so there is no possible Monday: 7:30 p.m.. United service. Dealer North Renewal and Social and (you all know how good his calling is to form new churches. Triplett, former football player with FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Adult Bible class, nursery for trump loser. How about the Human Needs. they are), and Meals on Under the sponsorship of the local Methodist Women will meet in the the St. Louis Cardinals, N ew York Lake St. Rev. James Betiasov, children 5 years old and younger; West North East Saeth ace of clubs? BEYCYNP NH ALL NZWHFIZ NZL 16 Pass IW Winfest II promises to be Wheels volunteers church, he opened a dhurch of the reception hall. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10 a.m. Church school and It is likely that West holds Giants, and Detroit Lions. He is Pass 1 6 Pass 2W delivered them. Tuesday: 7:30 p.m.. FinanceCk)m- 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 worship. Coffee fellowship that card. Now our expert is an exciting and enriching Nazarene in Willimantic, now being with "Sports World Ministries,” San following service. Pass 4W Pass Pass upI to three defensive tricks mittee, church office; 7:30 p.m.. p.m., evening service. ' day. Registration for all Twenty-seven shut ins pastored by Michael Nahass. He has Diego, Calif. CHURCH OF THE SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Pass mthI aces.I Can be develop a this is only $1. (Child care is had a hot Thanksgiving begun to canvass Cromwell for a Women’s Prayer and Study: 1208 Cost per person is $6. Reser­ ASSUMPTION. Adams Street at CHURCH. 385 N. Main 8t. Rev. fourth? OHOALOAL HJ PHFW KWYML BOM available for a cost of |5 dinner and 37 shared in prospective new church in that area. Main St. vations must be made with Mrs. Sal­ Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. Dr. James 0. MacLauchlin, Yes, he can if declarer has pastor. 10 a.m. worship service Opening lead: 6Q Christmas dinner, thanks He and his wife, Bonnie have Wednesday: 7:15 p.m.. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses exactly three spades and . for children under 3 and $3 ly Foster, 96 Preston Street, Wind­ at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday and church school; 11 e.m. to their generosity and Evangelism (^mmission. Pastor West holds that queen. So, for children 7 to 12. three children, Joal, Am y and sor, G ., 06095 masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and fellowship hour. our expert leads back his KHAALAAYDLOLAA.” — EFWN An offering of non- your contributions. Micah. They moved to Hudson Hill’s office. There will he no tickets sold at the 11:45 a.m. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL five of spades. West’s queen By Oswald Jacoby . perishable food for local And a few last Christmas Street in Manchester recently so Thursday: 6:30 p.m.. Junior door! CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. knocks out dummy’s king. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior and Alan Sootag chimes. Thank you to Mrs. they could be active in the other (Tioir, Pumpkin Patch; 7 p.m.. Cub OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Wood- Declarer draws trumps ; food pantries and money side Street and Hllistown Road. pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, WLPOHCMA Gayton for her offer of a Scouts, (hooper Hall; 7:30 p.m.. and leads a club. West takes . for fuel banks will be ministries of the sponsoring church. Auction slated Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. One of the features that his ace and Iqads a spade. received. We have Giristmas tree and all the . The public is invited to attend the Adult Study: 224 Indian Hill Trail, a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 distinguishes the great East sets the contract with ! registration forms in the staff of the Manchester [service. Nursery care is provided. Glastonbury. Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament a.m. Worship srvice, sanctuary: expert from other rubber his ace and 10 of spades. PREVIOUS SOLUTION;"Football is still a violent game of Meeting. 10 a.m. Church School. office or you can pick one Public Libraries for their Friday: 10 a.m., AlAnon, educa­ Temple Beth Tefilah, 465 Oak St., bridge players is that he is (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Alley Oop — Dave G rt’.ic physical contact played by a conglomeration of misfits." — combined contributions to tion wing; 6:15 p.m.. Youth Choir, SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main Don Meredith up at your church office or East Hartford w ill have Its annual St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur register at the door. Plan Seasonal Sharing. Pumpkin Patch; 7:30 p.m., (Chancel auction on January 30, at 8 p.m. A Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m., to attend. This may be one Nazarene church (Tioir, Pumpkin Patch; 7:30 p.m.. preview of the items to he auctioned Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., Vincent talks MUST YOU FACE H IM ? VMIGHT AS WELL KISS TH' DUDE GOODBYE,; Thank yous holiness meeting; 6 p.m., open- Prtocilli'B Pop _ Ed Sullivan I SHOULD D IE IF ANY­ of the most important United Methodist Youth Fellowship, w ill begin at 7:30 p.m. HONEY.' IT 'S TH' LAST YOU'LL S E E O F H IM air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation THING WERE TO HAPPEN % ALIVE! HAW,'HAW.' ecumenical events of 1982. youth lounge. Local merchants, restaurants, . VEAW.'A RIGHT.' TO YOU.' During the Christmas The following events have been meeting. William E. Vincent, OUl? fJEWW HOW sport teams, hotels, theaters and UNITED PENTECOSTAL COFFEE / COME _ MR. COCOA' OR Kll ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright rush we really fell behind scheduled next week at the Church president of Manchester Warm hearts others have contributed gift cer­ CHURCH. 167 Woodbridge St. /WAKER.yTHEV COJt MAKER.' y MR.COLA' in our thank yous to the of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 Community (k)llege will HAVE ONE tificates, services and items that speak at the Unitarian By now you are already good people who brought Monday: 11 a.m., (Tiapel service Church of Christ a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., FO RK1I7S? will be auctioned, lliis major fund worship: 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 Universalist Society: East aware that Robert Smith of food, clothing, and fur­ at The G>raerstone Christian School raiser is open to the public, there is p.m., worship. on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the Robert J. Smith In­ niture. Our thanks to the with Rev. Norman Swenson. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Following is the schedule for the no admission charge and the meeting house at 153 surance (Company picked following contributors: Tuesday: 2 p.m., service at Crest- Spruce SL Rev. Richard Gray, (Tiurch of Christ, Lydall and Vernon refreshments will be served. W. Vernon St. ■ up his evening Manchester Emergency Pantry: field Convalescent Home; 3 p.m., pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ Keebler Co.; J. M. service at Vernon Manor with Rev. Streets. vice, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday Dr. Vincent will address Herald and saw Bill John- c a m e r a s ROLLON Sunday: 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 school: 7 p.m., Informal worship. the topic of "Human . son of the Savings Bank of Murphy; Ken Morrison, Ueorge Emmitt. THE FINAL SCENE. a.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., ST. JOHN’S POLISH ™ au * . Manchester looking at the Second Congregational Wednesday: 7 p.m., (Tiildren’s NATIONAL cATHOuc CHURCH, ^ghts. Where are they in evening worship. / Annual meeting zero recording ther­ (Thurch. Caravan; 7:30 p.m., midweek ser­ 23 Goiway St. Rev. Walter A. jeopardy, and what can we Gothing Bank: Elaine vice, Chancel Ciioir rehearsal. Wednesday; mid-week Bible Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass In do * to confirm them.” Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves mometer and challenging The annual meeting of Emanuel English; 10:30 a.m., m ass In Holcomh, Lillian Lewis, Thursday; 9:15 a.m. L.I.F.T. Bi­ class, ,7 p.m. C oU ee and conversation the community to match Lutheran Church will be held Sun­ English and Polish. Carol Sullivan, Sharon ble study group. S T . B A R T H O L O M E W ’S will follow. SBM’s $1,000 contribution day at 10:45 a.n). after a single ser­ I Masse, Harvey Kahaner, Friday: 7:30 p.m. Sams and Sals CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ How a b o u t • to the Fuel Bank. i vice at 9:30 a.m. Church School w ill Jeanette Stewart, Mrs. A. with speaker Rev. Gerald Ekldy, pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, "Mr. Bones'? ' ■ A few minutes later we Swank featured also be at 9:30 a.m. pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; LaMontagne, Howard and counselor; subject; “ Stress.” were receiving the Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and BIBU astonishing and welcome Carol Rourgno, Barbara Saturday: 9 a.m., Cromwell 11:30 a.m. The Reverend J. Gi'ant Swank Jr., SPEAKS news that B ill’s challenge Beaulieu, B ill H ill, Sue visitation. ^ ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. former associate pastor of the Concordia William F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. had already been met. Shoenfelt, Suzanne Sig­ Manchester Church of the KrukowskI, Rev. Robert. Bur­ Two warm-hearted men mund, Martin Keiderling, Nazarene, 236 Main St., as well as Events scheduled next week at bank, team ministry; Rev. Edward reaching out to help warm Stephen and Pam Colter, J. Reardon. Saturt^ay masses at 5 former executive vice president of Oincordia Lutheran (Siurch are as the homes of their John Haberem, Richard Center Church and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at the Greater Manchester Chamber of follows: 7:30, 9 and 10:30 and noon: and. According to a leries of neighbors. Krawczyk, George Budd, Commerce, was featured in a Monday —7 p.m. Stewardship at fi p.m. conunm lali being uied by a Wouldn't it be something Barbara Reuben, Ken MANCHESTER - Events highlight arUcle. “ The Church is C om m ltt^ in church room. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH* 70 major insurance carrier, the ' if we could raise $2,000 to Morrison, Mrs. Main St. Rev. PhiHp A. Sheridan scheduled next week at Center Killing the Family,” in the January Tuesday —6:30 p.m. Catechetics most important reaponaibUlty match these gifts? We'll McCaiighey, Mrs. S. and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, oo- Congregational Church are as thru February 1 ^ issue of the In­ classes in school wing. 8 p.m.Con- pastors. Saturday masses at 5 a family provider has i* to be keep you up to date each Lindell, Grace Bogdan, follows;- terdenominational magazine. Your cordia Church Women in church and 7:30 p.m; Sunday r^asses at ■ore his’ dependents are fully The Bom Loser — Art Sansom week on our progress. You Chester Ferris, and Bill 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. Sunday: 8:30 a.m., 9th Grade con­ room. cared for In the event of his only have to look at your Rice. Church. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 647 firmation, Robbins Room; 10 a.m., Pastor Swank presently ministers Wednesday —6:30 p.m. Children’s untimely deaUi. In fart, the thermometer to register Thank you to Mrs. (Hara Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick OHebrNEAM.ntR*»Ut Pst 6TMOR Buoa Bunny — Warner Bros worship service. Sacrament of Bap­ to the Church of the Nazarene in Choir. 7:45 p.m. Ck>ncordla Choir. Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; ads Irest deatti in a rather the need. Gull for making and UPTlTUDETC^’SWERe tism, sanctuary; 10 a.m., (%urch Thursday —9:30 a.m. Bible Thursday: Theocratic School donating to us three Walpole, Mass. jocular vein, an ill-advised 6&m£MEN, INSPITE OF IMPROVED SALES, FUDD School; 10 a.m., 7th and 8th Grades, Discovery group in .chruch room. (speaking course). 7:30 p.m.; KCAR , 6Wa) TD ALLOURflRjr jWLBERFORCe Caring people walker-bags, two laprobes, response I think. WHEN TriEY awWOT PRODUCTIONS, INC. iS ON -THE VEB5E Fe'deration Room; 11:15 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Golden Age Group in Service Meeting (ministry ABOJTj ASKED TriE V and some hats and training). 8:15 p.m.; Sunday: While not debating the OF PilgrimOhoir, Choral Room; 11:15 chunm room. T)(E M(?DERAT0R Thank you to the mittens; and to Mrs. Lin- Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; wisdom of life liunrance RIOT a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. Watchtower Study. 10:26. TO PEOJP&KE following generous con­ , coin Goff who. knitted four Vernon church protection for one's family, I AT Monday: 7:30 p.m., Grace Group, ZION EVANGELICAL ■ HdLLERBP tributors to the MACC Fuel ' sweaters, a two-piece dress believe there Is a far more THE Federation Room. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri ALBERTA AMP Bank: Ken and Julia and mittens. M y word, I Synod). Cooper and High streets. important issue to consider. I 0WL6 Tuesday: 6:30 p.m., Sacred Dance Following is the schedule for Sun­ Ethiopia is as large as Texas, Chadwick, Robert and can hardly sew on buttons! Rm. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor, 9 refer to the spiritual heritage 3 Group, Mezzanine; 7:30 p.m.. day at the First Ckingregatlonal Oklahoma and New Mexico omi- a.m.. Divine worship; 10:16 a.m Gloria Weiss,' Ethel J. Furniture Bank; Avis a parent leaves his/her fami­ Department of Fellowship, Rohbins Church of Vernon. blned. Sunday School and Youth Forum. Barry, Margaret Todd, Kellogg, Stephen and ly. No nutter how astutely Room. 9:56 a.m .: churdi school classes Inez Van Camp, Albert Pamela Carter, Jeffrey we plan, inflation can Wednesday; 10 a.m., Bethany for S-yearolds through Grade 8. Robinson, Mary Ann G eaves, John and Susan decimate any material Group, Rohbins Room ; 7:30 p.m., Crib room fpr infants, (diild care for Falkowski, Marcel and Peak, Evelyn and Bob provisions we make. But faith tarRwRrc* W SI R^ws RMsrwd Chancel CJioir, Choral Room'. toddlers. M ichele Poulin; and to the King, M ary Bareisa, and in God, love lor God and men, Winthrop — Dick Cavalli Thursday: 7:30 p.m., (^urch 10 a:m.: morning worship service, United Methodist Women Fred Stem. and hope beyond death never hmCASJ' A CEI^TAiN MEMBEPOPTHE Council, Robbins Room. with sermon by the Rev. John A. Rev. Robert Lmdstrom o f South United Methodist We are really most shrink In their relutlvs WINTHfROPfe) NYO RO eO F .‘.ANDYOU BAes ASNCW- "... 'HEY DAD/ U X } < A T -rH A T BE] BCACDOF PICECTDKS IS EAHNG Satur^y; 7 p.m., adult fondue Lacey. Church for iheir most grateful to those who are values. Aud their cost WISCOW: W HEN YCU'RE SH6 VEL D©PLAV, ^RAB THOeE KEENrts, budget , adoption and elec­ ski trip to Hogback Mountain, Vt. What will you; leave your people who continue to items donated. Special tion of auditors and members for the • AeeomMfa* el Cotf Putor - BvtngdM remember the Human thanks to Avis Kellogg, loved ones - 7 other than what Every Member Canvass Com­ CUtMkm Needs Fund: Dorian and who could hardly move • rMOfMT, Vaftor FortM Ceftog* can i » named in your will? South Methodist mittee. ^ E E K Margaret Shainin and around with the extra A6 VLUM 5 p .m .: juntos high pilgrim 6 A L Y A B Y C H U B C H .M7BSMMMStoT|*«. Walker and Ginny Briggs. . things, and to Fred Stem m 4 iM N A D A » fellowship. A>,tMMim>Pa6TM08/*/4a and Jim Carlson, who got a The following is the schedule for “Come ond got ypur tout hlottod!” mchofcmut Memorials next week at South United 7 p .m .: senior high pilgrim .twHBewd ifsninit ihssls truck and brought 'the Iknudi Btl. n g , Methodist Church. fellowship. Contributions in m em ory things to us. VbrieAK.TURiautPM itmor < m u THE HERALD, Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 - 19 IH THE HERALD. Sat., Jan. 16, 1982 HOVEimSINI MHIERTISING MTES . * LOOK FOR THE STARS... % DEIIOUNE Classified M in im u m C harge 1 22— Condomlniums 6 4 3 '2 7 1 1 15 Words_____ I H p T ic e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 3$— Healing* PlumiMrrg 4 8 -Sporting Goods 58— Misc. for Rent 24— LotS'Land fofnSale 38— Flooring 47— Qmlen Products S9^Homea/Apts. to Shefe 12.00 nooo the day 37— Moving*Trucl(ir>g>Storege 48— Aniigues l-~Lotl and Found >8— Investment Property PER WORD PER DAY Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. before publication. 13— Help Wanted 31— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE 2~P«fSona<5 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 27— Resort P ro p e l SO^Produce Deadline for Saturday is 3— -Announcenienis 15— SiluatiOft Winted 1 D A Y ...... 14» 4— Christmas Trees 28— Real Estate Wanted MI8C. FOR SALE RENTALS 81— Autos for Safe 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 5— Auctions 62— Trucks for Ssle 3 DAYS ...... 13ff EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale Put a star on Your od and see what a difference it makes. day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 53— Apsrtmenis for Rent 64— Molorcycles-Bicycles 6 PA Y S 12»f FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles tor Sale 65— Campers-TrailerS'Mobile Friday. 19— Schools-Classes' 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes lor Pient 55— ONicee-Stores tor Rent Homes 26 DAYS 11g 6— Mortgage Loarts 20— Instructions Wanted 32— PaintingSiding 45— Boats 8 Accessories

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Ideal INTENSE 1970-1973 SS 301CRD, 3-V4" air cone, 3.06 gpm to 7 p.m., four days a REFRIGERATORS, for couples. No pets. Camaro - excellent body, GOVERNMENT oil flow. Used one heating season. week; 10 to 6 Saturday; 11 WASHERS, RANGES - Utilities not included. 350 motor and transmis­ SURPLUS CARS and Sealed proposals will be received to 6 Sunday, three Clean, Guaranteed. Parts .Security required. sion. Corvette hood, mags, trucks now available until 7:30 p.m., Monday, January hidden treasures! You d o n’t hove to be o Available February 1st. etc. Call Walt after 6 p.m., through local sales, under 18. 1962. 'Your Community Newspaper' weekends a month. Call for & Service. Low prices! Sealed bids marked "Oil Burner B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Telephone 647-1805. 646-6799. $300. Call 1-714-569-0241 for appointment; Ibetween 9 and your directory on how to Bids" should be addressed to 12, Monday thru Friday, Street. 643-2171. purchase. Open 24 hours. Oerk, Eighth Utilities District. 32 native to hunt down oil the valuable informa­ 528-1300. THREE ROOM' Autos For Sale 61 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. Articles lor Sale 41 V APARTMENT - walking 06040. . distance to Main Street. JEEPS, CARS, Pick-ups Bids will be publicly opened, read and recorded at the January 16, tion... right there at your fingertips! See how easy Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 MUNSON’S CANDY Heat, hot water, electrici­ SURPLUS JEEPS, C^VRS, from $35. Available at local PLEASE READ KITCHEN is accepting ty, refrigerator and stove, TRUCKS. Car Inventory Gov’t, auctions. For direc­ 1961 Board of Directors Meeting of applications for full time carpeting. $350 per month valued $2143 sold for $100. tory call 415-330-7800. the Eighth Utilities District. YOUR AD employment in packing ALUMINUM SHEETS plus security. After 5 p.m. Similar bargains available. The right is'reserved to reject any it is to track down buyers for your merchandise...or CIsttllM ads srs laksn chocolates. Hours are; used as printing plates. .007 ' telephone 646-7224. Call for information, 602- DODGE - 1955 Classic - 4 or alt bids. ovar Um idiOM as ■ con- Mond^ thru Friday 9 to thick, 23k28Vi’^. 50c each, 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone dr. Coronet sedan. 72,000 Helen J. Warrington, vanlMca. Ttia Htrald la LICENSED NURSE POSITION 4:30. Cfall for appointment, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- 'MANCHESTER - Main call refundable. original miles, excellent Clerk to discover o world of shopping services that rt«|MMMlMt lor only ono bi- 649-4332. OPIN HOUSE 2711. They MUST be picked ['Street. Four bedroom condition, must sell. Eighth Utilties comct kwofilon and than up before 11:00 a.m. only. apartment. Second floor Asking $2,495. Call 647- District MACHINIST with all CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe 1471. only lo fio aizo of ll|p with all these unusual features... two family. Centrally DeVille - 72,000 miles. interest you...from apartments to antiques, autos original Inaortlon. Erroro around experience, setting SUNDAY JAN. 17, 1982 FOUR CORD - 4 ft. green .. located near schools, and up and operating Milling, Good condition. $2700 or PONTIAC TEMPEST - wMch do not loooan tho ■ k without preuurd delivered, $270 or trailer "on bus line. $375 mOnthly, Best offer. Telephone 742- Probate Notice ’Turning, and Grinding load average 10 cord, 14 . plus utilities. Security 1967. Two door, excellent Court of Probate. District of An­ to auctions... and just about everything else in vahia ol Oio advorttoamant ■ k without hddvy lifting equipment, with trade 6800 - Keep trying. body. All original chrome. w ill not ba corractad by an and 20 foolers delivered, • deposit. Available dover k without walking m ila» school background 1:00 - 5:00 P.M. $ ^ . Order for next winter . .February 1st. Call 646-7726. Needs motor. $350. 646-8492 NOTICE OF^HEARING additional IniartkHi. AUTO LEASING RENTAL between! Read oil about the extra, extra inside k plaaaant surroundinga desirable. Very pleasant before prices go up. or 742-6084. ESTA TE OF EUGENE T. working conditions. Telephone 871-0186. THREE ROOMS - Porter - Oldies But Goodies MIKELIS k conganlal people iHaurbrstpr Located in Marlborough Now Selling CMIRMK HOUSE CONDOMINIUMS with 1 Street area, including heat Limited. Rent-A-Car. Trucks lor Sale 62 Pursuant to an order of Hon. knowledge you’ll find... in the classifieds! k salary open Park for Research. Just Bedroom - 2 Bedroom Garden Style and 2 Bedroom WHEELS - Ford, 15”, $12 ;.and electricity. No pets. $12.95 dhy, 100 free miles. Valdis Vinkels. Judge, dated over the Glastonbury line. Automobiles bought, sold, 1972 DODGE VAN - very W13/82 a hearing will be held on an ★ work with still time to play pair. Figure skates, black, : Security deposit. Ideal for Hrralb SPM Instrument, call Townhouses. These Quality All Brick Units include: Fully size 3. Excellent condition. ■ newlyweds. Call 649-9092. . rented. 323 Center Street, good condition, 6 cyl., application praying for an authori­ collect, 295-9504. $8. Telephone 643-8873. Manchester. Telephone automatic. Asking $1500. ty to sell a certain parcel or piece applianced kitchens, Hardwood floors, Thermopane win­ 647-0908, Ask for Bill. Telephone 646-2491. of real estate at private sale as in MANCHESTER - Six room said application on file more fully Call 6 4 9 - 2 3 5 8 FULL OR PART TIME dows, and Central Air Conditioning. All this plus they are FOR SALE -22” Magnavox apartment. $400 per month appears, at the Andover Town Of­ Aide-Housekeeper for color TV, beautiful 4 foot ■ plus utilities. Available im- fice Building at 1/29/82 at 3:30 small home for the aged. situated In a Park like setting. Conveniently located at E. □ NOTICES and learn more about hours open! long wooden cabinet, sound mediately. After 5 p.m., TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT P.M. Call for interview between Center St. and Pitkin St. only. $45. Telephone 643- r telephone 649-3554. Margaret K. Vinkels, Clerk 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. only - 5478. FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT ORDINANCE 025-01 Lost and Found 1 649-4519. I. FLOOD PLAIN DISTHICT FLORAL DESIGNER - SALESMAN « - MANCHESTER - two Special Financing Being Offered HEAVY DUTY BLACK & -• bedroom apartment. Near There is hereby established within the Town of Andover a Flood IMPOUNDED: Male, five Experienced desired but Fireplace/stove shop. Plain District within which certain activities hereinafter set forth not a requirement. Part or Challenging opportunity DECKER Cement , busline. $400 heat included. years old, Collie Cross, Telephone 649-4500. are regulated. full time available depen­ for ambitious person. FUUTIMI Prices start at $46,500. Hammer Drill. Electric. The Flood Plain District includes all special flood hazard areas black and brown, Tyler Some experience helpful. Good condition. $95. Circle. 646-4555. ding on situation. designated as Zone A, Al-dOon the Andover Flood Insurance Rate Telephone 643-8455, 8:30 to Many benefits, commis­ EMPLOYMDIT Telephone anytime, 643- rHEBRON-AMSTON LINE Maps. (FIRM), and the Flood Boundary and Floodway maps, on 5:30 p.m. sion. Call Chet, 646-6925. 1680. - 2 bedroom apartment. file with the Andover Town Clerk. These maps as well as the ac­ Announcements 3 AVIULiUU Appliances optional. No companying Andover Flood Insurance Study are incorporated IDEAL FOR ICE -• pets. $285 plus security. herein be reference. with local progressive II. DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS: The following regulations FLEA MARKET: Every service firm. Person FISHING - 3 H.P. Power ,., Call for an appointment, ^ rc fia sirtfl Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ Ice Drill. Reasonable. See - 643-4976. apply within 2^ne A. Al-30 tique center, 1140 Main PABT TIM E must be neat appearing, REAUORS A. Residential Construction; New construction and substantial im­ able to meet public, it at 22 Kenwood Drive, provement of any residential structures shall have the lowest floor, Street, Coventry. Dealer Manchester, anytime. “ THREE ROOMS Partially including basement, elevated to or above the base flood elevation. space available. Telephone Newspaper Circulation Solicitor willing to do general furnished on second floor. B. Non-residential Construction: New construction and substantial 742-9698. cleaning, maintenance LOMBARDO A ASSOCIATES Wanted lo Buy 49 Near busline. No pets. improvement of non-residential structures shall be constructed in of premises, as well as accordance with II-A, or together with attendant utility and p o w e r i n Three Evenings Per Week 649-4003 Telephone 646-7647. Auctions 5 automotive equipment. CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ sanitary facilities shall: Drivers license THREE ROOM apartment (1) be floodproofed so that below the base flood level the structure Approximately 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. ty. We buy q^cMy and con­ ■" with heat, stove, is watertight with walls substantially impermeable to the passage required. Salary com' fidentially. The Hayes Cor- of water; Services Ottered 31 Servlces Ottered 31 *' refrigerator, references AUCTION to work with Carrier mensurate with a b i ^ [ I REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••••••• poration. 646-0131. (2) have structural components capable of resisting hydrostatic 1964 CHEVROLET and security. 649-9021. and hydrodynamic loads and effects of buoyancy; and G reater Sales Force. or experience. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 41869 T215707. Excellent benefits. •••••••••••••••••••••••• LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ INTERIOR/EXTERIOR (3) be certified by a registered professional engineer or architect To be auctioned off Homes For Sale 23 cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ BOLTON - one bedroom that the standards of this subsection are satisfied. Such certifica­ Raply Box F, PAINTING - Wallpapering * RENTALS tion shall be provided to the Building Official. JANUARY 16 at 6 A.M. Salafy plus Commission ages cleaned. All types and Drywall Installation. apartment, quiet BOB'S AUTO BODY c/o The Herald trash, brush removed. neighborhood. No pets. C. Within the floodway, designated on the Flood Boundary and MANCHESTER Quality professional work. ■■■ Floodway Map, all encroachments, including fill, new construc­ 390 New State Road Assumable 8%% fixed. Picket, Split Rail, 52 ....References required. $285 Mancfiester Reasonable prices. Free monthly. Telephone 643- tion, substantial improvements to existing structures, and other Apply In person at the COLLECTOR WANTED - Two bedroom ranch, Stockade Fences installed. estimates. Fully insured. development are prohibited unless certification by a registered 528-0670. ROOMS FOR RENT - CaU 5983. Manchester Herald Office Experienced preferred for fenced yard, nice G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. professional engineer is provided by the applicant demonstrating 643-1699. Near bus line. Off that such encroachment shall not result in any increase in Hood AUCTION Credit Collection agency. neighborhood, walk to MANCHESTER DELUXE 1968 BUICK or call Jeanne at 647-9946 Call 289-5236. shopping. $'56,900. LICENSED DAY CARE Main Street. Close to levels during the occurrence of the 100-year flood. Advert^ 1 " ^ Telephone 649-8623. HOME - Will watch your Building Contracting 33 everything. - 3Vi room apartment. Ful- D. Within Zone A. the applicant shall obtain any existing base Rood 45469SH264497. tor appointmont. , ly applianced. Central Air- elevation data and it shall be reviewed by the Building Official for To b« auctlonad oti DISTRIBUTORSHIPS child or infant days. Call 646-0262. FARRAND Apartments tor Rent 53 conditioning. Convenient its reasonable utilization toward meeting the elevation or flood- JANUARY 18 at 9 A.M. AVAILABLE - reliable FLORIDA REMODELING - Cabinets, J location. No pets. proofing requirements of this district. BOB’S AUTU BODY people to represent YOU WOULDNT III. GENERAL STANDARDS; Within Zone A. Al-30 the following stan­ DENTAL ASSISTANT - CLERICAL - General Of­ BELIEVE m Roofing, Gutters, Room I'. References, security 390 Ntw Slata Road respected company local­ BABYSI’TTER MANCHES’TER- One and dards must be met prior to issuing permits for any proposed con- C**®‘^ x > r n iin m u itv m V "Voice experienced necessary. fice. Duties include billing, faM - CMilni fOMRlNn . Uhu- AVAILABLE, Martin Additions, Decks, All types two bedroom apartments deposit. Includes heat and Manchaatar Multi girl office. Excellent typing, filing, phone and ly; part time from home. Tin, . Iwnij . flM, oMmw struction/development. For appointment, 455-0039. Mp ■ ...... fwoln School area. Call after 3 of Remodeling and available. Centrally '■ hot water. $395. Telephone A. Anchoring; All new construction and substantial improvements benefits. Salary receptionist. Applicants ■ ifoiitiimriJrM . Tiw WlriNiil p.m. 649-2094. Repairs. Free estimates. located on busline near 649-4003. .shall be anchored to prevent flotation, collapse or lateral move­ negotiable. Immediate must have skills on adding CtaN. S i n c e 1 o » a - SPECIAL EDUCATION Fully Insured. Phone 643- shoppi^ center and ment of the structure. Mortgage Loans a opening. Manchester area. machines and good figure tanicfi HmU urn ■inlirhnl DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - 6017. schools. For further details i. ONE ROOM B. Construction Materials & Methods: (a) All new construction Send resume to Box EE, aptitude. Hours 9-3. Four TEACHER - The kwiiiN tmamHU. Lab Fairam, PA and substantial improvements shall be constructed with materials Manchester Board of Im 4S3$ E FI ihn Fh. IM3. Or Parking lots, driveways, call 649-7157. EFFICIENCY o f our readers MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; c/o The Herald. day week. Bolton area. Cal TNFrM 14imTIII ROBERT E. JARVIS - APARTMENT first floor. and utility equipment resistant to flood damage, (b) All new con­ Education is seeking a apartments, stores, struction and substantial improvements shall be constructed using 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS. Phone 646-5686. WOULD YOU BELIEVE sidewalks, sanding. 646- Remodeling Specialist. 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and Heat, hot water, stove, and Homeowners and Commer­ PERSON FOR PAINT Special Education Teacher FROM $34,0001 methods and practices that minimize flood damage. 2204. F or room auditions, 4 room heated apartments, refrigerator included. C. Utilities: (1) All new and replacement water supply systems cial. Realty state-wide. stockroom and light PART TIME WAITRESS - - Intermediate grades. kitchens, bathrooms, Good location for senior Credit rating unnecessary. Effective immediately. hot water, no appUances. shall be designated to minimize or eliminate infiltration of flood delivery with van in wanted a few hours per day roofing and siding or any Security - tenant in­ citizen. Telephone 646-7268. waters into the system, (2) New and replacement sanitary sewage Reasonable. Confidential. g^reater Hartford area. Monday through Friday. Interested person should home improvement need. systems shall be designed to minimize or eliminate infiitoation of iniportant 10 Quick arrangement. contact Mr. Wilson E. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Five day, 40 hour week. Perfect for mother. Apply I I BUSINESS Telephone 643-6712. weekdays. MANCHESTER - Four i flood waters into the systems and discharge from the systems into ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY. $4.00 an hour. No benefits. in person. The Main Pub, Deakin Jr., Assistant WILL DO IRONING in my rooms, porch, first floor, flood waters, and (3) On-site waste disposal systems shall be m erchant. 100 Constitution Plaza, Repepiy in own handwriting 306 Main Street, Superintendent, and S e r v ic e s home. Call anytime, 64fl^ located to avoid impairment to them or contamination from them Manchester Public LEON CIESZYNSKI MANCHESTER MAIN ^ pets, parking, convenient, of our reader Hartford, Days; 527-7971; to P.O. Box 443, Hartfora Manchester. 3219. BUILDER. New homes, "buses, stores, school, during flooding. Evenings: 233-6885. CT 06141. Schools, 45 North School STREET - Two room D. Alteration of Watercourse; (1) Adjacent communities and the Street, Manch_ester, CT, Services Ottered 31 additions, remodeling, rec apartment. Heated, hot ,,, recreation. $225. 646-8408. Department of Water Resources Unit shall be notified prior to any QUALITY CUSTOM rooms, garages, kitchens water, appliances. No pets. alteration or relocation of a Watercourse, and evidence of such 06040. Telephone 647-3451. Interior design and 54 EOE. remodelM, ceilings, bath Security. Parking. Homes for Rent notification shall be submitted to the Federal Emergency Manage EMPLOYMENT decorating. Reasonable tile, dormers, roofing. Telephone 523-7047. ment Agency, and (2) Maintenance shall be provided within the rates. Call 875-6009 or 647- altered or relocated portion of said watercourse so that the flood WANTED: VISTA Residential or commer­ 456'/4 MAIN STREET - six HELP WANTED 1949. cial. 649-4291. EAST HARTFORD - 2 rooms, $400. plus utilities. carrying capacity is not diminished. Help Wanted 13 Volunteer for Manchester No appliances. Tenant in­ IV. ADMINISTRATION: area Charter of Literacy bedroom, brand new ESTABLISHMENT OF DEVELOPMENT PERMIT: CIBCULATION DEPT. NEED AN DESIGN KITCHENS, surance. Security. 646-2426 PART TIME - Work at Volunteers. 35 hours week­ ELECTRICIAN? All types linoleum & wall to wall A. A develf^ment permit shall be obtained from the Building Of­ home on the phone ser­ ly. Living expense allot­ cabinets, vanities, counter carpeting, heat, hot water, weekdays. ficial before construction or development begins within Zone A, Al- Newspaper Desler neefted of work done including tops, kitchen cabinet fronts vicing our customers in ment and monthly stipend appliances. Call Steve 647- parking. Near busUne. Call 30. your area. Telephone 456- In Vemon-Rockvllle Area provided. Application custom woodworking, 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- B. Information to be Obtained & Maintained: 0876 or 528-6631. deadline January 21st. Incoim Tax colonial reproductions■eproduc 1719iafter 6 p.m. OMces-Stores (1) The Building Official shall obtain and record the actual eleva­ have ^^^^gj^chester J.P. Lewis 6^9658. 55 tion (in relatifMi to mean sea level) of the lowest habitable floor CALL 647-9946 Telephone 236-5466. Service PERSONAL INCOME lor Rent (including basement) of all new or substantially improved struc­ PART TIME VERNON-ROCKVILLE - TAX SERVICE - Returns ELECTRICAL SERVICES tures, which information shall be suiH)lied and certified by cer­ SALESPERSON to sell Ask for Jeanne PHYSICAL THERAPIST - INCOME TAX prepared, tax aifyice given. On busUne. Brand new *.WORKSPACE OR tified professional engineer or registered land surveyor, and subscriptions door-to-door 20 hours per week. Home PREPARATION - We do all types of Elec­ three room apartments - STORAGE SPACE FOR (2) For all new or substantially improved floodproofed structures: Learn how to best manage trical Work! Licensed. with new scarrier two care expereince desired. Experienced - at your your personal finances. Extra large rooms with ti.'RENT in Manchester. No a. verify and record the actual elevation (in relation to mean sea evenings a week or Satur­ Part-tlnie Inserters Competitive salary. Friiwe after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. large closets. $300 per lease or security deposit, level), which information shall be supplied and certified by a cer­ home - Call Dan Mosler, Reasonable rates. Call 646- tified professional engineer or registered land surveyor, and days. Salary plus com­ Must be 18 years old benefits. Mileage pam. 649-3329. 7306. month. Security and n-Reasonable rates. Suitable missions. Call Circulation Call Manphester Public TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY references required. I for small business. Retail b. maintain the floodproofing certi|ications required in Residential & Commercial Section II-B. Manager, Manchester CALL 647-9947 Health Nursing Associa­ PERSONAL INCOME I WILL DO HOUSE Available January 1st. —and commercially zoned. your business. HeralcL 643-2711. tion, 647-1481. EOE. AAP. Construction. Remodeling, Telephone 875-1128 9-5 ..-.Call 872-180L 10 to 5. (3) The Building Official shall maintain for public inspection all Ask tor John TAX SERVICE - Returns cleaning. Experienced. home improvements, ad­ records pertaining to the provisions of this ordinance. prepared, tax advice given Own transportation. Monday-Saturday. C. The Building Official shall require that all other state and/or PART TIME WORKER PART TIME OR full Ume ditions, bathroom & —NEWLY RENOVATED federal permits are obtained before a development permit is Learn how to best manage Telephone 643-0825. kitchen remodeling.' wanted 2 to 3 days per legal secretary for busy your personal finances. MANCHESTER - Newly 310 square feet office issued. week. Inside/outside work. fiaitrl^rslpr Manchester law office. roofing, siding, repairs, decorated one bedroom iym available. Main Street D. The Building Official shall review all applications for permits to Reasonable rates. Call 646- HOUSE CLEANING - door & window replace­ assure that sites are reasonably free from flooding. Call Mr. Orfitelli, 27 Experience preferred. 7306. clean your home, daily apartment. Access to shop- location with ample Warren Street, Manchester Shorthand necessary. ment and alterations. 646- puig centers, buslines and >v' parking. Call 649-2891. V. WARNING AND DISCLAIMER OF UABIUTY: rates, experienced, an 1379. The degree of flood protection required by these regulations is at 649-5358, 9-5 weekdays, 8 Iferalft m Hours flexible. Reply Box schools. For further details Cit. to noon Saturdays. REWEAVING BURN excellent job. Evenings, please call 528-4196 considered reasonable for regulatory purposes and is based on FF, c/o The Herald.^ HOLES. Zipper^ um­ 872-8543. DENNIS AND RUSSELL scientific and engineering considerations. Compliance with all between 9 and 5 pm or provisions of these regulations, however, is not intended to insure Sitsv/fthy® '*’" SALESPERSON - full time TOWN OS MANCHESTIR MEDICAL SECRETARY brellas repaired. Window MILLER • Remodeling, after S pm and weekends, in quality men’s shop. shades, Venetian blinds. HOUSEWORK WANTED: additions, roofiiig, rec ■^'BASEMENT STORAGE against actual flood damage to persons or property. Compliance with office experience Keys; TV FOR RENT. Manchester, night office 649-7157. with the provisions of these regiUationi is not to be considered an advertisingT" Excellent working con­ POUCE DEPARTMENT needed. Hartford office. rooms, paneling, gutters, AREA with dirt floors. undertaking by the Town of Andover to Indemnify or otherwise bold adveros»‘».^ ditions plus paid benefits. Hourly Rale M .M Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. cleaning. Experienced. aluminum and ^ y l sidiiw First room 18V4 ft.xl5 ft.; NEW PAY SCALE Reply Box G, c/o Ther Reliable. Telephone 649- 149 OAKLAND ST., second harmless any person from damage to person or property resulting Apply in person to: Mr. Manchester residents only. Herald. 649-5221. > installed year round. floor five room apartment. second room 23 ft.xl5Vk ft. from floods. Larger floods than anticipated by these regulations -....nldalf V Abler or Mr. Snyder, Regal No specialised eiperience 5007. Telephone 6^2954 or 649- $330 plus utiUties and ;,'”$30 monthly. 649-0717. can and will occur on occasion. Flood b ^ h ts may be increased by WE NEED... Men’s Shop, 903 Main requii^. BABYSITTER WANTED: BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 1421. security. No appliances. man made or natural causes. This regulatkm dobs not imply that Street, Manchester. For application apply to Per­ Concrete, Chimney Psinting-Pepering 32 ,'^WORK ROOM 26 x 12. Heat land outside the limits of the specified recurrence-interval flood, or RN’s/LPN’s sonnel Office, Town Hall. 41 Two children; 5 and 8. Tenant insurance. 9-5 uses permitted within such ara u , will be free from flooding or The Herald. Reliable, dependable. Pine Repairs. ‘‘No Job Too wetadays, 646-2426:' " available. Adjoining 12 x 12 Homo Health Aides Center Street. Manchester, SmaU.” CaU 644-8356 for INTERIOR PAINTING, Heating-Plumbing 36 room. No heat. No plum- flood damage. These regulations shall not create liability on the Connecticut. Street area. Call 643-2744. over ten years experience, part of the Town of Andover or any subdivision thereof, or any of­ Homemaker/ estimates. URBAN RENT • 4W bing in either room. Plenty ficial or employee thereof or member of any Town b o ^ or com­ An equal opportunity employer* low rates and senior citizen SCHALLER PLUM BU^ parking available. Companions HEATING- Water puibp rooms, second floor. Heat, mission, or the Federal Insurance Administration for any flood discounts. 643-9980. ■^'Telephone 649-5358. damage which may result from compliance with these regulations 'to provide home care CNC Lathe Operator. Looking for kitchen specialists. Also, carpeted, applianced, gar­ RN - Public Health Nurse age, panting, basement, or any administrative decisloQ made thereunder. Advertisers...... Experienced only. Must for voluntary P ublic appliances? See Jtbe great INTERIOR AND remodeling service or VI. APPEAL: Any party aggrieved by the implication of this or­ ' Call or eonM In fw M&M P&H, Manchester repairs. FREE laundry hookups. Married pqII Pam at The Herald, 643-2711. tor be able to set-up, read Health Nursing Agency, b i^ in today’s Classified EXTERIOR paintinjg, Wanted to Rent 57 dinance shall have the right to appeal dire^y to the Superior InfomidlkHi, 643-9515 649-2871. Small repairs, T banging. Carpentry ESTIMATES. 649-4266. couple o ^ . No children or Court, Judicial Dlstiict of Tolland. blue prints and use all Full time position. columns. pets. $395. Security and standard and precision Challenging home visit remodeling, heating, Work; Fully rnsuredJ.R Vtl. EFFECTIVE DATE: ThlanrilifMiir»Aallhagffnetivofifteen MOE AND ASSISTANCE baths, kitchens and water Flooring 36 references. Call in person J:“GARAGE TYPE dhy* after pubUcatloo. measuring instruments. program and clinic ser­ Lewis & Son, 649-9658. • BUILDING for automotive OF MJL CONN. INC. Hmiting (or someone to ib- beaters. FYee estimates! at ^wrtment No. 1, 156 0t0^)l Herald Square. Manchester. vices. Liberal personnel Union Street, Manchester. ‘t; repairs for leading national $M Mahi tl, m n chaawr LEMS IMGME CONPMn policies with Health In­ snlate your home (of tbi SAVE 20%! Contractors' FLOORSANDING - Floors '"company in the surance Plan. Call 872-9163 winter?* The Classified C & M ’Tree Service, Free discounts pass on to like newt Specializing ’in 22 John Street, older floora. Natural and Don't store things you . Manchester area. We need o m e i HouM o r write: Difector; cohimiis are a good place estimates. Discount senior customers! Painting, 3,000-8,500 plus sq. ft. Get ‘Your Money’s Worth’ Mm.-FIlSd East Hartford, CT Rockville PHNA, 26 Park citizens. Company tapering, general repairs. stained floors. No waxing can’t use. SeU them fast ■OI/AAP 28S-346S to look for whatever aer- with a hard-working - Please call collect, 1-401- Sylvia Porter tellaJiow to get ‘‘Your Money’s Worth” Street. Vernon, Conn. Manchester owned and 6tt-I946. 'Ada H o m e ^ - e! John VhrfaiUe, S“ TIMI$8. 06066. EOE. vice jraa needl k operated. Call 846-1327. vide. Classified Ad! — daily on the business page in The Manchester Herald.

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